Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 21 August 1914 — Page 9

FRIDAY, AUGU8T «. 1M

MOVES TO REAFFIRM

United States Cannot View With Indifference Alteration of Status Quo of Islands of Pacific.

WASHINGTON, Aii*. 21—A resolution reaffirming adherence of the "United States to the "open door" policy in China and proclaiming that this government, in view of the apparent extension of the war In Europe to the far east, could not view with indifference any alteration of the status QUO of the islands of the Pacific and Ocean ica, was introduced in the senate today by Senator Gallinger. It was referred to the foreign relations committee. Accompanying his resolution, Benator Gallinger submitted a memorandum pointing out that in the waters lying between the Philippines and Hawaii and south and southeast of the latter, are islands owned by France, Great Britain, Germany said Also in that region lie Guam and other islands owne® by the United States and the Samoan Islands, in tfWch FYancet, Great Britain, Germany and the United States have interests. These, he points out, are "in easy striking distance of the Philippines, to say nothing of Panama and San Francisco."

NEW YORK, Aug. 21.—What should be done with two escaped prisoners of war, Germans, who reached this port as stow aways on the United Fruit steamer Almirente (British), raised a problem today for the solution of the Washington government. They are now in the custody of immigration officials at Ellis island, awaiting word from' Washington as to their disposal. Formerly members of the Almirente's crew, the pair were put ashore at Kingston, Jamaica, with other German sailors at the order of the British military authorities there and imprisoned. In some manner they escaped, boarded the Almirente again and stowed away. The Almirente arrived today and they were turned over to the immigration inspectors as escaped prisoners. They are described as Frederick Affenselter and Frank Ibe. I

FERE IS TROUBLESOME.

Blaze At Milling Company Does But Little Damage, However. Fire, thought to have originated from a hot bearing, caused the Are department considerable trouble shortly after 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the Indiana Milling company's plant. Sixteenth street and Maple avenue. While the blaze did only slight damage, the firemen worked for nearly a half hour, before tlje fiVe had been extinguished. The blaze was first noticed at a grain hoist on the lower floor. Before the departments could arrive in response to an alarm from box No. 143, the fire had mounted to the fourth floor. The shaft acted as a flue for the flames. Almost the entire building was filled wlth^pmoke when the department arrived, and there was some difficulty in locating the flames. The damage, however, will be less than $25.

WAR HEWS CREATED STIR.

PAGOPAGO, American Samoa, Aug. 6, (via San Francisco, Aug. 21).—News of the declaration of war between Germany and Great Britain caused the greatest excitement when it reached Apia, German Samoa. Evidently the German commandant felt that the port was not defensible against naval attack or serviceable as a naval base for the merchantman Sok-Solf, which arrived here today brought with her all the government bullion and private funds on deposit there.

The German wireless station at Apia was opened August 2, and immediately Justified its installation by carrying the declaration of war.

OH COMPANY INCORPORATES.

Articles of incorporation were filed with the county recorder Friday afternoon by the Clyde Alkire Oil and Gas company, which proposes to do business in Vigo county. The capital stock of the company is fixed at $25,000. There are 1.000 shares of stock at $25 a share. The directors for the first year are Louis Silberman, Malcolm A. Steele and M. C. Hamlll.

Blood Risings Not Sign of Health

Boils we Caused by Sluggish and Impure Blood

Look Out for Volcano Effects

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Get a bottle of S. S. S. today of any druggist. Give your blood a good bath. It will cause your liver to convert Impurities, your lungs to burn them, your kidneys to excrete them and your skin to carry them off thus leaving your entire system fresh and clean to revive and again be conscious of renewed health. Write to The Swift Specific Co., 306 Swift Bldg., Atlanta, Ga.. for their irreat book on skin afflictions "What the ""'trior Tells."

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AXMINSTER RUGS—This is a special lot, size 27x54 inches. They are closely woven, of best materials, and a variety of patterns. They're worth $3.00, but sell Saturday, each WOOL FIBER RUGS—Size 8*12 feet The patterns are oriental in design and match perfect. They give good service. Usually sell at $12.50, but special, Saturday, each TAPESTRY RUGS—Size 9x12 feet. They're good quality, short nap rugs. One that will give good service on a small investment. Worth $15.00, but Bell Saturday special, each

HOUSEWIVES ADVISED TO CAN FRUIT AI ONCE

Dealers State That Michigan Peaches Are Coming in Plentifully— Other Prices.

Advice to the housewives of Terre Haute to start canning fruit immediately was Issued Friday morning by the local fruit dealers. Michigan peaches are reported to be moving freely and other fruits are expected to be shipped soon. No effect on the potato market was reported Friday. Current prices follow

Frnlts.

