Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 October 1914 — Page 8

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REPUBLICANS MOVED UP NOTCH ON BALLOTS

G. 0. P. Leaders Howl When Bull Moose Are Placed Above Them, and Change Is Made.

By Special Correspondent. BRAZIL), Ind., Oct. 22.—Whon ,'ocal republican politicians discovered this morning that the board of county election commissioners had placsd the progressive ticket second on the county ballot a howl went up from the G. O. P. leaders. The republicans jrot busy at once and threatened to bring mandamus proceedings against the •lection commissioners If they refused to put the republican ticket baok into the second column.

Attorneys were consulted and it was found that the law provides for the democratic ticket to be In first place and the republican ticket In second place. The election board accordingly met and changed the order, moving the republican ticket up from third to second place and putting the bull moosers back one place.

Plan Grocery Store.

By Special Correspondent. BRAZIL, Ind., Oct. 22.—Plans are underway here for the organization of a stock company with a capital of about $20,000 to put in a large grocery store in this city. If the stock is sold the company will take a lease on the new Zeller building which is to be erected on the site of the Brosius store which was burned in July. The stock will be Issued in blocks of $1,000.

Marshall Has Escort.

BRAZIL, Ind., Oct. 22.—A special traction car, containing about fifty members of- the reception committee for the Vice President Marshall meeting at the Sourwine theater tonight, left at 12:28 this' afternoon for Greencastle, where they will meet the vice president and escort him to this city.

BUZZARD CARRIES OFF DOG.

Fox Terrier Was Brave, But Couldn't Resist the Blrl's Claws. BIRMINGHAM, Oct. 22.—Eagles are said to be game enough and strong enough to carry off almost anything from a man to a cat, but the first instance known when a buzzard carried off a dog was witnessed on a recent afternoon. The incident happened a few miles from Bessemer.

A Ivery brave little fox terrier was endeavoring to chase off a large buzzard that had alighted on the ground. He only succeeded In making the buzzard fly close to the ground fdr a short distance. The buzzard stopped at a short stump and waited for the dog, who came barking around the root of the stump.

The buzzard, seeing his chance, Jumped from the stump, seized the dog in its mouth and claws and flew to thicket nearby.

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By Special Correspondent. OHRISMAN, 111., Oct. 22.—(While playing "shinny" with some boy companions at school, George, the young

of what the coffee trade think of the harmfulness of the coffee drug, caffeine, is shown in their efforts to get rid of it—to get a coffee that doesn't contain caffeine!

When they do succeed in getting rid of some of the caffeine drug-content, the result is a weak, "clover-tea" decoction that few appreciate.

But after all their efforts to rid coffee of part of its caffeine, how about the other coffee-drug, "tannin"—about 2 2-5 grains to every cup of coffee?

Tannin is the drug used to tan hides with. Do you know what it does to your stomach? Probably not. Here is what good authorities say about it:—

"Tannic $pid in coffee interferes with digestion."

"The caffeine and theine in coffee and tea are cerebral stimulants, and the tannic acid is an astringent, affecting especially the muscular fibers of the intestinal walls."

"Tannic acid is universally condemned by all authorities as a hindrance to digestion and health.".

Why keep on running the risk of serious interference with health. Why not quit a table beverage that bears in its train a lot of trouble like nervousness, headache, heart, stomach, bowel disturbance, insomnia, etc.

Thousands, suffering from these ills, find it easy to quit coffee have at hand the delicious, nourishing beverage—

POSTUM

Made from prime wheat (roasted like coffee) and a bit of wholesome molasses, it contains no caffeine, tannin or any other drug or harmful substance.

Postum comes in two forms—Regular Postum—must be boiled, 15c. and 25c packages, and Instant Postum—soluble—?nade in the cup instantly, 30c and 50c tins. Both kinds are sold by grocers and the cost -ner cur is about the same.

Old and young alike, drink POSTUM with pleasure and comfort.

"There's a Reason"

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Asked to Resign by Education Board, Teacher-Mother Sticks to Her Post

MRS. L. OR A WAG\ER.

