South Bend News-Times, Volume 30, Number 206, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 22 July 1913 — Page 3

TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1913 THIRTEEN MEN ARE PAROLED BY RALSTON Mrs. Phipps May Wed Again, Though It Costs $250,00 a THE CHILDREN'S O WN CORNER

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

ElOSHQT BILL" FROM 1URSERYVILLE

IJy IYcd Scliacfrr and A. I). Condo.

"Deadshot Bill" fears hcss thieves might

Steal his bronc avay some niht.

Daniel Neal, Convicted of Murder, Given Over to Care of His Father Is Not Expected to Live.

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He heats an hvn and puns a brand; En&uvirf which, the hronc shows sand.

But as the cloud of smoke floats higivrr Bridget imagines the shack's afire.

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Then- occurs, as Bill, explains,

A regular cloudburst on the plains.

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ANIMAL STORIES BY AUNT1 GERTIE.

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A HOG IS FULL GROWN

WHEN IT ISA DEAD ONE

Judgo Makes This DeciMon When

Neighbors Can't Agree on tho Question.

MUXCIE, Ind., July T2. Judse

'William A. Thompson of the Dela

ware circuit court, nas officially decided when a hog becomes full grown and this is his decision: "A hog is

full grown when it is dead, because then it cannot prow any more."

The matter came up in a suit be

tween a landlord and tenant over fulfillment of the terms of a farm lease,

the ownership and valuation of a number of hops being in question. Attorneys for one side said that there is no such thing as a "full grown"

hog. while lawyers for the opposition

contended that a hog may attain its

full growth.

WIRING IS APPROVED

L.ook at this animal! ,ome folks think it is tho QUEEREST, most UNSIGHTL.Y inhabitant in the Zoo. Its name is Kangaroo! The odd thing about it is the unevenness of feet. The hind legs are long and big and strong. The tail is heavy and so 'powerful that the Kangaroo uses it to fight. Hut the forefeet are very, very short! Did you ever know anything quite so queer? The consequence is that when the Kangaroo tries to mw on its four feet it Is obliged to hop instead of walk. And every time it touches the ground it fa'ls forward until its little, short front feet toiieh the ground. Me. oh my, it's funny to watch the animal ! There's something rise I want to tell you about the Kangaroo which you may never have noticed. It has not any first toe m its hind feet! The second and third are very

HIlMi 1 '.STATE TKAXSFIUIS. Iawrenee Szamcki and wife to Ignacy Wojeiechowki and wife, lot IT, Summit Place addition. $S00. Samuel Adler and Moses Moritz.

es., to Charlotte Henz, lot 4, Stern's sub. $2.00-0. Kier Park Eand Improvement Co. to Fred Hritz. lot K: second addition to Kiver Dale. K'H. me to same, lot l."4, second addition to Kiver Dale, $2 0. .Samuel M. Uobinson anil wife to "William E. Kizer anil wife, part lot 10:i'. En-Salle Park. $U0. Margaret M. Stull to The .Methodist Episcopal church, in the IT. S. of A. and trustee of Stall Memorial Methodist church of South P. end. bt '.. tull's proposed sixth addition. $1. Charles J. Taylor and wife to John Cebrat and wife, lot 4f. Taylor's addition. $4T."i. I,ulu Crofoot to Trustees Regular Haptist church. Mi?hawaka. Ind.. lots 1 and 2, and part lot C. block 4 0. lawrence & Pattell's addition. MLhawaka, $3,000. Nancy Cass et al to same, lots ?, and 4 and part lot n. Mock 4 0. Ixvwrence "v Pattell's addition. Mishawaka. K.5 00.

small, but the fourth is large anu plans and specifications for the elec-

iirominent and powerful. The fifth trie wiring and lighting fixtures in the

is small, too.

INDIANAPOLIS, July 22. Among 13 prisoners at state penal institutions paroled Monday by Gov. Ralston was Daniel Neal, serving a life sentence for murder. He was paroled in care of his father for six months and it is said that he is sick and probably will not live until his parole expires. He was seat to the state prison in July, 1911, and soon afterward became ill. Other paroles granted were: Flora Knox and Maggie Spurrier, sentenced to Indiana Woman's prison from Marion eounty, July 14, 1908, for horse stealing; Anna Jennings, sentenced March 21, 1911, for incorrigibility to Indiana Girls' school and later transferred to Indiana Woman's prison; Wrn. Pailey, 57 years old, sentenced from Knox county, Dec. 19, 1911, for petit larceny; William Brown, colored, sentenced from Floyd county. March IS, 1910. for burglary'! Wm. J. Lowman, sentenced from Madison county, Aug. 1, 1908, for burglary; Albert Wilson, sentenced from Vigo county. June 20, 1910, for petit larceny; Noah Moorehead and Arlie Manuels, sentenced from Cass county. May 16, 1911, for robbing butcher shop; Albert Finney, sentenced from Allen county, Oct. 2,,

1910, for burglary; William Best, sentenced from Warren county, Sept. 7, 1911, for horse stealing; Lester Cook, sentenced Sept. 25, 1911, for assault and battery. Bailey was paroled to go to Owensboro, Ky., where he will care for his mother, who is S4 years old. Best was paroled on condition that he abstain from the use of intoxicating liquor and he contribute to his mother's support.

