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were well bought at steadily rising prices
American Brake. Shoe and Railway. Steel
Spring were pushed mp to new high rec
ords while gains Of two points or more
We're registered by American Express. To
bacce Products, National Cloak and Suit
Hartman Corporation. Austin Nichols pre-.
ferred National Biscuit Iron Products and
American Waterworks 6 per cent preferred.
Call money opened at per cent.
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CALLS 1T OPEN SHOP DRIVE
Samuel Gompers in Attack on Federal
Injunction Proceedings

Atlantic City. N. J., Sept. The
federal injunction proceedings Chi
cago are part of the open shop drive
to destroy trade unionism in this
country" Samuel Gompefs, president
OF the American Federation of Labor,
charged this afternoon. Gonpers- is
attending the meeting of the executive
council of the federation which is con-
sidering the advisability of levying an
assessment upon the six million mem
bers to help the railway shop strikers.
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SAYS PARTY is ENDORSED.
Maine Majorities Exceptional Say
Chairman of National Committee.

Washington, Sept, 12.+'"The results
in the Maine election constitutes an
endorsement of the Republican party"
according to a statement issued by
John T. Adams, chairman of the Re
publican national committee.
Even after making all allowances
for the natural increase in the total
vote due to enfranchisement of wo-
men. the majorities are exceptional"
Adams said.
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F. |. CRABBE TO SPEAK
Head of Anti-SaIOon League To Adj
dress Topeka Rotariahs.

The quest of the pernicious still is
to be the topic of the main address at
the next meeting of the Topeka Rotary
club Thursday. Fred L. Crabbe, su-
perintendent of the Anti-Saloon
league, will tell all about how to
sneak up on one. The program will
be in charge of William Newman's
committee and will include a musical
number in addition to the talk by
Crabbe.
At the meeting Thursday the Ro-
tarians are to make reservations for
their last picnic of the season, which
is to be held September 81.
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NEW YORK pRoDUCE MARKET

New York, Sept. 12.-BUTTER-Marke
easy. Packing stock, current make, No.
:, 26@2dtac.
CHEESE-Market firm.
EGGS-Market firm Fresh gathered
firsts. 34dI 3Sc.
POuLTRf-Alive, firm; chickens by
freight, 2!c; dressed poultry, steady
prices unchanged.
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ton the time required to milk the
COWS dry, the amount of milk pro-
duced and the general handling of the
cows.
Miss Emma Lutz OF Berryton was
awarded second honor, Miss Lilly
Krasny of Topeka, twin sister of the
champion, got third place and Miss
Esther Oherg of Topeka ranked
fourth.
Reading from left t. right in the
standing picture the girls VINO com
peted were: Miss Esther Obcrg, Miss
Emma Lutz, Miss Elvina Lutz, Miss
Lena Lutz. Miss Gertrude Herman,
Miss Matilda Herman, Miss Lilly
KrasnY and Miss Elsie Krasny.
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Sept. 1e-WHEAT-Close /:
Sept, ., aa9A@m5sc; Dec. s1.ooM @iOl !;
oSGoRN--sept. saHc; Dec, 5ssse; May,
. 6ATs-sept., s4Mc; Dec, s4Aas4ssc;
TYE-sept,, 7oMc; Dec, 7oNe; May,
LARD-sept., 5000; Oct, s1o25.
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avs, sid1 30; second As $685.: ei frs
Ms. S10o.s6; second 4h's s1aO34: third
As, S100.S4; fourth AVS, sio0s6 Victory
Ans, uncalled, s100T4; Victory Az called
$1,000.
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KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK MARKET.

