South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 177, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 19 June 1914 — Page 10

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WILL API'IlMt. Mayor Baylor, Comptroller McMichael. Ralph Jernepan. city attorney and Councilman Kuss will appear before the board of review at South Hend today in the. Interests of the citizens of Mishawaka, who arc interested In the declarations of the- hoard. I.;iao Kano Parks of th Prorrss club representing the citizens of Mishawaka lcsnlly, will accompany the delegation.

GAS COf Ml? HEARING

SET FOR MESMT Rumored That Hydraulic Co. Will Have Increase in Assessments Lowered Street Car Company Today.

ENDS LIFE THURSDAY

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Takes Poison at Home of Parents Leaves Wife and Six Sons Find no Reason for Suicide.

The? Northern Indiana Oas and Khctrio company of .South Rend, 3nd., has taken cognizance of the jetitlon filed l-y tho Mlihawaka Chaml'r of Prepress with the, .St. Joseph

county board of review to have a continuance of the hearing" which was fot for Friday afternoon. The Petition filed hy the Chamber of I'roKre.i staled that tho pas company's rate for a,wsnicnt in regard to theifranchise wa.i to low and that a hish-r-r rate- of a.se.ssTnnt ho made. The hearing was continued until next "Wednesday afternoon. It is rumored that the Mishawaka Hydraulic company of this city will attempt to have the Increase assessment made by tho board last Tuesday lower by the lx)ard Friday. The attempt to decrease the as.fssmVnt will be fought 'by tho Chamber of RrofcTfsa and tho Chamber of Progress may tako an appeal from the assessment already mailo and have It made higher The Chamber of Progress olalma to have evidence that the Hydraulic plant Is worth many times more than :t Is assessed. Tho matter of placing the street car company's franchises on the tax duplicate came up before tho board Friday morning. A lanre number of members of the Mishawaka Chamber of Progress will Ik in attendance at tho he-nrinc as many have manifested considerable interest in tho matter. As a result of the actions of the Mishawaka Chamber of Progress over $250,000 has already ben added to tho tax list. Isaac Kane Park of this city who has been taking the matters of the Mishawaka Chamber of Progress in hand returned to this city ' Thursday xifternoon of a tour of lnppretion of cities In northern Indiana which the Northern Indiana Gas and Hlectric company are operating plants. He states that ho secured considerable valuable evidence.

HUNGER EXCUSE OF BOYS NOW Hi JAIL

Lads Pooled Fortune Amounting to Fifteen Cents and Then Proceeded to See the World.

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I Mrs. Horace Hutchins of K. Grove 1. . . ......

St.. entertained tne .North Side winK

circle Thursday afternoon. Sewing was

the chief feature of the afternoon althoudi some time was spent in pleasures. A luncheon was served by the hostess.

George Predericks, who resided on v. farm lL' miles southeast of Mishawaka, becoming tired of life, on Thursday shortly after the dinner hour, took an ounce of carbolic acid and died short

ly afterward. No reason was given for

tho suicide, as Fredericks was a pros

perous, well-to-do farmer, and had no domestic trouble?. Farly Thursdav morning Fredericks, in company with bis 10-year-old son, left his home for Wakarusa. While in that city, Fredericks gave his spn some money with which to buy candy. While the hoy went after the candy, Mr. Fredericks entered the drug store and evidently bought the acid, as tho Fon saw his father leaving the

store with a bottle of tluld. Fredericks and his son then went to the home of hLs father, which is located near his home. After ent--:li:g his father's home, he took the poison .and was found dead shortly after by the maid.

Medical aid was summoned but all efforts to revive him proved futile. Fredericks was about 4 5 years old. He was born in this vicinity and spent his entire life south of here. Twentythree years ago he was united in marriage to Miss Nettie Anthony, who, with six sons survives him. lie also leaves his aged parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Fredericks, two brothers, John and Joseph Fredericks, of south of tho city, and one sister, who lives south of here. Coroner Swantz was summoned. Arrangements for the funeral have not been made.

.MISHAWAKA C.IRL WEDS. Miss I.lta Lukenbach of this city and Frank Peoples of Chicago were united In marriage Wednesday evening at 3: ?,0 o'clock at the home of the groom's parents in Chicago. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. J. I). Hull of Chicago, who was formerly pastor of the. First Christian church of this city.

