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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-26

We buy and seIs used furniture
Geise & Co., phone 464.
Arnold Birtchet, of Clatskanie,
who was injured in a logging camp
last March and whe has been visit
ing Salem frequently for medical
treatment, was at the home of his
brother, Police Sergeant Walter
Birtchet yesterday.
Capital Ice & Cold Storage Co.
Pure Crystal Ice. Prompt resi-
dence deliveries, Phone ESQ. u
Two thousand dollars is to be
spent by M. A.. Nash, of this city,
in erecting a new dwelling at 405
Union street, according TO build
ing permit issued to him by Mark
Poulsen, deputy city recorder, yes
terday.
A few Ioganberry plckers want
ed, transportation furnished,
phone l5SW. LOO
In order that the highest ideals
in conduct and general camp aetiv-
ities might be encouraged to its
fullest degree at the Boy Scout
camp to be held at Gaseadia August
1-16 camp emblems are to be of
fered to the boys making the high
est scores. To the boys having an
average of 81 percent or more in
conduct and general camp activi-
ties such embIems will be awarded.
Emblcms will also be awarded to
the one who shows the greatest
scouting spirit, the one who makes
the most advancement in scouting,
the one who makes the most adj
yancement in swimming, and in the
same way to the ones who better
themselves most in the lines Of ma
ture study and woodcraft.
oldsmobile Eight, like new,
$1O5O. Marion Auto Co. phone
362. 176*
When an automobile driven by
w. A. Mcfarland, of this city, sud
denly came to stop ON north Win
ter street yesterday, it was struck
by car driven by Mabel Ruther-
ford, $40 south Eighteenth street
according to her report to the police
No one was injured.
A few Ioganberry pickers want
ed. transportation furnished
phone 753W. 176*
Miss Alice Cunningham, Of Den
yer, and Mrs. Guy Philips and hel
daughter Margaret, of MeMinn-
vile, are guests at the home o.
Mr.. and Mrs, Clyde Rice, 775 Cen
ter street.
Oldsmobile Eight, like new
s1O50. Marion Auto Co. phone
362 176'
A bicycle which police founC
abandoned at $50 south Twentieth
street, this morning, was found t.
be the property of Joe Trecole, O
Brooks.
When you want your car re
paired just right, call 2sS, Har
bison & Cleveland, 229 State st
PersonaI service. 49,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-26

Harold Young, a member Of the
Oregon Voter, was in Salem today
on business. He returned to Port
land this afternoon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-26

Oldsmobile Eight, like new,
$1O50. Marion Auto Co. phone
1862. 1853
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-26

Capital Ice & Cold Storage Co.
Pure Crystal Ice. Prompt resi-
dence deliveries. Phone ESQ.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-26

G, H. Gram, state labor commits
sioner, was in Portland today on
business. He will return to Salem
tomorrow.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-26

We buy and sels used furniture
Geise & Co., phone 464. =
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-26

Two thousand dollars is to be
spent by M. A.. Mash, of this city,
in erecting a new dwelling at 4O5
Union street, according TO a build
ing permit issued to him by Mark
Poulsen, deputy city recorder, yes
terday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-26

Love, the Jeweler, salem.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-26

Arnold Birtchet, of Clatskanie,
who was injured in a logging camp
last March and whe has been visit
ing Salem frequently for medical
treatment, was at the home of his
brother, Police Sergeant Walter
Birtchet yesterday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-26

When you want your car re-
paired just right, call 2sS, Har-
bison & Cleveland, 229 State st.
Personal service. 178"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-26

was strung up three tirles ana De-
mands made upon him to confess
to wrongdoings with Medford
girls. and then told to leave the
town.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-26

A few loganberry pickers want
ed, transportation furnished,
phone 753W. 1863
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-26

Final account filed in the matte
of the estate of Jane Libby.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-26

Major Harry Brumbaugh, secre-
tary of the World War Veterans
State Aid commission, left this
morning to attend the American
legion convention at The Dalles.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01
I<I I,tlN.

