South Bend News-Times, Volume 30, Number 258, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 September 1913 — Page 3

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Assassination of Mortiaro Abe Inflames Masses, Who Meet 15,000 Strong and Clamor For Military Preparation. TOKIO. Sept. 8 The L5sviASlnatiQn of Montlaro Abe, director of thft political bureau of the Japanese foreign office, has Inflamed tho ma.cs, and Sunday a dramatic chapter In the history of new Japan "fc-oa -written. Fifteen thousand persons gathered In a mass meeting in Hlbiya park, calling for military action against China. A majority o these marched to the foreign office and clamored for admission. They demanded the dispatch of troojw to China to take such measures as vrero necessary to obtain Fatlsfaction for the killing of Japanese at Nanking, or, failing this, the resignation of tho minister of foreign affairs, LJaron Nobuai Makino. Insult to lla. The speakers denounced the emptiness of Japanese diplomacy in connection "with California and China, and Insisted that the Insult to the Japanese flag at Nanking should bo wiped out. The manifestation was clearly an explosion of popular resentment against the ministry in its treatment of the California and Chinese questions. Profiting by the lesson of the riots which followed tho conclusion of peace between Ilu.ssia and Japan, the government reduce the risk of violence Sunday by refusing. to allow a single soldier or policeman at the scene. The manifestants, many of whom were students, were orderly during the early part of tho proceedings. A score of agitators decried Japanese diplomacy and declared that it had never contributed to the upbuilding of the empire and had always ended in failure. Suddenly the cry to march on the foreign office was raised and there was a general stampede, many persons barely escaping being crushed. Tho crowds surged through the fctreets headed by the gesticulating leaders and reached the foreign office to find that the hish iron gates were locked. (limb (Jates. Scores of demonstators pounded on the gates and called for them to be opened, but in vain. The under officials refused. A delegation was appointed, tho members of which climbed the gates, and then ensued the long parley. Meanwhile the crowd was cheerful but determined. It showered compliments on a beautiful geisha girl struggling by in a rickshaw, but angrily stoned a photographer seeking to take snapshots of the chief delegate who. having returned,- mounted the portals to report progress. Purched unsteadily on the pickets he made a fantastic picture and in a harsh harangue declared that the committee demanded either tho dispatch of troops or the retirement of the foreign minister. "We told the officials," he shouted, "that the voice of the people speaks, that the agitation will never end until our demands are granted." Clamor Five Hours. The extraordinary situation continued for five hours. the delegates emerging periodically to pacify the crowd. Finally when the discussion ended, they reported that Baron Makino hod promised to receive them Sept. 15. This was greeted with howls of derision, and a thousand marched to the foreign minister's residence, three miles distant. Police, however, prevented their near approach. Another mass meeting was called for Sunday night at the Young Men's Christian association hall.

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Pill CANAL . ALMOST FINISHED

Expect Smaller Vessels to Navigate Big Ditch by Oct. 10 Men Busy Now to Remove Dredging Equipment.

MANAMA, ept. Tho dry excavation of the canal has been completed, the steam shovel working in the Culebra cut progress removed the last rock Saturday. The further excavation of the canal will be romXdeted by dredging. Completion of dry excavation on thf Panama canal Saturday just 10 days ahead of schedule time, advanced the work on the great waterway almost to the iinal stage. Much digging and cleaning out remains t dgr.e in Tulebra cut and along the route, but this will be accomplished bj mammoth dredges floating on the surface of the car.al. An army of men will be busy during the nxt four weeks removing steam shovels and other equipment, ami material, including 36 miles of railroad tracks, from the nine mile channel in Culebra cut between Gamboa dike anil Pedro Miguel locks. Small vessels probably will be able to pass though the canal from nd to end by Oct. 10, and the waterway should be ready for shipping proper early in December.

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Our New And Larger Garment Department Second Floor Annex

T 'HE Foremost Ready-to-Wear Section hereabouts will start business with a grand rush tomorrow morning 5 oy clock sharp. It will still maintain that degree of dependability which has built it to vast proportions it now enjoys. A more comprehensive array of the splendid fall and winter garments does not exist anywhere in. South Bend, or for many miles around it. fiThe values that the Robertson store now offers you are greater by far than ever before, and they always were greater than elsewhere. fiVe are better fitted to handle the volume of new-season trade than at any time heretofore. Our salesforce, alteration department and the entire efficiency, of the Ready-to-wear department is now up to such a standard as to make it thoroughly satisfactory to the most exacting patrons. We could not improve the quality of our garments so we improved the department. "Here are a -number of items which will give us a substantial beginning in selling fall and winter garments:

AH Our Alterations Are Made FREE By Expert Men Tailors

Over 400 Handsome Fall Suits-at $15 and $18.50

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AWAIT MA(.A1C,. SANDIKY. O.. op'.. S. With the business section a mass of decorations made brilliant by thousands of electric lights of many colors, Sandusky tonight awaits the coming of the resurrected battleship Niagara into S'ar.dupky bay tomorrow forenoon, to :!lciai!y inaugurate a celebration of Perry's victory in the battle of Iake F'rie, plans for which have been in the making for nve years.