The four souths arrested in Misha

waka Wednesday night for stealing goods from a Lake hore freight car.

are rusticating in the police cells. Their homes are in Buffalo and they left that city with the intention of going into

the harvest fields of Iakota. They

pooled their money and it totaled fifteen cents. During the trip they spent this munificent fortune on three loaves of bread. The trio, when they got to Mishawaka were in a famished condition. They were desperate, and according to themselves, they stole some knives and soap from one of the cars of the train in which they had ridden nearly live hundred miles. They told Tho News-Times reporter, who interviewed them in their cell Thursday nliht, that hunger prompted them to commit the act. On being put off the car they started in to peddle their illgotten gains. .Mishawaka has a live police force and the boys were pinched before they realized a dollar on the stolen goods. They appeared before Judge Feig in police court today. They were bound over to the grand jury following the hearing on charges

of grand larceny. They gave their ages as 17. their home as Buffalo, and their names as Steve Lock, Mike Miller, Cdward Weiss and Steve Cross.

HIHTIIDAY ANNIVERSARY PARTY

Miss Kdna Kronewitter. S. Wells

Ft., on Thursday evening pleasantlj' entertained a number of young ladj" and gentkmen friends. The party was in hfjior of her sister. Miss Marie Kronewitter's birthday. Musical selections were features. Refreshments were served.

Roy or girl getting most votes wins saddle pony. Putter-nut Poy at G. v P. Picnic, Hudson Lake, June 21th. Advt.

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FINE PROGRAM FOR WEEK END BY "BALL BAND" BAND

The program prepared by F. D. Thnyer. dlrertor of the Hall Rind for last Saturday evening's concert at tlie four corners will be t:iv-n this k. ' Owing to rain lat wrk It was lmnowlble to render the

The first number of the program is n new ttvo-tep Just off the press ond one of MrF.iH' lef. The seeoral if a medley of Tintle.jnl airs. Adda Polka will be one of the features and Is a ha-dlful pieop with n fine moderate niovetuent tr M;irt and a beautiful Andante duet introduction a mdenza and a triple tangling polka with two moTernent nnd a flnaJ. The fifth number will be one of the M: features. "The Hunting S.-ene." This jdefe 1 an old and ppular favorite nnd is a description of an old 1'g'Uh fox hunt, tartIng at daylight on a leantiful morning 'birds slntrlag, roosters crowing, horses jralleplng. logs barking on the track, tlie hootinsr of the fox. the capture, sintjinjr f the hunter and their return home This will be tin Interest In, pleasinir eoncert. and It Is expected that large numbers will atter.d. The frdlow-lnsr will be th. program: March. "Mac's Winner.' McFall; ..verture. -Iind ef Liberty," Harnhouc; Idyl, -The (Jlow Won:'," by rep:est, Lincke; cornet duet, "Adda Polka." Tosey ; description, Th Hunting S eiic." I'.ueahl ; overture. Th Rimtsm;ui." M.Tall: Mexican Sore'"de. "I.a roloma." Yradier: w.-ilt7, 'Tver Faithful." Cary; March, "Uonnie Mm," Chambers,

All is in readiness for the Sunday game of base ball when the Mishawa

ka team will meet the Ooshen baseball Pwelleth in the Secret Place" (McIermbP,

SIM'CIAIi PIKMJIIAM AT CIIUKCH. A special program for Sunday afternoon t the First I'resbj terbin 'liur-h lias been prepared and will be rendered at special

services at 4:r. The following1 will be-

the prograrn: eiuru, "He Sendeth the Springs." Wnrelng: solo. "Tlie Pav is Knded" F.artlett). Prof. M. II. Willing; chorus "He Still, P.e Still." Scott: chorus. "( for a Hoser Walk With Fo.d" (Foster) solo bv .Mrs. 11. H. .Ternejran : response. "At Thine Altar," Hansom; solo, "He That

aggregation on the north side diamond. Mishawaka has made a change in their line-up for Sunday's game. Last year's pitcher short stop and -a new outfielder will appear in the lineupp and the city team is confident of victory. The line-ups for the two teams will be ns follows: Mishawaka Raab, c.; Porter-Fisher, p.; Philion, lb; Weber, 2b; Squibbs, ?h: Jones, ss.; Trowbridge. If.; Murphy, cf. ; Kelly, rf. (loshen Kirk, s?.; Tandow, Ponko, c; Tromp. cf.; Sloyle. rf.: Teeters, 2b; Snyder. If.; Vance, ?,b; Whitehead, lb; Crowee, p.

