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THE SOUTH BEND NEWSTIMES
HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN
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LOCAL AND FOREIGN MARKETS
v.
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MAYOR CARSON WANTS
WAR CHEST DONATION
FOR A CITY HOSPITAL
(CONTIM'KIj FR( I
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Ci a iVc;-' i f ;! f , :.v
tUt.iir.ii! ;it the f. jrit
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Edward Carl ; i ri r 1 1. the infant
on of Mr. an' Mrs. Js,q h Garrett.
' m Lincoln v;iy i;.. dad Thursday
' i 'p- i ? er.iri; after a lmi t i!lr. of mem-
ently J-rarioii-i cr"ur. He u.is !..rn in
is j-in ;f0'ilh IW.d. Sept. J.
The funeral will la- ptiva'e, on ac-
riture of
be held at
Palmer's Prairi- ( -nu t-ry
WIFE HAS NO MORE
APPETITE FOR HAM
:th.
1 se- r ta rv"
1'iuld be i-o-
. i e
tfiro.iicn i
The t f n;ini
iTRADENG BRISK i
'IS MART OPENS
of the eontagious
disease. Srvics will
wheti
! th
.If.. I
th
1? d ition
t.'.l. an- to '
I.d tie Ii. oi:-'.
Wit r t "h-r. t
fo-ir:'!.itio;, fi r ' -
mav or '!:! n.t
Voiiv-i tl.it !
thf-rr as on- pr
1. Oap.t a 1, h v '
aw.y ftoni the
titutb-n.
i' ir.e.l
Flan-.
o I'.roJ-rt.--. th':
m r. : i j.il ho-p:- ;
Into on i
from th:
!.-! in laving t hi -:h
institutions, the f
i . 1 !" v r . it n ;
now in-''Tir.'' 1
;- ' :. Th- l.lution ;
'. I 1 1 i r .e cro't'l I
oiin M'inlcipal in
'" " ln j 1-unal will tak- r-l.o
I I'riday afternoon.
o'clock
In tlif
plrnii. th
nii'.h ar
;m.: 1 -iil
fi.i t h r a :i
.. -tin-:
1 1 n . If
th plan, it i-i
rha a
' rodin-' a r; u
- of th" lion!t.-l
and It. Irf"r
ahoi! for a oiit-
a n ' ' four.'!.
to ;ui--t.-ad
of
h
will
h':i'dir.K in
s i u c t ' i r c .
rKi:i. iMXTiiL.
Ffil.t !loct-l. 1 viirs old. died.
M yt. .fftt.hV h,,snital Ww! n fsd a v ' t0x lca
- - i . - . .. i -
afternoon after a shirt illness f
I'rHonTiOi.ia. is surviwd hy hfT
iar'-nt.'". Mr. and Mrs. 'hrist Hocte..
Io:r sisters and four hroth'-rs, all of
whom live in T'nion township.
S'h" uas horn April lyuo. and
has livcl In .'t. Ji.-iih countv al!
her life.
I Funeral ervk--. were held at the
jn xMenee at 2 o f lock I'rilay after
I r.nr.n at the r'.-:d-nc anl at the
I Lakeville chtirch at ', ('( lock. Kev.
hean of Lakeillo oflieiating. Liurlal
was in Iikx ill ot-mtery.
In th" in'.i ntirtu- th" mayor -s t
v,rkin- o :t p'an l-y which the two i
. r o j e t s n;tv f'.n.inre.. The a!-
jifai for a r.irti"ii f tli- War 'he-t
fiir.d h- -:iv- to :, the nian mo;-t ap
IrjveJ of hy th"- mayor.
FUNERALS
aoiix ii. i i.i.i:i:v.
I'nneral sf r i' es for John . Ul
Ury will he held at the residence,
1 0 " Krnsperer -t.. Saturday morn-
niiio! ouri.u win ue
TO GO TO ST. LOUIS in Highland cemetery.
MAYOR AND BOARD
Maor '..r"Ti. Jarnos Luther.
fuftersnt-m!'r:t th- itv uat: i
t'epartm nt ; I i ' t r t A FJliott. John
V. I)oII.'n and ff.ii- 1 1 st r.
rriMiihet.-- of th- v ;it' r woi'Ä Ihi.iM,
will tea Mornia for St. I.oii;-, M'..
1 1 r 1 1 1 : 1 it is oz. i ; I cz.
w
h
Watr
i '
Tin- tanvral of Huhert Unzewicz.
.J years old, who die! Monday
enint,' at his home, :U) W, Mon
roe st.. following a hhort illness due
to pneumonia, was held Friday
mornim; from St. Hedwige' Polish
on. ntion. w h.ic!i , Catholic church, Uev. Anthony
in tliat i itv all next j Zuhowicz nfliciatinsr. F.urial was in
convention. . Cedar Grove cemetery.
'a la p ;
thev will att. ial th-- Natioiril
tl,e
Vorks
Wlii ao i'i v.sinn
week. Followim
Mnor I'ar-oii will ro tu
S"h lhy. when- la- will i-.t his mmj.
Cap. CI.uk 'ai.-o:i. Tl.- i'.irlv plans
ti driv thro'i-h in a utorno'-il' o
St. LouN
.ii Tin:
it: ak'
I i1mI.
i i .m:i:' i; .MKmi:VMvi.
Funeral services for Lawrence
Andrzejwski, 7 vears old, who
j did Momlay afternoon at the hormj
if Ii i j i n L'hti r frw Tufir I li ir g . ri 1' I
1 -, 11.2.S V. Durilimn st., after a lon-c
! illness due in infirmities of old at??.
id v. Sam ! .ioi.tt. wn!S ht ld Friilav morning at S:::a
h'i:'. .- ;m saia LeiWeit atwl i o'clock from St. Hedwige' church,
Co. Miit on a- Munt to 1 eo -r j j f.v Stanislaus Oruza olliciatlnn.
