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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-30
AUDITORIUM

The feature at the Auditorium to-
day is Arabian Love" featuring
John Gilbert Ii is a stirring story
set in the Arabian desert with It's
sheiks, its outlawry, its cruelty and
its charm. Gilbert plays the part Of
a white man who has been driven
by necessity to poin a band Of Arab
outlaws and who finds the band a
good refuge. until ne meets a viii G
girl captive from a looted caravan
He wins the girl from the band
helps her to escape and falls in love
with her She thanks her gallant
rescuer, and does not learn until
their romance has progressed into
deep love that Gilbert is a fugitive
from justice charged with the muir
der of her husband. The story is
said TO have all the dashing romance
and thrills of the desert life.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-30

results OF her production s sojourn In
many cities. says that no other must
cal work OF the comic opera order
ever presented in America seems 20
number so many friends T. appears
that those who heard and loved
Robin generation ago are still
partial 70 rs charms. and that sac
younger generation are as easily cap
;ured as were their forbears or
the half a hundred comic operas
which Mr.. DeKoven composed and
had presented upon the American
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-30

Specialist" It's the story OF a girl
who had spent her life giving ad-
vice 10 others who had trouble IN
love-but who finally became so en-
tangled In her own affairs that mar
rage offered the only solution.
Doris May in fast moving com
edy. Up And At EN-" comes on
Thursday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-30
SALE

Cast as rugged country boy. with
the highest POSSIBLE Ideals concern
ing women. Richard Rarthelmess
forcefu.ly shows the better side Of
modern human nature in the pic
turc. THE Seventh Day." which IS
az the LaSalle again today and to
morrow. The Seventh Day" Is a
fast moving picture that tells the
story OF a gay. carefree young girl
who believed that love and admira-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-30
OLIVER

The many years that have passed
since Reginald DeKoten's Robin
F3Od" has been adequately present
Cd causes theatrical chr0niclers 10
speculate somewhat as 90 the result
~ The inevitable comparison OF Mr..
DeKOven's admirable work with the
musical comedies which hold sway
nowadays May Valentine. who is re-
spoasible Cor the presentation Of
ROBIN Hood" at the oliver theater
next Monday and Tuesday, with a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-30
OLIVER

knowing the wants Of an over x-
acting public the producers Of the
new "Peck's Bad Boy have spread
themselves and spared neither pains
nor expense in making this attrac-
ton second to none in the comedy
field. as they have had this we'll
known farce entirely reconstructed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-30

May Valentine viii present her
production IL DeKOven's popular
comic opera. Robin Hood" at the
oliver theater Sunday and Monday
evenings and Monday matinee.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-30
CASTLE

Mary Miles Minter, I'm a modern
story OF love and flapperism. will be
seen for the last times today at the
Castle in the picture OF The Heart
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-30
Thomas Meighan
80 011umOtfnt picture
f1he Bdchelor Daddy

our Leading Citizen" with
Thomas Meighan in the title roll. is
now appearing at the Blackstone
theater
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-04
Commercial Failures

MN Eor. tc-- &c o--- II -c al
failures 1--.-g - na--1 9: S@-.e-l-
as--1 ~ zccectt-g % r. +s--=ec-s
we're IT. r. cen IS ---4---z
than .1oz= II A--1=- AMI Is 7@r cent
below 10 pax -ot&I o. Ja----y =
tih4z y=a-
TIE c7.z. sa:.--ss are o- go cent
less thar re aggregate to- S%Q----
ser ~ All th= S-z,ies- -c--1,y
aggregate s-zc4 June 1871 - 81
c-ease i failures : parable --=- oy
t-= falling O. IN Nz5I-i-Ies which. 90
-a.l.1- 81 90 10 are = r@r cent
less than il AcgZs-. o-= ch-rt 80
than II January a1t 30 80 cazt -E-
der t1cse az September. 1871
The e@=c. II the decline q failure
totals Is rs5ee-a1 II tae aggregz-1s
-or c1e third quarter. +1f9 failures
viii Sill c.-r5-> ~ liabilities. -
smallest aggregate % fzi,C-es to- any
1gar:er since the second quarter q
1921 a-1 cEe lIEttesc Iiahili-.es s.1Ce
he second Q1z--e- - 1876
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-04

