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Springfield Leader and Press from Springfield, Missouri • Page 8

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I 1 i EIGHT FARMER IS KILLED WHEN HIT BY CAR NEAR NORTHYIEW Tom Garner Killed When Struck by Machine Driven by Merle Lurvey. Whil repairing tire on ula ear on th lUU highway near North View. Mo early last Tuesday evening. Torn Oarner, about 70 years Old, farmer, residing near Lebanon, eraa killed when struck by a rrd eoupe driven by Merle Lurvey. In in party with Ur.

Oarner was hie wife and Mr. and Mrs Ed Slater and two children and Mr, Krapaugh, all of Lebanon. Mr. Oarner and Mr. Slater were repairing a rear tire and had parked at the aide of the high war.

The tire had been repaired and waa being put back on when Lurvey'e car truck oarner. In the coupe driven by young Lur ey wae hie father. E. Lurvey, and 3 yeer oM child. The light on the eoupe were dim and the parked car on which the tire wae being repair ni Had no llehta on at the time.

"LoTAL DEI.EOATES delegates to the meet the nt Louis asencr of the PITTSBURGH DEFEATS CHICAGO. SCORE 2 TO 1 PTTT8BTJROH. 8cpt. Pituburgh pulled further ahead In the pennant net by defeatelng Chl raglo, 3 to 1. in the first game of to day double header.

Bullet Joe Bueh won his own game by driving In two rune with a double la the second ln "'jonea and nush were the hurlers sent in by Chicago and Pituburgh for the first game of a double header The first Inning waa scoreleas.Val though the Cuba got man as iat Chicago scored one and Pittsburgh two in the aecond. Three walks filled the secke for th Cubs. Orlmm scored on a play at first The Pirate scored two on a single, a walk and a double. The Cubs crowded the sack again ta the third, but failed to score. The ynret Jlkawls went runleea In this session.

The fourth Inning waa runleea. The Cube collected two but Bush tightened up In lh pinch. In the fifth neither team scored. The Pirate nlrketf Jones for two hlte. hut fanned Cuyler for the third out.

Each team chalked up a hit In the lxth. which also was scoreless. The Cub staved off possible Pirate runs tn the fourth and elxth with faat double plays. In the seventh, the Cubs could do no better then a single, while the Pl Tatea went out In order. Th Cubs went down.

In a rotw in the eighth. Pituburgh lammed the aecke after Oeborn replaced Jones. A double, a bunt and a walk gave the Pirate their chance, but Oeborn tanned Cranio for th final out. Chicago failed to tally In the ninth. Th score: R.

Chicago 1 0 Pituburgh 7 1 HEWITT WINK RACE. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. (A Fobart p. Hewitt, of Philadelphia, today won the final free for all ran for low powered plane for the trophy of the Aero club of Pennsylvania, th first event on today'a program of ajr. race.

Ma led all th way. Douglaa Davla. Atlutu. Oa fly in a Wae plane, won tn Teetal contest for precieton landing. Davla landed within five feet of a designated mark.

Ben Faulkner. Phil adeiohie. aa seven loet from th mark. JOHNaTOX WIS. PRTLADELPHIA.

Serpt. (A P.l A merle triumphed over France to fev in the first matcb of the ehal lecge round for the Davla cup. wood's championship tennis trophy, vhan William (UtUe BUI I John strm vanquished Ben La Coat, 0. g4 4 0 Johnston won decisively but only afte turning bck a gallant challenge be Locosta wblch started tn French tea on an uphill fight the second aet and enabled him to win th third A crowd of OOO gave the veteran a tremendous ovation aa it left the ecrurta. i fJPXf Tt NTT MAX rrtMINO.

pejus. rVpt (A P) Paul rmm. noted French tennis player, announced today that would turn nrrtfeanonal and accompany Buaenne 1 1 her aUDericsLB DELEGATES ON WAY TO GENEVA FROM GERMANY er of veto, and It seeme the only way to satisfy thst country would be I to amend the covenant so that even ir the majority rule existed, the United States would enjoy the right of an errective veto. Millions of citizens of the United States have "sympathetic hearts and minds which approve of the great work the league of nations Is carrying, on," Sir Oeorge, of Canada, de clared In en address before the league aaeempiy tooay. sir oeorge said the league's first th.

i.mjii. muLfc. the bebT gfMt dlapp9fnerrt wae thrown agalnet the win.dableld, Inflicting minor injuries. Mr. Oarner wae warned of "the ap proaching car by Slater a aecond be (Contlued from page One.) conference which la dltcueslng the problem of American adherence to the court haa encountered a deadlock on an American reaervatlon which meane that the council of the league nay nor ask the court for advleory oplnlone on questions in which the United Btatee li Intereated without obtaining the coneent of the United Btatee.

difficulty In the committee eeema to be whether the coun 1 ell, in asking for advleory oplnlone, must vote by majority or by The United States desires the pow. privation of the active cooperation of the United States. Many skeptics had thought the absence of the United Stairs spelled the end of the tore being track, but had no time to move and was crushed between the Despite thst," he remarked, "we The murine ear waa shoved I nave conunuea, ana nave meoe our Into the ditch, striking Biater ana knocking htm down. Dr H. rocht of Btrefford was viV.t' iili decked the aged man had been dead about 30 milium vhra.

he arrtn" rl eight o'clock. A crowd gathered at the scene of the accident, among them being A. Haymea. justice of peace, whoj mra In a lury, and Prose i cutlng Attorney Mills took down the evidence. way forward, step oy step.

