South Bend News-Times, Volume 30, Number 347, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 6 December 1913 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1913 3

PAY DEMANDED BY FARMERS' WIVES FOR THEIR WORK

THE CHESTER OF VERA CRUZ

Send Letters to Secy, of Agriculture Saying "Their Work is Worth Something in Dollars and Cents."

nv cnsox gaiidnitu. WASHINGTON. Dec 6. Pres. WllBon has plvcn tuLstantlal help to the Poindexter bill for the povernment operation of railroads and coal mines in Alaska. Th president endorses not only tho senate committee proposition for a government built railroad with controlled ports, but he adds also that tho roads should be "ad ministered" by tho government, which means certainly that they

should not be leased or turned over

to private corporations. Then he gets to the vital thing In

the Polndexter proposition when he

pays that the construction of railways

Is only the first step; "is only thrust

ng In tho key to tho storehouse and

throwing: Lack the lock and opening

me door. Tae president does not

look with favor on letting the Gug

penheims rush tnt othis opened door.

Jle Kays: "How the tempting re eources of the country are to be ex

plotted Is another matter to which I

phall take tho liberty of from time to

timo calling your attention." From tho report of Secy, of Arpi

culture Houston It appears that the

farmers wife has started a revolt.

She wants to bo paid for her work.

Letters were Kent by the department to 55,000 women asking what they

needed at tho hands ot tho depart

ment. Among tho suggestions which

came in. a largo number say thev

would liko FYuTner Houston to "prove to the man that their work is worth Bomethlng In dollars and cents." If farmers' wifes are to raLse the question of "her own money" this emancipation of woman may lead almost anywhere, Shall women bo permitted to participate in the new presidential primaries advocated by Pres. Wilson In hi message? There is nothing In tho constitution to prevent. This important fact Is brought to public attention by Rep. J. W. Bryan of Washington, who recommends that the new primary law permit women to help nominate the jresident. This can bo done by act of congress as well in New York, which has no woman surage, as in California, where women have tho full franchise. Primary elections are not constitutional elections, Iiryan points out, but are voluntary operations of party organizations and regulations can be made for them by congress. This will certainly appeal to Pres. Wilson and Secy. Bryan, who are known to cherish a deep and abiding disiro for votes for women, but who have so far hesitated to proclaim their feelings openly.

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Michigan News In Brief.

m:TON HAKBOK Mandanuis proreeiling. may result by the antiforces in the city council to demand Mayor Miller to adhere to tho action of the council last Monday nisht when they took action on his veto of th measure to "fire every police official on the force. The vote stood six to two over his veto at the special session Friday but he refused to discharge the officials and ordered them to continue with their duties.

deprivation of valuable lands and fishing rights in the great lakes. Attorney, believe their claims are valid as two former claims of similar nature made by the red men were paid amounting to $200,000.

C1I AHLOTTF Ii. I. Dickinson lias formally announced himself a candidate for nomination on tho republican ticket of governor in the primaries of 1914.

MACKINAW CITY Approximately 500 Ottawa and Chippewa Indians enrly this month expect to enter a claim for J2O.C00.000 against the United Ftates government for alleged

MKNOMINin: The Pod) of Edward Johnson, aged 17. who with six others perished when the barge Plymouth foundered Nov. 10 has been found half buried in s:vnd near Frankfort.

HAY CITY Tho grand Jury lias Indicted Alderman Tierney for renting a nous e for Immoral purposes and John I. Weggel former county drain commissioner, who Is accused of mlsapproj riating $6,000 during his term of office.

REAL ESTATE BUYERS Go to the INDIANA TITLE AND LOAN COMPANY to have your titles examined. Its work is guaranteed by Sloo.ooo.oo Capital." Abstracts made and Titles Guaranteed on short notice. Indiana Title and Loan Company TITLE BLDC, COR. MAIN AND CENTER STS. Zar Hagey, Secretary. Francis M. Jackson, President.

