Macon Chronicle-Herald from Macon, Missouri • Page 4

I PAGJ? FOUR MACON DAILY CHRONICLE-ITERALd Jiv? wTmniv. inn1, it 11 i MARKETS WANT ADS "The automobile Industry ha adopted heroic methods of reitortntt business and has cut prices until they; are little short of Irresistible. IfJ justice to one of the halt doren lead PRICES ARE UNDER -PRE-WAR FIGURE Do4e Brothers Dealer Shows That Improvements More Than Offset CHAMPIONSHIP BOUT BEFORE CROWD Many Notables Coming to Moberiy to Witness Heavy. Weight Wrest-ling Match MONUMENT FOR A MISSOURI WRITER Author of 'Ren Volt" Will Hare ON ficUl Recognition of his Merit. THE PIKE'S PEAK HIGH WAT What, Is the Pikes Peak Ocean to Ocean Highway worth to you and your community? How much more will this Value bo Increased If this road Is designated by the State Highway Commission as one of the prima ry roads? We do know, that the people living along some of the other proposed cross-state highways are making a Difference.

-7 Considering the large number of Important improvements that bare been made, tho latest sharp reductions In tljo prices of Dodge Brothers Car actually bring them down below the pre-war level, according to W. Erwln the local dealer. To substantiate bis contention he pointed first to the car and then' to three closely typewritten pages on which some of these Improvements were "The automotive- Industry deserves a lot of credit for the way It Is going after the price question," said' Mr. Erwln "I am not referring to Dodge Brothers alone, even though I believe they have done more than their share, but to the industry as a whole If manufacturers and retailers in all other lines had taken a similar attitude the public would have been disabused of the profiteering idea long ago and buying would have been back on a normal basis much sooner. I know the public appreciates this, from the way automobiles are selling.

''I ran across an editorial the other day which expressed my opinion exactly. It was tho Denver Times. I am quite sure that your readers will agree with what it says If you publish it." Following Is the portion of the editorial to which Mr. Erwln referred: Uot of fuss with meetings and publi city, making claims as to why their hlgltway should be one of the primary roads. While the officials of the Pikes Peak Highway Association In Missouri are confldent'fliat this highway will be deslgnatedspue, pf primary roads, they do not Want to leave anything undone to establish the Importance of our road.

A census of the travel will show which roads aro carrying the traffic and the traffic will go where the roads are good. We want our road so established as main artery of travel that no other highway can be considered. The selection of the roads to be hard surfaced will soon be made and it Is generally understood that en-gineers from the Federal Highway Department are now In the state mak-Ingj a survey of the roads and will iAc MBit, rAnnmmendatloffs to Ithe' Wto Highway of tho. 'roads to be hard surfaced. i 'The people along this road have spoilt a great deal of time and money In the development of the Pikes Peak Highway and with the goal of a hard surfaced road in sight they should ro-double their efforts.

Make it your penional business to see that the highway In your vicinity Is dragged, nil holes iind culverts put in first class condition and keep It sa nil season. HIK ROLLING STOCK CONTRACT- ST. IX)UIS, June 17 Contracts for new rolling stock aggregating twelve million dollars were announced today by J. E. Tnuslg, president of the Wabash railroad If you have something to.

sell advertise It MACON CHAUTAUQUA Aug. 19-25, 1922 E. D. HUSTON Located at Erwin Motor salesroom, 216 North Rubey St. I have several slightly used JP Ft Touring, Runabouts and Coupes for eale.

Also Two Dodge Touring Cars First-class condition Prices right. Let Me Show Them To You FOR BALE TOR SALS A few Soy Deans wed. Call R. S. CHR1STAU 3t-23" KOR SAI-E City property and acreage tract.

See R. WHITE SON. 23t-292 KIR SALE-onc season. -4 Burner oil stove, used FRANK GllAKFOUD. 41-283 TOR building lot on North Pearl street.

For particular Inquire at E15 Xoith'l'earl. 31-281 1)R BALK Overland touring car. A bur gain If taken at once. h. I.

