South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 158, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 June 1915 — Page 2

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

FINAL PLUS FOR COMMENCEMENT

AT NOTRE DAME Preparatory Exercises Will Be Held on Thursday Evening, June 10, and Program for Graduates Opens June 13. Finn! nrranp'inciitH have n-.v la en made fir the !'!." citmnifin'Mnnit Uf (.k at Nr tre Iurne. Tin oeni.-as for tlif pre pa ra t r y m nl will be h' in V.'..hinst":i h.tll Thur.day evening, Jiin" 1'-, .-it H h k. (' rtiticates and I i i 1 rn i s for the preparatory f inl cutnnp reial courses v.ill he riv n on th.it evening. As part e.f thf f v'ninp:'s pr"i:rarn the wlnirrs of the r: paratory oralorifal and ' locution contest v.ill tlelivrr the- orations and sf-! ctions that won thorn the honors. Thr- xe rci.-a s will Hose with the (listrihution of the diplomas and an aelelress to the sraduatrs. Final c -i minations for tin seniors will le held June 7. x. f, 10 and Thursday the crraduatrs will be announced. Hxaminat ior.s in the colli ire dnartTrunt will he held June 1 and 1.", thus Kivintr on- mor- day vacation than was formerly :U'forled the enl1 Kiate men. Formerly examinations vrrc held on Tuesday and We dm sda.y jifter the graduation et rcis s. The commencement evercpa-j; for the university students will open on Saturday evening, Juno 1'). At S o'clrxli that niht an aeldre-ss v.ill b Kivcn hy the Hon. Joseph Scott of I, ns Anijc-lrs. Calif. Sunday morning at o'elock there "will he solemn pontifical mass ami th. Ilaecalaur ate sermon will he delivered hy Kiht Kev. Jdlm 'arrll. I. P.. bishop of Helena. Mont. On Sunday r. fterneam a reunion of the alumni will he held a t;l In the evening the annual alarum banquet will be held at which the i newly made members will he mu-st.4 of the old "grails: A solemn n-'juiem mans will he celebrated i it Sacred Heart church on Mori'Ty morntntr. for tip: repese of tho sou!.- of the dead alumni. At 'J o'clock the barhrlorH oration, will he en in Washington hall. These will be delivered bv derald S. Clements. IJ r... -I.".; Patrick 1 1. Polan. A. U and J. Clovi.i Smith. 1. II. It.. 'la. In the afternoon the annual alumni varsity iiaseball name will lie the eenral attra tion. At o'clock Monday evening the frraehiatic.n exercises proper will take dace in Washington hail. The Hon. John F. Fitzgerald .f F.oston, Mass., vilr wive- the otlicial adelress. Fmmett ( t . L nihau. l H. I 'la. will Kivo the valedictory and Jeire F. Sehuster, A. F... '1.. will wive the Hass porn This will bo followed by the awnrdin?: of mcelals and the contemn ir of degrees-. SUSTAINS DEMURRER Court Takes Action In