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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-10-26
Farm Boy Makes His
Calf Gain 100 Pounds
A Month

Baby beef club members in almost
every part OF the state are putting
the finishing touches on the calves,
which they will enter in the first an
nual fat and feeding cattle show and
sale 10 be held at the bourbon Stock
Yards, Louisville. Nov. 23rd. and
Gath. according 20 NJ $. Garside. as
sistant state leader Of junior agricul-
tursl club work at the College 81
Agriculture. who has charge II this
project. Between now and the time
OF the show. the young feeders plan
to pu, about 1850 pounds more weigh,
on their calves.
Despite the fac, that the baby beef
project is one ~ the new ones start.
ed this year by the college club de-
partment for country boys and girls
Of the State. IL has been highly popu.
lar with the youngsters. Some 81 the
young feeders have been feeding
their calves since February and
March. A. a result Of the good feed
and care which has been given them,
a number 81 the calves are showing
the qualities Of prime baby beeves
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-10-26

IS. s. s. 10 for sale NJ McRoberts
Drug Store"


Farm men and boys Of the state,
who attend the annual winter short
course IN agriculture which opens
Nov. LIST. at the College 81 Agricul-
,ure will have the advantage Of equip
ment that should make il possible for
them TO get many pointers on better
farming. according to Thomas 7.
Cooper. dean Of the college. A large
farm. herds Of pure bred live stock.
hocks 81 pure bred poultry and the
results from soil experiment fields in
different parts Of the state will be put
TO use in showing those who attend
the short course how the farm back
home can be made little better.
Work in connection with soils. the
raising Of crops. oreharding. beef
cattle. hogs. sheep. dairy cattle and
poultry is being carried out on the
college farm Of 2l3 acres which is
near the university campus. On this
farm also are beef cattle barns. q
dairy barn. sheep barn. poultry house.
n hog cholera serum plant. a labora-
tory and hospital for the study Of ami
NAL diseases. a large livestock judg-
ing pavilion. a farm pavilion. a farm
machinery and gas engine laboratory
and a greenhouse.
In addition to this farm, the col
lege operates eight soil and crop ex-
pertinent fields on different soil areas
Of the state. The results that have
been obtained on these fields in rails
ing crop yields through the use of
different fertilizers will be studied
and Their relation to the coils Of the
various regions represented by the
students explained.
The college also owns herds II
pure bred dairy aud beef cattle as
well as pure bred hogs, sheep and
Percheron mares. 4 large. well
equipped poultry plant in which many
different breeds 81 poultry are hand
led also is a part Of the farm equip
ment. Further study Of livestock
problems is made possible by the
many famous breeding establishments
TO be found within a snort distance
II Lexington.
The first term - the course VIII
continue until Dec. n. while the sec.
ond term will open Jan. 3. 1923, and
continue until Feb Gath. students
may take eiyasr on or both Of the
terms II work
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-10-26

One ~ these Ia owned by Ernest
Cobb. a member % the club in Boyle
county. This calf has gained los
pounds month since Ernest -'artes
feeding IL in February and when
10 months old weighed i.2ao pounds
Calves being fed by Trimble eous-
~ boys also have been making good
gains. These animals averaged about
$50 pounds each at the time they
were bought but the boys hope 70
make them average abou, $50 pounds
each before the show. Warren cous.
~ with IS bows feeding calves. claims
the larges, county baby beef club -
the state.
Boyle. Marion. Washington. Lis-
coin. Trimble. Union. Todd and War
rem counties are among those expect
ed To hav. calve. in competition for
the STATS that will be offered as
prize money in the club classes al
the show. All bu, $500 % this mon
ey will be divided among the winner.
in five rings while that amount vii
be made In special awards The
club members are expected 10 have
about ~ carloads % 10 calves caes
in the competition.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-10-26
Business in The South
Again on the Upgrade

