South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 58, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 20 February 1914 — Page 3

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SUFFRAGET HAS A NEW WAY TO ATTRACT ATTENTION TO "CAUSE"

" . While Charb., Seymour Wll.t.T. U'. Nov ;n-; i 1 r; ;ittr- !., is pre- utin:: p c ity tr a-ury ' :.:! -: a : ! r h r; J " Mr.. WiistTTi.iH 1 :i'i.i !;' ; the sutfra::- r man .dord :;:,.;rt tioa nrrnv k-t?i- . Whfii ihe i . . .-ntly M rs. WhitV it!i a dn; in b V: t. n'w-n to th- K'-t' i-.ice of the t; CROP OUTLflflK BEST IH-HIS Buying Side Proves Popular and Any Change is Expected to Help the Bulls Prices Take Drop During Day. nv josi:in-r. runt hai:d. (IFI.(, IV b. 20. As predicted 1 the writ.r for some wed-:s past, .my chamre in the Mouth western heat promise will be for the worse .rid the first i!iess;ius from that secii'!i making claims of deterioration 1 en- received b.ro Thursday. Th se ieprts c;iitn' from liortb'-rn Texas, w stern Oklalioma and parts of Kansas and Nebraska near the lose of the day when wheat was at the lowest level J. Some of thohn who s 1 1 early handed front and will be st-cn on the buying side, which caused reactions of i-4(aCc and while the May was the MnalS-st fraction lower, July was a. little higher. Tfa.l the deterioration reports be n rei ej-.-d earlier in t!if day and the trade v, -nerally eo--niznnt of the contents of the messages a different ftory ould !oultbss nave L;en related here. Jenerlly sp'Mkln. the rrop mtlof.k in the wir.t r wheat belt is the i I'd ever knu.vii iu the hitory of the irade and fr tlii reason there will a chanee cud any charme to onie ill be a lu lp to the bulls and allow ihoe having wheat on hand to .si uro I ' rt fi t A. Tli cash wheat siniati'.ii is antiling Put enMurainm: to holders of that ftrain. ib-s her Thursday were 000 busliels and imre than half of this was taken by exporters at the .-e., bon rd. on? s . of nies.-i.mes s.tid that Winnipee- a s.-lbr of wheat or foreign hlpue nt. o;:t other adar.ccj saitl that t'ne b-.-st bid s were I l-2c out of line. At Mlnntapolis cash v heat was report d as sbj-A . Xorthwt'.siorn cir wero larger than a 3 ear ao at ears. Y -fr rn ivc ij.ts el e S ,,,') with T'.L'.o-oi bushels tedav compa r-t I bushels for the t . rresponi year ag'o. ila .iie i i The Jim" I -a it en that wheat i-' t.-o hi 1 . ves j 1 ' , .e ,,. , 1 u ::d-! present !

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M.lv ami lower for the July, while Scj't. was un'hant;ed. There was a lack of c-a.sh demand, with sales of only S."),0OQ bushel?, and this caused considerable selling, coupled with the fart that Argentine corn parcels v-r off red cj.f. Atlantic orts at OS l-.'e, Jir.t half March shipment. There wero 18 0,000 bushels received at western markets Thursday, which was only a little over half the -eHpts of a, year aqo. Chicago received .000 cars, but cxrtects only l " 4 1 rida. Oats closed without much change, with the May stronger. This market loliwed the course of corn. liquidation T hnij prolncts was popular today and prices closed hmvr. a.-li trade quiet. RITE DECISION Disappointment Over Announcement is Reflected in! Narrow Prices The "Might ; Have Beens" Work Overtime liy HKOADAX AVALIi. Ni:V VOi:K" IVb. 20. Irregular t '.illU witn and narrow movements today decreased trading retleeted tho disup jtointment felt over the announce ment that no decision on the rato ease need be expected before June. While the firm undertone was maintained there was little disposition on the part of the- bulls to move the standard issues. le) advanced orne two pednts and General JId(rs iiso frur, but neither is calculated to encourage faith in the general market. The kine; of indoor sxrts at present is dealing in the previous day's prices. Of 1UU who follow the lluetu- ! ations rf the day i0 will be found taking mental memoranda of the profits that might have been made had they bought at this figure and sold at that. Much publicity has been e;ien to Wall street procedure ajul the efforts to encourage optimism have attracted attention to th stock market which normally anticipates a return of prosperity. There is today an increased interest in the prices of securities, but not to the point where orders are placed with brokers at current prices. The disposition now is to await an advance in freight rates. In the meantime if the public make up their minds that this is to be an accomplished fact, stocks will ye purchased by those who act quickly to bo sold to the slower minded when the news becomes public. The steadiness characteristic of the present situation Is no doubt due to the short interest that has never hod an opportunity to cover at a prottt. (ur rent rumor credits an international banker, an active floor trader and a domestic commi.s'.on house with having a Iaive ocn account of the short side. .teel common was f.rm and llethlelietn Steel issues were strong. These stocks act well. Coppers were, incbned to heavine.-s iolc.t and t!ie mir.or Utah lost a sMies d. -dined frat tianally. Selling for la.ston account was itr.xiklj n Itapid transit was Jinn, i the overhead trolley fairitif better

