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Copyright. Kan Summer a blur:
OLLEGE men play the game, usually, as
real sportsmen; they play for the sake
of winning, not for the sake of defeating the other side.
really the difference between the true sportsman and the imita-
tion; one plays to win, the other plays to defeat
One nice thing about the good clothes game as we ’re playing it. is that when you
play it our way, we both win. That’ 5 why we sell
Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothes; they re just as profitable for us to buy as for us to sell; we don’t make any
better profit on them than you do, the fact is we don’t consider that we make any
profit on them unless you do.
When you buy one these fine suits or overcoats and give us the money for it. we
get the money, of course: but you get the clothes; it’s a fair exchange. Hart Schaff-
ner 8. Marx clothes are the greatest value clothes made today; more real quality in
themnall-wool fabrics. line tailoring and the best styles.
Drop in and see the new models in overcoats; the Raglan; the adjustable collar
ulsterettes; the smart slip-ons. Let us show you some of the new suits; English
models; Varsity; Shape-maker; styles made particularly for young men; the lively
things you want. ~
Suits $18 and up
ROGERS 8. STEVENS
Overcoats‘ $16.50 and up
Other good makes as low as $10
THIS STORE IS THE HOME OF HART BCHAFFNER G. MARX CLOTHES
illl llllllllll t Kill
Paul Worbarn,lniornailon2i Bank-
.ar. pays Enormous Stock Ex-
change Loans Ara Dangerous
NEW cumulus. ha. Nov. 21.”
“Wall Street is a ruler on a ire; of
dynamite," lflltl Paul Warhol‘s. the
New York banker, member .0! one of
the great international ill-ma. today. In
pleading for banking retorm and panic
’2 insurance before the American Bani:-
oiu' Convention.
Mr, Wurhurg raid that the great
weakness of American banking. as
compared with European bunkin". la:
in the dangerously large nee oi Stoch
E‘xt'liilliim collateral all the basis for
banlt loans inattad of the use, an in
Emanuel commercial paper arising
art ti the normal day-today move
meat of goods from producers to can
on ncra
“ ll 0. null 11 auseta 01’ a bank. " he fluid.
'onul t not to be stocks and bands, nor
‘.onna on stocks and bonds. but com‘
‘Tlt‘t’litl paper. But a bank, the de-
posit: of which may be withdrawn on
it run. d at any time. must have asset:
wl'lcli can 11- reduced to bank credit:
wiilil‘ii the Quickest time and with thl
s'nallcat posn‘nla loos. Commercia‘.
rarer and ban; acceptances form the
' :nnln nssri or l‘uopcan banks. ’l‘hesc
bills have the waicst possible market
whole mi lions :iro exchazized daily
with margins of 1-16 per cent. or 1-5
per cunt. in the llilorcst rate, without
scrulinizing the paler when the bar
gain is struck.
"The mobilization oi“ the promissory
note. the system which enables Europe "
to transform bills into bank credit»; as
quickly as staples or securities. in the‘
explanation of Europe‘s success where
no full If a banking system as fluid. ‘
is built up on promissory notes which
blue no free market. the coast-queueies
lllllsi nwds he that when deposits are .
withdrawn heavily. or when there is a}
strong commercial demand {or lnouci'.‘
that stock cxchange loans must he
called and holdings of securities must
be fifli‘rlfll‘l‘hl these helm; the only i
lunlluhlc liquid hast-ls l
This means great economic waste!
uni oiten calamity, for it is an alum
lull-1y pone-7'29 system that expect.~
a normal lnl'cslnicni demand. in lime»
'IDOI‘QOVQ‘I'. when money 1.»; scarce, to:
be able to supply a sufficient sum to
satisfy all the immense commercial
demands of the entireI nation. .\lore—'
ova-r, it {ulll'iu'sfthal prices of‘secnri-i
ties have to he so 1‘? reduced that all
bargain. or sometimes bankruptcy;
prices, an abnormal diamond nar seq
cu'ltlcs at home op abroad must be
stimulated. ‘
“This method is not only wasteful.
but as the past has shown us. 1! is‘
most dangerous. .\ modern system
must provide {or means for banks to'
roll lip-u their ability of marketing
llhcir hills 'i'cccll'ahlc. which represent '
lihc trade and commerce of the whole
nation. in a modern sysicm this can
i be done without tippaling losses, lhoz'c
lit-lug no question of sacrifice of cnpi»
(ill in telling securities but only a
question of dlfl'cr'cnco in rate of lulcl'W
cut in nclllult paper. Moreover. it can
he done without creating it panlc;’
«inc.- gradual liquidation of common;
clal piipcr means a reduction of the
l volume of all commerce and trade.
