South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 70, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 March 1914 — Page 3

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Active -work of huildir.s: the nw St. Joseph county tuberculosis hospital will lpin probably by April 1. arcordlntf to Miss. Vera Ilurrlson, secretary of the Sa. Joseph County Antl-Tubc-rruloais league. Ilids for the work were received and discussed at a meeting of the league directois Tuesday afternoon. Th? 1 en true also took ftr-ps to .-initiate with the state Anti-Tuberculosis leapu It is thought that the cost of the bulldinir. including the labor, will bo appro Ktrv-t'y 5 12,"0U. The architect's plan. i can he -een in the league's otflee.s in the murl hous. The invitation from the state league wa.s extended through Miss Harrison. Tho local league is earer to accept the offer, ;is it will enable it to come in contact with cases that are not under its care at present and will give it ideas on how to conduct the business of the league upon a paying and satisfactory basis'. The hrst part to be built will be tbf ward for the care of the incurable cas?s which will come under the rare of the league. It will be large nough to car for 20 at a time. Although this is not as large a ward as tb league had at lirst planned, it is thought it will be. large enough to are for the cases that will apply to the league for attention. Itc,xrt on Stiunp. A report was handed in at this meeting of the $100 that was spent f the r-aiz-d from the sale of Ked Cross stamps in South Bend, which said that tho money had been spent for medical attention for the incurable cases that are under the league', care. As an example of the interest that the foreign people of the west end take) in the "open air" movement. Miss Harrison told of a case that had corno to her attention. She noticed one of the poorer dwellings of that end of town had built a screen porch from old lumber and screen at one nd of the home. She asked a young boy of the neighborhood who lived there, and he tdd her that a young lady about IS years old lived in the placft and slept on the homemade veranda. It developed that the family were Hungarians, and that the young lady "had a touch of consumption." Miss Harrison was soberly warned by the youngster that unless she slept "out on the porch." that she also would get consumption. Since then. Miss Harrison says, she has seen several home-constructed screen porches in that section of the city. The hospital will be built on ti'.e site of Aider's mill, just beyond uie limit of the land belonging to St. Mary's academy. It will be planned so that each room will open on large open-air verandas, one of which wiil be on each side. one side will bo for the male patients anil the other for the women.

EXTENSION OF TIME ASKED By RUMELY GO. C. S. Funk, President of Company, Says That Management Will Eventually be Able to Regain Standing. Ni: YKK. March 4. Interest of S::.'M,OUO due Monday on the $10,nip.ooo M. Kumely Co. six per cent notes has not been paid and according to the company will not be unless the three-year extension of the notes agreed to by noteholders. The company lias ten days in which to pay the interest, but will not bo abb to do so unless it can avail itself of the ? l,U(.K'.("'0 promised by banks on condition that the note? maturing m March, l'.'l.".. are extei3til until March. lt IS. Notes to th amount, of ..S p-r cent of tlie total have been deposited for extension and the note-holders' committee, has assurances of l ." per cent additional. r. S. Funk, president of the company, lwts written a letter to John W. Flatten, chairman of the note-holders' committee, stating that an agreement lias been made with banks whereby farmers' notes held by the Uumely C'o. will be sol 1 for about two-thirds of their face value with the privilege to repuurchase them at the end of this ear and that the terms lor securing the bonds will be at the rate of eight per c m. a year. Farmers' notes to the amount of $l.s'o.UuO hae already been so!d under those conditions but Mr. Funk declared the money will bo exhausted by the end of March. Mr. Funk in the letter says: Ve wish again t express our coniidont belief that, if given a fair hanee the pn sent management will be aide eventually to replace the M. F.u.nely 0. upon such a sound and profitable basis that every dollar will be paid. To accomplish this, we must meet the present crisis which requires that the extension of the notes be declared oporatic within the next few das." Wanted Sales Manager One capable of selling x high-class proposition to merchants, bankers and manufacturers. Mut have clean record $1.:". to $U,:.00 a year. Call F. Y. Kerr. Oliver Hotel, b twt n ? arid 1 1 a. m. aiid 7 : to : . m.

