South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 258, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 September 1914 — Page 2

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-T1MES COMPLETE PROGRAM FEDERAL LIS 11 FOR CHARITY MEETING' CONTROL ELECTIONS T GO! SAGE TEA 111 LIFELESS GRAY HI SPEAKERS ARE LISTED

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Northern Indiana to Play Prominent Part in Conference at Madison Oct. 17-20.

Any Attempts at Crooked Registration or Illegal Voting Extra Dangerous.

INDIANA PoiJS. S.jpt. v TNh j.rosrram for th tunty-thirl annual ms;on f Dm- Iniiiana t;t cdnlVrencn f'f fhrjriti'-s arii rr t i i-.s was is.jfi tn.i.iy hy the hoard of tatt? charities. Th- .; tin i ' lild at .Matli-on. Irul., ' m t. 17-JU. Ani"iu the .-I"'a k-is tiii th- program will he Ilrnet . p.i knell, rational flire' tor of tlie Hed ro: s. of Washington. D. ('.: Cox. .inmol M. lial.-ton. AWarnlt-r Jt hnyon. i 1 r tor of the extension lf-artni-nt f tlie training Hhl for fec!.--nii!iil (l ( hihirt-n. Vin'lurul. N. J.. Kcp. Ilt-nry A. Hamhart of Kch-f.-ter. Jrnl.. ami rprf ntatl 's of - ral Indiana :;nivrrMti ami ollc-;'. At th sam" time the antiouncenient of the jirosram the lit of committee for th t-ttnfei ence was made jmMic through the executive committee of the conference, of which T. 1. I-'itz-ibt'on of '"tdumhu.s is chairman. The Commercial cluh at Mali.-n is leading the other organizations at Madison which will have charge of the arrariKinents for and entertainment of the conference. Khnrr Z. y ott is ireMdent of the ijommercial chili. Will i:hihit Work. An exhihtt of the wt.ik f charitnhle and corr -t tinal instltuons and t.cial agencies v.ill ! displayed in Klks' hnll at Ma.lison. The Jefler.sou hotel there will he headlia iters. Those who desire to participate in the xhiMt fi" eomrnunitat i:iK with Frank I. Lotimis of the Halt! win Mock. India napoliy. Koiind tahle li?rusions of social, charitu'ole arul institutional problem will he held. W. Hall, .secretary of the new hoard of trustees if the new Indiana state farm at I'ulnamville will address the eonferene: Sunday afternoon. Oct. IV Cov. Halsttui's alilres?? will he Kiven the sanp lay. The cnference noes to southern Indiana for the tirst time in several year?. last of f'oinmltteciiH'ii. In the Hst of memhers of th? 'arioiis hit? etimmittees are many reprsMitinR' northern Indiana counties, as follows: Committee tin courts ami prisons. I M ward J. Totfurty. Michigan ity: H. I-'rank Leatler. Ct.shen. Committeeon medical charities. Dr. 1 V. Tertjinuer. Doj;ansport: John It. Stoll, Eolith Hend: Dr. J. W. Million. Mlch-ii-au City: Dr. Paul I". 15wers. Michigan ity. Committee on rural life, Henry A. Rarnh;irt. Kochester. Committee on d-v elopment tf local charities. M Tf. Certnule Fulton. Portland: Miss Itlioda M. Welditm. Cary; Mrs. i:ih t t .-Mirk. IVru; the I lev. o. L. Kipliner. Michigan City. Committee on child welfare. Jude V. C. McMahon. Crown Point: Mrs. K. Huttorvorth. Mishawaka: Mrs. Julia K. Work. Plymouth; D. K. Kelley. MontpHir: Jutlce James S. Drake. Klkhatt. Many stat officials, are memhers of the commitees.

