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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-08-26

A. r. w. is the lucky stiff who was
goin' back home. Why doesn't he tell
us something of what happened after
he got there?
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-09-21
rubercuIosls the Worst EnemY

tuberculosis in poultry causes
greater loss than among eattla
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-09-21
MUCH LOWER BIDS ARE MADE
According TO Reports to Bureau OF
Public Roads Prices Will Be
Greatly Reduced.

Early bids for the construction Of
federal-ald roads indicate that prices
during the coming season will be mate
rally lower than last season, accord
Ing to reports received by the bureau
OF public roads Ui the United States
Department Of Agriculture. While
bids have not been received on any
large volume Of work, there is, how
ever, enough to indicate lower level
Of prices.
Grading has been bid at 20, 2315 and
30 cents a cubic yard in Missouri. Ar
kansas and Minnesota, respectively, as
compared with an average OF 80 cents
for the section in which these states
are located In 1921.
Prices of reinforcing steel in place
range around 6 cents as compared
with the 1921 price OF or o cents
and bridge steel at Az cents against
to s cents.
A few bids, for the best grade Of
concrete, Of about SIT a cubic yard
have been received In sections where
the 1921 price was about $25 a cubic
yard
Prices bid for the construction OF
concrete roads per square yard are as
follows: Ohio, S1.52; Colorado, 1927,
and Georgia, s1.3S, as compared with
an average for the whole country dur
Ing the period 1916-1920 OF $2.57 q
square yard.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-09-21

Afarisd to autumn wear. "Not too
long and stlll straight" Is safe sum
mary Of the mode.
The fall style point Of most irapor-
tance appears In interesting and love
ly new fabrics that are supplement-
Ing the ranks Of the noble army of
crepes and twills. They are also re-
lnforced by old favorites that have
returned, with broadcloth and velvet
among them. The colors most in evil
dence, brown and black, are particu-
larly handsome in these fabrics and
In the new matelasse and satin
broche for afternoon gowns.
For all-day dresses poiret twill and
broadcloth invite comparison in the
two fall models illustrated. The twill
at the left is a plain, undraped frock
in which two-color silk embroidery
and sequences of buttons rivet atten.
tion on themselves. Its collar and
sleeves are graceful and 1t will make
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-09-21
FEDERAL-AID ROAD PROJECTS
Total Mileage Under Construction In
May Amounted to Nearly
$4,000 Miles.

Federal-ald road projects totaling
063 miles in length were completed
and 541 miles went under construc.
tlon during May, bringing the total
under construction TO nearly $4,000
miles and the mileage in completed
projects to 1703s, according to re.
ports of the bureau of public roads,
United States Department OF Agrlcul.
ture. These figures indicate that the
federal-aid system grew at rate Of
more than 20 miles per day on each
working cay of the month. Allotments
OF funds to definite projects amounted
to $7,S2S,000 during the month.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-09-21

are not monopollzing attention by any
means. They appear in the company
of stralght-line rivals, and general
change in the silhouette Is sure to be
slow, for many women viii cling to the
slender outline of the straight-llne
models, and'the '-wyappy" styles are
not left out. Whatever the style
chosen. fur collars and cuffs are every
where present and the circular type of
wrap is quite likely to be banded at
the bottom with fur or to have full
fur-banded panels Set on at the sides.
In the two handsome coats pictured
there Is more than hint of the fiaring
silhouette, and the Importance Of fur
is acknowledged. The coat at the right
is made Of panne velours and has a
narrow belt of the material across the
front and three box plaits down the
back, with trimming of strap and tns.
sells set between them. The large arm.
holes are ingeniously managed, and
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-09-21

a strong appeal to women with full
figures.
The straight-llne frock OF broad
cloth at the right has elbow sleeves
and is adorned with silk embroidery
matching IT in color and arranged in
a new way on the skirt. This EN-
broidery is repeated on the sleeves,
which extend to the wrist only on the
underarm and end in a wristband.
The popular. loose-strap trim has been
adroitly managed in this model In
which narrow belt of the material
is supported by cloth slides. 1t holds
In the fullness at the back.
The most desired silhouette In
wraps and dresses for several sea
sons has cast straight up and down
shadow and It's deyotees seemed more
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-09-21
IMPROVED
ROADS
GREAT SYSTEM OF HIGHWAYS
Scheme Being Worked Out by Federal
and State Authorities to surpass
Other Countriea