Washington, ID. C.-"Business in
the South is again on the upgrade"
says Fairfax Harrison. president 81
the Southern Railway Company. in
his annual report which has just been
made public.
THE output Of the mills and fac
tories has been steadily increasing
during the past few months" the re-
port continues. An outstanding
feature has been the operation Of
the cotton mills. a happy contrast
with the strike-ridden cotton manu-
featuring centers Of the East,
''In July. 1922. according to figures
complied by the United States Cen
sus Bureau. 96.97 per cent. Of the
spindles in mills in the cotton pro-
ducinf states were active. while in
other states the percentage of active
spindles was only 1888. During that
month the average active spindle
hours in the South was $50 compared
with lij in other states. In the
twelve months ended July 81. 1922.
the mills in the cotton producing
states consumed 3.733,l47 bales,
which compares with a consumption
Of 2,l7s.767 bales by mills ia the
other states.
The more favorable conditions
for the cotton manufacturing indus
try In The South are reflected not only
ia operating statistics bat also In the
record - ness mill construction.
During the same twelve months. &C.
cordinF 10 the Census Bureau reports.
there was "a net increase Of 245. s3l
sn.ndIes boz Southern mills and net
increase Of only 1927 -pindles in
mills 10 states outside Of the South.
A survey of new mills under con-
atructlon or ia prospect indicate a
continuation ~ the tendency shown
by these hgurcf
There has been unusual activity
in thc provision of ncv business and
residential structure. AS wei a % the
csuFtructon ~ Improved Highways. %
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-10-26
Good Seed
Corn Plentiful
PROPER STORAGE IMPORTANT

Weather conditions in Kentucky
this summer and early this fall have
been such that farmers Of the state
should have no trouble In gathering
plenty Of hrst class seed corn, acs
cording to =. N. Fergus. a member
Of the soils and crops department Of
the Kentucky Agricultural Expert
ment Station. The biggest seed corn
problem right now 10 to get the grain
dried out and stored in a good place
before freezing weather comes. Much
valuable time that would be lost in
making extra termination tests in
the spring can be saved by taking
little time now 10 make sure that
seed corn IL properly stored.
"The important point in storing
seed corn is TO place the ears where
air can circulate around each one Of
them and at the same time TO make
them safe from rats and mice. On
the average farm. abou, the only way
TO protect stored seed from these
pests Is to hang it in the top Of cribs.
sheds. atiics or dry Easements. The
ears can be strung on binder Irvine
or hangers can be made Of wire
fence. II desirable. wire hangers
can be bought at reasonable prices.
There are various ways Of storing
seed 20 provide ideal drying condi-
ticns. such as shelves. drying-racks
and posts studded with nails upon
which the ears are struck. The chief
requirement is to have plenty Of
space between the ears 50 that Ahey
can be bone dry before freezing
weather. There is no, much danger
Of injuring the termination Of the
seed by storing it in room that is
kept at temperature 81 20 degrees
throughou, the winter. although high
temperature that would dry the corn
out exclusively are TO be avoided.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-10-26
Orioin Of shustinos."

Husting was the name Of an IN.
cient court held In the city OF London.
In Its present sense the word denotes
the place where members 81 pariia-
ment were nominated before the bal.
lot act 81 1872 rejected the form Of
nominating openly. From this II has
come to be applied to any election.
eering platform.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-10-26
Good Time comine for Benny.

We have often said Of certain III.
tie boy In the neighborhood whose
mother Is dead that his dad was both
mother and father to him. The father
married recently. and Sonny. on hear.
Ing the news. clspped his hands and
said: I'm 80 glad for Benny; he'll
have n woman mother now."-Ex.
change.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-10-26
hls kkerestx Assursd.

To n tramp who wanted TO earn .
bite to eat q woman said "lf thought
you were honest Ia let you 20 To- the
chicken house aud gather the eggs"
Lady De replied with dignity. Il
was manager ~ bgihhouss Tor ~
Year,. and never took baih."-Bos
i7fp and ITNg
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-10-26
lines to De Remsr.bered.

Guar' well your spare moments
They are like uncut diamonds. Dis
card them aud their value will never
be known improve them and they vii
become the brightest gems In uscfui
ife.-Anonymous.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-10-26
obssr..;ertes Long used.

obs"r,ut"ri,s are IA very ancient In
v.nt.ou The hrst historical obs.rya
tory was founded ia Ncaandria hbou
az u. G. ard Ear"pc did not follow
suit until a. T.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-10-26
Look In the Class.

There Is just one man In all the
world that can do you dirt. Look In
the glass aad you will see him. Take
good square hold with that man.
Down him. and hold him down TN he
promises To get NJ and behave himself.
Farm Life.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-10-26

To avoid don. ,stlc rows: Always
keep two or three polite strangers
visiting with you. whom you are very
anxious not 10 decentralization
Times DIsnnfch
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-10-26
up-to-0ate.