Safest Iaatlve for Women Nearly every woman needs a good laxative. Dr. King's New Life Pills are good because they are prompt, Faie, and do not cause pain. Mr?. M. C. Dunlay of Deadill, Tenn.. says: "Dr. King's New Life Pills helped her troubles greatly." Iet a box to-day. Price. Zjc. Recommended by All Uruggist.. Advt.

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Twentv of ths most fashionable, vet conservative enoueh for practical wear, styles I hoonv, new ?ravs. etc. Every size from 34 to 48 (including those for Misses). Skin- uZZZ

are to be" seen at tjiese low prices. Colors include the newest: Browns, Taupe, Ma- I ner or Beldings guaranteed pear de cygne linings. Great Variety of Dependable Wobltex Suits, $25 More beautiful than ever are the "Wooltex" garments for fall and winter. Each I ing qualities. It is practically impossible to go wrong when buying "Wooltex." "Wooltex" garment, you will remember, bears a two-season guarantee of perfect wear- I cream of this most famous, world renowned line is here. Fashionable Junior Suits here at $10, $12.50 and $15 "

With just as much care are the Robertson Junior Suits selected as are any in the department. An immense collection has been brought together which embody the

200 New Wool Dresses, $10.00 Here is an opportunity that came to us which means savings to you of from $5 to '$12. Such styles and "fabrics never sold for so little money. Serges, eponges, line worsteds. Beautifully trimmed with dainty laces, velvet and silk. Sizes 34 to 46. A bargain that will attract. 350 Coats; to $22.50 grades. $15.00

A X vsivl Several of the handsomest styles in vogue for the winter season. The coats of lVtJjJ splendid, fashionable fabrics, too garments of beautiful silk plush, Ural lamb, black

Astrakhan, pure worsted Astrakhan are among them. Skinners or Belding, guaranteed satin linings. Not a coat will sell for less than $22.50 in large cities. We will be pleased to hold one for you. for a small deposit.

: Great Petticoat Values

very latest, but practical, style tendencies. We are awake to the fact that young women desire such garments and ha've spared no pains in achieving its accomplishment. 650 New Winter Coats at $10.00 The coat chance of the season for it required our tremendous outlet to be able to handle the great number which we were required to buy in order to sell them for only Sio. Pure worsted, Astrakhan coats in brown, black and navy. Guaranteed lining. Plush collar and cutis. Sizes 16 to 44. Many siye from which to choose. 200 Girls Coats; to 7.50 grades, $1.00

Pretty tall coats for girls from 6 years to 14 years.

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Just 1,000 fine silk petticoats have come to us at a great discount. We offer now, during this big Fall Sale at remarkable savings: 500 All-Silk Messaline Petticoats; $2.98 value $1.39. All colors, including the popular greens and Nell Rose. Deep flounces. 500 All-Silk Jersey-top Petticoats; $4.50 value $2.39. Hundreds of women will clamor for this real bargain, women who know the advantage of a snug fitting garment. All colors many greens and Nell Rose. Regular $1.50 Sateen Petticoats Sale price at 89c. The popular petticoat colors, too Kelly green and Nell Rose. Regular $1 Gingham Petticoats Sale price at 39c. This includes all plain and fine Scotch gingham garments.

New Silk

Dresses, $15 Beautiful models of silk poplin, charmeuse, crepe, etc., in every new fall shade. Handsomely fashioned in the latest way; draped skirts. A wonderful collection and value. Party dress models, too.

Children9 s Apparel For Less

Splendid values have been arranged for the opening uf .ur new Children's department second flour, rear uf old building. A few are here: Children's 50c, 75c and $1 Rompers Sale Priced at 25c. A manufacturer's samples of 125 d"zen. Made of line zephyr ginghams, Indian head, kindergarten and galatea. . Children's School Dresses Half Price new $1 to $2.50. In this lot we have included the mtire stock ot" Um & B. tailored school dresses linen, percale and Indian head. Lot of 38 Wash Suit Dresses; $8.95 grzdzs new $2.50. A very smart garment for girls from A to is years. Of pure linen (natural brown and blue) and striped gelatea and pique. Children's Rain Cc ilz or Rein Capes all al Half Price.

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