South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 30, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 23 January 1914 — Page 4

4 FRIDAY, JANUARY 23, 1914 THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES. THANK ROYAL WIFE FOR KING'S AID IN SUFFRAGE CAUSE 10 GO BY BIRDMEN TO CARRY MAILS OVER GREAT DESERT SAHARA HAN OF SOCIETY

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KING CITAV AND QCKRN VICTORIA. special 'urroimr.iicnfo. STOCKHOLM. Kwo.li-n. J i: I'-h I!" l.) wnmcn of .Sweden M'curc the rr-;ht t vote, to liolil ct!ir' .!jil ! m' riemlnTH of parliamf nt, th y will return tlaril;s to th- vif-. nt the iien. Ivin (Jtistav. in lii- a!dr from the throne, il. -eland .tioniy f(r tiii--right for women. Leaders in the MilTrae c ause looked oehind the throne for the inspiration and saw the ronsort, who has made 11 years of married life a royal romarn'e and who is a credited with having thoroughly eonerted the king to the "Votes for Women" eause. HEW YORK'S 100 KILLS THE TAN HO Iirr bod".s Doiii?, Says Mr. I i-li, Vlu T;iK(s lp tin Innoation as Its Sju'irsor. NMW YoKIC. Jan. '!?. The tam:o is deatl .-o far as the New York 4 00 is -otn enied. It was ouried Thursday r.ii-'ht in Mrs. Stuyvesant I'ish's lall. The brilliant hostess herself deelaied: "I won't bae any tan"in done my hoi:e. Vliet everylnuly'.s doin-j a thing in ( -abareis and uanee hiall it is time to stop it." .Mrs. Fish did not st;iv one ruler until another was pp.vidi d. hecr. Mr. and Mrs. Wriimi t'a.stle evised its successor ami Mrs Fish has given it its name. At a tiarter jist hi this eenlni? in Mrs. Fish's hall the "Innovation" w as erou ru d as the next dance favorite. At eaetly that time the ast!cs tool; the center of the ilo.,r. T'ne stood a !' t apart I.'eiir eaeh other ami heuan a slow statel nioement. half lide. half v. alt.. 'Thev neer toijeh eaell other!" erieil Mine. Crundy. "He keeps his hands in his pockets and she her's a h r hips." rejdietl Mr. Oruntiy. It was tl'Ue. .Nut op.eo ,;, tc.eir liodies rae r;n etio r. The il.uii'i' was ;is majeti.- .!. the minuet, is u'raeeful as tlie wall;: in flow tine, a I'autifal as outh. as Jo .-us as lir st 1 . x e. The CastliS li.te tir.d of the tango. The e..:,r!ade their music hall '-i:gai:ei!ient thi- week and v 1 1 h tluit (ii'tiS'iM tle-y !':. er d.ra.w the veil i : po a the t a n o. GRAIN DEALERS ELECT II. 11. Ihan of r.lulTton U Made Tie-ident. I X I I A XA r I .IS. In.!.. Jan. 'J .1 . The Indiana - ;rain laTers xvnition Ithl.lv -Ie t. d the fol'.OU !!",' officcrs: H. H. I- an. H!:;f:ioi;, pnhb-ni; P. i '. Moore. i. w v.. jea -iticut ; J. H. M"ti"H, W'a' .ih. am Frank Kelh-y, Lafaette. w el'e (iiuMi! as members o; th- ''ear, .;' directors. A seer t.tr" ;.n 1 tre. -Mirer wll', l.e ee te,l in the mid-sumim :v tir.g in .Tune. HEART DISEASE FROM. ACUTE INDIGESTION OFT EH FATAL Ilou ;t. : vt- it .: i i.f :nc vr.- d -inc irom 1; .i:t d;-' .i-.- .is th- ? --'.;lt of aeute indi'''-t,.on atter a '.o att mai. i Impair, d di-. sie :- ;s N,r- , ;.!l. wlor. tl.. ,,: as nndiu. st. d lo.nj i. r : i : is .iC'i j-r. '.ra -s th.it i-r. a- .ii!!-t :! h. art. and if '. this iT-.m : st"nia a troiiM.- t r ;i I.iia! art.! j.;..,.,. :v ' , N t.,. ' i -it n - J. 1 !1" il: : t . ; !!!:! t . tmah a r.d ir.t -t;i . t ' it In: v: t -vith di'-sticn " th:'t h d.i:.-tV. ii.is- s d . n t I ' -r : . . . 1 ; ' u h i .t?i :;:nd -f st-:na !i r ;r:! stiii.il !:-!.! r' do m-t p. it ;:' rt-stor.!", :r " : 1 I 1 : ; t ";!::;:. ;.iki ! r; ..-ienti!.. S:..ji.:. h K. ::, dv :.-! ;V ' ,