New T1-. '1c-- ].
wEEA--Sro- @rz NJ. zercts-.
5Pr..s 20 NJ 70 - -. ~.
c-a1s N=r Fors sPc--
TRN-S2e. s-r--e NJ ye.r'E
.sd Nc s1tr= III azi NJ --x~d
- Nv T-rs a. ra
cATS-scoe s--e-, NJ : w.tc- IL
PcsE-E -es. $50 e--t- fs--
liz :st.c.i-s
s:-as -4-e v=='
"a rz9 suxa- &-asc Jo6ay as t-r-
-1e- asvs-r. ~ = eEr.at:--= Ut.
CEeas zcr egetet n SIC ccs- z-1
.rstx--- equal {, SIS "a Centrifugal
-1.re vas. -e1s~sd str=-s-1 z1t ac-
t--rv T. go RAJ sugar f----ss -as-
ss- c-Izy On WAL stree and crai:
rc.-,s aacv. me p-sv.o-s nigh C-,s-
Inx Ccxtsr sts Dseezee1 sS
Nz-ca 40 MAY go
Il re=.ei price. vs-s Ezc-a-sed -
- poi.ts ESe.r vi. Sc zrz.-A-eG
.t.-sd :. SIS {. sss
I. cssrsd futures c.e-e ~era 50 Is
cc cus o. O. rc-ee~r and CO q Ne
vs-eer al so rh11 was IS pants
ahsE. =. s-@ztogz c.o.e
EiG----:tl.t: rsc.5pls .si3I;
s-ss1 Ezrae-s5 ex--a EErs g. c4i, d.
erst. ~ ef-. .-ace nearby and 1ez--
western es--e-v e-cE.s eIrrzs . q 10
Po-AroE-Scez5 d. Le-< ISia1i =
lax 80 r'711ts G-se- N,41-z-1 -iaG
cABBaGE-ou-. L1-r IsA.t
sz--- -sr Ers5
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-04

CE-r-isted - IRE H=z-eeec Jozr-
aat thrc-E1 TIE courtesy q :. l.
Ga-age & Co. o. A-gge-. azt Water
villa
Washington Oct s.-Re.sI t-a5e
now = showing scsa!- improvement,
IN nearly al sections q he United
States. according 90 = raticc wide
ealEass Just completed ny the Fed
eral Reserve Board .aroggh It's
branch ard member banks
TIE to,Iar ~a.ce az sales for The
e-cire cnzot-y averages 3. re- cent
higher than g year aga. the canvass
shows
An Increase OF --s PEI cen was
reported for the Cleveland dts-rl1.
comprising al q ONO. western P-l--
sylva1iG and eastern Kentucky.
TIE Chicago district reported II
Increase o. - Per cant Increases
n ether distress were as follows
Nsw England - per cent; New Work
81 ger cent. Philadelphia Is g,ar
tezc: R.ch-ort - PER ce--: s.
Lc-is % per cs-t. and Saa Fran
CISCO 80 Pc cant
Decreases were reported tv four
districts -1=se were Atlanta IS PER
ce1c: Minneapolis - ger cent; Dat
las - Per cszr z-t De1re- IS ue-
cent Only me falling &C II -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-04
Chicago Cattle Market