COLDIKKN. 416 Wsct Weed street. 279 Monday and Thursday tf 1 OR SAI.K Four Dig Type Poland China open gilts and one yearling now. all doubly cholera Immuned. I) O.

JONES. Phone 475 White. tf FOR SAEi; OR TRADE For farm land, 11-room house, 3 lots Dent in Macon. Address B. care Dally Chronicle-Herald office, Macon.

Ot-281 WANTED W'ANTED-R. WHIT1 -fi per cent fann loans. See SON'. WANTED Tcncliirs with two and four college preparation for positions in Iowa. Dent wnes.

Write the Profeshioual Service Dureau, Shops. Den Molnea, la. 4t-282 WANTED We want to write your Insurance In our big cuiiiprinics at the lowest rates. So It. WHITE SON.

WANTED -Man or woman wanted 140 weekly full time, $1.00 an hour pare time, telling gnurnntced hosiery to wearer. Kxperienee unnecessary. C.t'ARANTl'.E!) MIU.S, NOHRIS- TOWN, Pa. 11t-2 WANTED Electrical acrvlce. Ca' larahall and Anderson, Phooe S3.

1 nntf WANTED-property. To loan money on city R. WHITE SON. WANTED Man or woman wanted. 40 weekly full time, 1 an hour spare time, selling guaranteed hosiery to wearer.

Experience unnecensary. In ternational Hosiery Mills. Nonls- town. Pa. I't -2V1 HELP WANTED A young couple to bo married at the rriwcsn theatre Monday or Tuesday nlnlit during the showing of Wallace Held and Mlllan (Jlsh In "Tho Fatal Marriage." Apply at box office.

WANTED -We pay lib-best prices for Liberty Dondx. 23t-292 R. WHITE SOM AliKNTS WANTED Sell guaranteed hosiery, lowest prices, manufacturers complete line, direct to homo and family. Delivery direct If desired. Sample uhmittcd without' charge.

"art time acceptable. JOSEPH DROS. 235 road way, New York. 2I-2XI1 WANTED Young men between ajes of 18 to 45 years to prepare for per manent government positions. Do- pinning salary 91600.

Write S. O. I ENTON, Gi n. Macon, Mo. He sure to ftlvc your telephone number LOST AND FOUND IT)t Ml A fountain pi on North Jackson street.

Owner mav have same ly calling 2S2 and describing. 31-2X1' FOR RKNT FOR RENT Modern lUbt housekeep ing' rooms. Furnished. Phone Kfio 3l-2ri ni'ii- uniurnisiieil roonn. iD juire at 3o4 South Allen Mrcct.

LEGAL NOTICES not hi: or Mi Birrs Ht r. i riRTino Alice lonley I.unsfnrd and Roy ConU-r. Plalntiffi Altrt Cm. JT'; Iy Cnley ail rult Court of Maroa Countr. Miasouri Dy virtoe and authortty of a dwret aaa order of ale made by th Mia Court, la the above rntitM raM, and a rertifiH c-opy thereof dated April 21.

1S22. 1 will, on Monday. June 1, liCZ. botweea the bour of Mne oVinrk In the fore noon and Five at lock In the after- norm or teat day at the south front door of the (onrt House In the rltj or iarr in Macon County. Missouri sna (ine irenit Court ol Wa' tm ounty Is in srosiotl a a i an of Dy sui tbtn inn road cut the lAtHrr today plyini Not In years bas ao much Interest been manifested is a battle of gladiators in Moberiy as that which brings together Earl Caddock and Jim on July 4th.

There are sev-eral reasons for this; one la the fact Ihut the fans have not. In Bome time, seen two contestants whose prowess compared with the garagou ability or either Caddock or J.ondos. This leason alone Is sufficient to appeal to largo sport-loving crowd, and the fact that the contest will bring In numerous fans from every section of the country, assures for the Missouri City a gala event. Doth Umdos und Caddock are pleated over the fact that the match will be hold In the vaBt and mammoth ampl-thoatrc that Mr'. Holtsingcr has conducted for this special event.