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ent unfavorable local weatln-r condi1 10!1. Oreat Northern declined fr.ictiona 1 1 v under sales asrilnst rights, v e$tern I n;ou was barely steady and Sotitheni racilie was "pegged at 96.1 I !onds w ere active with heavy trading in New York Central." Lake Shore :i 1-1" s advanced sharply, bat failed to retain the rise. Tradinir for London account was farther lestricted by the suspension . 1" settlements in Union Taciric for a tn. -nth pending the Fettlement by the eourts of the right of Union Pacific to distribute its Ualtimore hio ..obiillgs. IVreitrti markets wer dull. London. Paris and lerlln showed a reactionary tendency and Hritish consols were off 3-$. in view of the coming holiday there is little disposition to trade on the bull !de and a majority of the room traders have become convinced that ?hert selling over nicht Is largely un- j I'mhtable. .Steel looks cheap at current tirurr? ! and Union Pacific hs been good for' i. -n:an prcr.t ar roujent on every rrHoling BOAT RULES TO APPLY H.drij-Aereidaiu lu-t Carry Life W'ASHINC.TOX. IVb. .ii-n.pl:i!i-i laast r.drv lifr :0. Hydropreservers. . h.it ! s. pert and starboard running iiir'it.x and all the ether paraphernalia pr-s-ribe,i fr motor lats niidr a ruling made Thursday by the d i-pjr t i n f. n ; c j min.i.c ? .

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TROUBLE Weak and unhoaltliy kiliicy rau'v o miK'h lokrwss and nfTrin xind rlu'ii tlmuh mltx't r oiJut canM, kidney trouble H jK'niUUl to tiitlrrn. sriU" rult-s may fx. Tpf'tPl. Your otJirr organs may - attrritim but your kidney vliouhl Iia attention f ir-t lxx-?ui4 tliHr work imi.t Important. f1 3,i.-'!l!';'. If ytni feH Uiat yttr kidneys art tlie (iiK5 of yunir ickiufis or nm dmm conditJcm commence taking Dr. Kilmer' Swanii-Hoot, tlK KTMt kidney, liver and bladder rmodyt beniiLSo If II proves to be the remdy you nei and jour kidneys lvein to linprm tboy will help all the other organs to health. ITevalcrnce of Kidney Disease. Mct peo)le do not reallz'. the

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SPKOTATj NOTli -You may obtain a simple -;:'e bottle of Swamp-Uoot by enclo?Inir ten cent, to Dr. Kilmer & Co.. Hinhumton. X. Y. This glv you the opportunity to prove the remarkable merit of this rnedirine. Theyj will also send you a book of aluuble Information, rontainintf many of th thousands of KTateful letters received from men and women who say they fmmri Swamp-Koot to be just the remedy needed in kidney, liver imd bladder troubles. The value and success of Sva mp-Floot are so well knowii that our readers art advised to send for a sauU'le size bottle. Addre.- lr, lilmer : To.. Hinshamton. X. Y. le sure to .-.iy .u read this offer in thJ South Ben Laily Xev s-Titn s.