"i‘untcuipornucouu flaun'ial history
furnishes he constantly with lllualra.
tinus showing the superiority of the:
European system, During the Morocco
crisis a war scare developed In France
and actual hoarding of gold hogan:
That’s.
ATtANTlc altar
. olsrtn aorta
l 'Iho Flulilli'n lluzcito l
The linullhlpl’llialm shalom have
rl-cl-nily Hilton oV'l'i 2.4311 Irina-d lW‘lll‘l
to Mount Hope tiny. ll. 1.. oi the heirs
(4!..14‘l‘l'llllllll Hmlih and lulu-pod ii.
limith. or New Huron. (hunt. lonctllcr
“ with u couplo of acre: of Innd on War-
rcn Neck. u wuiclnuuh‘u Iioiilllplm'icru.
(lotuwv I). McKay, ul HII‘ Hievvlml
(h‘ill‘l' lo. 01‘ New Haven. Conn. uuva
that company ulilppoll elnhl culloudu
ol' m'llll'l‘ll lual week and will uhip i:
curlouda lulu week. and ill slim-kiln:
1:,l‘iilll nulllmu it day.
The l'mducurn' Hillel (30., which lulu.
din-u the output of the Houlnhlpi (to.
11““ announced that it will handle the
modal or ollwr nynlm' nhlppcrn. Home
Connecticut: nhlptu—ra have alremll‘
olguillml lhclr pnrpuno to market
lllroulth ihc llnlrm company.
in four year: the depicted oyaler
lrmlu of l‘iu'munltl- Hound. Vt. have
lawn l'oulol'ml and the Firth Countdo-
nlou hence by puruulnx lin- name pole
icy in the .lumcn llll‘l'l‘ (that in to put
the louniucn on ihcii hnuorl to NM
More the latter beds in their (armor
{illMIlK'HVHy.
From Nulloy. N. .l..
purl that a domestic in the employ at
w. H. lluncan. at that place. found a
pearl vuluwi at 4200 in a lot of oysters
ordered for dinner laat Week.
'l‘hwush llic arrival of cavern!
minimum with between 3,500 and 4.000
liualtela oi oysterll aboarddrom the
lower l’oiumac. the abort-ire which
tlll'l'lllt‘lll‘ll the outer market at “'allll-
inuluu. ii 1' during the latter portion
ollniu wui-k wall tumpornrllv wilmmi.
Orwell-mun. however report that the.
storm which lllil been prevailing will
prevent the rapid handling or mulcru
iby lmnlu utili III 111. bedl. and the unp-
1115' may il'llll abort again.
(‘rlullolih .1111, in having the turnout
oyulnr' inullmum of its history 1th lit-ac
mm
lumluca. muuy western and uor'thmu
denier mu iulylux ourloudn daih
! Hnulh .\orualh. Court. my all: upon
in; plunlu are reported an lit-lull l'illill-
cd lo the limit of their capacity to
‘lll‘l‘ll pace with the demand, uol'urlll
pluulu working nil llululay. Nllml' ill.
‘ill' tlll‘llculiy llllil been experienced in
getting stock to the opt-pin: honour to
keep up wilh lhp opener-u. and it is a
llllmlllllll whether the stock will hold
out.
(lynicr laden m‘liounnra in the num-
ber of 150 arrived at Baltimore, 1411..
llalurrlul‘ night and Sunday morning
hint (com the lilwupeulle Bay and by
irllilulnrlea. It llllll been many your»
since on many loaded oyster schoon-
cra lune authored there at the limo.
it on feared that, there might be a.
in addition to an iniiouaed local'
I
I
oil the lqui or Milford put it drcdul-
overboard with the result that ho
iuund an excellent not... Two allolla
which were planted {our year: ago
allowed it)" ill-til on each of them lllll
tho act is very wrong and healthy.
