South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 251, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 September 1914 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1914. REFUGEES ARRIVE German Armored Automobile

WTHOUT MONEY

Passengers Cheer Lustily When the Statue of Liberty Looms Upon Morning Mist and Band Plays Patriotic Air.

i:VAV YORK. Pent. 1. Fourteen hundred and sixt-six American ref-tirr-from the war zone of Kurope. r.rrivivl here. Monday on the liner San Giovanni from Onna and the Anchor liner Columbia from CIlasKOw. Of those on the San Giovanni 100 wcro jil'Kolutrly vvithont fun 'If ovin;? to the fact that they could not pet checks cashed n broad. A federal representative rnt the Fhij at the pier with $3.1, OnO in cash t' settle nil hills. Notes, checks and even pcrfonal "I o U's", were accepted by th government. Twenty-six of the passengers had quarters in the first cabin, but they took turns at the table with the second class and steerage passengers. War conditions had leveled the social larrlers usually Imposed on shipboard and all mingled freely exchanging storks of adventure. When the voyage was ended f.flf) of the passengers insisted upon signing a voluntary testimonial as to their excellent caie and tre nent on the trip over. The passengers whr, crowded the decks olverod lustily when the statue of liberty loomed upon the morning mist and the band played "The Star Spangled F.anner" with might and main as the vessel was warped into her pier. Mrs. Morris Oukor. wife of a New York lawyer, was in hysteria when the ship docked and had to be led from the vessel. J-'he and her husband -were spending their honeymoon :it Jako Luban in Switzerland, when war broke out. They started for I'aris. but were heid up.- .rr. Cukor had a camera whkn was seized to strengthen the espionage charge. "When the films inside thu; camera were developed the military authorities became convinced that the traveler was no more than an ordinary tourist and he was released. Passengers on the Columbia reported that she had passed the British cruiser Essex off the New England ciast during th night.

CONTROLS THE PACIFIC

Uritbli S3iijw Sot Sail IYom San Francisco Port.

SAN rnANCISCO. Calif.. Sept. 1. That the P.ritish licet is in control of the Pacific ocean and that little fear is felt for German war vessels, was indicated here Monday when announcement was made that a numV r of English and French mrchant-7!-n would sail for England, and with cargoes of barley and other grains. The British "rechter Carpathian cleared Monday and the French bark Edmond Rostand will sail Tuesday. The Ininelutha and I,ord Templeton Iiave also left and the Harrison Elner Candidate will clear Wednesday. The Candidate will bo thu first British vessel to sail for the Fnited Kingcom with ' general cargo since war v;as declared.

MAY PRINT STATEMENTS

Senator OIlcr Wants Both Sides Presented to Public.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.

Sen.

Oliver of Pennsylvania, who has just returned to Washington from Europe, :isked consent of the senate Monday to have printed as a public document the English "whi'e paper" on the war with Germany and also the official statement of the Gt rman government in regard to the Europ m war. The matter was refeiied ta the foreign relations committee.

IRS, VJILLffiS'

LONG SI

GKSS

i l

Yields To LydJa E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Elkhart, Ind.:-" I suffered for fourteen years from organic inflammation.

female weakness.

pain and irregularities. The pain3 in my Bide3 were increased by walking or standing on my feet and I had such awful bearing down feelings, was depressed in spirits and became thin and pale with dull, heavy eves. I had six doc

tors from whom I received only temporary relief. I decided to give Lydia E. rinkham's Vegetable Compound a fair trial and also the Sanative Wash. I havo row used the remedies for four months rnd cannot express m; thanks for what they have done for me. If these lines will be of any benefit you have my permission to publish them." Mrs. Sadii: Williams, 455 James Street, Elkhart, Indiana. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, made frcm native roots and herbs, contains no narcotic or harmful drug?, and to-day holds the record of being tha most successful remedy for female ill. w e know of, and thousands of voluntary testimonials on file .in tho Pinkham laboratory nt Lynn, Mass., seem to ttovo this fact. If von liavo the slightest doubt Ihat Lydla, K. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound will hclpyouwrito to Lydia K.PinkhamMcdlelncCo. (confidential) Lynn,Mass.tforadvice. Your letter will ho opened, read and answered by a woman, sxvuXJuddJix j&trict cariliilcncc. m

[image]

CAN COMPANY SUIT IS NOV UNDER WAY (j'o eminent Heins Action to I)i.olvr the Allrsod Tin Can Trust.

nilCAfJO. Fort. 1. Taking nfllcial testimony in the srovernment's suit to dissolve the American Can company, tho allopej tin ran trust brp:in here Monday before Jesse C. A .'kins, special examiner appointed by the United States district at Btltimore. Asst. Atty. Gen. William T. Ch.intland uas in charge of the prosecution and the defense was represented by John P.arton Payne, Gerrse Ii. Willis of Raltimnre and L. A. Wells of New York, general counsel for the company. The suit was filed at the direction of Atty. Gen. MeReynolds last winter at Baltimore, the government allesiiitr that the company violated the Sherman anti-trust law by absorting competitors and can making machinery concerns, fixing pricey and driing independent manufacturers out of the field.

