South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 156, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 29 May 1914 — Page 2

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FRIDAY, MAY 20, 19U

HE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

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ORDERED BUILT BY2.034ilIAJQR!TY

All But Four Precincts Out of Thirty-one Voting Show Desire to Place City On Big Thoroughfare.

The Lincoln hisr.way

through South Bnd. My a majority vote of 2,0.4 total 3,414 vote cat. the

Thursday p!ac-J the htarnp

approval upon the project, rreclnrts in th city and

will ? built

out of a people of their

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and the townarid Warren, across with a 260.

6 o'clock a 1,000 had 4 5. which

ships, cm st a majority against

The third precinct of the third ward and the second, third and fourth precincts of the sixth ward, are the

ones that voted ""no", hips were German Olive township came favorable majority of

There wan jollification at the Lincoln. Highway association headquarters, at the Lincoln garage, long before the count was all in despite the Idueness that prevailed about noon. It was known at that time that thoae four precincts In the west end were combatting the proposition, and fears were, entertained that unless the downtown district got busy, the day mlrht be lost. The. earliest return?, as it happened, carne from the precincts that voted heaviest for the road and

though the polls closed at majority of upwards of been reported before 6

proved beyond defeat. The association election committee, consisting of M. L. William. John F. Russell and George A. Crane, were kept busy all day managing a brigade of automobiles used to carry the sick, aged and maimed to the voting" places and are entitled to great credit for their efficient work. Must Wait for Pay. Tho election boards, however, will have to wait thi3 time for a couple months beforo they can collect pay for their day's work. This was announced Thursday night when they turned in their certificate and deposited the ballot boxes. Bids must be advertised for and the contract let. and bonds fold to cover the road building, and all Incidental expenses leading up thereto, including the employment of a superintendent to see that tho work is properly done, before any bills can be paid. The bid accepted must not exceed $192,000 for the job, which, plus the cost of the election, of viewers, enrrineers, a superintendent, etc. will be tho amount of the bonds. The election will cost the voting districts involved approximately $1.023 an average of $.13 per precinct, including the election board, voting place, meals and printing of ballots. Tho bonds will draw 4 1-2 per cent. It Is expected that work on tho road will begin shortly after the prantlns of contract. A ready market for the bonds Is afsured. The strip is 11 miles in length, extending from tho end of the Michigan av. pavement through Portage, German. Warren and Olive townships to the Laporte county line, where it will be taken up by Laport county and extended on to Porter. Meanwhile the road will also be proceeding eastward through Penn township to Klkhart county, thrmgh Elkhart, and so on, east to Toledo, etc. The Penn township road was not Involved in Thursday's voting, being a strip of le.?s than four miles. Where OpixJtlon Lay. Through the second, third and fourth precincts of the sixth ward and tho third of the third, in the Fame vicinity, are the ones that went against the highway, the first precinct of the sixth, gave the project Its largest majority. 19 9. The total vote of this precinct wus 231. This was at 405 S. Chapln st. Two blocks farther down the street, at 8u5, they were voting the other way.

German township went against the

road by one vote and Warren by 17. Olive did splendidly the other way. It Is said that the village of New Carlisle voted solid for the road. Resort keepers at Hudson lake alo worked hard for the project. Fear that the undertaking would Increase taxes is s;ud to be responsible for the "no" vote. Sonvbody spread the story that it would mean a tax Increase of approximately 4 0 per cent, while In fact, it will only be a fraction of one per cent. The vote by wards and precincts follow: niii vom.

rirt Ward. Yes. First precinct 14" Second precinct 143 Third precinct 17 Fourth precinct 147 Fifth precinct (J Second Ward. First precinct 7$ Second precinct 4 4 Third precinct j Fourth precinct 2. Third Ward. First precinct 1"3 Second precinct ? 1 Third precinct 16 I-'ourtJi Ward First precinct 1"2 Second precinct To Third precinct SS Fourth precinct 67 Fifth Ward First precinct 12" Second precinct 70 Third precinct 1 1 C ' Sixth Ward. First precinct 21.'

Sense and Sentiment

It KTA LI AT ION. I akeJ to ki ht-r at the door. Hut my request w at quite unheeded ; Mir Kr no gn altho I unorr I ld hrr and with ardor pleaded. At length I dared and tIe a kl, Wlilru ro;i-d tlie maiden' Indignation; M tuid, "An outrage r, l thi I'll mrrt it with retaliation." A LI, Till; SF.NSE IX THK WOULD IS IVELL.-'H TO HIM WHO HAS NOXt:. EFFICIENCY, according to M. W. Mix, of Mishawaka. Is a combination of energy, skill and enthusiasm. Tljr-re are only two rinses of men In s.nth l!ei.J-tLe lit. MAN uiid the Inhuman. DID you know that we have more hi,'h elaH furniture stores in our midst than most ordinary communities, and did you know that the men