Jensen Ca Sccoiitl Iteply I i1mL Judge Funk in the circuit court sustained the demurrer to the lust amended reply of tlu; plaintiffs Mondaj morning in the tase of James Iv. Jensen against the Northern Indiana ;.ts V i: lee t lie C. A second amended reply and demuiier were bled which th- court took under adiscinent. The case lias been before the court for serral weeks following the action f the tap. reme curt in revcrsmu tho judgment tor Jlo.uO') damages allowed ! tli circuit court jury. Tho daman s v ere t'or injuries alleged to hac been ?oit.uncd by Jensen whilo hj was enaKtd in helping to tear down a smoke, staik i'cloning to tingas ion,pan. When the case was m nt lack for a Jtew trial tlu sunr me oait decison was nut t) an amendol reply alb g!tm that a s ttlcment jill(-;td by the k:as company to have been made with Jencn Wa: secured through fraud. BLIND TIGER MEN ARE UP Three Men Airalgneil in City Cenirt fee Alleged Llmer sales. Three men were' ar.aUned In pollen t'oiirt Meniay morning charged with operatlt:' blind tii: ts. two of the m n 5'flng airsti'I Su!Pl.i-. ami one Sat urday. Tin- eases of John Fi b r. S'-'S j S. Lincoln st.. atre-ste-d Sutnla night! 1 ...I . .ill . . 1 iy ,ir!VI. ' Mil nicy ami unee'IS 'i ho!.nder and Ivi'i and f Julius Kusick. Scott and Failioad sts., ar-rt;-icd SunlM. w're contic.ucd. Fanicl Ken is. fl;ar'ed v illi 1 1 i 1 1 r without a lie-em at jp-J W. Il-ion rt . last Saturday. vUl be tr'.ctl Me,nla, Juno 1 1. ORGANIZE BOOSTER CLUB 1 m South Demi en Flan to Lreet t lul Meuo in Tlii- t it; . Articles of in--oporata-n for the "Amen-an Foot-r ('it.! ' o;" tins city, have la-en secured at Indianapolis. Thedlrc' tor? of the org.tn'atiou an- Wil lis Land iw. Llnwr Petersen ami Fiank I Keb -ki. The're w '.M be no isae of htock ac cording to tlie n pp!i- a t .on for ;i charti r but th- nix.auz.itiuii will be t:.eel soKl f-r the purp-se of pro.m.ting th (ied!o:i cf a c'e.b ho'.;.-- in, South ikn.l. t SIXTEEN DRUNKS IN COURT l'ourtvii I'Irad (iullty and Draw Min'iidcvl sentciuc. Monday w us a day In Judce "Warier', city ov.irt. 2 1 cae '.clnc Uispojcd .: in t heui. The eas represent 1 C e .e. r.n.u'.iti r. of Saturday and, Sunday. U sides soe-ral whkl; were , i:itinued from l.tt Mik. Sitn ;' the 4 v-rc ur l:iteixication. 1 ..rt n of t h c o idcad d puilty. ;ir.i src siis; . n.l -1 m :itrnce s. The utln r lo wiil have their trials later in the wevk. ATTENDINGCONFERENCE Major anel City Imsinorr nt City Claiming Meeting in Ie-troit. Maur Fred W. Keller and City Kn- : w'tr'.oer lvra J. Ar.de r- n 1. ft .Monday; ".or-n for Ictre'it. , hi r they p. ct ma n.t xn' anrc.Mi . ity planning c-on.'cr. r. . Th , ill re turn to .juth B.nd Wed n i. ay.