.$1.50 to $2.00 .50 to .60 .50 & .50 &

Fancy peaches, bushel Fancy poaches, peck Pears, per pe Apples-, per peck Plums, per peck 75 & Grapes, per basket 25 & Oranges, per cozen 20 to Lemons, per dozen Malaga grapes, per lb... Bananas, per dozen

Cantaloupes, each 06 Leaf lettuce, per lb 20 Head lettuce, per head .. .15 Mangoes, per bushel .... 1.25 Cabbage, per pound 0b Sweet potatoes, peck 50 Onions, per lb .06

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1.00 .30 .50 .40 .25 •.30

.30 & .20 & .25 &

Vegetables.

New carrots, peck 40 & New beets, peck 40 & Potatoes, per j-eck

.50 .50 .40

35 &

White .pickling onions, qt. Egg plant, each Parsley, per bunch Cauliflower, per head .... Green onions, 2 bunches.. Radishes, 3 bunch 10 Cucumbers, each 05 Celery, per dozen ... Tomatoes, per bushel Green corn, per dozen Carrots, per bunch. .. Beets, per bunch

.15 .05 .15 & .05

.20

.30

1.25 & .25 & .05 .05

1.50 .30

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1.60

CASE OF TYPHOID FEVER.

Health Board Will Look Into Quality of Water in South Side. Following a report of a case of typhoid fever at 409 Oilman street Friday, Dr. Frank A. Tabor, secretary of the board of health, began an investigation into the purity of the water in that- part of the city. It is said residents in that section are without city water and in many cases the wells are not constructed so as to preclude germs. This Is the first case of typhoid that has come to the attention of the health department for some time. Last month not a single case was reported.

AMERICANS SAFE IN SPAIN.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.—Consular reports from Spain said American® were receiving cash for checks and letters of credit from the branches of the banking firm of Morgan and Haries. The steamer Infanta Isabel, the report adds, will be able to take home1 almost all of the Americans in Spain who have already gathered at Barcelona and Cadiz. I

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THE LIVING ROOM

COUNTY FAIR PENS TO BE FILLED THIS YEAH

Entries of Exhibitions of Live Stock Being Received Daily—Races to Be Attractive.

The farmers of Vigo county and the surrounding territories will have more to interest them at the Vigo county fair this year, than ever before, according to Secretary Charles Duffin. Every pen and stall will be occupied during the fair with the choicest fat stock in the middle west. Entries of hores, cattle, sheep and hogs are being received dally.

A feature event for the farmers will be the county pace and county trot, in which no entry fee will be charged. In these races the farmers may enter their fastest steeds, but the rules demand that the owners must drive their own horses, and not turn them over to an experienced race horseman. The county races will be half mile heats two best In three. These races have always caused a lot of Interest and merriment and It is doubtful if there Is another raoe on the four days' card that will draw as much as this one. The reason for this is that every one of the drivers is known and the fact that they have had little or no experience on a race track, makes the race all the more interesting to the many friends of the drivers. 1 1 1

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Mothers Tell

TEBRE HAUTE TRIBUNE

FOR THAT BED ROOM

We have an entire new display of superior style, excellent construction and flawless finish. You have all the most popular finishes here in oak, mahogany, Circassian walnut, maple and white enamels to select from, while there are sizes and grades to suit every purse.

Prices range as follows: Beds, $75 downward to $2.98 Dressers, $125 downward to $9.98 Dressing Tables, $50 downward to .$7.98

This should be the coziest room in the home and one that is inviting. You' may want the entire suite to match or furnish it with odd pieces. In either case we have an exclusive line of new designs to select from 'built to give years of satisfactory service. The upholstering is the best quality, Boston, genuine and Spanish leathers being used for this purpose.

Prices range as follows: Parlor Suites, $150 down to.. .$16.98 Davenports, $85 down to $16.98 Leather Rockers, $50 down to $ 3.98

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Mother's Friend

Experience Is or should be our best teacher. women who have obeyed the highest and noblest of all sacrifices, the struggle for the life of others, should have a better idea of helpful Influence a theorise from observation.

At any rate when a prospective grandmother urges her

daughter to do as Bhe did—to use "Mother's Friend," there Is ample reason to believe It the right kind of advice.

Its purpose is to furnish pliancy to the muscles, to take away the strain on the cords and ligaments, to relieve the tension of nerves and tendons so apt to provoke or aggravate nausea, morning sickness, twitchlngs of the limbs and so on. It is applied externally.