i back of these establishments are

lVO'r plus, as merchant citizens? IIISKAD THAT'S TIIK THING! You run tr.lk alout your brainy girl With luindt at fair an the lily, And of big blue eye and prrttr curls; Thut liul the heart of Willy Hut w hen anyone question feminine hand. The thought pop into my lieu J, Not of their beautiful and golden hands Hut ran they make food breud ! IMPOSSIBILITIES ARE P.FT THE HALF II FA FIT ED EFFORTS OF QUITTERS. HEZ. THE ricrht sort of a man, deraldine, will start lig trees In a desert. .u;n is Hw;ixxi(i to tkll ri'ON A NTMIIKR OI1 SOITII MKM) mi; who have not virr ni;GU.V. The sjime clock Hint ticks off 21 hours, doesn't cheat, Jimmy. I i E G E X EH ATE, C O XC E X T 1 i A T E ! STEP this way, gentlemen, we are about to tear down a outh Rend landmark. You may hang your hats on either of the racks, but don't get near the mortar. IT'S THE WOODEN NUTMEG TYPE OF GROCER WHO SANIW HIS SUGAR AXD ADULTERATES HIS COFFEE. THAT TAKES OFFBXSK AXD SHIES AT THE NATIONAL ADVERTISER' APPROACH. A JOB is a sood thins if it does not become chronic. Salary has ruined many good business men. I RELIEVE in the smile alright.

Catherine, but there muint be something back of it. CHESTER S. IlKKSE.

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run KToitA;i-: and ixsrit-xci-:. Avoid worry. We storo and take care of furs scientifically. Repairing and remodeling? at special summer prices. H. Greenblatt, Furrier, 2?,2 y. Michigan st. Adv

NOAH REDDICK Xoah Reddick, of It. It. 22, Carthage, Ind., after suffering from a severe cast of acthma, began taking" Xature's Creation, and, according: to his own statement, "since the first week have not had any asthma. I would advise everyon who has asthma or lung trouble to tak Xature's Creation, as 1 know from my experience as well as that of others that Xature's Creation will do the work." In his signed statement on file In our office Mr. Reddick states that "1 took a severe cold which settled on my lunss.

I got very bad and had to go to bed. could

naruiy gei my oreuin, ana my Dreaming could be heard all over the house. 1 had the trouble six weeks. The doctor pronounced it asthma, but could only Kive me temporary relief. A friend induced me to get Xature's Creation, as it had greatly benefited him. After taking Nature Creation but a short time, I noticed treat Improvement, and since the first week have not had any asthma. The shortness of breath disappeared and I have gained in every way, my weight increasing 10 pounds. I worked hard all Summer on the farm and did not have any symptoms of tiie trouble." What Xature's Creation has done for Mr. Reddick. it should do for other asthma sufferers, and we have dozens of letters on rile, telling of the remarkable benefits derived by use of this remedy In case3 of tuberculosis and the conditions which lead to it. such as bronchitis. Impure blood, run-down system and asthma.

j The new Xature's Creation book contains

photos and testimonials from local parties. If you are Interested in the cure and prevention of tuberculosis and asthma, write for a copy to-day. Retter not delay. Address M. L,. Unymann, 417 State Life Bldg., Indianapolis, Ind.

Store Open All Day Saturday.

Realizing the necessities in demand for requirements of June Brides we have prepared in advance, and now wish to call your attention to our special window display and invite your inspection Silks for the Bride

InA' .:. . The beautiful shades and White Crepe de Chine shown here

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fine woven nainsook, very sheer, with hand embroidery and cluny laces See this fine display. Costumes for the Bride The bride in full costume also the travelling outfit See the beautiful dresses. Gifts for the Bride The suggestions offered by this display will probably relieve your anxiety on what to give Handsome linens in sets, Beautiful Meekwear, Laces, and novelties in Leather and Ivory. You will enjoy seeing this special display.

iiavi; you si:i:x tin: jlxi: MUDYIi WINDOWS At Robertson's. Silks for the bride. Ianererie for the bride. Costumes for the bride. Gifts for Uie bride. Advt.

Take Lunch ""at Robertson's Memorial Day.

Feel tired, can't work, can't sleep. heavy cloudy brain, out of sorts, l ick ttf vigor, bad breath, poor digestion, loss of memory, rheumatic pain.s s'ck headache, constipation: you ned 'fillister's Rocky Mountain Tea tonight. : r,c. Ten or Tablets. Coonley l..rug Store. Adv.