A man went into his library one
day and found his wife reading. I'm
going through the old poets" she slid.
"Just like you" he answered. As n
we couldn't afford all the brand new
ones"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-10-26

The city 81 Cork. Ireland. IL one Of
the greatest butter centers In the
world. II Is estimated that one years
export Of butter amounts 10 10000
tons.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-10-26

There IL always someone 10 smile
NJ. somebody a. give your chair to.
somebody 20 whom book. a flower.
or even an old paper viii be n BOOM
JoscphIne Pollard
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-10-26

II you can't move forward in life.
stand still. There at leas, will be
few who will not pass you
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-10-26

Most young speeiers have vcll-to-
do dads who pay the repair bills.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-10-26

a good 0ay 10 resist temptation
) 90 refuse 90 be tempted
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-10-26

Second thoughts are best only
when they are an Improvement over
the first.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-10-26

A fresh shave keeps many man
from looking his true part
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-12
BIG BUYING RESULTS
IN ADVANCE IN WHEAT

CHICAGO. Oct. 11.-CBy a. P.)-
Buying on a rather large scale re-
suited IN an advance IN the market
here today after a moderate decline
by the signing OF the peace treaty
by the Turks. The market closed
unsettled "a 10 / cent with Dec. los
IS and May Ito IA 20 10 SIS. Corn
finished 3-S TO SIS a "a cent Up;
oats at a shade of 20 SIS cent gain
and provisions down I ) 10 80 cents.
Most OF the buying OF wheat was
ascribed TO one big trader here. but
whether his purchases were 10 cover
previous sales or were IN the nature
Of an investment remained an open
question. Bearish effects OF the stop
page OF hostilities in the Near East.
failed 10 extend beyond the first 80
minutes Of trading In the wheat pit.
Then buying OF such volume set in
as 10 encourage the speculative rank
and file TO take 20 the bull side and
there were assertions in some quar-
ters that peace was TO be regarded
as an aid TO an advance rather than
the reverse
Corn and oats paralleled the ac-
ton OF wheat. Exporters were bid
ding fancy premiums for corn in
nearby positions.
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-12
SPRING WEATHER
GREETS GOTHAM

NEW YORK. oct. 11.-CBy l. y.
S)-Sprlng has come again-in
New York at least. a robin was
reported today from Central park.
Blue birds and thrushes are thick
as mosquitoes in Bronx park. In
City Hall park the grass is green
and the trees have begun 10 bud.
Il is all on account of the hot wave,
accompanied by rain storms that
have prevailed the Tast week. It is
more Ike April than October.
Here are some OF the latest de-
velOpmeEts in this unusual situa-
ton:
Squash vines have begun TO
blossom in the garden Of Thomas
jenkins on Staten island
"A Ben Davis apple tree in the
yard Of O. J. Schneider al Bellmore,
Long Island. is in full bloom.
3-Eastern lilies are In bloom In
the garden Of Mrs. Frank McAfee.
y. Brooklyn.
Lima beans are sprouung at
FreepOrt. Long Island.
Il is beginning 20 look like
soft winter.
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-12
CHICAGo PRoDUCE MARKET.

BUTTER Receipts G702 tubs. Extras
ASA f3iac. standards 39iac. extra frsts
89ih@42c frsts 35iam36i2c; packing
stock sji2 d27izc
EGGS Receipts 1926 cases Miscellan-
eous 2Sd2Nc: ordinary frsts 2JG 2Gc
frsts 31d SOC. checks 15N l9c. dirties Is
GI2Uc
CHEESE - Twins. new 22iLd 224 4c
Daisies Z-ia d 23c Dung Americas -3lz zd
&c Loughorus 23aa W2{c. brick 25i4d 25c.
LIVE POULTRY Turkeys SOC. chick
ems 2oa25c springs ooc; roOsters lac
geese - ducks 24c
POTATOES Receipts IS cars Wis.
White gocH1 10 cwt.. Minn. sacked and
+ So cwt
VEAI-50 % 60 lbs. 10G11c. 20 20 50
f1s 1Z0 13c 80 20 10 lbs 14H16c. fancy,
th.tk Ice; overweight. 150 90 l7j lbs s6t
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-12
CHICAGO IIvEsToCK.