(The following sales were made this morn
ing ut the Stock Yards Kansas City, ana
reported over long distance telephone
direct TO The State journal by Charles
NJ. Pipkin. Kansas City Stock Yards CO..
Telephone Main 6S00-l --.4 rs a
Kansas City, Sept. L12.-CATTI4E-tRe-
ceipts q, 000 head; calves, 5000 head, Mar.
ket, best steers, strong. active; others slow,
steady; calves, butcher grades and stock
ers and feeders. steady -
HOGS-lteeeipts 5000 head Market Toe
higher. Bulk of sales, $S.6o4e.Oo; top,
500.
SHEEP-Receipts 1900 head, Market Zoe
higher Native lambs, top, S12 70; western
lnInlas 4121n y =
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When the first Geographic cable was
laid between England and America,
q message cost five dollars a word.
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Kansas City, Sept. 12.-EGGS-Market
lie higher. Firsts, 26c
BUTTER-Creamery, higher unchanged
Ssc: packing, PC. Butter fat, a1c.
P0ULTRY-Hens, lie higher, 14@20c /;
broilers, unchanged, zoe.
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NEW YORK SUGAR kfARKET.
NEW YORK LIBERTY BOND MARKET

New York, Sept, 12.-SUGAR-Raw,e cas-
ier; centrifugal, 400; refined, unchanged
fine graduated listed Mt $50.
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KANSAS CITY GRAIN MARKET.

Kansas city, Sept 1e-wHEAT-Cash
&c lover. No. dark hard, $G04eii.iS; No.
dark hard, S1.04dI13; No, hard, 81 0C6l
Ito; No. hard, 9sc@$1.10; No. red, 81. 90
clio: No. red. S1.O7@1.0S
CORN-Market unchanged. No. white,
9T6l57l 2c; No. 5 white, 561ae; No. yellow,
5S@1s12c; No. yellow. 571ac; No. mix
ed, 56tse; No. mixed, sc.
OATS-Market unchanged. No. white
S64s61ac; No, mixed, 5od 4oc; No. red,
+ RYE-G6c.
+ BARLEY-50653c
kAFIR-S1 SS6ia
SHORTS-$1 056125
BRAN-956ISSe.
WHEAT-Close: Sept, ssAe; Dec, a4c
coRN-sept., 52lsc; Dec, 5o%c; May
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KANSAS CITY HAY MARKET
KANsAs CITY PRoDUcE MARkEr

Kansas City, Sept, 11.-HAY-Alfalfau UT
90 cents to $50; choice, $o0.OeQ II 90.
Other hay unchanged
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~
iv steady and closed 10 cents higher IN the
fsee Of declines at more eastern markets-
Sheep and lambs were steady.
MONDAYS RECElPTs-
REGENTS Monday were 5000 cattle. 500
hdrs, ami a.0Oo sheep, compared with 2o,oe0
cal tile 5000 hogs. and 5000 sheep weeA
ago. and $3.50 cattle, 7,i5a hogs, and TO-
$50 sheep a year age
BEEF CATTLE. sr ~
Demand for cattle today was active and in
keeping with the large supply Suerea.
Some of the best rat steers anu ssi ,s ~
sseslv' Fed steers were in moderate sup
BY pf the s1a offerings teri soia at saI5 g sos;
Grass fat steers sold at - 70 S9s-1, anu
aintansd aseat the same Se rIre sprsae sosd
readily but there was some Guinness IN
the ordinary classes Veal calves, cows anu
heifers sold freely. g ,a
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
The large supply OF thin cattle here gave
country buyers chance to operate ileeIy
and prices held steady offerinss INCLUDED Include,
all kinds and classes. Rams IrSh SeheEaA
kansas east have increased demand
HOGS.
. Notwithstanding 10 to 10 cent declines at
eastern markets sjesT n nns nrse setye de-
sales Sales $s5e 70 $500 Local rsssipts we're
1 larger than for several Mondays past, rigs
were in active demand at - 90 SS|sas ,.-
SHEEP AND IsAMBS
Trade in the sheep division was active
at strong to 20 cents higher prices. The bet
/ ter grades of lambs showed the full = a Cd
vance Western lambs SO sold sd s ~ 4, q isSs
ewes seld at $500 to $3.50,
HORSES. AND MULES.
Receipts and volume of trade in the horse
| and mule market showed further Increases
[ Prices held steady. There is considerable
'H1e'is ''0'A 's@'A caAss II, PIPkIN,
| Market Correspondents
TOPEKA POULTRY Ann EaGs
| market quotations by Premium Poultry
Products co, 2i0 North Kansas avenue.
| Topeka. kan.) 20 500
/ Topeka. Kan, Sept, ~.
/ The poultry movement Is expected 10
pick up since the extreme hot spell. Tbs
than usual and high temperatures for the
last few days have DISCOURAGED shipments
The prices on eggs and poultry remain I'M
changed today.
| Egg markets continue steady with little
change. The heated eggs from last week
are not all marketed yet, but better quail
ity is expected now that cooler weather pre-
| walls. -- = 3D.
Prices 10 producers as follows:
Hens. lbs. and over, lie per lb. hens.
Ib.: brothers, . lbs, and under. zoe per lib.
t Bnff and white except Leeherns) fowl
lie, broiiers and springs. PC per ID premium
1c. broilers and springs, sc per lb. discount
from above prices. IL -.
Eggs-On a graded basis extra firsts. 29c
per doz ordinary firsts. 21e per doz; sec
, Onds and cheeks 15c per dog, case includ-
edi ithout case, 1c per doz. less.
Q g
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

