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MONDAY MO KM NG. FEBRUARY 20. 1922
THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
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ible Tomato
Yield Was Sot Reached
RKACH NO DKCIiON S rov Burned bv
ON RELOCATION SITE 'Explosion of Gn.-nlhw
REFUSE REHEARING
Oil MERGER ORDER ..
v 1 h i m rotation t
, r j expect CUT IM
Value in rami notation
FARM VALUATIONS-
I.AFAVKTTK. Ir.i. Kch 1.. In
lf'21 In.Jiar.t t;r-v th Uri'f." :icr--and
produd tli rr."t tmatoc
fur canning f.ict ori- ar.y sv."
in the T'nitp.1 St. !?. V.'it evf-n with
tliia record oil jol 01
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t!r.' f 'r'h an 'rni'-'l -'atc-
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a :o in 'he prof."":' . : !'. in
Ind.. rb. !?. Cl'i-
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han liTnorhy. Th
fart is Mirally v:c kn(wn to Jn
!iar.a farmr. bur h jTVit- Interesting
i ! ijur1 on th Jir'ual iirferrn-e in
, lr!lar and rn? ha V-n pr-i
jared by Prof. T. Wlancko head
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f th- nj;riniltur.'i 1 exi.-ritnn rtH-
hn .it I'nrdt: nnlveritiy i
l On n fM Kt North Wrnon ttie
' nip lncrTi."? du to hain' cor
, !n.-tf -'! of timothy in tr.- rotation
1 nvrR'l S 1 4 0 for ach ?ownd of
the rcation of corn, '.vheat and liav
i At U'orthir.jrton th average uas
' S14.T6 and ;H Fianciro J21.:?.
of the horticultural btafr of tho Iur-
du' university ai icuitural -xptri-
i nt tatior.. J '
Th average i'.d fr th- state : a:
I v.'.t.s !f than ilve f n ; - r ;if r. j p-,
1 1 1 1 UU'I S'.e'J. KUUH JOftllia ""
j excellent cultural onditioi.s an av
erage yield of 3 tons pf.-r a"re was
-ecu red y Purdue tests in 101:1. v. -cording
to Mr. Drown. High Ni'Id.-c
j r.-.' r neain n-xt v
1 ccT'iideration
o:
Hestilt of Survey n f Rural
Real Estate to he Given
rv r
lax Lommi'jiun. : he 5a. rray he ohtaimd by xi--in?
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turne S.i'urlay ;n
ir.d appealed n th-
5 iv. e other .
stitutlon.
fjrera of that body to the nxt ta!e , f fjvf. !ons 0f manure and 300 to
board of tax cnmmiior.or at a ; r,,fJ pounds of acid phosphate should
All the acid poilft have show n lare , :jleetinK to be held here next Thür- ' ,,. us d per acre. Richer soils n.ay
day. f'eb. 22 Tne ui vey was niail" i r? rjuire lef-s. but usually repon.i well
with a iew to ohtainin data for) i, then- siinse applications Fr-
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;t;ii- ' profit" from th ue of ground lime-
htone. Legumes and manures have
, been 'Hpec;ai;y profitable on the
j heavier soils in the southern part
; 'if tli sta. Available phosphates
!,av.- shown net profit of from ?4
J'-,f per nrre per rotation of corn,
.v!;e;,t und clover on the vaiious
fieMs. It al.so paid well in all cai?
t add 2"'" or 30' pound of acid
phosphate to normal difjsinjfs of
inrintue because the foils are par-
I t I,- nil r!f In i. rf n)iriiiti.rlis anil
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INDIANAPOLIS. Fei.. 19.
ult of a survey of rural real estate
made by county orjraniration? of the
Indiana Federation of Farmers as-
.-.". iations will be present eil by of-
c'a.-'-i s -e.i. RrowifiK' r.ea'.tli;. .
I erous piar.ts ready to be stt in the
j field by May 2 'J and by the use of
. proper fertilizers anil cultural j:.eth
! cd.
F.-r poor soils 5'0 to l.''0 pound
i of "-l-'-5 fertilizer" or coinl'ination
culdince r.f tax ae.;5or., who
W'lll
of
quent but
be given.
hal'.i'W cultivation sliould
i:n:s' n:mtr nv s i,r.