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LOOKED LIKE A TRAGEDY

Clothes

Left on Causel

Bank All Alarm.

Night

There was plenty of grounds to believe that some tragedy had occurred

on Chain lakes Sunday according to George Miliken, a farmer who lives

near one of the lakes and who sent word to the police, asking that they

come out and search for the body.

According to Miliken his ten-year-old daughter saw the clothes Satur

day night. Sunday morning she and

another daughter saw the clothes

again. This time they called Mili-

ken's attention to the fact and he at once notified the police and started a hunt over the lakes.

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CHANGE OF

MANAGEMENT SALE

MUS. CJEXEVIKVK CILM)LKU IMIIPPS.

STRIKE IS STILL ON

BOSTON, Mass., July 22. Whether Mrs. Genevieve Chandler Phipps, divorced wife of Lawrence C. Phipps, Pittsburgh steel magnate, has again married or is about to become a bride was a question Boston was trying to solve Monday. By re-marrj;ing she would forfeit the income from $500.00. Mrs. Phipps arrived here on the liner Cleveland and went to a hotel, but could not be seen. There was also some mystery as to the man who arrived on the same steamer, and who

is taken as her present or future husband. The liner's passenger list showed "E. W. Porter", of Denver, but fellowpassengers expressed the belief that this man was Edward W. B. Powell, of Denver. According to the passengers. "Porter" gave a dinner on board which they took to be an engagement dinner, and it was noticed that Mrs. Phipps was wearing a beautiful diamond solitaire, although she had not been known to wear rings of any sort since her divorce.

She is forced to give up the income from $500,000 in case she takes another husband, according to the settlement made upon ber by Phipps at the time of their divorce in 1904. At that time she was granted the income from $750,000, of which she may keep only $2 50,000 if she remarries. Mrs. Phipps was the second wife of the steel magnate and they separated six years after their marriage. Tho suit was preceded by the kidnapping of the two children from a hotel here by Phipps in 1902. He hurried to Denver with them and two years later was granted a decree. Mrs. Phipps did not contest the suit. There have been many rumors of a reconciliation between Phipps and his former wife, but two years ago Phipps married Miss Margaret Rogers of Denver. It was also reported at times that Mrs. Phipps was to marry A. Hart McKee, a Denver physician, who is said to have iigured in the separation case.

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Philadelphia Workers Want an Increase in Wages.

PHILADELPHIA, July 22. The strike of the suit and cloak makers of this city entered upon its second weok Monday. Several meetings have been held between representatives of the cloak and suit makers' union and the manufacturers in an effort to bring about a settlement. One hundred and sixty factories and about 5,000 workers are involved. The latter demand increased wages and recognition of the union.

ABLE TO MANAGE AFFAIRS

The Kangaroo's head looks some-

thin? likp a bitr rat's head. It is

small and long. Its ears are long.

When baby Kangaroos are born

thev the not much more than an

INCH LOXO! Thev are ouite blind

and verv helnless.

How do von suppose they can be

cared for bv their mothers

Why, Dame Nature has provided a J

very simple, safe way. The Kangaroo has a pouch in which it can carry the baby Kangaroos around until they grow big enough and strong .nough to hop around by themselves! They remain . in the pouch for weeks and sometimes for months, gradually increasing in size and power. Every once in a while as they get stronger, they jump out of the pouch and do a little hopping on their own account! But they never stray very far from the mother, and if there is the slightest sign of dantr they hop back into the pouch for safe keeping. The kan Karoo is timid. Its only weapons are its strong hind legs and its tail. When it wants to see a long dis

tance or listen carefully It sits up on its hind legs as you see in the pict u re.

new comfort station were approved by the county commissioners Monday. The auditor was authorized to advertise for bids to be opened August 11.

Charging that Harry M. Granger, under guardianship as a person of unsound mind, is now sane and able to care for his property. William P. Furey has filed a petition in the circuit court to have the guardianship termi

nated. The Union Trust company is

acting as guardian.

NEW BANK BUILDING WILL BE SIX STORIES

Officers of Citizens loan. Trust and Jiavings Co. Are Jle-clccted by the Stockholders.

At a recent meeting of the Citizens Loan, Trust and Savings Co.. the following officers were re-elected: John A. Hibberd, president; W. R. Baker, vice president and treasurer: Guy H. McMichael, secretary; C. B. Mason, manager insurance, real estate and rent department. The directors are Clement Studebaker, jr., John A. Hibberd, George M. Studebaker. W. R. Baker, C. Fassnacht, P.W. Mueller and G. W. Harrison. At the meeting it was decided to make the new bank building now under course of erection at 112-114 W. Jefferson boulevard, a six-storv struc

ture instead of four, as originally planned. The building will be thoroughly modern in every respect.

Charles S. Raddin, president of the American Bank Equipment Co. of Chicago, is in the city submitting samples and conferring about plans for the interior. FOURTH WARD MEETING Supporters of Kcuben rink to Meet at Iliver Park School. Voters of the fourth ward will assemble at the River Park schoolhouse Tuesday evening. The meeting has been arranged by boosters for Reuben Fink in the democratic mayoralty race. Good speakers are promised.

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