JT.Sä. i Fuiial was in Cedar Crove ceme-
Iilii-l.ins Taniasr.- s. Alex K itz- j tery.
tiit to i ('r j '"si-n of pi'f'in- '
l;-es at L'i '.O Prairie a . and 1 (him-1
Coirfi Wi-s, h-. ins n--t fri aid. j
Mar.;r VYi-. Fr d !'i- ih. !
doin
A Hani will he nerved tv the
sheriff.
Hertha didn't lik? !'nm, so she
ha din regarded th" food adminis-
tration'a plea and after putting him j
on the Kriddle will discard Nam.'
Wh;" Han:..threatTfl V ' enJl h"r iSome 'Issues Advance While
cnuni) i-AiPirnvc rue uiuuüiu Mit' i
Letter he rid of her portion of him.
On April 17. 1915. Hertha Hani
was married to A. Harvey Ham. A j
divorce petition filed in the superior
court Friday hy Mrs. Ham charts I
vi u i i iiti i, mihi w n ct J i kr 1 1 j i i -
Therefore, Hani is or
dered Ferved by the sheriff and
brought into court.
New Yot Stocks; Closing Prices
Others Are in Supply
at Recessions.
I at rn ; t to!, al Ncus Service:
NFW Yl:K, May 10. Closing
pi ices on the stock exchange today
I were:
J American Ieet Siuar
A nie ri. an (an
Ameiican Far and Foundry.
America ti Cotton oil
Ameiican II. ind L
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
F.-om Tleoords of IodlaA Tltll
and TxMtn Oo.
NKW YORK. May 10. Stocks
were irregular in the last hour
today. As u rule prices are
higher than last nicht, hut bull
sentiment apparently had quiet
ed down near the last. United
States Steel was in good de
mand on the reaction, closing a
full dollar over yesterday. Gen
eral Motors was strong near the
close advancing from to
120 rU'ht at the finish.
Edward Crone and wife to Alfred
bteele and wife, two acre tract .n i intf rn.itlonal News Service:
Liberty township, SI. NFW YORK. May 10. Tradlns
Nina M. Leltoy et al. to V.'orthlwas extremely brisk at the opening
j. ieitoy. umuviaea or part lots
undivided
one and two Hupel's fourth addition,
also tract In Lincoln township, $1.
Jay E. White and wife and Clydo
X. White and wife, Nin K. Dine
hart and husband and Cora J. Myers
nd hushand to Julia Ine, part lot
28 replat of Rush's second and third
additions, jl.
Jan Lipowskl and wife to drze
Kcry Itomak and wife, IS acres in
Clay township. I1.S0O.
TWO FORMER NEWS-TIMES
MEN WILLIGET "STRAPS"
Two former News-Times employes
have qualitied to receive commis
sions in the third officers' training
camp, which have Just closed. Fred
A. Clrimes, and Earl E. Reeder, both
of Mishawaka, finished their courses
in training, and will be given com
missions as oon as officers are
needed.
Leon C. Johnson, of South Rend.
lualiMed at Camp Custer with
flrimes and Heeder, according to
the lists which have been made pub
lic. Faul A. Kumpf, of this city,
finished training at Camp Stanley.
Leon Springs, Tex., and is also in
line for shoulder straps.
PROMINENT OHIO MAN
DIES OF PNEUMONIA
1 1 I ! ll.l
!l th'
to
M,
1 1 v r
J E.
suit to i t i
of 2P.
( li ain il l" W. Zei:
Si-i'h i a id-on. 'ot
.s ;,,!) of (i i i 1 1 1 1 m a ' 1 '
nell t.. and Jl."1' lam-it.-
Tried.
Judgmi-nt in fav or of
tiff in the ,-.lS- ..f U'. Y.
vs I'red Shock was !fad!cd
for the mihi of Mr-n.
t .1.
juncnoni was ia,-n o i
favor of th- plain!:'!' in th a
N nt hw -!': n Fal F-;.itf ( 'o
sum
.1 o-pos-
l:ls-
i:hm: iu kcham.
The funeral of Earle Hurcham.
v.ho died Thursday afternoon, was
laid at the residence of his mother.
Mix. Poland P.rown. 111." E. Ewin
av.. l-'riday .ifternoon at I o'clock.
Th.- funeral was private, and burial
v c- i- Uifh!-i nrl ro rvi ftu r' 1 i n 1 r r
.. lit l4,ttlll'4-llivv.,. J . Ol i. . . I . , . M
, . , .. ... .. ' u.,.t, day morning as a result of a week's Liberty Hi
I- i ' d Hite n( the "scientist church i ... .... ... . .
a: i t i chaise of th services.
In tcin.it i'Hi il NVws Srvi-:
COLFMI5FS. (.. May 10
death of Co. John G. P.attelle
years old of this city, occurred Fri-
of the stock market today with
various issues advancing while
others were in supply at substantial
concessions. Interest continued con
centrated in Steel Common, which
started with sales at 107 to 1064
and then made a sharp advance to
lorn;, again lifting its high record
for the year.
There was a constant changing of
of tone in other issues. Fr.lon Pa
cific moving up 1 point t llM
with a quick reaction to 12:. New
Haven advanced over 1 point to
H412 and dropped to ?.Zl'2 in the
next few minutes.
Tobacco Products was in steady
demand, advancing to above 60, a
gain of over 1 point. There was
much in the market movement dur
ing the early trading to indicate
that a condition approaching panic
had been created in the bear ranks
and that many of those who still
(maintained a short position in the
market were being forced to cover
because of exhaustion of resources.
