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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-17
DOUBLE HEADER AT
-. ID. TODAY.

Cartier Field would have been
an ideal setting for water polo
Friday afternoon. but Coach Gus
Dorais decIIned 10 let his ath-
letes take any chances on drown
ing. so the game schedule with
the University OF Wisconsin was
held over until today
The fans benefit by the incle-
ment weather. as today's pro-
gram will De a double header. be-
ginning at 1890.
George Murphy. Uhn was the
DOrais nominee for the mound
for Fridays contest. probably
viii pitch the first game, and
Lalley. Foley or Steinly will work
the second.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-17
FORMER GIANT HURLER
TAKES KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. Mo. April 16.-
Four runs in the third inning Friday
gave Minneapolis the third straight
game from Kansas City. 20 o. An
EFFORT 20 stop the onslaught by re-
placing Roy Johnson with Beedle
on the mound came too late 20 save
the game. Score
r. r. r.
Minneapolis o04 100 001-6. 10. O..
Kansas City 600 0O1 100. l.: J..
Schauer and Mayer. johnson.
Beedle and Brock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-17
GAMES TODAY.
American League

AmerfChn La 9 Nc.
Detroit ut Chicago.
- Louis az Cleveland.
Washington at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia.
National League.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Pittsburg nj 81. Louis.
Boston at New York.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-17
CO.'S 10 HOSPTTAL

r c. Bauer. 525 Cottage Grove
av-. has been removed 60 Epworth
hospital where he viii undergo an
operation. Mrs. Bauer who has
been in the hospital for several
weeks Is slightly improved.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-17
WEIGH WINNER IN
BOUT WITH WHITE
South Bend Pugilist is Given
Five of Eight
Rounds.

South Bend fight fans who ac-
companied Eddie Welch to LaIorte
Friday night saw the local pugilist
get clear-cut victory over Tommy
White. of Chicago. Eddie was given
five of the eight rounds. White was
awarded one, and two were even.
WEIGH forced the lighting in ev-
cry round. He constantly bored in
with rights and lefts, and in two
rounds he rocked Whites head with
hard drives with either hand.
The South Bender started strong.
the initial frame being his best. The
outcome was never in doubt after
the first few exchange of blows. The
fourth round was the most even Of
the eight, and White was given the
fifth.
Record Crowd Present.
The fighting was at 1873 pounds.
The largest crowd ever IN atten-
dance at a boxing program here wit
messed the fights. Fifty fans from
South Bend made the trip.
Wildcat Andy Williams, of Mil
waukee, was outclasSed by Clint
Flynn, Of Chicago Flynn landed
five blows to his opponents one.
Williams had both hands broken.
and took the most punishment ever
administered TO any pug here. The
battlers weighed in at 1875 pounds.
Young Mack. OF Tulsa, Okla. took
the curtain raiser from Kid Fay, OF
Niles. Fay hit the mat for shor'
intervals twice during the second
round. and was knocked out after "a
minutes fighting in the third. They
fought at 1875 pounds
Frank Tafel. promoter OF the
match. is preparing the stage for
program soon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-17
NOTICE

All members of the Labor party
are requested 20 meet at Redmen's
hall, 500 :. Michigan St. Sunday.
April IS al 9 a. m. sharp.
HOMER PHILLIPS.
Chairman.
26S4-17
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-17
NOTICE

1t has been reported around that
Mr.. Harry Mays, The Miracle Man
OF New Carlisle. that he had left
town. he Is still here helping and
healing the suffering. 2647-17
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-17
IrNION MEN. ATTENTION!

Do you look for the union label
in your shoes? Beacon shoes are
union made Every pair guaranteed
and prices always lower here. Gil
bert's Mems Wear, S13 S. Michigan
@, 2670-19
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-17
EVERYBODY

is invited 20 hear Harry Magiu Of
Chicago. The Spiritualist Billy sun
day" (Redmens' HalD, sos 5 Mich
igan St. sunday. 1880 p. m. Song
service 1915 y. m. 267S-lT
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-17
WINS FROM ASHER.