We have done that without opposition from ine unite oiatee. LONDOW. fJept. A Reu the Mtnatat ermnJr, saya that tolicsing. the withdrawal of Spain from active participation In the league of nations, ths Spanish member of the miked commission foa the exchange or Greeks In Turkev The jury founa mar, ine ana i urae in ureece reeignea ma poet accident waa due to negligence on he nart of the deceased and also Merle Lurvey.

but that there waa no criminal negligence on the part of Merle Lurvey. The body of Mr. Oarner was taken to Marshfleld and later removed to Lebanon. on Instructions from bis government The mixed commission waa formed under the provisions of the Lausanne treaty. Hpaln May Participate.

ROME. Sept .8 (A P.l Italy ex pecte Spain In the near future to resume active participation In the league of nations, accepting a semipermanent seat on the league council. In mgrig this assertion to The Associated F7es today, an official Enmtable Life Assurance Society oft spokesman aald the Fascist eovern. Kew Tork at the West Baden Sprlngslment Intended to do everything In hotel. West Baden.

September 4 its power to persuade Spain to take to 6. returned yeeteraay. rniinwine' nersons from the Springfield unit of the St. Louis agency attended the meeting: Mr. end Mrs.

W. R. Tracy, of Buffalo; Mr. and Mr. Ernest Oalllvan.

of Bolivar; Mr. and Mra. F. W. Carden.

Mr. end Mrs. B. C. Coffelt; Mr.

and Mrs. such a course. There were signs already, he said that Spain was tending toward reconsideration of her refusal of a atmj permanent seat. Italv was ure Irg such action, first because she desired to have Spain, aa her best friend. In the league: and second bt Guy A.

Cowden. Mr. and Mrs." A. cause ahe believed It be Kelma. V.

H. Sechler. Miss rem oecn opaina oest interest to return, tc ler. A. V.

Heffernan, all or opring field: R. J. Freeman, of Mansfield; 'PITV OFPinil ARC ey Dugan. of Marehfleld; R. L.

Con I UTr lUALb AHt ner.Ubanon: and Frank flchneld j. JARRED BY MASKED MEN Frank Davla and Dr. John Steven York City, two vice prn 8T 8ept. (A iVo jth. Kultaible Life Ar rclUnan.

and STyrTli vtji member of the meeting: at West Baden. uanRIAGK MfEX8E. i T. Harrteaof Fair Grove p. Baxter of Spnngiieia to IJXSra to pollc have been kidnaped and tarred by masked men who kidnaped them last night.

Sawyer la said to have colli a In ij disfavor recently by his activity aa a ine cny council In curtailing the city budget hy decreaalng the personnel of the fire and sanitary department. KEEIl riKl.MN.. hkjh. Farmers of Barton county are realizing big retuma on red top and red top seed, according to Eugene Jones, of 012 West Walnut street, whose, Charlie, of Mil ford, recently sola load of the red too for 773 to Roy W. Woodward nf Oolden Ctty.

Several other farmers of Barton county also have received big returns fro their red top anrj iy, WU BaiO. Bl II.IUNd PKRMITS ISSU ED, izoro Collier for the frame atore building at 190S West High street et a cost of S00 W. N. Vlera for the erection of a concrete block and frame residence linlS0' Mdlson a cost of $3,000. J.

E. Jameson tor the erection of a brick and tile residence at loss South Florence at a cost of 3,000 I Land bales jj of neiiiember Reporll dally from til. files nf the Oreene founly Title company the Ahetractera 4la I a "Arwll n't wlf Mrvln A. frm kr nnd wif, rift half n( 7, fj.rprnltr lcht. 17ft ft.

IV, VinArdila nnrj mfm fn rrockr an1 wlf, wt half of lot 7 760. Tnnw JB T.nntl Roy I Wot! wurtl. lot 31, Wlr' r)HHnn, fl lift H. M. A)pltnpj unrl if tn John HM mMi.

trm fiw. corner nws ia i Gfrfn ttnd wifo Jnpr, firrlr M. Jonota et at in Snmh If otl. tots JA. 1.

it )(. uUiI( i wl i'tifvn. 0H.r P. Kletnin In' Korrl fl wife, lota 17. 1.

II ani nn part Im blrk 1, Haa. tint ttrrhanl aw.f1lttnrt. 11000. m. K.