New York Central made an advance
of 1U to 7 '. . Southern Pacific
rose "h to S a 1 2 .
Trading in stocks during the fore
noon was the largest noted so far
on this movement, the transactions
In the first hour amounting to
around 4. "0,000 shares. Steel Com-
Oaion, after selling at 1064 rose to
JOlMi followed hy a reaction of 1
.point. The other steel industrials
I made gains of around U points. To-
hacco Products moved up 1 V? to 61
,nnd there was persistent buying of
TbejNVw York Central which rose
"-inearlv 2 noints to 7f!1.
The initial transactions in the
American Linseed . . .
American iiromotiv.
American Smelting
Steel Foundry. ,
Sugar lie-fining
Tel. and Tel...,
Woolen
Zinc
American
America n
America n
American
America n
Anaconda
Atchison
Atlantic Oulf and West Indies 103Th
53
73V,
., - 7 .
1234
4
:
1 1 1
15 v
H7 ',4
f - 1
3 O '4
Paldwin Locomotive
Haltimore. and Ohio
Iiethlehem Steel
Pethlehem Steel 15
Eutte and Superior
California Petroleum
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chesapeake and Ohio
f'hicago and Northweseern .
Chicago. Mil. and St. Paul.
Chile Copper . . .
Chino Copper
Colorado Fuel 431.
Colorado Gas and Electric... 34fc
Corn Products 40 l'j
Crucible Steel 5914
Cuba Cane Sugar 30' 4
Delaware and Hudson 1 0 34
Distilleries Securities 57
Erie
Erie 1 st pfd. "...
General Electric .
Ceneral Motors
Goodrich
73
l'J
17
14S
5SV4
03
42 H
16H
4 3 14
15U
30-ji
1 IS
120
H?4
(It. Northern Pr
Ot. Northern r e
Inspiration Cop; er
Int. Nickel
Int. Paper
KennecoU
Lackawanna Steel
Lehigh Valley
Marine
Marine Pr
Mexican Pete
Midvale Steel
National Enamel & Stamp
N. Y. Air Brake
New York Central
N. V., N. H. & Hartford
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Ohio Cities Gas
Pennsylvania
Peoples Gas
Pittsburgh Coal
Pressed Steel Car
Pay Consolidated
Railway Steel Sp-ings
Heading
Republic Iron v Steel
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway . .
Ftudebaker
Texas Co
Tobacco Products
Union Pacific
United Cigar Stores .......
U. S. Ind. Alcohcl
U. S. Rubber
U. S. Steel
U. S. .Steel Prfd
Utah Copper
Westinghotise
White Motors
Willys Overland
Liberty ?, V's fs.9S ; second
nr.. 74; third 4 14 's :S.40.
: t
29 ?,
41
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42
40
17
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Sales shares..
$10.r2S.O0n.
,Ji::ft.:00: bonds.
Gossip of the Markets
N
NEW YORK. May 10. In its
monthly statement' issued at r.oon
today, the United States Steel cor
poration reports unfilled orders on
its books as of April 30, last, of
S.741.8S2 tons, a decrease of 314.
52 4 tons as compared wVa the
March quarter of 0,056.406 tons.
NEW YORK, May 10. s'tetl un
filled tonnage totalled S.74 1.SS2 on
April :.0th vs. 9, 000,504 on March
.".1st: 9,288.4 .:; on Feb. 2Mb. and
12, 18;;, OS: on April .JOth, 11G7.
1
were made at 9 0.10
'illness with bronchial pneumonia, from which the price dropped to
lie was active in republican state 9$. 30 on large transactions. It was
th- plain
Si Mev Co. I
tod
(Campaigns during the past several said that the selling came from out
years. His business interest.'"; in-1 of town banks.
, eluded numerous branches of the Earlv in the afternoon Stel Corn
s'
Steve
for pos.
S ul ie t
1 ;on;o!l
atti:m
.1. IV u . 1
In-F.
I Mi! '
UlsTlIICI
sm:v i.i:.vrs .may it.
The name of Chauncey Shea, 15
lV'v; T ivlnr vt w is irmdvprtentlv
- I ..J.K.. I . . . . , J . . . . . 1 . J
omitfd from the list of teven others nnusiry mrougnoui xne i.nnea.mon loucnea n new nmn .run. km
b .lefault inlpablished Thursdav of men whostales- A forincr "'blent of Piqua, the year of 109 7-S. At this price
' 1 X . . . . , , , 1 . . , ... . 1 . . . 1. - I .
ano .New port. asningii)n county, xne siock was e-r unpf puini
he came to Columbus from, New above the low of the morning.
York city 13 years ago. He was
born In Clarksburg. W. Ya.
Temporary burif.1 will be made'
here and final interment will take,
The Maxwell Motor Co. has de
clared quarterly dividend $1.73 a
share on First Pfd. stock payabb in
first pfd. dividend certificates de
liverable July 1 to holders of rec
ord at the close business July. Ith.
Certificates will be dated July 14th
and July 1st with interest at rate of
six percent per annum.
a market like this invites profit tak-!
ing. The rise has been phenomenal
and there is a tip out to buy almost J
every stock on the street. Probably !
when the leaders have gone as far!
as they can. other stocks will be j
taken up in time. 1
NEW YORK, May 10. Reports of j
a possible merger of l'aldwin and
.Midvale are without foundation. An
official of Midvale says his company ; t
has contemplated no merger 01
am- kind.
NEW YORK, May 10 The fea
ture of bond market was the- heavy
trading in Liberty 41i's which open
ed at 99.10 and diopped to 9S.30.
NEW YORK", May
10.
