The Houston Post. (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 191, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 12, 1922 Page: 4 of 14
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THE HOUSTON ;roST:IttlJRSDAY .MORNING CCVOBfcK j?.
III REEft-
iiimm probe:
OF GRAIN RATES
.Nitenipi to ProVe Figures
ou$ Starts
'Squabble
11.-
' i AOttotit- rrm- Report.
DCS MOCNKS. Iowa. Oct.
sharai Hit bMMi Judge Clyde Reed.
oC tktiKiMM aajblic utilities' com-
mlsBieo - aad Interstate Commerce
Cosaaslsasaaor & C K ). enlivened
PtmbmUics ta the grain rate hearing
here today.
The) etrevarsv arose when Judge
Read efMigtt to prova wniuoui a aet
of nuM introduced by A. P. Cleve-
land. lslsa freigfct tremo manager
at tit Chicago and Northweatern rail1
you will as ahapa row quaatloa
ta Mat tha direct testimony of the
arttBaaa. I'll ncnnlt him to answer
year question" Commissioner KeerSi
totd Jvdga Reed.
The iudca rapllad that similar ques-
' tieoe d baaa permitted Id other
rata eaaaa heard by tha commerce
aaasjBsaatoB and that ha did not aaa
ha he" could put his question in hoy
athar way.
l da not ears to comment an how
athar comsnissioners conducted their
Keaaa answered sharply and
tha objection at counsel tor
witness that the question be
: "And
Steteena
. aaaa was
1 take exception to tha ruling of the
Jades Reed shouted.
I also take exception to the
nt that these figures are er-
i" Oerelaad declared. The wit-
then paeasd an to counsel
" wuiftrstt ivi I vaj Uieil Viuwa
awl nation.
.(- Tha figures which Judge Reed took
i af the Northwestern road for 111
'and tha first six months of lJli He
endeavored to prove that the witness
had Introduced these two sets of
ww ay way or comparison.
On direct azamination ths witness
uu grain quotations had
u u wnug ireignc rates
aa grains had remained stationary and
jg bMI decrease la freight
. rejvasnse an Northwestern railroads. In
aawa ha said the minimum advance
September li. int u
with tha aaava date the ore-
year had heem rarfertol .t
'ansa wit an increase of 1 1-1 cents
Ml tha naaxhsum advance at Webster
City of U cents.
t ?""t!ond concerning these figures
U witness admitted
that they vara still betow the peak of
tha pwwar period.
E. M. Tracer Named . .
. Acting rostmaster
jyjCXOaXA. Oct. 11. Bd ward M.
VVaej of this city has received official
Mttneatioai from the postmaster san
ml tnformlng him of his appotntment
M acting postmaster until the rcgulai
JjextiatMient la made.
. Tha appointment af aa acting post
neater was sinssltatsd on account of
tM.aAddentat death of Postraastsr Ed
& Homing which aceunad v.r.l
gov Mr. Tracr was aa. annll.
for. tha past ofOea. .
HUlUsTS RlPOStT O RATI FYI NO.
Hoostoa Poet BpadaL
iwzaa. uet. 1L Miss
sunn rasna n mhllc health nurse
f anasr.the aospteaa-af tor
yashtnetow; .oaajty Ra4 Cross has
1 ejona aoan!pt weak since starting on
f her dntlan t er U. and her first
"th a rfpariia moat gratifying. She
Jwika in to apsration with other pub-
; Be service araautbatUona and is espe
etaa interested in work in the
S
OOMiALCS OIRL HONOR EtV
OONCALRa. Texas. Oct. 11. Miss
Blan. DOworth has baaa honored at
tha hands of the master of eanmonu.
af tha conrt feetlvttlee incident to the
nvvnui or the quean of tha Cottea
Palaaa arlth tha appotetmeot of the
Dwcheas of Oonsaloa.
Mworth la a daurnter of u
. Mrs. R g txtworth of this place
ad represented Gonzales aa duchess
wo nana nan Jacinto court In San
' Antonio hvst rrg.
Freedom eromf'atteue:
Wear Flexible Shoe
Tha foot is a cantilever iDrinx.
o made that when it la allowed to
at function normally it carriea tha
body with aaaa and resilience -
Vt. Douglag Btawart of New York
in PbveicaJ Culture Magailne.
Tha average person takes about
100 itegi a day. It th natural
OeiibUlty of the foot Is restrained
.. tea autt shoe if the muscles are
. bouad by a wrongly shaped shoe if
tha narves are impinged and
abased if circulation is impeded
foot taticue wiU follow.
Thousands of tired feet the coun-
try over could be comforted and
rested by th Cantilever Shoe. Each
- JBor and more women and
: ouia taniusTW DnoS
to get fro from foot fatlri. Thy
:. nm that Cantilever max tham
li yooacer and more ambitious
u4 fjv tham greater endurance.