SPRINGFIELD. Ill. April IS
frankie Mason. fighter won by a
shade over Babe Asher. St Louis. in
10 rounds here Thursday night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-17

Free lecture on Christian Science.
at the church edifice. Main and
Madison SITS, Tuesday. April -, az
D. m. The public is cordially IN
vited 2642-2O.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-17

Scapulars and medals at Schil-
ling's. o'o-1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-17
JAPANESE FORCES
LOST 2S7 MEN IN
SIBERIAN BATTLES
Russian Losses Are Said TO be
Heavy in War
Zone.
By United Press

By United Press.
LONDON, April 16.-Japanese
forces lost 237 killed in fierce fight
ing with Russian troops at Khabar-
ovsk. Siberia. las Monday. a News
Agency dispatch tron Toxic said to-
day
The Russians lost 400 killed.
japanese claimed 800 prisoners
Fighting Continues
Fighting continued through the
day In the streets Of the city. the
dispatch said.
The Russian forces presumably
would be social revolutionaries Gin
sympathy with the Moscow soviet
governmeht). This element recently
clashed with the Japanese at Vladi-
vostok.
Khabarovsk is an important ST.
berian city. formerly seat OF the
general governme of the Amur. II
is at the junction Of the Amur and
Ussurri rivers and on the ASSURE
branch of the Trans Siberian rail
way
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-17
Weathern1dn Wins in Major Leagues
PIRATES VICTORS
IN LONE CONTEST
Cardinal Swatsmen Unable 10
Solve Delivery of
Carlson.
BY Associated press

ST. LOUIS. April PittsburE
pounded sherdel freely while Car
son held ST. Louis IN check and won.
5 20 0. But two 81. Louis runners
reached second base until the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-17

Two-base hits-Carlson. McHen-
ny. Three-base hits-Grimm, Sher-
del. Errors-Whitted Cation. Sac
rifces-Cutshaw. Cation. Double
Elays-Caton, Cutshaw and Grimm.
Hornsby. Janvrin and FournieT-
Left on bases-Pittsburg s. s.. Louis
8 Base on balls-Off Sherdel /. Hit
bv pitchcr-By Sherdel (Bigbee and
Grimm: BY Carlson (FOurnier).
struck out-Ry Carlson /, by Sher-
del 3. Umpires-Klem and Emslie.
Time, 1870.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-17

eighth. Score
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Pre-Holiday Quiet
Depresses Interest
In Stock Market
Average Trend Slightly
Downward, but Trading
Is Without Significance;
Transactions Are Smaller

The approach OF the holiday to-day
kept interest in speculative operations
yesterday at q minimum. Transactions
were less than half Of those of busy
! day and the trades that were actually
! made represented chiefly the maneuv-
crs Of professionals. Although the av-
erage trend was slightly downward the
days market was essentially dull and
without significance.
Operators for tho decline set out in
the morning In quest Of indications Of
weakness in the market. Their first
onslaught was on Texas & Pacific,
which tumbled to q new low for the
year, of IT, and closed at 18ts, off rs
points for the day. The decline was
accompanied by gossip Of terms OF a
reorganization, but no authentic an
nouncement of plans was made.
Another bold move WAS made against
the market standing of the stock Of the
Coca Cola Company, which slumped to
27A and closed at 293s, off / "a points.
Central Leather was the objective of
third thrust and, under heavy selling,
it fell to 40, which is the lowest level
attained thus far this year. The se-
curity closed at 40ls. revealing net
decline Of 3 y points for the day. The
break in Central Leather was attributed
by those who sought reason to defls-
tion in the leather industry.
But. despite the evident purpose Of
the bears, the decline did not spread
very far. The averages reveal slight
net loss, but nothing impressive ON
the other hand, the market revealed lit
tie spontaneity on the rebounds from
the declines. In brokerage circles some
observers Of the day to day fluctuations
contend that unless the professionals
can force severe decline in the mar
ket by the end Of the present week
they will be able TO make little headway
at least until after Election Day. This
theory Was based on the belief that
politics will IN the closing day Of tho
campaign exert itself 81 q constructive
market influence.
Spectators were sppreh ensive ovor
the immediate outlook for call money
because of the approach Of the October
Is money transactions, and particularly
because of the maturity this week OF
the Anglo-French loan Of $50O,O00 900.
Call loans renewed at IA and before
the close the rate climbed to per cent.
Tomorrow the government will with
draw s8,000,000 from the banks, and
more later in the week There will
probably be further calling Of Anglo
French money, which had been.tenpor
arily lent on stock exchange collateral.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
New Haven Stockholders
Approve Mortgage Plan
Canadians Seeking Boston &
Maine, Meeting Is Told,
Economy L. Urged