DSE IISTiHTS TO TORTURE BEAST Washington Humane Society ,, -7 ... HaS MllSeUm 0T HOrrOrS r-..t-:i:i -r i r-- n n CAI I IU I Lb I drv UI I riUIII lVIUM Accused of Cruelty. WASIUNGTOX. '.;,. jo. 'iiti.rs ( r;ive over the magnificence of Wash- ' l"Kton'B public buildings and private - - ' ! dwellinKS, praise in unstinted terms its trees, terraces and gardens, admire its countless beautiful women ; and then condemn its horses, "Did anybody ever see more miserable looking horses?' is a question Dften overheard on tho streets, vit-irlt tt.n-lmr t.tr... ,r ,,.iitv ... . ... or not guilty, it is only fail- to say that there is no fault to he found with the local humane society. Its president, W. S. llutchin&, and its secretary, John 1 Heap, have never been lax in their duties, as the record of court convictions will show. Here, in the headquarters of the llumano F.ociety is a pity-provoking display of instruments of torture taken from, men the society has caused to be arrested for cruelty to animals. Tho collection might well he called a modern chamber of horrors. Pointing to an iron pipe four feet Iodk and two inches in diameter, a recent vifiitor to tho "chamber of horrors" asked if it were possible that a, two-legged brute ever struck a four-legged one with that. Taken From Ash art Drives. "Ves, that pipe v.as taken from a negro driver of an ash cart by a policeman who reported the cae to us after arresting the fellow," said Secretary Heap. The policeman caught th negro in the act of beating a poor old decrepit horse. The pov1 e-t' aIltl ignoranco of the defendant wen responsible for letting him off with a fine, although he almost broke his faithful beast's back. He pleaded that ho belkwed that it was imI possible to hurt the horse. : Citing a case of sheer hard-heart-leanest, ir. neap sum: ! "For instance, this is what an un couth, illiterato blacksmith made for t It n rf onntlinr iinnMith ill itnr.-itn and called it a 'home-made jawbreaker'." Mr. Heap took off a pe- on the bit; wooden easel where a lot of the relics hun?. a curious construction of wire4! and bolts and bits of iron, which he held up for examination as be talked. ! lins is patterned alter the manufactured article originated for the t taming of mustangs 011 the Texas j plains. The miserable animal which wore it, wuJie pulling an ancient ash cart about the suburbs of the city. j was found with mangled tongue and bleeding jaws, and v.as at once turned over to a veterinarian for merciful attention, while the owner was taken into the police court. "His plea was that he 'hadn't time to be lookin' all the time at his mule; ho was makin' a livin'." A Wooden Pitchfork. The next implement of torture examined was taken from a man possessing a violent temper. It is a wooden pitchfork that was used for stabbing a splendid young mare in The DILA SPRAY SYRINGE FOE SOME TZm new camtrtctlon regtl ytlDgt ttMt Clhitt &od prej) wiute, ar ml wnpleto cletcir U tewr aU- Oau t US4 bulb or I n t n t tjrate. Bnd rta.rap for Ugve full pjrilm:i r i3 Hr.tlon. luutr-IIr-n Co., 1!15 ttruaJwft.v, New Tk Cltjr. For male by I.F.tn 'J PW. StrtU Bead.