car Rags 55a-s. ezo H.
z-t E--+ 1&-.r= ce@t s-=e-s
z-t :ssE.---s S-rc-z % 1se-
8 -.Tsr E-1t=z s.c=- --sTs-
&--- ~-=1tT -17 z---st 1~e-
s-=~r= ---7- o=s- Nag r.a-.saSs "a
1-x -.ttra 49, <-4@-s t+d -t-5 rsr
r4s--- E-z<s4rs 80 Z ~. o@et cr = :
a.. -slt=T. s-a..T s-=zty :--o=-
-~s~1 gals -e%- CG-s v@TT s.cE- II
ever, ca1-=-s al c---=rs sc-c1x 70 =
ga er$ s-z&ts - ~ .-Te-. very
alas c.1si-- fully s-saty, =coc.=rs
80 5=at=-S steady o-s 1a.1Eza bulls
-. Ga e--1 d=s-zt.= wal ca.vss
- 6 t--ss
-s-R@c.ipcs .fa71. o7e-s6 slow
s-p--+ = lrE@- clcE-E Esz. ~-G
s-r,= sa.+s --t-r v=,g-- z-t tea-v
2acs.rz 81. -lwer- e1lk a % 1ty-
$3.50 .ve-x- s-5ctAsG t17 .a-t-
e.o.ce - % t;.7c119 1--cae-s ~ 9
49, - - -.f-7c-CI aasraEss -
s-Esv SAG go e1-s 1ac.-- scrs
-i9s..s r--s c--.. 5=s rae. <-ss $40
2 ;-'- s=-.-z-s1 hc.<1cvE- .7S%4
S=-et5-s - ttf - -3-tS
S-ss@E -e2 -4-ires 1855 = cicy o--c7-
e HIS - rscss-- 1Gls -S-lvEs zrcG-T
1879 c-.ls -c<-.r -3%1:54. - csrS
Er-.cA I151~z -.tr - s..le-s With $50
c-c: -s.-s-s s-=41F e.S-- csFs Iia.2
-ss-t-g ia-.- t;j -s-e= G7--isS las
49, teetl-e rea-E-E Ee5fe-s around
q -7---s --rf, steer s-sztF.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-04
Favor Broader Policy
{cer:i-ues f-e- Page Ore

70 ttz- caE-io-s-y advanced " NJ
Lament vas e-Phzttcaliy turned
down bF the association.
FarE4I action q the question ot
European 6eaes 20 This government
o. the formulation az definite PRO
gram CT new loans and trade cca-
tracts. IS nos expected a. this con
ve-tio-- however
-he s-5:=c- VIII - ree-z5 ----1--
rcw. whsz E>zh Honorable RsEzzIt
NcKsn1s q EzEla11 ~ttl address -
osass-s On Preparations al Tt-srza-
s+czsi DSt-s-
Having 6e1-ed tts zttf-E1= q t7--
siga AFFAIRS. re co7Te-11a taufgzt
PREPARED 20 -z-sIe Al Sss-s -tsch- a.
corGing 70 Leaders promises 20 Gc1ai-
uata remaining sessions Thss IS re
q1estio1 ct branch 5azks- .cEc1tFy
scoughc into liz cu1vs-r.c1 ty tctiss
O -t-tspe1tsacs representing four
Uid-vsstsrn s-a,s ss-ke-z' zssoc=z-
uczs-- vho hare b-orgh. 20 head
ths5r opposition 10 the fur-tsr increase
C s1c1 Institutions. On tha z-uE71
t1sc Trey tscG to cs1t-surs capital and
ecccoZic power
Andrew !. Frame - ws1keshz, Wis.
apgears = tie oo-Ts1-1ca Is me char
rss5a q the srei-t-a-ch tank eEsr1e1-.
WHICH tonight vas conceded 70 have
Eziaed cuzsftsrstle st-sng-h since the
co.vsa.sca ope-e1 TIE gro e1a-
-eac va. heased by wSldc Newcomer.
AZ eastern banker.
TIE Importance % TIE Issue today
czEsed President McAdzEs 70 urset
the sehedzls Of the cnEveatso- 50 tEzr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-04
Fair Weather Is
Scheduled for First
Game Worlds Series

New YORK Oct Fair weather fc-
the ora1.-E game q the world :
series ro--r--ur vas predicted l. me
government fcr4r.as- today For cEs
pas TN days Men YORK has e-,oyest
r-so1e-s-= temperatures and steady
scrclLze-
l. this vicinity said s1s looz.
f;-ecas+.- fair EeatEs- : irt4ca ,=d
Z. Ire re1c - hours with light vs-:-
able winds and : slight tendency 70
cooler
Me- YORK Ccr 3-Nz-ssers N;'Ie-
EEgEzs e rh4 Yz-s=e ard Tca1 J.
NcGrzw q The Giants Issued se.e-
merits tc-1gtt
Higgins sid:
ice BEsh VII r.-ct ths srs. game
for the YANKEES he has earned the
ho-1r ard zzI7 Esr IL think Re oaxA,
20 bea- rhe Giants L the othsrz give
hin so-e keEr hT hitting
~RE-h EiII be boc q assistance.
for hs Is in better cr15frEc1 thar Lzr
rear. and Eh=a as = hitting tsag all
ks
Y an not making szy predictions
about The IszgIa q r1s sertss- ssn-
Ply say that re o1xEt &c win IL
LcGraE sad:
Wen give Z gcc1 AEGEAN. cs our
selves, Eou zay o. sure % that We
hear : Aor about the strength of the
fankss pitchers and of course We hold
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-04