Accomodations for spectators have been provided, and one of the gi eat est thrones that have ever sees grappling duet will be on hand. The advance sale bas been heavy and impilrlea are coming in from lif-feret seclnns for the post-boards to re the xhow, Decauso of tbo Immense of the Arena, tho athletes will bo nblo to play to every ounce of power they possess, because there will be ro chance fur the air to become choked with tobacco smoke. Of the match itself, little need hi Kiid. Caddock and Eondos arc top-notchilH In the panic. They are experienced mat artists, and each has the MroiiKth with which to utilize their knowledge.

It will not be a little man vs. a Mk man, both are about the same Htrengih and poundage, both are wonderfully clever, neither will be handicapped by anything savo the MJpcrloilty which his opponent Inay have. (ireat credit must be niven to Mr. IlolMngcr In arranging for this great event, as it will lglvn Moberiy considerable adverislng, and In fact it can be termed one of the biggest events ever pulled Is the stale. Adv 2t-2K3.

"Knocking 'Em Princetiw tonight. lit tho ITIMItAIIV OF SEN ATOR niKS A. REED Week of June 19 Illmo Monday, June 19, 2 p. m. Sikeston, Monday, June 19 8 p.

m. Dlooinlield, Tuesday, June 20; 1 m. Advance. Tuesday. June 20 8 p.

Poplar Dluff Wednesday June 21, p. m. W.itr Thuisd.iy, June 22, 2 m. Ht. Charles, Thursday, June 22, 8 in.

WellHvllle, Friday June 23, 2 p. in. Montgomery City, Filday, June 23 p. ni. Macon, Saturday, June 24 3 p.

m. ill El I IS IN TIIU01M OF CHEAT I RIME WAVE lly International Ncr HtvIcc. DLIU.IX The rliu crime wave wa the highest since ten years lu April this year, according to the slut issued by (he police head quarters. There wi re 25o ras of street rob bery and forty cases tif manslaughter. Derlmers are planning to organise tireetlvt self-protection by means bind private deli-ctives and procuring for themselves a permit to cany urius.

irs a yt i lie oi(ii: International News Service. MIDDLEPOUT. Ohlo-In aln Uosr Hill resilient tried to kei robins and catbirds out of bia well tlileii cherry trees. Finally be bit upon a plan. Cutting up the lawn bose lie placed M4tioiu of It through the trees la a nay a to resemble snaki.

The remltT Oh, yea. He admits that the birds conje ttel more frly now, rat the fruit and ll thtlr billa on the Lose. ROW I RAILW AY UOIRD CHICAtiO, June 17 Cbarrtn labor tnemtirr of the board with "incendar la sd vocal leg a strike of rail woikers la protest afainst wage de-itons, and with "mistortins sentiments of the majority," the mrmbrrs of tbcl'nited States Railway Hoard, romprtsing the majority. istued a vigorous statement re- to the tniuority report uphold EARLY LIVE STOCK. EAST ST.

LOUIS, Juno 17 Cattlo 400, steady, beef steers 9 to 9.S0, Hogs 4500 steady to up, early top 10.85. Sheep 200, nominal lambs 7.00 to 10.00. LIVK STOCK NATIONAL STOCK YARDS, Juno, 17, Hogs 4500; active to strong; top-, 10.85? heavies 10.40 to 10.75; lights 10.10 tq 10.S5; light lights 10.60 to 10.80; packer sows hinootu 9 to 9.25; rough 8.70 to pigs 10 tv 10.70. Cattle .300, steady, beef steers 9.00 to 9.00. Sheep 300, nominal, lambs 7.00 tv 10.00.

CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO, June 17 Craln opening wheat June 310, July 110 7.8 to 111 Sent. Ill 3-4 to 112, Dec. 115 3.8 to 1 2. Corn July 62, Sept. 65 1.4 to 1.8 Dec.

G5 1.4, July 34 1.4, Sept. 36 l.2. Closing prices, wheat June 110 7-ft, July to 7-8, Sept 1124 to 3-8 Dec 115 7-8 to 116. Corn JJuJIy 61 7-8 to Sept 65 3-8 to M. Dec 64 7-8 to Oats July 34 1-8 to Sept.

