Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 November 1914 — Page 3

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Force of Forty-eight Government Inspectors at Work in Chicago Stock Yards.

ONE THOUSAND MEN AT WORK DISINFECTING GREAT MARKET

55,000 Employes Isolated as Result of Quarantine Order—Infected Cattle are Being

Destroyed.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.—A force of 1,000 men today began disinfecting the Union stock yards, the world's greatest cattle market, which yesterday was placed under partial quarantine oy federal authorities to prevent the spread of foot and mouth disease to livestock herde throughout the middle west. ir

Although not a isingle case of the disease haa been found at the Chicago yards, several carloads of cattle from Michigan believed to have been exposed, have been received here and re-shipped. As the disease is spread through contact, every. section of the yards, covering a district of miles square is to be disinfected. This salne process of fumigation will be applied to all livestock cars. The task, it was said, would require a week or more.

Hundreds of the 65,000 employes at the yards have been isolated as a re«uit of the quarantine. Three hundred stockmen who recently arrived with cattle from the infected districts will be obliged to remain at the yards until the quarantine is lifted.

The quarantine prohibits the shipment of livestock out of Chicago except to Illinois points for immediate slaughter. It makes it impossible for stockmen in Indiana, Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania to purchase "feeder" cattle in Chicago and cuts off the small supply of cattle for slaughter which has been received in Chicago from these states. No livestock, with the exception of horses and mules, may be shipped out of the four states or Illinois.

Inspectors on Job.*

Eight additional government Inspectors, bringing the total up to 'ortyelght, arrived today to aid in fighting the scourjre In Illinois. They are working under the direction of Dr. R. A. Ramsey, chief of the field inspection department of the bureau of animal industry.

Two crews of inspectors are required for the work. The first makes a test for the disease and the second digis a deep pit, shoots the af^jpited animals and after dumping them In, covers them with quick lime, which insures a complete elimination of the disease.

All the feed is burned. The cattle owner receives the actual meat value of the cattle and the market value of the feed. Under present arrangements the federal and state governments each share half of this expense. The fight to exterminate the disease in Illinois alone, It was estimated, will cost $150,000 a week.

The "foot and mouth" disease, government officials explained today, is not necessarily fatal, but the only way to prevent Its spread throughout a herd is to kill all affected animals.

The malady when it attacks livestock manifests itself by the appearance of small ulcers in the mouths of animals and on the hoof, between the toes.

ST. JOSEPH COUNTY SUFFERS.

Cattle Infection Will Cause Loss of Half a Million There. SOUTH BEND, Ind., Nov. 3.—The foot and mouth disease was discovered at Notre Dame late yesterday afternoon, when fifty-two cows and steers were found to be infected. Following an Inspection of the entire herd of 300 cattle, It was decided to destroy them without delay. Eight new cases were discovered in St. Joseph county- today. So bad is the disease in Olive township that the farmers are making but little pretense in going to the polls to cast their votes in today's election. To date cattle valued at more than $60,000 have been destroyed. It was figured a week ago that the expense involved in destroying cattle In St. Joseph county would amount to $200,000. With the spread of the disease, however, it is now figured that the expense may reach half a million dollars.

OFFICIALS SHOW ANXIETY.

Effect of Efforts to Stop Disease of Cattle Is Awaited. WASHINGTON, Nov. 3—With the federal quarantine to prevent the spread of foot and mouth diseases among cattle in middle western and if

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Large 24 pound sack of Big Domino Flour, at the counter for only

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Cheese, fancy old English Dairy Cream, very snappy, pound —30c Kraut, new 1914 pack sauerkraut, pound 3!/£c

Macaroni or Spaghetti, one pound package, two packages for 15c Pea Beans, fancy No. 1 hand picked, 5 pounds for —28o

Pepper, highest grade pure black pepper, ground, the pound for 25c Cheese, Herkimer County, N. Y., full cream cheese very snappy pound 27e

Mushrooms, best imported, pieces and stems advanced price 30c, our price, can 21

Baked Beans, None Such Ovenbaked, cans cut for your Inspection, large No. 2 15c cans, dozen $1.25 can —11c

Peanut Butter, extra fancy, made from choicest peanuts, pound 13c

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What We Shall Offer Wednesday in Our

Pure Food Grocery Store

50c Soap 37c

Tour choice of either American Family or Flake White Laundry Soap, at the counter, Q7g* 10 bars for only O I

80c Flour 22C

i$c Bread. 10c

3 large one pound loaves of fresli baked Bread, hot from our own ovens, for

39c Eggs 32c

Strictly fresh country Eggs, packed 1 dozen in carton, none delivered, dozen

Lard Jelke's 100 per cent pure lard large tins $1.55 medium tins 80c, small tins for —49c