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Mr. Delton Duck. Kyota. Minn., writes: "Finally the catarrh began to affect my eyesight and hearing, nd becoming alarmed I wrote to Dr. Hartman. He advised the use of Peru na and salt water eye baths, which advice I followed. "I continued the above treatment several months until I was entirely cured, and now, after nearly three years, have had no return of tho disease. I consider myself permanently cured, and cheerfully recommend Perur.a to all those sufferings as I did." March, April and May are good months To effectually treat catarrh. ANOTHER CENTER E0R THE COUNTY Farmers of (iernian Township Met ami i:iect OMiccrs I 'or Year. A permanent organization of the farmers of German township was perfected Tuesday when they met at the county farm and drew up a constitution and by-laws for a community center. Herman Fisher was elected president, (.'.rant Carpenter, secretary, and William A. Cillis, vice president. The morning session was devoted to the formation of the league. In the afternoon James It. Carver and C. A. Forks of the department ot agriculture of Purdue university wore to address the men on modern dairying but failed to appear. T.n their absence Peter I'eters n, formerly of Denmark, addressed the men on the methods followed in dairying in that country, lie formerly lived in Denmark and was engaged in iho dairy business there. A committee of ten men was appointed to visit the various dairymen of the county and launch a cow testing association. This will be a step in making the organization a factor In bettering stock conditions among the farms of the county. A vole of thanks was extended the women who prepared the. dinner. The next meeting will be held at the county farm in two weeks. The subject then under consideration will be "Orchards" and there will be a pruning and spraying demonstration. WELLS IS CHAMPION OF ENGLAND'S HEAVIES Ikindsman Klako is Sent Down For the Count in Fourth Hound. LONDON, March 1. P.ombadier Wt lis knocked out Bandsman Blake in the fourth round of their light in the Palladium Tuesday night for the heavyweight championship ot England. P.lake had the better ot the first and second rounds and forced Wells around the ring. He also had tho better of the inJihtin. Wells apparently being unable to land blows. At the end of the third rounds Wells forced the lighting and rushed Blake off his feet. Tho Bombardier landed ! some terrific blows in this round and j Blake was staggering when the bell ' sounded. Wells adopted the same I tactics in tho fourth round and j .vma-shed Blake on the jaw and the i Fandsmun went down for the count. Kk-knpoo Worm Killer IajkLs WORMS. The cause of your child's ills The : foul, fetid, offensive breath The jstarting up with terror nr.d grinding .of teeth while asleep The tallow ; complexion The dark circles under the eyes Are all indications of worms. Kickapoo Worm Killer Is what your child needs; it expels the worms, the cause of the child's unhealthy condition. For the removal of seat, stomach and pin worms, Kickapoo Worm Killer gives sure relief. Its laxative tffect adds tone to

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Mr. Samuel A. Seal, It. Tt. 2, Treadway, Tenn., writes: "It gives me great pleasure to testify to the great good your medicine, 1'eruna, has done for me in a chronic case of catarrh of the stomach. "A friend of mine passing by handed mo one of your pamphlets, and seeing how Peruna was recommended for catarrh, I sent to Rorersville. Ten., for Peruna. After tnkin? it a few days I bean to ge( U tter. I continued usint: it uniii r v.'as able to go to work on the farm :u.ln, and now I am in very good hal.h. and do work on my farm." AUvt.

DESIgES. I wish that I could be An old standpatter To look around and see Nothing the matter. All new thoughts to repel Witn brain that's ilaccid. And think that all is well, Serene- and placid. What calm, what peace is his; lie's well contented; To him all progres is A thing demented; The world has gone ahead, And all things show it; Forward the age has sped lie doesn't know it. And so he drifts along Through all the Hurry; To him there's nothing wrong, So ho should worry: To me life's sometimes grim And all things matter, And yet I envy him. The old standpatter. . I3ERTOX BRA LEV