Tfi SVEN priStim naknpn prime
ste tento kupou 4 obdrzite ba!i"eh
svfdStnich iehei Zdarma. Nabidka
tato jest dohra do !. dubna.
VI ("SvGtta
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01
"PETRSkY HALfR".

Clevclandsky biskup Josef
Schrembs odjede do Rima ma
meZinarodni kongres euchari-
stu, ktery konan bude V kvet-
nu "a teto pfilezitosti hodll
novemu papezi odevzdati OBJ
vyklou dobrovolnou dan katoli-
XII, tax zvany "Petrsky halif"
Vyzvani biskupovo budc cteno
ZltfejSi ncdele Y koStelich. Pri-
sptvky byly obyteint kolekto-
vany o sYatodu$ni ned6li, ale
tentokrate 81 majl yefici 20
spisiti a sbirati jiz o yelikono-
cich. Die yypovedi biskupa
Schrcmbse potrebuje papez
VetSich finantnich fondu, ably
mohl dostati v5em zadostem o
pomoc chudym a proto by me-
ly clevelandske sbirky vykazo-
vati obnos pokud mozno nei-
yetSi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01
"JEN MA SLOViCKO".

ma slovicko nezdrzim
vas dlouho tax zaseptal ne
znamy muz do ucha vybercimu
The East Ohio Gas Co. A. j.
Kingovi, kdyz vcera odpoledne
sci chodbou domu {. 2457 w
chodni 55. Ill. Drive pax nez.
il Sc pfekvapeny King vzpama
toval. spatril, ze ma pred sa,
Imou spickou nosu usti revolve
.ru. co mu zbyvalo iineho
nez-li vydati zdvoiilemu lupic
penlze, celych SCI, ktere Sc
be mel a oznamiti cele dobro
druzstvl pollcIi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01
sTRHNK I.
MUNICIPALNf SOUDCE HRO
ri NEPOSLUSNYM AUTOI-
STUN JESTE PkiSNEJ-
SINH TRESTY.

Pfisne nastupoVani proti pre-
stupnfkum trafidnich predpis(l
zmenilo do jist6 mfry pocet u
dani. Ia prvni polovinu bfez-
ma zatGeno a pfedyedeno .bylo
858 prestupnikd, kdezto po
vydane hrozb6 municipalnim
soudcem Alvou r. Corlettem,
V druh6 polovici pfedvedeno by
10 jiz ien 582 provinilcu. Du-
kaz, re odsuzovani do robotar-
ny bylo 1cinnym a odstraSuji-
elm prostfedkem. Ma vterej-
sim banketu aviatickeho klubu
We Winton hotelu prohlasil
soudce Corlett, ze pilpadu po-
ruSovanf trafiCnich ordinance
jest je$te prilis mnoho a ze no
dla We vyiimetnych prlpadech
lehkomyslne jizdy uSt6dfova-
ii ieSte citelnejSi tresty a sice
5000 pokuty Sc vSemi soudni-
mi ttratami dvoum6sicnin.
kaVrenim do robotarny. Jest 81
jist, ze by podobne nastupova-
nj zavodivou chtivost n6kte~
rych autoistu znamenit6 ochla-
dilo.
Ia to, ze iela po neprave
strane ulice byla vcera odsou-
zena sleCna Rosa Rose, 2155
vych. 70. ul. k pokute $50 Il
utratam nesmi riditi automo-
bill po 4 mesice. Dvoinasobna
Rosa Sc vymlouyala, re pre-
stupek jejl byl vlastne zavin6n
Vlhkou dlazbou. Jest il "a ro-
ku a zamtstnana Jest jako OBJ
chodni cestujici. Krone uve-
dene danny odsouzeno bylo
vtera jedenact automobilistu
cd dvou do peti dni do robo-
tarny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01
V CANTON PO1APENY Do
MNELY UASTNik BED
FORDSkE BANkOV-
MI LOUPEZE..