prepared BY the United Stats. Department
% AEriculturs)
A system OF highways that will serve
he whole country and will be far su-
)erior to any other In the world Is
being mapped out by federal and state
engineers. II is estimated that the sys-
ten will comprise 10000 miles Of
.oad. The federal highway act recent
y enacted specifically requires that all
federal aid be spent on connected
system Of highways consisting Of not
more than per cent OF the road mile
age in each state, and that this system
shall consist Of interstate or primary
'oads and intercounty or secondary
'oads.
Proposed systems have been re-
ceived by the bureau of public roads
Of the United States Department Of
Agriculture frcm all but eight states.
They are plotted on large map of the
United States and carefully examined
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-09-21

An Improved Michigan Highway.
as to coordination with the ROADS Of
adjacent states and service to all sec
hons OF the country. Where co-ordi.
nation is not satisfactory conferences
are held with all Interested state high.
vay officials and routes adjusted.
Many states have already adjusted
difficult problems with their neIghbors
AS an example the system sent In by
Nebraska showed big gap In an i'm.
pOrtant road along the northern boun-
dairy. 1t was learned, however, that
South Dakota would follow with a
system that would fit like pictures on
toy blocks. Since the federal highway
act Of last November became a law,
only roads certain to be on the system
have been approved for construction.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-09-21
Fall Frocks Retain Old Lines;
.--....s<e41>>@>>-.~-~-~~
Newest Coats Inclined to Flare

than willing that this shadow should
grow less. But when the one-piece
dress and the stralght-llne coat could
go no further in the direction of plain
ness II soon became necessary to vary
the style with draperles and ingenious
decorations. Now the pendulum is
turning in the opposite direction and
toward flarlng lines. The change is
most noticeable in new coats and
wraps.
These fuller garments. hat reveal
an inclination toward circular lines
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-09-21

THE displays Of new frocks for
L fall are convincing as to lines and
drapery and very interesting in the
matter Of fabrics. Lines that arc
long and slender, In all kinds Of
dresses, retain their lead by a long
way, the waistllne remains about as
low as ever and draperies that con
form to the slender silhouette-that
Is, swathed draperies-are made much
Of. The coat-dress, in cloth or crepe,
Is well represented by many hand.
some models and is especially well
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-09-21

caracul fur, in light color, is used
for collar and cuffs.
DARK taupe bolivia cloth serves for
the simple and rich coat at the left
with Its luxurious collar of dark gray
squirrel. Tucks on the sleeves, which
are fuli' show how effective this sort
OF decoration is in the heavy pile fab.
rics' and a long girdle of the cloth
shares responsibility with single
large button for the front fastening.
Both coats are about regulation length
Tor utility coats, which is q little short.
er than ankle length.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-09-21
Mark Set for 1922.

Three hundred and fifty thousand
miles of improved highways, extend
Ing through every state in the Union.
is the mark set for the summer OF
1922.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-09-21
kIeka Would Pava Roads.

II we could cash in the kicks we
make on poor roads, we would soon
have them all paved.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-04
100000
SIBLEY MANUFACTURING co.
of AUGUSTA, GA
SINKING FUND GOLD BONDS
Quotations by Caskic ,
DUE july {, 10t3.

r.JLY r.rn.
'" an" S"'"""| interest '""nr July
% % s% G' The % r ss %s EHr @
o
% % "s S ming s %
% @ % n' ean "9"s" 5s~ goods ss. sc M
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tor h sinking
.s c% pa" T% ss "s "n d n sso
" r @"ne retro 100 and
the n%ss h
% - % = % s s s s G s ss 1s d up
s%sa n s $s ] u.s.; BEEN ] ] s s" H %s % $ '
% ] ] % s %s s rs: y. ] ss % %ns;
s% % % e % "a s ' ss%p # ak. i
Prce--oO anda accrue interest,
RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY
FRED'K E. NOTING & CO. JOHNL WILLIAMS & SONS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-04
CHICAGO GRAIN MaRK~