NEW HAVEN. Oct. ia general
mortgage on the New York, New Haven
l. Hartford Railroad was approved at
stockhol lders' meeting to-day, as
recommended by the directors
The meeting was slimly attended by
tockh olders. President Pearson made
a general statement concerning the
roads affairs and the object Of the
mortgage. He WAS followed by Vice
President Buckland, who gave an analy-
sis Of the financial condition. The
present indebtedness is 1922 PTS, 600.
which is an increase of 1923, ,325 900 over
that IN 1913, when the present manage
ment came in. Mr.. Buck!and stated
tha. the roads business is growing and
1t Is big problem to keep up develop
ment with the demand made upon the
property.
After Mr.. Buckland had gone into
the finances Of the company he was
questioned at length by Hagop Bogi-
gian, OF Boston.
Mr.. Bogigian asked what salaries
the ofacers were receiving and whether
the road was practicing economy.
MT. Bogigian asked If the company
would stand in the way OF consolida-
ton with the Boston & Maine. should
the government group that road with
the New Haven. He said that IL the
Ne i Haven did not look out, Canadians
would get the Boston & Maine. and
this would prove serious for Boston
Portland and New York.
After approving all propositions on
the ballot the meeting was adjourned
until November II
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
In Wall Street
wheTan Properties May Merge

Another merger Of Whelan tobacco
properties is said to be under way.
According to reports that nrs generally
credited the next consolidation will In
cluds Philip Morris e. Co.. tbs Tobacco
Products Export Corporation and the
United Profit Sharing Company. II Is
understood that the three will be con-
solidated under the name Of the Ma
tional Tobacco Company Both Philip
Morris and Tobacco Products Export
were formed early in 1919. The former
acquired the business Of that namc
in the United States. Tobacco Products
Export acquired the foreign business
Of the Tobacco Products Corporation
and shareholders we're given she right
to subscribe to the shares OF both com
panies. United Profit Sharing was or
ganized to take over the coupon bus
ness Of the United Cigar Stores Com
pany and In addition launched a chain
Of retail tobacco shops in Canada. Ac
cordirg to present plans shareholders
of the three companies will be given
the right to exchange their shares for
stock Of the proposed new company.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Texas & Pacific Goes Lower

On renewed selling Texas & Pacific
shares broke to II yesterday, new
low on the current decline. In con-
trast to the break last week there were
few rumors 70 account for the fresh
outbreak OF weakness, except possibly
statement regarding the company's
adventure in oil. 1t was said shat Of
the two wells sunk on the roads right
Of way in Texas, one has thus far
failed to show returns, while operations
are still being maintained on the sec
ond in the hope that it will yet be
turned into producer. This hole is
said to have already gone to a depth
of 2,7o0 feet without results. These
wells were the only ones begun by the
railroad following the original talk
year ago Of the possibilities for oil
in the region served by the company.
In Louisiana, it was stated, the road
is operating about eleven wells in the
Bull Mayou country with daily output
OF approximately 400 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Bankers Calling Loans

Heavy calling Of loans was reported
yesterday and it was this development
which was held responsible for the
sharp run up in call money rates at
the exchange. After renewing at IA
per cent cali money rose to 8 per cent
in the early afternoon and subse-
qnently jumped to 9 per cent, the
highest rate in several days. j. P Nor
gan & Co. were said to be active in
cali loans yesterday, and the presump-
ton is that the bankers we're preparing
ior the Anglo French loan maturity on
Friday. Funds aggregating upward of
5000, 900 accumulated against this
maturity have been out on call
for a fortnight past. In financial
circles the opinion prevails that call
money will likely be firm most Of the
current week. Tomorrow the Treas
ury will withdraw $500 900 from the
local banks and there will be further
Withdrawals on Thursday
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Financial Items

AZ The annual m.ss.ng u TO Fhliaes'-
phia & Reading Coal and Iron Com pam.
Robert J. Cary. George II. Campbell Wit
lam y. Pollard. Robert :. MoDtgeber' .
Jacob Ulmcr and George c Co4zn.ln Wsrs
elected directors, constituting - entire
new hoard. ". :. Richards WAS rc-c'scset
president
Daniel 4. Gerisch has been appointed
general agent Of the New York Certrs
lines. with headquarters 81 707 1Ihert
Bui,d'ns. 1s- Temple Street ~ Hassn
Conn.
Bailsr Brothers repo-. ssirs FER shp
quarter ended Sept~rlber - tnCrsssed '
per cent. and for the nine months sem
b!ned % per cent
Stroud Co. hav, epsned offices a. 90
broadway under tho direction OF J
Leeds. formerly connected %ith the secuy'
Yes d"part-ne ent cs the Electrical Eont srt
share Company.
Donald > stswart. formerly With r. :.
Grant s. Co.. has beccnss associated WITH
the nym OF Rollins, Kalhosisch a Co
M essiosfs Of tho New York Stock Txchsnev
as manager ~ their investment devaf
neut.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Anaconda Copper
Sells $25,0O0,000
Bond Issue Here
National City Company and
Guaranty Purchase Offer
ing; Official Announce.
ment Expected Tomorrow