HOGS Receipts 1900. market lights
1UtI 2ur lower. others steady. Top 81 -
bulk s. I5u9T5. heavy wei ght s. T5d
. ~. medium light S9.5jGg15. light
weight S92JHQ 10. light lights S9HQ 35
heavy packing scws. smooth s. oD6fS -
packing sows, rough S73j@s, pigs $50
no go
CATTLE Receipts 1900. market gen
traUy steady. Beef steers-choice and
prime Sl1aI2Q0. medium and good S725
u1I. good and choice s. 15H D. - com
mon arI medium s. 900 S -. Butcher cat
rIp-h hafers S4Gf0e. cows Sc }65d650.
Gamers and cu-ters-cows and heifers
S-.G5fI 60 -anurr steers 81 5o1I 40, veal
,a'vcs s. 250 l0 %. feeder steers s. 6jd
SIS so. stUtler steers 81 1Jd 13I. storker
cows aud heifers So .-1I $ -J
SHEEP Receipts 3l 90. market gen
orally steady Lambs. - lbs down.
lI-5ri %. lambs culls and common
81 -NH ID y.lrI.uC wethers s. l0G 10 :
ewes Ss5o1f 11. breeding ewes 81 500
-lJU. feeder lambs Si-15T14
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-12
IOWA STUDENT WINS
NORTHWESTERN CUP

CHICAGO, Oct. 1l-OWen T. Rail
Jr. of Cedar Rapids, Ia. wins the
freshman cup for scholarship in the
Northwestern University law school,
1t was announced today by Dean
John f. Wigmore. Mr.. Rall made 26
a" credits a perfect score.
He was closely pressed for the
honors. however. by James r Oates
Jr., 1852 Orrington av. Evanston
who took only % hours OF work and
won an "A" credit in eacn course
The scholarship cup was established
last year by the freshman class.
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-12
SOUTH BEND MARKETS.
SUI II BEND mahhEISs
Corrected Daily by ID. A. Rowe 6O3 "
Michigan IT. Phone Lincoln 5239D
SEED MARKET

SUI III BEND
Corrected Daily by ID. 4. Rowe, 6O3 "
Michigan IT. Phone Lincoln 52S9D
SEED MARKET
CIONER-Medium red. selling S14:
mammoth red. Sl4 sweet clover. IS
NAY. STRAW AND FEED.
Corrected Daily by the Wesley Miller
Flour and Feed Co., 420 :. Michigan St
Phone Main SS5)
CORN-Paying 60c; selling 7OdSOc
CLOVER SEED - Paying S. selling
$40
ALSIKE- Selling SO
Selling S146S15.
HAf-Paying SIG; selling S20624 per
TIMOTHY-selIing s4oO per bu.
SUDAN GRASS Selling $3.50 cwt.
HIDES AND TALLOW.
Corrected Daily by =. w Ifppman. 211
y. Main It Phone Main 26I.)
hlDES-Id lOc Calfskins 1Od15c
TALLOW-Rendered sc; rough 2d3c.
SWAN-2jCd Soc per H.
WHEAT. CORN. OATS. ETC.
Corrected Daily by ID. h. Morgan. star
Mills, Hydraulic av. Phone L-5Oe3
CORN-Paying 6Oc per b1.
oAIS-Paying 4Oc selling 6Qc
RNE-Paying 6Oc
MIDDLINGS-SeIIing sl6O cwt.
BRAN--Seling S135 cwt
SCRATCH FEED-Selling 1925 cwt.
WHEAT-Paving S1O5 bu
SEED BUCKWHEAT - Paying S125:
selling $50
CHOP FEED-Sf co
FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
Corrected Daily by Brotherhood Grocerv
S2o y. Main st Phone M-I556)
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES - Call.
fo-uia naval oranges soc dozen.
JIIER-Paying 42c. selling 4Sc
FRESH EGGS-Paying 23c. selling 4O,-
You can now buy a Dutch Master
Cigar for 10c 276tf
Learning is better worth than
house or land
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-12
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South Bend news-times., 1922-10-12
HEAVY BUYING Is
MARKET FEATURE
Rails, Again Active, NJ a k e
Substantial Gains-Declare
Big Stock Dividend.

