South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 202, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 July 1914 — Page 2

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

ULSTER PUSSES B!

HQS DISTURBANCES Elaborate Police Precautions Prevent Any Serious Outbreaks.

BELFAST, July 12. Monday pa?e,l off without a .-orious distur'.' nice in any part of Ulster. This wa prohaMy owins? to the elaborate police precautions tak'-n at all pltc s where trouble was to le cxjifctHi. The f -ature of the day was the march of 100.000 Orangremen amM the t'nund'-r of Ms drum?, beaten with leaded Mieks. to Lrumleg". where a. moiu-ter celcd.ration of the Kittle .f H'yne una held. Sir IMwar.l ("arson made a fU-ry. defiant speech. have, bf n siven authority to act," he said, "an 1 if necessary w:ll do'po with prim determination and without any regard to consequences for mv.lf. I tell Mr. A.juith a svfrnmrnt that within a wry short time unless they ar prepared t' leave U3 alone wh will recognize the provisional govfrnnxnt and not the other government." loiter Carson said: "I will Klve them an alternative pivo us a clear cut for Ulster t else com and fipht us no other alternative la possible. They mu-t make up their minds once and for all whether thry are point? to put us down or leavo us alone."

Sense and Sentiment

This world is full of "funny men And with this you will aree. But the "funniest" of all 1 ever met Is he who is always saying "SEE."' Souse and Sentiment "There is absolutely nothing wrong with business." Henry Ford told the president the other day at Washington. "The only trouble is that some people seem pessimistic. If every one would only CHEEK 11' and attend to his ? usiiH ss this calamity tn lk would stop immediately." There is certainly preat encouragement in this. Also, there is no pift of human nature more fortunate to the individual and to mankind than r cheerful disposition the happy faculty of lookinp on the bright side of thinps disdaininp to 1m inlluenced by circumstances, however untoward, holdinp out manfully, and lauphim,' In the face of fate. Cheer up. the only trouble you or I ever had never happened, anyhow. GnurniatuN and Swill Harrols HOW MANY gourmands have died of a ruined stomach by converting the stomach into a swill barrel? Ktvp Up With the Times The mind. Catherine, that is satisfied to live upon the lessons it learned in its youth soon prow.s old and musty.

Kealty Adortidn;r Till: AVHKACH realty advertising is dispressinsly UNHEAL. Most of the ads 1 have read in South Eond papers, and ('hicapo for that matter, are as dismal a.s the swamp frog's music out in Kdwardsburp, and as appealing aa the tintype of an evaporated apple. The real estate men. somehow, don't catch the spirit of the IlMMR A1THAL. They seem idea bound to acres. sub-divimons, rholco locations, car linos, pas. water, etc., describinp the property as thn preparing a document for probate. Then they wonder, most of them, why advertising in this dead, dull, heavy discourapinp sameness year after year, does not send thrm home-hunpry and land-eaper purchasers. It will require no Potter advertising to turn the trick than is now promotinp the sale of bacon, flour, cereals, hosiery and autos. Why don't some clever real estate chap catch, the cue? I.eMiiir CoiiM-iou-ne, AXO talking of advertising, if your ad isn't changed in sh ape. tvpe or tone once in. awhile, your audience will become unconscious of its presence. Two Kinds of rinMic "THi: finishing of a dress is the most important part." says a dress maker friend. Not much with those of us who pay the freight. Eh.

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WAS VICTIM OF EPILEPSY Coroner May Verdict in Norblad Ca Today.

That Nils Xordblad. Ifi.M S. Willlam s-t.. -was suffering from an epileptic tit when struck by a Lake Sho-e passenper train early Sunday morninp. wns the statement piven out hy Coroner T. J. S.v.m';'. who started an In estimation into the man's death Monday. According to members of the family lie was subject to epilepsy and the appearance of the body which was examined Monday by Coroner Swantz. would indicate that he mU-ht have met death wh;e M'.fiYring from an attack of the disease. Xordblad had been missing for over R week. Tite police had been asked to locate him. but he was net found until the bodv of the man struck Sunday was identified as heing hi?. The inquest is now under way. Coroner Swantz will have all witnesses of the case- examined by Tuesday and will reserve his v. r.!i. t.