-Usually
NEW YORK, May 10. A market
that is as wild as this is in the lead
ers, usually shifts into stocks that
have been overlooked. There are
plenty like the Leather Stocks,
Nickel and Coppers which have yet
had no move.
of ha olnnteMred through local
draft board No. 2 to to Fort P.en-
a; onion j j l!nin
at 12
M 1.1 71 IN;.
Harrison May 17 in reply to
tla- "nation's want column." calling
for m than 1.0110 skilled me-
rh.inii Sh'-a will he inducted as
an engineer.
Grain, Cattle, and Proviso is
South Bend Markets
place at New York.
an
r
stat.
avin;
com in ittee
H H.
u -.-itant.
b:ipy, I r
f r-rn i
Will he
Hl.'.av a'
1 l.a mi. 1 n of t h-:
and
his
Al
ii n -
1 in- a rd Y'.ctor Jones.
b !" Friday for New
1 1 . . v in-fo .1 1 1 : -1 1 i c t
to ! j ; 1 . . con feren
la M at Torre Haute S a
il .it I ..i !",, . '. S nii'.iv.
GERMANS BRING UP NEW
DIVISIONS IN FLAN0ERS
i:i: wi.i
c.irnl to-;,;
F.. h-hl th ir 1
Me Iville ball l-
1 was aivio 1 . " 1
; t bond Pol
;h. c"airt r.nd .
made fi.f .t li.iiii
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Ii.t.-rn.iti.'ii il N.-u- Service:
LONDON. May 10. The Inter
national Nws Service learned Fri
day that the Germans have brought
a considerable number of new divi
sions to both the I "landers and Son.
me fronts during the past week.
It is expecte-d that the enemy
will en'inuo his attacks for tho'
Fi in. bis liilu.- and the high ground,
. : I
ictwe.n the s-oium- anu i.s rie.s
1 nniN(; hodii:s asiiori:.
Iiitrii:itloii.il News S'rvi.p: )
DOVER. May 10. Rodies have J bi
1..... t .... ..1
j urcii I'l.uiKiii ci.JUM r llilll some? Ol
the ships that took part in the raid 1
I -"K S . C. c.r, lrf
Jk.Ha . ydra He .)
WHEAT Paying. 2.T7 per bu.
) 'is raylug, VOc; selPiig. 1.10 per
on Ostend. The number of casual
ties is unknown. One or two of the
vessels engaged show scars of battle.
tj'S Paving. $2.20 be.
THAN Selling. "Sl.t?J r?r hundred.
MIDDLINGS Sellli.r, 2 per 'umdred.
HOiI"iD H . c. 3.50 ?r I
.'CRATCH FEED Selling. J4.10 pe;r
to eraM' him to
! gie::
hall.
M.iv
i !
Jo-. -pi
RIlel'.ON
Gifts f Vil
it y. ope 1 .1 and par
l.. e!t a- - a nd t c!
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ti lmint:: ,s.
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o hi.Tir.s.
a:v! Fi! v
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M. S
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ie
ip-
d t'o a er
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Haw kins
t
toward A miens.
The main enemy reserve force Is
massed on the Somme, where th-s
i lia 'pal altcc'K is looKen ir
Y. nt- of the past
coal miokt.;i: serious.
Soft e-oal production has failed to
keep pace with the growing de
mand of industrial and domestic
.. 4 1 rtr . . T . .
and Ls rive;s UM,-S sas norew 1. Aiurpiij, run-
continue his drive j 1,sher of The Rlack Diamond in th;
following editotial:
"Looking at the facts squarely,
the demand for coal is not being
I i-atisfied. Anyone of a dozen reasons
1 , .... 1 . : . i... 1. : . 1. ... v - . L- .- -
w k ire tiot ' M'iini v iij uiin is so. .Miuiiin,
V
ardc-l as of gr-at iniportame by
command.
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lorr. t Uy
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Adv
fONTIMi: CdlKT (
'ity o :i t Ft id. m : n
1 o minut.-s. .Iid.e IF':..-;-
; Ii case befnr- '.;ie
v ere ro r w . i---s r-n ti
and the one . 1 n t ; : : . 1 1 V ; i
Ing had been -et t v- f;a
SOUTH SHORE ASKS TO
CANCEL EXCURSION RATES
s Spe i:d Servl. 0 :
. v S-Ti
INDIANAPOLIS, Ini
The "hicau-o Lake Shore
Mav 1".
and South
Fii;
porn t. Mi
Md 'oil! t r.a . .' 1 "
n son. Ma
l'.orp o Mr ..r
Mehner. 2 1 " 1 r s
t'.auchter M iv 7
Rom to Mr
Koehler. 119 N
Mav .
nrriTioN ii:
Twentv -one petit
ship to t1;,- Fi tc '.
by Juik.- V -'. of
afternoon
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The pia-c:ret
the d f m or r 1 1 c
primaries, for
will rra-et :n
Pend. In!:..rv..
11th. lMv t
pO. Of
r. 1! 0 1 h
th org.;
L-al cor.
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can explain away the fact that the
ration Is running into as bad a coal
Miuaiiou as u iaceu last winter.
'While it is palpably impossible,
j at the beginning tf the season, to
measure precisely the demand for
coal for the entire year, the most
intelligent guesses are that the total
demand fcr all kinds of coal will not
be less than 720 million tens. This'
filed with 'alls for an increase of 9( million j
public serbe commission a pe- 1 tons oer the output or last year, ir
n to anc l present excursion i this is to bo satisfied, coal produc-
ase.l on one and one-fourth! i""1 '" suu-meo. musL n iu
1 mile a pas.-enger and to j. ' 1 reased by s 1-2 million tons pet
therefore fates based on one ; month.