INl)IANAPOIJS. Sept. A dl.!ir:f t note of warning has heen sounded here by hadcrs in all parties anent attempts that might be made to pad registration Ii.ts. either here or elsewhere In the fctJite. Several counties In the state held registrations last Friday at the heh'-st of leaders of various parties. The note of warning that was sounded here called to mind the fact that the registration this ar is directly within the purview of fetleral law. and federal laws are not respectoyji of persons. Tlie i'nited States election laws over registrations, primary elections and other elections in which federal offices are Involved. This year the voters in Indiana will vote for a I'nited States senator and for various members of conres. Thus the registration uk the following election is directly under the guns of the federal courts. It was declared here that federal crand Juries would have thf right to Investigate ny crooked work ly any party or any clique of politicians', who miht operate in the registrations for the purpose of padding- lists or otherwise aiding their own or their party's interest. To all such the leaders of the parties here sent the warning that any irregularities would not be tolerated and that the violators of law not only would be amenable to local laws, hut to fetleral statutes as well. It Is believed that because of this warning the registration Fr!ca and that of October and the November elections will be unusually free from the taint of corruption that has been charged so openly and freely against practically all parties In some parts of the state in recent years.

Return of Democratic State Chairman From Washington Brings Better Outlook.

INDIANAPOLIS. In' the p.,int of attendance Monday, Itmr day. was the biggest first day in the history of

e Indiana Mate fair. Deleeations

of several hundred people came from Lafayette and other places in Tippecanoe county, leO by the Otterbcin ban'!

IE BACK HURTS USE SALTS FOR KIDNEYS

Eat Less Meat if Kidneys Feel Like Lead or Bladder Bothers.

BELL PHONE EMPLOYES ENJOY OUTING MONDAY .Majiauor I'. T. Bonds Acts a. IIot for Telephone l!mplocs at Hudson Lake.

Perhaps some people kicked about their Hell telephone service yesterday. Probably it was- because the thoughts of the workers were not on their work but with their fellow employes who were enjoying the hospitality of Manager K. T. Ponds at the annual picnic at Hudson lake. Most of the workers, except the few th it hail to stay to take car? of t' e calls, piled into a special car at U o'clock and prepared 1 enjoy themselves. As soon a. the party arrived at the rounds the improvised cook stove was set up and Pete Welches acting as hef kept the crowd Mipplied with hoi weinies. While things were getting straightened around the baseball team walloped the New Carlisle team by

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tore of s to .". Sn eleven innings.

"Ktd"' Itolin hurled the phone men to ittory in this tray while Fdison did t he receiv ing. When everybody had eaten their fill of hot weinies tllr.ner was announced, ami everybody ate again. Sixteen of the girK who worked on th morning shift, came out an 1 joined the picnickers on the I o'clock car. Tne outside workers and the inside men hocked up in a battle for the supremacy of the departments and the outsiders romped home after a three innini: fray with the bnu end of a Z to l scre. Holin auain hurled a victorious game and he was opposed by Hartzer. who was hit rather freely. Neither pitcher was relieved however. At the dose of the ball game everybody returned to the picnic grounds nd held contests especially for the v. omen. In a singing contest for quartets picked by chance, prizes went to Mis Hare! Stephens. M K Louise Weiss. Miss Florence Luce, ami Miss Flolef.ce Dolph. Miss Nana Stephens drove a nai! into the ground in three stroke and carried off the prize, while Leo Fdison was the best pie eater, although pushed hard by Joe Hxrtzer. Louis Werlick showed best speed in putting on a tie. collar and coat and beat the primpers by a good margin. In a ball throwing contest esprcially for the wamen. Mis Mildred poehD man. h.id the best 'whip." Mrs. Joseph Haruer capture ! second place while third honors went to Miss Florence Luce. The Tenderfoot bar d, led by Joe llarter was th hit of the day. It serenaded everything ami everv body, whip Holin as an officer of the law did hi "Mcrndest"' to prej-ervo the peace. Th return trip was made at 4 : b to allow .ome of the girls to start on the night shift.

Most folks forget that the kidnevs. like tiie bowels, get sluggish and ( logged and need a Mushing occasionally, else we have backache and dull misery in the kidney region, severe, heatbuhes. rheumatic twinge;, torpid liver, acid stomach, sleeplessness and all sorts of bladder disorders. You simply must keep your kidneys active and clean, and the moment you feel an. ache or pain in the kidney region, get about four ounces of Jad Salts from any good drug store here, take a tablespoon! ul In a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts Is made from the acid of grapes and lemon Junce. combined with lithia. and is harmless to

flush clogged kidneys and stimulate.

them to normal activity. It also neutral i.s the acids in ilie urine so it no longer irritates, thu.'? ending bladder disorders. Jad Salt" is harmless; Inexpensive; makes a delightful effervescent lithlawater drink which everybody should take now and then to keep their kidnevs dean, thus avoiding serious complication.". A well known local druggist says he sells Jots of Jad Salts to folk" who believe in overcoming kidney trouble while it is onlv trouble. Atlvt.