36 3-8, Dec. to 3-8. CHICAGO PRODI CK MARKET. CHICAGO, June 37, Butter, ro colpta 1 71 55 tubs; creamery, extra 31 1-2 to 3. standard 35 3.4; firsts 30 1-2 to 34.

Eggs, receipts 30069 cases; ordinary firsts 20 12 to 21; firsts 22; extra 23 1 2 to 24. Live Poultry, turkeys 25; chickens 21 1-2; broilers 32 to 42; roosters 14; geese 12 to 23; ducks 20 to 23. Potatoes receipts 24 cars S. Dllss Triumph 2.50 to 2.75; Spaulding Rose 2 to 2.25. KW YOltk" STOCK A UK I T.

NEW YORK, June 17, Tho atock market closed strong today. Government bonds ttuchang-cd; railway and others strong. LOL'AT, MARKETS Hens lSe Springs 27c-32c Old Roosters 08c Turkeys 22c Old Toms Geese 09 Ducks Hides .6 Muscovy Dux .06 Packing Stock Duller .10 MACON PRODUCE CO. Rutterfat Macon Creamery dompau) Ill t.E PlkE I.A.MlKIt IIY AVEST VIRGINIA FISHER Dy International News Servle. PAHKERSlilRO, W.

Well, now that West Vlifiinia's fishlmr season Is under way, how is a fifteen-ponder for a starter? Harry Kins, of this city, tho hero of this yarn. He landed a wall-eyed pike of the weight stated whilo fishing In the Ohio River, near here. It was one of largest and finest fish caught hereabouts in years. King brought It to the local warfboat, where it was weighed. Pike at one time were common In the Ohio River, but of late years the have been scarce of the larger size.

COVr.KNMI.NT PLANNING LIVESTOCK BULLETINS, WASHINGTON The Department of Agriculture Is Contemplating the inauguration of a nation-wide live. stork reporting service to Inform livestock producers and buyers prospective supplies, hoping there by to stabilize the live stock and meat industry by permitting cloacr correlation of supply and demand. The plan, officials said, is still In the making. Full details will lx worked out at Denver Colorado, on July 17. at a conference of State and Federal officials and representatives ul the entire livestock and meat in vustry.

101 R-I LCGI CHICKEN i. IS BORN AT. VICTORIA By International News Service. B. A quadruped ch.tkea was I minded la a brand hlrh was hatched bore by a hea owa- ed by Mls M.

Smith. AH tbt legs are oa the under side of the body, aad while all are wel formed the chkk bas a difficult time la maneuvering. la stopping to scratch ror inxuarc, the ami legs come off the ground, due to tho absence of kaees ia the forelegs. The other chkks of the brood are greatly paule-j at the freak and will bar aothlng to do with It If yoa Kara otBetfcinf to sell ing Industries of the nation Is should, receive credit for this potlsy. many Instances it is said to havi hrought the cost of the 1922 car down to tho price level of 1914, which it more than can be said for the vast majority of Industries.

"The fact Is particularly upsetting to tho average man already owning a car foceufaAewery chop In the price of a new-model of the make he drives means a straight, proportionate. Inescapable reduction In the value of bis used car. And there, naturally. Is the strajjge thing that the car owner' is willing for the factory to cut the daylights out of Its price schedule, but still cherishes an Idea that the value of the car he owns Is unaffected when he wants to dispose of 'it or trade it in. Another instance of "Let George do "We believe the retail automot business would be greatly speeded If the car-owning public, which tali about the high cost of living and th 'profiteering' of merchants, would abuse Its mind of its own unwarranted notions regarding the value of used cars, accept its loss, trade In the Old busses at their actual value today and and start with a clean state and not even a regret for the past, There is ho known method of sustaining tho prices of used cars while the prices, of new ones are being slashed and the sooner the car owner realizes it the quicker business will pick up.