NEW YORK. oct. 1I-CBy A. P.)
Heavy buying OF shares Of indus
trial companies holding large sur
pluses on further reports Of melon
cutting again featured the stock
market today, the main price ten
dency Of which was again upward
Rails. which have been tagging be-
hind IN the last few days. became
active today and some substantial
gains were recorded by the higa
grade shares.
Immediately after the market
closed the Standard oil Co, Of New
Jersey announced its intention OF
declaring a 400 per cent stock divi-
dend payable in shares OF the pres
ent S25 par values. the capitahza-
ton OF the company 10 be increas-
ed from S110,00O.0O0 10 1925. 100000.
The stock huctuated today within a
radius Of 1-2 points, closing az 236
IA. a net gain OF 3 IA on the day
ubt IA IA below yesterdays high.
other oils moved up within COM
paratively narrow limits
Overnight announcement OF a IS
percent stock dividend in National
Biscuit was about as expected. the
stock closing at 20S, the same as
yesterday after having been run up
10 211 IA. Announcement OF a so
percent stock dividend in American
RaditOr apparently was disappoint-
ing TO speculative interests, that
stock showing a net loss Of more
than three points on the day.
Coal Shares Benefit.
Shares of coal carrying companies
benefited most from the buying de-
monstratlon staged in railroad
shares, gains oil "a TO 1 SIS being
recorded by LaCkawanna, Reading
Lehigh Valley, Norfolk & Western.
Steel prices were forced down dur
ing the afternoon reaction but i'm
proved fractionally later in response
10 publication of weekly trade re
views showing a steady increase in
production. Equipment also sold at
slightly higher levels. Total sales
were 1.1S8.OO0 shares.
An easier tone was noted in the
call money market. the opening and
renewal rate Of 8 ID percent. cas-
ing to 4 - before the close. Time
money and commercial paper rates
were somewhat firmer, largely be-
cause Of seasonal interior require
ments.
Foreign exchange rates were de-
cidely better. demand sterling i'm
proving a point at $4.43 IA. There
was a noticeable drop in the offer
ings OF grain and cotton bills.
Czecholovakian rates continued re-
dictionary, registering an overnight
drop Of q points. Canadian dol
lars were still selling at a premium
of Is of / per cent and pronounced
Improvement was noted in the rates
for South American remittances.
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-12
BABY CARRIAGES-REED AND
FIBER

Finest buggies TO be found New
styles and latest colorings. Many
full corduroy trimmed. All new
features. Mothers, come here first
and see what a difference low rent
and cash basis makes in the price
of your carriag ges. Save 80 10 so
percent The Reed Shop. 219 South
St. Joe ST. Phone Lincoln 2274
2S3-tf
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-12
CmICAGO GRAIN RFNIEM-

CHICAGO GRAIN REVIEW
CHICAGO. Oct 11-Gra-n prices were
higher on the Chicago board Of trade to-
day as result Of a better demand fol
lowing settlement OF the Turkish diff
culties. Provisions closed lower.
December wheat opened off SC M
SloIas and closed up 12sc. May Opened
Oh l2c az SlOSSs and closed up 1Asc: July
opened of Ssc at S102Is and closed up
1iSC
December corn opened of &c at &c and
closed up sc; Nay opened OF &C az 64c
and closed up sc; July opened OF L C
at &C and closed up sc.
December oats opened unchanged a;
39c and closed up tsc. May opened un
changed at 399sc and closed up &c; July
opened unchanged az 3S12c and closed on
lsC
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-12

INnIANAPOLI>. Oct OGS-Re-
.r.s 900. market steady Ice lowe-
Rest heavies 81 sldlO. medium mixed
fHToEf9 -. common choice s. 50Tg 60
bHIk ~ sales 81 5OfT9 90
sheep -Recel pts coo. market steady.
I.. $500
CALVES Receipts 800. market 25f5oc
lower. Ton SD
CATTLE Receipts ooo- market slow.
ears tlLoG12; cows and heIfers SG75
0925
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-12
GET THAT REED FERNERY

We have a tremendous assortment
The finest all reed ferneries made.
In beautiful colorings and patterns
Some with bird cages attached. Low
rent and strictly cash prices enables
US 10 save yous5O percent on these
ferneries. Priced from 81 and up.
The Reed Shop. PIG South St. Joe st.
Phone Lincoln 2274.- 12s-tf
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-12

You can now buy Dutch Master
Cigar, 2 for 25c. 276 II
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-12

Jan. ...... 945 945 a27 30
RIBS
Oct. Nominal 10 n
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-12

Nature with a matchless hand sends
forth her nobly born
And laughs the paltry attribute of
wealth and rank TO scorn.
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-12
NEW YORK LIBERTY BONDS.

Liberty 3i5's $1OO56
Liberty I =.
Unite 5
Unite ed 5.
ted Liberty s
Victory ourha4
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-12

Learning is better worth than
house or land
South Bend news-times., 1922-10-12

You can now buy a Dutch Master
Cigar for 10c. 276tf