South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 170, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 12 June 1914 — Page 3

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HOW YANKEE SOLDIER BOYS CHARGED AND CAPTURED FORTIFIED CALOOCAN

THE FIGHT AT THE CHURCH OF CALOOCAN'.

OLD SOLDIERS IN WRECK

Panic 1!ii-u W lion Train ;es Into Ditch. CLARKSRrRG. W. Va.. Juno u A jwor "f jif rsnns pro injured when the fast Baltimore anil Ohio limited was ditched by an open switch 20 miles e.m of lit re rarly Thursday. A I-anir oirurred in a carload of insane old soblier? Seint? taken from Dayton to th- Kov-rninent hos-pital for the insane at Washington. Tlii- limited crashed into three empty cars on a siding" but th1 passenger engine and the thre empty cars were the nnlv ones ilamatl.

pnssy foods. Kffective ami mild. 2lc, at your Drucpist. Pucklen's Arnica Salve for All Hurts. Advt.

Always liotvci rrt IVtrr llciJth Serious sicknesses, start in d sorders of the stomach, liver and kidney. The best corrective and Preventive is Dr. King's Npw IJfe Pills. They Purify the Blood Prevent Constipatk n. keep

Liver, Kulneys an ' P.uwe's in healthy '

condition. (iive you Letter hralth by ' niportint business. ridding the system f ferment ns? and j -Advt J. K. PIATZ. C

K. or IVS AITKMIOV. Special meeting of "rusaIr I.-.iso No. 14. Prnlar. June 12. at T:.".0 p. m.

Raincoats and Rubbm THE RUBBER STORE j EOS S. Michigan SL J

HAMMOND POLICE SEEK GANG OF AUTO JOKERS

HAMMOND. Ind.. June 1 J. The authorities here and at tlary today instituted a search for jokers whose art have caused many women autoists to become seriously ill. According to the police the jokers have placed dummies on secluded dark roads, and when the auiomobilists would hit the obstruction, a man hidden in the bushes would scream that a man had been killed. Several women have been made periously ill by the shock and the authorities have organized patrols in many places to capture the jokers.

You don't feel well, but ain't sick in bed, something the matter but what is it maybe it's .your stomach, bowels or liver take Ilollister's Itocky Mountain Tea a purifying", cleansing" tonicremedy, hustles you up, fills you with life and energy, makes you feel better. Try it without fail. 35c. Tea or Tablets. Coonley Drug Store. Adv.

sergeant Murphy Never Stopped Smoking His Pipe.

(After the first tiattle at Manila, and the skirmish and lighting from tho trenches that follows! it, CJen. MeArthnr deddttl to extend Ids lines into tho ciioni ' niiiitry a short distance It fell to the Twentieth Kanas, under Funston, to charge? the suburban village of i'ahxK-m. The following tell that story.)

by Gizs. ninnratiCK fuxston, Brigadier General, U. S. Army. cilaiti:u XIV. Although tho irsurgents could not yet eee us, they knew from the movements of the other wo regiments in the open ground that the advance had hegun. and how they did till those woods with bullets! Wo had all 1U

companies on the firing line, and the

whole regiment, as the bugles rang out the command to commence firing, becamo wreathed in smoke, while the

noise was eo great that it was out of

the question to make

1 ,.v S attr-j"!' was made at

a walk, the men tir

ing to tho front as

rapidly as they

could, regardless of

tho fact that at first

th?&''-J no target could be

were stopped by tree trunks, but thousands more, striking about the Filipino trenches or passing close over them, so demoralized tho defenders that their fire, while of great volumo, was very wild. T hfiil st.irtefl tr

Gen.Funton. ride my horse Mtt through the right, but finally concluded to dismount, as fences confined me largely to the road, down which was coming the heaviest fire. So I followed the attack on foot and immediately behind company C. In this eomrany was a unique character. Srgt-ant John C. Murphy, who died only a couple of years ;ts a retired oMWr of the regular army. Throughout th whole advance Murphy serenely smoked a large briarwood pipe, which he only removed from his mouth when it became necessary to address some pointed remarks to the men of hi. section. He saw one of his men crouch quietly down behind a low shelter, as if he contemplated remaining there as the

company passed on. Murphy walked back to the man. i- liber,itelv "removed

pipe, as ir ne were a!ra d of bit-

Better Quality of Meats at Reduced Prices.