Arohad Like tha Fool
Ths) Caatflerer arch is flexible
1 aaiA M liv. m . .
vur luui area.
I aors sa room I or ma toa to
Pfwaal oat; th heel fits oomforta-
bly. (Jha CanUlever Shoe flu
maiy at th arch and support th
v toot wtthont interfering with it
Avokiaxica of foot strain and re-
Jitioa snake a blr dirfonm i
the) way yea feel after standing or
watftuuj.B. wuua. unraa trained
aanaieappen your feet . in
Caatflcrar ShoM will 0 th limtt
Cor you.
Try oa th CanUlever at our
tor.' Take a few stepaand note
tta comfort TheCantUever ig rood
JooMnc wan aaada and pries are
reasonable w ara th ezclaslv
resuaior thisrip ..- T
Catlewer ShStere
jaee
t
NEWS BRIEFS
praaa BaparL
WASHINGTON. President Hardlng
ia a aabiegram to Oeaaral U-Taaa
Bunc BtasMent af Chma. aapfsaais
tha cordial faUcitaUoa of this govera-
nesU as the oecasloa for the anniver
sary a( tha Chlnise repuMio.
WASHTNOTON. More rigid en-
forcement af tha railroad safety 4aws
was .urged upon Frealdeat Harding by
counsel for tha Brotherhood of
motive Engineers and th Broth.
hoed of Plrsmea and Inglnemeu. -
PRO.TIDBNCBL It L Pormar Gov
ernor It Urtngatoa Beckman ot New-
port was aommatad far the United
Btatee aenatorahlp by tha repubUoaa
State convention.
CHICAGO. Tha Chicago and Intar-
urbaa Traction eeenpany. oparatrng
betweea Chicago and Kaakak. UL
filed a voluntary paUUoa In oana-
ruptcy In federal district court follow
ing a vote of the eannaa to strike
Monday against a decrease in wages.
' PANAMA. The Panaman govern-
atant has aaked tha assembly to au-
thorise a foreign loan not to esoeed
tS.aot.e. to bo used for railroad con-
struction reparable In annual pay
meats extending either M or 10 years.
I GENEVA- Tha directors of the
Geneva stock exchange decided today
to transact business In Austrian cur- I
rency only on that basis and this
momfevg quoted (7 Swiss franca for a I
million crowns. The decision is ex-
peetad to have considerable Influence I
upon the other exchanges of Central :
Europe. j
WASHINGTON. Increase of ths
negro population In the northeastern
States caused the center of the negro
population to take a northeasterly
trend between 1110 and 1:0 for the
first time In history the department
of commerce announced. This center
Is In the northwestern corner of
Georgia.
VICTORIA. B. C India with a na- '
live population of JOe.OOe.aoo will be
dry within a few years. Dr. J. Nansn-
Jan Nyogi Indian advocate of prohibi-
tion predicted upon arrival here. He
is to study the working of the eight-
eenth amendment and the Vote . id
act
SAN JOSE CaL Padlocks secure -the
door of a hotel here closed by the
federal authorities for one year for
violation ot th prohibition law under
the abatement clause of the federal
dry law. This is the first place actual-
ly closed under the measure In Cali
fornia It U
JEFFERSON C1T I Ma Insurant
Superintendent Hyde ordered a 10 p
cent reduction in rates on fire llgh
nlng hail and windstorm Insurance -i
Missouri.
Spinacfi Planting Tune -Arrive
at Sugar Land
' Boastsm'raat BpaoiaL !
SUOAhJ LANTX Teas. Oct Jt-Aa
important assaoa ; tar Sugar
knows aa asaach pleating tUs has
arrtved.' flerdeWere knder the dlree-
tsaa of Charlas Valleoga are engaged
in tha planting of at acres tor whlah
TO pennon af see are raanirea.
The Orat plawtlag will be ready for
tha winter ssarket ta lata December.
Other planting will be timed so aa te
give a crop' te mature throughout tha
winter thereby avoiding glutting the
market with ta tree off stings at say
save tiate.
I Early mdkmtlena are that whiter
Immlb win snnf a goo Prws.' v
bags which could scarcely be aoM a
year ago la now worth lis the ton.
There baa bean a treaaendons overpro-
duction ta sBoet Unas of produce espe-
cially to Irish potatoes wfelch In some
sections wrlH not pay the price of dig-
glhg. hot the growers af greens are
playing m luck and bid fair te have a
continuous demand throughout the
winter.'
At an average price spinach will
predaca la excess pf (SOt to the acre.
The winter cabbage crop la Sugar
Land Is smell but glvea promise ot aa
excellent yield.