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. $. With the return of Chairman Bernard Korbly from Washington plans for the speaking campaign in Indiana were taken up at the democratic headquarters. Arrangements will b mad at once to cover the entire state with speakers able to discuss the present issues. Some of the party leaders who are attending organization meetings declare that fewer sjeeches than ever will be needed this year. They say that a majority of the people are very well satislied with the Wilson administration and that they don't care much about speech making as their minds are made tip to vote the democratic ticket. The reports indicate that the war ha diverted the minds of many people from politics and that they are going to be hard to interest in meetings of any kind. War has taken the attention of many people from the policies of the national administration so that some of the wisest men in politics almost have reached the conclusion that a majority of the voters will support the democratic ticket because they will feel hat it will be unwise to change administration while a national crisis exist?. Under the circumstances they say that many people feel that there will be no fair test of the Wilson policies this year and the democrats ought to be continued in power until 1916 until there can be n test. Mrvy agree that Vice Pres. Marshall hit the marker this week when he said that there won't be rnjch politics in the coming election but that in 1918 it will be different. However, the democratic state committee is going to give the people a chance to hear the Wilson policies discussed by some of the ablest speakers in the party. The president himself will come to Indiana if he makes any speeches. William J. Bryan. Josephus Daniels, secretary of the navy; William B. Wilson, secretary of the labor department, and other noted speakers are coming to Indiana during the latter part of this month and in October so that there will be no dearth of speakers. The vice president proposes to deliver at least four speeches. Sen. Shlvely will speak in several dstricts. Sen. Kern will make a number of speeches. It does not seem likely that the democrats will suffer because of a lack of talent to tell the people the party's position on state and national issues. Chairman Ilendren of the speaker's bureau has been working out a tentative plan for meetings in every county. He has been calling on local speakers and many have volunteered their services. Meetings will be held in practically every county in the state next week and during the week following. The governor will deliver the keynote speech here Sept. 17 w hen he will discuss state issues. There is a great demand for speeches b,v the governor and he will appear in every district as he is anxious to talk to the people about the present democratic administration in view of the criticism that is being heaped on it by the republican organization. The democratic committee was prepared to get along without any outside speaker as arrangements were being made for the governor to speak in many counties. However, the offer of many prominent men to come to Indiana will enable the committee to go ahead and plan the speech making campaign on a broader line.

If Mixed With Sulphur it Darkens so Naturally Nobody Can Tell.

(Irandmother kept her hair beautifully darkened, glosy and abundan, with a brew of Sage Tea and Sulphur Whenever her hair fell out or took or. tht dull, faded or streaked appearance, this simple mixture was appliei. with wonderful effect. By asking at any drug store for "Wyeth's Sage ami Sulphur Compound." you will get a large bottle of this old-time recipe, ready to use, tor about 50 cents. This simple mixture can be depended upon o restore natural color and beauty to the har and Is splendid for dandruff, dry, itchy scalp and falling hair. A "well-known downtown druggist says everybody uses Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur, because it darkens so naturally and evenly that nobody can tell it has been applied it's so easy to use, too. You simply dampen a comb or soft brush and draw it through your hair, taking one strand at a time. By morning the gray hair disappears; after another application or two, it is restored to its natural color and looks glossy, soft and abundant. Advt.

NILES RESIDENT IS KILLED BY AUTO

lalward McDonald Is Thrown lYom Buggy and Death Is In-stanLatieous.