Jeden z lupiGskeho gangu,
ktery Sc pokusil 20. Tijna 1920
o pfepadeni bedfordske odbo6-
ky the Cleveland Trust Co, byl
zatten cantonskou policii. Ma
Gelnik pinkertonovych detekti-
va zdejsiho distriktu S. L. Still
les vyiednava okresnim "a
lobcem Stantonem, ably Zatce-
ny dopraven byl do CleVelan-
du. Podezfely muz ma celou
radu jmen John Hagen, Step
hens, Oklahoma Slim, Warden.
Browning, Reed j. 30-lety ten
muz prozraZen byl policil jed
nou Z ieho milenek a pii zatGe-
nj mel Il sebe revolver a V by
ia ieho naleZena literature, po-
iednavaiici 0 tfaskavinach, a.
cetylenovych dmychavkach $
celou zasobou zlod6jskych ma
Stroju.
Bedfordsky pokus budil ten
krate velkou sensaci, nebot' je-
den lupicn byl zastrelen a ne
kolik osob zraneno. Vudcem
byl Losteiner, jenz jest "a kou-
SEX ten Sc dvema soudruhy
prave Zavren. Dvema Sc IDA
I'll utek a jednim Mich ma by
ii prav6 zatcene individuum.
Popira vSak vSe, a kdyz mu
byla ukazana jeho podobizna
v zlocineckem albu, delal 81
spas, ze Jest sice dobre vypo-
dobnen, ale re to neni on sam
Jelikoz bylo cantonske policii
oznameno, re bude n6kterymi
kolegy zatten6ho utin6n osvo-
boZovaci pokus, byly straze
pred jeho kobkou zdvojnasobe-
ny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01
"VRA1DA" SPACHANA ZE
ZARLIVOSTI.

Abv Sc Gtenarstvo vSak ne
lekalo, oznamujeme pTedem,
ze Sc nikterak nejedna o neja-
ke manzelske drama, die vzo-
I'll Otelo a Desdemona; neZfi-
zenou zarlivost zaplatil tento-
krate svym zivotem kun. Hi
storie sama jest velice prosaic-
ka. Jisty uhlif ma vychodni
strane mel diva kone jednoho
krasn6ho, bujneho a druheho,
.pouhou starou rumafskou her
ku, ma ktere byla vSechna ze-
bra znat S prvnlm ofem roZ-
Vazel uhll sam bas, kdezto s
herkou plodil ostudu po Gle
velandt jeho pomocnik. Lidt
Sc mu small a on sam nekolikra
te sveho mistra a pana zadal,
ably mu pn]cll Jeho plnokreV-
n6ho "Semika" q odfenou
.klisnou 81 jezdil sam. Vrouci
jeho touze vSak nebylo vyhov6-
no a aplikant posm6chem od-
bvt. Tu uzral V jeho ukopt6-
me Cern6 dust straSny plan. Jiz
pred znamymi prohlasil, ze Sc
pomsti. Minuly tyden, krasny
kun onemocnGl dal nedeli
hamiznemu svetu vale. VCera
pax Sc ma hlavnl policejni sta
nici objevil uhlif. a vyzadal 81
zatykac Ma koCiho, ktery po
Vykonani podivne pomsty Z Gle
velandu uprchl. Jest vinen, ze
zdechnutl zvirete zumyslnt
zpusobil, mamie hay mu do plce
ro2tlucene sklo, ktere bylo ma
iitelem zVifete nalezeno a take
iako corpus delicti" predloze-
mo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01

Ochotnctvo Cesle Sine Sokol vfele d6kue cenemu obe
centvu poctio vzdy ieho prfzni eime nadej
ze ma prs ope nas sechetne prac bude pod
porovat, zacez predem jiz dekujem Ma zdar
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01
CESTOVATELSKA PREDNA.
SKA PRO MLADEZ V
BROADWAYSkE
KNIHOVNE.