1cU,- - hzr-c-s.a -t-E prospective
p-4c= az ~ Lz-ta-e. l. i=crszse
n - Ta-4t-&- vlsZhIe s-qrty STA
-so-Wlt1s-a - g IL rig movement -
---z- firm farms II -a-ees- Vas an
ztt.-tc-z. cE-.:s1 factor. IRISH e>-I-
MATS q -c--6 import Requirements
z-t q 80 49, ca-ztz- y!zl3 -e-=
~ only ---1 rc-z-g e@ac- Il easing re
--arEs- 1--g-- - -.11Is - - board
- trade sEsS.c-
B1.E:s II t-= va--= ct c--7 gave -1e
Ttsa- -Erss- -zce 90 - -s-.~=f
IpEsrl .-psc-s s-ow- a. -1s Ia
draw = c.csa- SSsites ts--e-
G1r-- --zt= T=s -s-cr--a -nEsrter U--
-.E1s- --s-.--s tc- --sa- IT position
- - t@1vs-=,t II -h= s2.3- Fo- <E.a
IrlG-ed a. 6stlv@-y red shat p-e-
-:-~,s z=-s II Sc-,z cESes g-1-sC Il
--- = higher. NJ. III -scs+-E =.
Sc aya- Es-e- c@- as against :, o-E-
II Ire day a@tc-e-
C1-Es>.- Ec4se tUT2-E - cr--
-as - c-csi sca-a tzt--s7 c-c- 4s
ti-2-@s .zs-=e1 yesE=--sT 12ElES = Ia
rlt=3.T stimulating --1-z-cz ~ g.
-z-+ Ss,z> Il cr-- n exporters -=-s
81 n -zs= b~@- -s- 5eTe-3 r.
a-7G1.s --e<= .-1.c- Ca-s re.sc..t
~ tc-L-- - or
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- r-rT.st-- -z-s-. AGO. s-ez1E. d.
sp.-a .c~=- 1-1cs-l--s O. 1.Es.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-04

n. Local rc-r-1-s-. vLo t1-is ia
1z-.1-.1t open al FC9tess-o-a. Clt-ss~
More Persian rug s~e&rs-s'
C4-a vas zszst.
S5P=- .g---=.--l' else b E-.r-.I
p Fr.s-+s # S--a--- i-s.s- ina. re 3
NOR Pa----t 20 e. 81 -.-zs sweaters
-hz- or S-.t=- Il car--TI5E-
- quickly r. one E1r--e-G becomes
so1G.t ---L g--s- .ra-.0z. IL l. re-
r.2cet r. s .--E c1s. squzlfr IS Rosy
Canes C-.+v -o--s =-tf 80 U-t=-
Us am z-s4 : box ct 81 4zte-S ~ s1e-
80 c,1e-.
Sa-z-e-- 80 has t@sl practising
n ca.s dss--.c- e tE-ce d2Es sad
h= ts,t 1- - 7a-- pate n go,t
match = stgt1 SHOW az both.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-04
Refuse MayfoHer
Right to Compete
in Prelininar.es

5r .1S l-E- gt-- ~
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today 7e.-se,t no rs-,-..- =. -.
,rzyrs.-e- sz.r-..-ae 80 ~ =.
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e-at..-r=-
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I'm ----- 80
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+--
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c1.--- :. -. - w. 49,
t III -z--.- s--r..--
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-04
Christy Mathewson
to See World Series

New YORK Oct 5-~Bg Sx- Vie
toElous II the battle for Ece. is COM
ing hack 20 the scene Ot his greatest
diamond t-tu-phs
Itol O. Ns~ York sanfo-n .o- more
than ds~ate and hero q o-s os ,Ls
greztesz worlds sertes tysc-9hs in
history. Chrfs-y MatheEsou will re-
turn - witness the battles bet14en
the Yankees and Giants II viii Be
sEs 6rs- real gzu- ~Mzt1y- has seen
II three years sine he SeEan and
won the fight tor health. shattered By
var experiences
Out o. EzSre than = decade - bril-
liant pitching achievement. Ma.ty's
record g tnrse shwtoutS IN the 1866
series. wien the Giants defeated tie
:. rhl@-ics- Stands By itself tn a niche
of the EaE - fzr1a He also wzs with
the Giants II ira series u ASH. 1917
and ISL. :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-04
Boston Produce Market