This yeir's February Clearance
PIe presents for your approval th
very best Quality Furniture bark at
FR K-WAP. Prices. Full-'ired
dAvenport In genuine leather. J55:
ttis of trass steel or Iron reducel.
fcor lamps with silk ghades. $11.
nd up. These and many other bar
fains In Dedrooni and Dining Room
itltn await you. Convenient terma
h-t:
13. bov VAI:SAV. Ir.d . Feb. 1 -1 1 -ay
th.it re' iv.rr.pl,.-'! wis sere!v :.-.;rr..-d
rTY1i- :.';e C, V... :i N r.ct :
.on w.'.i j i.. -vfls or'-"atir c w h t '.:' f;"e ' L
f "'" ;:r v ,th p. '.!:; w !. "! t'.re c.-.-.:r.; ":ri- H
-n- . ite. w:-h th :'iuid. V i ok a .j
Ir'l, who cr .v pir: if oth r :-. ployo -f Ji
" : to . pi r r pre: ..; - , . i :h-- A
(- 1 Jh? ' r.i:i:; -Ii r.i prev .1 the ,... j
t- w-;,. ie- ....url5-n (,f the b;.:..l:r.t. A
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for the in- f H
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I YOUNG MOTHER J
! NOW STROMS j
14 YEARS CONTINUOUS SERVICE
Tuiiie Unit System
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The n roen.'e.l
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.! the l i-
r.Mnure is low in thic element.
FORTUNE IS IN RUBLES,
SO WIFE ASKS DIVORCE
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Wh M -
a'so been a shrinkage in the valua-
DOPT PROGRAM FOR i should be reflected in the tax ap-
P VRK IMPROVEMENTS ' praUaVi. The board of director of
rXlIAXAiOUS, Feb. -3. A pro-! h !r Delation, in author-
I irang ine survey oi mim piopeii,
! i.ued th followintr statement:
j "It 1? the Mnsf of the board that
make the triennial appraisement
real estate this sprir.?.
The täte board hafl al?o been
active in this matter, havint: given
much attention to the valuation of
city property. Preliminary estimate; bFTTROIT. Feb l'.h Refore
Indicate that such property is now)NiCnojay irnikewich married Cath
atxnu or.'-third holow the level of ; eri n e Iju nikew ich, lie represented
valuation fixed three years aeo. j.- fortune as cons:stir.tr of 4.900.
Farmers contend that there hastnf tol(1 .iuj,e Rurti-n I. Hunt.
hntfj:s ji:vi:iiiiY stork.
Tou've real that headline many
a time conrrrr.inc: thieve. Thieves
and thrifty people are alik in that
they both want to make money, but
ore' of them chooses the wrong
way. Go to Schuell's any day and
you'll find your jewelry needs filled
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I inei.Tsat state parks w a-s adopted at
i a in- tins: of the state conservation
! oi , i tii ;.ic n he-.e Haturdaj".
i The (onimiwion decided to bygin
i immediate conrt ruction (( the dam
i-i .ro.-.s Tinker Run creek at Turkey
!M"ji:ui. state jark. which will make a
t he
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STOCKEL, ROBBER,
DIES OF WOUNDS
stora?.- las;n for one million gallons
of water. Acquisition of ten acres
adi.icent to the Vinegar Mil! ssate
park, pear Nortli Vernon, on which
the ci.miniT.ion ha an option wa.
i
i f'T'lerfd.
U..rk of improving Clifty Fall
'-at.- par!;, near Malison, will begin
'Monday, the com mi.-ion nnnounc
; e,1 The first step will be to build
j three miles of scenic roadway nlons
the eastern rim of Cliftv ranvon.
the law arovernln? the valuation of
real -ate should be borne in mind.
Injuries Received Dee. P)
Attempt on Dentist's
Offiee. Fatal.
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PIIINCF.TON. Ir.l . Fe
. Ptr.cket, 4. of N.-w
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Paul
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Vas shot when n :s a:ife.i to nave
rttempte.l to !! the ,l-e, of Hr.
J. K. Cunninch.'iM. a lenti? here.
.1 er.. 1. died Sunday as h result of
h wounds. His wife. Mildred Stock
r', 22 years ol.l; Mis. S. K. Stocke-,
f Chlcaco. n former uife, and hi
datitshter. Muriel, bv the former
liia rria ve, were pre., n.
A lnrpe quantity of Ink- old anl
rthr dental supplier w -re found in
Ftockel' bigr:nt;e after his urrest
J ere. sutpli'S were later i-lenti-f
bb having been stob-n from d-m-lifct's
ofl'res of several Inl;ana cities.
MemberH of the man's family on
Ihelr arrival her.- sii.l the
had not I of the ran?s
Xnown of hl. ailocl criminal nctiv-j with the rub
ties. Tie wn ü son, triey su i. r a The
TWO CITY FIREMEN
OUT PENDING PROBE
DFTROIT. Feb. la. Pendinff
further investigation into charges
that they refused to hire workmen
who would not supply them with
whisky, CJeorffe Harris and Thomas
Fgen. se--er foremen, were suspend
ed by Commissioner Joseph A. Mar
fin, of he department of public
w ork s.
I T ( fl Ift Virvr. .1 T r.-i i n . I X.- rvnti
that h.e employed two of his son.
in his an;r under fictitious name
and permitted thorn to leave the job
whenever they saw fit. crediting
them with full time.
