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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-07-13
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Grain, Provisions, Etc,

FLOUR-Hard spring wheat-Short pat
ent, 81 95nS0O special mill brands. in eS-
ID. cotton sacks, SS.O0Gt9.O0; warehouse de-
livery. 81. 4oag5O Soft winter wheat
Short patent, }5.S50B.OO marc winter
wheat-short pa'eut, S00a7l5, Rye flour.
white patent, $5.i5Q5&, dark, $36093 65.
HAY-No, / timothy, S23 ONU25O0. No. I
timothy and No light clover mixed.
t2O.0OQ22OO No. / clover mixed and No.
mixed. Sl6OOqlSOO, No. ! heavy clover
mixed and No. ! clover $l2 OOal6.OO, No
light clover mixed and No. clover
mixed, SSO0Ql20O, No. timothy and
sample $1O0VQlI.0O
BUTTER-Creamery, extra, 81 score,
g6q354c, higher scoring commands a pre-
MUM irsts, 81 score, Si1gc, $3.50 score,
s2u33lac. seconds, 1897 score, 29a5c, cen-
tralized, 35Ac, ladies' 29a30c packing
stock 26N2lc. Prices to retail trade:
Tubs, 3S1ac; prints, ao1ac.
EGGS Fresh hrsts. 2liaq22c, ordinary
flrsts. Ula42lc, miscellaneous lots. 2l9
2llac; extras, packed In wildwood cases,
QQ2sc, checks, lS0lS4c; dirties, l9c stor-
age packed, 22AQ43Ac.
LIVE POULTRY-Turke 25c; fowls,
Rae. broilers, SAC, ROSTERS. Aisc. chick
ems. 20c spring ducks &c. geese, l2c;
spring geese, 2lc.
POTATOEs-Per bill Virginia Cob
blers, 81 65Gt4 75 per lOO-lb sacks, western.
{225n2.J0.
GREEN ONlONs-7nSc per bunch
CATTLE Prime steers S95odl030; good
20 choice steers, &40G95o feeding steers,
II 6oa775, heleers, $5J0aS75, yearings,
fair 10 choice, s70ogio2o, plain to choice
steers. S600aS30, plain to choice cows,
aO0a7. %. Gamers 81 i5Q3 S0 cutters, 8,E
G4n0. bologna bulls Bi0Oq4 90, good to
fancy calves. $7.0o4tg.5O, choice light
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-07-13
quiet

They're very modest, aren't theyY
"Yery. Even insisted on being d.
yorced quietly"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-07-13
Use TRACTOR ON
TRIP TO CANADA
Party Of Settlers From United
States on Way to the
Land of Big Crops.

Settlers on their way to and through
Canada do not always rely on the
railroads for transportation Here,
for instance, is photograph of a
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-07-13

Dish washing being hateful, why
isn't It done by ltinerants, like lawn
moving?
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-07-13

We appreciate nard facts wheE
they come in the shape Of silver dol.
lars.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-07-13

EWWHTWI n. - July Z
CATTLE RECEIPTS. 10; steady TO strong
CALVES Receipts, 800; ti75 higher;
EOOdll.bo.
HOGs-Receipts 1000, steady to 30
higher, lambs. 81 oOltl4B, yearlinss $500
II 40. workers., sl1 60all.15 light workers.
and piga, ~ T6ail8O. roughs, 80 0OG9 %.
stays, So 0oQSOO
SHEEP AND LAMBS Hecepts, 800;
tarnbs and wethers. 2bc higher. others b08
higher. heavy. 81 25gtli.85. mixed, 81 @1
MO 60. wethers. g7.EnG7 70. ewes. s2.00Ql
N mixed sheen &c mr. N
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-07-13

Good moral risk: Any man who ID
in the habit Of playing golf with tine
banker.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-07-13

Labor worketh a harshness on sOr.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1922-07-13
Imnnrtnnt 10 Mothers
The Joke Market.

TIC VUNC VI OF NV
"You think culture Is on the de
clineT' YES we get very few jokes
out of relatively"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-19

fabrication Of the steering gear
mechanism must be regularly
shafts or bearing which may from
neglect fail TO respond AT a moment
when their proper action IS neccs-
sarN.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-19

Motor Experimentation can a
driver choose the best oil when
there are so many on the market
all good? Would it be possible to
make a test without special appara-
tus2 T.. *.
A real test can only he made I'm "A
properly equipped laboratory, but a
very satisfactory test may be made
by cleaning out all the old oil and
filing the crank case with a new OIL
The car is then tried out on a hill
preferably one YOU have not been
able TO climb on high gear. IF YOU
can climb it on high, or go higher
before shifting it shows greater
power due to the new oil. Try the
same test again after the car has
run 1000 miles Also, watch for
carbon To make a thorough test.
the carbon should have been re-
moved before starting the test.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-19
MOTORISTS PROBLEMS
Solved f0r Readers Of The News Times
b WILLIAM II. STEWART, JR.