Znamy cestovatel, inzenyr
Graveth Wells ienz stav6l pro
anglickou vladu zeleznicni
trat' Y malajskvch dzunglich,
lde Sc zdrzoval po Sest roku,
pfipravil Skolni mladezi 6. Z.
a 8. stupn6 souSednich skol pfi-
jemnou chvilku prednask6u Y
odboGco vefein6 knihovny na
Broadway q vVch. 55, ul. Ko-
nala Sc uplynuly ctVrtek odpo-
ledne za neobVykleho utasten-
stvi naSi mladeze. 4 n6kterych
Skol dostavily Sc pravody u
citelek celc tfidy. Cestovatel
Sc zavd6cil ditkam hlavne Ii
tenim zivota Zvifat, piedvadel
i nektere zvyky tamejSich na-
rodu. ba 2ahral ma plane IL
kazky n6kterych, zvlaSte cha
rakteristickych pisni tohoto az
dosud TAX malo znameho pie
meme. Predna&eiici byl vel
kou ucasti 4 proievenym zai-
mem tax potesen, ze projeyi'
|. i ~
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01
PRODEJl FORDOVYCH Ii
STU NESMl BYTI PRE-
kAZENO.

Ma rozich clevelandskych IL
lie bylo mestskymi urady sveho
casu zakazano prodavati list
Henryho Forda The Dearborn
Independent, patrne ma zidov-
sky natlak, jelikoz list psal an
tisemitsky. Ma stiznost zaka-
zal federalni soudce prozatlm.
ne prodeii listu prekazeti q
Vcera stal Sc zakaz omen sta.
lynn. -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01
APRYLEM VYVEDENI
HASICI.

I alarmni pozarni bulky ma
Vych. 1913. ul. Lock We. doSel
ma hasicskou stanici 30V {. CAB
Jych l05. ul. pozarni poplach.
Kdyz Sc ma miste shan6li po
ohni, nemohli objeviti nicehoz
jen ma skrince byla piilepe-
ma cedulka posm6snou po-
znamkou, re Jest "Prveho a
pryle". V padu dopadeni Sc
sprymari neiapny jeho zert
spatn6 Vyplati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01
NASE NAJEMNA
SMLOUVA KONCI
TENTO MESiC.

Ne]mene ia deset tisic dolla-
ri prvotfidniho Zbozi, ktere
nechcee q Vlastne AM nemuze-
me sebou stehovati, bude roz-
prodano "a ceny neuvei.itelne
mike.
4 nasich nescetnych laci pro
prlsti pondeli, utery stredu
uvadime zde nekolik druhu
pekneho platna pro kazdy IL
eel domacnosti.
Zlute (nebilene) platno, pl-
ny yard Stroke, uplne bezvad-
ne, po 9s4c yard. - Zvlaste
JENNIE, hladke platno, SO pal
ca stroke, snehobile po 11lac
ySrd. - Prosluly druh platna
Fruit Of the Loom, nelpev-
nelSl bile platno trhu, ne.
skrobene, yard stroke, pouze
po 1874 yard. - Devadesa,
palcu (dva a pul yardu) siro
ke platno ma clchy Ma po
slamky, beze svG, ciste bile ;
velmi pevne po 57l1ac yard; '
omeZenem mnozstvl do deset
yardu odkupniku,
v STRfZNfM OBCHODE
"U KOUDELU'
v {. 4735 Broadway
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-01

COM NJ UNITY CREA merry
co. ma kazdy den cerstve pod
masli.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-09-28
8 DIE IN AIR MANEUVERS
Six Army Men Killed in MneoIa
Bomber and Two in Plane at
Logan Field.