Moaddtr If Truat. trt Dt ayn Prdprlrlc. K. blyk II Palrbantta artel It ton. William Htm.

to Kmmi V. WtMiama and huabanri. lm elork ft. I'nioo Hatat In A. TV HiUl an4 at nw.

r.rnr Elm atrt 1e. I atd W. Tlahar ai wifg. hy a. Tru lP.

tr Mat ky, lot 2a. Inwtxwl I'ark arlellflnn 10" HnTin an.) vtf to fcnllan in wir. r. N.H SUV a4 A. V4 NK 14.

I and u. Ii an Z. T. Bra.lUy Prank (Jlfnn and aat ft f.vf rrt iM 0l It, blwk t. Urn HIM.

fl Oo. Jn at te Marrttt Davla mnr wlf. BrtJ rt.t hail lot Kprnrlan It 4ai. I 111 ft lh A Kayioa to 0 Cmmr lata a net 4. Hrlf.n a ailtlon.

tl Parl II. CUrV and hu that 14 Mar I. ('Lark. lw trrt fa at gUfJaa JfX a i avanu. i Wart Clark to Foart if.

Clark taJ htiaband. aana. IJ Jtnm Lawaa) art rtuabaajel tn A MsvywT met wife. fMrt n1m 4 an4 a) ft. Catn Kim artt mA4tin irv 1.

J. afftbttann arlfa ta Pat tarta mA wlfa 1MB 19 har. aon a arSdl'Inn 1 0 Allan Patiaraevn anri wlfg ta JakHjaon and 'f, i'h I arraa rt 1 at acraa PB 11. ani II TrVHltam Klrra al All Till maa. 14 NE'V and all IM 1, NW u.

William slohntvM Ttn ar a RVftitf 'w ifka nf ti A I a4 ft fH lH lit. Plrat aildtuoa ta Ar Arra. 1 Kllllan. A. Iiakta attd arf ta A.

TV M)ir 1 1ft. Pirat aalditujai la Ar a 9 1 Kaa Pair at I ftrark fa Ut M. afaata Plrar addltioaL loans flaiDaid to ri aiao were 'In flemand at THE SPRINGFIELD. LEADER, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1926. LATEST: MARKET REPORTS ''i a.

Livestock Cotton UPWARD MOVEMENT IN STOCKS PRICES RESUMED TODAY Railway' Shares Again Oc cupy First Place in the Advance. NEW TtRK. Spt, (tty th Aim cliJ l'rM.) Stock prk rtumJ thlr upward movtmirtt todar mttr akrl tMMod Of baUia.lion. th 4 pr cnl radiKouat rai by th Boat on Fdrml IUj bnk and ti. taia upptr of fund avaiiaoia tot cau inch waa hakra ytwa.y vy runron "ra.y or riinror.

a rurinar ttciMning 01 money ria. a furin.r I ah Ka tutilVMJ Uel raatut in Ua up du 'fhm closlns woa Irr.suUr. 1'rtco mov.mnts woro aesln tn th. final when fr.ah Mlllng higher flguraa. Tha renewal rata on call loans was.

maintained, at. per cant. Prlra on Ida Krw Tork fitork Ex furnlahd by Fl, Chrlato phrr fjrali nd atAck brakara. tZi IanJrs buiidint. phona tzi, J.NOL'STRlALfl.

1 STOCK. AltiaI Cham A tyv Amartran (ftn A mar (ran Hmaltr Amartran HuffaVr A Rfg Amorkan Tel, A Tel American Tobacco Radio Montsjomrry Wari Klrt rlv Bot upont Rnat Panmua Playfra tntrnnttnnKl Hf Vfar Ir.trnatlonMl Paper a or but flhddan Co Continental fan EQl'IPVENTS. A merlt an Tr A Kdy A mar1 an l.oomoltv. Ha1dMri Onaral K)alrkT PuMnian f'o Htewart Warnar STKEt.S. RMh.rham Vurlblt tii? htatea St Republic Iron A fttpl 8.

8(fl Cnat, Iron Pi pa. oir.a ra.llffrril Petrolaum Indepvtitiient Oil and Oaa Ptn.Atti'rlrjn Potrolcum Phllllpa Patroleum Pur Oil Tpvaa t'o flinrlair Standard Oil of rallf. CHI nf N. Whito Kafla Oil ETAT.S. Anai onda roppar 1 nipfr Innpirat Ion Intarnaf lonal Sirk MOTtiRS 'hryal ijpmral Motora Overland r'arkarU RL'IIRKRH.

ir Jrtrh Kally SprtncflrM I'. K. Rubber RAH. 9 Topka A Aaida Ka. Rock la I a ml Mil A Ht.

P. com hi Mil. A St tU 'hrafo AN Orrnt Snrtbm Uy. pfd K. Hou'hrn 1 A New' Yrk A Wahaal.

Mlaarturl parlfir rim afotirf Pnf'fifl pfd I'nlon Pacific floutharu Paclflr toula Pan Pranci esn rente VrRK eaebSnsee eaay. Oreat RrltalB, I4vP I Ctoee. HH 31S' IS IUS 1074 1 I i'; i i wUftaflons eeraaad. I rab 'l MONEY! DEURT C0LLZ0E Department Martin Piano Building PHONE 6120 MONEY 7V I 2 and per cent money so on business property on and vlrinlty of puMie square re buildings financed on Installment beale Borrower dealfnares his insurance and any responsible abstracter. Massachusetts Inrestment Company VII Ijrirlera Ivdr ITe no Grain Stocks and Bonds 'Produce Commodities Live Stock LOCAL IJTBIITOCK.