New York, Sept 1s,-MoNEf-Cali
money. firm; high, Az low, ruling rate,
"a; closing bid 41s offered at j. last loan,
IA call loans against acceptapees, SiA:
time loans, firm; mixed collateral. 60 and
30 days, ii46s4h 4 and months. IL q
Az. Prime mercantile paper A4i1a- -
Foreign exchange. easy Great britain.
demand, 4,4iHs cables. 4,4iIS; 90 day bills
on banks. 442A, France, demand, ts6,ss;
42S. Belgium. demand. { ~; cables. 5.24.
Germany, demand. .06 u-l6; cables, ,OaA.
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higher, December 35e to S5&c, and later
eased down a little far all deliveries.
OVISIONS-PEevisions were inclined
to drop IN the absence of any special de-
mand
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NEW YORK COTroN MARKEr.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MA

New York, Sept 12-coTToN-Spo
steady; middling. 22.0O.
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Sept, II, I.IZz-
Lihery bonds opened today. :.iss, siel 10;
first as, sos s.; second AXIS. 500 ~
third AIS. s1O0aS; fourth AVS, 10000
Victory, S1a0.t2,
Liberty bonds closed tetiay,3lA's, $1Q1,2t
first As S1Oo.SG; second AZ S, S100.S6 ;
third AVS. s1005i; fourth AVS, $500 Sc
Victory, S100T4.
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SEPT. II. 19e2
(These prices are basis delivered Kansas
wHEAT--No- dark hard. s1.0s61 II
No. 3, 81 .OG@ IL: No. hard, 81 016l1 OH
No. hard, 9ScGs ST. OF: No. 5 hard, 91e@
ITO: No. a hard. ESQ $1.Os.
CORNING. | white, ole; No. ? yellow,
5S@5S13ci No, mixed, 5Giae.
0AFS-No. white, 3SIac; No. white
3T19c.
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KANsAs cIFY LIvEsTock REPoRr.
Kansas City Stock Yards. Sept. r. 1872.
LIBEHAL HECEiPTs OF LIVESTOCK
PRICES NEARLY STEADY

Cattle receipts were Iars.er teday than on
any previous Monday this year MnHt
grades held steady and some common kinds
we're lightly lower. Demand showed con-
siderable volume. and the general railroad
situation was improved. Hogs opened full
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TOPEKA CASH GRAIN MARKET
FURNISHED by Derby Grain Co., $50 New
England Building. Topeka. Kansas
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

New Orleans. Sept S--COTTON-Sp.
setady, Il points higher; middling, u
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KANSAS ROAD REPORT.