Official announcem was made YES
terday that the National City Company
and the Guaranty Company OF New
York have purchased an issue of s25.-
100000 Of bonds of the Anaconda Cor
per Mining Company.
Details of the new financing were
withheld by the bankers, although it
is understood that the bonds are Of
fairly long maturity, probably ten to
fifteen years. Formal announcement OF
terms will be made tomorrow, when
the bonds will be offered for public sub
scription.
The Anncondt has outstanding s25,-
1000 ten-year secured gold 6s, series
"A Of an authorized issue of $50
100000 sold early last year. These
bonds were offered at 9sA and interest,
to yield close 10 eA per cent.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
OH Prices Advanced

PITTSBURGH. Oct. 1.-THE prime
pal Grade oil purchasing agencie- here
to- dey announced ar advance n Cabe''
grade from S4.i7 - s4s6 a barrel +
vas also announced that Somerset Of
IN future would be divided into two
grades. All above SO proof would b.
known as Somerset Lishs" and e.
market price. beginning with to-day
runs. would be $@.b0 n barrel Ths
regular grade Of Somerset was ur
changed at s4.25. Somerset Is Ken
lucky OIL
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
W esfern Power of Canada. Ltd

Western Power Company, Of Canada
Ltd, Vancouver, b C., reports Tor the
month OF August operating revenues O.
S47rSl2, an increase Of l2.s per Ger.
compared with August, 1918. and ne
earnings Of S2S 5Os. ar increase Of T.,
per cent. For the twelve months ended
August 81 the company shows operat
ing revenues Of S520,Tl1, an increase o.
l2s per cent over tho corresponding
period in 1919, and net earnings o.
xSil BIG, m inc Yeasa .1f = nar cNnt
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Zurich Loan Closed

After several weeks of negotiation
the Swiss city Of Zurich has closed
ss,OoO.ooo. The securities will consist
OF twenty-five year per cent bonds
and public Offering is expected 70 be
made toward the end Of the week. The
city Of Berne, another Swiss munich
patty, is also in the market for funds
and bankers said yesterday that an
nouncement of this operation might
be forthcoming at any time.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Another Break in Silver

Another sharp break occurred in the
price for foreign silver in the London
market Yesterday, which was followed
by similar movement here. The New
York quotation was SO cents an ounce.
a decline Of 2ss cents from Saturdays
closing figure. This is the lowest price
iorelgn silver has reached since the
oreak OF June II, when the market
touched 80 cents. The present slump
is a reflex Of Developments in India
Exchange on India in the London MAJ
Eet fell sensationally yesterday, tum-
bling, to l shilling ~ pence. rsdia
mas been steadily absorbing gold of
late and is said to be exporting silver
IN order to pay for It's gold purchases.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Local Bond Men Entertain

investment bankers and bond market
experts from other parts Of the con-
try, particularly the West and the
South, who attended the annual ron
vention in Boston last week. stonned
off in New York in large numbers over
the week end as the guests Of locsl
bond men. The visiting bankers and
brokers enjoyed continuous round o.
pleasure. at the expense of their New
york friends, most of them returning
home late Sunday and early YESTERDAY
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Stmms Petroleum Deal

Probably the largest sale Of spot
crude OIL this year has been consum-
mated by the Simms Petroleum. which
has sold 100000 barrels at s3.45 a bar
rel, or total Of s1,728, 900. All tie
on was produced from the company's
"ell ID the Homer field and the price
represents a premium of 20 cents a
barrel over the posted market price
Tor Homer crude, interests Of the com
pany. said yesterday. The tanks In
which the oil has been stored are not
included in the purchase price. De-
slverles are to be made f. Q. b. tank
s, ca.s of the buyers. The Standard OIL!
Company Of Indiana purchased 300 600
barrels Of the total and deliveries are
all to be made by November so TO its
tank cars. The other 100000 barrels
are bold in Texas to an unnamed
buyer, deliveries to be made IN Noyem-
Der and December. With the consum-
nation of this sale 1t is stated that
the Slmms company has in its treasury
S4,4e0 O22 in cash. Production Is now
running in excess Of 1000 barrels day.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
S3.OOO.OOO Stock Dividend