MERRY WAR STARTED IN AVIATION CIRCLES Aero Club of London Pails to Invite Claude Graliame-Wliltc to llanquct. liON'DON, March 4. A merry war has started in aviation circles Tuesday over the Aero club's omission to invito Claude Clraham-Whlte to its banquet in honor of Churchill Wednesday. As White helped to instruct Churchill in flying. Churchill's address contains an expression of thanks and tho situation is becoming awkward. White raid Tuesday that he will reply to the discourtesy of the Aero club by Inviting all its members to a big London aerodrome banquet on March 20. He does not believe in petit quarrels, he added. Mr. White resigned from the Aero club- in October as a protest against the club's suspending a competition certificate to Des Moulinais for hying over London in. May. STOMACH SUFFKIIKKS! HUM) THIS. So many stomach sufferers have been benefited by a simple prescription of vegetable oils which cured a Chicago druggist of chronic stonach, liver and intestinal trouble of years' standing that we want you surely to try this remedy. It Is known as Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy. One dose will convince you. It usually gives wonderful relief within 2 I hours even in the most stubborn cases. Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy is now sold here by Lewis C. Landon & Co. Every IVSan This Read This treatuieat !s '?aid to h:ve no tpilred a wouderful reputation throughout the Fact, owir.g to its ItvuUar propensity t fortify tho nerve fori-e and renw-mte health and a consequent personal magnetism, so essential to the barq'lne of every norraril human ing. It H claimed t be a blessing to those who are physically impaired. gloomy. despondent, iHrvui and who hnve trembling of tlie limb, dizziness, heart palpitation, cold hands and feet, iriKomnia, fear without cau timiditr lu venturing and gereral inability to net rationally as others do. Also of vat benefit t) writers, professional men, otlice workers and the victims of Rociery's late hours and over-indulgence in wines, liquors, etc. hv preparing thrt treatment nt houie oeretJy. n one r.-ed know of another's trouble, while the ingredients are much usd In filling various precrlptin. so that even the purrb.m f them frepaxately need cocas lea no L.m'dltj. If thf re.ider oxide t try it. jret tbrt- ounce of ordinary syrup farsapoxilLi compound, and one imr.ee compound lluld bahawort; mix find let; staai two ho'jrR; then Kt one ounce compound esnr.ennllol and one uulcv tinctus cadorueno compound tiet cardaXiiorn) mix all together, shake well and take a teaspoonful after each meal and" one ut niht. Tl.lJ contains no opiates whatever ar.d may also be uiM by women who .ufTVr with thlr nerves with alol".te rt.dnry of prompt .il.d Iatll!g bellrtit.

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i mi i i m J - i li I ii I March Starts Spring Business in Earnest March begins with our determination to establish high records in selling and Value Giving such as has not been 3'our custom to see. Wo have the EnUnislasm, the Organization, the 3Ierdiandi.so and the Service. Our entiro efforts will be to demonstrate by deeds that this is tiik non: of (;ooi VAiiUi:s in Modern Home Furnishings. All merchandise is marked in plain strictly one-price, cash figures, so that the most inexperienced may shop with the .same assurance as the most expert, and if ready cash is lacking Just tell the salesman to charge it. Me Modern Homo Furnishers. 30G-8-10 S. MICH ST. DC SX2& CONFESSES TO MURDER AS DEATH DRAWS NEAR Walking Aloii? Track AVitli Sister-ln-l.aw When He Was Seized With Desire, to Kill. NEW OliLEANS, La., March 4. On his deathbed in the last stages of consumption. Albert Davi3 here Tuesday confessed that he murdered Ins sister-in-law. near Tholman, Ga. Ho said his brother, It. Davis, is in prison in Georgia, and was to be tried shortly with every chance of receiving the death penalty as there was apparently a clear case against him. Albert Davis arrived here a month ago and went to the charity hospital under the name of John Smith. "Wo were walking along tho railroad track when I was seized with a desire to kill her," he said. "I beat her to death with a revolver and arranged things .-o it would appear her husband had killed her. Davis says he wishes to go back to Georgia for trial but physicians say his death is only a matter of a few hours. ILLINOIS MINERS MAY AID COLORADO STRIKERS Proposition of VotJnp: $150,000 to Aitl Oilier Union Up at IVoria Meeting. PEORIA. 111.. March 4. A preposition that the Illinois miners vote to make .-4 loan of J 150,0-0 0 to assist strikers in tho Colorado fields in carrying on thoir Ilht was presented o the mine workers' convention Tuesday, after tho international vice president. Frank Hayes. had described conditions in the western Ftatn. Tho resolution probably will be pubmitted to a referendum vote. Pre:. Hope will appoint a committee to investigate charges that persons in the employ of operators have harassed members of the Illinois ?cale committee for the purpose of procuring advance information. X scale will bo considered publicly until the Joint scale convention has fixed the balc point. LOCAL MAN MAY FALL HEIR T0JIG FORTUNE P. V. Halliday Said to Tx in Line for SI 00,000 Lft by His Sister. 'Aft'T working practie.Oly all his Ptv u the railroads in South 1'end.