IDENTIFY take the strain The fact
that sharp turns on roads and race
tracks are banked would Indicate
this. II tho road bed we-- ro-
banked the turn could uot ae nee
rotiated at speed vi.aout dangerous
skiding and possible upset.
Motor Department.-Wou YOU
he so kind MS 70 answer the follow
ing questions through the columns
II your paper What are the num-
Der of castings and tubes and APP
proXimate amount of gas now being
consumed for past year, Can you
give approximate cost OF the up
keep of an automobile for -
months. If so what is 1t? This i'm
formation is of very material i'm
terest TO all owners of cars. especial
ly viii il be 20 writer G.. A
We cannot give you the statistics
YOU request. You might write some
OF the large tire manufacturer and
oil producers There are many fac
tors which determine the upkeep of
an automobile Some of them are as
follows: Interest on original i'm
vestment. depreciation, including
the difference between cost price
and selling price. Upkeep. such as
repairs, etc. Insurance. storage
chauffeur if any. Gasoline. oil:
grease; tires and tubes. etc. will be
determined more or less by mile
age, road conditions, etc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-19

Motor Department. am anXi-
Gus TO know the proper method of
grinding in valves. have "a motor
cycle which has developed leaky
valves and have tried to grind in
the valves but have failed TO stop
the leaks and cannot get good COM
preston. Perhaps you can advise
me how TO do it and how 10 test the
results. An early answer in your
columns would be much appre-
ciated. D. L.
Get a good grinding compound
remove the valves, apply some of
the compound to the face OF the
valve and grind back and forth.
raising occasionally and turning in
air. It should show even grinding
all around. A good test is to place
pencil marks on valve face and seat
and replace valve. pressing down
hard as you revoIve IT, The marks
should al be rubbed off Compress
sion may leak at other places, such
as rings or spark plugs so replace
parts carefully and revolve he
pedals by hand to see if the COM
preston is good.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-19

Motor Department. have an
So 3 Overland car and I am sup
posed Ca use 81 electric bulbs and
! have a box 6-S and l2-16 and
when I use them instead the fuses
blow out. Can YOU tell me If there
ia any way of using the bulbs
without burning the fuses out. Do
you think I could use a fuse OF
greater amperage. and can you
please give me a little information
about installing a vacuum tank in
my car? Thanking YOU in advance
for any information you may give
me T. s
Use the correct voltage bulbs as
specified by the manufacturer. The
others viii not prove satisfactory
even with heavier fuses. The manu-
facturer of the vacuum tank YOU
contemplate purchasing furnishes
full information with sketches, etc,
for proper installation. 1t is not a
difficult job 20 install the outfit on
any car. The vacuum tank itself
must be anchored in place above
the carburetor a suction line is
hen run from intake manifold TO
vacuum tank and thence to main
supply tank usually at the rear of
car. short gravity feed line from
vacuum tank TO CarburetOr COM
pletes the installation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-19

Motor Department. have q
model s 8 Overland car which I had
overhauled last fall but since I had
il overhauled. 1T misses a lot when
1 90 slow or when I try to keep 1t
speeded M at all times and the only
time it hits on all tours is when it
pulls hard and it knocks when I do
so and has no power. 7 have to
shift into second gear on very small
grades. DO YOU think the loss Of
power is due 10 cylinder out Of
round and knocks TO piston slap as
] have been told. What would you
advise me 70 do. Thanking YOU for
any information that you may give
me READER.
Regrindins of the cylinders and
fitting of new piston and rings
would undoubtedly restore the pow
en- Your inability to throttle down
or idle the engine may be Que TO
air leaks in the intake manifold or
badly worn valve guides. Worn
cylinders and pistons will cause
knocks as we'll as loss of power IF
YOU feel that your car is worth it,.
would suggest the above repairs by
all means.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-19