Robert'Murray Pioneer i
"Hunbville Man; Passes j
' . ' Houston Fast Special
HUNTSTUXtv Texas Oct ; It-
Robert a Murray died at his hocn la
HuntsvUle Tueaday. Mr. Murrag'was
a pioneer eltlsoa cf Tesad and had
lived ta Huntsvlua tor It jreare rxwa-
Ins hare with hi parents from Necog-
doches whan I years old '
Deceased waa a gallant Confederate
soldier and served from 11 -to tt la
Captain O. W. Fsrris osmmsnd com-
pany A. Uth Texas cavalry. -Tie was
a member of tha Methodist church- In
UU be was married te - Mlas Jane
SpiUere who. with four . eons. Bav.
J. R Murray of Dallas C B. and
one daughter. Miss Leonora Murray
F. E. and Outna W. Murray and
of HuntsviUe survive aim. He was
born In North Carolina In UU and
came to Texas when only It months
old.
Tha funeral took place Wednesday
afternoon. Interment In Oakwood
cemetery.
CHICAGO. Federal Judge Page or-
dered forfeiture of (he bonds of Wil-
liam D. ("Big BUI" Haywood and
Charles Roth flan er. L W. W. leedara
Rock Island. Vice.
. 'i "War Being
' United Preaa Resort.
ltOCt ULAND. .11L Oct lt-At:
tomey Oeaaral Brandage today took
chart t tha lareotlgatioa mto ek
Island's via war which has held the
team ta nxelg af terror far weeks. :
' Authorttiea . war . oonvlnce. that
three murders la the last week re-
sulted" from the war ' af aoderwwrld
factions for eoatral-af booUecglnf and
Illicit liquor traffic. -. . - .
Assistant Attorney Oeneral ;. 1 A
Rodenbert will present evidence t the
grand Jury which la probiar th eon-
trol of beetles liquor traffic gad tripe
reaorts. . ' v - ' '
Clthwna here stirred sp ever the
aucceasioa af moraara have eppaalad
ta dathorJUae asking that Slate tieop
be held la resaiasss praaare te movaj
oa Rock Island ta aa hoar! aotice.
An army ot dry ageats and govern-
ment seer st service man are reported
mobilising )ln Chicago preparing to
take part ta th investigation here.
CINCINNATI. Theodore Roosevelt
said tha arms ' oonfereace was the
greatest thins accomplished ta the last
1M years.
Autumn
Styles
Our shewing of Wo men 'e Faetwaar
for Fall Is unusually varied In Its
scope and particularly pleaelng In
Its price range offering an excep
tionally wrae selection.
Comes in brown kid. tan kid
medium Cuban heel and me-
dium toes combine for com-
fort and exceeding good
Iru-ilrn DiiaTitv il vivn
Priced at See them in the windows
sOjo
Smart Oxfords of tan
Russia black and brown
kid welt soles for com-
fort and 6tyle; attrac-
tively priced at
Announdiig New Fall Shipments of Hoatery.
We Feature Every Correct Shade of the Season
513
Main
urn
jga -
Opposite
Rice
Eunms
w
V-'-i -'-.y .
This pretty walking mqdel by
; Howard & s Foster is exactly
like . tiie ; picture; weltzsolef
Cuban beel.
Otter Suede Tan .Tip nd Strapl
Brown SuedeTan Tip and Strapf
Fawn Suede Tan Tip and Strap!
Beige Suede Tan lip and Strap! the pal
'10
We Have a Very Smart Sport Hose
For Wear With ThU Pump a a
Shown in Cammix Mod and Silver Cordovan and I
Silver Black and Silver Black and Tan Blue and Tan.
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KRUPP tk TUFFLY
Ml Main Street
SHOES ALSO HOSIERY
At Prairie Avenue
Waddell'$
WaddeW
Today-
Quite likely you have thought of something needed in your home-
something that would add a touch of beauty new interest
greater comfort.
And with complete assortments such as found at Waddell's
you're most apt to find the particular design most wanted always
reasonably priced.
For Practical Service-
ff
A Remarkable New Cord
at a Po
Tire
Dular Price
Here is a big sturdy .long-wear
ing new tire built to satisfy the
buyer on every point of mile-
age quality and price. -
It is designed especially for die
man who wants the essential
advantages of cord tire perform
ante at the lowest possible price.
It is designed to offer the buyer a
quality product at a price even .
lower than he has formerly paid for
along discount" tire. It has a different
tread from the famous Goodyear AH-
Weather Tread Cord a new tread with a
deep clean-cut cog-like pattern and its
selling price is substantially Leas.
This new tire is the Goodyear Cross-Rib
Tread Cord.