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15V (iOTIIAM KNHKi:niu)( Ki:i:. NLW Y 'UK, Jan. 2l. 1 f-- a tf-r-rilde atrage brewing in t he distance. Thf plotters are nt work. T!u- lp.nci iit tango must be slaughtered. After entertaining society for many moons. its hosts are about to turn and rend it limb from limb. " Fvery body's doing it." That's the n-ason The Firth a v. leaders are to use the knife. You see this is a game which the soc iety leaders have played lor years. Thev cut their coats short and six months later the hoi poliio has fol- l lowed suit. Then there is a great hurry and hustle in the upper r alms to get new eoats, cut long. Anybody with one of the short wats is out vi it. Six months go by. The "common herd" has waked up t.o the fact that "the style has changed." Long coats begin to appear on l-.'th and 14th sts. There is again cor.fusiou and turmoil among the leaders. Again they cut their coats short, but in a little different shape from the short coats above referred to. Six months later but what's the use? You all know the system. So this is the way the tango is going. It started with some London bishops. The curious queen of Kr.gland. who sets herself up us a model of everything, also disapproved. German royalty found the steps to be noi for fat persons. Furopean society circles slavishly bowed. TIiom- Didn't Count. F.ut let me tell you as one who 'Knows his little old New York that it v.as none of these which caused the sentence of execution on Miss Tango hereabouts. Society found its -If doing no more than was being ne in S'liiashtown, Sullivan county, and stood aghast. It is still standing, gasp ng, and looking around for a substitute. This substitute will soon be found anil then "good night Miss Tango." She'll disappear from Sherry's and the Fifth av. ball rooms, a littie later the Astor will know her no more, and then by degrees she wil! become extinct in dancing palaces of lesser and lesser rank, until the day will come when she will only be known in truly rural communities, where city visitors will timl her in the summertime and marvel at the qua'oi. old customs. DON'T STi:AL KADI I'M. The theft of a tiny disk of radium from a hospital here almost .simultaneously with the purloining of a similar valuable spec k ot smear in Chicago naturally lead one versed in the ways of the underworld to surmise the formation of a radium thief trust. There are organizations of crooks who make a specialty of stealing automobiles in the street, dressing" them up, and selling them in other cities; there are clothing thief league s, there are dog thieves and chicken thieves, fraternities of postottice yeggs and clubs of pickpockets. So why not radium thieves? AH the radium thieves need is a catchy name. like, "white nander" or "rank tiend" to be admitted to our best circ les of crimonology. My idea of what not to steal is a nice little chunk of radium say enough almost to choke a ladybug if she tried to swallow it. about $."io.0 00 worth. After sneaking into that awesome plac e, a hospital for special diseases, and swiping it but of the side of some poor devil of a cancer patient's face, the thief would like as not put his find in his inside coat pocket and stroll along P.roadway from K.r(.vseeond to Thirty-fourth st.. where more full Hedged criminals are on view any sunshiny afternoon than in any similar stretch of the civilized world, lie would enjoy a few haurs of bliss. lie would read in the afternoon papers of the mysterious theft of J.'uC.enO worth of radium and buckle. Fut when night fell that section of his clothing netr the tube of radium wonbl u'low as though possessed by the dtvil. The first policeman he passed wculd grab him by the coat collar. And supposing he had lime to slip the tube out of his pockets, his could would go on plowing with a white light just the same. He would be thrown into jail with slight chance of escaping. F.ut he should worry--the radiui would already hae eaten into his llesh to such an extent that he would be well on the way to the grave by morning' anyway. If ever it's true that virtue is its own reward, it will be found so by liuht lingered gentry who keep away from tlm temptation of radium. i ;n't Make le or It. Fven supposing these artists arc clever enough to protect themselves from the baleful rays. They will he much harder up than the man who robbed a farmer of a Jlu.enn blooded calf and then found he could only sell the animal for live dollars'. worth of cal. If it was a nugget of r- the unlawful possessor v'uld sav "I was wandering along the edge of the great Amargosa ci-seit one day. j when suddenly." and all t!.t. Hut n dy ever tound a nugget ot radium. Ferv milligram of radium has a pedigree and without said pedigree. I warn all my acquaintances among the thieving profession, their radium loot had best be thrown into the river. ! FIVE THOUSAND BALES OF COTTON ARE BURNED - lo ( .'mpaiiy ;it MnnpliK Trim., u IStimate.l at TUnn llmi.lre.l Thousand. MIl.MI'MIS. T. mi.. Jan. 2". l..it TImrsday . vf-ninu tb- firo whleh had n-amM i:" inir.iani raies : cmr.t.tli'll ;i 1s f $::ri.nui arul h.n! e.u;s'.-d tlit dt-strr.ct'.on nf K. NV. Tr-.u X- ''.'s oott"Ti wan-htiuse. was -till smoa'.di-rin-r. TIi' bss on the cot.ti'i. sh-d i plan d 5 I . 0 m i . The fir.- wa-: lii.-vuvfrtd i n th. r."ithwst cnrivr f the ware!;o::s i ! v Mr Tro.it. who immfdi.ite'.v turned ai.d r ord were i: a safe that is now o er. d tip in the debris, and for this ltas.fl it was iin;o-sihh' for .tr. Trout to . ... tonight exactly how many labs oad Ijetn burned.

