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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-05-10
GlenwoOd Township

Johnes, Jess, DEBORAH, Iowa, Male.
Ask, o. c., DEBORAH, Iowa, Male.
MALI, Frank, DEBORAH, Iowa, Male.
Huseby, Martin, DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
Scribe, E. O., DEBORAH, Iowa, Male.
TeSlow, Carl A., DEBORAH, Iowa,
Female.
Wick, Erick K, DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
Nelson, Jacob, DEBORAH, Iowa, Male.
Landmeyer, Julius, DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
Landmeyer, Julius, DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
Teske, August, DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
S:yve, Selmer, DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
Hogan, John, Waukon, Iowa, Male.
Hogan, John, Waukon, Iowa, Male.
Drew, Frank, DEBORAH, Iowa, Male
Peterson, Mrs. Sophia, DEBORAH
Iowa, Male.
Sorenson, Alfred, DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-05-10
Highland Township

OvG/eauge, SAM, Spring Grove
Mimi, Male.
Bergrude, Albert B., Spring Grove
Mimi, Male.
Klegseth, John G., Spring Grove
Mimi, Male.
Kjome, James H., Spring Grove
Mimi, Male.
Thorson, Amos, Spring Grove
Mimi, Male.
Grindeland, A. c., Locust, Iowa
Male
Grndeland, Bonnie, Spring Grove
Mimi, Male.
Faaberg, Mrs. Severt, Spring
Grove, Mimi, Male.
Grindeland, L. H., Spring Grove
Mimi, Male.
Vinje, Edgar, Spring Grove, Mimi.
Male.
Holven, Telford, Locust, Iowa
Male.
Anderson, Olaf, Locust, Iowa, Male
Bersie, Albert H., Mabel, MINI.
Male.
Henningsgaard, Ole, Mabel, Mimi.
Male.
Ellingson, Gilbert, Locust, Iowa
Male.
Brunsvold, A. g., Spring Grove
Mimi, Male.
Grindefand, Stone, Spring Grove
Mimi, Male.
Darlington, Roy, Spring Grove
MIMI, Male.
Mestad, X. N, Locust, Iowa, Male
Mestad, 0. H., Spring Grove, Min.
nesota, Male.
Ness, James, L., Locust, Iowa, Fe.
male.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-05-10
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Notice of the appointment of C. A.
johnson, as Administrator of the
estate of Otto T. Hokaasen, deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
the subscriber has been duly appoint
ed administrator, of the estate of
OTTO T. HOKAASEN
date of the City of DEBORAH, in the
County of Winneshiek, State of Iowa,
deceased, intestate, and has taken
upon himself that trust by giving
bonds as the law directs. All per,
sons having demands upon the estate
of the said deceased are required TO
exhibit the same; and persons in
.debted to said estate are called upon
TO make payment to -
C. A. JOHNSON,
Administrator.
Dated at DEBORAH, Iowa, April
22nd, 1922.
n n HOOK. Attorney, 17-4w
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-05-10

Owen, Chris, Ridgeway, Iowa, Male.
Perry, B. l., Cresco, Iowa, Female.
S.aebell, J. L., Cresco, Iowa, Male.
Stienmetz, Joe, Cresco, Iowa, Male.
Terry, L. O., Cresco, Iowa, Male.
Weber, r. R., Cresco, Iowa, Male.
Criger, Ira, Cresco, Iowa, Male.
Meyers, ]. H., Cresco, Iowa, Male
McCabe, Bert, Cresco, Iowa, Male
Meyer, Gerald, Cresco, Iowa, Fe-
male.
Olsen, F., Cresco, Iowa, Male.
Olsen, Della, Cresco, Iowa, Male.
Hovey, j. O., Ridgeway, Iowa
Male.
Haakenson, Carl, Cresco, Iowa
Male.
Fuller, A. F., Cresco, Iowa, Male.
Greenhalgh, Roy, Cresco, Iowa
Male.
Anderson, Anon, Ridgeway, Iowa
Male.
Benson, Geo. T., Cresco, Iowa,
Male.
Brown, H. c., Cresco, Iowa, Male
Jarosh, E. j., Cresco, Iowa, Male.
Powers, J. L., Cresco, Iowa, Male.
Roth, F. A, Cresco, Iowa, Female.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-05-10
Madison Township