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Ilalliday, 711 Rlaine av., will fall heir to a fortune of $100,000, left "him by his sister, Mrs. J. Crew of Denver. Colo. Mrs. Crow died May 13, 191.1, and it is said left her entiro fortune to him. Owin to a chance in the name of the street upon which Halliday lived, Mrs. Crow's attorneys were unable to locate him although they had written him several letters. Finally the name of James Patton of Portage av., was found among Mrs. Crow's papers and a letter from her attorneys to him resulted in the iinding of the beneliclary. Halliday has lived in this city since ISTo, and "has been an employe of the Lake 'hore and Southern Michigan railway until a year ago, when he accepted a position with the CI rand Trunk system as a flagman at Main and Division sts. More information regarding the inheritance is expected by Halliday within the next week. Best Family Laxative. Deware of constipation. Use Dr. King's New Life Pills and keep well. Mrs. Charles E. mit:i, of West Frank lin. Me., calls them "Our family laxative." Nothing better for adults or aged, det them to-day, 2." cents. Recommended by All Druggists. Advt. HEAD IS BADLY BRUISED A young" man, Frank Sipoz, was picked up in a seemingly demented condition by the police, early Wednesday morning at Chopin and Division sts. His lips were bleeding and swollen as If from a blow and there was a scalp wound in th- back of his head, which bled profusely. Tho police couldn't learn his address as he Jabbered constantly in a language that none could understand. The wounds were fresh. SHOOTS TWO IN QUARREL BLOOMIXGTOX. Ind., March 4. Thomas Hardin, S years old, shot and killed his wife ar.d probably fatally wounded his mother-in-law. Mrs. Joseph Richardson, here late Tuesday, following a quarrel. He was later caught after a long chase. Mrs. Richardson received three bullets in tho abdomen. She wiil probably die. Stubborn, Alloying Coushs Currtl "My husband had a cough for fifteen years and my son for eight years. Dr. King's New Discovery completely cured them, for which I am most thankful," writes Mrs. David Moor, of Saginaw, Ala. What Dr. King's New Discovery did for these men, it will do for you. Dr. King's New Discovery should be in every hone. Stops hacking coughs, relieves la grippe and all throat and lun ailments. Money back if it fails. All druggists. Pric ZOc. and f 1.00. Reccmmended b" All .Drussist. . Advt.

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v II EYES EXAMINED FREE ft Glfcei Fitted t MoiUrate Irlre ', huj! faction (iuttriintrivl J 5v-Tr. tvr ise; DR. J. BURKE & CO. 239 S. Michigan St. Sunday 9 to 10 hy Apjiolnlinrnl. , NOTICE We duplicate tin? Im.r th amr dar. No matter wti fitted tdrtrw. ,1 ?iL7 :r -ATM Some Good Advice We are constantly a J vising those who are aiui :he who are not our customer- t open savings accounts in mir savjns department. Many have acted n thU advice and opened savinvaccounts. To show yuu tha; iood advice, we have Ki; tf say no one Jia ever ic;u ret ted doin-- ff. This Hank ha a plan we would like t talk over " i;h you. AMERICAN TRUST CO. 4'. ON SAVINGS. 4 - .' f AM : ' I ' . Ml I jn": p;iy s i. ; lor th.ese style- when ;.:! can iret them im s .co ,u S. I'. Sample Shoe 216 S. Michigan St., Up Stairs Ac:-'- Street i'r: .:n And!:. riu:n Men's and Ladies' Shoes Raincoats and Rubbers AT THE RUBBER STORE J 20o S. JIU iii;an St. 1 L. H. ORVIS FUNERAL DIRECTOR I.rtdy Av-Ut:mt. Home :Jl7.