South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 7, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 31 December 1913 — Page 2
2 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1913
THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES.
"THE FIRST DOLLAR I EVER EARNED" Recorded by Hi Sibley
FEDERALS LOSING AT OJINAGA
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i!i nt. .is .. i. , ..r a ; "'in.- ami nis huck vara o t--nt, .Mr. V - !: . i y ,:i I : I ! - v. . it )i l...vj-rht ii df.ic with th'- , . , . , , . , i ? 1 1 1 j i . J"'i'. ! .-' "1 I:., h'.v, . : i ! rii-w- ; ' , . . . , ,. , n r- r.-. -air-.- v.,r;.iti..n. Wi.ia- la- 1 n'-tri-c t ...i to inquire what kind .f (ii'in'i a-.v.y fta.rii a:;:i- j !l N'-ithcr did I r-'ni'-mlr
cultur.- a -a ."--.-a-. I th-- t.-fui, i vh-?h--r h .suiil hf spent nil .f th- ! " ' sL'tnds on an lovation midway he
at ;,. u in i;,.- hiti r , -nts for a dour, i.r jupt j-art of it, twf-on the villau- iruifr and thf bran' t - and pala d do.n ior u. in i nMtiz th.- rest .f th- jon. v i . i-a . : ilain. They swept a hail of bullets
I!'-, tii-- i'Ot i'! a hill t!U" iniK-M S"ii v r : f ! from th- vil. wfir-r- th- fcb-ral.- ) ,-4y, or." ?:i
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c-r.. apnro.u !a s to Th.- town. Thf-v spr i-i : " 1 ..-...-..
idvr a!on-' t li hillsidt-.s and IM "iis t if M-r2oM.iy i.uria-d In an Th- inin nt that lieinol ointment
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t'.vn w-k.-." : maintained all day
"U.-i;. s;ikcs a!i- vou v:-t . -onM-! l'I'"rfd iy the ton
rr. wliieh was! incendiary tire whnh s-.vrit through a touches itching skin the itciin- stops' and which was i iiw--tory brick u inn ..t house in f . t . . : n machine R-ans ' one of the most populous sections of ' iml hrv;l!,nir '"'W1 Th;lt v-"h-v
K ids.s th-1 mo i-'Wer ast mu-. ; uuv ju esci u'-.i u succe sssiuuy
I i ne mes ot i otner u-nani wim; for more than eiyhte.-n rears in even
Foot y foot th. ifdM-ls aiprrnched ; wer,- trappe.l on th- blockaded ?ire;th Kf.Vrr,.t (.a(. of tett.r f federal troches until th;ir i.r" i .-s.-ap.-s by th.- rapid spread of t;' ! rin-worm. rashes and othw 'torment:
too "eio ior im- lean.;..- i.aj.a a ri o aeu o no- i.vioa uin, n!, .. ,. : ., h t a.:,, , 5.l...i
.inn u.- i.i.i-o u' v. , . ., V! . , V i ," warm Laths with Ilesin.d
ieii. an ir.f it-iierais -no u:ot iaa. mn were huddled in the shelter of tht: town itself. A small federal forr mad11 a ku-
i lant stand in the custom hou which
, V .i . . " warm oatns with Iiesniol i-oap. A panic pr.-va.loa " liesir.oi Ointment resPuvs the ,kin to awakened b the snouts o the j,o ic- ,.rft.cl h(;llth aml (,n;fl,rti ,iuicklr, outs.de. discovered the uhob- buil. - ! antJ at ,M imr a roaring furnace and the hall-i i. a .... n ... ,
ways filled with suffocating clouds of smoke. The dead: (lussio Mnzzin. Isaac Weinberg.