SELL HORSES TO BRITISH

gi:uma Aimomri) auto caukyixg tliid hue gvs. top PKri'ui: snows it with noons opi:x. ivowru pictuki: shows it with hoods ci;osi:if iu;DV to ;o uxdi-:k run:.

i L.

ADY OWLS TO BE INDEPENDENT BODY

Delegates IYom leading IHlgcs Ar Jloprc'Xntod at Mevting Held Hen'.

A. t csolution vhi( h will pmctically make the. Iidy ).;ls an independent body wa.s passed at the convention of the Iidy Owls in Owl hall yesterday. Ielegates rom leading lodges throughout the country wore in attendance. The terms of the resolution passed say that beyond using the same password and going under the name "Owls," the ladies will be isolated from the male branch of the order. They will have their own governing hody and will make their own rules, although in a small way under the authority of the supreme otlicers of the Owl order. A new ritual will be adopted by the new organization and a committee composed of Mrs. Anna Reinleiri, of Aurora. 111.: Mrs. Mary Hazeley. of liockford. UK, and Mrs. Ilhoda Allen of Peoria, J II., has been appointed to draft it. A resolution condemning all forms of gambling in an effort to raise funds for lode affairs was also parsed. Three supreme trustees to serve for one ear were elected. They are: Mrs. Pauline Fige of Auora. 111.. Mrs. Mary Warner, Niagara Falls. X. V., and lUrs. Mary A. Doyle of Cedar Rapids, la.

AMERICANS ON WAY HOME

Kight Hundred Ieavc Havre on I'rench I,incr Koi-liamheau.

DKS MOINES, Ta., Sept. 1. Announcement was m.'ide here Monday that the firm of Guyton & Harrington, which bought over 100,000 horses for the British government during the Boer war, had received an order for 10. 000 from London and had already begun to till it.

USE ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE The nnttsoptli-! powrler to lx shaken Into the slip's. If you want rest nnd eomfort rr tired, aching, swollen, sweating feet, use Allen's Foot-Ease. It relieves corns and bunions of all pain and prevents blisters, sore and callous spots. Just the thing for Dancing Parties, Patent Leather Shoes, and for Breaking in New Shoes. l is the greatest comfort discovery of the age. Try it today. Sold everywhere. j.V. Don't ue;t any ftuhtitute. For FRRE trial paeknge, address Allen S. Olmsted, Le Hoy. X. Y.

EXPLOSION IS NOT CAUSED BY BOMBS People Hear Keports Tint It's Only Dynamite Vscd In Building Sewer.

"Heavy firing was henrd in the south end of the city tonight. Can you tell us what it is? H;u a Zeppelin crossed the city and dropped some bombs?" This call came into The NewsTimes office in a breathless voice last night shortly after In o'clock. A hurry up call was sort to the war correspondent to pack up and start for the front. When he got there he found a doen workmen with picks and shovels and others with dynamite sticks nnd tiring batteries. Work on the construction of the Bowman creek sewer through Stud baker park had begun and the men were blasting a way for the laborers. A hard pan had been struck and the contractors saw no other recourse, than dvnamlte.

PATHS, Sept. 1. Eight hundred Americans sailed for the United States from Havre Sunday on the French liner Uoehambcau. Most of these refugees came from Switzerland. Many of them had to occupy the steerage of the Uoehambcau, but no complaints were heard. Though they had come over in cabins de luxe they were glad to go back "in any old way', is K. P. Beach expressed It. Mr. Beach paid a tribute to fche representatives of the United States in Europe saying that Ambassador Herrick and the consul general at Zurich Wilber had done everything po,ssilde for their countrymen.

WILL PURCHASE NO FURS

"WINNIPEG. Man., Pept. 1. Instructions have been sent out to all posts of the Hudson Bay company to inform fur trappers not to bring iurs In this year, but to hold them and the company will look after their necessities. The company claims there will be no nrirket for dressed or raw furs this year.

L. H. ORVIS

Funeral Director

Ijwly Assistant. 120 West Colfax A v. Homo 521)7. Hell 297.