Webjoinson, VIM, DEBORAH, Iowa
Male.
Haugen, Mrs. NJ. O., DEBORAH, Iowa
Male.
Macal, Wm., Ridgeway, Iowa, Male
Bergan, Isabel, Ridgeway, Iowa
Male.
Blekeberg, C. O., DEBORAH, Iowa.
Male.
Tveter, Ole, DEBORAH, Iowa, Male.
Thompson, Gilbert, DEBORAH, Iowa.
Male.
Larson, L. P, DEBORAH, Iowa, Male
WebjornsOn, S. L., DEBORAH, Iowa.
Female
Liekvold, C. W., DEBORAH, Iowa
Male.
Malek, JOS, E. Ridgeway, Iowa
Male.
Hove, Lawrence, Ridgeway, Iowa,
Male.
Lunde, Christian, DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
Gunderson, KittIe, DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
Forester, Est. O., DEBORAH, Iowa
Male.
H. H. Frethiem, DEBORAH, Iowa
Male
H. H. Fretheim, DEBORAH, Iowa
Male.
Haugen, Andrew, DEBORAH, Iowa
Male.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-05-10
DEBORAH Township

Casey, Michael E., DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
Ellis, Sam R., DEBORAH, Iowa, Male,
Dickinson, Cora, DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
Finn, John, DEBORAH, Iowa, Male.
Hanson, Elias, DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
Hanson, Elias, DEBORAH, Iowa
Male.
Hattlestad, Otto, N, DEBORAH, Iowa.
Male.
Hattlestad, Otto, N, DEBORAH, Ia,
Male.
Martinson, Adolph, DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
Mikelson, Mrs. E., DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
Mearitt, Ed, DEBORAH, Iowa, Male,
Matter, John A. l., DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
MALI, VIM, DEBORAH, Iowa, Male.
Pusher, Mrs. l., DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
Roman, VIM, DEBORAH, Iowa, Male.
Steine, G. N, DEBORAH, Iowa, Male.
Strand, W.. NJ, DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
Teske, C. w., DEBORAH, Iowa, Male,
Teske, C. w., DEBORAH, Iowa, Male.
Williams, Mrs. Mary E., DEBORAH,
Iowa, Male.
Walsh, ]. j., DEBORAH, Iowa, Male.
Young, A. l., DEBORAH, Iowa, Male.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-05-10

Erickson, Olias, DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
Feltis, VIM. L., DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
Halse, Henry, E., DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
Logsdon, John and Sensor c. r.,
DEBORAH, Iowa, Male.
Lannon, Chas. A, DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
Quandahl, Ludvik, DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male
Sharp, Harry j., DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
Wilson, Frank p, DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male. q@s
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-05-10
Rabbits and Mosquitoes.

Careful observations have been
made In France, Of rhe extent to
which mosquitoes are attracted to do
nestle animals In preference to hu.
man beings. It was proved expert.
mentally that mosquitoes have
strong predilectioA fG the blood of
rabbits, stronger than for that of any
other domestic animal. The discovery
has been practically applied to many
parts OF France as "A protection from
mosquitoes, and particularly from
those that carry germs of malaria and
similar diseases.-Popuar Mechanics
Magazine.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-05-10
Washington Township

Lensing, Joseph, Calmar, Iowa,
Male.
West, Henry, Fort Atkinson, Iowa,
Male.
Luenberger, Monroe, Fort Akin
son, Iowa, Male.
Steffes, Henry, Fort Atkinson, Ia,
Male.
Schmitt, Peter, H., Fort Atkinson,
Iowa, Male.
Krener, Conrad, Waucoma, Iowa,
Male.
Blong, Clemmens, Fort Atkinson,
Iowa, Male.
Schmitt, Frank, Fort Atkinson,
Iowa, Male.
White, Charles, New Hampton,
Iowa, Female.
Wenthold, Barney, Fort Atkinson,
Iowa, Males.
Houdek, John, ST., Fl. Atkinson,
Iowa, Male.
Moellers, August, Fort Atkinson,
Iowa, Male.
Moellers, William, Fort Atkinson,
Iowa, Male.
Riha, Wendell, Fort Atkinson, Iowa,
Male.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-05-10
Frankyille Township