Snow Mellow, takes the place of eggs large package 50c, small packages 25°

Worcestershire Sauce, Empire brand special 6 ounce bottle, each 10c

Salt Morton's free running table salt 3 packages for 25c a package 9c

Salad Dressing the "Yacht Club" brand unequaled for lobster, chicken and all salads, bottle for 24c and 10o

Peas, Wolf Brook fancy Wisconsin, half dozen cans 51c can 10e Kidney Beans, fancy dry kidney beans, advance price 14q pound 11c

Catsup Snider's tomato catsup made from red ripe tomatoes regular 25c bottle for -—19c

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other states in full force, officials of ^he department of agriculture today anxiously awaited further developments in the situation. In the meantime federal inspectors were at work in some of the infected districts and others were under hurry orders to proceed to the other districts. Official® here were hopeful that the drastic measures already taken would prove effective in checking the progress of the disease.

Secretary Houston's order the

quarantine was extended to include all of Pennsylvania, Indiana, Michigan and Illinois and Ohio practically was placed under the same resections. Ohio was Included because cattle from affected areas had been shipped into that state.

The order not only prohibits the shipment of cattle from the quarantined states to uninfected areas, but also shipments from one infected district to another. The order would not, however, prohibit the shipment of cattle from non-quarantined areas to the Chicago stock yards, but they could leave there only as dressed meat.

DISEASE AT NOTRE DAME.

Herd of 300 Blooded Cattle to be Destroyed at Once. WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.—Officials of the department of agriculture were notified today that the foot and mouth disease in the middle west had been discovered in the cattle herd of Notre Dame university. The entire herd of 300 blooded cattle will be destroyed Immediately and the carcasses burned in time to prevent spread of the contagion. Half the appraised value of the herd will be borne by the federal government and half by the state of Indiana.

One hundred and sixty-five herds— about one thousand animals—already have been destroyed in Michigan and Indiana.

A corps of 107 inspectors traveling in Michigan, Indiana, Illinois, Ohio and Pennsylvania to locate new outbreaks, reported nonei outside those yet no cases o§ by the milk been report *fr

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COUKCIL TIKES STEPS TO BETTER CROSSINGS

Ordinance Providing for Safety Gates and Other Measures is Advanced at Meeting.

The ordinance for the installation of safety gates, including a provision for watchmen for intersections of city streets with railroads, a provision for the installation of electric lights at such crossings and other measures for public safety at-all railroad crossings, the principal piece of business to come before the city council in regular meeting at the council chamber Monday night, was advanced by action of the members.

A number of petitions for the remission of taxes which had previously been submitted and were referred to the council claims committee asserted the petitioners were capable of paying the taxes, this information being given after an investigation.

A petition was read which had been sent to the council by Father Ferdinand Mayer of St. Benedict's Catholic church asking that the taxes on about 135 feet of property abutting on Ninth street between Ohio and Walnut streets, be remitted as that property was used for school purposes. Father Mayer in his petition set forth that he had sent a similar petition to the council on Sept. 9, but as that was not acted upon he was obliged to pay the taxes, amounting to $1,298.21. The petition was referred to the committee on finance.

A number of new petitions for the remission of taxes were read and all of them remitted with the exception of that of Louisa Becker, who, it was said, has a sister who is making $75 a month as a school teacher and the two are living together, it is said. The petition was referred to the council claims committee.

A resolution was introduced and passed ordering the board of public

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News From the Front! Votes Pouring In

—Before- eleven o'clock Monday morning, the lirst day of the Voting Contest for the $475.00 Baby Brambach Grand Piano, six names appeared on the Voting Ledger and three thousand seven hundred and fifty ballots had been cast. As little Sam Ream would say: "That's going some."

Don't forget! With every cash purchase and when you pay on your account at the Main Office, ask for the Piano Ballots to which you are entitled—one ballot for every ten cents. When purchasing merchandise you secure the ballots along with your Surety Coupons at our Exchange Desk on the Main Floor. "The Best Place to Shop, Alter AH"

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News of a Root Store Clearance Sale of

Trimmed Hats

—Tomorrow, Wednesday, we shall let go at greatly reduced prices all of our Trimmed Hats. We have divided them into three lots and marked them as follows:

All SI0.00 Bats tor $5.00

Trimmed Hats in black and all colors, beautifully designed and trimmed with new flowers, feathers and fur original price $10.00 clearance sale price, each $5.00

All $15.00 Rats tor $7.95

Beautiful Trimmed Hats in the latest and newest effects and shapes original price $15 clearance sale price, each $7.95

$25 to $30 Hats For $15

This includes all 'of our New York pattern hats, trimmedt with lace and feathers beautiful models for evening wejr original prices $25.00 and $30.00 clearance sale price, each —$15*0 1

Fashions Latest Craze Is Ihe "Flossie Allen"

A hat maJe of imported velour, in a rakish, mannish block and trimmed -with band and bow to be worn with your Balmacaan, the "Flossie Allen" is priced at —$4-95

Millinery Section. Second Floor.