.--half cents a mile. Threat-; "Actual performance is falling far
.crease in net operating rev-i ,'elw this schedule. The output for
.iia- to the war ate given as ; tm' ,:rst lhr months of this year
I properly counted in last years
j figures was slightly above thai of
1917. The the gain did not exceed
t half of one percent is explainei
I by the severe we-ather in the first
; two months. Put. the record for
1
April, which riqures in this coal
ear's production, was not appre
( lably better. The tonnage reports
lae not been compiled as yet. It is
evident, though, from the reports
from many mining regions. that
, output has not grow n by anything
'like s 1-2 million tors. Dr. Garfield's
t stitnate U that the shortage will be
:7." million tons or 5 1-2 million tons
j per month. This indicates that his
guess is mat output will increase by
; two million ton per month over
j 19 17."
The pul lie is ad i.-ed to store
ÜAY- Pajiutf, J2ü; elllnf. $2$ to $:0.
STltAW Paylujf. $11 per tvii; etlliug
75- peer bale.
OATS I'm' ing. yOe; Kelliug, 110.
SHELL L'UltN Pay lug. U-75. nelliiig.
$2.
ill COHN l'ayiug. 1.Ö0; celling
II. if.
XIMUXIiV SLED 1'üjiotf, $1 per bu.;
iciliiig (i öo per bu.
ALf ALI- A btiLP -iMonUna .-owe)
elliag. löuo per bo.
CLoVtlt SLLD l'ajicg. J20 bu.; 8 U
lag. tJ2.
&OV 11 LANS Selling, 473 bu.
COW tUSH üelilug 44 7S bu.
1VE STOCX.
(Crrel Dali by MMr lro., 8.
bt., Mluwa-kA.)
HEAVY PAT ü'J'LEllä lair to food.
t'so; priuio. blOc.
li(.G.S K.4iU'0 lbs.. 15c; 12l'itl20 h'.,
ICV4C ; lüUiilöo iL., 16hc; 10ou2w lbs..
11c.
I'lTTMJt Hüll I.I VK MOCK.
l'l riM!! Klill. Pa.. May 10 - ( 'AT
TI.K Supply li'lit: maiket -bidy;
claiice. Sl(..3o' 17 .00 : prini-. $i'.ri,i.
17.h: g...-1, Sb;.oor,i p;.4o; 1 1 1 y biit'-la-i V,
$l.".2.ffK'.iO: fair. M I SSn l."..2' : c.innn.n,
Sl'I 2äfr; 14.2." ; cemin-.n t goa.l fat liiill-.
SpMni'. b". 00 ; coiiuii.iii h gi.d f it ..vs.
sio.oo'f 1.; oo; lt.-itvi . spj.oo'V; 1 fr-sh
cmv i.n.l springers. S0iMur,j 1 o.k ; ve.il
e nb-vs. M." .30
SIN:i:P AND LAMBS-Supply light;
market steady: prim.' wetln-rs, SlOi;
iroM.l till x - I . SI '..oo'o H Oi) : fair miel.
S 1 ( ( (i U 1 1 ; . nils and coinni'.n. Sf,.mi
s.oo; spring laiul.H, Si 7. 00.
1 1 1 M ; S Receipt. P. (lo'ible deks:
rii:irk t st'.aly ; prime lie.ivy lies, Sl-.r,o
''.ls.i'.o : liie.iiiiiin. SP A7,'u P.i. ." heavy
V-irk.-r. M9 lä'i 19.2.3; liglit York us.
M'.i.l.Vu P..2." : j.i's. spio.i'ij pi b". : i-..ii-!js.
M'.MW lc . ; st.-iL's. M:Mm'.;ir,.:,n,
INDIANAPOLIS I.K sTO( K
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. May P. II(.(;s
Ib-ecipts. vihhi; market b"-' hiirla-r:
b.-t la-avi.s. SPfi".ib in; l..--t l. g:f.
M;.lo; pi-'s. .10a"Vj ls.'O; l.ulk of sal.-s,
S i s ( ü 1
CATTLL Receipt. l.-loo: inarke-t
strong; -lif.l.-e heavy steers. .?!" .""'.
17..": liglit st. ers.. .si l .'ji'a b". 7" : !i if. rs,
. 14. i ow s, ti imiM": inj ; bulls,
stM)', bt. ; calves. .7.oo'.; 12.."o.
shklp and lamps-. r ipt-. .-i:
market friig; priaie lie-p. sltoa'.j
PIOO; PuuI'S. U O11 57 jo 00 ; spring lauii.s,
SJO 110.
sIMf ; f.i inie -tee. s. $ !. no'. 17.."U" ; l.ut( lier
grades. .7.(!KJ l.".7. i;
CALVINS -Receipt. 2.000 la-.td ; market 1
active; U ! I ti choice S..0( lä.OO
SIILRP AND LAMPS Receipts. .'..40
liad ; market a. tive, äoe up; elu.i -e
lain'.s. Sp (hk, is ; c nil t- fair, SL' Mi'a,
17.7.": yejiilings. s 4.o"'. 1 .....( ; sliep.
Sä (H0tir, IKI.
IP H rS Rim cipt. 4 . M k ; m.nkef steady;
Yorkers. Ms 7-V; 19 .10 : pig-. sis".".;
lili ed. .P.l(llK.f P.i. I'.". ; Ihmvv, .is.-i.'
1.7.": rM!ghs. PVoo Pi 7ä ; stags spj.ät.
( IIK Aiill A-ll (.KAIN.
HIFACO. May lo
CMRN--N. J 'Hli t.'. Sl.sO; N,..
w liite. SbTs : N. 2 vcll.ov. S17u: No
yeil .w . l . ct i.f-: N i ä yellow, si 4.'i..