Raincoats and Rubbers at THE RUBBER STORE 200 S. Michigan St.

Public Drug Store New Location 124 N. MICHIGAN STf.

COATS' THREAD. All numbers, black and white, also all colors. 10o 1'er Dozen. 4c Per Spool. CTIAS. B. SAX & CO.

ttvo Whit Hooao of

Modern Home Furnisher son to rno so. Mich, st-

r4 r-r.x ar

f?V VkTAU MVS

Hurvich Gash Grocery The Placet o Save Money

321 Grath Iilichifraa ES.

LOCAL MOOSE WILL STICK TO ORGANIZATION Heeent Preak Is Piscuel Put Will Secure no South liend 31enleis.

Too;il Moose will

remain loyal to

th stiprcnic bdy of the order and not. join the insurrection started by th- Providence. K. 1., lodc last Wednesday. The T'rovidt nee organization became dissat itied wit)i th alnurntration .f the supreme officers and accusinc: them of dishonesty, severed themselves froiTi the main body at a meeting last Wednesdiiy. Out cf H.O" nu rubers of the Pro idncf lodo but :"0 -oted ;o -tay in the orier. Sevt-ral other smaller lodges around Provi-dt-nce, more r.-r less lefndent upon tlie lrcer bitly. are reported to have left the organisation. In dis'M;vir.c the situation last r.U-ht. Prank (P.Imer. dictator of the local, Moose, cjid: "No attention was p'-iid to the split at the meeting Monday nicrht. Several times in years past lodges have be, me dissatisMed with affairs and havo quit, perhaps draecinc a few

smaller lodges Aith tliem, but they:

always struek a rock. "This is liable to happen any time in an organization which boasts half a million members, and has over 0 0 0 Iodizes. "If the South Pend lodpo were to seven connections with the main body several other lodces would nndoubted!v join, but no such move has bom contemplat d."

O TPHE SAVING OF MONEY IS AS

IMPORTANT AS THE EARNING. OUR PRICES MEAN A SAVING TO YOU. SMITH & WHERRETT THE CASH STORE rawrrnu; imtgs, stovks. sis-ass soltii Michigan' bTmitrr

Til

MI.VXKAPOr.T.S, Minn.. Sept. 1. Raymond Speaker. 2:'., and Mrs. Robert Roberts. 46. are dead nnd three other persons suffered Monday from injuries when an automobile in which they wore ridlnp skidded nnd went ver ui embankment near here.

Get the Full Benefit

of a Meal. It must first of all be eaten with a relish an3 afterward readily digested. There is no other food which contains the valuable tonic qualities of a good beer, which quiets the nerves of the stomach and prepares it for the task of digesting a hearty meal. A plain meal eaten in pleasing surroundings end under conditions which make for a full enjoyment of it will do you worlds of good. P7 Co) fc Lmn (-2 2)D Is a properly brewed and carefully aged beer, containing the tonic qualities which make it a beer for the table. Order a trial case TODAY!

Schulze labels mean the best in bread

r.

L

Refuse any bread that does not bear one of the JZc&ufye, labels.

They are your guide and protection. An absolute assurance that you have the finest, cleanest loaf ever baked.

You will find them on the various kinds of c&ujc Bread. And there is a loaf of cudje. Bread to please your family's taste, o Look for the Brand,

9

n

yjs 11 H 1 ! i

The

Schcha Boy"

Butter-Nut Big-Dandy

Delivered Daily Fresh from the Ovens

Pan-Dandy Prince Henry Rye

Buy a loaf of Sc&uC, Bread today at your grocers 5c and 10c, according to size. Schulze Baking Co.

(Continued from Page 2.)

You Know Who Raab is

(If not, see Page 4.)

Tha Greatest Annual Exhibition in tha "World" Orrr One 2iIllUon In Atteadane I(wrt Year Canadian National lixhlhlbltion TOIIOVTO, OXT AUG. 29 TO SJHTT. 14, 1014 Coin prises 3Ci ecnes tiirtlfuHy situ atpl oa sLore of Lril Onruirtrv rtdrt oa Granl Trtrnfc ATain Lines. Oner $2500,000 ia bulklinp. Grand taaa (steel al ocnorcte) PpatH 2Zk&X A FPW nf tllP Attnrfinn?' Graa1 Display AgrrtctrttTrral PrMurts, tle. Shtep. Flog-s, MTnrroag, Fish; Mil Hot of Dollars tn Iinfkctures ; Dvg and Cat bhovs; Art GTery with painting frara Srotiaiui. Dejjlund and besrfc AmrlcQa Artists. IntcnialUimal Irnoe TiitUxx T)n: Hand Concerts dndly toy lO rreat toa ndt. Lm-adki45r Omrrtrxr' famous baud. (Ttrexlat Iiaoe, Atbletic Coofctoa, tc. Circu and JUppodronw (a Uoet fihaws to oiuv)