V'i.. V-' PARIS. Jan. An aerial mail ! serlce across l.Oeu miles of Sahara desert sand is the latest project ot 1 the Fr?nch government. It tomes as the culminating enterprise of a l )ng series of aerial successes in the last few months. j The new desert mail service by air will not be as simple, however, as are these short-distance trips which hav long been a regular thing along the Algerian border. The trip will be made in two days, with several stopsen route at stations which are nowbeing established and stored with food and supplies. The route is being marke d out with great stakes set up on the desert lloor at distances of ten ; mil s apart. The service will solve a century-old problem and obviate the terrors of the old desert trip by caravan, which took sometimes four months, and was subject to all the perils of heat, thirst ; and starvation, and sandstorms. i FillERS WILL REAP By-Products, According to J. M. Flannery, Would Increase Growth of Vegetables and Flowers 300 Percent. WASHINGTON. Jan. T!uhouse committee on mines and mining will report favorably this week the hill , for government control and develop-j mont on public; lands of all-radium bearing ores, according to Chairman Foster of the committee on mines and mining. The house will pass the bill without serious opposition. It will be required that the government shall give for free use to recognized authorities in the application of radium through free dispensaries connected with hospitals, centrally loeateil the government produced radium. Joseph M. Flannery, the radium king, president of the Standard Chemical Co. of Pittsburgh, refused again to tell who was the philanthropist, although pressed by Chairman Foster and other members of the committee. The by-products of radium. Mr. Flannery told the committee Thursday, would be a boon to the farmers be cause of their power to increase agriculture yield. He held that the giowth of vegetables and tlowers through the use of radium by-products can be increased to 300 p-r cent. He said that his company has a 134 acre farm which is being worked under the supervision of a corps oi agriculture scientists. Tests are being made to show the effect of the radium lv-preducts on plants when the by-product is mixed with fertilizer. This material can be sold so cheaply as to put it within the reach ot the average farmer. It increases largely the amount of sugar in the sugar beet. It improves the growth and quality of cabbage 300 per cent, corn 2 CO, tobacco 65, beans 3 3 and wheat 05 i.er cent. The radio activity affects and improves the fibres of the plants to a large degree as it does the human body. Kxperiments with potatoes have shown that it gives the potato plant a ib?nomcnal resistance to injurious injects. With roses and other llowers larger and more beautiful blooms with richer colors have been obtained. Praises This Remedy for Lung Trouble Many peojde nre led to helieve that Lung Troui.ie is a diseases whie'a -antut lo :ijuerM. Tills wrviij:, as m.uiy have lully reovied rlieir health. A elhine of i liaiate ha lu'.'cI seine., luir many i.re have Uvu res i vivo d T" healtli by breath. ii' the freshes. air, e;,inir uell eook'-tl wh'lfseuio f..od. t-ein. :;mperate in their ha'dts ainl addlnu th' tirh- ijualities of l'.ekinan's Alteriiti'. Miiielr.e for Throat find lam:; Trotihi;-. Inve-itiate this ase: - r'ulitiir Irer. Ky.. lh N. 4. i;e::tle:ne!i : Vh- spring f I Lad a severe ou!i for ix niotiths. I t ri- I all the ine.'.i- ine that my i!-o'r re. omi:;eUi!ed to n.e. il !io reMilts :i!;.e f r tl.e In-tter. I h-ol idcht sweats. :i:el w..u.l s.t.-'i ! n. snt until I ir.ii s. wens, i t eoi.ll hardly ih i n tl.ir H:t. at lit. i .luin-s I -eri . iz. r. ;ii-aov .1 tirtieti. in si--. .! that I try year ineii ine. ja u-ue-k's tin.e there wa it:ire an hap-ove- ... .... : . .is.! ... .,,... I I.. i.l I Li ' i : I i.l III y . U l i I ' '.1. .in 'l .i. i ii.. 'i j takea several !.tth-s I felt as ;,s 'ever iii my life. I hhialy he!i.-.- tl at I 1.' k m :: ii - Alterative will relieve a:;y e.'.s , ef hi!!.' tro'Ude if flhea h-fore tae I Vr t . t.le." i A;!o! ivit A. C. lSIM"ri:KSVi Il I'll. I iA!.-ve !ihr- i.lt ! : li:re oil re-jUe-!. ! l.ekrna-.i'v Alterative has been previa by m.ii.y ye.ir te-1 t he raet eta--::' a. lls for vm'Ti- Threat ;;:.d I.unir Af"e't.e.s. llrei.ehitis. lire;., hi d .th;aa. Stubl-r; -in. I i-i 1 1 ' . ! . 1 1 i ' ' I i - tV.. s-.t.-ii. 1'..:!. i t.v.;:-. n i!.-ir-..:h x. j . . . 1 -s .;.s r haidr-fria-i:i drt!.'-. S hl lv h adli: dnti'ts. J Write the IV L ran n i.al.or:ttry. Phlhadelj i-Jjia. Pa., f.-r ho,. hh-t telling ef recoveries ' and additional evideiue.