By q. S. department of agriculture.
WeHther Bureau. Topeka. Kan. for the "a
hours ending at Z a. m, Sept. II, 1922.
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GkAIN RECEIPTs


tFornisned By ffupire Commission Co.. III
New England Binding. topeka kaD,I =
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KANSAS CITY casa anAfN

KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN
tRauge Of futures on Kansas City board
1eof Trade as reported by Is. q Christie
pher 4 Co. 226 New England Bidg To-
peka. kan)
Kansas City, SEPT. L.
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FOREION EXCHANGR

FURNISHED by Empire Commission Cos 20l
New England Building. Tepeka, KanA
1880 \ M, Sept. 12. 1922.
I-nglish sterling, 4.s5A herman marks
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KANsAs CITY LIYEsTocK MARKKT.

Kansas CITY,, Sept 12,-CATTLE-R
ceipts %. 600. Better grades beef steers,
strongi others, steady to weak: top med
ium weights, 5000; most grassers, 6;5Odl
and feeders. steady to strong; better grades
stockers, sI-256t 80 :; others numerous at
$1,000 100; most feeders, S6.50M7.5O; bet
ter kinds bid S7.T5t calves, steady to weak;
best venIers. slO.o0@I 10 60 most heayies and
mediums, $J.00M7.00; all other classes.
steady; most cows, s.. Boa SEQ; few top
lots, SG256l50; most grass heifers, 5000
600; Gamers and cutters, generally 2,2oap
J 70; bologna bulls. mostly S3,JDH3.I5i bulk
butchers, bulls, x-004I 40.
HOGS-Receipts 800, Market mostly 10
"a Doc higher closing weak shipper and pack
er top, $9.I0i bulk Of snles, ss.GJq0O5; 40
andfziO Founders - GOA 0. 10; packing sows.
15GI 25c higher: bulk of sales, ST.f56I 10
stock pigs, steady, $S.G0n900.
SHEEP-Receipts 4,0M Lambs. 15g2 5c
higher: top western. 1890; natives. Sf5 90 /;
sheep. steady; most fat ewes, S5.00QG CO.
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DAILY WEATHER REPORT.

Furnished by the weather bureau office.
Topeka, Kan, for the twenty-four hours
ending at a. m, Tuesday.
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LIVERPOOL 3 nuENas AIRES GRAIN
FURNISHED by Empire Commission, Co. 2OI
- New England -I;ll2. Tnneka.B
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st. Joe, Sept. 12.--HOGs-Receipts 5000.
Market active to shippers and packers, 1Oc
to DC higher than yesterdays average; ear
Iy top, s9.25 to both bulk of 1T0 to $50
pound weights, S9,l54923: packing fowS,
1OsI 15e higher; bulk of sales, $7.O0Gi7 80 4.
average cost yesterday, $a.17; weight 2is
pounds.
CATTLE-Receipts 5000 Market active.
All classes fully steady; spots. strong To
a shade higher. weiahty beef steers. early,
$3.50: nothing ehniee here other desirable
natives dowHward ts sag; western grass
cows. early. ~ 45l575 A few choice head,
$500 and over; bulls. ~ ga AS. veal
calves, top, 5000; stoekers and feeders,
SHEEP-Eeceipts so. Killing classes,
fully steady: nothing choice here: a few
drive in lambs. Sl2gG0i2-z5 medium quail
ity Light ewes, $50.
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LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS.
FURNISHED by Empire Commission Co., 20i
New England Bldg,, Topesa.l -e7-.-
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TOPEKA POULTRY MARKKT

FURNISHED by the Topeka Packing Co,
peka. Kan1
t Topeka, Kan. Sept. IL.
Hens, 4, lbs. and over, 17c under 4 lbs,
i3e: fancy broilers, lbs and under. zee
Legharn and black broiers. thc; fancy
springs over lbs. 1dc; black and Leghorn
springs over lbs, lie: old ROSTERS. DC.
Eggs-$63o case delivered, including ne
cases.
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