Fitzpatrick, Mrs. NJ. j., Castalia,
Iowa, Male.
Snitker, VIM. H., Waukon, Iowa
Male,
Hammel, Earl, Postville, Iowa
Male.
Crabtree, Elma, Postville, Iowa
Male.
Walby, Ole A., Castalia, Iowa
Male.
Walby, Ole A., Castalia, Iowa, Fe.
male.
Lang, Arthur, Castaia, Iowa, Male
hneeskern, Roy, Ossian, Iowa, Male
Monson, Mrs. Mons, Ossian, Iowa
MI, T,inderholdt, G. F., ossian, Iowa
Koch, Walter, DEBORAH, Iowa, Male
;Russett, Ed. O., DEBORAH, Iowa
Moen, John O., Ossian, Iowa. Male
Schweinefus, Frank, DEBORAH, Iowa
Schafee, Henry Ossian, Iowa. Male
Runkle, K. r., Ossian, Iowa, Male
Male. AZ" d
Male. iowa
Klepper, Fred, Ossian, Iowa. Male
wilson, Nancy, PostviIle, Iowa
NJ, Padden, Romeo, POstville, Iowa
Ask, John, DEBORAH, Iowa, Male.
ASK, Hartvick, DEBORAH, Iowa, Male
Kerr, Geo. D., Ossian, Iowa, Male
knutsen, Henry, DEBORAH, Iowa
Stegen, NJ. H., DEBORAH, Iowa, Male
Larson, Fred A., DEBORAH, Iowa
Male. ~" q
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-05-10
Springfield Township

johnson, Gustav, DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
Haugen, G. T. DEBORAH, Iowa, Male.
Barthleme, Phi. & Son, Ossian, Ia,
Male.
Etteldorf, Andrew p, DEBORAH, Ia,
Male.
Soriede, Roudolph, DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
Lansing, August, Ossian, Iowa,
Male.
Wangsness, L. E., Calmar, Iowa,
Male.
Dickson, Roy R., DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
Schissell, F. P, DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
Hoff, Ole s., Est, Calmar, Iowa.
Male.
Hoff, Ole S., Est, Calmar, Iowa.
Male.
Beer, Joe, Ossian, Iowa, Male.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-05-10
RIuffton Township

Winjum, Tom, DEBORAH, Iowa, Male
Falck, Maggie, Decorah, Iowa, Male,
Ward, Archie, Canton, Mimi, Male.
McCabe, Thomas, Cresco, Iowa.
Male.
Henry, James, Cresco, Iowa, Male,
Blaes, NJ. NJ, Cresco, Iowa, Male.
Bringsjord, Tonnes, DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
O'Brien, T. A., DEBORAH, Iowa, Male.
Lynch, VIM, DEBORAH, Iowa, Male.
Casey, VIII, DEBORAH, Iowa, Male.
Casey, Will, DEBORAH, Iowa, Male.
Brown, VIM, Ridgeway, Iowa, Male.
Halvorson, Martin, Ridgeway, Iowa,
Male.
O'Brien, Andrew A., Cresco, Iowa,
Male.
Melaas, Anton, Cresco, Iowa, Male.
Gossman, Pat, R;dgeway, Iowa,
Male.
limp, Frank, DEBORAH, Iowa, Male.
limp, Frank, DEBORAH, Iowa. Male.
Jones, J. p, Cresco, Iowa, Male.
Mcconnell, w. j., Ridgeway, Iowa,
Male.
Mcconnell, P. j., Ridgeway, Iowa,
Male.
Mcconnell, Terence, DEBORAH, Iowa,
Female.
Olsen, John, DEBORAH, Iowa, Male.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-05-10
Calmar Township