Like the AU-WeatncrTread Cord it is liber-
ally oversize in all straight-side sizes the
M VI
7
4-inch tire for example acta
ally measuring nearly 5 inches.
tike the All -Weather Tread
Cord its foundation is genuine
high-grade long-staple cotton
Like the All 'Weather Tread
Cord it embodies the efficient
group-ply construction a Good-
year patent
tike the AU'Weather Tread Cord.
it is the product of an experienced
company which has a world-wide
reputation to safeguard
took at the prices of the new Goodyear
Cross-Rib Tread Cord listed below.
Compare these prices with net prices you
are asked to pay for long - discount' tires
of unknown reputation and value.
Why take a chance on such tires? you
know it doesn't pay.
Compart thaeprica with NET frica you are asked to pay for "long discount' tires
JOx3XObdw.... $1230 31x4StrasjfctSak SZZJO 34x4 Straight Sde JZ5.90 344X Straight Soe $32.95
32x4 8-rdfkt fide $2450 32x4 Straight Side $3 IAS 33x5
33x4 Straight Sde $25.25 33x4 Straight Side $32.15 35x5
Th$M fricti imtludi wmtfacturtrs txcut Ux
Goodyear Civm git Tread Cord Tires ore also mad in 6 7 and 8 mck site for trucks
30x3 Straight Side $1330
31X3X Straight Side $19.25
StraightSide $39.10
Straight Side $4LQ5
GEO. L. CLASS A SONS
MeKlnney Avenue and Trsvls S treat
fbene Preston 414S - '
Harrisburt WaysKe 1S1S
JOHNSON BROS.
71S Leulslsns S Phene Preston St
STERLING D. ANDERSON
1120 Preston Ave. . Phens Preston 4ISS
FOR SALE BY
CENTRAL GARAGE
S01-S Capital Ave. Phone P restate fBS
WM. H. LOBB
S14 Washlnfltan Ave. Pbone Tayler SaaS
MaMILLIAN-PARKER AUTO
SUPPLY CO.
H91 Pannln at. Pteane Preston 1Sta
AUSTIN STREET GARAGE
tn Austin St. Phone Preston S28
G00DSON. FILLING STATION"
Ineeraoratea
Oarete I4lt Lersln St.
Phone Preston 7M
Roeiaence Phone Preston nv
LIBERTY GARAGE '
W17 CentJ Street Pheae Praeton Mil
WASHINGTON AVE. GARAGE
AND REPAIR SHOP
SS1I Washington Ave. fa. Trie W
!L 1 ' afcaaj
lrsa-israrisM'i. r ' a
Kroehler
Daven-0
AQ ta
At
Rocker to
Match
At
Arm
Chair
KROEHLER OWEN-0
At
H6.50
H5.00
WaddeWs
Window
Shades
Are ilwara eat
full length anl
to tit y o n r
windows. Only
Hartshorn rol-
ler! used.
Wise
Shopper $
Will sale
Deeded Heaters
now and have
there set Up In
readiness for
that "norther."
Pattern shown sketched
An outfit that is especially appropriate for cottages and apartments for
it has a double use. Daven-0 may be opened at night and made into a
full size comfortable bed.
Frames are in oak finished a rich golden color all three pieces well
upholstered and covered with excellent quality imitation Spanish leather.
Each piece is priced separately for your benefit and unusually low for
such good quality.
Curtain Net
A Today's Special at
A YARD
79c
NET
These are all filet weave and of most ex-
cellent quality. Quite an. assortment of
patterns to choosi) from in white cream
and ecru colorings. Regularly priced at
90c and $1 but as art Extra Feature Spe-
cial for today's shoppers on sale at a
yard. Net ...j....: :..7o
Queen Card Tables
A Feature Special
Each Npl
Very hlgh-frads Tables with HH-lnoa square green lesth'
covered top; nave a neavy m
legs finished mahogany color.
erette covered top; have a heavy rim and folding legs. Rim
Tables stand If inohea
'2.95
and
high.
New Process
Oil Heaters
MODEL
SKETCHED
'6.50
EACH
X praetloal efficient model just such a I
you will quite likely need this winter. It
Heater aa
baa:
Plain Steel body full else.
Black Japanned top and rims.
Full gallon capacity tank.
New Improved burner. ;
Stands 28 Inches high (ball down).
I I V In
I J AUo
if Xr
sa l - . "t--. . ' ; -f r
-V WAB'D:EBE'S:
. Priced unusually low for such a high-grade full
slse stove. a
There Are Three Other Modeh
stock. New Process Oil Heaters all ful slse and
full gauos capacity tans. Priced according to
S7 JS SS-50 and. 10
a Full Lint ot Other Heater? -
coal and wood bui
requlremanta. Re
urners.
laeonably
A style 1
y prloed.
and slse for
10 Diteount Given tot Cash
.Unlaaa liatcdNat ' '-'
PRAIRH AVENUE AND FANNIN STREET
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