With mvdtum offr(r. th ho mar kat at th 4iprlnrfii4 atockrM opnxl airtlv this morning. b(n about 10 rtnli hihr than ytrday. Th, tup on vI and lamb war quoted at 1I ach. Buyr aUtD lorai ilOTKyaro xony auotfrt thv followtnc ortrr on ZSO and up, 0, Sno to J4 112 tAO 12.34; to JftO II) 2113.

Ur lb and down. Ill It and down; stork pi. $11 (00 packing wwi, 9lfl, at 4 0 EAUT T. LOUIS. tWpt (V.

fDrtmnt of Arkultur lj HOO ittntion of RcIpt H.lft; artlv: vnrally aadr to guv n'aitpr. mp, in num iv id ltt pound. 11110 4 to 330 pound m.ftOflM.U; 140 to Jo pound, apeculallv. i onftd.no.. ckln (O 4UO pounqi, tie) Has lowi, moally I10 50V CAm.KKKlvf 1.100; calves l.l": nll stMuir: TS Kit.

aseie. vame lhaH at th. kleh.r Nur. Si Ohio w.ln jm.d lo t.rii 1st. In oik stilts II rnn Uijn prik for rrlvlos: fndl Sht yaarllnca flr.rt.

i tow rutt.r II lit tl A OA m.tlluni hull. ib 71. good and choice Mack Track, gao.ial profit tak' HH EEP RiHelpts t.DIO: at.adr to )llr ins tmon th. motor ariaraa. V.

a. ihleh.r on lambs; top. lit i to out. itt.el alao aaed off. tfflvaial rail, and'aldra; 114 09 to bis pack.ra.

bulk fat apo. how.v.r, continued to work i lamha. Ill flit with light aort: oth.r nighar; Warner llctur.i A Itaidaaaea unchanged; cttll lambs, fl.Stlr.tt gam to 1 points and Commercial Bol jea, 4. vanla 11 mov.d uo In re.Doliao to "lb. 1 1 rocani Incr.aaa in dti Menda.

CHIfAfJO, ll.pt! (V 8 lMpart Tul.l al aalea approalmaled J.l.f0,0 of Agriculture. HOqd Inceipta generally ateady with Wednea j. jclfwla Seet vw.lri.Ii paftX for Jsbarca. NEW VORK. Sept.

I (A p.l Block round weight, bulk good and rineV tren.1 at opening of loday'e n.arket Realising and ahort eelllng butchers, asking price, smooth followed up, yeeterday'a lata break war. packing aowe In god 'demand; strong offaet by renewed buying of eeatoned to T6c higher, bulk desirable aoo to Ibo rndustrlala, but Initial changea with few pounda. 110 101121. few light weight ciceptlone were limited to' frkctlona. higher; few heavies below Radio advanced a point but Jordan weight alaugnter plge.

Unmn In tM In In rfl i tlon of the omleelon of dlvlilenni After an early period 'he market headed upward Of rd the compa)''a stock, which Bhot five uointa to a new hiett record. Rati altar. a continued feel the prea euren of profit taking, although Kanaas lly Hotlthern. roe.lng 60 to a new top wna an out.tandlng eicep lion ror.lgn exchangea drifted lower, demand aterllug falling below ti l. Kroquent ahlfu of tendency occurred the morning, with Mock Truck and Moon Motora showing con.plcuoua leavtneea.

Prlcea. however, ultimately advanced In a brlak fa.hlon all around, following the distribution of large buying ordere In Cheeepeake A Ohio, which moved up 4H pointa to dupllrat. ing Its previous record figure. Nickel Plate AtchLnrt and New. York antral CATTLE Rerelpte'lJ 000; all fat M.ar.

11 tn 1 i up again, wlih.eraglng 1.500 til. It: bulk fed numner niovin anr stock draga eieera. 11,1111. thr stock dreg?) ii Kiomineni inoueiriaie. enarea, I weak to unvenrly er.

eCeptng light however, loet ground. In re.uon.e to fen heifer. 7. Itie late.l report, of Incraeelng cruVte steady hulk to ajal ke're. IllJSBIITt producllt.n optlmlatlr forecai, of fall "beet tQ ahlppere up to I14.tfl and above! trade created a batter demand for lock.

re and leeders actlv. to atronr merallandlelng. food and tobacco leauee, SH KEP Receipts 1J 00 active fat while Redlo waa carried to a new high lamha Jlo higher; no Weat.rna level for the year In anticipation of hik native rarser aalea and eamlnga In the final I higher; eaily aalee, 110 Die 1" 0' ehcep nuacter of the year. Kitenelon thelateady: bulk fat ewea. 14 0167 00 f.c.l Warner itrothera.

new motion elcturelne lamba alrnna: a.rit, lu n.A proeeSe ot ntber cttlea' wae the algnal 1 14.14. fir another buying demnOHl rat Ion on I KANSAS CITY. Kapt. (tT. ft.