5sS--r. Cs-t- 4
EEEr-Ctctce WHOLE czt-ie isG-t
BUTTEE-E1t-z- a. o ~; srs'. Is
e.
CHEEE-FresL cao.c. III 20 -;
z-s-s - ca.
C5RN-No. yellow s1Gs4
EGGS-Nezray hs1zsrT broEE *
erxs 81 81. white s1d U-tIed sr--as 81
Gis: western extras 50 Gsa.
FL0E R-Sp7iaz patents, -:s-.e.
SACKS SPECIAL sac-t'.ssG si@: .ta-64rd
;saG..s
HAY-N0. : Timothy -iee1
0AT-Fsccy 81 pounds s. e5.
P0RN-Ns6lE- taCss -Sss sdas-
POTaT0E-Ns~ Maine liz G Ia
ger -s-@~erix. Sxeecs -sS rs
SCGAE-AEerIcz2 Sugar Raa1srT
quotes $50 cents il i94ce-EI lots
less Per cent foc cass-
EEAI-tiG
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-04

ourselves - s-gges-st5 . IL da1k-
e-S-
Let 5 decide ~t2c o-.s-s - -aese
te1-o-s a-e good Il part 5g- MS
q given ample -.-@ 70 G-y. e1pE2--
i-1.-z. i: u 1g--e E=a-1=- ne pay
Es-- q tLeS= t=ocz-w1.ca Izest--
10y must E@4- graf INCREASE II
o. import All : -eavy DECREASE Il
cur export c-a+4-ts gang - prove
Al ass O. liability f,- American
l,-.st s-@-~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-04
Another Hartman Rises in Transportation
Son Of Late Rail King Fast
Taking Dominate Place n
Ocean Shipping

WILL the son Of & H. Harrt-
" man become IS dominant .
figure IN tie maritime World
Is Rs fa.h&r was "a the railroad
Verdi
This cze<ts1 is already beng
asked = slipping and financial cir
cses N New York. although william
Aycrcl Hartman. the soc. has been
IN tire SHIPPING bGsness but . few
years
A biographer Of the great railroad
builder tells the story that rhen
Edward H Hartman vas Asked What
interested him most n life, be replied,
Vel. | think 4 IS 70 plan some big
p5-ce Of helpful ro-x that ever body
savs cat &c done and thea jump u
with both feet Ec- successful TIE
late Hartman was n 6oEns big
pieces Of work Il tie railroad world
i. OF coarse. vel xaoEl-
So- cones the sea into TIE fed
Of SHIPS, dong what he be,ieTes Is
th- best and Eos. important FORK
be can perform, namely, helping 10
build Up ocean tr1sporeats1a under
the American Eax. In this. W A.
Harlan. Who s ooIr thi-e: years
Cd IS showing s1ch success that al
ready he stands sooog tie kA6ezs
il AEe-aa0 shipping.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-04
CEfcaa O--

L1t-A 81 L7--- =
WHEAT prices 6sselc2ed an upward
ce7s.eAcy en6ay owing ArEeIY 20 IL
easiEess regarding TIE cEres1r-s q re
sr-y-Iszfe. c1srrcrsace AZ Nu11E1a and
ae Z result ot Eeavy speculative b-y-
Ing az cc-n TIE wheat market closed
Arm 10 f1c Re1 higher virs E>ceZoer
IzS 70 1851 and May fessGs- Carr
gained I 10 Isc and cats Il q &c 20 lsc-
rre r-ssh in urovIstc-s vas E1cEE-gei
10 sever cents LEer.
Nervousness sToS< wheat traders
a<<oeIsr=C Itself IN particular VIE
u1iocksd fer strength shoTE cF t1z
Liverpool market, ezrcaIs-a1cs cEf-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-04
CUT CRIMSON
SQUAD TO IS MEN