WORCESTER. Mass. Oct. ll.-Ths
Grafton & knight Manufacturing Com
pany to-day declared 50 00C 600 stock
dividend. which will be paid 70 the
holders Of common stock al the rate Of
three shares Of the new fox every two
shares Of the old.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Paris Market Irregular

PARIS. Oct. 1i.-Prices were irreyu-
lar on the Bourse to-day Three per cent
rentes, b4 francs 10 centincs Exchange
On London. SO francs i8 centimes. Five
Per cent loan. Sc francs 10 centin1es.
Inc dollar was quoted at 5 francs 1914
centimes.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Coca Cola Breaks

!, Bear operators selected Coca Cola as
the particular target for their sharp
shooting yesterday snd succeeded n
driving the stock down at one time
almost FIVE points below the high price
o1 ,G5 the session on the Stock Exchanve
Inc .rapldity Of the decline in the
morning trading suggested chat the
drive was successful In bringing about
tne Aquidation of considerable
amount of long stock. At 27is the
year. Toward the close the sborts
decided to take in some Of their profits
and by the close had caused { rally 10
297s, which was still is points under
Saturdays last sale
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
London Money Market

LONDON, Oct. tl-Bar silver. 53%a
per ounce; bar gold. llTs Sd; money,
"a per cent; discount rates short bills.
5s per cent. Three month bills, 8s.M
ll-ls per cent; gold premiums at
Lisbon, $4,000
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
The Dollar in Foreign Exchange

In quiet market foreign exchange
rates moved narrowly yesterday. If
anything the tone was easier and ster-
ling sagged off fraction Of q cent e
pound. Francs were also lower. italian
exchange, which was weak last week,
displayed firner tendency
Quoted in dollars to the pound.)
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Car Movements Improve

That the efforts of the railroad man.
ayers to maintain the improvement in
transportation reported since the car
rlers were turned back to their owners
on March l is continuing Ia shown bv
the latest statistics. For the week
ended September 25 there were moved
s94'o9' cars OF loaded revenue freight.
compared with 9s7 ,OA1 cars in the eor.
responding period year ago and se1.~
$50 for the same week Of 1913
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Money and Credit

For the first time since August 81
the call money rate yeste rday got I'D to
per cent. This was caused by prep
arations to meet the heavy payments
on Friday, when the Anglo-French
loan falls due. The renewal rate was
! Il per cent Government Withdrawals
from the banks tomorrow will be sp
proximately $4,000 ,O0G.
Yester- Year
day. ago
On mixed collateral ~ 8
On industrial collateral. ~ 9
Time money (mixed collateral):
Slxty days. ys.......... s@sh 5s4@e
Four months. ...... $685. 54@ls
-Four to six months .8@S1a 5s466
Bank Clearings - Bank clearings at
New York yesterday were: EXCHANGES.
S56O,114,l79; balance. Sl00,04l, ,7O4
Silver - London, 53ssd; New York.
domestic bar, 991sc; foreign, 83c; Mexi-
can dollars, 63s4c
Sub Treasury - United States fund
reserve credit balances, s94,766,437.
Canadian Exchange York funds
in Montreal S91.56 premiums per ST.
900; Montreal funds in New York.
$o3.62 discount per $1,000
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-08

PHOENI%. Aria, Sept. S.-With
less than onc-third OF the total OF
about $50 precincts In tho Switchboard
from, nominations for number OF
important congressional and state Of
fices voted ON In yesterdays primary
were stlll In doubt at noon today.
Although reports from various
counties reported on the basis OF par
tial counts that Senator Marcus A.
Smith led for the democratic nomina-
ton for senatorship. a majority Of
1900 votes heard for II. c. Stafford of
Maricopo county with SO out OF So
precincts heard from left the issue
In some doubt.
u. $. Clark and Ralph Cameron
were running a close race Tor the
republican nomination for senator,
with both claiming a lead OF n few
hundred votes on the basis OF unoffi-
cial returns.
Nit Himms had an apparent major
ity OF about 1900 for the democratic
nomination for governor over Milford
Winsor. Winsor was leading In sew
eral counties. however. There was no
republican contest for governor
Thomas u. Campbell incumbent be-
ing unoppoaed and there was no op.
position to the denomination OF Carl
Hayden, democratic, for representa-
tive In congress.