Mr. Martin said his attention had
been called to charges that work -men
retained their positions under
tliesrt two foremen by furnishing
them with whisky by an ex-service
n an who was discharged from one
for failure to comply
of Adrian. Saturday. Less than
I minutes after the cerir. ony, si."
1 .stu.. ho confessed that hi fortur.--i
was represented by 4.000 rubles, o:
jji' ut 2.". cents at the present rate
j of exchange.
t This so incensed Catnerlne, who
i J 1 years )ld and live at 322 S
n conauctinc investisraimn in me (Mcotte et. that she refused to ve
various rountle the provisions of wjtn Nicholav. despite his entreaties.
Her petition for temporary all
i mony was granted. Nicholay bein-
1 The law provides that real estate j directed to pay her J4 a week iu
! fihcuM be taxed on it true cah i POod American money until Anal li
value, estimated at the price it win ( position of the case.
bring at a fair, voluntary public sale j
not a forced or sheriff sale, taking
info consideration fertility of (dl.
the vi'inity of the same to railroads
macida mlzed road. clay road,
gravel roads, turnpike road, .täte
or county rnads. cities, towns, rjl
lage. navigable waters, water priv
üeges on the same or in the vicinity
of same, the location of the routes
of any canal or canal with any
o:her local advantage of the situa
tion." Officer of the farmers' federation
believe that at the meeting next
Thursday with the .täte tax board
they will he able to preent data
which will aid the tax commissioners
to arrive at levies which will be just
to the farmer.
Physician's Home IT recked
By Explosion of Medicine
NORTH MANCHESTER. Ind.
Feb. in. The residence of Dr. L.
H. Tennant here was completely
stroyed by fire when a kettle ..i
medicine, which the physician ha.l
placed on a stove, exploded.
Roth Dr. Tennant and his wif
were severely burned.
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D EST IM FLAVOR
FIRST IN FAVOR.
At tiny I
STore
Malt
W.-T. Wrnnt
Ä Co..
South Be rid.
In-1
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com mission er said he would
prominent Renin banker, stocke;, continue his investigation until he
cording to his wife, vois an expert Iwa in poe.sion of all the facts
sa.viRt, and had been prominently
connected with a large
Rental supply comi;n
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NO ACTION TAKEN ON
PURDUE PRINTING CASE
INDIANAPOLIS:. Ind.. Feb. 19.
No action wa. taken Saturdav bv 1
the hate hoard of printitic on the j
Purdue university printing ea.se,
which involves oharg?? that tlv In- I
(
stitution printing contracts with T-a-
fayette, Ind., companies, call for'
higher prices than for similar work j
ttnder the state contract with YVil- r
liam Rurford of Indianapolis.
(!nv. Mcray. following ho meet-J
Irrg. Haid the board w.a. checking up
on the matter and that ho would j
make no statement at this time.;
Members of the hoard also refined
to d l-icurs the. cose.
250 Plmplei, 736 Blackheads
and 3 Boils!
7a4, thai Urion fetllnr
witk riar, put; ro4dj c-
No reward t offered, berause they
ar lost forever 1 No questmen will be
asked, except one question, "How
dt1 you lose them?" Tiier is but ore
nswer, "1 cut out new fad treat
ment arid guesswork; I used one of
th rnr.t powerful blool-cleanse.--;,
Mood-purifier and f 1 e s h-bullüers
known, and that Is S. S. S.l Now n.y
face Is p'.nklf-h, rr.y ekln clear sj a
rose, my cheeks are filled out and my
rheumatism, Uo. is gone!" This w!3
be your xperienee, too. If you try S.
S. S. It Is guaranteed to bo purely
vegetable in all its remarkably tffee
tive medicinal lnjrredient. S. H. S.
means a new history for you from now
or.! S. S. S. la sold at ali drug stores
In two flzea. Tha larter Uo Is the
roora econcmlcaJ.
Ne- York I
SAYS NEGLECT MAKES
SMALLPOX MENACE
RANSINl.. F.b. No one may
row work f.v the M:chi"a:i depart-j:.-nt
of h.ealtli who doe not acc.pt
the princli b- of -mallpox preei.tiou
1 v vaccination. n- cording to a ruling
r.adr- bv Dr. R. M. Olin. commis-
frior.er, follow inc devc'opiiicnt
n.allpox .irooric th.o
hildren of one of the
r., olov. J.