VISITING AT rr.KHART. Mrs. Charles P.auert of voT West Third ret left Friday morrdnsr for a several ?Ty8f visit w!th Vr lister, Mrs. Harry Uuun, nt i:ik.iart, Ind.

MSITINf; IN CITY. irs. Henry Young rind two rMMrei of IHLlart. Ind.. re in this city for a several rtyw YVt with Mr. a:;l Mrs. Jo-t-ph Null ff M7 '.Y.ot Third street.

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The JIooso tialld Has prepared a splendid program for its Saturday

Might's concert on the north tude.

CAR HITS AITO.

A street cir ran into the automobile owned bv J. W. Kussell. the Ooal and

Ice man, at the south end of Main st.,

Klkhart, Thursday night, and broke the machine up to the tune of a couple of hundred dollars. Xo one w;ts hurt.

i:ti-:iitaixs roit gkoom-i-:li-:ct. Nicholas Eckstein on Thursday evening entertained the Bachelor club at a country dinner. The dinner was

n honor of Arthur chellinger. who

will be united in marriage in the near future to Miss pes Jardins of South

Mend. Covers were laid for eijrht.

SOCIAL POSTPONED. The lawn social which was to have

been given on the lawn of the

Iluennerkopf home, TIL X. Slain St.,

on Saturday evening, has been post

poned. The social was to have been

given under the auspices of the Ft.

Mary's jewing circle.

Prof. M. II. Griffith; offertory. Miss Ioo-

Ilttle: chorus. "O Ye That Loac the Lord" Coleridge-Taylor; chorus. "Hy tlie Waters of P.abylon," Coleridge-Taylor; postlude. Miss Doollttle.

IX HONOR OF RRiniVTO-RF.. Misa Frances Schmitt. 407 W. Sixth st., on Thursdav evening pleasantly entertained 20 young ladies at a mis'"elleanous shower. The affair wis in honor of Miss FJdith Stone, who will be united in marriage. to Edward Schroeder in the near future. Games were enjoyed. Several excellent musical selections were contributed by Miss Tlorlne Pultinck. Miss Stone was the recipient of a number of pretty presents. A fine two-course luncheon was served.

VISITING IX" CITY. J. J. Schroeder. representing Schroeder-H ome Jewelers of Moline, III., was In the city Friday, the guest of J. F. Fckert. who he has known fjr several years. Mr. tichroeder has been buying goods from the South Bend Watch Co This is the lirst time he has visited Mishawaka and says that he thinks it is the finest city of its size, artistically, that he has ever been in.

VAUDEVILLE "Cathleen Mills and Caiiihan Bros." in harmony sinking, dancine

and changing.

"Jack Polk

Eccentric Comedian. Songs and funny stories. "Just poking along." Picture Plays

'THE LAST OF THE RACE,' Powers Drama in two parts. 'UNIVERSAL IKE HAS HIS UPS AND DOWNS featuring Augustus Ca r n ey , the world's famous moving picture comedian. Adults 10c Children 5c

Creamery Butter, lb... 29c Fresh Eggs, dozen . . . ,20c 3 pkgs. Kennedy's Rolled Oats 25c 3 cans Standard Corn. .25c 3 cans Early June Peas 25c 3 tall cans Pink Salmon for . . .'. 25c Sugar Corn Flakes, per pkg 8c Gold Medal Flour, sack for 75c Velvet Ave. Flour, sack for 75c Bremen White Rose, sack 73c 2- l5c cans Van Camp's Baked Beans 25c 3 pkgs. Macaroni 25c Instant Postum, small size, 28c; large size. .48c 3 pkgs. Jello 25c 3- 10c cans Milk 25c 6-5c cans Milk 25c Fresh Vegetables and Fruit, Daily afternoon deliveries to River Park at 1 :30.

WOMAN'S CLUB TO GIVE RECEPTION

Th Mihauaka Woman's Clan will hold a reeeption in the club rooms at the Methodist Memorial church Friday afternoon. June 27. from Z to 5 o'clock. All memters of the Woman's Club, the Patron Teachers Club. ;us well as all visiting members of other Federated clubs, are requesteii to attend. Tho jtffair will be given complimentary to Mr?. Percy rennvbaeker of Austin, Texas, provident of the General Federation of Womans' Clubs.