C4n c-.iEe N3ss o. TIE
xaezL-g c1E process il E4-Ta-1-s
garden AZ 1ootta .ers was ccErsetet
today w-c1 t1e reelection d ~ Zig
sl-ad = - IN ne sc-jrrzg= "a
Day Rcscoe F.:-s. who Ptzye6 az,t-
hack tc- - Crlrso- agaizs- ya.e
tEo Years Eas s11t-ai . left a-t
and IN totay-s fi-e1p. Z. vas -
rlac=t ~ Philip Cca1rz. : Azi.1ack
against Vac LAST year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-04
e FINANCIAL NEWS
NEW YORK MARKET
r.,.4-.s :. re Days Dealings ia Al
-. lsasIra Ssceka


Nv Ye-k Crc l-A-ots.r SHARP
,.t--. j. r-a-Rs took phase II to-
s94. s.,cE -ecssg ss<ssc1-
"a saes ~s-s s5ss94 shares
Ts- r-s & the impetus Cor the
,..t-.-s as &xs . <Eort euvsr.rg in
.-, >tA- -,ast a.. prospects for easier
-t-sS .a@-s we're Indications
80 -1-z g -k= ezyt7S ~as based On
- ..e--- &ttys e=itet tsar the rsac-
- Z. -es as -So weeks was n TIE
crx-- v-..-.oc ard had gc1e nearly
a. s-c-EA A7Sa-sc-ly there vas
-a-r- vsty LEtls o-tsids FarrIez pa
g. s-AG -raA-rs-
---.a-a O.. s-1cks we're tke .c1i-
60 .sAt--Ss 5.ys-z ot this group
-4t .Gse4 o. speculative belief that
- So. as ec-zs bill dead ard
"a -cs. ~ . <tcck d:vtte-6s BE-
Z -1Hf1 - -Est payments for the
.4-s -a:e'1 rropesei ospI,zt re-
tt.-s--s-- = $500 g 10 o-pa1tss
.--- = s~='-css1 Standard or
-.r-A -4-r4cr< e which ara
-t----s,1 - ave c-s- unusually good
ras .s-a< = :, cr.-is 20 Few hisa
49, smart e New -ersey
.t--s .g--4;sy. Msxlcan Pstro-
~ s-s--< gan cs togr p.o.nt4
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Ea- 49, rta- .ss1ss.
a s----E Gsvsl1 p-elr "A TIE
= va, s%ys1-po.r, gaia by
.tzA-s L4czaEs1za Western,
rI1sc-s.1 . pr1E. heavily
--e.s = 5-.--s e. bard cuz- z-d i.
-.---+t III -@ cu-ss1=rI1g a. extra
- = s-1'-kholtsrs- Private
- y age 1oit,as. q Thl.
X, - I'd % ave been --aate
~. --e estate q wiIEan
+-e- aa-t coal carrys-s
s z'--.e1 e-- less SHARPLY.
s,s >: be.-z --cort.c 81
-s, Ea-@y act Delaware
it7a--=s --'-s V.acs u sugar
t-t- -s'-.- = . ad1ie-c-z. az
.~--s ~ r-t-s .-c-e1s@s- A-er
>E4- 2-VA-s,t7z TWO points
gas ss.-s Recorded oY
--a Ca-s aci P-1ga Az
-s-s r---t1zst - .-5.c-
@I -s4vT crte-s a. the p-lr-
t--s "a - o1e 10 Al -otrts
-E-1 d. EaltE5- American
ice-c--sss. Pathway Steel
$50 a
Fect 1-@rsts1-s zSs
s--V.-F -s-Ts=s-zt cy
s-e-a-as Ss-.czal Biscuit
t. ~. II 81 po.r.s On reports
--a-y ~as contemplating
b IS present ...-ss tn-o
49, ~a-ts at t-t-east-g tAe
-c@. Wtles Biscuit al
ga A.r asriGc1t11
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- 4cl5Izr Is pa--s II
IA y --e1r IS G1G -E1- Ire
w-i = PAD tor c2t q
@-an:l-z K-sxe
80 ss-sa- lgzEl atT11cs ~
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Thomas w. Lamont
Gives Fine Address