Want Ads are money getters. Try one, 'WK3 li un.t- i orking JEFFKRSON CITY, June IT. After a hips? of two generations alnce his death, tho stato of Missouri has mado official recognition of the fact that the body of Nelson Kneass, author of Ben Dolt" lies In her soil with his lust resting place unmarked. Governor Hyde in a proclamation issued today cnHs for contributions to the Nelson Kneass fund started by the Chamber of Commerce of Chlllicothe, for the purpose erecting a monument over Kneass's burial place in Edgewood Cemetery, of that town. Tho song "Ben Dolt," will be best remembered by those who have read "Trilby," a story of the Latin Quarter, Paris.

Trilby posed for artists In what she called the "altogether." An ill-favored hypnotist got her un der his spell, and when she was i a trance she sang "Deh Dolt" in a way that captured the people. CHLNESK fJAMK 'BECOMES FAD IN" rNlTKR STATES, Dy International Newg Service. NEW YORK. Described as "the samo of a hundred Intelligences, Punu-cbow, invented jn China rnore, than a century aRO, "has become a fad in New York social circles. Popu larlty of the came from far (Jatiia Is snreading to Palm Bench, 'Hot Spring's and othor Summer reBOrts, "Pung-chow" Js a combination bridge, whist, dominoes, chess, Orien tal allegory and modern warfare.

is played with 136 pieces of ivorlne, Four nlavers are necessary for the playing of a set. RATTLESNAKES OVERRUN ROFRDON COUNTY, KANSAS By International Newg Service. PARSONS, The marked In crcaso in rattlesnakes throughout Bourbon County is causing great alarm to tho residents. In one week's time recently thirty five were killed near Fort Scott Kansas, authorities stated. Eight rattlers in two days Is tho record to date and Is held by Crimes, Tho Increase Is caused by a mild winter according to pioneer settlers.

ii CARD OF THANKS We to extend our heartfelt li if nk to our many relatives am! who comforted as and assist ed us In many ways during the Illness and death of our husband and father MRS. NO. LA fK, MR. AND MRS. ODE LANE.

MR. AND MRS. ROY WHITE, MR. AND MRS. HOD ART IJNDLY, WILL, ESTHER AND JAMES LANE.

Judge Shelton has been invited to speak on "Reminiscences," at the Fourth of July celebration at I4111 caster. Oreat preparations have been made up there for a big time, Grand Theatre Jun. 19-20 Robert Leonard presents Tho star of provocative beauty and grace, 3 Mas MURBAT Peacock Allet a glamorous drama of Pexia and New York, between midnight and dawn By Edmund Gouldlng Based on a story by Ouida Bergere Directed by Robert Z. Leonard Tiffany Production A7 WTRO I nrrusc IV The World is For YOU THE manufacturer who makes your shoes is working for you. So is the store that sell you shoes, your grocer, your clothier and every concern or person who makes or sells you anything you buy.

Often these people have messages for you. They want to tell you about new goods, new styles, new prices or other new things they think you should know about. They can't speak to you personally because they have so many cus- tomf to 8crve' 50 thcy put their mcssaSes in the newspaper in the form of advertisements. It is to your interest to read the advertisements. Thcy are published for your benefit They keep you informed as to what these folks are doing for you.

They help you buy the right goods at the right time and to make the most of your ntoney. Moreover, you'll find that business concerns that tell you frankly what they are doing are most dependable. Stores that advertise are pro-gressive stores that have something real to say to you. Manufacturers -r advertise their products have confidence in them, because it 'does'npt to advertise anything that is not good, 1 Advertisements is Interesting and Profitable "tr.v THE Reading sell, at ublic vendue. ti the htghet hMrr, the fofiowinr drtrribed Real ins their actioa la ordering the ware reductions.

ttrtsi. FltJate trine and t-eint ta tb rounty of Macon to LoU tl). two tr and three (2) It SIGN OF BETTER PRINTING Mnk eb'y-to J2 in Ue ol Werfc a Chief Ofecl The chief object la work to swit iiviii. xissoan. Terms sale at follows Cash la Land.

ret more, bat to be mnre. The of a On character la more rredH WILUAM BA VTA. to a sssa thsa the haiidlnf of a pre peroua oaslaeaa. debasf e. drartiaa ft.

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