HUNT RADIUM IN FLOOR

lcH tor Drops About 52,000 Worth In Hotel.

MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. July 14 A pi-re of flooring six inches square was nnu'vrd from ore of the rooms in thf Wet hotel today and forwarded to Philadelphia, where it will be assayed for radium. The West hotel is not a i.ewly .Mscovered radium min. Dr. Samufl S. Holton. a radium specialist, recently dropped about $2.0i'O worth on the floor and the only way of saving it was to take up the, floor and send it to the laboratory.

BOOST HICKEY FOR PLACE

Republicans Want f.aprfrn for Con;; regional Job.

LAPORTE. Tnd.. Julyq 14. The report is persistent here that when the republican con-ressional convention is held that Laporte county will urge the nomination of Andrew J. Hickey of this city. It is known that Mr. Ilickey has reeehed assurances of support in the convention from nearly every county in the district. Friends close to the possible candidate believe that lie will accept the nomination if it comes to him with any de:;re of unanimity.

Uneeda Biscuit Tempt the appetitc,please the taste and nourish the body. Crisp, clean and fresh 5 cents in the moistureproof package.

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FOR 100 HEW HOMERS

Important Meeting to Be Held Tnight Plan to Take Special Car to Picnic.

One hundred new members are expected to attend the second meetinp of the Younp Men's Chamber of Commerce, which was organized last Thursday nipht, to be held in the auditorium of the J. M. building this eveninp at S o'clock. The original members of the organization have been working hard during the p:tst few days securing new material with indications for a large attendance tonight when considerable important business will be taken up and ten directors elected. The otiices, factories and business concerns are being canvassed in an effort to bring together the young men of South Uend into a. body of consciencious workers for the welfare of the city. The movement is being welcomed among the young men. who feel that they have been neglected in the upbuilding of South Hend and who are confident that they can aid materially in its advancement. An effort is being made to organize a body of U." or .".0 members of the younger men's organization to participate in the picnic of the parent Chamber of Commerce, which will be conducted at Kenton Harbor and St. Joe Wedneday. It is planned to send the young men in a special car and they will form a separate delegation with a view of showing the two Wolverine cities the interest taken in civic and industrial affairs of South Bend by the young men.

Basses ElscisiS Round, thin, tender with a delightful flavor appropriate for luncheon, tea and dinner. 10 cents.

INDIANA AND

MICHIGAN BRIEFS

POXTIAC. A woman's body, later

identified as that of Mrs. Man Morrison, was found by the (Iran.'; Trunk tracks near here. It is believed that the woman fell from the train enroute here from the home of a daughter in Wisconsin.

STANTON. James McCulley and Frank Murray, two yegpmen awaiting trial in the Montcalm county jail, are at large after a clever escape from that institution. With Frank Dives, who was later captured, the two manufactured keys from an old tobacco box.

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zU to Prince of appetizers. Makes daily trips from Ginger-Snap Land to waiting mouths everywhere. Say Zw Zu to the grocer man, 5 cents.

r.ATTLi: CJLF.KK. The '.Michigan P.rass Foundry Co. will remove to this, city from Detroit.

MIDLAND. Mrs. Martin Waskewitz, 4o, was killed when lightning struck the barn on her farm 1 mica north of here. A daughter, Hilda,

who was standing beside her, was not '

hurt.

FLINT. I'enson, four-year-old son of Jesse liiley. a painter, is dead from r.urns received from a bonfire last Friday.

SOUTH HAVKN. Joe mith "of

Chicago was drowned here when hisj

canoe was capsized uy tne was 11 lrum a motor launch.

POIiT HURON. William Weliman. a livery and feed man. hung himself with a length f hay wire in the rear of his livery and 'feed store, lie was despondent over ill health.

DOWAGIAC DeForest Kinney's life was saved by his dog. DeForest had entered a field in which he keeps a bull and the animal had knocked

him down. Just as he was bein

trampled the dog bit the animal's legs and was in turn attacked by the bull. DeForest escaped with three broken ribs.