NEW YORK, Oct. 22.—"I do not care two straws about my job. It is the principle I am fighting for, not my city position. In fact, If I win my point I may never return to my duties as teacher after the birth of my child. However, if the board of education persists In taking so ridiculous an attitude toward its teachers becoming mothers I shall not only return to my duties,' but shall continue my fight to

SERIOUSTO YOUNG BOY

Lad Is Accidentally Struck in Face With, Stick and Jaw Bone Broken.

the very end for the sake of others who may suffer a like injustice." Mrs. Lora M. Wagner, teacher of German in a Staten Island high school made this statement on returning to her duties after an absence of five days during which time she had applied for leave of absence for one year, without pay, to bear a child, and had been threatened with charges of neglect of duty if she remained away from school She expects to become a mother with in four weeks.

son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Ray field was accidentally struck in the face by a club wielded by George Patrick. Several of Young Rayfleld's teeth were knocked out And his jaw bone broken It was necessary for a portion of the jaw bone to be removed and the same wired together. The patient will probably recover In a short time.

Military Tactics.

"My wife Is going through some army maneuvers with her last year's hat.' "What d'ye mean, army maneuvers?" "Well, she's turning the wings."— Louisville Times.

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Rupture Cured At Home

Old Set Captain Cured Himself tyj Simple Means Within Reach 1 of All Sufferers.

Bis Remedy and Big. Interesting Book Tree to All Sufferers. If Captain Collings could cure hlm4 self of a double rupture that kept hlntf) bed-ridden for years, by a simple*) means of his own Invention, why can«t not you achieve the same blessed re* suit by doing as he did? You can't bet much, if any, worse off than this olffl seafarer was, for no truss could hold! his rupture. Doctors told him he musi be operated upon or die. Yet he curei himself absolutely and bis big, fr book tells how.

"Blast my topllchti! the hornpipe as vrell a* If I'd sever been ruptured!"

Why should you continue to go through life with the awful handicap of a rupture? Why be annoyed ana embarrassed by awkward, uncomfortable and ineffective trusses that are only makeshifts at the best? Why be denied so many of the pleasures and joys of life because the slightest violent exertion may cause the truss to slip and the rupture to displace?

Do not put up with these things. Get Captain Collings' absorbingly interesting book and his free remedy that Is so generously offered to those who suffer as he did for so long. Costs you not a penny—places you under no obligation whatever. Just clip and mall the coupon below and receive book and remedy free of all charge and prepaid.

Do not put off sending it Every day you delay is a day of Increased comfort and happiness lost. Send coupon today.

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INDIA'S POPULATION NOW REPORTED AT 315,000,000

Census of 1,803,657 Square Miles Shows Literates, 18,538,578 Christian, 3,867,203.

LONDON", Oct. 22.—At a cost of only £135,000, and by means of a staff numbering about two million persona, a general census of India was taken on the night of March 10, 1911, t.he results of which are emboided in a large volume issued by the India offlce as a blue book.

The difficulties of taking a census of population numbering about three hundred million over an area of 1,803,657 square miles, were enormous. They were especially great owing, as the report puts it, "to the long lines of railway, the big rivers on wnich boats travel sometimes for days without coming to the bank, the forests to which woodcutters resort, aften for weeks at a time, and the numerous sacred places, wrlch, on occasions, attract many thousands of pilgrims.

People had to be numerated whereevery they were caught. In the case of railways, for instance, all persons traveling by rail who took tickets after 7 p. m. on the night of the census were enumerated either on the platforms or in the trains. The latter were all stopped at 6 a. m. on the following morning, in order to include any travelers who up till then had escaped notice.

In spite of this, and owing to the vast work done preliminarily, the results for the whole of India were received, complete on March 19, and were issued In print the next day. This rapidity, as the report mentions with Justifiable pride, "Is not approached even in the smallest European states."

The summary tables show that the total population of India (including the native states) on the night mentioned was 315,156,296 (as against 294,261,056 ten years previously), of whom 217,586,892 were Mindus, 66,647,299 were Moslems, 10,721,453 were Buddhists and 3,876,203 were Christians. The literates numbered only 18,539,578 persons, and' agriculture claimed the labor of 324,695,909 persons, as against 35,323,041 engaged indirectly.

MCLAUGHLIN IMPROVES.

Victim of Fontanet Shooting Thought Out of Danger. Peter McLaughlin, who was shot by James Caldwell, Monday night, at Fontanet, is improving at St. Anthony's hospital, and is now thought to be out of danger. Caldwell, at the same time, shot and killed John G. McLaughlin, Sr., the shooting being the outgrowth of a charivari given John G. McLaughlin, Jr., and his bride. The shooting took place in front of the residence of James Green, father of the bride.

DAMAGE ACTION ARGUED.

