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butcher graces $7.60© 8.65; heifers $5.6008.25, cows $6.75; bulls $4,000 6.75; feeders $5.000 6.00; milk cows an dstrlngers $450125.CALVES—Receipts 2,200. Market active. Cull to choice $4.00© $10,50.SHEEP AND LAMBS —- Receipts6.000. Markets slow. Choice lambs $12.50013.00; cull to fair $5.50012; yearlings $8.00011.00; sheep $8.00©11.00. aHOGS — Receipts 8.8D0. Market slow. Yorokers $11.10© 11.25; pigs$11.10011.25; mixed $11.10011.25; heavy $11.00; roughs $9.0009.25; stags $4.0006.00.SENATE ORDERS, Councilman Wolf who has beencomplimented on all sides for hisnoble stand against light wine andbeer, assured Mr. Rose that heWwould see that there was no intemperate talking, laughter, singing,etc., whereupon Air. Wolf ordered up another fried chicken.One of the members of the Rotary bowling squad was absent from the dinner, but all the Klwanis bowlers were there. It bein a free! feed for them.Those present were:B.OTARIANSMajor Neville, Bill Neville, Bert Steelman, Hugh Fehrman, Roscoe Woods, A1 Dorsey, George Neal, Jule Meyn and Frank Baker.c[INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE]WASHINGTON, May 12—A governmental investigation of the pro-posod mergerl ol nix Independent steel corpjratfons Into one giganti organization, was ordered today by the senate.The probe will be carried out by the department of Justice and the federal trade commission under a resolution sponsored by Senator La-Follette, republican, of Wisconsin. Tbo resolution was adopted without a record vote.The resolution specifically 'p upon th two government agencies to inform the senate what action they have taken to prevent the merger and what action they proposed to take. The attorney-general Is also asked to Indicate how' the government could prevent the merger.III!4:30Slg-ThisTHE CHEF ATBINYON rS THOUGHTIT WAS AN ARMY(Continued from page one.)that machlng pennies or {Other forms of gambling would not be permitted.George Wolf. Roland Fox, Moe Id-J dings. Len Moran, Harry Alison, Here Bhearon, Bill McAleer, Biil Hutton, (Edwin Friedrichs, Harold j Cross.It was arranged at the dinner last night that these squads would play baseball this afternoon at o’clock at the Central Railway nal Company's ball diamond, will be the first baseball game of the season between the Rotary and Klwanis clubs.The Rotary club scribe says ofthe event: ,,George Wolf, Esthetic Epicure, and nine other members of the de facto Kiwanis bowling team partook of a chicken (not flapper) dinner j last night as the guests of the I benevolently inclined members of the Peerless Rotary Bowling Team The party took a long auto ride ending in Royal Gorge at. Binyons, Cedar Rake, where the Kiwaniars, broke training and won the Gastronomic championship of Hake county.When the dinner bell rang. George crushed strong men in his effort to get to the table and soon had four feet of table room to himself. He started to catch up with himself, using both hands, but after two waiters collapsed, it wa« necessary to Import a scene ehtfter and f safe mover to keep him supplied The scene resembled the 'Wreck of the Hesperus. 'Bill Hutton, moved to eloquence by the effects of a square meal, attempted to recite I am a Better Man Than You, Gunga Din,” but Hugh Fehrman extinguished him when he suggested that he move the sun parlor from his garage to hLs Ailing station.were Iddinga and Moran, and Shear-on. who claimed to be out of condition due to Inability to practice on his home grounds.After everybody was comfortably filled with their stomach resting on their knees, Major Neville presided and many yielded to their Roland Fo;J contributed consid-1 exulant spirits. Challenges forhorse shoe, mamblepeg, base ball and golf contests were thrown back and forth. It was'finally agreed toerably to the fun by' his droll persistence in wearing his cravenette. Other aJso Rans in the contestplay/ an indoor outside base ball game. Bill McAleer. Patriarch of the Klwanis bowling team, suggested golf match and challenged a similar team, captained by Bert Steelman. of the Rotary Club, for a match at an early date.The sentiment of the Rotary Club entertainers wai well expressed when one of them said: Cast yourbread upon the waters and aftermany days, it will, return.er wWrittenGuaranteeGrow HairPay NothingNiHair4NiMiUnless we grow hair. The Van Ess treatment is absolutely guaranteed. You are the sole judge. Thewarrant w signed by your own druggist. Youassume no risk making this testis our propositionneyWe have a new method of treatingthe scalp. It grows hair. It stops falling hair. Under actual clinical tests it grew hair on 91 heads in each hundred treated.This Is to offer it to you. Results aresemi-baldness, of hair fast falling, we have checked in ^ weeks. We have proved our point to world authorities.Now great dermatologists employ this new method. High medical authorities approve it. Baldness, they
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Hammond Lake County Times
Hammond, Indiana, US
Fri, May 12, 1922
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