Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 12 October 1914 — Page 3

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MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1914.

Gi TOTER TAKEN HERE ANDREIURNED

Turk "Wounds Fellow Countryman During Altercation at Greencastle Sunday.

William Allah, who seriously wounded Rusha Mohamet, at Green castle, Sunday, with a revolver, was returned to Greencastle Monday morning by Sheriff Boee, of Putnam county. Two other men, wanted for helping Allah in the fight at Greencastle, escaped. Allah was arrested by Special Officer Waumpler of the Big Pour railroad Sunday night on a freight train in the Duane yards. Waumpler boarded the train northwest of the xity and found Allah In a car with a number of other men. The Turk attempted to draw a gun on Waumpler but the officer grappled with him and took htm from the car.

The men implicated in the shooting at Greencastle are all Turks in the employ of a glass company. Allah and the man he shot were in Greenoa«tle for the purpose ot loading glass sand on cars. The two quarreled some days ago, according to Allah. Sunday Allah and two companions went to the sand pit and waited for Mahomet to come. When he appeared Allah opened fire on him with a revolver, Mohamet ran and two bullets hit him in the legs. He will reoover.

Br.ef Mention of Indiana Happenings

G08HHJN—The Steve Miller band of gypsies has departed from this city Tor St. Louis and the Mendes tribe has started for Toledo, O. They had been here for the trial of Antonio Nicholas, charged with the murder of three of his tribe.

EVANSVILLE—Police have been asked to locate "Vincent Hopkins, 76 years old, who has been missing since Friday noon. Relatives say the man was despondent because of his inability to work

ROCHESTER—Rochester Boy scouts plan to take a 124 mile hike to Michigan City and back. They will go by the way of Plymouth and Laporte and return by way of Oliver and visit the military academy.

HARTFORD CITY—Panhandle train No. 66 was nearly wrecked near this city when it ran into a flock of sheep that had escaped from the pasture on the Ed Armstrong farm. Twenty-four of the 400 sheep were killed.

COVINGTON—In the five-acre corn contest for Fountain county, Clarence Grenard, of Waynetown. won the honor of having the largest yield per acre. His field averaged 93.2 bushels per acre.

APOLI—The tomato pulp factory of this city has been forced to work nights. The failure of eastern crops makes a heavier demand. The plant averages 850 cases daily.

EVANSVIX.L.E—According to word ,-i received here by relatives, John Diehl, I'm former resident of this city, was killed in a street car accident at Memphis,

Tenn.

ELWOOD—Lee Frances, a factory employe, and his brother-in-law, George Wallace, are being held in Jail here as the result of a brawl in which Frances is alleged to have stabbed Wallace.

COLUMBUS—At the annual meeting of the German Mutual Fire Insurance company of Bartholomew county, the secretary's report showed that the only loss in last year was $2, caused by lightning.

NOBLESVILiLE—Blaine McGrath, a newspaper man of Indianapolis, is seriously ill at the home of his parents here of typhoid fever. Mr. McGrath is local manager of the International News Service in Indianapolis.

ANDERSON—James Brosier, 65 years old. a wealthy retired farmer of Lapel, ended his life by drinking poison which he had purchased last spring with the intention of killing potato bugs.

WABASH—Bob Jones, the evangelist, opened a six weeks' revival service here Sunday afternoon. A choir of 800 voices will furnish music for the services. The meetings are being held at the tabernacle erected bv voluntary labor and which seats 3.000.

COLUMBUS—Mrs. Luoy Daum, 33 years old. whose husband. Henry Daum, 5, a local automobile and farm implement dealer, disappeared from his home tiere Friday, committed suicide Sunday by drinking acid. The couple's home Hfe is said to have been very happy, Cut no cause is given for Daum's disappearance. It is rumored he was financially embarrassed.

Valuable.

Tories has stopped talking of his new safety razor. Guess it won't work." "Yes, it will. He's selling it to hospitals for skin-grafting operations."— Philadelphia Ledger.

For your Bj-sfem'a sake, use Caastor Oil. No—Y»u won't "make yourself sick" taking It—not any longer! Yon can drink thin right ont of tbe bottle.

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Now 15c for 3-oz Bottle

USED TO BE 25c.

Cosrfa no more than the old "Tortur-onM-to-Take" kind, and less than' the aromatic or flavored kind. 3-ojs. bottle 15c Instead of 35c—former 80c bottle (T-m.) now 25c.