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Kib ladling lU-ef Beef Pot K(t Mandlng Kib BXf (Kit I-YcmIi Boston Butts Ixian Fork Oiops

1 Yeth Pork Op Shoulders

I Vesh 1 Hp Hanibenrer Steak lUVeal Cliops and 1 n Cutlets 1VJVeal Boa-st. Ixln 1 Cp and Shoulder lcl Veal for 1 A

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Stcvring

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Pt Tenderloin INnrliouse steik C'lioiee sirloin stciik Tender Bound Steak Pure Bcndcrt,l Iird Fresh Pork SaustLge 1'i-ankforts. SmoktM and (iarlie S;uisnge Bologna and I.iir Sausage IVovsl and Minced Ham Best Brick and TJmhurger CT;eiso Cooked Cornell Beef

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12c mc 14c 15c

...16c ..16c ...17c ..12k .12c 12ic ...11c ...15c ..17c ...25c

Suits for Men and Women $15, $18 and $20. Easy Payment!. GATELY'S 112 efiern BWit

BFTTinirxT: ii iti: and fbksil

Gool Iinck and Moxloy's Sixvial. 2 llw. for

35c

Swift's Jersey and Bitehler QCr. Bros. Special, 2 lbs. for UO

Clioloe Hams i ii i tw

17c

Moxlcy's Btxey . . . Swift's tiiu-oln . . Picnic Hams Fine Bacon . . .

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321 South Llichlgan St.

Public Drug Store New Location 124 N. MICHIGAN St.

ir. Tiacker Bcialiet In Chronic Trfwm of Men and Women. Office hi Toepp Buildup, Oppott PoBtofnc.

so "winded" that not so good aa it

but our men were their shooting was

might have been. Major Metcalf saw one man bring

down a fleeing Filipino by hurling hioj

rifle at him with both hands, muzzle first. The bayonet passed entirely through the man's skull. The bottom ) of the trench was a shocking spec-, tacle, being simply covered with dead

and wounded men, the most of whom had been brought down in the brief fire fight at close range that had preceded the final rush. There was a moment's delay after the church was reached. The field and staff ofllcers remounted their horses, that had been brought up in the rear of tho line, and the irregular and waving line of 1,000 yelling men pushed through the burning town in pursuit. We were soon in the open country, but the fleet-footed Filipinos had several hundred yards the start of us, and we did not bring down many of them, the excitement of the chase and the exhaustion of the men not being conducive to good shooting. Occasionally a ktoup would turn and fire on us for a few seconds; but most of their efforts were bent on placing the Tulejan river between themselves and our line We chased them to the summit of the ridge overlooking that stream, about half a mile beyond Caloocan, and then halted, being far beyond where we had been directed to establish our new line. The dusk was now gathering, but across the river, near Malinta, we would see long lines of the enemy, some of whom opened on us with a rather sharp but quite ineffective fire, the distance being about 1,200 yards. We did not at first reply, but finally Captain Orwig of his own initiative betran volley firing with hi company. I rode over to his position and pitched into him rather savaerely, in tho hearing of his men, telling him that we could not hit anybody with our old Springflelds at that distance and that the fire of the enemy could do us no harm.

Han this sa whirled down.

COMPARE Mermen's T a 1cum Powder

had I delivered mypeif 0f . opinion when my horse suddenly and began to sink Dismounting immediately, it

had one the the

ire the stem in tw unhoneyod word, i

. and then, with irlv kicked him

up onto the firing line.

The five companies ,n the riu'ht ..f the regiment bad now brek, n into the open in full view of the Caloocan church and the trenches near it. These trenches and the tnp the wall near the church w r rc .iiive with

Ft raw hats bobbing i;p while from both came badlv nlmed lire.

It ns a pretty excitlm; nmnvnt.

i'ttt nan a minute one ct::iji.,n

ed come yigns of disorder, the men ginning to halt and lie down; Major Metcalf and the ot!;cers sergeants of the company strode ar.d down the line and ,i:icklv

them frolnsr a train. I ordered the "charge" blown, and n'l who could hear it .pnin forward. the men to the rU'ht t left takiv.r the cue and adancinc with them, tlie whole reeiment breaking into velN

itT'.d down, i severe hut

b-lt i n d up

was discoered that the animal been shot clear through the neck, of the suwons later removing bullet from under the skin on

rivrbt-hand side. I l view of my heated remarks only a moment before, this Incident caused a derisive chuckle throughout the whole company. The horse, a fine little bay of the better type of Filipino pony, sure-footed and indifferent to the noise of tiring, completely recovered in time, and I rode him through all of the campaign up the railroad. Considering the heavy fire, that we had been under, especially while tne r i lit flank of the regiment wat engasin' the trenches near the church, our losses had. been small, consisting of two enlisted men killed and Captain Christy and eicht enlisted men wounded. The next morning we counted 04 insurgent dead, mostly in the tranches near the church or their vicinity. Th ir wounded who had been left on the cround we gathered up and sent in to the hospital with our own. About 1 0 rifles and several thousand rounds of a ti. munition were captured and destroyed. Copyright by Charles Scribm r's Sons.

