Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 13 October 1914 — Page 3
rUfiSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 191*.
WO-CENT PASSENGER RATES TO HEAR FATE
Case Before Supreme Court, Involving West Virginia Law, Will Have Wide Application.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.—The fate of scores of two cent passenger rates rests upon the outcome of arguments today before the supreme court of the validity of the West Virginia twocent passenger rate law.
One of the points at issue is whether state may compel railroads to carry passengers at a non-remunerative rate, allowing them to make up their los6 by Increased charges on freight business. Technically only the i-ates on the Nor|folk & Western railway are concerned, but the decision is expected to fix a standing for adjusting passenger and freight rates to one another throughout the country.
The argument of the rate case was the first scheduled for the term. Before it wus taken up dozens of motions were made in other cases on tlie docket. In the main, these motions
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"were for the advancement of cases said to be of high importance, for the review of judgment in lower federal I courts not appealable to the court aa a matter of right, and for the dismissal of the appeal in other suits.
ARMED MASKED MEN CAPTURE PRISONER AND MURDER HIM
Sheriff Is Stopped On Road, His Charge Taken, And He Is Told To Move On.
PERCY, 111., Oct. 18.—An armed body jof masked men stopped Sheriff Bresner, of Willlsville, on the road last night, took Albert Ciazza, his prisoner,
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from him, shot and Instantly killed Ciazza and warned Bresner away. Ciazza was an Italian miner, one of two brothers, who engaged in a revolver fight with two American miners, Willis Adam* and Ben Cooper. The fight began over a request for a cigarette. When it ended Sam Ciazza was dead and both the American miners badly 'wounded.
Sheriff Bresner was on his way to the county jail at Pinckneyville with Ciazza when the masked men sprang from the roadside. Three held the sheriff while the others marched the Italian ten paces down the roadside and shot him down.
There were fifteen wounds in his body. The maskers then \*c.rned the sheriff ,not to follow and vanished into the woods.
ALLIES SEEK SUPPLIES HERE.
Order Army Wagons, Blankets and Saddles in Chicago. CHICAGO, Oct. 13.—Negotiations fcr jjjtho purchase of several thousand army wagons, one million blankets, 200,000 :*addles and bridles, and a large supply 4'of rifle cartridges for the use of the •English and French armies were openel here today by representatives of those governments.
Representatives of the army purchasing departments asked for immediate bids on the wagon contracts, as a large number are wanted for quick delivery in Canada it was said. The remainder are to be delivered at future dates. Immediate delivery of blankets is demanded by the purchasers.
WOMAN ACCUSES ATTORNEY.
Sues Frank Kelley for $3,700 on Allegation of Fraud. Mrs. Ida M. Birney, of Cumberland county, Illinois, has sued Frank A. Kellty, of Miller & Kelley, attorneys, for '$3,700 damages, claiming that he secured possession of certain lots of hers in that county by securing her signature to what she believed was a trust deed to make good a loan from him, iwhen it was in fact a warranty deed, and that on the basis of the latter he took charge of her property, collected the rents, and by failing to turn over ithe property caused her to suffer other [financial losses. She is represented by
George Burkhart, an Indianapolis attorney.
COFFEE CAUSES STOMACH TROUBLE ID OLD AGE
Physician Says It Interferes With Digestion and Hastens Death by Hardening Arteries.
Among other physiological effects of coffee drinking it is found that this beverage with its drug, caffeine, is cne of the causes of premature old age, according to Dr. J. H. Kellogg, of the 'Battle Creek Sanitarium. He says: "The evil effects of coffee on all persons of wha-fce-ver age may be briefly summed up as follows: "First, the tannic acid in coffee interferes with digestion. "Second, the caffeine of coffee is a nerve poison. "Third, the effects produced are similar to those of alcohol. When long •used, the result is damage to the poison destroying gland, liver and the kidneys, ,as a result hardening of the arteries and premature old age. All medical authorities forbid the use of caffeine or coffee to persons whose arteries are hardened or who have high blood pressure. This condition is always present in elderly people. "Coffee is particularly bad for young children, because the thyroid gland and other poison-destroying glands are not*, yet well developed. Any intelligent parent would not permit a child to use coffee."