m (.miK.F M. WAItD. ('entire M. Ward, formerly of South F.en.l du d at L Anircb s. "ahf.. June I. He lift South Fend 1-' years a and up until three- yiars ak'o was c:n-pb-cd witlx th- IMison Fbrtrie o. Ill health forced him to uji act i work. Sur'. i in him are a wife and two children, a brother, Harrison Ward, of Oakland. Calif., a broth r John Ward in this city and his father, Albert Ward of this city. Funeral Ft rvi ey will ho held Tuesday in Lo;s Angeles. joiiawa iircoi.rrz. Johanna F.ucolitz. L'T ears oI1. f 2 1 St. Abxis st., died Sunday utter an lllne.-- oj live weeks. She is survhed by her father Steve Hodos. one daughter. Willie Imin.i. and three brothers, William. Kudolph. John, and a slst r. Fllzabf th HodoH. iill at homo. She was born in Huncary, May 21. 1 s s . Fi;n ral .-'tk s will ho held W .-line S'i iy. Furial will be in e'edar CJrovC cei'tcr:'. MA 'FT I ! 1 WILLIAMS. Matthew William.--, ytarrf old, 7::. X. Notre Pime st., died Sunday after an illness of two years of general debility. Surviwiiir him are four sons and two daughters, Janus. William. TJiomas. Joseph, Mrs. William Powns and Mrs. Fdward O'Frlen. He was Ixjrn In St. Helens, Kuk. MAiwauirr milti:niu:u(;i:il Mrs. Margaret M iltc -iiberer. years old. died Saturday at her residence. il2 F. Sorin st., after an illness of two years. Surviving her arc two suns, Pert and Iiw renco of South Fend, a daughter, Mrs. J. C. Mcnttl of tho Hty, and a huiKhtrr, Mrs. J. J. Palley of Chicago. Two sisters in Fcnnsyivunia also survive her. Mrs. Miltenberger wan born In Fennsylvania. Feb. hlC. She caine t South Fend from Flymouth 10 years ago. Fune ral services will be held Tuesday morning at 7 o'clock from St. Joseph's church. The body will he taken to Plymouth for burial. OS OVER LOSSES ffl, TAKES LIFE : Carl Greim, 42, Found Dead in His Room Monday After Swallowing Strychnine. Carl (Ireim, 2 years old, was found dead in hed Monday morning in his room at lis X. Michigan. M. Evidences indicated that the man had committed suicide, an ( inpty bottle of strychnine being" found on the tloor and another filled bottle In his pocket. HI act is believed tej be due to breeding over, the loss of two brothers in the Herman army. He is saiil to have worried eonsblerably over this. Paring the last few month (Jrelm worked as a porter at the Klks temple. Sunday morning he complained of a severe backache and asked to be- relie ved from duty for the day. When going out he- said. "(h. I am tired. I guess 1 will shoot mynclf tor. in lit." Accerdlng to Coroner Swantz (Jrelm te ok the poison some time after midnilit as he was seen on the stieets shortly after that hour. He was found t;t 7 o'clock Monday meirning by William Coedzel. proprietor etf the-"rooms. He was lying on a clinch partly dressed. Coroner Swantz said the man took about six grains ed the powder. Two grains, ho said, are fatal. No relatives are in the city. Two e-ousins. John and Joseph Frank, arc said to live- in hlenc. The body was taken to the Yerriek undertaking parlors. COURT HOUSE LOAFERS WARNED BY CHIEF KERR City Judge Warner and Chief ef Fdi e- Ker r issued a waning in e ity i.ourt Momlay morning that the habit ef lounging aiouml the' cemrt house e-eping". mar the puidie comfort station, is to be breikcn up. Ttalhe police-men em that crner have been notibe el to arrest anone who persists in lianging arounel th" station In tho future. Ira Halt, liarv. .' Woods and Clifton Sed weight, arrested Sunday for annoying a woman, were I i -missed by Judge Warner, WANT JONES IN SOUTH .'Man Held Mere leu- Forgery Ha Dad Kecoi d. Aeblitlonal identii'u aton of H. ' Jone s, am stcd here' la.-t we-k on the e-harge of ls-i ling fraudub-nt -1 1 c i k s , was obtain'.! by Chief of pcteeti.-C Kuesnert Monday, which showed that; Jon. s is wantee! in se ral cities in the ' south for forgery. The bbmtiMr atbm . as through the' llngerprint system , and t!:e Fertilloti sstim. MIX CHAUFFEUR FINED Auto Driver Get- Si ami CeM fer Spccdim:. Pit ,1 Weiilm in. chauffeur fer W. M. Mix : Mi.'-h.iw a'wa was line d $1." and e '..!. in e ity court Meunlay morninc. 1-cin conx icte d ef txeeedini; tho svt e-,1 limit. We iilm in wa.s arrette d Saturday evening ly uihccr Wc?oIek, w ho l.ii.ns that We i lman was driv-, inc at a rate evcr miles an hour.! William Hoffman. N. Michigan f-t., was al.-o t-onvictwl on a similar i e. iiarue . FREE ALLEGED PEDDLER Accints Tall te t'nmict Hell Zclke)vic in tt ( urt. I?en Zelkowir-z. .'Til W. Division ft.. arrr tf 1 SaVuril y afternoon liy fiin' ' Mite hell, an i:ni)!- c of tho tuhcr-i culosl. cninp. feu- p--ddllnu wlthemt a J license, was acquitted hy Juduo War-; ncr In city court Mnr.il.i'. tin rnln :. It ee)Uld net he proved hy tile yif'seCllt ion that Zelkowlc;: was poddilr.tf. ul-J th.ouch it was admitte-d that ho did not have 5rn(T li.-ens'. i:ti :i: anrv iu:. Jidin Van Ie Mark ef Warsaw and V.h Lind-e y of .Me litem-, whn svro ! arrestee in S'Uiu loTi.l y o n ;i e liaruo of adulte i . pi, idi .1 guilty in j Ity oourt M-Mala mernlr.:' Their j case was continued f,,r smtenco until Wednesday merniiu', .