I.rst 'a.i-:.j as a horta iarai.-T or imm unity from the neighbors, or to i across the jdain. which offers the , Mr.. I'earl Veinl,er. Iouis Kaplin.
i.rt-r. e. ian-i-eape . r ; n-r. Mis! brib.- .ne of his chums to keep u for Jd. 'sa-- pui, :r;'.- I'la-s i l . . : ; i i .. t ;v ct n ! liim.
th- '.r; in an . -Pi - f .! - ( 1 1 1 ai.-. 1 s.-'a-- : V..u all will admit that one couldn't , As the day wore on however
thp custom house prradually dimin- j t:arah Iioser.bert?
isheil and nnally ceas d entirely. i kowit2
When their last cartridge had been! In addition others were less seritlred, the little handful of federal. ouiv i,urned
'"""i ' i v...... .... jaeuy rvapuii. isaac vmiauu, n.uin.-) inntnr i rt r-.n 1... .icl ;.!, ,.,c. .. 1,1-1 .V,,. r,..r.1 fr-, ..o I rv rhnft t - . i il T'-. natUtC .11.(1 CHI he tlSed With COIlll-
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"As ra .r a-? I cin n-nn-m S r." b.e i y-t. tba-re are does that would ! a relate.. - j.-' t p....- t-!.is ior tia- front prodigal extravagance at that price, walk a:.d t--i cents for ih- back, j The market prices on dos ary. wJ-ieif u'.i.-s sa.s louder." lait th- average tire cent do makes Iti-. h'le I want to say something! un in aetivitv what it lacks In r.e.H-
to Mr. j;!!. A.uth's credit. When he
j-poi.f (Jr' the erass bein longer in back, was afraid he was i;iiim' to remind. -d of that old story, bat he was kind enough to slid.- on l-y. H; didn't en hsitate. I.'e' the 'irst
uree. t,e cent doc: can che.v up ju-i as much property jind howl just as loud as .i ti- hundred dollar doe, and it h.'-s a lot more persistence, too. It is bft to the reader's imagina
tion j:ist what kind of a pup youn?
Ke-imd is also an excellent hou?
hdd remedy for pimples, dandruff, sores, burns, bruises, boiks. and for a score of other uses where a soothing.
healine application is neede. It t-on-tains nothintr of a harsh or injurious l
ROBERYSOW BRQ'S CQW A Happy and Prosperous New Year to You The Greater Robertson Store Again Prepares
iial Growth
fo't
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person I ever met who dnin t start John Ellsworth trot for his tiv-. or 10
to tell it at tia- mention ,i i..UK ura.-s j or 1." cents. Inasmuch as most in the baek vard. Ovr at th.- or- everyone has owned a pup of that depheurn il is projecte(l across the foot- srriptmn, it will bf no r.at tax on lights regularly tlin.- times a rear. I the imagination. The iommi- paj-rs print it as original! every few vers and it simply won't1 While on the subject we take this be subdued. It 'Tops uj. everywhere. ' or portunity to inform our readers I wouldn't think of repeating it now j that we know of a roune woman who simply for that reason. ; e.-irn. ,! hfr tlrst nkkel l.v e ttin-' an
onion. Xame lias been suppressed on account of scandal attending.
It runs som tiling like this: llere's the Story.
A famished wayfarer, having tried j
all kinds of hard luck stories without j We also have had reported a cerresuits, enters a neat little yard and j tain youne man who earned a dime be-ins to .at la-s in the front of thej picking cherries, and who ininu--honse. Moed to pity, lady of thejdlately ppent that dime f,,r thr.e hou.f comes to front door anl ex- id ears. Ciears were distributed anune clairn.J, "Why. you poor man. are you I his playmates and suffice it t say ns hungry as all tht,.,M that a pleasant time was not had.
ADDITIONAL SPO
EBBETS" FAULT HE
COOPER-SMITH MATCH TO DRAW BIG CROWD
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from the lare number of tickets already sold it is believed the NewYear's wrest line; bout between "Coop" Cooper, formerly assistant physical director, and "Dummy" .Smith of (Jary at the Y. M. C. A. Thursday niyht will be the bieeest athletic erent held at the local association this winter. Cooper has had Hale chance to practice while in the city for the last week, but is in pood form, comine from the Y. M. C. A. training school at Springfield. Mass. mith. now at the association at Clary, was formerly an old Notre Dame mat champion. The Gary asociation will brine a delegation alone and a lasketba'd ame between their team and one to be selected from star South Jlend players will be played.