Hundreds of Pretty Dresses in Whte and Colors at $10 We hardly need to tell vou that thev are new, for every one who has visited this department in the past four weeks must realize that the dresses we have sold this season are exceptionally attractive much too attractive both in styles, materials and prices for us to keep them very loii. They come in Linens, Crepe and beautiful Voiles new Tunic effects misses' and women's models.

The dainty Summer Evening Dress in Wash Silk at $12.50. Silk Frocks that can go into the tub and come out with the original color dainty striped material with French net and lace trimmed Blouse Bolero effect fancy Silk Girdle of Ribbons. The long pleated Tunic that is so popular. White Crepe De Chene the afternoon dress that is not onlv dressy in style but cool for (? ) ff comfort tpHUU

Buy biscuit baked by n

NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Always look for that name

sn:i FOR BILL. rh;r' 1 Holm was made the defendant la a suit lid in the circuit court Monday by the Charles Kasselfeldt Co. for the collection of a bill amounting to $103.50. It is claimed that Holm also owes $20 interest on the bill and judgment for $ir0.0Q is asked.

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ELK HA I IT. Mrs. A. J. Parks thought to hide the family purse containing $10 in the folds of the bed before she went for a stroll with her husband Sunday night. When she returned Cue house had been ransacked and the purse was missing. Tramps are suspected.

GOSHKX. Lightirrnp played a queer freak here Monday morning when a bolt entered the interurban station, driving two freight cars into the rear wall with sufficient force to penetrate the brick. A hole eight feet square was made.

MICHIGAN CITY. A "booster's day" for Sunday. July G is being planned. Many visitors are expected to attend. Excursion rates on all steam and electric lines have been made. A number of free attractions are offered.

WARSAW. Trove Miller of Winona went swimming in Pike lake Sunday afternoon. After the dip he found that his pockets had been rifled of $10. The matter waa reported to the police.

CIA II Y. riecause he attempted to defend two flags those of Servia and the United States, Milan Cilnach must serve six months in jr il and pay a fine of $50 besides. His defense of the flags was done with a gun while intoxicated.

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WAISTS at

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We couldn't tell you about these Waists in a way to do them justice. You can't lind such qualities or styles or fabrics in any other store. You never bought such bargains. Made of materials worth to 65c yard.

TANGO ON THE BEACH may be fine sport but our

SUITS

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FORMED BY LOCAL

BITES MAN'S CHIN OFF Victim Appear in Doctor's oilier With It in Pocket. CHICAGO. J!y 14. Stephen Kryal with a part of his chin inLir.Lwent lnf; the surgeon's orr.ce at the South Chi. -ago police station Menda. "Where is it?" Tr. Hartigan a-ked. -Here. Do.-." said Kiy.-l. unwrapping th rest of his chin, which he had hen rnrryin:; in a Lit f n-ws-laper in hk p.'r'Kt. The sirg.i.n fewt-rj the rhj.i on again. "Me friend. Sfvr !:;.nnty. bit it f'T'." Kry.il exrdairn. d. "We had a Lttle a rvi; merit ." I!.c;rrv '.v;is arrested an.! fined J. 'Oa. Kr.il r.ud "The jr: idep.t trcurred" .:ir.r;iy niu'ht. "I co!?ldr;'t get ar.i;nd to a.ttend to !t till today." he adlel.

mvi:it pakk. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Hunsberpr of S. Tenth st. havo returned from a visit at Wakarusa, Ind. Miss Jeannette Stockman and Miss Anna Mathes have returned fmm a isit at Laporte and Michigan City. John (.Took has returned from Columbus, ()., where he spent his vacation.