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The United States cruiser Chester, lying under the guns of the fortress of San Juan De Ulua, in the harbor af Vera Cruz. This fortress is also a prison for political offenders. The Spaniards began building it In and it has cost $20,000,000 up to date.

An opportunity of a lifetime to buy Goods at Your Own Price. .

100 dil: IX WRECK. LONDON, Dec. 6. A news agency despatch to a London paper from Bu-

noor stops ctmucxT.

PATKRSOX, X. J., Dec. 6. An iron

hoop thrown among tho electric wires

charest Saturday, reported that 100: by boys, nearly cost thre lives, did

persons had been killed and wounded' $1,000 damage and cut off the elec-

in a wreck on the Orient railway near

Coleshtl, Roumania.

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IIIXX3rFIIiril). George Murphy of XJnton had tho unusual experience of being found guilty and not guilty of the sr-me chargo by the same Jury. Tho Jury returned a verdict finding him guilty of operating a blind tiger and assessed a lino of $50. Judge Itflinkard ordered them back to the Jury room to comply with tho statute which provides that a jail sentence must be added. A short while afterwards tho Jury returned and acquitted Murphy. Several refused to vote to Jmprison him.

ELECTRICALLY LIGHTED:

ELECTRICALLY STARTED

SEVEN-PASSENGER:

CIJXTOX. Ixmis CJiordaiu. lO, -aS fatally ehot by Clpriano Caspian as tho men woro returning from a rabbit Jiunt neax here. Rabbits were slun over Caspian's yun and they slipped down over the trigger, accidentally tho f?un. Glordiano was shot in the and bled to death.

riTTElTtSIJUTlfi. I). M. Coble, a farmer, noticing a commotion in his well, investigated and found three water moccasins that averaged six feet in length. Ho killed them all with a ehot gun.

IiOCAXSPOirr. Robbers avIio nitered the Pucell restaurant last night xrere content with eggs as their booty. TMKbt fresh egrxrs were tho only things Tnlssing from the larder when the roblbery was discovered.

DKCIvEXt- Hoy Planning, a shoo

Kalesman, wearing a pair of high heeled women's shoees to break them in for a friend, caught the hel and fell, breaking n bone in his foot.

TiAI VYT7TTI Z. Jurors may not play

rards In tho Jury room even though they have deliberated all day and all

night, according to tho ruling of Judge

3o!Iart of the Tippecanoe county cir

cult court. After being out 22 hours the jurors asked the bailitT for a deck of cards. They were refused on the Judge's order. The jury acquitted George Price, who was charged with murder.

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JLUmXSVlIJiK. John W. Lloyd. 25 years old. committed suicide by drinking acid in the presence of Mrs. Rertha Prultt. who had refused to marry him. Tho woman was not living with her husband, though not divorced.

ALKXAXDRTA. Mrs. Cora Law. Fon, wife of Marshall Ixiwson. a farmer, has filed suit for $10,000 damages ngainst Mrs. Corsa Kdwards. a former neighbor, whom Fhe charges with Bllenating her husband's affections.

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IAWTli:XCi:ilOtC5. Umls C. Sanders. 4 5. an expert accountant, and Mrs. Pearl Kenton Flke Meyers Hall. ?3, were married here. They wore rhildhood swethearts and met accidentally after a separation of more than 2 0 year. The marriage was the fourth for tho bride.

TTtAXKLTX. Charles ITouclituan. a farmer, misled and ?" Mil" from "hi roll. He found thm torn t shred? In the corner of a bureau drawer where mice had made a in t of them.

IXDTAXAPOMS. Monkeys Imitating thMr keeper in th manipulation of an oil heater were burned. In rFfntment thry overturned the heater, causing: a lire whirh trutted the beautiful cconrreto shelter hvise of Riverside park, and cremated th entire morTKoy roUfrtlon. Tho los is estimated at ;2O,O0Du .

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