In the Superior Court Thursday morning arerument was heard on the motion by Attorney Charles A. Crawford, representing the Jackson Hill Coal Co., to require the complaint in the $10,000 damage suit of Victor Van Hentenrych made more specific. Twenty-two reasons were advanced to show where the complaint should be made more specific. J. Harvey Caldwell represents the plaintiff In the case. The court took the matter under advisement. 1

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50c Leather Bags 25c

200 Leather Bags with German frames, fitted with mirror poplin lining, the new shape a SOc bag Fri- or day £dO\,

10c Handkerchiefs 3 for 10c

Imported Swiss embroidered Handkerchiefs in Shamrock linen worth 10c each Fri- 1 A. day, 3 for.... X\/C

$12.48 Room Rugs

Wilton velvet room Rugs, full 9x12 woven of all wool color fast yarns on three shoot looms shown in a big range of patterns both oriental and floral worth $17.60. Extra special $12.48

Men's

75c Collar Sets 45c

The latest laundered large linen Collars with chevalier cuffs the latest in neckwear a 75c Jk Jf set, Friday .. TTtJC

10c Stickeri's Braid 5c

10,000 bolts imported Stickeri Braid, all colors suitable for trimming waists and children's dresses a 10c bolt Frlday

Men's or Boys' Gloves

Mercerized Sox

In black, tan, hello, cadet ana navy, lisle or run of the best 25c grade,

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Ladles' Bungalow Aprons made of standard percale or genuine Amoskeag gingham belt effect values up to 75c

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3 bars Magic White Soap for

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Boys' Rah Rah Hats polo and tourist, made of chinchilla, velvet and felt

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Morris A Co.'s sugar cured bacon. 5 to 7 pound strips, usual price 25c to 80c, Friday 1

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8 packages Argo starch

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10c package Shepp's pure shredded cocoanut wv

THEATER FIRM INCORPORATES.

New Movie House to Be Built At Thirteenth and Wabash. The Lyceum Theater company has filed articles of incorporation with County Recorder Frank Hoermann, the object being to conduct a moving picture theater near the corner of Thirteenth and Wabash avenue. The incorporators are Charles R. Boland and Jacob Bernheimer, of this city, and Morris Bernheimer, of Crawfordsville. The capital stock is fixed at $2,400, divided into twenty-four $100 shares. The theater building is being erected by J. C. Kolsem for the company.

HALEY CASE BEFORE COURT.

Before Special Judge George O. Dix Thursday morning City Attorney Wells asked leave to file a motion requiring the complaint in the cases of Patrick Haley, discharged policeman, against Mayor Roberts, et aL, made more definite in its allegations. Attorney Walter Ballard, representing Haley, objected to such a motion being filed, and the court announced that he would hear arguments on the objection and motion Friday morning.

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75c Collar Sets 45c

FRIDAY BARGAIN SALE

5c Torchon Laces lc Yard

750 pieces English and Barmen Torchon Laces and Insertions, widths from 2 to 5 inches real value 5c yard no limit, Friday, yard...

Special Friday Bargains in Kimonos

Special for Friday, Sateen Petticoats in black, green, cerise and copen blue neatacEordion plaited effect flounce full width and ill lengths regular 75c kind at

Long Kimonos, made of heavy flannelette or crepe, in handsome floral patterns Empire or straight line effects trimmed with satin bands all sizes and good colors regxilar $1.50 values. Choice I/Ox/

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Window Sbades

Another shipment of Anchor Opaque shades, 36 inches wide and seven feet long, good heavy dark green cloth on improved self-acting roller usually retail at 35c to 40c while 25 dozen last, each 25o

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Linoleum

Congoleum, 'new process linoleurri, no puffing or stretching, no tacking, lays smooth and flat extra heavy enameled surface, as durable as the 65c lino the yard 29c

Ladies' Fall Union Suits

Luster Lisle Hose

Jersey fleeced or to gloves with knit wristlets, best 10c grades

Jet black fall weight, made with all Improvements, every pair perfect, best 26c value,

Pr. 31c

Fancy white rice shelled pop corn, a pound

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69c Bed Sheets 39c

One case Crescent Sheets, made out of full bleached soft muslin, size 72x90 finished center seams —a 50c bed QQ/» sheet, Friday OuC

5c Notions lc

Tour choice of 5c card Hooks and Eyes, Sc spool Basting Thread, 5c paper Pins, 5c card Pearl Buttons, 5c spool O. N. T. Darning Cotton, choice s^"| gi Friday, each it

Wm. Roger Silver Spoons

FREE with Friday purchases, a spoon worth 25c FREE with every dollar purchase FRIDAY.

