South Bend News-Times, Volume 30, Number 214, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 30 July 1913 — Page 6

WCDXKSDAY, JCTjY 30, 1913 THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES Z3 la t lie (Sue J o P4H l SOW

For the start of our great "GET-RID-QUICK" SALE the most phenomenal Shoe Sale in our career. GOOD merchandising demands a QUICK TURNOVER of all our Summer Shoes even at a decided loss of profits before the i r .i c i: ar rT mr m imv" cj. tj J : I rr r - l ttt- oit

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QUICK" of all summer Shoes and the big savings offered are all for you. We mention below only a few of the many attractive reductions. All high grade footwear.

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j Any White Canvas Shoe, Oxford or Pump in the Store, $3.50 and $3.00 Value $.45

Any White Buck Shoe, Oxford or Pump in the Store, $4.50 and $4.00 Value $2.95

Women's Button and Women's High Grade Our Vomen's line of J 1Xwks,AIJ Lace Oxfords, new shapes, Pumps, all leathers, low and $3.00 Oxfords and Pumps j Women.g oxfords all leathers, $4.50, $4.00 fa-u heeis $450 values are e best made5 choice and rmnPS vir. .$2.95 v..;..$2,65 3&!ft&, $2.25 $ 1.95 , Nettleton Oxfords. The 4Baker g .j for MEN'S English Lace and best shoe in the world for . .. ... Button Oxfords, $4.50 and rmis, si.oo MEN. All good styles, MEN' An exceptional line 540 values the best j v.ino. S2, $4.95 cS quj". $2.65 g.sof $2.95 j $1.95

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Road every item carefully you cannot afford to let this slip by, conic and s-ec for your Prices. 45c, 95c, $f.45

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500 pairs WOMEN'S Shoes, Oxfords, Pumps, Get Rid Quick 45c 350 pairs WOMEN'S Shoes, Oxfords, Pumps, Get Rid Quick 95c 300 pairs WOMEN'S Shoes, Oxfords, Pumps, Get Rid Quick $1.45 400 pairs MEN'S Shoes and Oxfords, Get Rid Quick 95c 250 pairs MEN'S Shoes and Oxfords, Get Rid Quick .$1.45 200 pairs MEN'S Shoes and Oxfords, Get Rid Quick. $1.95

25 EXTRA Sales People Wanted Experienced.

Man)' Attractive Bargains in Boys' and Girls' Shoes and Pumps. Now is the Time to buy School Shoes 45c, 95c, $1.45

Late News From the Surrounding Towns

ti:i:i:i: c)t ri:i:. Charles and Ioui-s Swartzel of Laport were Sunday quests of Koy Curry. Mi.s Margie Wade spent Monday with Lucy Wade of this place. A twelve-pound son wan havw to Mr. and Mrs. Allert I'reston .Saturday. A. U. Jettner f ('hieaico spent tho week end with his family here. Missrs I.illie and Mahel May spent Thursday at Sauktown. Mrs. Frank Malshury of Indianapolis, who has boon visiting h r mother, Mrs. V. 11. Kanstead, for the past two weeks, will return to her home this week. Mrs. Albert I'.otsford of Wlnamac anil her daughter. Miss Louise Botsford of South Hetul. were juiesis of vMr. and Mrs. James L. DePoy Sunday. Mrs. Clare Zij?ler entertainetl tho Iirkln Club of Ten at her home Friday. Mrs. ISelle Kuss of Chicago, is spending- a f'w weeks with her niece, Mrs. Clyde Wykoff. Mr. and Mrs. James Huston. Mr. ann Mrs. Lvis Hunln and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Siiimp f larris Trairie, spent Sunday with "Ward Itarnes and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Hauser of Chicago, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jettner were Sunday quests of Mr. and Mrs. Claro ZUIer. Misses Irene anil Mary Shimp of Harris Prairie are visiting relatives hero this week. Mrs. Hans, mother of Mrs. W. H. Iianstoad. who has boon spending' sov--ra! weeks here, left Tuesday for Kan

sas City. A large numbor of pole.1? along tho Northern Indiana suburban line wtre blown down during the violent wind and rain storm Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ikites and son nr their guest. Miss Xan Wade of fouth Pond, spent Sundav with Mr. and Mrs. 1 C. Kglnrt, of New Carlisle. Miss Olivo Sinith spont tho past. w:ek at Cue homo o( Josojdi Sharp end family. Ileoru' PoPoy attentlel a 'dinner 7arty at the Joseph Sliarj residence Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hemslev Currs of F.uth Pend. Mis. Klk- Kollar of Cerr.ian t.avr.-hip. and Mr. and Mrs. Augt.s: Anderson ami family wore guests of Mr. and Mrs. P.. 1 Curry Sunday. 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Paulin spent (Sunday with their sn. Albeit Paulin nnd family. Mr. ami Mrs. Oscar Luther, Mr. and