Da partmant of Agriciilmra I Receipt, f)00, catvf, l.ftOO; grain fed ataera, afarve. wrong to ftc hither, lop miif.I arhnft 110 lo niMllum ailit ata re. 1 10 26; nothtna; atrlctly rhoi e. offered, beltef fade howinjc advance on train fadar" win, terad Kanaana avenuttntf I. lit Mtiirt.

I. aevaral atralaht arattra a I. common Kind down to .7 'and miow; tytui aiork and bulla, ataady; vaalara and 'alree. ftOc hla hr, top aiornera jirm HOIS Receipt a. i.ftflO; mottly itnad? to jc oirnar inan weonefday'a aver.

ai top. J13 HO on JI0 pounda; bulk ol tjti.wat, fi.rji3,76,. dalrabi noQZ'jb f9.ftQO10.7ft; Hot. oils ati ivc nignar. iiioit ftO.

HHEKP Rereipta. Il.tttO) kilting rlaaaiea nioitlv Iftc hiahar: ton weeteart. 1 1 4 I wiiiv pum rou ahlpments i ina price; 01 era. bail avuraav aa.i lop avaa. mm.

im. Metals LONDON Sept. opot. 22 Ire 7.1 NO Spot. 24 pounda, 7e.

4d. 1 NEW TORK. Sent I epot II fo 7S Z1NO Ulead) East ,04 future. 17 1087.12. II I 1 j' MS 21 6JS I 4TS 0 us IIS 75S 37S i 27 ioor to KANSAS CITT.

Sept. a ra. partment of Closlnc live alock qijotatlooe: CATTLE Top mixed yearling. 110. If.

No change on hogs or sheep. frame, demand. 11:1 cables, 67. Italy, demand, 117. 1 It.

Iiemand H.lgluiin 7 (lermanr. 2JI1H fwllierlaiid. II il Vt. Oreece. Ill Poland.

11.60 I'lecho luvakla. Ml Slavla. I 744. Montreal. 101.

US VEW YORK, "apt. I i A P. Call money firm, all tonne toeing bid, lime loan firm, ml'ied rollataral, tlaya, 4 4 four ali on ha, 4 (A LEAD Id; futurea. SI pounda; futurea 24 (API LEAD St. Louis ivt Local Markets Prodac.

Haavjr hna. joc, light taana. lie; brotlar ovar 1H 33c; brnllara under 1l Iba, Sir; Ignorn fir; rock. 9c: So. 1 furkaya, No.

3 turkaya. 1J old torn. 1 To; ducka, I to i gulhaaa, gaoaa, tc; agga, butterfat, Mill rrodnrta, Whaat, 11.17 bard whaat flour, tl aoft whaat flour 94 rB rnul, at; aborts, 11 10; mill run. Il 4i; bran, ai jo; mixaa ceo pa, aft; llH ryaliow tbup. tl Hi.

n.7 APDlaa. ll.OOei 6 bu bananaa IU I 1 in lamona tw iOiJi tH, hoi; 1MI rangta, tl103i; Hi $19 par IiuMrad, wsitrnialon. lc to I 'Ac llluela a.a, atl T. I 11 1 Whlla tat oniotia. ic Rod Uloba aniona.

id auiiriowar, flat) rraia, rarrota, $1 Ti par ntw potatoaa. per 19 Iba rabbag. t3 41 ij I Ultwco 71 par ilozn. ralarr. Jlaw and Grata.

I TIIow ro a. bu wtitia of mlxad a.i.4 orn; 7 bu. oatn. itV bu pralria tiw rtw, ttuT; oo. 10 4 100 KB YORK, Kept (API Otlea ServUs rloelne en New York New, 444..

preferred US; benite. Tl. D. 111. Money WHEAT TAKES TURN UPWARD BY REASON OF HEAVY BUYING Sentiment Bearish, However Cose Shows.

Gain on and Corn. CHICAOCI. Sapt. (A Tthaat vaiuea took a ahsry turn upgrade nay When liberal euylng credited to ahert covering for an eastern house aet In and quickly absorbed the surplus offering. In the pit.

Sentiment aa a whole Vita b.i'rl.h and there waa little pre. aure until ftMurea advanced to abuve the offera, which proved a factor In checking li upturn. nneet firm at a net or Hr to ISc. corn gained tclo Sc. oate weere up to tc to and Tt rft lin.

h.ng..l tllc 'CHICAOO. Hepl. ft fHy the A.iorl at4 PrM Wh'nl today took an early wine rrad due more or lepa "to a.n unexparted upturn In the Liverpool mar ket, Hayins, horver4 iuou ian ti oyrse and a reacrron a In. Aftar tarttnf lo hlgheT. with Hepteni ber delivery a how in a itie inoat arench, wheat vaiuea here quickly broke to be low yetierday'a finlah.