Flaskerud, Ole E., Calmar, Iowa,
Male.
Krysan, John, Calmar, Iowa, Fee
male.
Novak, Daniel A., Spillville, Iowa,
Male.
Phillips, Ed, Calmar, Iowa, Female.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-05-10
Jackson Township

Herold, Paul and Leo, Fort Atkin.
son, Iowa. Male.
Kelly, John T., Waucoma, Iowa
Male.
Krall, Charles, Jackson, Jet, Iowa
Female.
Wagner, James. Fort Atkinson
Iowa, Male.
Jarosh, Frank, Fort Atkinson, la.
Male.
Bakula, Joseph, Fort Atkinson, la.
Male.
Krener, Peter j., Fort Atkinson
Iowa, Male.
Wichman, Casper G. Waucoma
Iowa, Male.
Braess, John c., St. Lucas, Iowa
Male.
Sindelar, NJ. j., Fort Atkinson, la.
Male.
Kuse, Edward, Fort Atkinson, Ia.
Male.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-05-10
Calmar Corporation

Latimer, A. H., Calmar, Iowa,
Male.
Reisner, Henry, Calmar, Iowa, Male.
Meyer, Carl, Calmar, Iowa, Male.
Hauber, Geo., Est, Calmar, Iowa,
Male.
Kaufman, Walter, Calmar, Iowa,
Male.
Frey, Phillip, Calmar, Iowa, Male.
Bergesrud, Hans, Calmar, Iowa,
Male.
Kotan, Frank, Calmar, Iowa, Male.
Samuelson, Theodore, Calmar, Ia,
Male.
Henker, ]. H., Calmar, Iowa, Male.
Meyer, G. A., Calmar, Iowa, Male.
VOCAL, L. j., Calmar, Iowa, Female.
kellogg, Chas., Calmar, Iowa, Male.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-05-10
Hesper Township

Anderson, Clarence, Mabel, Mimi,
Male.
Peterson, Ole NJ, Mabel, Mimi,
Male.
WEIGH, Willie j., Hesper, Iowa,
Female.
Tutteroen, Jacob, DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
Anderson, Ole A., Hesper, Iowa,
Male.
Shelley, G. B., Prosper, Mimi, Male.
Peterson, Carrie, DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
Reed, c. A., Cresco, Iowa, Male.
Goldberg, Peter O., Mabel, Mimi,
Male.
Easton, Dom, Mabel, Mimi, Male.
Smalley, Sidney, Mabel, Mimi,
Male.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-05-10

Larson, James, DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
Mckay, B. j., DEBORAH, Iowa, Male.
Mollart, c. A., DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
Olsen, Severt, DEBORAH, Iowa, Male.
Price, r. G., DEBORAH, Iowa, Male.
Rooney, Ed. DEBORAH, Iowa, Male.
Rooney, Ed, DEBORAH, Iowa, Male.
Rima, VIM, DEBORAH, Iowa, Male.
Thorsen, forge, DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
Tavener, H. L., DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
Wilson, d. c., DEBORAH, Iowa, Male.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-05-10
Bloomfield Township

Male. i'""
Foley, T. H., Castalia, Iowa, Male
Jauret, John, Ossian, Iowa. Male
Male. ""
McMartin, H. R., castalia. Iowa,
Female.
Green, E. w., Castalia, Iowa, Male
Miller, H. c., Castalia, Iowa, Male,
Monroe, F. s., Castalia, Iowa,
Schroeder, H. w., Castalia, Iowa,
Male. 81
Blumhagen, Fred, Castalia, Iowa,
Lubka, Louis, Castalia, Iowa, Male,
Granger, W. A, Castalia, Iowa,
Fisher, Wm., F., Castalia, Iowa,
Nesvik, Lauritz, Ossian, Iowa,
Schweinefus, w. H., ossian, Iowa,
Kobriger, Philip, ossian, Iowa,
Knudsvig, Alvin, ossian, Iowa,
Mdle.
Breitspreacher, Henry, Ossian, Ia,
Stendel, John, Ossian, Iowa, Male.
Banning, Vem, Castalia, Iowa,
Koening, Henry, Castalia, Iowa
Male. ""'
Hugher, Otto, Castaha, Iowa, Male.
wagner, W. j., Castalia, Iowa,
Male. ""'
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-05-10
Fl, Atkinson CORPORATION