Motor Department. would like
TO know what is meant by "supha-
ton" Of a battery? I have been
told that unless the battery is given
constant attention it will become
suIphated. What does this mean?
Please reply through the columns
of your paper. b L.
If a battery is allowed to stand
for a length OF time i'm discharged
condition the plates of the battery
Will sulphate; that is 10 say. the
plates will harden by absorbing an
excessive amount of the sulphatic
acid from the battery solution. If a
battery is permitted to depreciate
to this extent it is difficult to bring
IL back into condition again. In such
instances it is necessary 10 place the
battery in the hands of some OK.
perienced repair man who viii give
ii proper attention. Py charging al
a slow rate for several days it may
possibly be brought back TO a nor.
NAL condition. If your car is TO be
stored, it is advisable that the bat
terF he recharged at least once a
month
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-19

The steering mechanism OF a car
requires frequent inspection 10 i'm
sure the safety Of the passenger
from the dangers which may result
from breaking OF such important
parts as the steering arm spindle
etc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-19

me with an answer and if possible
positive proof as 70 whether the
outside or the inside wheels of an
automobile arc subjected to the
greater strain when the car turns a
corner. For instance. If the car
turns to the risht, are the right or
the left wheels under the greater
strain. RS.
If YOU turn a right hand corner
fast, the tendency of the car is to
kid and try 10 turn over. In such
an instance the outside wheels evil
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-19

Motor Dcpartment-WiH YOU
please give me through the columns
Of your paper. the name and address
i'm full Of the firm that manufac-
lures motors. engine on which is
q brass plate which has the letters
c. 3. & =. on IL. In fact. it reads
made By G. p. q s.. Detroit Michi-
gan INQUIRER
As near as we can ascertain from
information given i'm your letter.
the manufacturer name and adj
dress is probably as follows: Golden,
Belknap and Schwartz 1913 Grand
River av. Detroit, Mich
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-19

Motor Department. have "a
1927 Columbia Six and ann having
trouble with the water heating. but
Tho engine does not heat have
examined my pipes and hose and
they arc mot stopped up. If YOU
viii publish through your next edi-
ton The cause of my trouble I viii
appreciate fl very much. r. s.
Under normal conditions of op-
Grafton. the water is heated and you
obtain your greatest engine edici-
ency when the water IS just under
the boiling point You state that
your engine does not overhead. Per-
haps YOUR troubles are exagEe rated
in that you have expected the water
to be cool at all times. There is no
danger so long as the water does not
boil
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-19

Motor Department-Where should
1 look for trouble when l find that
my motor runs a few minutes and
stops. but may be started again
after a while only % stop again.
Before IL developed this trouble it
used 10 squirt a lot of gasoline out
of the carburetor every time Il
stopped. Are the two troubles any
way related 70 each other. O. r.
The drip after stopping is que to
the fact that unvaporized gasoline
is held I'm the manifold by the sue
ton As soon as the engine stops
the gasoline runs out. The reason
the engine stops IS that it has used
mp the gasoline in the float cham
Der and the pipeline or strainer is
clogged. keeping the gasoline from
running in as fast as necessary.
Clean strainer or remove obstruc-
tion from pipe and the trouble will
be ended.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-19

Try NEWS-TIHES Want Ids
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-05
TRANSFER GAMES TO
OTHER PLACES BUT
WICHITA RULED OUT
Dy Associated rrsss

~ Associated rrsss
WICHITA FALLS. Texas. sij. -
i.@al ta~,tail fans are indignant today
over ih" announcement that Fort
Worth. Dallas Galveston and Houston
hai voi-i down the pro'sssed transfer
II the shreveport Wichita Falls series
- W.ch.ia Fa,iy
l."s- than month ago gaines were
transferred q" both Dallas and Fort
Worth vhsn -I.aunont faii.d to sup.
i,cii the club. WHEN the same action
WIS a'i.cd by Wichita Fails. the per-
mission was not granted by the league.
snd the sgud.f.rs me, the Exporters In
ei,aumout
ShrSeH ana Wichita Fails both
s~A.i f"r the s~r.es transfer. The
Shreveport management cited tho fact
that ihey w.rc net drawing paying
crswsl- whsn playing al home. shreye.
iort cios~ In Fmt worth TUESDAY and
he short Jump tc Wichita Fails xosid
ave nicnsy for 10th teams. hut league
uasssiss cosii net srs ~ 10 permit ths
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-05
HERRIN CRIME
MOST BRUTAL on
RECORD, CHARGE
ILLINOIS ATTORNEY GENER.
AL FLAYs UNION LEADER
FOR HIS STAND
D. Associated Pres