New York, Sept. 2G.-Six army men
were killed when a big Martin bomber,
which had starred in the war games
at the flying field at Mincola L. L.,
crashed to earth. The dead:
First Lieut.. Raymond II. Davis,
army pilot Of Langley field, va
First Sergt. Thomas BenfeId Of
Chicago, stationed at Mitchell field.
Corporal David H. Suvins of New
York, stationed at Mitchell field.
First Glass Private Edward Kane,
no home address, stationed al Mitchell
field
Private Henry j. Nichols, Carr Hill,
Tex stationed at Mitchell field
Private Irving NJ, Whitney, Ash
hurnhom, Mass, stationed at Mitchell
field,
The accident happened at the end
of night Of bombing attack in which
Lieutenant Davis had pioted the Mar
tin bomber as one Of squadron Of
attacking planes Of the "Red" army,
trying to dcmolish the Notifications Of
the Blue army defending Mitchell
field and Hampstead
A crowd estimated at more than
$4,000 persons were Witnessing the
spectacle.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-09-28
SKI GIVEN DECISION
SenegaIeSe Now Light Heavy
weight Champion of Europe.
Carpenter Practically Knocked Out,
but Negro Carried From Ring
in a Chair.

Paris Sent. 25-The Boxing fedora
tion declared Rattlipr Sikh the light
weight champion of the world and
champion Of France. 1t
that it intended sending to
the American boxing authorities a reg
ular challenge for him to meet all
corners. AT the end of the bout Sikh
was remarkably fresh and bore no
signs of the encounter. you had bet
ter cable Mr. Richard that am will
ing to fight Dempsey right away said
the Senegalese to the Associated Press
correspondent "This will be enough
fighting for today" remarked NJ. Hell
Ter, Skis manager, as he quickly
started his protege toward his dress
ing-room.
The fight lasted six rounds, but Car
pentier practically received a knock
out in the third round, staggering
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-09-28
TURKS SPURN BID
TO ALLIES MEET
Says Invitation Cannot Be Ac-
copied on Terms Laid
Down.
WILL HALT ARiNY'S ADVANCE
British Official Announces Turkish
Cavalry Which Crossed Neutral
Zone Retired Without
Shot Being Fired.

Constantlnople Sept %. - Hamd
Bey, representative Of the Angora
government in Constantinople, de-
clared the allied invitation to the
peace conference could not be accept
ed by the Turkish Rationalists on the
terms laid down.
1--WE cannot accept the allied terms
because they propose to demiltarlze
the Sea of Marmora and part Of
Thrace, which would prevent us from
bringing our troops from Asia to Eu-
rope" said Hamid i'm a statement to
the correspondent. Neither can we
accept literally the condition that our
army shall not advance while the
peace conference is progressing"
The British officials announce that
Turkish force Of LOO cavalry which
crossed the neutral zone at Chanak
Saturday night has retired on Bailam-
lax following a meeting between the
commanders Of the Turkish and Brit
sh forces.
No shots were fired The Turks
retired under white flag.
The Turks stopped their advance
when the British notified the Turkish
commander that further forward
movement would cause the British to
open fire.
The Turkish ultimatum allowed I'M
I'll five o'clock Sunday afternoon for
guarantees respecting the return of
Thrace and 1t was because no guar
antees were forthcoming that the
Turkish cavalry crossed the border.
The allied high commissioners plan
to meet today for the purpose OF
bringing together representatives Of
Greece and the Turkish nationalist
for the conference at Mudania at
which the terms of m armistice are
expected TO be settled
Rear Admiral Mark L. Bristol, com
mander of the American naval detach-
mcnt in Turkish waters, viii attend in
the capacity of observer for the Unit
cd States.
The conference VIII examine the
present military and naval positions
Of the bclligerents with a view to i'm
mediate cessation Of hostiities,
London, Sept pa Reuter- dis
patch from Athens says that Admiral
Bristol has informed the Greek gov
eminent that the United States will
i.
the removal Of the remaining 100000
refugees in Smyrna if Greece pro
vdcs The means Of transport
The Americans further undertake to
provide shelter and sustenance for the
refugees, and they fix a limit Of one
week for their emharkation.
The Greek government has CRATE
fully accepted the offer.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-09-28
BIG C0UNTERFEITERS' PLOT
CHICAGO Federal Officers Seize Plant
and 100000 in Bogus Reserve
$50 Bills.