CHICAGO. Oct. 3-wh.st prfe..
"eioped UPWARD tendency today. ,vEs
largely TO unrssin~ss regarding tn. o.
come Of N. arm!s,ics conference az "a
Ia MIA and r.sult Of heavy sp.cr
!i,ivs buying of corn Th- wh>a. m,
H-t closed hfn. &c n ls,c not hiEh.i
vi,h Drcciubcr SOS to ,ics,, and NJ
y N'@ "a Moss corn gained Dc ~ IA.
"ud oA,. ia. = 10 u. Th- nni.h
provisions was rnhang"i 80 Z CEN
lower
S"rvorsne-s among wheat trader. a;
.pr strength shown nv tn. I.iv.rpooi ma
h"', circumstance difficult TO harm oni 7
YIN prospective pcsc" ~ tho DaTdaneils'
decrease in Tho Canadian visible sut
puly total. no'~ithsts ndiHC IN, big rnovI
mont NJ wheat from farm. IN Canada wt
~ sdd'inu,l ru,lish factor Frr.h 90
inmates ~ world import requirement., NJ
- he 1877 Canadian vi.id w~r~ ~ onl
'.mrprarN en"c' In easing tho marx
inFInr the middle "t the BOARD OF trad
s'usos ~ tho value nt corn rav. M
wheat market riuoh -, renewed utlraH
i1ll'iuF shown tho dan drew ~
He". Resides. better hour ,rads ",
i~r'r'rd. toEc'hsr with hEher prem,,iri
'or wheat ~ position 20 be delivered Il
h, spp'. For such immediate. d.liv. \
'"d wheat p'eu!un~ ~.r- IN some cad
grr'"I - much cents higher NJ
rcd closing ~ cents over b.cen III
- +Fr'nF' cents oS"r on the day h.!or
IN tf0-t NcalH. bu!i!sh cror .stir, II
i.su.d yss'ertsy having a decidedly st.,rI
CONTINUED on Page Nine)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-04
COTTON NOT AFFECTED
By GINNING REPORT

NEW SDt.E, '.-' 2-!'A- .r ici.; einn,n.
a1t rf".. --pS-'' hs. Hes IrpsTr,f "a
n9r1r" .. IN ""-'rr Ilara-. h.:- ...a
AZ! e. .'-y ~ % - =. o.. IA. sov-,umr,,
fEu.e,. i',e-tai'". contra -. LrsE- T.. ;, :.
t-..t. Tet. - Z. r1' '-rsJv -rsS! ~. x,,,t--
ps!5 q "a. ms - 'h- . 'yaS!as .!....x
g. q u "a E-H"rSE market .I....i y.I,
suA6T az - ~'i'a-res Of ;. 20 Z. i.,sn,.
y. 49, "t,"r-. -iri NJ .ivarr-
n: - - y ;|,aLI o. D. - I.lY-yt,,.,t cIt,...,
the IL .-"o'-f tE~ H--g"- ,nny ., IN,
oTe0!cE s-ncE mai =; ~: -.,,,..r ,,,,-iir'
siL-tA!- '"'r'n' 'h. p s~r.r>sl', !.-,S 90, f,,t
Ns < Is AUS: ",T- ~. ru!a-.;y u.
I.SeL u. :"p'rT ~ ''I- ~"a.4. sur.lu a..
nS2E.i t1' II. rsn--,. trn. OF IN. mar
Eti "a. ,'-zfJ. r.ih .Is.u,rJ ,-i!I.. n =,
a:r Eaira. az - rr q % IS ;,n.ni. n.i
-'Ftsg rEH' -f''' h rOrii'irn T.n,-,
T-~He - appss:Anc- RI. c"n1isI.r of -
s<H ..c!r-''.: 1-=!6 Il ib.iC 50 i,t .. ..s
500 rLhr;:1 IL Ha- vi.h ;h- average a..
..rEL rrfs;< r-pHr', however. and a.
noun:-f- ~ any ra;> tho huTin. 400,
StpH"1 On $40 ~ .sA-ks; tart.d easter
E1T.He me Tifh'@ ~ the DAY un1er real,
z.Sg crtnt"- Gic OF 10 SIs or Ave
49, ne' Sr-' 1ne .'""-'nh.r lost ali -
it eSrir afTsr".. N2' .a;-' month, he "a
aroInh y ~ end ming. 49," s.s;2. ,"lnrs
f1r.sE n. s't"rr.rn
Ihs !"f 20 fuS.".t hat ho.dinz no,.
Uth, nSi b's.nr'ng e" G"v~ ~, IN ih.
cpIE"nS or !.I-wal OF local bun sur
i"E.: .rrsEs p-'"c. shove: rails ~ =
20 ~ I1!r's from IN. lr~--- -b. rcrs,.
icp"Tt ,h'*,.i ginn;us 81 ASA MS haIe, TO-
!-.'fni~T =. and Fas regarded in In .
WIN sEnal crop Gzrr". A. az unusua.iS
JoTtft tn9ay ~ ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-04