ilrpndft Py ro-SjoctacJ Dbylon Otw 1000 rerfotwn 31cWcmt FtrevrorkJ Toronto Itself J a beautifnl city and th GtUrmy to tha Famoi najrjrround of Annwlra, xix: the CO, OX) I!iTdi of GoxgTi Hay, CarrTOlii Mukoka Lnlrcg, Beanttful Lake of Bey. Karwartha Lake, Algouquln I 'art, Manj:awan and Prci5!i Kirpre, and Pwrles 'PI ma sr. ml L?ik-s, also via the St Lnwrenice to iloi treat, Quebec end Sm 0ut KeorOi.

Bpedal rate trrnrx South B end to Toronto re turn IH.C0. Gxd returatu? SO days. DrosSied and Quick wjrrlee. IVtt xrrogrumt, tickets. Jrtorrri&Zio n, call oa nbonowr Iell CGv Hww fIXG. C A- MrN'-ntt, Prv. Art. Drery funiitr and businefyj nun should tv tLla Eipo

[image]

Everybody is delighted with the bargains offered at OUR GRAND OPENING SALE. It will pay you to buy now.

THE PLUMBING VE PUT IN

yourrhouseiss good as tiny installed in this country, and the materials used, also. Of course basins, bath tubs,' sinks,, etc., are your own selection and you may have them as simple or as elaborate as you please. Wp. niamntee expert work, as 'e

o . 7

arc specialists in sanitary plumbing.

122 E. Jefferson Blvd.

Home 5994. Bcil 63G.

A IT

NTS

OF VALUE

Many eeie-nrtnw caerttortoca and -ral-uafcle lDrecllorui are readwed worthies froCT th itaadpoiEt of cm. test pro tecttoa due to lack of skillful prri?cutlvm. wbleh U mTwary In order to otrtaia clalxaa of rocd xpe and proteetlTB reJueu Hare had 20 yT-a.ru experience la pslect practice, illg-hest refpTesces. When rxwrtb I fU"irayii adrls a pernyo&l tetervlew, irtlcrh Is muJj nr RAthfac?t-cxry, ortn; to the tehn loU tsatnre of pkteuts Fhull laformatloTi glTen upon request. No charge Xar adrloe. IlaTiny a brarx'i ofie cear the Patent Office at Wuwjiarton, -.nd aa office where to a on h uidilv coaae ond explala your larenik. I can curaatee prompt and ureifcelled serrlciB. Act ciate offlcnt In all the loading countries of the world. GEORGE J. OLTSCH Brttered Itent Attorney. Suite 711-12 J. M. S. Bldr Sooth Urn A, lad.

EYES EXAMINED ind HrtdJkclie Re'.lerfrU without the red of Irt: hy

The Little Decision

nnr

Tliose who have

know that thjre is noth

ing like a rank account, to remove the cob webs 1mm the brain and the wrinkles from the brow. All that Maihis between you an J a bank account i the decision. The ir.iere-t we pay ou is not all this bank jjves you. American Trust Co.

0

ON SAVINGS.

LESUJONTKEE

kllm

South Ber.tl'8 Ladlcg OptometriAt ud Manufacturing Optl'-lan, 222 S. Michigan btreeC n'jme phne GT4. Bell phone ?n buoiaj8 frcm 3 to 10rS a. m. hj Apiatmeet.

EYES EXAMINED FREE

1ft ft

-leistlzornf'

urruture

Success dps to A. M. Jones Tlie Fui-nlturo Store Around on 3 Iain Street.

Dr. Helen Murray has removed her office to 503 West Jefferson. Advt.

ARRY L.YERRIGK

FUNERAL DIRECTOR I furnish tho ccmpHe equipment, from the first ?o the buz Lai. lioth PlKnoH. 219 So. St. Joo Ft.

DR. J. BURKE 8c CO.

OptomHHttn .rd Mnufr tarir-c Orl-iJ :rj . Mien n; an t. .,.ndi to 10 ht A;i'intnvrnt. mr dy. N" iiitrr t ClieJ tbi.

DR. TUCKER F;K;itAlt in Chronic rf and Wcnn. Crt;' !n To;?p

Fr Fale rjround agricultural limestone, in care lots. Write f.ir particulars JMd prices, delivered at your station. Will O'Kctfe. 1U -mouth, liid.

S