Chicago, Sept 26.-With the seizure
of more than 100000 in counterfeit
federal reserve bank notes and arrest
of one man in a house on the West
side Capt. Thomas |. Porter, chief Of
the secret service in Chicago, an
nounced that he had uncovered the
biggest counterfeiting operations in
his n years IN the federal service.
with the bogus money, which was
so nearly uudctectible that since July
last 1t has passed inspection of bank
officials. the secret service men seized
a complete Counterfeitlng Quilt
presses, such ms are used in the Treas
ury department. and several thousand
negatives and plates.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-09-28
U. S. MARKET REPORT
Weekly Marketgram by Bureau
of Agricultural Economics.

Washington, Sept. &-For the week
ending September 2l-HAY-Quoted Sep
TENDER %. No timothy. $500 New
York, 5000 Philadelphia, $500 Pittsburgh,
$500 Cincinnati, $22C Chicago, $500 St
Louis, $2l5) Memphis; No / alfalfa, 1850
Kansas city, $500 Memphis, $500 St
Louis No ] prairie, &1l25 Kansas city,
$3.50 Minneapolis, $3.50 St Louis.
FEED-Quoted September 20: Spring
bran, $3.50 Minneapolis, standard mid
dings. 5000 linsecd neal $1,000; winter
bran $1,000 ST. Louis; 36 per cent cotton
seed meal. $500 Memphis. $3.50 Cincin-
natl, gluten feed, $30& Chicago; white
homlny $3.50; alfalfa meal. &l5O Kansas
City, S2tJO Chicago.
GRAIN-Grain prices closed higher for
week on war talk abroad and improve
mcnt In cash and export demand Chi
cago December wheat up CSC; Chicago
December corn up SIC. Wheat erratc on
the 2lst with sharp fluctuations. and
closed fractlonally lower Foreign news
still regarded bulllsh. Foreign demand
generally slow. Corn under pressure
from start and averaged lower, but re-
ceiyed fair support on decline Closing
prices Chicago cash market No. 2 red
winter wheat sl13; No. hard winter
wheat. 500: No. 2 mixed corn, G5c No. 2
yellow corn. &c. No. 3 white oats. Sqc
Average farm prices: No. 2 mixed corn
In central Iowa, 52Hc, No hard winter
wheat in central Kansas, SIC; No ] dark
northern wheat IN central North Dakota,
DC Closing future prices: Chicago De-
ccmbcr wheat, lgi&, Chicago December
corn 59hc, Minneapolis December wheat
SlCGE, Kansas city December wheat
19@c. Winnipeg December wheat 9IAc
DAIRY PRODUCTS - Closing butter
prices, % score butter: New York, exc;
Chicago, 40c; Philadelphia 43c, Boston,
Sc Cheese prices in Wisconsin primary
markets September TO- Twins 204c, dali
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-09-28
WISCONSIN BRIEFS.

Farmers are being paid 81
hundredweight for potatoes on the
Stevens Point market, an increase OF
20 cents over a week ago, Market
movements have been only moderate,
no great amount of potatoes having
been brought in by growers.
Alfred Pappenfuss, IL years old, OF
Woodland, died of tetanus as the re-
suit of cutting his foot on stone
about a week ago.
A movement has been started in
Menasha for the erection of an armory
to house the Menasha Machine Gun
company Of the Wisconsin National
guard,
Burglars entered the store of M.
Ruwitch, Niagara, and removed more
than 81 900 worth of silks, serges,
suits, mems furnishings and several
suitcases.
Miss Sarah Askin, 80 years old,
Lyons, is dead of burns received, when
her apron caught fire from an open
crate as she passed the stove at her
home.
William, 4-yearold son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. f. Plummer, Galesyille, fell
from a truck on which he was steal
ing a ride and was killed when the
rear wheel passed over his head.
Sidney Rogers, Marinette, who lost
his sight last spring, has one of the
most complete radio sets in Marinette
and frequently entertains friends at
consents.
Adolph Nelson's right hand was
lacerated on circular saw at the
Peshtgo Building Supply Co. 1t was
necessary to amputate the index
finger.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
Grain. Provisions. Etc.