SOUTH SIDE PEOPLE

M CIRCUS PARADE

Register Objection to Desertion of Usual Route by Lincoln Highway Committee. Piie to a Hn.ng "kick" leidprd by S. Michigan t. merchants, a change has been made in the line of march of the big "transportatiem" pageant to h staged here Thursday in celobratiem of Lincoln Highway day. As the plan strod last week tho combined I'arnum and Ilailey circus parade and transportation pageant would 'ei no farther seiuth n Michigan st. than Monroe. The change announced Monday will take the paercant end of the. process-on back on Michigan to Sample st.. and then to the Htudcbaker repository, but this eleies not include the circus nor s vtisfy tho main objection. The line of march announced last week contemplated beginning at the Oliver held freun the circus grounds anel geiing north on Chapin to Washington. Turnim fast he-re the pageant is to drop in a block behlnel. The procession will then head east to Main, south te Memroe. cast to Michigan and north to Colfax. The circus will preiceed back to the circus (rounds, while the vehicles will counter march back em Michigan st. to Sample. It Is not believed that a change will be made to nlse take the circus back te Sample st. It is said the circus management feels it too risky to cross fo many railroads. One ef the s. Michigan st. merchants .aid Monday: "1 don't knowwhy they can't come down our way this year. They have horn deung it for tho last 1 .". years." Put for Interference on the part of the Chamber of Commerce and the: Lincoln hiuhwny committee. the merchants at Miehiean and .Sample assert, the circus would have come their wnv as n nnttrr of course, anel It is doubtful If the half change made In the plans will prove satisfactory. Tt is the los of' the circus parade more than the pageant to which ihey object, and If the cireup is first to draw the crenvd elown town, the later return of tho pageant to tho district further seuith. may or may not prove of great account. What they want is for the circus to come east on Sample anel turn onto Michigan n usual, since the south enders can fco it there, without their traele being draw n from them to the elown tewn elistrict. Thev are charging this deprivation to the riinmlier of Commerce, which it is asserted pays ne attention to tnecntlyimr districts notwithstanding many memberships in the chamber from such neiirhhorhoods. COMMISSIONERS RENEW MANY LIQUOR LICENSES Permits Arc Given for Ketail lluines ami to ln-owing Companies lor Vlnlesale llio-lncs-. Liejuetr license renewals wero granted Momlay hy the county eeunmissioners to: Steve Kohakow ski, Cm ms town: Jacob F. Kessler. Woodlanel; Cce.rge L. Foek, Augst Coppens, Frank Kllsasser, John Knncw ether, Ceorge I;nber. Mishawaka Fuldic Improvement Co., Itcnc N'ermeerseh, Frank Worthingtem. Mifhawaka; John Furett. C.. I'red Fen-. Charles Fredcmus. Isaac W. Carrell, Jedin C'hapman, Discdcrius "hilhar. Je.seph Cler.niak, Cyrlel Cocejuyt. Jedin Fredcrick. Joseph IS. Fuzy. John I'. Ceildsteln, Frank llrvath. Frank Kajzer, l'red 1 1. Kemnlt.er, Fanlel Kocrls, Andrew Kuzmlt. William A. Meyers, The Nickel Hotel Co., Je)hn J. Ilamsev. Joseph Kjodakovioh, Matthias Schuster, William M. Smith. Stove Toth ami Jeihn Verelle of South Fend. Fcrmisslon was given tt Albert 1?. Clarys te transfer his license to l'rank Se-hmielt and to Stanlslaw Fej7.n to transfer his license tei Walcnty Kenel'iretski anel to the latter to change the Fn ation eif his place erf business. A renewal of a wholesale Ibiuor license was granted 1 1 John Madarasz. A whedesale lie-ense was granteal to the1 Valentine Flatz Ih'ewIng Co. and te the (JcrgholT Frewing asseciatien. ENLIST YOUNG MEN TO BOOST NEW MOTOR CLUB In eireler te take some eif the work fnmi obU-r sheniblers a committee of young men freun the Chamber of Commerce has been appointed to assist in the' work eif the "orthern Indiana Motor cluli. This committee.- will be expected to look after de tail weak con-tiee-tele with geod retails rallies and other activities of the club. The committee' is as follows: Arthur Fisher, Fdward Twomey, Jr.. Alfred P.emelurant, llobert Snydt r, Favmoml Fngdahl. John Walker, ponabl Kleln-d-", Carl French. Frank t'edlmer. jr.. Paul Fassnaeht. Fei'ocrt Sv.intz, Carl (iinz. pemuhl I'd he 1. Leeui Livinustem. K.Fe it Happ. Kobert Hie e hner. Orville Neuwcrth, Lyle Kre-iwrhbaum. James Folerts, llaymeuid Kuespert ami Donal.l Livmgoeiel. MAYOR ADDRESSES THE MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION The regular meeting of tho .Ministerial asso( iation Mmtlay m'rninc at tho Y. M. A. was fe atiireel hy a paper read !v Mayor 1're-d W. Krllex. Mayor Kfdlrr "dis.Misse'd the relation letween the city and church. He' posntcel eut ways in wliidi he l.elievtel the city ami church oilieials cemld coeperate' en various prohlcms that confront both. iwns catciiix riiu-i Fire of unkiii'wn orWin In a harn at 10.2 I'unimi'rro .-t. was extinguished Memday afternoon hy Central ami Net. 4 Itoso cunpanics. Tho prepcrty is occupied hy Steve Mnln.tr. says in: hi:si:r.'n:i) lir.n. Coar-it)C that he has !e s. rted her. 1'ivcrno Haojllr.cr has u titien el th superior court to uraat h.er a eliverco from Willl.'.m f laetlini:cr. She says they were married in 1 1 0 anel that ?io she is fiercer to work as a roc !" rle-rk in Mi?hnwaka in order te str.p.rt hcsclt' arel her fnur-ytar-oM s-n. :ivi: cox(i:i:t at im ihmaky. The S.inel-v sv hocl hanl of the tVnferene Mfniorial 1 11. churrh ' spent Sunday afternoon at the county t Intlrmary w he re a cone- rt was nlxenj whi.ii was hiifhly appreciated. Said. T'f. iffer s'certed the niemh r the: hami through the institution. 1