CHICAGO. Sept. t.--Edward J.
Iirundage, attorney general OF Illinois.
returned from Marion. H.. where the
special grand jury is investigating the
Jlerrln mine massacre 90 speak today
at an annual gathering of the gard
Ward Republican Club
Apparently referring. though not by
name of Frank harrington. head Of
the Illinois Miners. he declared: This
man posing m leader has served direct
notice that he proposes Ia defend to
the limit all those IN. state of Illinois
will indict for the Herrin massacre.
II say to you American citizens that
In all IN crecord of crime and violence
there IL nothing ~ brutal. 10 cruel.
90 hcartless as the murder Of the
twenty-one men who had surrendered
nj the strip mine al Iierrin. crime
which causes the nation Justly 10 cry
"shame. on the state of Illinois.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-05
RANDALL'S FAIR
WILL Be FREE TO
ALL Who COME
APPLICATIONS FOR BOOTHS
NUMEROUS MANAGE.
MENT STATES
Special 10 Ths News


CANYON. sept. 4.--'rhc Randall
County Fair. which WIN open September
9 and continue for three days. wIll he
free Ia all who come. There will be no
gnie admission charges. and all of the
Entertainment VIII be free on tho
kiounds.
e. y. Walker. secretary manager OF
the Randall County Fair. states that he
has never had ~ many applications for
boIhs on the grounds for exhibition
purposes nv have come In this year. and
he II receiving i-iegrams from oil over
Northwest Texas from mart er wanting
to exhibit At the Randall County Fair.
More than forty herds of hogs have
be"n nominated for the Fuiurity Shows
Of the Duroc and Poland China breed.
ers. Canyon had the largest hog show
H. Northwest Texas last year nj tho
Randall County Fair. and there prom
irss 20 be much larger exhibit al the
fair this year.
There Will be two free hall games at
the fair grounds each afternoon, In I'D.
dltion TO the other attractive free fen.
lures which have been gotten together
by MI. Walker.
RANDALL County has good irons this
year In spite ~ the continued drought
In Northwest Texas. and the exhibits
will be the very hest. Large premiums
are being Offered Tor the agricultural
exhibits. while $1,000 IN offered In the
hog shows.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-05
LYNCH DEFENDS HIS TITLE
BY SCORING VICTORY OVER
PAT MOORE N TEN ROUNDS

right that shook the challenger 10 his
heels. Moore hacked into the ropes and
Lynch piled In after ism landing rights
and left sio the chin until Moore. bleed.
ing and helpless snnk into "a corner on
the verge uf q knockout.
When the bell ended the uneven
round. Moore's seconds. their faces
white from excitement. worked frantic.
ally over the challenger and got him
into fairly good shape for the eghth.
Moore although slightly daz.si seemed
10 know what u was al labout nr hacked
out OF danger and kept pecking away
with q iantaliz ng left. Lynch. how.
ever. had the better of the eighth and
ninth. hut Moore cam. hack strong IN
the tenth and had Lynch backing away.
Moore had blood trickiing from
Lynch's mouth in the fifth round and
he was himself bleeding from the mouth
I IN the sixth.
This was Their second meeting with
the championship NJ stake. They were
scheduled to box al iis pounds. hut the
champion was sa.d To b. overweight
After the match Moore was examined
by Dr. G. W. X. Briggs of Chicago. who
discovered thar the challenger suffered
a bruken rib in the left side In ihs
req on of the kidney. II was thought
that Lynch did that damage with d
right hand punch IN the exciting sey
enth round
besidcs Lynch. thrcc other champions
displayed their wares before the bid
Labor Day crowd. Jack Dempsey
worlds heavy weigh, champion. whoss
Sch-iul-d hout with Iiill Br-nnan. wa,
prevented by Goyernor Mccrey % In
diana. appeared In a four round exhibl
ti"n boxins tive snnrr.ng FARMERS tw,
sminui- rounds cach. Although bli
. ilory yloyes were used. Dempsey Ia,
his ctimS on the verge of folding NJ
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-05