Mrs. Pennybaeker If In Mifha'v;iK.i visiting and will attend the ptrb t Convention :t South Pnl next Mrs. K. r.b'-rhart this eity v. ;'l entertain r.ext week. cornpl:rnent.r; to Mrs. Pennyb-oker.

WILLIAM ANGERSTEIN Cntr-tor. ntl:rb glren oa all r.jntrt-t'.r.c nr.d bulMlrir work. Smd an4 Grarl a ilaHy. Consult rae before tiring rr-zr work or t. Hon Pbocr TCO.

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Cor. Spring and Lincoln Highway, W. Both Phones 108.

, "THE KING'S WILL" The Volcanic Eruption which is depicted in this Sensational Series is Thrilling Beyond Compare, Pictorially. "SHELLEY'S BIRTHDAY' "BILL TELL, PAWNBROKER," Two Biograph Comedies. Adults 10c Children 5c

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NevsTimes Contest Mishawaka Boys

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LAWN MOWERS $2.95 AND UP BALL BEARING $5.00 HUNSBERGER SALES Co. 424 5. MAUN ST.

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VOTE COUPON

6 A 5 Votes

Date, June 19, 1914. . This coupon is good for 5 votes when presented to the Mishawaka office of The News-Times, 121 S. Main st. Coupons are run in series, and when 7 coupons are presented in consecutive order bearing same serial letter a credit of 50 votes will be given. Coupons are void one wTeeh after being run. SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES Circulation Dept.

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THK SAIiK OF ALT j SALICS. 12 00 pairs Men's Ladies' and Children's Oxfords and pumps at sacrificed prices. Sale opens Thursday, June ISth. THE SAVINGS STORE, 517 X. Main St. Advt.

THE PARIS CLEANERS

111 K. First St. MSIIAWAKA Suits (leaned ind Iresscd Hotli Phones 180.

The Sr tary Laundry ail&lmwoLa' In'adln Wash Emporium. Ml NORTH 3L.VIN STHKITT Wagons call for and deliver all parcels. Service unsurpassed. Give us a trial parcel; you will never go elsewhere. TTome Phone 4n.V Ilell 4or,

WANTED Vaults ;.nl ccssools to rlfAn by new oIorle? procci. AJ1 work gnaranteed, lYloe? reawnahle. D. F. BARTON. Roth Pliones 351.

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prominent rj:siiiin-t dvinc;. Charh s Stiles, who is on f the l est known citizens of thi sn-ion and who lives one milo south of Mishawaka, Is ill and not expected to live. Mr utiles, has . -n associated with Mishawaka for many years, and has always taken a keen interest in its we fa re.

G001 Vrii:ILLE RILL. Thursday owning was th opening of tho w-n. end v.viu' ilo- hill at thCentury theat-r. (';uni n Mills and -illah.in brothers in harmony sini-'inir, daneir.c and ohanuin proved a li

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but no Longer So Everything Must Be Sold in One W eek

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T'olk, -e ritrie e.-ni i:.tn in funny Mtr.'s ar.d storey. J,.:st Taking Alonr." furnished tlo audience with rsiuoh amusement and kept it in an uproar of laughter. RI T! RNS I'ROM sTl lUilS. Miss !sal-l!' 1 "a 'I'-rliti has returned fr. m s t ii r r i Mi. li., w h- re the sjn nt t ! jast ' k.

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$3.50 Men's Soft and Stiff Hats at $4.50 Boys' Suits at $12.50 Women's Lingerie Dresses ffrb

$12.50 Women's Cloth Coat Suits IvS

$10.00 Women's Cloth Coats

MU.UU Women s Wash Uresses Afli-

$10.00 Women's Cloth Dresses a

$15.00 and $18.00 Women's Cloth Suits at. $20.00 Women's Lingerie Dresses at $15.00 and $17.50 Women's Cloth Coats at, $25.00 and $30.00 Men's Suits at .

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Store Fixtures to be Sold at Auction on Monday, June 29th. Safe, Tables, Racks, Desks, Forms, Show Cases, etc. Be Sure to Attend.

206 North Main Street, Mishawaka

This is Your Last Chance to Get CLOTHING at Give-Away Prices.

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