Veverka, James Fort Atkinson, Ia,
Male.
Meyer, Martin, Fort Atkinson, Ia,
Male.
Goddard, H. c., Fort Atkinson,
Iowa, Male.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-05-10
Castalia Corporation

IaStaIIa Corporation
Pareis, Fred, Castalia, Iowa, Male.
Meyer, H. H., Castalia, Iowa,
Meyer, Carlous, Castalia, Iowa,
Male.
Meyer, w. A., Castalia, Iowa, Male.
Schweinefus, F. L., Castala, Iowa,
Male.
Stee, H. NJ, Castalia, Iowa, Fe-
male.
Zimmerman, John, Castalia, Ia,
Male.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-05-10
Canoe Township

ABBY, Henry, DEBORAH, Iowa, Male.
Banning, Ed, DEBORAH, Iowa, Male.
Carolan, John j., DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
Duff, Ward, DEBORAH, Iowa, Male.
Erickson, w. B., DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
Erickson, Olias, DEBORAH, Iowa,
Male.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-05-10
Ridgeway Corporation

Drum, Alfred, Ridgeway, Iowa, Male.
Magnus, Lewis, c., Ridgeway, Ia,
Male.
Brekka, Ole, Ridgeway, Ia, Male.
Hovden, A. G., Ridgeway, Iowa,
Male.
QYalley, Carl, Ridgeway, Iowa,
Male.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-05-10
Lincoln Township

Larson, Lauritz, Ridgeway, Iowa,
Male.
RaSman, Fred, Cresco, Iowa, Male.
Robinson, Sarah A., Ridgeway,
Iowa, Male.
Gunderson, Theodore, Ridgeway,
Iowa, Male.
Hayes, Jess, Ridgeway, Iowa, Male.
Helgeson, Kittle, Ridgeway, Iowa,
Male.
Kaatz, William, CreSco, Iowa, Male.
Koch, Amel, Ridgeway, Iowa, Male.
Blongren, Carl, Cresco, Iowa, Male.
Blackburn, Frank, Cresco, Iowa,
Male.
Anderson, Ted, Ridgeway, Iowa,
Male.
Bakken, Henry o., Ridgewsy, Iowa,
Male.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-05-10

DEBORAH Corporation
Barthell, Chas., DEBORAH, Iowa
Male. o""
Beer, Geo., DEBORAH, Iowa. Male
Bernatz, Frank, DEBORAH, Iowa
Male. o"a
Conlin Mrs. Joanna, DEBORAH. Ia
Female. 40"
Male. "a"
Fish, Geo., DEBORAH, Iowa, Male
Hanson, Ed, DEBORAH, Iowa. Male
Higgins, Geo., Decorah, Iowa. Fe.
male. &c
Hagen, Mrs. Oscar, DEBORAH, Iowa
Female. io"a
Male. io"a
johnson, James G., DEBORAH, Iowa
Female. viva
Johnson, S. H., DEBORAH, Iowa. Fe.
male. -o""' re-
Male. io"a'
Lowery, Lester, DEBORAH. Iowa
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-05-10
Sumner Township

Kalishek, Adolph, Fl. Atkinson, Iowa,
Male.
Taylor, Adolph NJ, Calmar, Iowa,
Male.
Hauber, Anton, Calmar, Iowa, Male.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-05-10
Jackson Jet. Corporation

Goerard, Dominic, Waucoma. low
Male.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-05-10

Ossian Corporation
Holzer, VIM, Ossian, Iowa, Male.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-12
DryGoods Market
BIZ eTUAET r. WEST
(oopynght. 1yz2.D