opening hut u; the middle az tho ,ro-r
'NS 'h"f" ware reactions under genera
lung ~ IN" lat" fradius IN. market
W" h"r Ia IA" eastern cotton n.lf and
~ 'i"-" ""~ ct net gains rn h. d.v ~
40 ~ "i pllui-. with tr,.Inhrr 80 ,DI.
M "VrnluE hnls" ~ - tu 81 untuIs was
az" z" n" ginning figures ~ -; fNs =,
~ .,'"'Pn' 7" 20" 'Htn 81 S"pJrnh-r
n"'" .."T '"'h. than "Sp""i"d. to the storm
N"'"'"E. '"t l." CAR UrsSi aud 10 favor
80" l"hl ''t 'ri lIN"rp"nl u"ws ~ 10
"',''" -" governments report ~ - n.r
''"t "i i'"' in.t ~ n" "nudittun OF n.
~ ~ N"ri"Wh''i 18th. i'il',tInr :, ylciJ
I J." s'"i' DO" "s. 'Hu~"d b, further ri.. Ia
. v f'I ''".run"'. Widening Tho gains {,
~, 49, ' i''"'' TIM. wHs ia" nigh point
'' "hIi" i""Iilins hy e,s- aud gen
'.ht h,h' 'h' w'rtfl i"'n. rnd
l"H' 4" ''H"N r"int. under IA" ,Io.a 81
l'S"'r''. l'"'"lut"r leading &C., "a
~ hhl lu ~ I-'. ira,iins d. .rn,iucd
snnrg-L va "mfr'd aud IN" ntsrke, r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-04
BOND QUOTATIONS
AGAIN MOVE UPWARD
Trading Volume Not Large,
but General Confidence
Prevails.
Ikv Associated rrnss

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.--Rond quota
TONS moved upward again In to-
days market. particularly those OF
domestic rail and utility Issues.
While the amount Of trading was not
large there VAS general feeling
"f contidenc. In the market Foreign
bonds rema lncd steady or made frac-
tional gains.
Among the chief advances In the
domestic issues were those ot col
"rado Industrial fvee with 2S-,
points and Denver Rio Grande re-
funding fves with 2l-t points.
other notable advances were Nor
folk and Western convertible skies
and Chicago and Alton 3s with "A
points each. while Chile Conner "a
ana Sea board adjustment nvcs each
moved M IS points In rcsronSc
10 an improved demand advances OF
l-2 points were registered for
Third Av"nu" adjustment hvcs and
rri" convertible fnurS. series -.
err" De l'aec" SIS Improved as
points
Advances or to Ii-4 points were
noted in marlborough Rapid Tran
SIT hves. BROOKLYN Rapid Transit g.
Erooklyn Rapid Transit c.rtificat o
-. New York Central dehenture
SKIES. PENNSYLVANIA general fvoa ST
louis ard San Francisco adjustment
SiN"s. Fan-Amcrican Petroleum "a
ana He'll Telephone OF PENNSYLVANIA
Fights.
In the foreign bond list Prasu.
-2e advanced ; l-2 points and Cuba
railroad hvcs and Sac paulo eIChtx
gained one point each
Liberty issues we're slightly ir-
regular with NO market changes
Iotai sales 'par valuc) were tl3
Sal 900. 80
LIBERTY LOAN BOND MARKET
NV Fred'k y Nnl'ing & 60 fnvss;,n.
.n r. u Hankers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-04
MARKET TRANSACTIONS
TOTAL MILLION SHARES
Upward Movement Maintain
ed Throughout Day and
Gains Increase al Close.
FORECAST STRONG OPENING
Believe Yesterdays Activity VIII Rc
Maintained rodH>-Bnnd Dealers
Report Bcucrmcnt in Their Mnr-
kct Also.

nv llroad1n ,\ujI.