( 'ATS No. 2 whiti
3
a
BRUSSELS BARRACKS ARE
JAMMED WITH SOLDIERS
BO VISION'S.
tCorrrct-el u uy uy F. Y, Moelltr, Z1
IL. JefTrrtoo PHJ.
YLJLTAULLS New nuutlieni pota
toes, luv lb.; old pot.ituea, paying. Uic.
belong, lOe bu.
FKLTT Oruugei. eise, $7.fcü; ge-Liutf,
lOvo per deu. ; ieinous. case. LOU's.ou;
eu.ng. OLVi;?L20 doz.
L'Ul-L . iU Hj'iS Creamery aut
ter. vijiuf. 43c; tiling. ic; ertfifä,
elllu, o: eloi.
IP
e
ha vi: :.
a'. T.ii in
N" s s' rvf. e :
May V. All
Pi
a-
a re
h- ird'uT'"1 ,',,,',:,-,n troops.
of th-'
jammed
according ty
: n f -mat ion reaching here toilay.
TI a e is the creates activity toward
the southwest. Herman wounded are
a? ri--'i".g in P Uiutn by the thousands.
Porn t--
V -. Tier.
au-hfer.
porn t'
.'11
IlIItTlIS.
Mr. an 1 Mrs. Floyd
19 Pleasant st., May 9. a
tSDS.
Correct. lily b irnr Uro.
Mure, Hi F. Wayne bt.
TIMOTHY-Ü .Zdii.lo.
KKli CLUVLUlil.
Will TL CLuvLli oJ.
A LS 1 K L 1 4 Ou U 1 ?.r0.
7LPaLPA $liül.
&WLLT CLUVLR-IOUIS
LUW PL'.VS i -70Ü-7.
SUY ÜLANS C..'C'i(iG0.
ULL'L (JRAisS 4.
VTLL1 l'LAS öuü-75.
ULLL'i ' -$.5JiJiiU.7ü.
it KM AN .ilLl.LT jsi ('.! :73.
,'APANLSL MILLLT
.-AiliiClIU CLuViJi;-JJüj.
St4
Mr. and Mrs.
S Chapin st.
Antal Cor
May S, a
al from the fields of their district.
o . . ' '
;.' it;, as
IRAN K
c.i:. iR;i
a r d
detir
to aoid i lone haul by the already
over burdened railways.
PJLJrKV AID MEATS.
(CrrctS Dully bjr Jliuxuie Market.
121 X Jefferson Blvd.,
.AL 'jying. lie, f;bcg. lZQZSc
EES' Ro-at. Ox-; boiling. 20c; por
ter'ouse. vX.'U'J'-'s iriou lüäoc.
i. Al I'yuiff. iSVss. -elbn . Zlc,
IIIC At.O LIVK TO( K.
INlnN STiM'K YARDS. 111. M.iy M.
IpKjS Receipts, 2'..iho; market
strong. f lo." up; mixed and 1-nt -b-rr.
17-"0'i 1V.2U ; good b'avy.
Is.rdi; rm'gh heavy. p; so' 171." : light.
S17.i'.''i ls.2-"; pigs, . 4 -J.".'. 17.0O : bulk,
M7.soro is 10.
CAII'LL- R'ceipf. looo; mir'at
t'.-ol ; l.eev, -. Spi.oo'o 17. -V : .-mvi and
heifers. Si;, so- 1 4 pi ; stnker atel feeder-,
s-s :' 1 12 i K
SIIPI.'P" Receipts. '..('oi: market
st. -idy ; native :inl western. $12 so'
1C ui; lambs. "l..."iv.f i7o.
K.Wr III 1'1'AI.O "T(I('K.
LAST P.I PPAL. N .. .May P
CATTLL Receipt, "-oo had ; market
MORMONS ARE BARRED
FROM MISSIONARY WORK
Ititernatien.i! NVw Servtee:
ANDI;RS')N. Ind.. May t. lit
frirts of Mormons to hold missiona-y
meetings here wero frustrated by
the county council of defense.
Denied pernii.-sion to use the court
house for their meetings and Par
red from the us of the streets,
thev abandoned their attempts.
h ite. 79' i : N'i.
i v
TDI.IJK) (AMI f.KAIN. U
DH.LIim, (I." Mjiv 10.-CLOSL: jt
LoI:R SP.LP-Prime, a-h. SD. 23
lad : ( .-t.. 14..
A LS IK i: - Prime, noli. Sb". 2".
TIMOTHY- old prime. -.sli. ..:2'j.
n.-w. .::.s." : dd. siäJ1-; o. t.. s.4.2 bid;
1 .. SI .21.
H'ST A
c-j l
;.tayr. t?:.
Ch t:: man
w sAvr s.
VO'
i;kminti:r
:r furei eiurinc
the
to care
; summer. Our facilities for Storage
j.ar.d expert treatment cf vour furs
f rp the hst. Chirse? very small.
Don't saj yu saw it In the
newspaper. Say N;ws-Times
repairing- and remodeling at special "rate is required, then satins and
prices now. H. Oreenhlatt. Purrler. suits with nuantitles of braldlnc
Fst. liC0. 232 S. Michigan st. 'nd embroidered vests In colors are
Advt piincipally used
: FX9IL
! (Cerrevtrd Daily by tb fCa-twoed I'lih.
i Faultrv a d en ooil 3Iark
I V. WttAblogton At.)
are distim ti elv for walking j? lESH PISH Dr. No 1 -aked aaiia
aw . .K 1 . IK. . .s. .i
when the oxford or plaln.H .. ,W ,T,7.-1 V?
tct. 2-' ib.; büDcIe-s ta.t .odCh. 2c
lb.; flauaa ha. Idle. i: 4c. ; Lake &.prior.
foreragiQt fcUKgeftioui : lirLL 15'-)?;
üb! or blada cod. l3Vic; herrl-.