Dr. and Mrs. O. J. Sehneidtr of I Ch-veland. .. who have bt-en pucsts i Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Horn's of Smith' st. for the past week, returned Sun-i day. ! Mr. and Mrs. F ra n t Whitcomb of' S. Xineteenth st. spent the week-end : at IUrrien Sprinps, Mich., pmsts oTj Mr. and Mrs. Ceorge Whitman. i K. W. Evans b ft Monday morninp!

on a husmess trip through southern p.irt f the state. William Ilaupsted, who has been spendinp tne past two weeks with

Mr. and Mrs. Adna Sherwood. T 0 1 X.J Seventh st., will leave Tuesday for a short visit in Chicago, 111., lu fore p- . ing to Iowa, where he expects to lo-!

i ate. Ralph McCoy of Cassopolis, Mich., visited friends here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Iiszlo have returned to Canton. (")., after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shank. Frank Cooper has returned from a ten days' visit with relatives at Loci; ford, in. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hyatt and son 1 1 .... i i ... ... , . .

naioiii returned Minuav irorn a.

week's outing at Indian lake. E. Maguson has returned from El

gin. 111., where lie spent his vacation.!

.Mr. ami Mrs. William T. Schock ! and granddaughter, Miss Pauline ; Evars of S. Sixth st. have returned: from several days visit with Mr. and' Mrs. William Maurow near North, Liberty. Ir.d. Mr. and Mrs. IHrry Pliss and' daughter. Miss Kathryn Lliss of.

; re'-ns: urp. Fa., arc visiting Mrs.; , Pliss- siter. Mrs. C. P. X, il of Mish-I ; awaka a v. A party of younp people enjoyed a j picnic at Eagle point Saturday. Ai i basket luncheon was served at noon j and in the eveninp a t'rankfurt roast ! was a feature. j Adolph Miseinp has returned from; ,a trip to riiicago and the great lakes.' . Arthur Iirsen. who has been j sper.dirv" his vaeation at Fish lake,; Marce'dns, Mich., has returned. ; Mrs. Milton Wrigley of Kerslake ; j eourt entertained -t ilinner ."v ester(day in honor of M . and Mrs. EdwanL lfe d. Covers were placed for six.

.Mrs. Edward I. Puck, S. Fourteenth st.. entc-rtain d wifa a diniu r of . ight covers Sunday. Charles Furrow of Chicago was an o;:t-..f-to w n g!; st ;

Firm Is Capitalized at $250,000 Product Will Be Manufactured in East.

The League Tire company has filed its articles of incorporation with the secretary of state at Indianapolis. The corporation names South P.end as its principal place of busimss and is capitalized at $250,000 divided into shares of ? 1 L' . o 0 each. It proposes to enpape in the manufacture and sales of automobile tires and tubes to be sold direct to members of the company. For the present its product will he manufactured to order in a widely known eastern tire factory, but eventually the factory expects to manufacture its tires in South Fend. The plan of business is co-operative affording a greatly reduced cost of product as the distribution direct to members removes the expense of advertising and middlemen. The company will bo managed by a board of directors consisting of the following South Fend men: Joe A. Werwinski. Dr. K. L. Sensenich, Joseph K. Xeff. W. A. Mclnerny and Itoss J. Miller.

MUXCIE. (Jolf by moonlight is the new fad her on the links. The pastime is proving fascinating as after the ball leaves the tee, it is impossible to sec it. after a short llipht, and the only way of finding the ball is by listening to its impact with the ground.

MOXHOEYILLE. Henry Mcintosh, restaurant proprietor, may lose the sight of one eye as the tesult of an explosion of a bottle of pop which he was packing in ice.

LAPORTE BUSY NEXT WEEK

Two State Conventions ami Chautauques Scheduled. LAPORTE, July 14. This city is preparing for the busiest week in its history. Pepinnlnp Monday, July LM), 'v. o state conventions will be entertained which will hrinp f0O strangers to the city. The fourth" class postmasters of the state and the Indiana Jewelers' association will be in session and for the entertainment of the visitors elaborate preparations have Wen made by the chamber of commerce. During the same wee!, the Lincoln Chautauqua association will provide a week of entertainments.