NOTE.—Among invalids and those recovering from disease and surgical operation coffee drinking is almost invariably forbidden. On the contrary the pure food-drink INSTANT POSTUM finds extensive use in Hospitals and sanitariums the country over. This! delicious beverage is taking the place of coffee in thousands of American •homes where health is valued. "There's
Reason."
"Pape's Diapepsin" Is the Quickest and Surest Stomach Relief. I
If what you just ate is souring on your stomach or lies like a lump of lead, refusing to digest, or you belch gas and eructate sour, undigested food, or have a feeling of dizziness, heartburn, fullness, nausea, bad taste in mouth and stomach headache, you can surely get relief in five minutes.
Ask your pharmacist to show you the formula, plainly printed on these fiftycent cases of Pape's Diapepsin, then you will understand why dyspeptic troubles of all kinds must go, and why it relieves sour, out-of-order stomachs or indigestion in five minutes. "Pape's Diapepsin" is harmless tastes like candy, though each dose will digest and prepare for assimilation into the blood all the food you eat besides, it makes you go to the table with a healthy appetite but what will please you most, is that you will feel that your stomach and intestines are clean and fresh, ana you will not need to resort to laxatives or liver pills for biliousness or constipation.
This city will have many "Pape's Diapepsin" cranks, as some people will call them, but you will be enthusiastic about this splendid stomach preparation, too, if you ever take it for indigestion, gases, heartburn, sourness, dyspepsia, or any stomach mis#ry.
Get some now, this minute, and rid yourself of stomach misery and indigestion in five minutes.
ATHLETICS AT LASTTRENCHES
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He is coolest under the fiercest fire and has. splendid control. A sharp breaking spitter and clever change of pace are of proven worth against the Mack men.
Philadelphia, in its hour of need, suffered an unexpected handicap. Amos Strunk, the center fielder, who alone of the once great batting team, had lived up to form, was forced out of the remainder of thejseries. A boil on a finger of his right Kand prevented further participation. Walsh played Tn his place yesterday and will contiruie in the line up.
Boston's formidable array was unchanged. Principal in thi®, the Athletics have found, is tow-headed Hank Gowdy, who in this series has supplanted Frank Baker aa a long distance hitter. No player who has ever taken pert in a world^s series has equalled the record of Gowdy, whose batting won Friday's game and prevailed again in yesterday's contest.
Macks Below Form.
Although the Athletics yesterday recovered some measure of their batting strength, they were still far form their true form. Their slump was a matter of deepest concern to the Philadelphlans. They pointed out that in fielding they excelled the Boston team in the three games thus far, and to their falling off in hitting alone do they attribute their three failures. The team has batted for an average of only .155 in three games in which they averaged five hits a game.
After today's game the players cease participating in world's series proceeds. Receipts for the first four games probably will total $225,000 on a total attendance of 110,000. The players' share of the money will be about $115,000, considerably less than two years ago and somewhat less than last year.
Weather conditions continued excellent. The air was somewhat cooler than yesterday and light, clouds flecked the sky. The probable batting order for today's game, which was scheduled to start at 2 o'clock, follow^:
BOSTON. ATHLETICS, lloran, rf Murphy, rf Evers, 2b Oldring, If Connolly, If Collins, -b Whitted, ct Baker, 3b Schmidt, lb McTnnis, lb Deal, 3b Walsh, of Maranville, ss Barry, ss Gowdy, Schang, Rudolph, Bender,
POLAND CLEAR OF GERMANS.