(in the cultivated land it in uure to be
larger and stronger an the Martian
and other pnraailcu are kept down and
the llllfil‘l on the bud» were planted
thin your. The not thin your II oupec-
lull)» good on the uroundu clone to the
i‘ouimuicul abort.
(in account of an naunrtlon in an ad-
llrena made by State Health. Columni-
alum-r Wllllumu. of l’lrllnln. that there
wail danger of lyplioidJu oyllioru. the
health authnrillcn or unit unto have
investigated the oyulor bot" along the
Vlrnlnla norm and pronounce all at
them free from ‘11) pollution. and do
clara oyster! from them nonrea- te be
tit-Needy llfl'.
There have been quite a heel of hay-
mau working Northporl. 1.. 1.. harbor
and adjacent waters. cw-r since the
young oynlcru have bin-u large enough
in locale. and they have been raked
up by lumiluallu-~lli coma inmmn
opcmlm'p lllillllllll an hlnh fill 99 per
day, err-u thv railing in comparatively
lll'llll u'naloi it in reported lhi‘ 901“
! glut of tho marital and a loan by spoil i niilpl mutually tut; found it inexperi-
comns the no lug. but the cold warn which arrlu Him; in no a buyer in the Long inland
aimuliaueuunly favored the (lle'iim'u umrllcl thin year. as their grounds are
and the large lot 11“ utilized
1
no thoroughly renal h} iho natural!
The New Haven. Court. dander says need, but Illp N. H. Ackorly & Hone i‘o.
the oyster bet this your in a large one. have lumn liuyiml larnely and Hill! hill
and will yield tremendous profile to? been llll‘. medium for kccpluu ilu- price‘
one man 3 ill the usual figure or the par luuiliel.
owners of outer ground.
who own! a patch of oyster ground
4
l
Bristol. 11. l.. oyster growara report
i
Arnold's diurnal-u petition will
lulaiucnu as help: uuunnnlly good and
the crop of the heal. ilyatci' openlr'ru'
ucrvicou are In demand and ilw proa-
poct in good for steady work all win-
101‘.
Application to drcduc around Plrc
Inland wail ”locally mudo by the
(treat South lily island (‘0. and this
ban started n‘couil‘nwrl)‘ all to tho
owuarahlp o! the propnrly.‘ Ilahylon,
1.. 1.. lay: claim to it and nine lililp.
An uuwelndicod liuymun, according
to the Bulfollt Timon. uinkoa the user-
ilou that. the quality of lamp inland
i-lound nynlora thin canon oloucly ri-
vain lllul or the lumouu "hluo point!”
of the uouln «bore. and are hl'll‘lfl bold
in large quantitiaa to the Philadelphia
market.
~"llnd dyapopnin or indigestion for
yam. No appetite, and what I did all
dinirnnnod me terribly. Burdock wood
Bitum- mired me."~.l. 11. Walker. film
bury, Ohio.
- .. M.W_WW
PUTNAM FlNANOlIR lN TROUBLE.
WllalalMANTlC. Nov. 21.-»Fllty cro-
ditora have tiled remomiraueon with
Referee in Bankruptcy Andrew .I.
Bowen anulnal the discharge of Em“
eat 51. Arnold. the Putnam financier
who failed for $700.00» abut a your
use. llowou gave. the attorney: for
the rcuiunalrimtn ten days in which to
tile briefs and upeelfleailotiu of ninety
llonn. He will give Arnold‘s attorneys
ton dayn in which to prepare no ana-
u'er. The hearing on the diapoual of
be
held Doc. 11.
.‘..
the withdrawals from the deposit
banks were at a given moment alarm-
lug,
V T N I i .