oata ami proviainna ware firm at the atart. cnrrn opanlnr Hc um on reporta of cool weaH vrn'rififinf Jh "belt and" unfavrtrab) rondlttnns i)wn itra Cnarae ra)ti later euaej o(f in aympathy with wh.A Activity the Wht pw Itxlay wua far ifreat than for aom time and buy ing on a la'ar Ja, fiouaea with eaalirn Conner. fona ware the moat a Ereaatve on the purr'haalna; aide, and wild, offering quickly rborbd. the market naaumed a firmer undertone. Sellera of prl.Uaa in wheat were forced at Union to.

protect themeelvea on Oie bulya. Export demand waa aald to haV pltked up over night, ona report "ftling forth that more the ft hiahela nf wheat wrre mAi over night, Minltoba an.l domewttc. wfille auinf mall li' of rye a inn werer worked. Corn vaiuea hardened aa the day pro greyiaod on rgporia of continued unfavorable weather prevailing; ovflr the greater portion of the rorn belt which mar hamper Ilia maturity of corn A large area In the ram belt waa aald to hate Buffered from flood and hlajh wtnda. and warm, dry weather for the neit AO days il ca entlal to help tn crop.

IHICAOO. Sept. ur price today; WHKAT; (A P. I Range Open lllah Low Ploae Sept. 1 ami 13, 1120 1 St St r.c i us i.j8 i i 3tH May 1.311.

MO.4 1 1JJ CORN: 'Ot. I. TH .771 Iec. .631 .131, .14 il.v 1'4 1 OATS: X. Sept.

ll it. .161 .41 .411 .40, .411 May .1.51 .11 RTE: Tept. Pec. .611 V7H 111 May 1.0J1 .1.041 1.01 .10414 LAUD; "cut. 14 JSv H.T0 14.4T 14.1! IKL .13 1116 11.11 11.11 ST.

tlUIS. Sept, I (A P1 CASH WHEAT No. 1 eWd. 11.241; No. bard.

I1.37B1.30 CfRN. Ni. SI lei are. yellow. llOllei He.

yellow, 11013c: No. 4 white. OATS No. 4 white. Itfjime.

CLOSE WHEAT Sept 1110. bee. eld. 11.311 sekad: red, 11121 aahed: t'ec red. I1.21 aaked Mac, red.

II 42 hid CORN 121c! US' bid. CHICAOO Sept I 1 A WHEAT No. 3 red. II3S11TlJ1i "No. 2 hard.

11.331. i. JtRN Nc 2 mlaed. 101c; No. ejlote.

II t. 9 II 4c "AT No 3 white, 31 311c; No. I white HK Ne. t. We.

II A KI lTr. TIMoTIIT SfiEt' IHI.TI. CLOVER SEKD 121 eil 6. LARD 111 41. I RIBa 111.

to. KANSAa CITY. 8lt IA WHBAT Jpt 77 cara; iinrhariirafl io if io i 4o nig her; jv. narg ntM, tl tf 3 No. 2 dark hard, ll.o'Si No.

hard. ll.KWOl No. 2 bur. rri5m)f I 3 rxl, ti.mn a r. it.

1491.2m Cl.OBK WHKAT Spt Ur $1 fay. fl 231. Wise Investors Undersund that this Is ths day of specialists. They do not call a horse doctor for a sick child dot a blacksmith Tor legal advice. Neither do they consult Tom.

t)lck and Harry about Investments. They go to folks who are specialists. No firm can knoe all lines. THAT'S OUR BUBINES3. If you wish to buy or sell high class securities, consult us.

We have for sate high class bonds snd first mortgage on approved real estate. We Issue Investors Certificates Ouarahteed In convenient amounts at rateen 3 months to five years. These are backed up by all the assets of this corporation and dollar for dollar by first mortgagee on Improved 8prlngfleld real estate. Bankers Loan Investment Co. Eaat Mi Daniel HI reft FARM and GITY LOANS On the Amortized Plan They are the boat loans possible.

15 Also Straight Ixians. Interest. No Corumisslon. This is better than 6 Inlerpat and 1. Commission.

It ua show you. KrKCIAl, RATKH OX IllKlXI'SS PROPERT, Farm Loan Title Company l'o2a tMiirn Bulging 8prln(ff Irl.J, Mo. imj.m OWN YOUR FARM? We Iut lone good Farina that we can aell below their real value. Some adapted to dairy purpoaes, iosk for irrain. It yon want to buy a farm, get in touch with ua.

We ean aavi you money. STATE SAVINGS TRUST CO. Phone 3367 and 23SS On the Square Spring fleld, Mo. i white. imIOtic; No.

i while. TI9 TtVao; No. I yellow, H93Hoi No. I rallow, lOOSlc; No. inK.d, TH No.

I mlsed. t.XOsK lc, llo. May, IT He. oats Cnehang.d to hlshtr; No. I white, No.

white, S90IOC. MAl.Bl.:fv,;i. KAKF1R ll.8StfI.JV. bari.kt ak4e. RTB llUSlir HAY Steady to aaty; iT: LOUIS, Sept.