Mrs. John Morehouse. New Carlisle, '

;uid Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smltli of

South P nd, were Sunday guests of

and two daughters of Mill Creek. Mr. Miller was the recipient of many gifts whfch were bestowed with the best wishes of his friends that he might live to enjoy many happy returns of the day. The Hauser family reunion will be held at Hudson lake, Sunday, Aug. 3. Mrs. J. C. Ordung has returned from Laporte where she was called by tho serious illness of a friend. Mrs. Clarence Pratt and daughter, iiuth, and son Harold, are guests of the former's aunt, Mrs. E. K. Thomas. Mrs. Pratt will go from here to Wyoming, III., where they wil reside, Mr. Pratt having accepted a position in the schools there. Mrs. Gish of South Pend, and Mrs. James Garoutte of Denver, Col., were musts Tuesday of their sister, Mrs. Orson Clendenen. Karl White of Elkhart, visited Mr. and Mrs. James Rodgers, Sunday. Ho was en route to Chicago. A new restaurant is being opened in the Stiles building on Michigan st. Charlie .Myers of Chicago, Is spending tho week with his mother, Mrs. IXavid Myers. Mrs. Albert Fackwlll entertain the Indies' Aid society of the M. E. churc 1 Wednesday afternoon. The ladies of the Home Charity circle will picnic at Hudson lake Thursday afternoon. Supper will be served at tho Fisher hotel. Mrs. Samuel Wells will be hostess to the Foreign Missionary' society of the M. E. church Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Elra Ilapp will return this week from a two weeks' vacation spent with Ohio relatives.

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UP AGAIN IN HOUSE Five Hours Spent in Debating on Attorney General's Action Comes Up Once More on Friday.

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M W CAI!I.ILi:. Mrs. r.llcn Lawt-m and Miss I.onc Vhl gave a j-artv Tuesday evening in lo-nor 'f tin" former's nioce. Miss Edith Mi'titttT, who left Wedntsday JUorning fT h-r houi Kansas. Misc? iMmt r stop -ff to visit at va rious places on the way. Miss, s Ida and Planche Gilbert of Goshen wer 'u -ts Sanday. f Mrs. J. C. "!inr.inir!u!!i. .MIn1-'" Cora and Pesie Culp if Nappuneo are gu(.vt tlm week of their hister. Mrs. J. C. Cunningham. Abut 40 r lativ s of Monroe Millar Were entertained very delightfully nt Ij'.s homo eas of o!iv Chapt 1 Sunday, In iionor f hi. "::! birthday anr.l(rsary. An elaborate dinner was erved at noon and ice cream and cake were enjoyed in the evening. Among thost prevent from away were: Mr. and Mrs. Cb-m YodT aral son, lb.b. rt. of Goshen; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hou'err. ard Mr. and Mrs. ::rnest MatHtt and daughter of South JJcna, and .'.Sr. and Mrs. Henry Heed

PLEASANT VAIJjKY. Mrs, George Freyermuth and son.

James Russell, are visiting Mrs. Walter Ludwig.

Mr. and Mrs. John A. Christina Eger, Geraldlno vievo Eger, spent Sunday

Eger's, of near Elkhart. Mary Pallock visited a few days In Elkhart last week. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ludwig and daughter, Ruth, attended the family gathering birthday anniversa.-y of their mother, Mrs. Alfred Ludwig. Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grove of Mishawaka, Mrs. Caroline Haag and Hazel Haag of Cullion. 111.. Miss Reta Russell of Jackson. Mich., were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Smith and daughter. Pernice. spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. John Lockwood. Mr. and Mrs. Christoph Fassnacht and son. Paul, and Georse Freyermuth spent Sunday with Mr. and ilrs. Walter Ludwig. Cecil Clark of Portage Prairie, is visiting his aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Smith, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Rodawalt and children, Louise Reehler. Roy Trice, Mr. and .Mrs, Fred Reehler, Jr., Fpent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred

Reehler, sr. The Ple;Lsant Valley Sunday will hold a picnic dinner in

Snyder's woods Thursday. Sunday school 10 a. m.: Epworth League 7:C0 p. m.: preaching 10:C0 a.' m.