r.v nii.ij it.iM:v. Jos, ph li. Tinker, who hurled the monkey wrench into the wheels of oreani.ed baseball when he slened a I'edeial bac." contract, made the statement Wednesday that the maehinejy wa.uid have gone alone smoothly with never the slip 1 a ce if Charles H. Ilolets. the Brooklyn maetiate. had cared bs- for free adert isi n e. Much has en written :ibout the be ( ' ihe Dt'ooklyn ra.'.r. te f.ir d-u't-a- In uli r and lii.s c. I" i rat i rn' holidays. i'res. errmar:n. of tiU d.-. has declare also that CM" ts v. a.s seckine free a.! vet t isine when he s.nieht Tinker for iaai. And ii"v it is Tinker- who declares that it was the magnate's Ioe fur 1:.'- ad eit isine that resulted in hi.-ii-'nine a iVd.-ia! b-auue contract. And il must !.- ad!ntt-d that it v. a the si--nine of Tinker and Crown that l.a'dy mad - t!a- third b-.u.U" lormiuai'je, aiul ii isn't hk ly that I'.rownie w oiihl ha '. t i'v'!i ta- plui?a' alone. Mfie j: th,- stor- .-s told hv Tinker W-dn'-sd.i : V.'ii. r je-ol that I ha 1 o.a !i sold to j;:,'. .!--, 1 :'.-!s't ple.'.sed." b'-ea.n doe. "i'rt w 'a-., j ard tnat 1 Was ? i-ii . ia Poicss ol" JJo.ioim f.r urn c.n Uiavr tJ-'.it my fe..--ii'Ls t;no-rw -nt a !ianue. or.-- can I'.r.d fauit i t "n me for it--, w ia re I can i,. : tia- mc-t :.aai '-. ii a m:in p- -s.-s tab nt 'a.- cannot he I Gained ;i la- turns it to the be-' .' .-'V lint. I W.dted .1 feW .'.'s a:d lie.ii.l jiothine rt. ni no1'!:-. "Ten 1 t.-: rr aphid him. 1 r-svio-d tio ;:r i r t ni ni' -s ir-e. I warned to know wb.T' 1 stood, whether the st.-ry of th vli'.ei.,, bnnu-- really
vnr. v u'.itniit a Tno.i!.v
-f v ad. a utdil 1cp-w that I lo o'clock, "k'ev. Victor Kubinvi of. tets as ;n Ciru-mrati. Tim I iv, d j jiciatine. iUirial wa.s in .Sa-red IIcja.rt .nd i skod b.im wlietli. r !i" would be j cemetery. in Indk.napolis on the follow in.: da. : 'cp. re was no nn-wer. . I ,Pd iu t IIPAUY VAN" IiAKlk .: the flay tliit I sh-i:li h:c " uu t Funeral services of Henry Van b;.a. I r ceiv.-d a tel. pi, o:.-- call from Liiv. 1 4 Kendall st.. who died at .f a ;i-r Vilhert It.o-,n--n of thei.'t. Joseph's hospital Monday r.i.jht I oii;a! s. He told tue th.a 11 b b . t s ! w e re held Wednesday morning at w.is nr. Ty he, aue I had .vir.-d and ' 1 " od-' k from Sacn-d Heart church. a-ke, him ah. .-.it th.e h,.n s and the j b'-thr Fisher oftici.it ins1. liurial was; t('i;i. made in Cedar Grove cemetery.
"Then came a btt. r. It from'
POLISH CLUB TO HOLD TAG DAYFOR THE POOR I'.T the tirst time th.e Polish people of S'uth la-nd wii! hold a tae day Thursday to raise money for the poor i'olhh people of the city. Fostered bv the To'ionia c lub, a char.ty orpanii.atii n. workine especially anion p I'olish people, the time has been set for New- Year s day and a laree number of women from the churches will station themselves about the city and will sell taes in much the same mantier as the hospitals have d ne. The motley will be Used 1 cy the club to help the- poor. Kaeh of the four Polish churches are takine part in the movement and it is hoped to raise a laree amount. The eomml!ff e in eharee is made up of Rev. M. T. SV.alewski. C. S. C.. president. Frank l!e-kieu Is, Henry Kaczynvki atal Chester Mniv howski.
one ff them huexine a Jrieht brass buprle, deserted the buildint; anl scurried across the mile and a half which separated them from their comrades in the town. Their retreat pave the rebels an additional advantage of position
Tuesday night, although the rebels
With the cooperation of our fast-growing clientele it is bound to be a happy 1914 with us, for again this wonderful store will add territory that will place it among the leading department stores of the country. The Independent 5 and 10 cent store (now south of the Robertson Store) will be annexed. Annexation to take place just as soon as our matchless Clearance Sales sufficiently effect the much desired reduction of stocks. These Clearance Sales, for the reason that builders are nartidllnrlv lirpinp IK tor sn:iiV nr.-1 thf o-rwiiVQt nf nnv
i?. his rthor . Mr. I Sr' ;ri,!Sa olnum or Sales ever held in this city. Read about them nightly. . and Israel .Mos- jt.ooi. and Resinol oan For H . w , .