SAYS PAPERS WERE NOT MADE OUT CORRECTLY

as we closed. In no over the trencher, among the ib-!ders rear wrdl near the

:.car.donrtd at the same f them were shot down

lime we were the surv!wr bolting to the church bei:

time, as th

Some v ran.

GOOD NEWS FOR YOU! PAINDBAPPEARS! XUvo Yon Heard About "The Itoad to Quok lU llcr? iU-tter Cet Ac qimir:tod With Sjlay. Thtr'n nr Jot for yva in one bMtle '""'ax than In ti whcrle year of eiea sr.d pains nwny.

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C.vru Walter Wants Court to Compel Defendants to Straighten Matters. Allerin tliat a mortrnsre and pmmisory note was made out incorrectly, the difference amounting to $1,000, 'yru? Walter h.ts filed suit in the superior court asking that the. court comp.-i Kernel and Augusta Yerhoes-tr;o-te to retar-i tlio t; rvra 1 n unlor

fiat (tu'v riiav -,e made fut properly. Accordm tb..' complaint Walters; purchas.-d a farm from the defend-! ants for S . o. $r.00 to be paid in J cash and real estate, and the remain-) der heinir in a ruortsaue which was' assumed b the plaintiff. In addition! alter claims that he purchased!

i. '... in ;erso:-u property, making a J c'.'H1' to?.!. He asserts that he paid n and wave a mortcai?e and on year's rote for 4 ? instead of $4.-

:'r,t. due to a mistake on the mrt nf !

all pirties concerned The complaint) states that the defendants refuse, to i remedy the matter and the plaintiff!

usk ui.u in- pmiii e(mpM a-ciion.

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Cl'Rl STI'BIWIUV. ITCHY SKTV TIKUBIJ.S. "I ooubi scratch myself to pieces" is often' heard from sufferers of Kc7ema. Tetter, Itch and similar skin Kruptions. Don't Sratch Stop the Itchins: at once w ith I r. Tint son's F.c7ema ointment. Its first application starts healinir: the Red. Hooch, Scaly. Itchlr.K" Skin is s -othed by the Heal-inL-and oo!mg Medicine?. Mrs. C. A. TTmfeldt. Hock Islnnd. III., aftr usim? Dr. Hohson's Kczema Ointment, writes: "This is the first time in nine ears t hae been free from the dreadful ailment." Guaranteed. 50c. at yo'ir druggist. - Ailv.

SOME NEWS NOTES. Davies Iuimlry. Bith phones. Leslie, the optician. T.ul Mich. st. Dr. Stoeckley, dclltLst. ill J. M "

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COMPARE 5c Silk Hair Nets all shades, at

COMPARE 25c Unen Bmbdy. Handkerchiefs

12k

COMPARE Women's 50c Kimono Aprons

COMPARE 50e Silk Moire Hand Bags

COMPARE g9c Woraa' Long 8"dk Gloves

49c

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TWO DAYS' SPECIALS 50c Bathing Caps Heavily rubberized; all colors; ruffled edge; COMPARE OQ OUR PRICE . v JVC 25c Union Suits Women's sizes; lace trimmed knee; sleeveless; COM- 11 PART3 OUR PRICE 1HC $1.00 Corsets Brocaded or front lace; strong boned: COMPARE OUR7 PRICE ...0 C 50c Union Suits Women's sizes; lace trimmed knee; taped; COMPARE 07 OUR PRICE J J C 10c Gauze Vests Very sheer quality; all sizes; extra grade: COMPARE OU RPRICE DC 75c Lace Collar Sets White, Ecru, two-roned effects ; pointed effects: COM- 0QPARE OUR PRICE 0"C 35c Moire Ribbon In black and all popular colors: S In. wide; COMPARE A OUR PRICE ; 4L 25c Lisle Hose Yerv sheer quality: in black and tan: COMPARE OUR JQ PRICE IjL 35c Silk Boot Hose Come In black, white, tan, etc.; COMPARE OUR 17PRICE 1 C $1 Long Silk Gloves In black and white; elbow length; double tips; Q COMPARE OUR PRICEOC 50c Short Silk Gloves Black and white: two clasps; double tipped; COM- OQn PARE OUR PRICE j"C $1.50 Hair Switches Genuine human hair; 24 in. long: full and wavy; COMPARE price 98c 35c Brassieres Or tight fitting lxned corset covers ; trimmed: COM- 1 Q PARE OUR PRICE .... 17C 50c Gingham Petticoats Striped patterns: extra grade; cut full: COMPARE O 7 OUR PRIOE , ?C $1.50 Umbrellas Plain or mission handles; extra grade covering: COMPARE OUR PRICE 03 C