Get it at Your Druggist's

Here's Man Who Humbled the Belgians

GENERAL VON EMMICH

By conquering Liege and smashing the Belgian power. General von Emmich won for himself a bright page in German military history. He was per-

PROGRESSIVES PLAN SERIES OF MEETINGS

Will Put In Busy Week Campaigning In Various Parts of the County.

The present week will be & busy one for the progressives of Vigo county, as meetings of importance will be held every evening during the week, in Terre Haute or the surrounding towns. Monday evening Otis E). Gulley, progressive candidate for congress from the Fifth district, will deliver an address at Sandford, in Fayette township. The candidates and boosters from Terre Haute who attend the meeting will leave on the 7 o'olock interurban car.

Tuesday evening the meeting will be held at the Odd Fellows hall at North Terre Haute, in Otter Creek township, and the principal speakers will be Mr. Gulley and William T. Gleaeon, candidate for Circuit Judge. A large delegation of progressives from the Seventh ward are planning to attend this meeting.

A meeting of the candidates will be held Wednesday evening, in the office of Attorney Robert B. Stlmson. The Thursday evening meeting will be held at Seelyville, in Lost Creek township, and will be addressed by John Kingsbury, of Indianapolis, candidate for the superior bench in Marion county. Mr. Kingsbury is an attorney and a former socialist. He will also address the meeting for Friday evening, which will be held at West Terre Haute.

Saturday evening th» meeting will be in the township house q.t Pimento, in Linton township, and will be addressed by Mr. Gulley. Mr. Gulley will return to Terre Haute the latter part of the month and will finish his campaign here.

FEEBLE MINDED MAN FOUND AFTER WANDERING TWO DAYS.

James B. Wescott of Sioux City, la., Went to Get Shoes Shined Saturday and Lost Bearings.

James B. Wesoott, 35 years old, the son of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Wescott, Sioux City, Iowa, who disappeared from 429 North Eighth street Saturday at noon, was found Sunday night at 11:30 at the hor/j of H. C. Oonley, on the National road about three miles east of Torre Haute. The Wescotts came to Terre Haute Friday enroute to Florida and were ^S^ping for a few days' visit here. Saturday the son, James, who is feeble minded, went to the Terre Haute house to get his shoes shined. He did not return and the parents became alarmed and notified the police who began a search for him.

Bicycleman Lloyd was sent to the Conley home Monday morning and took Wescott to his parents. H* said he lost his way after leaving the xerre Haute house Saturday and had wandered about until Sunday night w'fflout anything to eat.

CHURCH BOARD MEETS.

The official board and the ad\ 'sory board of the First Methodist cl.urch will meet at 7:30 o'clock Monday evening to transact important business, the church affairs, and to reorganize. All the members taking part in the membership campaigns are requested to be present. 2 YOU CAN SECURE A POSITION through the Tribune's classified columns. ...

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helm for crashing the Belgians. This is von Emmlch's latest photograph, and was made since the fall of Liege.

COMMISSIONERS PASS I

Parke County Board Also Grants Liquor Licenses to Two (Montezuma Men.

By Special Correspondent. ROKUKVILIiE, Ind., Oct. 12.—Commissioners' oourt transacted the following business: Bonds were prepared for sale on the Reserve and Penn township road and on the Burnslde road in Greene township. The viewers' report on the Hughes-Oak street gravel road in Rockville was accepted and that of the "Virginia street, Rockville, was rejected. Ralph Patterson, of Rosedale, and Clarence King, ot Montezuma were granted liquor licenses.

Chairmen Name Commission, By Special Correspondent. ROCKVILLE, Ind., Oct. 12.—The commission appointed by the county chairmen of the political parties for the November election is: Horace Heller, democrat Henry Swaim, republican R. J. Cummings, who by virtue of his official position as clerk of the court, is a member.

Branson Sella Farm.

By Special Correspondent. ROCKVILLiE, Ind., Oct. 12.—ExTreasurer of Parke County George Branson has disposed of his 150 acre farm in Union township to Dr. Robert C. Peare, of Bellmore. Dr. Peare paid $100 an acre for the land.

Mr. and Mrs. Branson expect to move in the near future to Braail, the home of their daughter, Mrs. Bernard Craig.

Date of Christmas Bazaar.

By Special Correspondent. ROCKVILiLB, Ind., Oct 12.—The Ladles' Aid society of Memorial Presbyterian church has announced Thursday, Dec. 10, for their annual Christmas bazaar and dinner.

RAISES FUND FOR MISSION.

