South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 167, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 June 1914 — Page 4

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Agricultural Board's Estimates Indicate Larger Percentages of Yields Than in 1913. TASHINGTON. June 9. The crop repo'tlnt? hoard of th (Ippartmnt of sericulture todiy matlo the followirt.-? estimates of th- conditions of crops on June 1, and the probable yields: "Winter wheat, percentage of 1 C 1 3 acreage, lll.S; acre., .13.387.000; condition June 1. 1914, $2.7; June 1. 1313, 83.5. Spring wheat, percentage 1913 acreace. 97.6; acres. 17.900,000; condition June 1, 95.5; June 1, 1913. 93.5. All wheat, percental. 1913, acreage. 106.4; ave. $5 3,37 7,000; condition, June 1. 93.7; June 1. 1913, ST. 2. Oats, percenURc, 1913. acreage 1,00; acres. 38.3S3.000; condition June 1, S3. 5; June 1. 1913. 89.0. Barley, percentage 1913. acreage, i00.4; acres, 7,383.000; condition June 1. 95.3; June 1. 1913. 87. 1. The estimate! yields follow: Wheat (winter)) 1S.1 bushels per ficro; total. 638,000.000 bushels. Spring wheat, 14.6 bushels per acre: total, 242,000,000 bushels. All wheat 16.9 bushels per acre; total, 900.000,000 bushels. Oats 31.7 bushels per acre; -total, 1.216.000,000,000. Harley. 27.3 bushels per acre; total, 2OS.O00.00O. Itye 17.1 bushels per acre; total not FTlven. ONE THING AFTER ANOTHER So IXvlarcs Itfllph llory In Suit Filetl 1'or Divorce. Ralph Flory has been leading a life of one tribulation after another since his marriaf?e to Anna Flory on Oct. 5. 1913, according to his complaint for divorce filed in the superior court Monday afternoon. Apparently Mrs. Flory was determined to harass her husband continually as tie allepes tnat Fhe declared last winter that she intended leaving him but would stay awhile longer so she "could give him more hell". This was but one of the many vicissitudes of the Flory matrimonial voyage, as the husband alIckcs that on one occasion when he had narrowly escaped being killed In a runaway his wife told him that she would not have cared If he had died since he was "not the only pebble on the beach." According to the complaint Flory was not permitted the use of the sitting room furniture as his wife declared that he would scratch the chairs if he sat In them. Intimating that he was rough. Other charges made by Flory are that the defendant failed to ,take proper care of their child and moved the furniture to her father's home. He asks the court Cor the custody of the eight-months'-old daughter and a divorce. MOTION IS 0VERRULED K. X. IMosc Asks New Trial In Damago Suit. Motion for a new trial by attorneys for Knoch X. Blose. who Is the defendant In a suit for damages filed by Mary I Meyers, was overruled in the superior court Monday merning by Judse Vernon W. Van Fleet An appeal to the appellate court of Indiana was granted Blose. He was given 30 daj-s in which to tile a $1,500' bond with the American Surety Co. as security. Sixty days was allowed in which to file the lull of exceptions. The plaintiff asserted in her complaint that false representations had been made by the defendant In property which was purchased from him. The house is in Xavarre place and it is claimed that the property was represented to be in the best of condition ar;. that the Hues were alleged to be ureproof. According to the plaintiff this was untrue and the house took fire and was partially damaged because of the improper tines, causing her considerable financial loss. She received judgment for $1,900 damages In the original trial in the county superior court. John Hale traw Hats. 127 Vv. Wash. Advt. AFTER SUFFERING I WO LONG YEAR Mrs. Aselin Was Restored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Minneapolis, Minn. "After my little one was born I was sick with pains in my sides which the doctors paid were caused by inflammation. I sutfered n great deal every month and grew very thin. I was under the doctor's care for two long years without any benefit. Finally after repeated suggestions to try it we got Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After taking the third bottle of the Compound I was able to do my housework and today I am strong and healthy again. I will answer letters if anyone wishes to know about my case. "Mrs. Joseph Aselin, 23 Monroe St. ,N.E., Minneapolis, Minn. Lydia E. PinkhanVs Vegetable Compound, made from native roots and herbs, contains no narcotics or harmful drugs, and today holds the record of being the most successful remedy ww know for woman's ills. If you need such & medicine why don't you try it? If you have the slightest doubt that Lydia i:. PinkJiam Vegetable Compound will help yoti.writo to Lydia K.lMnkliam MedicineCo. (confidential) Lynn, Mass., foradvice. Your letter will le opened, read and answered by a woman, and kcld Lu strict c outl deuce.