Keep Coming, People! Don't Fear That "The Other Party" got j

All the Bargains We Had Three Solid Carloads of Bargains Specially for This Sale, and New Shipments are Constantly Pouring in so that Friday and Saturday will be the Banner Days.

u turner Dresses

NEW $5.00 DRESSES

$3.89

$5.49

Flowered Crepes in Russian Tunics. F 1 ow e r e d

Voiles and Rice Cloths, Striped Ratines and Embroidered Voiles; lace and embroidery trimmed; tiered and ruffled skirts: some with girdles ; on sale Friday and Saturday. THESE $10 DRESSES

M a t e r 1 als are Silk Mcssaline. Flowered Silk

Foulards, Embroidered fY Voiles, French Linen; all f popular colors in the lot: two tiered and ruffled skirts also 1 combination. A group of dresses that will increase your faith in Indiana's greatest Underselling Store. $5 WHITE EMB'D'Y VOILE DRESSES Women's and Misses' Beautiful White Embroidered Voile Dresses, the new Russian Tunic effect, (g QQ special tp&msO

An Exceptional

Offer

$5.00

38 NEW COATS Serges, Pebble ft r nrp Moire and Diamond JJ Jl Waffle; every onea yUbw 1914 style and color. Here is the biggest saving opportunity offered you women in a gTeat many years.

THESE $15 SUITS

18 Suits In all, made of fine quality serge tnd novelty

cloth, beautiful tailored suits that would sell regularly up to $15.00. COMPARE! COMPARE! COIPARE! $4 WHITE SERGE DRESS SKIRTS In all Wool Serge, beautifully trimmed with pearl buttons; skirts that are worth double

the price; Friday and Saturday

CHILD'S $6.50 SPRING COATS Closing out all Children's Spring Coats, that sold up to $0.50. Friday and Saturday (jj ijTQ your choice at Kpi)s

$2.50

COMPARE NEW $1.50

WAISTS at 89c Greatest Waist Store in the state because we give the greatest values. WE WANT YOU TO COMPARE THESE NEW WAISTS AT OSc nine distinctive patterns in Colored Foulards. Barred and Embroidered Voiles, Colored and Balkan style Crepes, Flowered and Dotted Dimities, fine Iawns and fine Silks; every new trimming and novolfy: there is not another store in the state that can equal these special values offered you for

COMPARISON.

$3.00 SILK WAIST $1.85 Crepe De Chin? Silk Foulards and Soft Silks, come in the newest of styles with tango ties, drop sleeves, organdy trimmed. A wonderful value that we are able to offer as special for this COMPARISON SALE.

Child':

Dresses

in plainer fashions, will

sold at 79c.

these dresses with othoi stores for values; on saU Find ay and Saturday.

CHILD'S 35c KIMONO APRONS

Made of percale, all sizes.

1-50

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79c Bilk

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Made of the finest Gingliam, Flowerexl Crone. Linene and

Percales, etc., in all the newest styles some in tier

ed and ruffled models, other-

of Indiana and Michigan The Merchandising GIANT

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MERCHANDISE Wo cannot impress upon yrm with toi much earnestness the fact that upon our shelves will bo found the brands of goods that you have known since childhood; merchandise that has become the standard by which all other is measured, merchandise N ATI ONAJ A A' advertised and GIT ARA NTT7E D sternally. Glance over this list; it contains a few of tho thousand standard articles that this great store daily sells at less than any other storn; this list will prove a revelation to vou IT WILL SHOW YOU WIDTTRE AND HOW TO SAVE MONEY. Cut it out and save it for future reference. PLEASE NOTE the quoted prices are thoso at widen the merchandise is sold evory day in the year: even lower prices are quoted on many items for Friday and Satuniav. $1 Olus Union Suits 89c 50c President Suspenders.. 39c 25c Paris Garters 19: $$1 Porosknit Unions 9c $1 Lenox Shirts 69c 50c Rockford Underv.ear . . . .3Dc

15c Wearagair. Hose.,.. 50c Little One Rcmpers. 50c Little One Waists.. $1.50 Cedar Oil Mops. .