SUIT MAY PLACE BLAME FOR BUILDING COLLAPSE Cao of Im- Mo Against r ami HI Cent Store Taken fp Mmela Arehiiect Held lilaineles-.

The case of Long Me, Chinese restaurant proprietor, against the Inicpemknt 5 and F c ent sti.ro ami Dudley Shlvely, u;ui taken up again in the circuit cemrt Memelay after a continuance since last Frieiay. The plaintiff sues tei receiver $ 7.0 i 5. :'. C fr damages to hw property and hi bu.-imss alb-ged to hae been sustained when the buiblings at 11J-14 S. Michigan st. collapsed em Jan. J. It is cxiiecttd that tho ease will bo on trial during the entire' week at least. This case is-me f seven suits which grew out of the ace ideiit w hich resulted in the death of three men and the loss of much property. This lirst case to come- to trial is expected to develop whether the blame for the accident lays on the cmtracter or on the lessee eif the building. It is agreed thus far on both sides that there is no blame whatever attached to W. W. Schnchier. the arc hitect who planned the alterations to tho building which were being made at the time of the accident. It is alleged by tho plaintiff that tho acchlent was due te negligence on the part of the and 1 cent store, while the defense is that the work of making the alterations was being done by an independent contractor, William Solarck, over which the 5 and 10 cent store had no contred. Shively is made a oarty to the suit because he was a sub-lessee eif the building. The buildin at No. 11- was owned by the Horner estate and tho building "at No. 114 by the Shivtly estate. Shlvely leased the basement and lirst Jloor of No. 114 to the 10 cent store which also secured the entire Heirncr building. The sceemd and thinl door of the Iloincr building was later leased by the 10 cent store to Shively and others, who thus became a party to the contract when Long Mye cxtomled his lease on the secemd lleior. It was when the wall between the lirst floors of the two buildings was be'incr removed for the 7 and lo c nt stere that the cedlapse of the building occurred. The plaintiff in this case is represented by Howell. Jones . TK-vine. The " and 10 cent stcjre is represented by Osborne. McVev e stornc of Iaporte and Hubbard & Hubbard. Shively ?s represented by Anderson, Parker, Crabill ,t Crurapackcr. DAILEY TURNS FIRST DIRT ON NEW RACING COURSE With appropriate ceremonies F. P. Pailey, manaser ot Springbrook park, turned the lirst spadeful ef dirt Monday morning on the new race track. Calvin DeFrees. who was awarded the contract feT the building of the tr.lcl;. bad his force ef men em hand and began the work in earnest after Pailey bail his tling. A bi steam shenel w ill be installed to do tho excavating that is necessary in the big banks in the rear eif the Iiaseball gramlstand. A small railway ho also temprarily built to e-arry away the elirt anel tei distribute it in the lmllows. Ace-oreline- tei Mr. Pailey. farmers who were at the irk Saturday were much impressed with