Provinces of Suwalki and Lomza In Russian Hands. LONDON, Oct. 13.—S:25 a. m.—A dispatch to the Central News from Rome says a telegram from Prtrogrnd to the Tribune states that no Germans remain in the provinces of Suwalki and Lomza, Russian Poland, that the Russian army continues to advance in East Prussia and that the entire district of Lyck is now occupied by the forces of Emperor Nicholas.
In addition the dispatch says that the Russians are maintaining their positions in Hungary Bukowina and Transylvania.
J. P. MORGAN IN CAPITAL.
Goes to Confer With Sec. Lane Regarding Alaskan Conditions. WASHINGTON, Oct. 13—J. Plerpont Morgan came to Washington today for a conference with Secretary Lane of the Interior, on conditions in Alaska with particular reference to railroads.
There have been reports that Morgan interests would offer to sell certain properties to the fffvernment for use in connection with the government railroad soon to be constructed in Alaska.
MISSIONARIES MEET.
DETROIT, Mich., Oct. 13.—More than 1,300 missionaries and laymen from all parts of the world are in Detroit to attend the 105th annual meeting of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions which began today and will continue four day*.
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Che Root Store Che Roof Store
Open at 8:30
Meeting With Great Favor Are
7he New Fall Suits
—No matter liovv hard you may be to please you will find our Fall stock of Suits to be one from which a choice can be easily made. This is true whether you require an inexpensive garment or one of our finest exclusive models.
Suits made of Wide Wale Cheviot made in full Redingote style have broad fitted girdles, collars and cuffs of good quality velvet in colors of navy, black, green and plum, in all sizes regular $20.00 value specially priced, each $14.75
Suits, made of good quality French cheviot and fancy novelties in redingote and the various new fancy cuts in-all colors with the latest cut and finishes regular $25.00 values specially priced, each —$18.00
Suits, made of good broadcloth, poplin, French basket weaves and highest grades of cheviot in a large range of different styles to select from in all colors and sizes regular $35.00 and $37.50 values specially priced, each —$25.00
English Cheviot Suits, made with the long Redingote coat have deep shade of velvet collars and cuffs fancy button trimmed plain skirt with front pleata in colors of plum, Copenhagen, navy, brown and black price, each —$15.00
Suit Section, Second Floor.
1 wo Very Exceptional Values In New Waists Fof Fall
We are quite sure you will agree with us after you have inspected them. See these tomorrow: Crepe de Chine Waists, made with the new turn over collars in combination of black and white stripes, have white sleeves, collars and veatees with fancy metal button trimming regular $5.00 value sale price each $3.96
Shadow Lace Wa'^ts, made with plain net sleeves, collars and cuffa, have long sleeves, the new turn over collar with touches of white satin trimmed with fancy slass button in all sizes regular $5.00 value sale price $3.50
FREE PALMOUVE COUPON
This coupon signed and presented at the store of the dealer whose name appears below entitles the holder to 3 cakes of PALMOLIVE SOAP free of charge with each purchase of a bottle of PALMOLIVE SHAMPOO at 39 cts. Regular price 50 cts.
I hereby certify that I have purchased a bottle of PALMOLIVE SHAMPOO and received free of charge 3 cakes of PALMOLIVE SOAP.
Wednesday's Special Offerings From
Our Pure Food Grocery
40c Dutch Cleanser 25c
Tomorrow is "Dutch Cleanser Day" Old Dutch Cleanser chases dirt 4 10c cans for
25c
Pet Milk
Pet brand Evaporated Milk, 3 large 10c cans for 22c or 6 OS! small 5c cans for
8ugar and Creams, sale price, each —$1.49 Handled 8poon Trays, Bale price, each —$1.49 12 inch Cut Glass Vases sale price, each $2.98
Soda Fountain —Basement
40c Pattern and Soap igc
5 bars of Galvanic Laundry Soap and a 15c embroidery pattern for only
19c
15c Bread 10c
3 large one pound loaves fresh baked Bread, hot from
our otfens for
Important Notice
We will accept telephone orders on any of the above specials with a $1.00 order of other groceries. Otherwise they are sold at the counter only.