Political interests of TEXAS conferred
In aan Antonio tonight. The state con.
vention will seat more than ! 200 dele.
gates. according 10 State Secretary
Joseph W. Hale. A large majority Of
these had arrived tonight and scores OF
other party supporters were on hand.
Republican opponents are present
alao. and apparently are seeking 90
bfing the kian issue 20 n vote at the
democratic convention.
In u statement tonight u. ID. Crenger.
state Republican chairman. declared
that the Democratic convention "wiii
be dominated and controlled BY the
Ku klux Khan: Il will be "klanocratic.
not democratic"
CreaKer also stated that the conven.
ton must pass on the Khan question.
The double primary election system.
prohibition. provision for educational
funds. and flood control and reclnma
tion nre other issues scheduled for con
alderation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-05
SCORE INJURED
IN RIOT CAUSED
BY BALL GAME

CHICAGO. SEPT. t.-i;istlng in
which q srarr ol pr>ens we're injured
resulted from q wildly thrown base
hall during y game al 1ineoin Park.
usefore the hattie ended mew than =
hundred park IsoIir-nen arm-d with
guns and clubs charged . ..... ei
more than y Thousand psr~oas o.
bring q negro prisoner so 4 cell.
The riot started. according % the
palice wIsrn .ue II the negro players
snxagrd ia q baseball game ihr~w ta
catch y runurr on SECOND. The hall
went MID aud strusk an Assyri&n pr.
niskr. The Assyriaas imsnesIisiei,
attacked the negrrs and q furieus
uprosr followed.
The riss was finally qusil~d by lin
coin rssk r~~~r,es aud squads tresn
twe other siselvus. They re~eued n
n~gre Who was arruscd of sssbbinr
several Assyrisns and sh~n charged
tl~ Struggling mass a wtsbee~ AMI
las~ka. Two As~yrisas swd she seErs
wore oahsa lnss eusoe6v ~ ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-05
By Associated Press

RiNGSIDE. MICHIGAN CITY. sept.
i.-Joc Lynch. worlds bantam weight
champion. got revenge to-day for the
popular i2.round victory. Fat Moore az
Memphis. Tenn. scored over him two
years ago. when he defeated Moore In a
sensational iOround contest In fTyod
F.tzsiinmons' sun.bak-d arena before
1000 spectators here this afternoon.
Moore was all but knocked out In the
seventh round. hut managed To survive
The round only through a remarkable
demonstration of gamencss. Lynch hat.
tered him helpless and groggy with
short punches 10 the jaw and Moore,
sitting IN a neutral corner took the
cunt Of nine before staggering to his
feet. The champion drove him into the
'opes and knocked him down a second
time IN the same corner. Moore again
waited Tor ihe count OF nine before
yanieiy struggling 10 his feet. Although
hurt and badly dizci he was fighting
when th. l,ell ended the round.
Previous To the seventh Moore had
piled up enough points In the second,
fifth and sixt hrounds Ia give him a
slight lead. despite the fact that Moore
was knockcd 10 his knees In the third
Lynch shot over "a short right hand
punch In this round that didn't trayel
more than a foot. Moores legs shot ou'
from under him as u he had touched
an electric wirr. He did not take 4
cnuni. jumping a. his feet instantly
md resumed his task II throwing
punches at the champion.
Moorc's p,culiir freakish style OF
b"xing. jumping IN and out and hittins
frum any angle seemed to io her Lynch
n the first ~ ruund~ and then Lynci
decided to do some jumping himself
He started In To- Aii,aie Mere's s,yi,
aud finally whipped over a savage shori
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-05
Attack Order.


BENTON, IA, Sept i.-wi,hout n
single excl4NNA. speakers at the
Labor Day celebration here attacked
the federal injunctlno issued last Fri.
day against the striking shopcrafts.
characterizing II M violation of the
workers constitutional rights and the
Clayton Act. The speakers were A. w.
Kerr. chief counsel for the United
Mine Workers of America: George
Mercer. statlsiclan of the miners or
ganizaiion: aud T.. h. Baker. inter.
national president OF the Retail Clerks
Union.
Attorney Kerr. the first TO address
the crowd Of nearly 5000 charged
that federal Judges. In issuing the
numerous injunctlons aEains, both
the miners union and railroad rogani-
zatlon, had overstcppcd their author
ity and clothed themselves with legis'
iatlyc power. Terms of the injunc'
tions. particularly the last. he said
were drawn without any regard 10
law. Those VIII owere expecting men
tlon ~ tho grand jury investigation
nj Marion. la,o the Herrin riot u
June % wcrc disappointed. All speak
~rs rcfrained from touching upon the
mflje~> 's'sfe--a
That each ~ thee made statements
before the crowd which probably wcrs
In contempt of court under the sweep
ing terms of the recent injunction wis
admitted by MIR. Baker