NEW YORK OCT Sharp ad
vances In the Standard oil shares
which sold ~ now high records. and
gains Of from one 10 two points In
other active issues. featured dealings
IN the stock market today. Total
transactions aggregated about 600
GOO shares. At no time during tho
cay was there any h"sitaury shown
IN tho upward movement As tho
day progressed tho gains increased
Toward tho end there was a sub
stautial volume OF prorlt-talinc. hut
offerings were readily absorbed In
dicatirrs arc for strong ononlnc
tomorrow. quite 4 fcw spnCiaItiox
touched new high levels Most
prominent Of tho shares 10 enter now
high ground uere National biscuit.
). krosge. Electric Storage BAT
terry and Air Reduction. National
Enamel ling and stamping sold with
in one quarter Of its previous hirh
figure for this year "a anticipation
OF the resumption Of dividends a,
the rate Of IS q share annually. csll
money was SLIGHTLY EASIER. Further
Improvement was reported in tho
bond market,
oil Dealings HrcaL Record.
Dealings in the standard oil
shares on tho Curb and on the hir
board We're the heavics, reported in
history. ON tho tic board standard
oil Of California assumed leadershin
closing with a net rise OF moro than
eight points Accompar tho adj
49, Iep'r.F 'hht me arc,
600" '"lS" n" dividend
from - % - annual basis Tn"
vicor however, with which tho stock
rose would indicate something hot
ter than such an increase iu divi-
800" ~ ~ No" Jersey
NJ" MEN Pr'"" ana
w ~ "">H'"" "l seven
lu..lE 80 we n'E n'S' nchr" Hnm"rs
~" ',''u '"ht"mria''s
III f" '"rt" S'".H dividend. ON
~ i"o n"rN"t standard OIL "C
, 49, "'H 'n'asm Tn IN S"nSa ''"nai
~" mn l" n'" nlSh record Ter
go, ~" ~ .'i', WIN ms COM
danG -, -, Sv''N "'VF
cI.r.s S '"''' VII u" a.
,t,i,,., 49,. t"n" h''h err
bn ano r.r ,',". I"n W"uI"
s..,,d..,, ~, ION "i 'h"
s ",.,,",u ~. ." NV YORK stock
= l,.d ~ !"
s,',ist.; "''' or IN"
tr,in,,, m -, ,
of standard 80 Tnv y @
~ Narmn,i, wv"
%c,n.i,Es,,1;i '"', I'i'''''
recorded i'm rn..or, 49,
S,.,Is,l ~, -h , ~"
ga n.,,t .h - ~. so '""n,'
irr ,nnch Nina are '"'"-
h"nd'nE Gets Under Way.
The transportation group showed
strong undertone with shares ~
coal roads prominent for their ad-
Eances Delaware. Lockawanna and
Western was put 10 Its highest price
for this year. In connection with Its
rise, report stated that a rrominen,
BROAD street firm had taken a tlcck
o! 10000 shares from an estate iC-
tiVity In Delaware. LaCkawanna and
western undoubtedly reelected ef-
forts ~ the firm in question to IA
c!Ntate distribution OF the block
Reading got under way for the nrst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-04

''TI iNNNNFIN0ft
Sew Kidding. 200: r.c-.p,,
: - nhl~r. 1884. stock, I!pG68
Middlirs. a0S': reccip,s H
ba sh..r 100: stock. IA So
H"h'!" -NldtNnK. lo50 receirfs ~
hnie, IA. stock IicIe
.saN.nnah. bidding 900: receipts. ,.
1hst!e''on H""@ir's ss:. rtock. 3sos!
Wilmington Receipts. So. stock. iiam
."rn- Clty STOCK ] 3.i
Ncrfoilh- Miidnns. "a 30; receipts. ss@.
baltimore -S.Dek .fgl
hp.;on MIA ing 70 q. stock. 900
Inllhht!ph!A-S tNrx .,sf
~" ,!ark-%idd!!ns. ?'so: receipts. IS.
Minor pn.ts--e,ook ESQ.,
TOTAL tocsy--Reee.p,s. G.se7: stock, Sex :
,,Ts,u for w.es-Ree.ipu. Is.sa: exports.
?dA for ses,oa-Reeeip.s. :,ss.sN; o..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-04
COTTON MARKET SHOW :
TENDENCY no ADVANCE