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A N N O N E E

An Afternoon Musicale By the Fife Brothers Wednesday, November 4th, 1914 lea Room, 3 to 4 O'clock

—This is to announce that tomorrow afternoon in our Tea Room between the hours of 3 and 4 o'clock, the Fife Brothers, the world's greatest musical evangelists, will give ,an Afternoon Musicale. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.

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March, "The Whip," Fife Brothers Orchestic 2. Overture—"The Bridal Rose"

Orchestra

Reading—"Herve Reil" Mr. Robert S. Fife Quartet—"That Beautiful Land" "Sweet and Low"

Fife Brothers Quartet

Violin Solo—"Souvenir de Lubeck" Mr. Fred H. Kuhn Cornet Solo—"Commodore Polka"

Mr. Earl H. Fife

works to take the necessary steps for the opening of North Twenty-third street between Sprucc and Locust streets.

JARED FLAQQ FOUND GTJUTY.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.—Jared Flagg, accused of making fraudulent use of the mails in promoting stock speculation sales, was found guilty by a jury in the United States district court here last night. There were seven counts in the indictment and Flagg was convicted on six. He Was acquitted on the seventh. £Je was the first to be tried of several defendants, including Daniel N. Morgan, former treasurer of the United States.

Reading—"The Last Word" Mr. Robert S. Fife Trombone Solo—"Lost Chord" Proctor and Sullivan

Mr. Robert S. Fife Orchestra Accompaniment

Tea Room Sixth Floor.

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ENGLAND BUYS STORAGE EGGS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.—Buyers for English merchants have made arrangements through banks for the purchase of all available storage eggs in Chicago. Six hundred thousand eggs made up the first shipment today consigned to London dealers.

No matter how many high priced

Pile cures have failed PLEX will do the work. Relieves Itching Pile# at once. Fine for Blind I Protruding Piles. Get Plex and only Plex.

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To Be Always Cofnplaining Is Mischievous*

—A bad habit it is, surely, to train your eyes to see only the dead roses in the garden. te Clouds and ,stars are almost all the time leading upward.

Nor weather nor other conditions being alterable by whining, stop it!' A smile or a frown, yours or mine, draws back foi us what we give to our families or neighbors,

The present times in America, as a whole, are better than anywhere else upon the round globe. Whatever you see that is wrong, take hold and hammer at it ur^til it betters.

Here we are keeping store at our best and if anything lags, we are not long in finding it out, and the hot box is soon in order. be I vA

Our buyers succeeded in getting for us a larger stock than ever, and it is coming in every day from aH quarters. ft ft "The Best Place to Shop, After A11"

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A Demonstration of the Famous

Hall-Borchert Dress Forms

—Wednesday we shall hold a special demonstration of the famous Hall-Borchert Dress Forms. All dressmakers and home sewers arc especially urged to attend.

QUEEN" No. 55 28- Section

Adjustable

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The "Queen" ie the result of many years of experimental study and represents the highest attainment In the art of making Dress Forms. It 1s as nearly perfect as human ingenuity and mechanical skill can make it.

The "Queen" embodies every adjustment of the well known "Princess," "Empress" and all other forms and in addition haB many special features of its own, making it absolutely Independently adjustable and immensely superior to all others.

The body portion is in 28 sections and is made of a specially prepared fibre papier-mache, which is practically indestructible. The manner in which it is cut adapts the "Queen" to high and low bust effect.

The Hinged Waist, metal telescopic hip seotions, the High and low bust adjustments, are exclusive Hall-Borchert features, permitting the independent adjustment of every inch of surface, enabling any figure to be easily and exactly duplicated.

The patented skirt is durably constructed from plated steel bands and may be quickly adjusted to snug-flttlng or flaring effects'ak required. The n«sk Js in four parts made of stamped nickeled steel. There is no solder used in the manufacture of our forms. A strongly made extension-stand allows any desired skirt length. The method of adjustment is exceedingly simple and anyone can readily operate it.

Made in two sizes, No. 1 and 2.

Range of Adjustments

Waist oo 35

Hips 34 52 37.. Waist Length 13 I 5 14 Length Shoulder .^ 5 6% 5

Price Jersey Covered Others forms from

Notion Section.

Wednesday—A Sale of 200 Pairs of

Satin Evening Slippers

$3.00 Values, the Pair $1.79

—Wednesday morning at 8:30 o'clock we shall place on sale in our Shoe Section, a special purchase of 200 pairs of new Satin Evening Slippers. They are made over the latest resede toe have the new Louis heels to be had in the following colors: Blue, pink, taupe, gold, American- beauty, white and black all sizes regularly $3.00. 'f

Sale Price, the Pair. $1.79

Shoe Section. ,f Second Floor—Annex.

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