F.Ri I N HIDLS 10c.
TA-LUW -3 3.-, rough.
Iiirposcs. wnen tne oxioru or
ailorcd suit is preferred, or for oc-
nsivn.s where something more elb-
RFSDJNS command.
Ir.terr. ttFi.al New S.-rvi-e:
L'iNIX'N. May lc Gen. Sir
Pryan M.ihon has relinquished c .r.i
mand oi the British forces in Ireland.
( UK (,() l'KOII( I.
CHICAGO. May TO -- ItfTTLR !!-
ipts, ...l.il 1 1; i ; r i rin iy extra-. 'Jc;
tirs-s. .".'.".He: pe king sp'. k. ;;s',7:ri.-.
UilrS Ree'ipt. 1'.. f.. ral'H; .-iirreiit
i-. iiifs, .".P.; ;;2c : ordiioiry tir-t-. l,fr
PHLLSL Tw ins. i.ew. -.-j : .:iiri , t
'.: y.aing. Anna lca-. 2;'c : lnghorii-.
2"..-: lui.-k. 2b-.
I.I i; POPIPRY 'I urke 22 2 .. ;
c!iik'!M. 27.-: sjii-iiigs. 2. "' ; ro..st-rs.
Isic; -. i::. : (p:.d.s, 2P"-
POTATORS Rec ipe. 2s . -.rs; Mii tie-s.-ta
and Dakota, ohi-.-.. SI im.'.j 1 -jtj ;
NVis oiisui. si. 4-'!.
(IIICAt.O . RAIN AM I'KOHilOV.
CHICAGO. .M;,y 10.-
Oi.fiiing High Low- 'Ii.se
'(HL-
Miv 127'- 127 127'. 127
.Ii:ly H7 17" 14.'. li:o4
ATS-
M.iv 7'.'- 7lt 74 'c. 7CV
.Iune 7-'i 7.".' 71 :, 7t"-4
.lr.lv i;si, e.si, 0
PORK-
Mav ci:. 4.-, .-- t.'.l". tr, -jo
.Iillv .". '.."i Fi 7." 4". ' 4"i 7."
LARD
Miv 2-". 27 2.'. 27 2- 27 2". 27
.Trly 2" 2 25.s7 2."i." 2." ia"
Sept. 2" r7 2I.O 2". '.'2 2-''a'
nir.s-
Ma 2-"..n.-, C-'V's- 2.". ':. .2-". c.-,
.Iniv 24 47 24 47 24 2". 2 4 2-".
Sept. 24 72 24.7". 24 72 2".. 72
't
Lord French, commander-in-chief
of the Pritish home forces, recently
vent to Ireland.
r
Advertisers make profits from
volume not prices.
J
THOMSON
AND
McKINNON
201-202 J. M. S. BIdg.
M"nitvr w York tok Eifhm.
er Vrk Cotton Kxrhange. er
Orleann (otton Exthanie, Chicago
Stork larhjofr, Cliiruco Drd f
Trail and Indiana Banker' Aao-
iiiition. Direct l'rivite Wlre to All
Market-.
PHO.NF.S
IJell 390-391. Home 202S-203S
Revised Feb. 15. 1018, by South Pen d -Cham l-r of C :n:r.re.
t
Facts Worth
Knowing About
South Bend
OVTH 11KND is located e!gUt-?: railcs a-t of ch;.a -n Ät th
point w here the St. Joseph river. Ame.-:aa's m"t pn n es j ,;o
stream, makes it "hovith .bend" and t..ms northward pi th grrtt
lakes.
AREA: (City proper). 15.74 s-.Mare mile::, altitude. 7:: fe.
ASi:SSFr VAM'ATION: Real esUte. impivnen-.tnu. x-trhnaJ
property, f ; 5 . 1 1 0, S Ö 0.
CITY DRP.T; Hooded debt w 4.
Sinkin- fund ;i.K..
Net debt $ 4 4 7.
CITV PROPF.RTY AND FIMFD ASKTS: K.4es.4cl
FLURS; Chanil-er of Commerce with exclusive club hd.v a .1
equipment. Indiana Club, Knife and Fork Cluh. Pres- Ciuh, Sou'h
Pend Woman's Club, Proi-res Club. Rotary Cluo. Ki- ar.is cp.i .
Ad-Sell Lenigue. L'niversity Club irwi Country Club with .i moft
complete house and yolf coirse. Also an unusual nvimher of
other cluis and oi Kanizationa which piovide for ir.'tli' t ua! reel
and social life.
DKATH RATE: 9.S9 per 1.000.
BIRTH RATE: IS. 6 4 per 1.000.
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION. Elchttcn tade ,.,;' ';.- s-:
valued at $1.230,000. A new $450, 000 Hiu-h s- hol. A v at -.or.al
school. Vwelve parochial chooli. School envtmcration ; to 21
years. lf,357 (1913). School attendance (approximately), 12.000.
Free public nisht schools are conducted In four of the ward hjlll
Inrts and in the Hish School with an atter.d.int-e of Hbout on thou,
sand. Niht .school work is also provided by the Y. M. c. A.
and Y. W. C. A. The University of Notre Dime is PK-.ttrd jjst
north of the city. St. Mary's Academy, another larc- C-i'holic in
stitution, provides for the academic and colle-ciate trair.lnc; of -.irl.
In addition to these are the following, .special and technical fhools;
Three business colleges, kindergarten training school, two schorl
of music.