E ERA “U C DE" lint llwrc followed no panic. The
' l
It‘romlnont Member of G. A. 41.. Leaving:
Not. IM~Drnud ln Int Suit. 'llll‘ I'rcuch hunks collected their holdv
llllill of foreign paper and the gonorulil
Alpbyxlntod.
confidence in the Banana do 'll‘rancea
liilllltllcl’llll'l‘. Nov. 21. Marina a
paper to tops with the situation mer-
note reading 'llidlgeullon and Immm- came the fright without the horrors
pin are robbing me or my mind." ()ll- ”Ill would have euuued Mill “ll
out It. lloern. aged 11'... committed out. "When France. tor roanona juat ex
cidc. Sunday night in a room on lip-l. pluinad and u in rhesus oi pollth n1
Main ulreel that be had engage.) . prellaure. withdrew from Harmony
couple of dayg mm”. 3mm" all more than 200 million marlin that tone
opening; of the window. and door pornrily had lmcll Invented there:
with lot towels and paper and dren when Enxllah and ltuuaian govern
jinn hlmull tally in his ‘llell null. he mcm money were called back. Gm
turned on two mu lots and lay down many bad to face it veri nevert- ubrain.
.m die. What would have become of Germany
"(a wall horn in Terryvllle, (tong. Ho without the Rolehohunk? Without:
euliluad an a-drummer in Company A.
the continent, reliance that the Rolclm-l
Hill (3. V.. and served throughout the
bank would be able to meet the ultua-l
Wli‘. 3mm, man be it“ he.“ prom] tlou Mid without 111i ability [0 1401.:
«tent in Grand Army work. and had sullpt'lllllm would have been lnaiita
written oonlliliarahle in prone and M9.
verm on that hillllonl. He leaves a "WP “ll“ no “'1“ “CM“ "1 “W7 and
married daughter living in Derby.
l
the (ountrv mu full or gold. but rate».
of 50 per cent and 1N) pet lent could
not lulnit money,
A uouaauoao MEDICINE
that stop! cough: quickly and cures
cold: in Foley’s Honey and Tar Com-
pound. Mrs. Anna Pclzer. 2.526 letter
lion alrcol. South Omaha. Nah, train.
"1 can recommend Foley's Honey and
Tan- Compound an a mum cure for
rough: and coldu. ll cured my'dluxb-
tor of a ball cold and my neluhbor.
Mrs. Bea-on. cured hem-ll and her
whole family will: Foley‘n Honey and
Tar Compound. Everyone in our
neighborhood spank: highly of 11.”
'Th‘ Bridge Pharmacy and W 'l‘. Wla- "The answer in plain: This overflow
moi-little. 1" of money, which in times oil care
i ’ . ». . ,. y'.
ed our own confidence in our mm
credit We hulc no credit slalom hilli
‘a discredit aynlom.
"Not infrequently one hears the3
remark: if it be true that the National
Reuerva Almiltlon will demanding
our art-lam and trrrn the hauka‘ cull
money into lhd'hlli market to a large
extent. taking it away
the new low?
'55: A GALLON
; tor utimntea.
.
llnuqnc dc l-‘i'nncc luauod notes Ireel)‘.‘
because our ayatem‘
wot rather lack of nyalemwhad kill"
from wan?
8mm why uhorlld the latter favor?
Plies! Piles! Pilos‘i
Williams' Indian Pile Ointment will nun
Blind, Bleeding undrllchlns .I'llen.
sorb- the tumor-I. allow. itching at
9131. an a poultlce.
William
pared for File. and itching of the private
parts. primal-ts. mall 50c and 41.00.
mums It‘ll. 00.. Pm him.
For ulo by The Pharmacy.
floods NeurYork. or. mum in times
of need, is withdraw. with such vebe- .
manna that it causes violent convuiv
alone, I: no blessing, but a source at
danxm to that city.
rat system makes New York the an
doubtrd money center and given to its
banks a position ol.’ pro-eminence and
predominance, this power is possessed .
only at the enamel)! a responsibility
which, with our pt'escnt' system, in
times of stress brings mortiflcation.
“Wall street. at present. in a. ruler
on a he: of dynamite. And, like many
an absolute ruler in recent years, it
finds it more conducive to safety and .
happiness to forego some of its prero- .
gatlvoa, thrust upon New York not by
ltu own will, but as a result or our
present laws and conditions. and to .
turn a money oilgarchy into a consti-
tutionol democratic federation. The
National Reserve Association, 1! enact-
ccl into law. will take the monetary
system of the United States out of
71111 Street."
l. V. l. H. 8H. l. R. lllltlllilt
In Effect Oct. 1. 1911.
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