House Dresses, Sacques, Petticoats

39c

New Fall Petticoats made of excellent quality heavy and light weight sateen in black and all colors to match the new fall suits and dresses regular $1.00 kind Friday at I t/O

Several very pretty new styles In Petticoats black and white striped sateen, and also the plain black with Roman striped flounces in the prettiest stripes ever seen. Then we also show all the beautiful new shades of Russian green, nigger brown, wistaria, plum and several shades of blue and navy. Come in the drawstring or the "Eppo" close fitting style regular $1.50 values special at t/Ov

Photos Enlarged

We will continue to enlarge your pictures with 50o purchases till Christmas FRXSB of charge.

50c Dress

Goods 25c Yd.

Our entire line of 50c Dress Goods, consisting of novelties part wool choice patterns and a McCall pattern FREE with every 5 yard pattern OK*» Friday, yard.

Just received new shipment of very pretty House Dresses, made of the best percale la navy or cadet blue black and white checks and nurse stripes all have the long sleeves and buttoned up high in the neck. Several neat styles to choose from. Sizes run from 34 and up to 46 and are regular $1.00 and $1.25 values. Special an* QQA Friday at I

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We also are featuring a special House 'Dress for stout size women sizes are from 46 to 52 bust measurements made of excellent quality percale very neat style Ion* sleeves and button high neck effect. A $1.79 value. Special Friday

Men's Fall Union Suits

Snowy white, a Dutch or high neck, regular and extra sizes, 75c value at

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Night Gowns, made of Kimono outing, full size trimmed in mercerized braid you know the value special.

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Morris &. Co.'s fancy sugar cured shoulders or so-called California hams,

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25c pure breakfast cocoa, special, a pound—

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Imperial or gunpowder tea, a pound

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BOY KEEPS COURT BUSY.

Up for of Sixth Time on Charge Incorrigibility.

Harvey Miller, 14 years old, a pupil at the Sheridan school, and living at 422 North Ninth street, was before Judge Fortune in the Juvenile Court Thursday morning- on a charge of incorrigibility preferred by the probation officer, Capt B. E. Stahl. The boy was charged with hafving stolen a pair of roHrer skates from another boy, and then when the latter appeared at the Miller home to claim his property with having beaten him. Later the Miller boy played hookey from school to visit the St. Joseph school, where he gave the owner of the skates another beating, it was alleged. The Miller boy has been before Judge Fortune a number of times, but the court told him Thursday morning that he could go back to school until Saturday morning, when he is to appear, and the court will decide what is to be done with him. The parents of the boy, who were in court, rather resented the work of Captain Stahl, but the latter stood his ground and defended his action as being for the best Interest of the boy. s. -.

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New fall Dressing Sacques made of best quality percale and heavy flannelette handsome floral designs peplum style all sizes 36 to 46 regular 75c value. Special at

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Wilton Rugs

Beautiful Wilton and Axmlnster made Rugs, 27x52, shown in a big range of plain two-toned colors and designs rugs that usually sell at $4:50 to $7.00 while 3 dozen last at each $2.00

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Blanket Robes, made of genuine BEACON blankets, in all the best patterns and Colon, including the Indian designs QQ Prices are $3.98 down to tpAel/O

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Fringed Rugs, the finest of Wilton, Axminster and Brussels, bound and fringed quality, color and design you can't duplicate at twico the price. 12x22 Inches, bound and fringed 25c 15x27 inches, bound and fringed ....42o 18x27 inches, bound and fringed ... ,42o

Ladies' -r Fall Vests

Cooper derby ribbed with improved closed crotch sizes up to 46 best $1.00 value at

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New peaches, new prunes, new seedless raisins, choioa a 1 pound O 3C

Six small cans

Three tall cans

RODGERS NOT INSANE. Frank Rodgers, aged 35 years, who was charged in an affidavit by his sister, Mrs. Mollie Stultz, with being insane, has been examined by a commission consisting of Justice Joseph R. Scott and Drs. E. M. Neal and Jamies E. Donnelly and pronounced not insane. Rodgers lives in Sugar Creek township.

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Full bleached, long sleeves for early fall wear all sizes, best 25c grades at t,,

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Misses' and ladles' Auto Hoods of all wool aephyr and mercerized knitted all colors a sample line from the best mill: values up to $1.00 at

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