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I Premium" to spread on bread and to use in 1 cooking It is Good, Pure, Wholesome and 1 Nutritious Swift & Company U. S. A. FORT WAYNE MAN IS ACCEPTED AS BRIDEGROOM ISciijaniin It. Ilcll to .Marry Oakland, Cal., Ciil rmlcr New Kugenie Law. LAPORTi:, Ind.. Jan. 23. Benjamin It. Bell, a well known business man of Fort Wayne, has just passed successfully the eugenic test qualifying him for marriage in California. Mr. Hell is soon to wed Misi, Laura Van Slykc of Oakland, Cal., where the new health marriage law is in effect. He submitted himself to an examination by the State board of health and is now equipped with the necessary health certificate. Dr. J. W. llurty, of the State board of health, commends Mr. Hell in a statement, for the action he has taken, holding it to he wise and practical. WORLD IS GROWING BETTER Prisons of Today Work to Gie t'riminaN Another Chance. The city is fast becoming Christianized according to Rev. A. K. Thomas in his revival sermon Thursday ni-xhv: at the First Rrethren church! This is evident he said from the fact that more men are bein turned out of prison with trades and have a better chance to reform. While dwelling on the efficacy of prayer the pastor took occasion to attack the theory on future religion of President Kliot of Harvard university. He ridiculed the idea that the eastern professor gives out that future religion will he based on science. one conversion resulted. This makes a total of nr.LHiinri l yixti:k tkits. NVw (rlean. Florida. Texas, California, an l h.ur.dreds if jioints in the land of sunshine, fruit and flowers. .see me, risrht here in Soutlt Ihnd, for .mst attractive tourist fires and through car arrangements. Make your wint t trip or.e of true bdiht. C. A. McNutt. passen.rer agent. Cirand Trank Ry. station, .outh Rend. Ind. Advt. People easily constipated .tread th j winter. Nothing but hard course j meaN. Xo fruits. n- vegetables to keep the stomach active. Your best i relief, your reat st friend now is! Hollister's Rocky Mountain i ea. the world's tonic physic. lo it tonight. Coonley Irug Xire. Advt. TRY NEWS-TIMES WANT ADS

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Clothes. Never the less we arc selling HirshWickire suits and overcoats at very substantial price reductions. You pav sixteen dollars and fifty cents for twenty-five dollars' worth of ACTUAL VALUE, a saving or more that fifty percent on the transaction. Even though you may not need any clothes just at present, it will pay you to buy them and lay them aside for future wear. Tomorrow is the last day of our Manhattan Shirt Sale.