Try NEWS-TIMES WANT AD Mow Biscovery Ofeans OSof iIGS Without Rubbing 7ou Keep Nice and Cool Whila WASHEE WAFERS Works Like Magic. Not for years has such a wonderful

discovery been made as WASHEE 1 WAFERS. It Is the only clothes-clean- :

lng material known that contains no lye, no caustic soda, no potash, no acid, no alkali, all of which cat up

Are made to get wet. Colors are fast materials soft finish Mohair. Then they are made with the Bloomers and Blouses all in one piece, with a detachable skirt. Prices $1.50 to $6.00. Bathing Shoes, 25c and 50c. Caps, 50c to $1.00.

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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

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Th time -..-as spent socially and refreyhmt nts were servi d. Mrs. It. F.' Hcrs.h of S. Twelth .t. will enter

tain the cl'ib July 2" at her summer' cottage at Eagle print. Os-a-oJa. Ind.: The reg.ilar meeting of the Young Ladies Foreign Mi.-;onarv societv of' the Elver Park M. P.. church "will

be held T.-esday eer.inp at the borne

of M:s-s Agatha Kennedv on t.

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Prought forward. $'.n.l4S. Wlaiiyslawa Medlikowska to Stanley Markov, ski and wife, lot :1, Swygart's first a.ddition. $2.."UM'. Eudoiph Horst. et al.. to Charles A. Horst. tt al., lot :7, Chapin place. $1. St. Joseph Loan V Trust Co.. trustees, to trustee of Crao" M. E. chart h, j-an of lot 13. IJronson's sur-vi-y. $:.v) Stanislaw Zielinski and wife to Albin Zielinski. art lots i'". anal -('. Arnold v Wtl ster's sub.. $:oo. ei'l.imnn It. Kahn i.nd wife to Harry Hrazy. lots 1 1 I and HU. JL:isalIe park. n. Don't puMifh. Jl.-.T.o. Charles H. Flrieh to C.-orgc Mowart and wife, a tract of land in Madls-m township, $L Earbara Millar, et al., to Ccrge Mua.rt. a tract of lanl in Madison township. $1. Amount, of transfers for month, to dutc. ? 0 7. 10 2.

Stop That WtuLboard Slavery ForcTer, nd

U.e WASHEE WAFERSI" ; the fabric of your clothes together Iv. ith the dirt. WASHEE WAFERS nets ! on an entirely different principle a ' new scientific discovery. The whole ; boilerful of water just seethes frith millions of little steam globules constantly making tiny explosions. Thesa . loosen every atom of dirt from every I'.irt of vour clothes inside, outside.

in between. You couldn't do it as i

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See that every loaf of dlu$& Bread you buy bears the Schulze name on the label. Then you know you have the genuine cfafy Bread the particular brand which your folks like best. So buy by the label.

Quality Bread

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Pan-Dandy Prince Henry Rye

Delivered Daily Fresh from the Ovens Choose your favorite cfurf$& Brand. Buy a loaf today and look for the Schulze label. 5c and 10c, according to size. Buy Schulze Bread Today 5c and 10c Loaf Schulze Baking Co.

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, well with the hardest kind of rubbing, t

; No washboard, no washing" machine on t-rth could do it. I Sirr.ply put a WASHEE WAFER, ; T-ith tlie clothes in the boilerful of I wash water; sit down and keep cool : while it boils for CO minutes. Then the whole wash is done. Rinse the clothes and hanjj them up to dry. Ever ! l.rar of anything so wonderful? Your

buhcs will be snow-wnite. no mattor how . soiled they may have been. I't. rt break your back in the slavery of rubbing- clothes. That's all over

! forever. One YVASHEE WAFER proves

it absolutely. WASHEE WAFERS. 4 in a. package, enough for 4 big washings, are sold at o'.; terooexs'' 10c a tackage. or sent di-r-.-t Ly THE REYEM CO.. Wabash. Ird,

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not make our Chautauqua Week s

triis year also a Real Home Coming

event. Invite all your friends ttiruout the country early to plan to come and join k witli you in these Seven Big Days of inspir-

ation, fellowship, popular education and g

entertainment.

WA.SH EE South' Lend Stored.

WA TKItS are at all leading

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Chautauqua Week Here Julv 22 to 28.