LOOK!! WHAT 25c WILL
41.2 pounds of New York State Pea Be ans bars of Gloss Laundry Soap 1 pound of high-grade Bulk Cocoa 3 cans of fancy Pink Salmon good oil 2% pounds of California dried Lima Beans 3 cans of fancy sifted Early June Peas 3V2 pounds of whole head Jap Rice 1 pound of hterh-grade Santos Coffee One 2Vi pound package of Roxane Cake Flour 5 cans of Sardines in oil: key opener Three 10c packages of Potato Chips 3 cans of fancy Sugar Corn 3 large cans solid pack Tomatoes Three 15c cans %-size Mustard Sardines
10c
BUY
Choice
25c
Going On! A Very Extraordinary
Sale of
Cut Glass
—We say "Extraordinary Jale" because it means decided money saving opportunities on rich and new American Cut Glass in all the latest patterns. It cannot last much longer. This is to advise a selection tomorrow.
The items below are but representative of the hundreds of splendid values which are included
Light Cut Goblets, 2 patterns! sale price, each —ii6c Light Cut Tumbler#, sale prioe, each 10o
Cut Glass Section.
Basement,
In Connection with Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney Co., St. Louis. We Give and Redeem SURETY COUPONS.
The Fall Needs of Hundreds are Being Met Every Day From Our Wonderfully Complete Stocks
Come Here for
Men's Gloves
—We assure every man of a good selection and a price lower than that of a "man's store." A few:
Men's Cape Gloves spear point bock in colors of tan only all sizes price, the pair —$1.00
Men's Cape Gloves spear point back in colors of black, tan and gray price, the pair —$1.50
Silk Lined Cape Gloves, in black and tan price, the pair —$1.75 Men's Mocha Gloves, Paris point stitching in brown and gray only price, the pair —$1.75
Men's Mocha Gloves Paris point stitching extra fine quality silk lined in gray only price, the pair $2.00
Glove Section—Main Floor—East Aisle.
7his Pretty Art
Needlework
—Is daily attracting the attention of busy needleworkers. Combing Jackets, caps, slippers, ties, aprons, etc. Price, each —25c to $3.98
Pillow Cases envelope style lace trimmed and scalloped edge entirely new designs stamped on pure white linen and pillow tubing prices from, the pair —50c to $250
Russian Filet Sets, such as center pieces 36x86 and 45x45 and 54x54 also Buffet Scarfs and Luncheon Sets all sizes from 6 inches wide to 54 inches prices range from —39c to $15.00
Art and Craft Pillows and Liorary Scarfs, trimmed with leather and fringe price, each —$2.98 to $3.93
Gowns, made of good quality nainsook and plisse and crepe, carefully cut, seamed and hemmed prices from —$1.25 to $1.75
Library Scarfs and Pillows, extra large size 22x54 inch on Russian crash trimmed with tapestry and braid prices from —59c to 75c
Hand-made Cluny Scarfs, 20x36 inches 20x54 inches, 20x72 inches button holed edge round thread linen with luncheon set to match prices from —$2.25 to $15.00
Beads we have a beautiful showing of loose beads for making coat chains, purses and other novelties price from —2c to 12c
Maderia Scarfs, 20x36 Inches. 20x 45 inches on beautiful quality of flat thread Irish linen price, each $2.98 to $10.00
Second Floor.
We Shrink All Piece Goods
—We have just installed on the Main Floor, in the Piece Goods Section, a new Shrinking and Finishing Machine which shrinks woolen fabrics and wash materials and gives them a beautiful finish. The charge is moderate, 5c a yard.
Main Floor.
212 Pieces of Aluminum Ware 20% Less —Wednesday, tomorrow, we shall offer this lot of 212 pieces of high grade Aluminum Ware at 20 per cent LESS THAN REGULAR PRICES. Included are these: Tea Kettles
Berlin Kettles Rice Boilers
Dish Pans Pails Boilers Cake Pans Basement.