ZlUKts IsLUSLU MZW I L Alio DAY
The fire had evidently be pun at the foot of the stairway on the first floor, l ire Chief Kenlon learned that the front door of the house was never locked and he paid that it would be an easy matter for an incendiary to steal in and pour oil on the woodwork before setting it on lire.
So intense was the excitement at J
appeared to have much advantage.
",V ' Xl" ril"7Z 1 ...u : the height of the lire that 50 police
nrnl I ui'ii ll' ll, ill.- init I iiir u 1 1 iii-ii 11 generals, all that is left of Huerta's militarr control of the far
trial free, write to Dept. 2l'-K. Itc:
inol. Baltimore. Md. Pur in the orieinal blue packaee and ' avoid "substitutes." Advt.
north, still having to win success against apparently hopeless odds or retreat. That the federals will surrender is improbable because Gen. Ortega has explicit orders to execute the so-called volunteers and their commanders. Generals Pascual Orozco. Yru-z Salaz:ir, Antonio Uojas, Pdas Orpinal, I..azaro Alanis and Koque Gomez. Lushteen hundred volunteers also come under the sentence of death im
posed by order of (len. Villa. That
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reserves had to be rushed to
scene. The slare of the fire shining in the windows of Peth Israel hospital nearly caused some persons to turn in an alarm from the box in front of the hospital and the arrival of more engines an dother apparatus threw the patients into a panic.
WANT A GUARDIAN FOR THEIR AGED MOTHER
seu 'j oruer oi cen wua. in i Declaring that her motl e federals with all their generals . 0tH,tz 7l rears old. Is to cept perhaps (Jen. Francisco Cas- rar(i f)r ,,r0j(ertVi (Jen. Jc.se Mancilla and Gen. i(f.rgvr has tiled a petition
Declaring- that her mother, Phoebe
cm infirm to
uise Huns-
in the su-
Manuel Panda of the regulars will be Ilorior court jn behalf of the other
children as well as herself, ror tne appointment of a guardian, airs. Goetz holds a life interest in a farm of 100 acres left by her husband.
forced over to the Fnited Statt-s in
case of defeat, was thought on th.e American side to b most likely.
WATCH NIGHT SERVICE AT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
The passig of the year will be observed with exercises at the First Paptist church on Wednesday evening, the time for the regular prayer meeting of the church, and will be ext nded until the midnight hour. Some of the features: A review of the year's material progress. P. Ik Smart; review of the progress in religion. Thomas Freeman. Three additsscs on the outlook for the newrear: "Christ in Prerydar Pife," S. G. Chard; "What Can We Do for the Church?" Charles A. Tasher; "Christion Growth," Charles S. Stephens. Dr. Daniel S. Toy will deliver an address on "Soul Winning." Mrs. Nellie White will speak on "Happiness."
STOLIj liAXDS JOB. Special to News-Times. INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. CP Pdgar A. Stoll of South Pend was named executive secretary of the Indiana Panama-Pacific commission here at i salary of ?2..".rt0 a re ar. Mrs. Albert Carroll' of Fort Wayne was named matron of the Indiana building at a salary of 1.S00.
L. H. ORVIS FUNERAL DIRECTOR Lady Assistant120 West Colfax Av. Home 5207. Hell
TALKS ON MAKING OF A BUSINESS MAN Honesty, Good Habits and Practical Training An Kcquireiiionts, Says Speaker.