: picture q America recovering
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These ta-s il ta4 Path - fill pres
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I.o~ prices prevailing IT farm
precincts
Laa.1- strikes
Tie s7jtiars' bonus
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Ensezsolahle heat Of the past Ee~k:
tionzI decline Few fancy beef cows
were offered and these we're taken
at Ia and &C. WITH good and NE
dunn COWS ag 41-4 and SIX Poor
and Ordinary COWS sold AZ IL and
lie Bologna and cou1oa cows
sold steady AZ "a and &c Bulls a.
31-2 and Size
The veal cal. market was easy
Fancy lot. sold AZ . and II lie with
single fancy calves higher Mixed
lots o. average quality a. l. AMI
&C. drinker. and grzsserz a. 5 and &C.
The hog market while EucsCstiag
trac.iorsIIy from week 20 week o.
he whole holds steady this week:
there was no change in prices Live
hogs sold At e1-2 and 1Qc and
dressed =. L ant 15c-
Sheep and lambs were II igh:
supply with the market quiet Prices
AVERAGE lover. Sleep sold a. 5 and
&c with the bulk OF the sale az &c
Lambs ~ 10 AID lie
The mich cow Ezrks. ~as ea<y
with co~s selling within the prsvioC.
range Fazcy COWS changed hands
AZ $40 and s16s with tew extras
higher: good 20 choice cows AZ So
and $40 and poor and ordinary
mixers ae So and ss1.
The live poultry market vas low
- with the <rppiy liberal FoTl
sod az , z73 &c checkers = a1d
.4c
TUESDAY BRIGHTON SALES
Beet ca-tI-Eau * Lowell sold 1
fancy steers. Az 1870 lbs a. lie
and :; oxen a.. 1870 lbs a. = 2 2
Hobbs s141 cLo5ce steers ,-s@ lbs
Z. Sc a-d p-- Cxe1- j-s9 lbs a.
lie. :. " Dana sold p oI=1
.1sa lbs ~ oxen $50 rs and
hull --.} lbs az -. J. A Cl1rI
sott c4-.,e ~ g. ant -s-=e-s a
1-.c
YEA calve-A :. Ch.c1erlrg So
81 caIvas q - ---c- 3 T. 9rt = =
Ch:cke-+1z said - calves a. Id and
> caI~4S ~ g 2 u Dana so.d :
cafres - los ? Z Ecahs s1-1 II
calves 1910 rs a. lie
| Hoe-F. ". Dana s,.1 rig 80
/ lbs a. &
/ HORSE MARKET
I Bcs-o-- &C. The nlz-E=- 49, 1T
as ac-Lr4 a. weeE zS3. an Dealers
+ had tz-d 7rc-k = closing sa-ss. ever
+ with u-.c4s .1zstati sc---e7E ra.- ~ rs
sucpty WIS light nearly al II horses
we're =1l5 e--1a- - zCc-ic- o. o. -
.al sac ~ cLa -aeks end T1er<
we're II large o-ters filed. AMI --os'
Of tn horses were taken " s-sS-1'
+ Iat1-s tcr r4ze-IL1e- Thar : rte--
tttul Supply = horses throughout -
breeding s-2-as n ne l-ltt.e Tes-
tu- The te----d = evidently s-11c-a1'
-14-s - Ec-t PRICES firm Dealers
{ o3G- Bcs-c1 are e cL@ c1t-lc1 IT,
as scc- as general business picks q
+ .hal t1e demand q horses wt.l IT
! -aetI4-e.y -al- IN T.gGr. t-r -1s
+ whole tz.. trade 50 t4- - been 81
compared w.-- c-1s- recen- sssa 81.
G0ct quality heavy Ers=- t-ra-C@-=
l-53 70 -s14 rs said a. $50 z 81
Per head. with tEatts-s 4 -55a Fl
. --fF lbs II Sc 80; wagon c-assas
= s-5E C--5- ia .3Eses = 40 h
va-1- z1,-: acci--a-et L1-szs = 81
weights, = s.-s - tte--s-=t 80
c-ts. q So G-5
! L. Keith s.2.i - MS B-G1-o-
stables. .we express carloads g:
ac-s-s. ard = s=-c-5s- >z-=s drag
eet. z-t p--ces ~e-4 Easy n Es=s
--z-. --r - : f---A ---4-F-- q,