FACILITIES FOR NEW INDUSTRIES: An import nt induce
ment to new industries that may not at once require an inJlidul
plant is furnished hy a Manufacturers' Plant and Power Co. spar
and power to suit can be had in the building of thi company at
low rental. Rental includes water, heat, watchman and elevator
service. Many excellent sites and a few buildings procurable.
Write South Rend Chamber of Commerce for list and photo.s.
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS: Ten banks and trust companies
wiC- total resources of $ 1 ."?,22 6,6 S .1.
LABOR: South Bend is what is classed In labor circle s, An
"open town." There Is an abundatv e of both skilled and unskilled
labor and plenty more to draw upon in the smaller adjacent town?.
Wane scales furnished on request. A large proportion of u to kiiio
men own their homes.
POPULATION: The following comparative figures are mot sig
nificant as showine; that South Rend has never had a boom, la-t a
iteady. normal, thouih rapid growth. Such a prnnth is positie
evielence oi the natural adanta.ges of the city as an industrial and
commercial center.
Population, U. S. census: 1SS0, 1 . 2 S 0 ; 21. WO; 1?0",
3..S9J; 1910, 5'!,öS4; (Local Census) 1512, r, 9.S. 0. and 1316, b7.0JCh
POWER: The St. Joseph river is now developing apprfxi.T.a!l
25,000 hydro-electric horse-power from four dams in t'li vicinity,
most of this power being, available for South Pend. The obvious
advantages of electric power, and the low price at which it is fur
nished here, are practical Inducements no manufacturer can
overlook.
Cost of power and IiRht: Electric, .pr. to .com rer ' . w. hr.
Average cost 13 to 1 h. p., $24.00 per h. p. per year.
Gas. 45 cents to cents per M cubic feet n-t.
PUBLIC SAFETY': Fire Depart ment Ten statiori: f.fty.fo ir
men; .sixteen pieces of apparatus; auto equipment in. lj ld. The
efficiency of the fire department is shown by the following figures:
Value of buildings and contents at risk in the last
12 years $?.4 ;0..'7
Total fire loss last twelve years 4.", :,72
Average loss per year for twelve yirs :;;,SP'
POLICE DEPARTMENT: Sixty-four men and one police woman
Police ambulance, auto patrol and motorcycle squad.
RELIGIOUS AND OTHER INSTITUTIONS: Fifty. four chun-he.
including all leading denominations; Y. M. a. o-tmg with
equipment about $ lOO.OwO.OO, and a ? 1 00, 000. v" boys' bran- a.
A Y. W. C,. A. costing $7 3,000. on. Museum? or.p in th- np,- arci
one at Notre Dame. Two hospital-; and a county innrmjry and a n
orphans' home.
STREETS:- Total lencth of streets, alley and avenues iu th.
city limits. 217. : mile-. Total length of trets, nlbys nr.d aenus
paved. 80.:P. miles. Complete boulevard system beir.r devdoprl.
STREET LI (i UTS: Total publk- light?. 1.2M. in.laiirg n,
electric maen-tie arc and other inca ndescents and rr.'n1 .?e. cot(
$'.3.000 per vear. Many treet.s are illuminated v ith the improved
boulevard cluster lights.
ST R 1-n :T RA i l AVA YS :
22. 2S mile.
(Electric), in city limits. t'"a: 1-r.gth
TELEPHONES: Central Union, manual ex'-har.-e. "
average call per day, 44. (00. Long di.-taP.- cili- p. r day. w :;n.
Direct eonne.tion with New York. Ch.cugo, San Fra r, c i.-.. . a ' !
intermediate points.
Automatic exchange, 4,7n .stations, ror.n-tf-d '-Mth sjy ex
changes. Average calls per day, 42.00.
TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES: South R nd h..s o.ghr rt
and three electric road-. Th" steam r- ads ar. Th- Jik S r.or
Michigan Southern (New York Central, th- Giand Trunk. th
Michigan Central (two divisions), the Vandaba t Pn r.s: iv a ni t
syftem). the Chicago. Indiana Southern, and fh- New jers-.
Indiana f Illinois An eighth road, the l.ak Fr: Western,
supplies truo jgh pas.-er.ger service between South Pend and Indian
apolis, ent'rinjr th t ity o-er the tracks of th Nw- Yr r Central.
Two belt roads era ire le the ity and sw.tchtr g charc-n ar -sorbed
by the railroads. The t;f -etr:. lines are th- chaaco, .south
Rend & Northern Indiana, th Chicago. Iake Shore ,outh PT;1
and the Southern Mi' hi?an. Thes-e lines pro ide ver tee btween
this city, Chicago and Indianapolis, ani important p'unts nr: the
shore of Iake M-chican.
FREIGHT RATES (C. L : South Rend to W!nmr point-":
C LA fV 1 - 3
Rosto n , M a -3 t '. U - 2 C 2 ' '2 4 4 1 7 l. "1
Chicago, 111 3P"i 22 g 17 1 1 - 9 1.
Cleveland. 0 4TiU 42 3. 25 27 14
Detroit. Mich 4 ::3 31 2". 1 l .1
Grand Rapids. Mich...;, 22 H 23 U 13 i r. 10'i
TiOuisville. Ky 5'-2 4. V, 4 2 1?. z
New Yor :, N. V i 76 57 - 404 ';(P, 29
PASSENGER SERVICE: Steam ar.d electric roads provUe
about 140 trains daily TO in and TO out.
WATER SUPPLY: The city's -water supply is draw n from ab :
10 artesiAn vel!. Plant valuation. M.O'-.IO .00. Normal pump
ing capacity for 24 hours. 2 4 .0 0 0.0 . 0 ga!bT..s. South Hen 4 drinks
and puts out fires with pure, iol l, spark:::;.; ". ater thaf i- the er.vv
of less fortunate cities.
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