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New York. "The skin on my hand pot red and rough. It itched and I began to scratch It. It itched so that sometimes I could not sleep all nisht. I was suffering very much. I used salve and , but they did not seem to help me. This went on for six or seven months. Then I tried Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap. I used them one nisht. In the morninp. to my surprise, my ha d was all well and the trouble has never returned. This is the absolute truth." (Signed) Miss Celia Kleinman, 61 Columbia St., April 26. Nothint: we can say of Resinol equals what others, such as Miss Kleinman. say of it. It does its work quickly, easily and at little cost. If you are suffering from itchinir. burning skin troubles, pimples, blackheads, sunburn, Insect-bites, dandruff ulcers, boils, stubborn sores. or piles try liesinol Ointment and Resinol Soap. Sold by all drwrRlsts. For free samples write to Dept. 17-R, Resinol Raltlmore. Md.

O. MENNUCCI CO. Special for Tomorrow Dip Caramel, regular price 40c lb., tomorrow, special, lb 25c When you want sour things, good and refreshing, think of Mennucci's Ice Cream Parlor, the coolest spot in the city. We make our own Ice Cream; it is the best in the city. O. MENNUCCI CO. 129 N. Main St. Home Phone 1446.

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LAUNDERED SHIRTS 39c Special for Saturday

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Fourth precir.ct 104 Fifth precinct 4 7 Tou-nshlp-s. Warren township 1 : Oermau townViip 16 Clie townsb.lp 2;

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TTLI-S WORTH'S STORK rl.OSKS MEMORIAL IV AT NOON. Thre is pre-ent indication that the cnminc: memorial day will be observed more universallv than ever before. It is fittinc that this should be. The Fllsworth More will -l-se at noon Memorial dy and temain clo-

for th- u:iv. thk i:llsvoi:th stiri:. Advt.

FEISTil

"The House of Quality"

ARGAINS IN

ORN'S

FINE FURNITURE

The beautiful quality such as A. M. Jones has alwavs sold you. We save you from 10 to 25 over competition because we are out of the High Rent District. Let us prove it to you.

This store will be open tonight and Saturday till noon and closed for the day Memorial Da v.

aim in announcing this Sale is to set before the men of South Bend the fact that we give values in Shirts as in every other line of apparel which are not duplicated. All these Shirts are made of good quality Percale in stripes with laundered cuffs the quality is such as would be found in garments selling at a much higher price. Store will be open all day Saturday.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS From the Records of the Indiana Title Sz Loan Co.

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r.FO. WYM.W A. CO. Will Cl(t Pit '.rutloii Pay at Noon. According to our u:;.tl u.-ti'ir. e v.'ill dose on Memorial day ( Saturday ) at 12:00 noon. Store open Friday evening in pl.o .f S.tturlny vminK for the convenience of our customers.

The Furniture Store Around on Main Street.

Dnald P. Dnimino:id, commi??ionrr. to Emma C. Dill, part of lot 10 Martin and Tutt's addition. J2,40. Homer J. Milolr and wife to Willlam O. Slnsrerey and v.'ifc. lot 53 Portage park, addition, $2,130. Laura 11. Baker et il. to Veronica Beck, a tract of land in Portaac township. $2,230. Dwlsht M. Walton and wife to John C. Ullery and wife, part of lot IS. Portase park. S3, 000. Parnev C. Smith et al. to Charlotte

A. Smith, lot 5. Smith and Jackson'3 subdivision, $1,400-. Ferdinand C. Hoff and wife to Paul Pujsczky and wif part of lot 74. South Pend city, f2.r.0O.

Oscar Lippman and wife to Wojciech ZientowskI and wife, part of lot 1 Raff's first addition, $2,000. Bion J. Markham and wife to William S. Dawley, lot 234 Beiger farm third addition. $400.

JACKSON BEATS FLINT Senators Take Lead In Second and Are Xever Headed.

FLTNT. Mich.. May 29. Jackson won a thriller from Flint Thursday

4 to

The result as in doutt until

the last man was out. The prisoners took the lead in the second inning-, when two hits and a sacrifice sent Warner across the plate. Cote bruised the ball for a homer in the fourth. Jackson 010 100 1104 11 1 Flint 000 000 300 3 12 1 Xorcabbase. Crossman and Hermandez; cott and Vesmer.

1 Store will be closed at noon

DECORA

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open at 6 o'clock until 10 o'clock Saturday night

was the declaration of Mayor Thomas Bauer in answer to a petition sent him by the Ministerial association. If the mayor wipes out tho district it will he his first effort to carry out hi? "clean-up policy" as ?et forth In his campaign last fall.

KAIAMAZOO. Propped up on a stretcher in circuit court. Clara Dv!5. a 1 r.-year-old colored cirl, is t-.tify-Injr against Neal Davis. a ymin? negro. The sirl is said to be in a dylnj,' condition as a result of raviV treatment of her.

In accordance with good public spirit The Jewelry Store

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will close at Noon Memorial Day

Open Friday Evening

tonight