R®v. Ward Gets $100 for Addition to Light House Structure. The series of revival meeting which have been conducted at the Light House mission by Rev. F. K. Ward have resulted in the raising of more than $100 and this money will be spent in building an addition to the mission. At the meeting Sunday evening Rev. Ward addressed a large gathering and urged them to live better lives. He also urged the people of the city to be more generous in their support of Capt. Stahl and said that a place was needed where girls could be cared for. The meeting resulted in two conversions, making a total of thirty-one for the two weeks' meeting.

RECOVER STOLEN GOODS.

Detectives Get Remainder of Plunder Taken at Paris. The remainder of the goods stolen by Frank Harris from the hardware store of Jacob Tafflinger in Paris, 111., several days ago was recovered Sunday by Detectives Fedderson and Armstrong at 18% North Fourth street, where Harris formerly roomed. The articles recovered were 26 pocket knives, 11 pairs of scissors, 2 safety razors, 2 boxes of safety razor blades, 2 razor strops and 25 bicycle lamps.

Harris was captured here last week and returned to Paris. He confessed to robbing the hardware store.

TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE

Rug Section.

We Rave Received Many Attractive

A ew Fall Coats

—You will, we are sure., be interested in seeing these new Coats which we have iu-t received, included are the smart looking Cape Coats

Hat Pins, two on the card price, the card —25o Beauty and Small Cuff Pine, two on the card price, the card —25c

Baby Rings, gold filled price, each 75o Gents' Cuff Links, gold topg, price, the pair 89c and 50c

Jewelry Section.

College Coats made of good quality broad Scotch plaid made three-quarter length have bias bei: in back trimmed wi'.h fancy buttons have iwo large patch pockets regular $15.00 value sale price, i^ach $ 10.00

English Broadcloth Coat made with the new flare skirt have broad velvet collars wide belt three-quarter lenyth lined .throughout with good quality sateen regular $20.00 value sale price, each $16.50

Striped Poe Moire Coats made three quarter length have shawl collars large pockets lined with the best quality satin in black only regular $22.50 value sale price, each —$18.00

Coats, made of novelty cloth with belt effects trimmed with green broadcloth have fancy broadcloth collars in black and white only specially priced, each $20.00

Poe Moire Coats trimmed with Martyn fur fancy colored linings with fancy belt effect in back made three-quaiter length •j with full flare bottom specially priced, each $27.50

Cape Coats, made of novelty cloth: full length trimmed with velvet collars and cuffs: high neck in all sizes specially priced, each $25.00

Coat Section. Second Floor.

Here You Will Find All of the

Popular Jewelry

—Our Jewelry Section is brimful of the popular Jewelry which the new Fall costumes demand found are these:

Jet Ear Dropa, assorted styles price, the pair —25o and 50o Pearl Ear Dropa, assorted styles price, the pair —50c

—We are showing now a very fine quality of new Silk Corduroy Suiting which is so much in demand for Fall Suits and Coats this fabric is to be had in all the leading shades CA specially priced at, the yard lPl*vU

Silk Section. Main Floor—East Aisle.

Some Special Values Obtainable In

Serviceable Rugs

—Our Rug Section 011 the Third Floor is supremely ready to fill every need for good and serviceable floor coverings—rugs known for their wearing quality.. The ones we list below are very special values: ,Wool and Fibre Rugs size 9x12 ft. half wool and half fibre all colors and a fine lot of patterns, special, each $4.95

Axminster Rugs, size 9x12 ft. Smith's and Sloan's extra heavy Axminster Rugs floral, oriental and mottled patterns in all colors we guarantee for service special, each $15.73

Axminster Rugs, size 11*4x18 ft. in floral and oriental patterns all colors and absolutely fast yarn dyed special, each —$24.75

Body Brussels Rugs, size 9x12 ft. heavy five frame all worsted body Brussels Rugs choice medalMon, all-over and oriental patterns, 9x12 ft. size for $24.75 the 11.3x12 ft. size for —$35.00

Royal Wilton Rugs, extra heavy worsted Wilton Rugs yarn dyed soft colored: in choice all-over and oriental patterns made for service and guaranteed by the maker and ourselves 9x12 ft. size $33.75 the 11.3x12 ft. size for $47.50

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Among the many things to be

Jet Rings price, each —30c Lavalliere Beads, assorted colors price, each 60o

Sterling 8ilver Glgar Cutter* prioe, each 50o Gold Filled Knivea, to be attached to watch ohalns price, eaoh *1.00

Gold Filled Laval I teres assorted styles prioe, each —$1.49 Sterling Sliver Beauty Pins price the pair —50c

New Silk Corduroy Suitings Specially Priced, the Yard $1.50

Main Floor—East Aisle,

ROOt SfOFC' Open at 8:30 Close at 6:00 CH? ROOt StOfE

In Connection with Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney Co., St. Louis, [_ We Give and Redeem SURETY COUPONS.