FLOUR-Hard spring whent-Short pat
ent, S69OlDT.15; & per sent, Sc oaV6@ Soft
winter wheat Short patent, S5,WQ5eo s.
per cent $5.5SN6.G0. Hard winter wheat
Short patent, tG.15a6 40; % per cent $500
Sis. Rye lour-White patent. A4Gg450;
medium, si150L25; dark, s39593,5o.
HAY-No I timothy hay, SI.ood2300;
No 1 light clover mixed, $200oQ2l0o; No,
timothy, 3,7O0li21 90; 40. 3 timothy and
sample. S2.OOQl5.0O No l clover mixed.
S16.OOa17OO; No. clover mixed, {l3c0Q
1900; No. ! heavy clover mixed, N40o4
1900. No. l clover N4.N4lC,00; sample and
thrashed and no grade, SLo9Q10o0; Okla
homa Kansas, Nebraska and pakotas
prairie sl6.O0alS.O0; Illinois, Wisconsin
and Iowa feeding prairie, si201dlio0.
BUTTER-Creamery, extras 90 score,
4oc; higher scoring commands premium;
extra firsts, 9O-90h score 36uS9c; frsts,
8s-S91a score. S3g34lac; seconds, S3-S score,
9O1a431lac: centralized, 3Ihc; ladies' &l9g
291ac; packing stock, 25q26 Prices to re-
tail trade: Tubs, 43c; prints, 45c.
EGGs-Fresh lrsts. 27G3lc ordinary
firsts. 25a2sc; miscellaneous lots, 27U2Sc
extras, packed in whitewood cases, Ssa
zoe, checks, 1Sa19c; dirties, 10000; ref
rigerator frsts, sc
LIVE POULTRY-Turkeys, Csc; fowls,
&c: spring chickens. 2Oci ROSTERS. l4c;
ducks. 20c geese, ice.
ICED POULTRY-Hens, 24d25c; spring
chickens 22d4c; roosters, l6Ql7c.
POTATOEs-Per 100 lbs Wisconsin
round white S1.2Od1.S0
ONIONS-s1.2 5d175 per sack
CATTLE 49, Prime steers, Sl0.75q1195;
good to choice steers, $9oc91o75; feeding
steers. s5.75Ql7S5; heifers, s60oa95O; year
linqs fair to choice, S.0O91l.75; plain to
rood steers s6.5Oq9o0; plain to choice
cows 81 SOFAS. 40: Gamers, 100000; cut
tars 90 qn5i37 rs. bologna bulls s350lf4.75;
GOOD to fancy calves, $9.75G13.75.
HOGS-Choice light butchers, S9.Sgl0.0;
medium weight butchers, 9.JO@lO.O5; fair
70 fancy light s915a1O25; heavy butchers.
sSHd9.75; heavy packing, $4oa9.o; rough
packing s7OO175O; pigs, i.00Q95O
sHEEP-Good to choice lambs sl2oO8
1465. Gull lambs, 80 0pd100O; feeding lambs.
nj 00d1425; yearlngs, $9.oOa1L75; wethers.
Ss OOas. IS: ewes. $2.0OQTG.
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PLENTY OF MEAT IN EUROPE
Department Of Commerce az Washing.
ton Says No Danger Of Famine
Overseas.

Washington SEPT. 2G The live.
stock situation in Guropo rs such ua
10 Justify the prediction of Depart.
monl of Commerce officials that Eu-
rope is in mo- danger Of q beef and
pork famine Cublod reports to the
department show that the cultlc herds
OF Greut Brmin France, Italy and
Poland ARE approaching normal There
Us big increase In Spanish sheep,
and goat herds almost everywhere are
increasing IN numbers