I. HAr Un nonaip or trade. By Lcaatel Wire of It. C. tarlatopber at Company.

HI Leader Bldg. Pbona SiT. High' rablaa arava a strong ana ntgnvr opening thia monilng anu rtfter an of waakni ea, on fa ports' of Improved weather condition in Canada, tli market urned atrong and niadsi a god gain the day. Kxport buainaaa over night as fafr and there waa a aomcwhat better in 'luiry, today. parllrularly for American wheat and with offering vea.ry mefr Improved weather condltlona In C'ana da will (tnubtlcaa reault tn an locrevl movement In the near future.

but It tL.is not ahown up aa yet, and in the meantime wtth treinely light reoelpta In the aoutlfwaat thera ae sma to be very Utile preaaurt on tho tnarkft. Katimnted Argentine tchlpmen'Je for the week weja fjfib.ooo buxheia agatnat (ant weeks' ehlpmefit of abut TtlO KHl and laat yiir million. HromhaH" eatt inatea that Ilia exportablft aurplua at ihla tlmi" In alt puetilun In Argrntine tn anrnethtnc ovar 31.lf0fl.0ft0 buahela MBlCh wuUld permit or eiporia of wl.mi ft million hufhela per wai Uhfir 'IIWW new crop la available, thie being in th nature ffurther a onflrmatmn that in eptta If ahor cropt abruad thera im torn runner uuoatlon. aa lo whether wurld 1 nuppllen are not aufflclent 111 every ay to fill consumptive needa. Tomorrow Yfil.hav.

government feporia from out department of agrlcuil ur and aleo offlc lal, ianadlrm government. Ke' ent prlvata advUea would aecm indica'e somewhat larger eatlmiita of hutr. Amrrk.ii and leld, as compared Ui the last official report, hut 1 (htifte pot ill. JrAae! anadx vfl be a large ar aoinn i retit pri.aie 'to 1 Coin Corn market contlnuea atrong. oh unfatvurahlf wf ather' oitdn na.

wn many rcporra or flnmaga rix.111 i iwa and ll.lnoi. t'anh demamf la porhafpa allghtly Improved. Continutd wet weaih er wil.1 niakn Iota grren und lata crn which would be eataily aubjact lo any prematurely early fruat still prefer the buying aid on hreake. uai and ry oat followt the trna of ioin wheal. t'lay and rye tuuk Produce, tone CHll'AriO, Sept.

.1 A TV POl TRT AH flrmr fowls. 251c luraeya. 31c; rooet ere. lit; 22c; geeee. 1 7c CHICAOO.

Sept TOKS Strong; 11 API WleconelrT eacked bulk round H'tilte 13 100136, etna sacked aandlahd 2 6. POT A Mlpne 11' 76 v. iv VlTIIIC B.nt. a tA.et diit TLH Mrm: ri ati: Kll(l Firm, Jil. I PAOIKIC CitST WHITES Karrae ditto firala to 41 tlltfStJJrm.

111.103 I ST. r1l lS. SepW I (A I EOOS HI TTKR Creamery He higher, 13c. PlllI.TRT lo lowar. Jlc: otheta, uochanged.

KANSAS CITY, Sept. S.IA Pl POCLTRV Heavy hena lo higher, 24c: rooeter 1c higher. I7e. Potatoes firmer i tiiahV. J.II par cwt 'tjed river Ohloe, 3.T.

rHICAOO. Sept. (A BLTTKH higher; receipts. S.443 taban creamery aalrma 42c: ataadarda. 404le: extra flrata.

40.te474lr; (Irete. I7 Itlea aee 23q.tt,c MAC SEZ" letm: Meet Mao EOOS caaaa. racelpta rmcAoo. spt. ia boos Rafrlaaratnr flrala.

November. lic: Hkfrlgeraior atandarda, Jle. rrean eatraa, n.pt., ti frealt atandarda. Hept 40Hi storage atandards, Dec, 4uc. NEW Bapt.

A POULTRY Allva, unquoted; dr.a.ed poultry Irregular: fowla, fraan. '11 0 3ac; turkeys, froaen, tftOelO' Cotton NEW VORK. 8apts. fA Cot tnn futurea opened Oelober, IT.Tftc;' December. 17.i7c;.

January. IT.SIc; March, it Uci May. 14. Sec. NEW O.RI.BAXH.

dept. I (A Cdtlon'' futurea ntenat atearly; mbar, IT.7tr; Ilecambar, tTllr; January, 17. Ii March, II fir; Mar. II KEW VORK, Hept. eulet.

middling, la 60c. TON Futures cloaad barely st.ady Inrt decline of Jl to 21 (A pot NEW VORfC. Kept. A COT TCN rlKED tillfloeed aleatlyi prima emnmer allow, 11.00c;' prime crude nnmlual; 10.66c;. reb S.67c; Mart h.

10.61c;.' April. in'6c: 15.70o; Oct. ltTc; 10.70c; lc, 10 file. Sales. 1,100.