New Popular Priced
Leather Bags
—The latest Persian Pin Seal Bags with new Panier handles, fitted with square mirror and pin seal snap pur9e, assorted color silk lining regular $3 value special, each —$1.00
Main Floor,
The Best Place to Shop, After All
Close at 6:00
Hundreds of Hats Hurrying Out Others Taking Their Places
—A large number now on display also numberless Hats waiting to be displayed hundreds in process of making—hardly two alike. The individuality, the dissimilarity of our Hats assures a woman that her's is not one of a hundred of its kind.
The "Little Continental Hat" it is made of black velvet, has a short bunch of aigrettes placed in front, forming a decided stickup effect and conforming to the military idea which has become so popular the "Little Continental" is priced at $1.95 to $6.00
Suit Hats, close fitting, smartly trimmed with flowers and feathers, in all the new Fall shades prices from $3.50 to $15
Trimmed Hats, a special lot of trimmed hats is attracting attention regular $7.50 to $10.00 values special, each —$5.00
Second Floor.
A Sale of Women's and Children's Good Hosiery —Wednesday we shall hold a Special Sale of Women's and Children's Hosiery, offering exceptional values which we are sure will attract attention.
"Onyx* Silk Hose, silk or lisle tops, in colors or black regular $1 and 91.25 value eale price, the pair 79c
Children's Hose in black ribbed double heel and toes double knee guaranteed to give satisfactory wear regular 17c value sale price, 2 pairs for -—25c
Hosiery Section.
Infants' Hose, in black and cokira, regular 25c value sale price, the pair 7c
Children's Cotton Ribbed Hose in broken sizes in black only regular 25c value sale prioe, 2 for —25c
Women's Lisle Hose, the "Truso" make discontinued numbers, regular 50c value sale price, three pairs for
I his Is Good News of a Mid-Week
Sale of Men's Wear
—Certainly we can hold a Sale of Men's Wear right in the middle of the week! If the merchandise is right and the values are real the Sale will be just as successful as if it were held on a Saturday. derwea r, separate garments shirts and drawers slightly soiled and broken sizes regularly $1.00 sale price, the garment —50c
Underwear, separate garments shirts and drawers wool garments, gray only, broken sizes regularly $1.00 and $1.50 clearance price, the garment 89c
Sweater Coats, with roll collar shaker knit, maroon color sizes 36 to 44 one lot of 50 regularly $4.00 sale price, each —$2.69
Silk Tie®, four-in-hand style one lot of 500 regularly 50c sale price, while they last, each .—27c
Men's Section.
—This Shoe should be called "The Repeater" for every mother who purchased a pair of Sandals, which are made by the same process, tor her boy or girl last Summer insists this Fall for the same in a shoe. "Foot Form' Shoes for children are the lightest weight shoe made no tacks, or nails In the soles long wearing, To be had only at Root's,
Sizes 1 to price, the pair Sizes 5 to 81 price, the pair Biaes to 11$ price the pair Siaes 12 to 85 priee, the pair
Main Floor—West A (slat
Cotton Ribbed Underwear in ecru, separate garments shirts ana drawers sizes 32 to 46 regulaily 50c sale price, the garment —39c
Shirts part silk and linen just 15 of them slightly sciled 5 fourteens 4 fifteen and a half, 4 sixteens and 2 seventeens former prices $2.50 and $3.00 clearance prioe, each $1.19
Sweater Coats, small and large sizes "V" neck, regularly $1.00 a lot of 100 sale price, each —-ISO
Jersey Coats, in red, navy and and gray regularly $1.00 sale prioe, each —49o
Selling Rapidly These Foot-Form
Shoes for Children
In Gunmetal and Patent Leather
Shoe Section, Second Floor—Annex
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Mam Flaor.
Restaurant —Sixth loor