Special to The News-Times: NILES. Mich.. Sept. S. Edward McDonald, 6l years old. was Instantly killed in front of his home here Monday afternoon when the buggy in which he was rldlnff was struck by an automobile. The buggy was thrown against a telegraph pole, one of the wheels catching on the guy wire. Mr. McDonald was hurled from the buggy. When neighbors who witnessed "the accident rushed to him he wan dead. He was just starting for his farm a few miles from the city when the accident occurred. He has been a resident of this city for many year?, running the farm all of the time. He made daily visits to the place. Mr. McDonald Is survived by his "wife and four children. Thomas of Chicago, Maurice, Edward and Julia, all of Nlles.

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Itemlnders From thu Columns of The Dully Times.

This announcement concerns the comparison prices of our lirsf

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A sale of each season the Fall the Spring and lasting two weeks. iMerchandisc will be priced lower than at any other time of the year.

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Lewellyn Warner was nominated for congress by the democrats to succeed C. G. Conn. J. J. Neff of Urban. O., is visiting J. E. Neff. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Rhawn of Philadelphia are visiting M and Mrs. ClPiucnt Studehaker, Jr. Two deaths from smallpox at Walkerton. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Butler.

ALDEN D. HACK IS INJURED IN CHICAGO

(Tuesday) and Continues for 2 Weeks New Fall Suits at $15.00 and $18.00. Values we usually sell at S25 to $30. New Fall Coats from $5.00 to $25.00. New Fall Hats Fine Silk Velvets, trimmed, $5.00. , Fine Silk Velvets, untrimmed, $1.95. Beautiful Silks, 4Sc and 59c yard. Fine Dress Goods at 50c and 75c yard. Satin Table Damask at 82c yard. Duo Bleached Linen Towels at 25c.

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BARGAIN COAL. T have a car of genuine Black Hawk fourth vein coal that I will dispose of at a bargain, whole, half or part. Take a look at it. Hell phone 217::. M. D. Manson. Advt.

GRAND RAPIDS. David Walker, S2, is dead as a result of a gas explosion on his farm near here.

Was Waiting for Street Car When Auto Heirs' Down on Crowd.

Alden T). I lack, teller in the First'

National bank, was injured Sunday night in Chicago when he was hit by a fiut moving auto. He suffered a fractured leg and was taken to the Lake Shore hospital. Mrs. Myrt Nlblack of Chicago t.is also injured by the same car. The two were among a number of victims of what have been termed "automobile vampires" detlned as autoists who run over people and then speed on without picking them up or giving assistance. Mr. Hack va waiting for a street car when the auto suddenly plunged from the darkness and struck him. hurling him to the street.

TWO INJURED WHEN . MOTORCYCLES COLLIDE II. D. Van Rlatz, No. f Taylor Court, May Re Seriously Hurt.

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L. Ei. ORVIS Director Lad) Assistant. l'JO Wer?t Colfax At. Homo oi:t)7. llell 207.

H. D. Van Blatz. No. 4 Taylor ct., and D. R. Yoder of Goshen were injured last night when the two motorcycles on wh'di they were riding collided at Taylor and Division sts. Van Platz was taken home and appeared to be the most seriously injured. Dr. Vs. A. Martin, who was called in attendance, was unable to state last night the seriousness of his injuries. Yoder was said to have sustained minor bruises and obtained medical attention from a nearby drug store. Details of the accident were lacking according to the police who were called. Members of the Yon Blatz family likewise said they kn-nv little of the accident other than That the

two men collided head on. Poth ma-j

chines were said to be damaged considerably.

CXmXF.U MICHIGAN STKKI-7T AND JKFFK11SOX HOULFVAKD. Our Great Mill End Sale

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All Trimmed HatH les than Half Price at VAN GORDER'S 122 X. MICHIGAN' ST.