the we irk being ebmc towarels the fair grounels ami believed that it .will make a model place when linishel. Since work has been cemmenced on all parts ef the greiunds. many have become interesteel. Prcs't Abe Frank stateel. and are taking out subscriptions for stock unsedic ttcel. BOARD ORGANIZES MONDAY i Koviow Serious AVill lie at Court Ilow-e During Next Days. The boanl of review eirganized Monday mcrning pre paratory t a session lasting IT. iia No business was attended to Monday other than that of setting the dates for hearing ceunplaints. These days were published in The News-Times last week. The board will spend this week in consideration of t lie ceirporation and bank returns. The sessions eif the board will be- held in the county cmmissioners room at the c ourt hemse. The members of the boanl are J. M. Truax. county assessor; Clarence Sedgeuiok, county auditor; F. W. Martin, countv treasurer; Frank Ward and H. G. Miller. CHICKENS LOOSE, FINED $1 .Ioidi Sabinck Aicucil ly Nidhbor Wluisc (iai'deui Suffered. Hccause he allowcil his chickens to run in his ne-Uhhor's arelens. Jeiseph Sahinck. Merlin and division sts., was lined .l.(Ot and eets iii polite cenirt Momlay morninu. Mihaly Ka.iha, who lis next to Sahinck. anel who claims that Sahinck's ihiekens havo elemo e'onside rahh' dumure to his garden, was the e-omplainin witness. TRAFFIC COPS BLOSSOM OUT IN SUMMER TOGS The linal hit of ew ieh ncc in rcuanl to the visit ef summer to South I lend was imtioed Memday whrn the city's trai'ic iiolicennn niaelo their a jM-ara nee in their summer regalia. White' eups and white1 gloves wero aehh (I to the- hi no suuicmr iniiforms. making t 1m- tr;u!!c otliccrs hutk quite "summery." rixns i oi: plaintiit. JuelLTmont for $ " 1 . 7 . on ro eount was h;mdtd elown in the superior Cturt Menelay morning' in tho CMt u tho SmekreT Ijurnht-r Co. asainat Jacob Makowski and others. The- case went hy default. MARKETS i:t nt i r.u.ei to k. i:AST I'd l l ALei, N. v.. .in - 7. -rAI'lhi; l".i:!y .utile'. I'rirae -Nrrr Saitener r i!. ST.'j.i .ev, ; 1 ife:-. i. 'f,ii S.'J-; c . 7 .',0'.; 7 ; .".l:'7.'Ja. e'.I.Vi:.- ;(..r!pK L !iVrl. M .'.lat. ne-five and ti';,v. Cull to (liai-e, .l.."iee, lo.."i. S 1 1 1 :i : I - AM i...:s Ilh.iiiS. J.e-4i t t ad. f : i r k . r . ;i i i .u:d ste.nly. e-:...i. e ! 'l 1. !': p.'.oo ; rnil t- f;)ir. S7.im-.? 11 ": f-it,i, eO - p) ; :,eep. ? 1; el IP;s IJ,., , ;;,;s, 1,'U.ewH. M.ll'kef. .-otire and :. u:. ..rk-r. ..Mt; ;!'. Sy.o l; i:ded. . or, ST ' " ! : n'U;!n, I'lTT-lll Itiill sTlK K. PIT 1 I.l l:e;il. pa.. .June 7. TTU; S:ij..;.v. l: e .ri m.N. M i:K. t. ."Tie. ,. . ",'. 1 4o : prime. Sv!"! M: u- !. sv 7-., ;i ini ; ti,iv imt'-' erv. vS'xVi; f..!r. .2;,'..i: co:;u::o-i. ST.'Ja '''.. 7.": rr.:ti..M t.. food fat bull. '." -ff eonii.-. ,,,,. ix .-.mv. 5 1 io ,t t : Il' ife .-. 5a ',. .-,4); t :1 1 callt-. SpMHi,',, P la-aiy t,n - itve 7 i'';.il. AM) LAMP.s - Sui.j.lj. very HiTlit. M irk-t. 2-V MI.er la-ea. la-ill!.'