NEW ORLEANS OCT Tho ,r.no VS.
htkntF ,odhy In the cotton rnErke, a. IN.
resctt OF "hAt vera generally called bull
;sh oufsau Teports on The crop, The storm
N re East Gulf MEXICO. better Liveypooi
'itu.'ion, Strong tS.ne., attended ths
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-04
RIcHMoNp LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NvNIn0NT UnIOn S'O0N YarNs
October . 1922.
Remarks: Very fair run %, cst.a Ma,
10. actiTe aud prices tull steady with
S,-ic,iy good steers. iIoc lbs
Extra choic. heavy Sears Higher
Medium 20 good steers 1910
- 100 lbs ..-............. -.
Common TO medium .teers.
zoo 70 sp' lhs ............. n -,
Good 20 choice rors ....... s q -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-04

Medium To good cows 4nm
Common to medium cows t3
Old poor cows ..........-..- a Eo .
Medium to good oxen ~ ~. n
Common to medium or.n AZ n
Fat butcher bulls .... I'm
BOLOGNA bulls ......... Al. ~
Light. common bologna hull, a. IN
Choice fat h"if.rs. 80 To
loo lbs ................. 7nn ,
Medium To good heifers 500
TO 800 lbs. ............. 6iLs0 .
Common 10 medium halter. b'G
Good corn-fed hogs. lGO lbs,
oS on :c;n;:1 ta.::: XII: Il o :.
10 lbs. Observation-Disclosures. lnl N n
Good corn-f"d pigs and shoats 10 q, :,
All Southern hogs snld subtec, =, I,
spcct!on. and wh.n soft ana
oily. | 20 20 or
Good Virginia calves ~ II ~
tFaucy. 2di2nD
Medium V!rEin,H caives 4 m I,
Rest Southern calves ....., IN * -
Medium southern calver.. y 6
Rough and heavy cRlves... 4 n
Good lambs Observation-Disclosures. Il n ~
Medium lambs ................. IL n i;
Fat sheep .................. 81 ,
Common 10 fair sheep ...... 1 Il :
y. B.-B-EinninE July Is. ths NAH
days for cattle VIII h. Friday Saturd,
and Monday No cattle sold or I.isE
on other than these days
Arizona republican., 1922-04-14
HooDer Says Strike
Has Not Interfered
With Business Yet

WASHINGTON. April 13-Secre-
tary Hoover said today the depart
mefit of commerce has as yet noted
no appreciabIe effect of the coat
strike on, business.
He declared that the country's coal
supply appeared to be sufficient for
normal consumption and with the ex-
ception of the men laid off by rail-
roads. there has been no material
increase in unemployment. He added
that he knew of no steel mills closing
because Of lack Of coal.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-14

as the seasons roll around in.
Phoenix our customers and friends,
and lots of other folks as well have
come to rely on our store to make
the announcement that the new fall
season, or the new spring season is
here. Because of this confidence
placed by our friends we find it abb
solutely essential that we use our
very best discretion and care in the
announcing which has become semi
official.
Our interest is to make the an
nouncement of the new season or
new style immediately on the occa-
sion that such an announcement be-
comes proper, so at this time we take
9, great deal of pleasure in announc-
ing the date for wearing the new
straw hats. The first day of this
season is next Sunday. Easter day
is later in the month this year. It is
we'll because cool weather has been
with us up to this time. Now with
1airer weather, with the sun shining
more brightly and with Easter sun
Gay later in the season we can be
entirely safe In announcing straw hat
day as coinciding with Easter. We
also take this opportunity to deter
mine Friday and Saturday, 14th ard
18th, to be the shopping days for
straw hats. These are the days when
those who have not already taken
care Of the matter to see to their
clothing needs for Easter time, and
to make it particularly interesting
to all of you bright folks who are
going to blossom forth in straw kats
We are going to knock soc off the
price Of any straw hat in the house
that is bought on those two Gays
You know, of course, that we mark
ali OF our goods at a very reasonable
price and that when we make q re-
duction it means a reduction from an
already low price.
With a new straw hat you will
also want to have some nifty clothes,
an attractive shirt and a new tie, and
we are right ready to help you make
your selections. The quality of goods
is here. the absolute fairness of price
is here. and we also aim to add a
complete service and fine courtesy
to these fine attractions
Come in and see us'