South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 304, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 24 October 1914 — Page 8

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DEMOCRAT EXAMPLE Charles Bingham Calls Atten tion to the Fulfilled Pledges ! of the Democrats in Power. rer:i"crf1f- of r nn to", lhip h hi a:; i li t rt st in i; and ull attended in'-tt-in th s- h'.-d hoi;--- at oM .-o!a on I'rid.ty ci:;i!u. .Marion I. iiaake m'.ro laced J. S-div.art.. d"put pr i.-H c'utnih' . 1 1 1 i .);. , uh. pic-ahd hair man .it the met tin The chair iM.tn lirst mtrud ac d Jano-.s I.. Kenmay, ra ndi'i.i t- lor to vv n-"hip trustee, ho MM.ku bri f 1 . -Mr. Kenr.ed v was t'.dh.v. . d hy .John Ilru-.r o; .i.-rno. rati-- araii.iate lor towKhhip at-j - r. 'i he 1 a. 111 man m t niUoaia e ; H". I'.in.-nam. who e.ir.eiod tin principal ini'iii' oi the. evening. Mr. : a : . ; . a n 1 said: "'1 lie du."irats ulii" b'lolc the. 1 "t, rs "f the r.atio'i m tnis campaign, .i-k;r!c 1"' -1 p'ut ''ii the record of nil- ao ori pi. -:i::a r.ts of the past lb r- '" :no:.thv lie y haw i- .-n in onU o 1 ii t h 1 ' ; ! 1 s of - e, r n :;i en t, and ft t.ii: .' confident that irti:e d that I' , -ad Ifi' :- ai- ritltl- '1 to be 10IIt;;ni' d in oUice in ou. r th.it thty may on and carry ont taat plan of pro-,:ri'-jiu coii.-tJ-M-.-ti-. o l-ilat ion with .h'a. h they hae ain any made huuli .vlo .-.-: ul r u 1 e '"The '.Miion conlr-oatir1.'' the ad rr:ini.-tratioa v. he:: it a.-.-aaa d ontrol of Tlo- j-h;; of M.:t- on Al itch . lti;i, l- many a:i( !a, r: means .-imple. Tla- la 1. -tui upon the .siiouidof tile In. f e. . Mtive w IV 1'V n in-. n.s. l:-.ht. llu.i-'.-r, favored hy I'Mtane in that. !e- h;td a democratic c .;,.-re.-s to a. M-t him in carrying out hi j.oheu- and 1 1: 1 f i 1 1 1 r 1 k the proini.-es made to the voters in the campaign j ao 1. cars a:'o, 'rcMl'-:;t ii:-oa set a!. oat carr mi; oat io party's pled-;- . . And nii kn.a-wi. and I J;niuv that the ,; :i;nn atie pledges of two y-art; a o l',;je p. en (Mr;!. . out faithl'dlly and v II. "'i'he f 1 1 d d ::t '' of the dt iimM a t if ad

ministration as trie cnaetlialit of afl'd'adleV ... ;::ri!i law. The n-Mlt oi the efforts I : rimes .... of i'je-ident il. on and his cormrcs Mi 'olluin .

v a the I ' n I r ood-Si m mons hill, a law that faithinlK talfills democratic piomis's; that rev;.-ts the tariff i!uaiA;iMi; that cuts the duties on the ma -sai i d' Jile down to the minimum, or pats them on the tree list, and that provides .affieient revenue lor the nation hv a t.-.rilT on tin: lu.lines O f li! The hill includes an income tax provi.-aon that exempts .small incomes and 1 fovich s a graduated s. a!" of rates, making the rate of tax e reater as tin- amount of the income increases, c.ml thereby puts the buroeii of taxation upon t!ios.: hot aide to pay, and as.-ism in liftiim the heavy hut den off tin- workman and the labirt r. "I Ntiiocratic pledges were fulfilled further hv the enactment of a curren

cy hill, that suceesfully n inoves tho,irici 112 125 113 greater defects that heretofore exist-ij jSs Krell ....... 47 59 49

d iu ur uiiea. stem. Ki-ional r s.-rve banks prouile for an elastic curiem.-y svstem that take care of all cond 1 1 ions a nd make j.anicsand fiaaniial stringencies an impossibility and a tiling of the pa.-h Too much honor and credit carmot he pa a President Wilson and his ah!.- eorps of assistants for their diplomatic achievements in safely ::illdinC tiie dt .-dimes of this nation thi-oimh tin- torturous ncarney d the a'Uitc w.,1'" :rz;:''X: ! j.iir. d in that tm.nie strnjle that is latehin at tinii" foatalations. Wooda Wilson ha- coadacted the affairs: d' ill1.; nation m such, a way that he tedav aide ami willing to evert