Third Floor.

A Few of the 1 housands of Little

Called for Notions

—This is to state to those who do not know, especially dressmakers and homescwers. that our Notion Section can supply you with all the notions needed it? FalJ sewing A few:

Lingerie Braid in assorted colors on self threading bobbin price, each —10c Silk Thread, 50 yaro spools all shades price, the spool —5c

Hair Pins, small sizes shell and amber, 1 dozen to the box Silk and Satin Shirred Elastic all colors price, the yard —25c

Silk CHjffon Wire, in colors of black and white, 20 yard spool price, the spool 10c Bias Girdle 6 inchcs wide in black and white price, each —10c

Koh-I-Noor Dress Fasteners price, dozen 10c Emery Cushions^ satin assorted colors price, eacft oc and 10c 8ilk Thread, 100 yard spools all colors price, the spool 10c

Dresamakera Silk Thread 400 yard spool in black and white prifce, the spool —25c Kewpie Garters entire elastic garter with the pin that locks all sizes price, the pair 25c

Notion Section. Main Flow.

A Sale of 1000 Men's Cotton Ribbed Union Suits, the Suit 89c

-Tuesday we shall place on Sale in the Men's Wear Section, 1,000 Men's Cotton Ribbed Union Suits closed crotch in ecru and gray sizes 34 to 46 regularly $1.25 sale price, the

suit Men's Wear Section. Main Floor.

The New In Shoe Fashion

Spat Boots

S3.50 and $4

—The new shoe which we illustrate is the very latest in Fall Shoe Fashion. It has patent leather vamp small patent leatner band around counter, black cloth gaiter top leather Louis XV heel light welt sole in all widths from AA to regular $5.00 and $6.00 value our price, the pair —$3-50 and $4.00

Shoe Section—Second Floor, Annex.

Velvets and Velveteerl Suiting Are Greatly favored

—Terre Haute's recent Style Show proved beyond doubt that Velvets and Velveteens are among the leading fabrics for this season for coats, suits and dresses. We are showing some very fine qualities and at the old prices, no advance having been made.

24 inehea wide, la damson, navy, brown and blaok, the yard $1.25 32 Inohes wide in black and navy, price, the yard $1.50 82 inohes wide, in black price, the yard —$1.25 32 inches wide In black and navy price, the yard —$230

65c Combination Order 46c With this coupon you can purchase 6 cans solid pack Tomatoes, Early June Peas, fancy Illinois Sugar Corn assorted as

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46c

Sal 8oda, makes hard water soft 10 pounds for 14c Catsup, Snider"s large 16 ounce 25c bottle for —19o

Jello, the dessert powder in 14 different flavors three packages for 25c

Unole 8am's Food, the food for health package 14o Mushrooms best imported, pieces and stem advanced price 30c our price, can 21

Malt Nutrlne, a nutritive tonic strengthening and invigorating guaranteed by the Anheuser-Buscn Brewing Co. case of 12 bottles $2.25 a bottle for —20c

The Best Place to Shop, After All"

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Aisle.

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32 inches wide in black price, the yard —$3.75 40 inches wide In black price, the yard $4.00 40 inches wide in black price, the yard v4 —$7.50

Silk Section. Main Floor—East Aisle.

A SALE! A SALE! A SALE! A SALE! 300 PIANOS AND PLAYER PIANOS PAY $2 A WEEK IF YOU WISH PIANO SECTION. FOURTH FLOOR.

News for Tuesday From Terre Haute*s

30c Bacon arc

The Monaroh Brand of fancy Sugar-cured Breakfast Bacon machine sliced to order, Q1 at the counter, potmd &JLK/

Pure Food Grocery •••,'

50c Royal 38c 25c Royal 20c

Royal Baking Powder, best known brand inthe world: full one pound can 38c half ftA. pound can

Butterine

John F. Jelke Good Luck Butterine sold only in original cartons 5 pounds, 2 pounds or 1 pound prints Tuesday, pound JLOC/

Armour's Grape Juice quarts, dozen $4 .25 half dozen $2.70 pints, half dozen, $1.30 bottle for —23c

Sweet Potatoes extra fancy Jersey, pound 4^/20 Tomato Bouillon, large quart jars, regular 75c, for only 59c

Cream of Wheat is one of the most healthful and nutritious foods known package 14c

Asparagus Tips, the Del Monte brand green points No. 1% square cans 25c 8oups, Armour's Verlbest brand tomato or vegetable 10c cans for 7!/2c

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