Bissel's $2.50 Crpt. Swprs $1.03 $1.50 Eppo Petticoats 85c Mennen's 15c Talc Powder... iz $1 America Alarm Clocks.. 59c Reuben's 5Cc Infants' Vests 39c Kleinert's 50c Baby Pants... 39c 20c Drurrmer Boy Hose ..12'c America Print Calico bz Bates' Dress Ginghams. . .11 "c Red Sea! Dress Gmgh3rrs. . . 11c Serpentine Crepes 12' rc Bell-in-Hand Toweling ... .8 1-3c Mohawk Pillow Cases 19c Koh-I-Noor HooUs and Eyes . 7c

1 . . 39c . .29c . .S9c

Let the Prices Talk 75c Girdles 49c $1.50 Dresses 9Sc

Women's lUuiutiful Silk ;irtllei in many new colors, effectively flared style. Special value. Leather Belts 29c Women's Fashionable Crushed Patent leather Helm with big butterfly bow. Compare .V)c value at 29c. 25c Sun Bonnets 19c Women's Run Bonnets, madfi of amoske, chambray and pins;ham. dark colors. $1 White Petticoats 69c Women's Whtt Muslin Petticoats. beautiful wide embroidery tlounce. Compare.

Women' Street ami Houst Drones, made of tin est frinham. chumbrays, lawns and percale, loauttiful new styles. Omiivirt. tHUiiMre. $1 Waitts 69c Tlii- i- a sample line womenV Summer Waists in voiles, flowered and fancy crepes. Compare. $1.50 P. K. Shirts 98c Women's and Misses' White P. K. Dress Skirts in the newest summer styles. Compare. $1.50 Kimonos $1.98 Women's beautiful Flowered Silk Kimona. empire effect, silk ribbon trimmed. Compare.

Compare Basement Specials

25c Mohawk Pillow cases at... 19c $1.50 Bed Spreads, 72x84 sire... 93c 39c Table Damask, 58 in. wide. 19c 8c Standard Print Calicoes, full pieces and perfect goods: Compare, yard 3'2c $$1.50 Hemstitched Table Covers; Compare 98c $1.00 Pattern Red Table Covers; Compare at 79c 10c Huck Towels: Compare at.. 7c 25c Standard Oil Cloth, light or dark 15c 12'2C Standard Percales; Compare 9c

49c Bed Sheets, size 72x90: Comp.ire 39c Amoskeag Apron Gingham; Compare, a yard 7c I2I2C York, Everette, Harrow Gingham; Compare at 9c 12'2c Comfort Cretonnes; 35 in. wide 9c 10c 3ell-in-Hand Toweling: at 6' 'zz 10c Hope Muslin: 12 yards for $1 25c Turkish Towels, Compare.. 17c 8cUnbleached Muslin, 17 yards.. 25c Standard 8-4 Sheeting; Compare 21c

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COMPARE $2.00 W1LHELMINA CORSETS.

98c

We bov.pht 2.-3S4 of these hih-p-ade Corsto at so special a price that tve are able to pive you this genuine $2K) value Saturday at 98c; the newest models turned out of one of the

us bluest factories In the country have lent; hips, low bust;

embroider? trimmed; supporters attached.

75c Summer Corsets $1.00 Front Lace Corsets $1.00 Kabo Corsets, odd sizes.

...47c 69c 49c

Featuring for Comparison Week

-ale of Undermusliii

Jut r'-c-iv'd a shipm-;:? . ':!-;. fr snowv Muslin I 'niiranaj-nt - t ' 1 r r t --iai'v for this srib- at a a- PlioVi' oi'll SrPKHIOIUTV A.-' YAM!C ;iVi:;.-: --rrj-i.t that an- -!ab'rat.-:y t: iir.:i.e i in - ::.';.or.s an embroideries. COM PARK Ofit I'UK'KS. Women's 25c Corset Covers 16c Women's $1 Crepe Gowns 67c $1.50 Princess Slips at 9Sc $1.50 Combination at 98c $1.00 Combination at 69c $1.50 Petticoats at 98c Women's 50c Drawers 39c Women's 75c Crepe Gowns 49c Women's $1.50 Gowns at 87c Child's 25c Drawers 11c Child's 50c Gowns 39c

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