New York, Aug. 12.-Weekend
commitments were few and far
between in the drygoods market to-
day. Sellers of the print cloths
maintained their demand for 81
cents for the 80 inch 6Sx72s, while
the 38h inch 64x60s rules around
81 cents although the shadings
yesterday caused sales at ~ and
81 cents respectively, some for
September delivery. Sateens were
quiet again, as were sheetings. The
raw silk market was extremely
quiet after its squirt of activity with
no advance in prices.
WOOL.
Boston, Aug. 12.-Summer Street
closed a fairly active week today
and while the market, in retro
spect, appears spotty it gave a COM
paratively good account of itself.
The commercial bulletin today de-
scribes it: "The wool market
keeps steady in spite OF all the ad-
verse factors affecting business at
the moment, especially the strikes
and the tariff. Demand has been
OF fair proportions and prices gen.
orally are firm. Little business is
reported from the west"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-12
Curb Market

New York, Aug. 12.-Trading on
the curb market today continued
fairly active with a large volume
of business in the low priced min
ing shares. Goldfield Development
accomplished a new high for the
present movment. There was a bet
ter inquiry also for Eureka, Croe-
sus, Lone Star and Gold Deep Min
ing--all of which moved upward.
Nipfssing mines sold up around six
for the first time in quite a while.
An exception to the general ten
dency in this quarter was Canada
Copper, which felt the effects of
special SELLING and sank to a new
low figure.
In the motor group, Lincoln Mo-
tors was the feature, dropping on
fairly large transactions from IN
to ". After its sharp upturHAyes-
terday, trading in Goodyear Tire
quoted down, but the stock held
steady. Inter Continental Rubber
did somewhat better. Glen Alden
Coal was quiet and weak, losing at
one time full point. Stutz Motors
held around "a most of the session.
Hayes Wheel was fairly active be-
tween 29A and 29h.
Declaration of the regular divi-
dend of Imperial Oil of Canada was
followed by drop of two points in
the stock. Cities Service old stock
gained another point at the start,
but lost this later. Standard Oil of
Indiana fluctuated within a range
of z half point between 1O91s and
1897 Other oils shares were COM
paratively neglected.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-12

NsU York. Aug. 11.-Eurppean
government bonds were responsive
p the better news from the London
c0nfsfenee. Ffsnch TVS wsre only
lightly dealt in around 9sM, which
was ysstsrday's closing price and
the & sold 1t 100x, likewise un-
changed. Denmark So were strong,
selling up from 110h to Ill. City
Of Greater Prague TINS were up
wardly dealt In around IS. The ris-
ing tendency of Dominion Of Can
ada So continued. They sold at SO
as against SS%, the Fridays close.
United Kingdom SIS Of 1897 were
tribe higher at LOG.
Kansas City Southern IS were
the feature Of the railway list, with
jump Of nearly two points to
91h, the highest they have ever
reached this year. Kansas City
Terminal AZ were up y to IS, St.
Paul As Of 1895 were up half
point to 81 and Bethlehem adjust
meuts . half point to IS.
Among the industrials CONSOLE
dated Coal Of Maryland IS reached
a new high of 80, up nearly two
points from the last previous sale.
Rejecting the improvements in the
paper situation Union Bag & Paper
IS sold at par, q gain of nearly a
point, Wilson & Company TVS,
which carry the convertible priv
ilege naturally followed the rise in
the stock. They were up nearly two
points. Also in sympathy with the
new high record for the stock, CO..
lumbia Gas & Electric IS rose more
than q point to 961k.
The market for Canadian Prov
incial bonds this week was firm
with less activity than recently.
The Ontario IS of 1923 were quoted
100h bid, offered at 101; the As OF
1926 were IS bid, offered at 95%;|
and the SIS of 1897 were 1907 bid,
offered at 101A. Manitoba SIS of
1926 were S7k bid, offered at 98H
the IS of 1928 were 101 bid. offered
at 101z and the 6s of 1916 were
1O6A bid, offered at 107.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-12

lowed the paths Of expediency be-
cause he thought it would end a
crisis with less damage to the pub
lie interest than a finish fight be-
tween capital and labor.
Mr.. Harding is going through an
awful experience-the painful trials
OF presidential responsibility in a
great crisis which ought to make
q man pause . long time before he
ever becomes . candidate for the
presidency. Mr.. Harding may con-
vince himself that he is a man OF
patience and forbearance and that
he doesn't threaten or coerce, but
before he is through with the pres
emit industrial trouble many who
have watched him grow in the
presidency predict that he will \be
. changed man, and that while he
will never develop bellicose ten
denotes he win gradually lose some
OF his traits Of non-resistance
which have made It possible for
congress every now and then to ig-
more his wishes and for railroad
executives, coal operators and la
Dor leaders to refuse to obey man
dates Of public opinion as express
ed by the man in the White house.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-12
GOES 70
MEN Low MARK.
RALLIES Later
(By The Complicated Pr,ss.l