Th father of the unvacmate d j
. hildren wb it 's ;rlit E.'l di-1 not i
; i p ro'.'e of x- a r ' i na
.1 in a rx-sir io"..
n her.- Ii" lad a
1 tr- -t::1 t h!P' o'
Of
tin vac cinatr d
depa rt ment'.
i( n . was en'. p loy
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to prot- 't their i
preventaib- d1- j
1 4 . i cases o:
b-T of e i s
rv ( f ! other stat.s
On!.. ' r v. stat rn-
-lallpox tb. r Mich'sar..
a t ' o n " - . ' - Dr. O'lr..
s" : .-'ept ib to sr.'. all -
:.. '.-.r. h. car- Ir g
T: c .i s ase b.as ap-
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Calvin
graduate
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pi d mi--
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r.e --s is entire-!
i.-. it! fa f . a proba- i
. t . h- a Ith w ork er '
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! -:r iti.'t: f e-, cry J
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.V , " -f '11 p. ror.s !
n vac'ir.at d within
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HALLOS
7ndianaßmEM4iß You
f CJk ' 1 I Vs. I f S WW Y! YS 'h ' I 5 ", . SfPf
1 jj o-r ) i ia ury I : x -.
; v i i-i Vi Aiv yw- z&n
4- -V
b'f err?:; arr., cnii cprator.
of Universal S'honl o!
Dsvenrcrt and Ross School of Fort
wavr.e. nas c
Main t.
c p e n e d
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4 tf
Kiddies1 Colds Can
Be Eased Quickly
Dr. Klus New 1'actrirry -will do
that very thin::, ratsily and quickly.
Doo't &ay. "itxir little kVlir, I wih
I la;w wiv. to ro ior yon " rVhca
the co-rli ßrt romes. give a little Dr.
Ktng New Discovery a directed, xad
it uail oci So c.vnl.
It's a gocd famuy crxih and cold
rrrärdy, trio, lonr np the nhlrjr,
rirar cp the erwh, ceJirvr the cc-p-ticv.
No liJimiul ciro. For fifty
xeaxs a rtandoni rrniedy for cold,
coosKa, jrripp". At your druÜO,
tOc. a boaie.
New Discovery
For Colds and Cougfis
tAjti'tlputed? Hcre'RcIiiICl.n
te sA-stem, with Dr. Kirg's I'ilU.
Tlv-y prompt fre bile ticrw, air up
the bry livtr and get at the root of the
trouble. All druzjpsts.
D PROMPT ! WONT CttUt
r. Kind's Pills
Friends
VERY dealer who has been fortunate in his
wholesale connections comes to rely upon
the advice of the wholesaler or h:3 repre
sentatives in placing his orders.
Here is where the Indianapolis wholesalers can
serve you. They are your friends and neighbors.
Because they are in intimate daily touch nqt only
with your territory, but with trade conditions
throughout the Central West, they can shrewdly
foresee what your customers will buy and when
they will buy it.
In dealing with wholesalers at a distance, lo
cated in centers which cater largely to the trade
of the South, the Southwest, or the Northwest,
you do not get the benefit of this special acquaint
ance with local conditions. The ability of the
dealer in this territory to depend on prompt ship
ments over the splendid system of steam and
3?
Quick Shipments
Dependable.
Merchandise
Neighbors
electric railroads radiating out from Indianapolis,
enables him to avoid overbuying and to save in
interest and other charges on his stock.
Again, Indianapolis is the center of a great in
dustrial region, manufacturing goods of every de
scription, and is located almost exactly at the
point which has been determined as the center of
industry and distribution of the United States.
Hence the average freight cost charged against
the goods wljich the Indianapolis wholesalers sell
is probably lower than for any other distributing
point in the country.
If you make Indianapolis your market, you add
to these advantages the fact that the wholesalers
of this city carry stocks as complete, as varied, as
up-to-date and as economically priced as you can
find anywhere stocks, too, that are specially
selected to meet the needs of your trade.
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Published Under Auspices Wholesale Trade Division
dian&yolis Ommber of Comm.
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Her Mother's Faithm Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetabb
Compound led Her to Try it
Kenosha, Wisconsin. "I cannot
eay enough in praise of Lydia E. Fink-
ham 3 epetabie
Compound. My
mother had preat
faith in it as ehe
had taken so much
of it and when I
had trouble after
my baby was born
F.hegave it to me.
It helped me so
mtich more than
anything else had
done that I advi?e
all women with
female trouble to give it a fair trial
and I am eure they w ill feel as I do
about it. Mrs. Fred. P. Hansen, W2
Symrnonda St., Kenosha, Wisconsin.
A medicins that has been in us
nearly fifty years and that receives
the praise and commendation of
mothers and grandmothers is worth
your consideration.
If you are suffering from troubles
that sometimes follow child-birth
bear in mind that Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound is a wo
man's medicine. It is especially
adapted to correct such troubles.
The letters we publish ought to
convince you; ask eome of your
women friends or neighbors they
know its worth. You will, too, if you
give it a fair trial.
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Overcoats Likewise
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Suits as Low as
others as high as
Overcoats as Low as
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