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inrn-u-" and nrpv.ilt-rrv tf kidnev tnsense. n.13 ktii.- disorder are among the rnct, comrri' n diiei'.se that prevail, th'-y arr- ;.ln;..st the la.t reconlz-M by fMtients. v.ho usually content thra-.eii-with doctorinc tlie effects, while the r.n-rinal dita-se constantly undrnilns th syMem. A IVial Will CVnhue Anyone. Thousands of people have testified that the mild and Immediate effevt of Svvanip-Koot. the Kreat kidney. liver and bladder remedy, is soon realized and that It stands the highest for it remarkable results In the most d:s-tre.-in asef. Symptoms of Kidney 'lYouble. Swamp-Iioot is not recommended for everything- but if you suffer from annoying bladder troubles, frequently passing ater nlpht and day, smarting or irritation In passing, brick-dust or lirnent. headache, batkache, lama bnck, dizzlne. poor indigestion, sleeplessness, nervousness heart disturbance due to bad kidney trouble, skin eruptions from bad blood, neuralgia, rheumatism, lumbago, bloating. Irritability, wornout feeling, la-k of ambition, maybo loss of flesh or sallow complexion, kidney trouble in Its worst form may be stealing upon you. Swamp-Iloot is Pleasant to Take. . . If you are aJready convinced that Svamp-Root is xvhat you need, you nan purchase the re.ulr fifty-cent and one-dollar size bottles at all drug stores. Sample size Bottle. the Ilanlis until she had to be shot to relieve her sufferings. Then was shown a bunch of blacki snake whips. All of them were loadI ed in ihe butt with steel pipes or jytiip of iron, and the longest one. i with the end trailing on the floor, i was a tMiike attached to a pleated I cracker so that the driver who used ! it might, strike the ears of his team :witfhoul. xir:, it-. ; iron chains, it appears, are !th most common device used for - I on u ri iik nor.-es. . ill wn t, a iiuiiuH-i p ; in the exhibit is one that was taken ! from a man vlu interlaced through ! tlv linkf: of his chains a stiff wire, 'with th ends left f r e to form a brush. This he ued as a whip, ami viciously applied it to his brute's back. Recently a man iu one ot the locow to cal abbatoir was pjaidini; a j th(. salUThter and the animal balked. The man then twisted the cow's tail until he broke it. and then got a hickory club and ferociously beat th )& on the horns and about the head, almost blindinr. the animal. In defending himself, this employe testified that there was nothing unusual about the affair, and that he was not allowed to hit the animal on the body for fear of damaging the tlesh for food. ours m ACID) STOMACH A well-known authority states that stomaeh trouble and indigestion is nearly always due to acidity acid stomach -and not. as most folks believe, from a, lack of digestive juices, lie states that an excess of hydrochloric Mid in the stomach retards digestion and starts food fermentation. then our meats sour like garbage in a e:in. ' irmini; acrid thuds and ases which inibite the stomach like a toy balloon. We then et that heavy, lumpy feeling in the chest, we eructate sour fooet. '.elch gas or have heartburn, ilatulence, water-brash, or nausea. He tells us to e;ot a, package of 10 grain Sodapen tablets from any pharmacy and swallow one tablet anytime followed by a tumbler of water which instantly neutralizes these neids; stops food fermentation, absorbs the gases and sweetens the entire di '-restive system. This subtest ion should prove valuable to stomach' sufferers here who can trace their Indigestion to acidity. A local drimsist is the authority that these tablets ' are entirely harmless beinir composed of Soda. Magnesia and Calcium Carbonate I. S. 1. Advt. L. H. ORVI5 FUNERAL DIRECTOR Lody Avdant. 120 Vet Colfax Ar. Home JS297. BeW 297. The Call of the Opera Season Auditorium $?Jtr THEATRH r- b 11 b'fl irt nrrb rpe ..u uc lr 3-.o cf roc.rnlfiir fT iitT s:i t r;-r-for Ih rr.arisrrrr.pnt r- ntl? ri; - )-i r.-.-r )iii Yi : iniprr oi",, 1 ,"OT,ati'". V. hnp-ir-it. rirf-r.n in .inf. i-.fornn'irn arrn.-i O' I 1: . y. sua UK. Xjr

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uiil nuun dtiLL, iu to ii a.vl 26 WOMEN'S COATS Suitable for present wear chinchilla, boucle, worsted, mixtures; many regular S12.50 coats. For 60 minutes you can take your O C! choice :it 4 $2.50 SILK MESSALINE PETTICOATS, all the popular colors

W omen's Stockings Reduced Keg. 23c stockings, made of combed yarn, with specially reinforced heel and toes, double garter folds, extra A elastic top, pair. . Reg. 50c Silk Hose For women and misses, all silk thread, high spliced hee!, in black, tan and white; pair f at s$J Is Women's 19c Fleeced Lined Hose, j 1 pair 1 j. Women's $1 Fleeced Union Suits Regular SI ribbed fleeced Union Suits, silk trimmed and perfect fitting rr:- 67c Misses' end Child's 75c Union Suits Fine ribbed fleeced Union Suits for misses and children; all . 7CBf sizes, at J w i f Boys' $5 Suits .68 They are of wonderful value; double breasted and Norfolk coat -dyle, in the newest and practical mixtures; sizes 0 to 17 years. SattirV Why Let Your Boy W Wear a Shabby OVERCOAT. When you can buy $2.50 and S3 makes in 1! 1 1 1 our Clean-up Sale . JLovJ All wool mixtures and worsted made up in the popular tyle; si.cs 3 to yeart". Sieclal at Hoys' a."e libuiM (iingliani Vait Made of best fast color ginghams, ehambrays and black sateen, in all sl2c. 1 Spec'al Saturday at, . . JLkJVs rSH?5!

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Ladies $3 Dress Skirts. All wool Serge and 1 QH Plaid Checks. Sjecial .... $1.0 Ladies' $1 House Aprons Made of Amoskeag Guigham, covers entire dresses: all CQsizes, at J C

Women's 75c Night Gowns Made of heavy pure white tenuis flannel, cut extra full, at 4iC Child's 50c Dresses Only 7. dresses in this lot. made of trimmed styles. Special 0&f percale and ehambroy: neatly C Child's 25c Underwear