3 RUG

After one of the most successful seasons in this section we find the following rugs to be discontinued patterns, which we offer you as follows: 105 Rugs in all Splendid Patterns Browns, greens, tans, floral and oriental. Everyone desirable. Each rug will have the regular price tag on, and supplemented with a red discontinued patterns sale price tag showing you the exact saving to you from the regular price of those rugs.

35 AXMINSTER

3 only 9x12 size $12.75 10 nnlv (v1. ;izci .-.$14.60 4 only 9x1 2 size $16.50 nnfy ) i . size $17.00 1 only 9x12 size $17.60 3 only 9x12 size $18.50 2 onlv eS. 3x10.6 size $14.50 cS onlv 8.3x10.6 size $15.00

19 BODY BRUSSELS 3 only 9x12 size $20.60 5 only 9x12 size $22.95 1 only 8.3x10.6 size $17.50 8 onlv 8.3x10.6 size $19.25 1 only 8.3x10.6 size $20.70

10 only Tapestry Brussels at prices as cheap as common Rag- Rugs. All (xi2 in size. 3 at $8.40; 5 at $10.50, and 2 at $10.95. We advise your early selection. Sale starts tomorrow and will continue all week. June Sale of Vacuum Cleaners The Duntley and Lady Marshlield Vacuum Cleaners are also on special sale tomorrow at $5.00. Number of machines arc limited to 25.