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"The Michigan and Washington Mr. Heal Estate Purchaser 1 You have heard of frauds and foreeries in real estate i deals. Just now there is much talk about losses on account of the practices of a certain real estate dealer who recently filed a petition in bankruptcy, showing losses to creditors of nearly $150,000.00. Had these parties required abstracts or title insurance policies showing perfect titles much of this loss would not have occurred. Let us show you how to avoid such losses in the future. . INDIANA TITLE AND LOAN COMPANY Title Bldg. Main and Center Sts. I Public Drug Store New Location 124 N. MICHIGAN ST. The DILA SPRAY SYRINGE FOR WOMEN The new combination raginAl syringe tltat dllntes and prajs at t ume time. An absolute, sure ami com iWcte cleanser it never fall. Can wltb either bulb or douche bag 7 invest Ijrnff. ;2 U Ecnd rtamD for 11V lUBtrated Lo-k whk-b given full pnrtlrulhrw and directions. Pnnstrr-IIaw-ioq Co., It05 Tlrmuflwav, nv Tork City. For Mle by LEWIS C. LAA'DOV, Bllchlzan A Wayne Pt., South Dend. Route of the Lakes TIRflE TABLE lLHcctie SoptciLiuei' VJlZ.) GOSHEN DIVISION. Daily Tr.iics Leave, am ll:iw a ic ':) a in 11 S0 norni 7 :u a m 1 :0J p m S:i) a m p m t:o a m 3:(M p m 10:0y a m 4 :) v ai 5:C p m t: :CO p in b:) p in J:00 p ia y:W p in 11 :00 p rn . MICHIGAN CITV DIVISION. r:l."l a. ra. 1:0 a. in. p. m. ;:o a. m. 11 :oo a. in. 4 :.".o j. in. 1:10 a. rn. 1:MJ p. m. u ah) p. in. D:(JU p. in. ST. JOSKPII DIVISION. 5:30 a. m.. a. in., 10 :0U a. m . 12 00 noon, i:t) p. m., 4:00 p. m., :tv p. iiu and :0o p. m. to Niles. Mich., only. 7:00 a. ra.. 0:iXJ a. m.. 11 :U0 .t. m., 1:00 T m.. 3:00 p. m.. 5:00 p. m.. 7:00 p. m.. :fiO p. tn. and 11 :) p. ui. to St. Joseph. Dallj except Snndav. r. i. iiAnnv. tipt. Tr.irv.porf it!"i Suits for Men and Women $15, $18 and $20. Easy Payments GATELY'S 112 E. Jefferson Bird. IWMILY WASHING DOM: AT SWANK'S LAUNDRY 12S N. Michigan St. Phone. Ve Call An) where.

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214-216 SOUTH MICHIGAN ST. In order to give those who wish to take advantage of our closing sales, we keep open the evenings of January 22, 23, 24 to 9 o'clock. We have about 100 Iron Beds; we sell them $1, $2, $3 Worth from $3 to $12.

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60 Heaters, some cost as much as $65, will be sold at $25.00 Some Dressers and other goods are left. Those owing us will kindly make payments. After the 24th our office will be over the Leather Store, 218 S. Michigan St. All parties having goods in Central Storage Warehouse must take them out. S. Greenebaum.

0 i fi f U u FIIPMITPIB When our wagon delivers Furniture to your home your neighbors will know that it is paid for. BUU U Ik U U VJ4 M Furniture. Rus. Stoves. 1 ' x " ' H THE NEW STORE 326-328 S. Michigan St. M L. H. ORVIS FUNERAL DIRECTOR Lady AssManU 120 Wtt Colfax Av. Home 5297. Hell

r 773i TT ff 99 Branch Store Notre Dame T WE THE utfiiiing . .$1.50 ..$1.75 . .$5.50 .$15.00 .$10.00 EYES EXAMINED A.tvd Iiea4jtrta HfUerwI wttboat the ut H. LEMONTREE fcouta Benil' testing Optometrist t,4 Mannfaoturlnt: Optlrtan. 222V, So. Michigan Stnt. Uosm Rhor.e G504. nll Thor? d Sundays from 9 to 10:20 A. IL mLuu;nC- TTCNliACHQ H:ie jnij atter:ded Rrown's iosir.ir otit j-rih-? Clotliii.g at less than wnolesale cobt irlc". BROWN' 5 CO. ."05 South Michigan Street. Raincoats and Rubbers AT THE RUBBER STORE 50B S. Michigan St. Every latleut a IJocwtcr for SWEM, The Chiropractor, Rheumatism. 202-?.O Irnn Imihllnc Home IMione 2.(i5.

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