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$3.00 Wool Sweaters For men and women; all wool sweater coats; high t OQ rolling collar, at. ipJL.Oy $1.50 Bed Blankets I-arge size double Bed Blankets, in tan, grey or white, colored QA-n borders, pair at T'C $2.50 Bed Comforts Lxtra heavy silkoiine covered and white cotton filled, C 1 A C at $1.4:3 Child's 25c Gloves

One lot of misses' and children' Knitted Gloves; all colors; pair at 15c

Basement Bargains 25c KRINKLE CREPES, plain and fancy patterns for di?sse: "I 27 inches wide; yard LC 50c STORM SERGE, full line of dark colors; ..; inches wide, 29 C 8c SHAKER FLANNEL, unbleached, heavy double Heeey nap. L'7 inches wide, yard 0 - C KOH-I-NOOR 10c DRESS f FASTENER, card, special at O jC $1 SEAMLESS BED SHEET, full Lb-ached; sio SlxOu; ready for use. s o Special UJC 14c PILLOW CASES, extra good quality muslin; size Z'.'S, ()n at - C 12'2C AMOSKEAG DRESS GINGHAM, 02 inches wide; new spring 7 I r nattems. yard L

$2 LACE CURTAINS, beautiful pa't - to select from. Si ial. pair

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H. LEMONTREE MaJiaftartDy OpOHn. Sucd3y frein J r -. P .'" A. i PATE N TSi And Trad M&rka ObtaJn5 In all J Countrfea. Ad vie PYee. t;tX. J. 1 OITSCn. P.eirlttered Put. Atty.. 711-1 i 713 Btudeb&ker lild.. 80. LUnd.

t no matter what excuse More than it Does Here i $3 Long Kid Gloves button ilovf, Ydurk. rt 2 J We Hi 20U "Hurt" YAISTS Half the price taken off because they are slightly mussed, otherwise absolutely perfect, pretty lingerie. Voile. Madras and Flannel Waists; all pood styles; on sale Saturday only. $2 NEW SPRING SHIRT WAISTS In voile, lingerie and lawns;: every wai Ft worth double the price wo asked. Special HPat VOC CLEAR COUNTER SPECIALS $3 AND $3.50 SILK SHIRT WAISTS. One lot of women's Silk Shirtwaists in mescaline, plain and Q 1 7Q striped; all jlzes; sjecial . . p X O $2.00 CORSETS. French Coutil Corsets, latest Ionhip models, guaranteed unbreakable and rust proof. OCT Special VDC 50c BRASSIERS. Perfect fitting, beautiful embroidery and ribbon trimmed and all sizes. Special, each 000 $1.00 COMBINATION. One lot of women's Muslin Combination, beautiful embroidery and lace trimmed, slightly mussed from hamb lin::. Special Saturdav 7 at 0C 35c DRAWERS. Wonieus and misses' Muslin Drawers, wide embroidery t Qbottom, at IOC $3.00 DRESS SKIRTS. One lot of womer's and mi?se.--' serge and checked Dress Skirts; regu lar and extra sizes. Special Saturday $1.68 15c KERCHIEFS. Women's embroidered Swiss Kerchiefs that sold up to l.'c (1Lr each Special Saturday U?U $1.00 KID GLOVES. Ladies' Kid Cloves. 2-clarp style, bbuk. rm and vhite. Ar Snecial Saturday, pair UJL $3.00 LONG KID GLOVES. Indies' regular lxng Kid (tlovca. full P', button length; black and white; all sizes. Special CJ 1 JO Saturday, pair V O You Men Can Save Honey In Our Furnishing Dept. on Many Other Items Besides These. $1 Negligee Shirts Plain or plaited bosoirj. alpo few plain white bosom shirts; all iies. As many are slightly luu.safd. we are putting thern out at the speial prb e 7 Sat;r;da only 0 C 50c and 59c Underwear Skirts and Drnwers, rib i r heavy lbe.'d lined material or grey mixture. Saturday, garment . . . ...33c Men's Trousers $2.7:.. ?, an 1 tl.r.d -ere th prie-3 of tre 1 ."," .air of rrou.-ers that s"e phu-e on 5-T.Je Saturday. I'lcin and fancy s-:;'-;. w.d ea.-l.mer ami wor-t- Q1 O Z ed: all siz". at 1 QD rns - . Harry L. Yerrick Funeral Director I furnidh tha corr.piet ii5mr.t, from th6 f.rrt call to Lv burial. tvoth rhoue. Z 1 J n. s jo SC i 7 ' r.MH.V VSHIMi DO.VK AT SWANK'S LAUNDRY 22 S. Miehln l. rie.ne f ("all Antubrre, 1 L

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