Wet hers. .$i;...tKiV7." ; &h mlx(d, ?'!.(Ml ei.40: lair nded. .S.VJ.r,. (Mills :inI minion. Si'.r.O'', hex); uprnig laiuhs. $7.i) (j l l'.M. IP m;S- Kim ipts, 4' donldo ele-'k". MarK't. ative, higher. Prime lieavv liejrs. v7.'."!''7.'a: ir.oliuiu. :KaVT; .10; " heavy yorke'is J.s.aVayi'i: lijrht yorkors. T.'.hi sac,; jd:r. S7.7"'' T.va; ;Miirls, Jf '..OOfi tj.uei ; sta-o, .5L."nij.7(M; lieavy inlxe'el, ..(MHs-'". CliirAOO LIVESTOCK. I'MOV STtHMx YAltPS. III., Juno 7. lie MrS--Kei eipts. ?:J.(Cm head. Market, steady: lower; mixed and huteners, s7.KK;7.7f: ire)d lieavv, .7.1.r(j r7.'e: Miih l.-.ivy i5.'.Mi',f7.io: Ucht $7.."i 7.72; pIkh s"'..!'."''.; 7. : I'alk .7.off; 7.7.". OAi'TId; KeMcii.H. 17."NUicad. Market, steady. Ilccves. $7.1'7 !. 10 ; env and lieihi. S.!. MKfj s., ; TexaiiB, U.'.VK S.40 ; ealvi , s.(mkj lo.oo. sili:i:i' 1:m eipt . 12.ono lmad. M irkrt. steady. Native find western. $4.(HK..73; l imbs, .7.0'Kd 1U.75. SOUTH BEND MARKETS rot IritV AMI MKATS. (t rree trel I;lily by .liinmio'e .Market, 12.1 PeM IrKV Pa vine H. mMHiik Sl'KIXKIlS-ravlnff ".. sellhiff 40i-. -Paying 1-".. 'llins 'Ja--. P.i:r.r Ih-a-r Z hoiling 12, p jrterhane ,".- pi. sirloin ."mV. HAM -S.-liin- 1-. LAKO-S. lii:- lc. I'llUVISlOXS. (Cnrrrrtrd Daily by I'. . Murllcr, 216 I-;. .inr.ron ituii.) I'KI IT oranges pe-r rase $2.a.". srllinc at -Uii.'l.' per do..; lemoVis pe-r .! $....") selling it ."'.(' oi- per iloz.; ta -lunas per 1 w I' h SI. 7a. elli!i' at TSu'StC per ehz. Yi:;i; 1 .MILLS rabbatr.-. pajlnsr per Pi., sedlln' at 4- per 11.; pdatocM, p.iyinc :u".. selling at r.ie.-. I'd 1 11 : 1! AX1 I!;i;s- rount-y butter, paying L'r,''i .".(,. sollii, !:.".'';."; eroarrery butter, payi. LN. sellin? e-Ss, btritly fre-1., .aylu- l rJeillnp 21. ski:is. (Corrntctl Iially by arnpr liro. SmJ More, 111 II. Whj ne St ) TI.Mrm .o I per bu. ni: i.i;k stii A 1 ,1 A L IA - S 1 1 . r.o r, , 1 1 . AIIIJC CLOVKU - s'.KlO. ii.w. tTAM m fi:i:i. e ( nrrei Dal.V by Ibe ey 31illrr 1'biiir and I e el ( .. til) Michigan HAY- Pavhiyr ?liH. selling Ht SP"''' 1. sTl;.W r.iyir:? Tn. srlllnff at .a u::ej rOepcr b'lle. COh'N d'axinc 7-. eehlll? VT.rift.'. (A 1 S Pa vine ". veiling at '.. ri.e)i:i: shi:n Sehn.i: nt '. AlIKi: The i:K S llir.s: nt 10. . TIMOTHY- Vii:ir at -. ALTALl'A - Mor rana prown. holllnjr at li. 1'i.nri: am i ( Cornet el Iliillr lv Knoldock anel Cinz, irvUruiiUr Av.) WHi:.VT--r:ivimr si.'Si ct bu. OA TS I'ayin"- .V.. vdlln - "-. eni:- Povlny 7, s. P.hik S".". i:Vi:--I'a)ira-' Si. MVK STOCK. (Correr.l Dally liy Majeir Hrn., . Lejran l.) ii::avy pat sti:i:ks Fair to tooj iii up 7T;7.2.". LAM I IS lave Ohfsa:,. dr.ed lI7e

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MILLINERY 0 LOW

O V 1 1 tllllllJlll I UlU' ! . W W , I4WVV... IkliVI 10111 IV sailors in the best styles, See our great array of new and very specially priced sport hats. S2.25 ostrich pompons in all colors and a great variety of styles; very special $ 19 WE TRIM HATS FREE

to iir:-cii.!u:i: c i:Tiuir;i:.. ATHKNH, Junji 7. It i repeated th?t Herman artisans have arrived in Constantinople fer tlr purpn.se e-f installing a firtory to P-chare ue-d cartrleigca picked up on the battlefield

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24 WILTON VELVET RUGS

8 only )xl2 size $30.40 3 only 9x12 size $34.50 2 only 9x12 size $36.90 1 only 9x12 size $40.00 1 only 8.3x10.6 size $24.50 7 only 8.3x10.6 size $27.20 1 only 8.3x10.6 size $35.00 17 VELVET RUGS 2 only (xi2 size $13.15 5 only 9x 1 2 yize $15.90 4 onlv 9x12 size $19.20 5 onlv 8.3x10.6 size $12.15

II I I I I I I III in in II 1 I M III I ' WA; AS NOV Girls' Trimmed Hats worth up to S1.50 in a wonderful collection very specially priced at onlv . ..5Sc Here is a table of wornens untrimmed hemp straws in turbans and sailors 51.55 values 39c Over 100 women's trimmed hats, values up to 54.55, very special n r in this sale y DL ri..- ontt lot uKvnav. u.i:,d a te-j.e. ttna lv Journal review h: N-. V-rk sr.. ; ii.j... ;i,-tiviri, fr( ta tie v..f.,n t:.vtar ht.ir.dpatnT v.e. k!. t 'M .1 .ir. Set d for ''!'d''" ' ; ! 'd l'.li a.lu iv. VuL itv.

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