Although, In the nature of things a woman Would use "Mother's Friend" but rarely, yet so effective has it been found that this splendid remedy is on sale In most drug stores throughout the United States. It has been prepared by Bradfleld Regulator Co., 306 Lamar Bldg., Atlanta, Ga., and advertised by us for over twenty years. Ask at the drug store for a bottle of "Mother's Friend,"

It to worth while,

Putting Mire In You Home

BELGIUM THE STAGE OF HISTORY'S CUHAX

Most Formidable Battle of AH Time to Be Enacted There, Duration of Which Defies Prophecy,

PARIS, A tag. 81.—The Petit Parisien's review of the war situation today says: "A great battle is preparing. Belglum is to be the theater of the most formidable shock in history, the duration of which escapes prophesy. "Repulsed in the south at Dinant by the French, the Germans have been making, since Tuesday, a vigorous offensive movement towards the north which on Wednesday forced the Belgians after a fine resistance to fall back on Antwerp. The Berlin government will claim a triumph, whereas from a strategical point of vlef, the movement was of no Importance. "The French armies also have taken up their respective positions and it is certain that our general staff is far from being taken unprepared by our adversaries' tactics. The staff had long foreseen them and is prepared to deal with them under the best auspices."

Is like putting money in the savings bank. It's a safe and positive way of adding to your worldly possessions. It makes you feel better about your home happier and more comfortable in it. We are showing an exclusive line, one we are proud of one we guarantee satisfactory and we are able to furnish your home complete.

THE HOUSE WITH THE LOWER PRICE

SILBERMAN'

609 WABASH AVENUE

DINING ROOM FURNITURE The spirt of simplicity finds bold expression in our dining room furniture. We have specialized in oak and have it in all its most popular finishes —golden, fumed and early English. The Buffets, China Closets, Tables and Chairs all match ^n design and combine to make the perfect room.

Prices range as follows: Buffets, $100 downward to .. $14.98 Ohina Closets, $75 downward tc $12.98 Tables, $75 downward to $ 9.98 Chairs, $10 downward to 89c

FOR THE KITCHEN

This is the workroom of the home and much depends upon the way it is furnished as to the amount of labor it saves. Our Kitchen Cabinets are of the newest designs, built to save those weary steps an£ give satisfaction,. The ranges are built of best quality materials obtainable. The work tables are

simple in

substantial. Prices range as follows: Kitchen Cabinets, $45 down to $ 9.98 Ranges, $65 downward to $26.98 Tables, $3 downward to $ 1.25

FALLS THOUSAND FEET JNDESM WITH LIFE

Aviator Dees the Loop the Loop Act, Engine Goes Dead, and Machine Falls Like Plummet.

MIN-BOLA, Y„ Aug. M.—Albert Fileux, of New York City, an avia/tor, fell 1,000 feet In his monoplane to the Hempstead aviation field today and escaped with his life. He was badly bruised and lacerated but surgeons at the Nassau hospital said that he was suffering chiefly from shock and that they thought he would live. Fileux fell while looping the loop. He had completed the circle and the nose of his aeroplane was pointed straight for the earth, preparatory to making a long glide, when his engine went dead. The machine fell like a plummet. Onlookers watching the flight saw his frantic efforts to right the* aeroplane and when these failed, saw him swing himself into the cockpit of the maxihine so he would not be caughtt beneath the heavy engine.

As he climbed back, his weight so disturbed the balance of the monoplane that instead of falling nose down. It turned when a hundred feet from the earth and hit the ground on the front

NEW FALL STYLES

OUR DISPLAY OF THE NEW STYLES IN

LADIES' SUITS

AWAITS YOUR INSPECTION

The new fashions show many interesting changes. We have a fine assor-orient of suits with the new long jackets as well as the shorter models.

STYLES AND PRICES BETTER THAN EVER

I E A E I O A

THE UNION

909 1VSAIIV STREET

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wheels. These collapsed and the machine somersaulted. The hejigur attendants, who rushed out expecting to pick up his mangled body, found him conscious and without broken bones.

On the Chute.

Gabe—He says he is a descendant of a great feunlly. Steve—Yea, and he is still descending,—Cincinnati Enquirer.

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OUR GUARANTEE

Whether you boy for cash or on extended credit, Sllberman's guarantee goes with each purchase. It is upon satisfaction that this store has gained a large patronage and we are as much interested as you that ewery piece at furniture bought here he exactly as represented. y,'

LINOLEUMS

This is the most sanitary floor covering for either bath room or kitchen and we are showing it in a variety of new color combinations. The best grades of printed, Imported and inlaid linoleums are to be found here In both I and 4 yard widths. Prices range from $1.75 down to, a square rard

Tomorrow's Specials

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VETERANS' AUXILIARY PICNIC?"

$1.98

Kid Button Low Shoe, no tip, light sole $3.50 value.

Double Surety Coapons

If Cut Oat and

Presented When Making Purchase

Patent Button Low Shoes, welted soles, $3.50 value

658 WABASH 658

The auxiliary to Claude Herbert camp, Spanish "W5ar Veterans, will give a picnic Sunday, August 23, at Smith's grove, Ferguson- Hill, Stop 4, on the! Paris lnterurban line. A special car will leave the traction station a,t 10 o'clock in the morning- All members, their families and all others eligible to1 attend, are cordially Invited.