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"WAKAlirSA. M!ss Lucy Miller visited relatives In Chicago Sunday. Allen Knisley took a week's outing at Hudson lake. Edward Lienhart made a business trip to St. Paul, Wis., this week. Abe Pauer made a business trip to South Rend Wednesday. Mr. and -Mrs. Joe Hossler of Xappanee Is visiting tho lattcr's father, Mr. Miller, this week. M. E. Reeso find D. K. Strope and wives were to Bremen Sunday, to the Smith campaign. Mr. and Mrs. Will Yarian returned home from a week's outing at Christiana lake. Mr. and Mrs, Todj Knepple went to Winona today.

WASHINGTON, July 30. Vigorous criticism and determined defense of the attitude of Atty. Gen. McReynolds and the administration In the Cami-nettl-Diggs white slave cases, marked five hours of political debate in the house Tuesday. ' Rep. Kahn- of California declared "that insidious political influence" had something to do with the postponement of the cases in California and' Chairman Clayton of the house Judiciary committee, In a spirited defense of the attorney general, said that the attacks growing out of the Caminetti case were a part of a general "conspiracy of the special Interests to discredit an honest public official." Chairman Clayton declared that the "special Interests" were instigating the attacks on the attorney general because of his "fearless prosecution of all offenders high and low," as an instance of these attacks he put into the record a newspaper article which set forth that the attorney general had issued instructions to United States attorneys not to proceed under the Mann white slave act except in cases where the offenders profited commercially from the transactions. Rep.

Clayton read a vigorous denial of this

article in an official statement from the attorney general. "The gentleman from California," said Mr. Clayton, shaking his finger at Rep. Kahn, "is an innocent accessory to the conspiracy to discredit a public official of unimpeachable integrity and undoubted honesty." Republicans, progressives and democrats generally Joined in the debate, the democrats defending the administration and decrying the attempts of "muckrakers" to discredit public officials. When the house adjourned Tuesday night the five hours' debate on the question had not been exhausted and

the discussion will be resumed when the house meets on Ft I day. ,

The annual state encampment of the Indiana National guard will end Wednesday when the soldiers will break camp and depart for their homes. Only 18 men will remain. These compose the rifle team that will represent the state at the Camp Perry shoot next month. They will practice for two weeks. Five soldiers were overcome by the heat Tuesday.

GIRLS WILL KEEP ON WEARING THE BLOOMERS Y. W. C. A. Misses Say Skirts Arc a Bother, Especially While Camping1.

along the river north of here, Tuesday protested against their matrons' orders that they don skirts and announced that they would continue to explore the woods clad in bloomers. "Skirts are a nuisance when you're on an outing," said one of the girls. "What if people can see us from passing steamers. All they can get

is an impression. They can't get much detail from a distance." Mrs. Rertha Hoefke, the matron. declared that unless tho girls put on skirts before night they must lae the camp.

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Sibley Fireless Cooking Gas Ranges Cut KitchenExpenses In Two

DETECTIVE WHO GOT EVIDENCED ATTACKED Trial of Rliinl Tiger Cases is Halted When He is Unable to Tetify.

MUNCIE. Ind.. July 30. Just before the first of the 17 "blind tiger" cases against Muncie men was to have begun Tuesday afternoon in the circuit court, two unidentified men attacked Louis Weln, sr.. an Indianapolis detective as he emerged from the Hraun hotel and so seriously injured him that he was unable to appear as the chief witness in the trials Tuesday afternoon. The "sluggers" made their escape in an auto

mobile which was waiting near the i hotel. Sheriff White Fays he has the!

i name of the chauffeur and expects

to capture the assailants. The trial was postponed.

W. JJEIDHART 114 E. Jefferson St. Painting, Wall Papering and Picture Framing

Rubber Novelties of Ail Kinds at THE RUBBER STORE, 206 S. Michigan St.

MINNEAPOLIS MAN. MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. July 29. Frederick 13. Wells, found dazed and robbed in New York Tuesday. is president of the Minneapolis Ch.imber of Commerce and vice president of a leading grain company here.

ENCAMPMENT WILL END Only .Members of Itiflc Team to Remain nt Indianapolis. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. July 29.

The Made! Kitchen TThat everv woman wants. What every home should have. Let us tell vou the best wav to rot one of these Kitchens on the easiest possible terms. Phone Bell 39 or Home 1148. Gas Company

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