10y Tne consolidated Pre1el
Chicago. Aug, 12.-Wheat WAS at
its weakest during the late trading
and another new low record for the
crop was establishea. There was q
break Ut the start under scattered
selling but support was uncovered
ON the break and the market raj
lied to the best price Of the session
and q fraction better than the
previous close. Wheat came out
on the top but the buying power
was sufficient to maintain prices at
the advanced level, for Z time. At
mfd-session Q report that the rail-
way executives had accepted Pres
1dent Harding's plan OF strike set
Element. all Of which was publish
ed In the morning papers, became q
noised about and this caused 4
fresh burst Of selling which carried
prices lower than before. Seaboard
houses bought little wheat on the
break. Export demand was quiet
and st. Louis reported export bids
3 cents out Of line. Receipts con-
tinue of good volume and primary
arrivals were nearly 2,000,0 900
bushels. Canadian crop advices
continue favorable. Market closed
&c to INC lower; Sept, LOAN to
70; Dec. 1.03A to y; May, 1.0s1
to 4.
Corn was featured by good buy
ing OF September, largely by
shorts and the nearby future held
well. Deferred futures were weak
and sold at new low levels on the
crop. Trade was broader than of
late. Shipping demand was re-
ported only fair. Country Offer
ings were light but a little in
crease was noted over the day be-
fore. Crop news was favorable.
Market closed Nc to INC lower;
Sept, 5Shc; Dec. 52h to SIC; May.
55k@55sc.
Oats continued their downward
trend making new low records.
Support is poor. Hedging pressure
is increasing. Cash demand was
good. Market closed NC to nc
lower; Sept, 30ssc; Dec, 33c and
May 364 to &c.
Provisions were weaker with
grain. Lard closed Sc to 10c lower
and ribs 12ac lower.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-12
AFRICAN RADIATOR.
WEEKLY GRAIN AND
PROVISION REVIEW

Chicago, Aug. 12.-Burdensome
receipts, slackness of demand, both
domestic and foreign, and bearish
aspects Of the government crop re-
port have led to decidedly lower
prices this week for all grain. Com
pared with q week ago, wheat was
down 2M@4N cents. corn OF 3A0
5% cents and oats, 2A02h02ss
cents with provisions showing =
setback Of Is to 81 cents.
Notwithstanding transportation
difficulties, arrivals Of whea. at
primary centers were In excess Of
the movement q year ago. and be-
fore as well as after the govern
ment crop report were accompanied
by new low price records for the
season. Confidence on the part Of
the domestic buyers gave evidence
Of having been checked by disturb
ed industriaf> conditions, with for
eign purchasers apparently holding
back because of uncertainties relat-
ed more or less to the inter allied
conference at London.
The big yield OF corn forecast in
the government crop report more
than Offset as q bearish factor in
all the grain markets the counter
influence of a somewhat diminished
estimate regarding wheat. Govern
ment figures as to oats proved also
a handicap on efforts to uphold
grain values. Talk of a probable
increase of the movement Of wheat
to Chicago was current as the week
drew to q close, with arrivals in
the northwest from the new spring
crop reported as gradually becom-
ing liberal.
Corn and oats shared the descent
Of wheat to new low prices for
1922. Need of rain in the corn belt
was given but little notice.
Provisions were depressed with
hogs and grain.
Butter markets were steady to
firm during the last week. An un-
settled feeling ruled part Of the
week and declines occurred but
shortage Of quality goods caused
prices to react with a tendency up
ward at the close.