Is certainly an opportunity worth your while

Note the savings Compare

WILL RAISE FUND HERE

bariii nt of Ml K1imU Wanted for Xcsl in lYa:ici. WASHINGTON. .Sept. v. Madame Juh-s. J. Jus-ser.md. wife f the Krench i.ml .u.sadur, and doyenne f the diploMiuLr orp, h;is undertaken the direction of th Fit nt h relief fund in A rnerii-a. Madame J utrand h:is ter.t out a call for e-Aing materials and garments of all kinds. She .says that all donations, either of money or clothes iU forward to the destitute in l"rati e ;i rapidly pos-sihlr. M lS K 1 1 i N . M t s Anna ll.iui:. n ye.rs old. pepped in front of an auto driven by Dr. S. W. l' er.ey of Frei;;oi;t, and receiv t-d inj i r i -s which phjficinns -uv will rMilt in her death

FINE ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS in serges, suitings, etc. reg- F" 0 ular $1.00 values; -jR Mill End Sale, yd. . . 54 INCH WOOL DRESS GOODS in all kinds, styles and colors values "Sft to $1.50 yard; this I JQ sale, yard FANCY ROMAN STRIPED TAFFETA in all the newest colorings; the regular 50c kind; this P sale, price, iJ 0 1 j yard COLORED POPLINS in all colors; regular 1 25c kind; this sale, 3 !Kfi yard

SOIE SILKS in all colors; regular 25c kind, A fa Sale Price, 1 HQ yard COLORED PONGEES

in all colors; regular 25c . quality; this sale, yard

BLACK AND WHITE CHECKED SUITINGS sold regularly at 3 25c; our price, this 1 10 sale, yard W FANCY SILK AND COTTON ROMAN STRIPES in all colors beautiful materials regular $1.00 jfftvalues Mill End OrSfl Sale Price, yard ....

40 INCH SILK POPLINS

in all colors; the regular $1 value; This Sale, yard ....

36 INCH FANCY SILKS Fancy striped Taffetas, Striped Messalines, Checked Mcssalines; also pretty

printed warp and Brocaded Silks, real $2.00 values; this sale, yard . .

26 INCH PLAIN MESSALINES An extra fine quality in black and all colors; a beautiful fabric; regular $1.00 kind f PH: .m

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DR. TUCKER Specialist Ul Chronic Disose cf Men tuid Women. Omce iv Toepp Building, Opposite Postortiee.

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Mi7 otenrie meritorious and rtiuable invrntlOTi are rendered worta-le-w from th atand point ; of patent protection due to teck of aklUful Pnitlon. witch U Decenary in order to eMin oli lnu of brvad axd pro tective rlua Have Lad CO yean; experience In patent practice. lUg-hest When poibe I nlvnr adrls a personal interview, wide Is vwrh pore iatl?facoTy. owir? to the technical paJure of patent.. Pull information plren u?on request- No charge for alHaritz a branh efflre ner tlie Patent Offlrc at Webrngton. an4 an of Oca vfcre to a can handily come atw explain yoor iurentlon. I can puirantea prompt ni unexecUed MTvp-e. Asrin't oficea In all the leadtnf cotiatrlea of the "orld. GEORGE J. OLTSCH RUterd rtnt Attorney. Siite Tll-ll J. 31. S. Bid South Rend. Ind.

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THE NEWS-TIMES Invites you to A TRIP AROUND THE WORLD WITH "NOODLES FAGAN Newsboy Orator of New York. ORPHEUM THEATER, TUESDAY AT 4:15 P. M. Motion Pictures, Illustrated Slides, Musical Program. Lots of Fun. This Coupon Admits One Person Free of Charge. Cut out and present at the theater.

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POUNDS SUGAR FOR-

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10c package Corn Starch. . .7c 10c packages Macaroni or Spaghetti Sc 2 Cam Sweet Corn 15c 2-1 0c packages Corn Flake 13c 2-1 Oc Can3 Vegetable or Tcmato Soup 17c 2 lbs. Carolina Head Rice. 17c 5 boxes Searchlight Matches 19c 3 South Bend School Tablets 10c

2-5c Sacks Table Salt 7c 10c Can Dutch Cleaner. . . 8c 2 large Cans Tomatoes. . .17c 25c Bottle Catsup 17c 1 pound Tea Sifting 17c No. 1 Rio Coffee. 17c Fresh Peanut Butter, 2 lbs. for 25c 6 bars American Family Soap 2Uc

NICE LARGE POTATOES, Bushel 98c

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325-327 S. MICHIGAN STREET I "ome l'hone lc!icrie to !Uer Park on lliurvdav 20CS

Gas for Lighting tsiid Cooking GAS COMPANY

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