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at Tin; sritpiusi:. The pictures at the Surprise theater today will include a two reel Thani houser called "The Mohammedan Conspiracy." Tills Is a thrilling dipI lomatic free lar.ee adventure, featuring James Cruze. Florence 1-iBadIe, David Thompson .and Justus 1). Karnes also Leland Honham. The animated weekly will he shown with the latest current events In motion pictures. Tomorrow series No. 8 of "Lucllle Love th; Girl of Myt-tery" will be the feature. In this eighth installment of the "Lucille Love" series the scene shifts from the Chinese village to mid-ocean. Lucille manages to stowaway In the ship In which Loubecque Is Falling for San Franci.o. che Is discovered and the kind hearted captain tells her that she will have to act as cabin boy for the rest of the voyage as punishment. Lubecque discovers her spying upon him through the porthole. He hides the papers which he is attempting to recover under the j puiow. iinu wm'ii sue nas gum! aay puts blank paper in their place. When the boat docks at San Francisco, here despite Lucille's precautions, Loubecque's agents kidnap Lucille and she is carried off Into the heart of a city that "has no heart and in which she has no friends. "Mabel's Nerve" Is an excellent Keystone cmnedy produced and starred in by Mabel Normand. Here she does some clever riding, In such a way as to appear most daring and sensational, and it keeps the audience In a continual laugh. AT TIIK AUDITORIUM. Picture fans should enjoy the bill at the Auditorium today which contains a fine Essanay in two parts entitled "The Voice in the Wilderness' with the popular actor, Francis X. liushman in the leading role. The story Is a strong1 one and filled with good heart interest interspersed with touches of genuine pathos. The Selig weekly of current news contains a number of Items of interest Including' a scene depicting the visit of Mayo, the American naval officer, who demanded that Huerta salute old glory, to Gen. Gonzales, rebel commander; United States troops clean San Juan de Ulua. worst dungeon in America, taken when our forces occupied Vera Cruz; wives of miners sponsored by Judge Hen B. Lindsey of Denver, go to Washington to tell Pres. Wilson of battle between strikers and militia in which many were killed; Royal Fusileers from Hamilton, Ont., obtain perml5slon from Gov. Glynn to celebrate queen'a birthday at Buffalo. "He Won A Ranch" and "Her Horrid Honeymoon" are two Lubin comedies and "Mother and Wife" is a beautiful Edison drama also on for today. Tomorrow's pictures are "Etta of the Footlights", "Life's Lottery'". "A Tight Squeeze" and "The Country Girl". AT TIIK ORPIIKUM. Acting the part of a lively young lady of the stage, Winifred St. Claire romped through the leading role of "The Chorus Girl" at the Orpheum yesterday and pleased her audiences immensely. She is admirably adapted to a character of this kind and In the big scene depicting life behind the footlight when she took the place of the obstinate leading lady she scored the greatest kind of a personal hit. ' Billy Bretz and Harry Cransdale. in congenial roles, assisted materially as did the other members of of the excellent organization. Today the bill will, be "The Mysterious Mr. Bugle," a comical farce where laughable complications are numerous. On Wednesday one of the feature bills of the engagement, "Polly Primrose" will be presented giving Miss i'A. Claire one of her best parts as a little southern beauty during war times. AT TIIK MAJKSTTO. The thrilling western feature, a four reel picture entitled, "The Outlaw's Reformation" will be shown at the Majestic today. On Wednesday "The Price of Treachery" will be shown. Frank DeVoe in new and popular spot light songs is a feature of each performance I1KH1UKX SPRINGS. Mrs. Philip Kephart visited friends in South Bend Friday. The W. F. M. S. of the M. E. church met Friday afternoon with Mrs. A. M. Richardson. Mrs. I.ottie Ileim and her daughter, Mrs. Walter L. Storick, were South Bend visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Weaver returned Saturday from a week's visit with their daughter. Mrs. Clyde Burdlck, In Benton Harbor. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Marquissee of St. Joseph were week-end visitors at the home of the former's mother, Mrs. Martha Marquissee. Mrs. Henry Bowerman visited friends in Niles Saturday. The Aid society of the United Brethren church met in the church parlors Friday afternoon. Rev. C. G. Langdon has? returned from Warren. Pa., where he was called by the Illness and death of his daug. iter-In-law. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Foelzer of Benton Hurbor were visitors at the Thomas Taylor home Sunday. Miss Vera Reynolds has returned from Cleveland, O.. where she has been employed as teacher of history in the Hathaway Brown school th past year. Mrs. Charles E. Storick was a visitor at the home of her cousin, Mrs. Maud Stemm. In the country Sunday. Miss Coral Avers visited friends in South Bend Thursday. While working in the blacksmith shop Friday. Ixe Murphy was injured by a piece of steel living in his right forearm, striking an artery, which caused a profuse flow of blood. Dr Smith dressed the wound which is still causing much van. At a business meeting of the Eporth league the following officer were elected: President. Dr. W. K. Brown: first vice president. Miss Edith McCullough; second vice, Mrs. Anna Perkins; third vice. Miss Beth Taylor: fourth vice. Miss Ada Taylor; secretary. Miss Olive Simpson; treasurer. Miss Ruth Fryman; organist. Miss rtracp McCullough. The iCth annual Old Settlers' picnic of Berrien county will be held here Wednesday, June in. and preparations are being made for a bi day. Hon. E. L. Hamilton will soeak nt 10:30 a. m. R. W. Reese of Eau Claire Is on the program for the afternoon. Music will bf furnished by the Berrien Springs band and the State (Irange band. Jesse Wollam has a two-passenger Ford auto for use on his mail route. Mrs. Sarah Kistner of Elkhart is a visitor at the home of her son. Dr. J. W Kistner. KIDNAPERS USE AUTOS Girl Stolon In llv-art or City by Three Men. GRAND II A Pins. Mich.. Juno 9. ; A thrilling kidnaping was perpetrated ' almost in the heart ot the city this

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