NEW TORK. F.pl (A I roT January March Mar OtTlober Uacernber High lw .17 .11 10 71 .17 II 17.71 1T.IS 11. nt IT 14 17. SELECTIONS COMPLETE of School Stationery, Books, School Scfiolars aged 6 and up will find here everything required for class. room and home work, at prices that are "easy on the pocket, "The Old Reliable" BRO WNIE BOOK STORE Burt P.

Smith, Proprietor 305 SOUTH AVZIT0E We are glad Spring field waited for us and we areTucky to GET HERE FIR8T. The car owners here and around have long deserved better and more convenient service in "buying motor car requisites because Springfield graduated long ago from the "hick town mail order habit of buying." Our prices are JUST AS LOW. You can see and handje thetings you want right home in our store. Al! merchandise is on'ppen display for your convenience come in and look around. If you don't, buy, (jet acquainted with our stock.

.48 HHr 110c and II.7.T i .1.2 83c .83.71 8lr 8r 70c I He A Spark Hluit Rpi lliillon Jacks 1 ll'. Oil rloap lb. firraec li R.illnrui Polarlnn OH Duco I.ualre?, pine Wlnilmv Anlo "nallb fills I'm Dust flolli pok" Brush Lumcatf" CarrHrr 1'uuip Hneji l'iiniploe .1 Aulomnllr Windshield C'lranera Re ar View MlrPora Bark Cuahlons Side Awning as low aa, pair. Handy rloat Pads Valve ores or 4'apa, box Metal Polish, pint Plirra Radiator Holder Slop Leak Ony Gear Shift Ball" Onyx Ball Radiator Caps Klmonlui for Duro Hun Gofrjrleei Steerlns; Wheel Grip .1 .92 r8 JMHf 2i 81er .91.88 .98 75 7JV .91 2 1 ai nil Face to Face WHAT, YOU GET FROM US IS GOOD NEW STORE Our Low Money Saying NEW STOCK Prices Prevail Every Day in the Year. Not Necessary to Wait for Sale or Bargain Prices Accessories apd Necessities For All Cars MidRpt Molo Melcr VnJversHl Jtoto Mfti Stamlanl Mcr Hot bhot llattritn Tube Pali Instrum.tlit Ilonrrl I pa Klaxon Horna Northrait Homa Balloon Tlrv tijuige and Necessities For Fords Mltllft lolo Mrtrf .43.08 Milwaukiy Timer 91.60 Klaxon Horn 9.1.4)0 Kord Hea'lllnlit na, pair 4.V Ford Auxiliary Oil Ktatrm 78c Iraah Ijunps 'omplrlp Hublx Mala Jaiks BOc Tire Pump i 80vH? Tubn 91.80 Coil PulntN, pair.

I In 'Shimmy Stopper, pair I Irak I.luliiK Met 43c Curtain Windows, art 011c Arrvlrratora etnc Pexlal Peula, 88e Timers Horn Buttons 8Hc Car Knalnel, pint 80c Chaaala Knamrl, pint 88c "TViiMh hlrld Veaathcr Stripe 4ierT 8 ln Manifold Uaekrtei 1.V Ilrakn Shoee 8 Vt inch Blowout PnlrheiV, 23c 17 lnrh O. 8. Stiwlnjir, Wheels 91.7.1 yck Steering Whccla 8.1.00 Spare) Rims 91.8.1 oupe Scat Covers, set Touring Car Top Recover 9 1.7,1 Rear Curtalna ...91.08 Tall I 4 Hub Ca I tar Mercury Wings 40c Ijunp Plnga 0c Headlamp Doors 4.1c Springfield Supply Tire Co. JOHN 8. McGAULY, Proprietor'.

EVERYTflINO T02 THE AUTOMOBILE, FOR LESS 300 302 W. Olive Street Acrou from Bob SUton'i Service Station One Block Off Public Square Plent of Parking; Space Open Saturday Nights at IT.I74J7I 11.01 1114 1711 CJ 17.1UD NETV ORTiEANH. I fA P)' Cntton futurea rloaed aleady at net ds cllna of 1 TW 20 pnlnla. High JjOW rtoae Tan. 17 IT II 17 07l Maertl.

IT.M IT4dl 14 1100 II hll iOct. 1761 17lSI n.c il J7.ie uaeii NEW TORK, Kept. (A Liberty bonda uloaeit: IS'. 1014; first la 100.16; flret 4Sa, 101.2R; second 4 4a, UiO 31; third I'al, 101 4" fourth (fi toil; 1 treaeury lol 16; trtsiury 4s, 10MI; treasury 4Ua JOT 2. NEW ORLEANS, fiept, (A SPOT; COTTON rioeed eteady.

it pointa dawn; sale I.Ttl, low middling. 14 Jlc; mltldllng. IT 44c; good middling. II. 4 401; alock, 124.111, Sugar NEW TORK.

Sept (A r) HAW SUOAR Unchanged at 14 21. duty paid for C'uoan. REFINED OAR t'nehanged al HUffi 70 fnr'tlne granulated Women with the Same Husband? Pictured Bible. Chautauqua FS0PHXT5C TONIGHT.

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