Hurt Kelly addressed an assembly of Over 100 young men. among them high school student boys from the stores and factories of the city, at the Kelly assembly hall. Tuesday night, pointing out how they can better attain a higher business standard. During the vacation of two weeks al the school considerable time has been given to personal instructions to young men of the eonmunity. Kelly pointed out that there are certain requirements essential in a successful business man. llone-uy, good habits and a practical education, he asserted are three chief requirements. Pesides urging strict honesty in business matters he laid considerable stress on the habits of the successful man. He denounced cigaret smoking and said that a man who smoked
them would never meet with success in big business. A complete training in the present public schools he said was the fundamental bases of the good business men of the future. He pointed to the principal subjects of the schools, laying particular stress on the three old majors, "reading, writing and arithmetic." He showed the opportunity before the boy today and urged that he take advantage and closed by saying that every citizen should aid and encourage every educational institution in the state.
v t .y ,v A "f " T -V T "T T 'i T T "T" T GOOD MORNING YOUR HONOR At the last session of police court for P'Pk Judge Farabaugh swept away several long standing cases, resolving to leave the booKs as clear as possible for the new year. Minnie Moore, 22 0 l-U Fmericqk St., alleged to have poured a tea kettle of hot water on -Mary E. Wright, was dismissed. The complaining witness had been unable to get to the court room several times -and the case was continued; then in November she had to go to her home in Michigan and didn't come back, so the charge was crossed off. The case against Mrs. John Seifert. charged with provocation by Arthur Punerit, was dismissed, as Honerit had afiled to appear several times. The cases of Julia Schopp and Freda Haedcr, both of H 1 0 1-2 S. Main St., charged with being drunk, had been continued several times and were also dismissed.
is still supporting her. Ho got another girl for Christma.s eve, although she did not know the horso wa.s borrowed or that Walter was married.
Arthur Duck, who. it is Alleged, struck his step-mother in a family quarrel, repented and the woman asked the judge Just to scold th bay and let him go. The case wa.i dismissed.
Clarence Pruce, 20. 7 40 Cleveland av.. drove his auto along the fidewalk on an outxkirt street and landed' at police station for It. He explaine d the road was rough and almost impassible an dthat there was no housn along that street. The judge held tip case over until Friday.
Till RANSACK SALi: AT FLLSWOHTIl'S. Ransack Pricings in every department. Those who are "wise-up" will come down earlv Fridav. Advt. The Ellsworth Store.
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FUNERALS. alll. KATIIFJtlXi: Kisif. l-'unt-ral services of Irs. Katherine Kish. were held from the residence
of her daughter. Mrs. Mary lto-s, 2".7
DANIEL O'CONNELL the great Irish Liberator said: "I have seen many a merry party around a table,
but never around a pump.'
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Walter Jaskowiak, 1020 W. Division st., who borrowed a horse and bugey from a hitching post near Ellsworth's store Christma.s eve and took a young woman for a ride, wa.s lined $25 and costs and sentenced to 10 days in jail by Judge Farabaugh Wednesday morning. Then sentence wa.s suspended, as it was a first offense. Pour or ." weeks ago Jaskowiak separated from his wife, although he claims he
TIN: JtAXSACK SALE AT ELLS. WORTH'S. Ransack Pricings in every department. Those who are "wise-up" will come down earlv Pridav. Advt. Tho Ellsworth Store.
Constipation Poisons You. If you are constipated, your entire system is poisoned by the wnst matter kept in the body serious results often follow. Fse Dr. King's New Life Pills and you will soon grt rid of constipation. headache and other troubles. Recommended by all druggists.
RANSACK I VG W ILL STAHT PUT DAY. Winter goods at rlearawny prices. This Sal is store-wide in scop. Advt. The Ellsworth Store.
K'lbe;-. je .;, r( d nv a tab try .".m".i a year b r thr.e years and the !""ii:s f Jl".ei.(. Here is- where the publicity SPiTl! eallie j;-!. I was- to " t.. tia X.i!i"!i ;! b:-. .-. i'e meeih.v v.-w York in l' '. ru n . The ("!,ir.:a
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USra THE WORLD OVZft TO C'JRS A COL.3 IN ONE DAT.
Always remember the full name. IxKk for tLis signature on every box. 25c.
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greetings To Our Customers and Friends!
Please accept our best wishes for your future Happiness and Prosperity.
7771 STYLE SHOPX WOMEK
BiGlianls National BanEc
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j Management and courteous treatment. All money deh posited in our SAVINGS DEPARTMENT on or before
January 10, 1914, draws 4-' interest from January 1st. We wish to thank all our customers for their patronage
j in the past and solicit a continuance for the future.
The Largest National Bank for its age in the City. iierciianis National Bank
We Pay 4 Percent on Time Deposits.