: a cod idfi. es- and th.- influences of (), th)t j.roinoaa football club. Iast t hi !.a t ion 1 a he ha 1 f ot pea ce. j . , - . , ,. ,. ! .- ,1, a..M1 ! Sunday a lour ame was scheduled be1 o Hi V I : i '.!'.! t!.e 1 c o I 1 I ot tile i I e M 1 - , - ... rats in" tie- pa; t Is or mctdiis. tvveen the locals and the Chicago First .ra e they have hcen i!i c'.uitrol of the luiriments hut ovvin to several of the i. i,-.s of Kova rnment. entitles them to IllaVers lnis.sim; the train at the last i c-elct tion. that they may carry on,' 1,1 u 1 xxork. air. adv so k.!I sta rt - i ntomen t the panto had to be cancelled. , j 1,, them If their" candi. kites are l'r lh" '"'oin Sunday another bis de and comp, tent as I submit thev I Kame. in fact the bluest of tho seato i.ettot:,, M;, dairies of the re-i-""" s as 'heduled with a team from - live office., to w in!, thev ate ask- j Topeka. lml.. but Friday night a vire .! - election: ami if the democratic; rtceived statins fix of tho men o'.rtv in th.. t,a-i two vears has ful- 1 lm had received injuries in a pame

tilled its pb-di:. s and pcllotaied Us liaiies faithfully am! ell. ;us 1 fuither '-.tu.it tliev have than and in that .ase ladle- arid itntlemeu. 1 sa to! .. ;.. ...ooo. - , v 1. . MTiti. d ti i. ! t o:-iinmd in peve.- aral Us 1 atplidates a ' ' entitled to el I'ti-'li. in . b'-ir.., the meeting I'eputy ProsMISHAWAKA CLASSIFIED. W AMI'I) IK.i:i M K(K)M. ANTkl' Ho;!iii a!:d room hy ounc Taau 1 nip l"ed m a a offict1, west of .'a.u XJ'. Xeu -Tnnes. MishaV .. k 1. roi: ki: 1 iioo.Ms. 1' 'it 1 : 1 '.NT- Front o-.nu. s.':.im heat. 1 '.aw eniera. . iiid'aire M rs. JesepJ W.o Ill 1-2 N". Mam st. loll s.M.r llolsLJioLD ;ot)Ds. :'(I: S A Hard ical stove, ;.!most l..'A. 'ii' ..p. I 'all evenings lloJiap!.o:.e H5l-'.; 14: Fa.-f on d. roi; ur.NT norsr-s. Fi'lf 1 1 ! '.NT- a 'la a p. hone a. s .th side. lni'.:ire kalph S. Fe:i:. att; .- it-law. F'v W. Second St. !'!: ltikNT "t-.e r y.x. ct t.traliv lo-vat-d. 1" tf p!o ne and lath." 515 W :d st. roll M'l.K U'I, IWrVIr I ?: SAFF-T.-o r.-w thr.... r -wees two 1.' o, r ..-t c . t o .ft M::ia .--..ka. 1'n.e -fi a ' . ,i, i,r, do-io t, e . a- , r ! ' ' v- I , . ... -..- , vv . 1 4 , 4 .-1 I' ll. ii s-'v'c 1 21v N. Mali:,:..-' st. F. 11 211 IMaom s: 1 ,; j Fii: S. I.F M- h ra a a tur:.:ture at ."4 1 U. Fourth m.. or will! r :T !;:- f urn a-had. All modern e. rr. : : a . i "h i !:.!.;., ! a rr..ia . stov - idack. and s. t up. p.. II !-V. ;.:ne i:.v. phene i' SAi,.;--j a : m: i-s urlt f f Pl.ino ith. J.:.!'1 0. Adams, le-4 h.rd --I- ia o ..uiio 2wl.

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-ci:tfr .'fhwurtz. ur'in tl1.- voters to idand by and designate their approbation of the th-niocratic administration .is a party not of promises, bit of prfunn.'iiics, remarked: "Anil now a.s the political conflict is waiting over tho county unci .state, let us do our ilaln duty as citix.enj, fiKhtinir under the banner of equity and ji::tl rights which now floats so Iro'idly over the democratic rankrf of loth nation and .tatc." p-V-.lLrr'nVi: I i.... ... .. 1 w.- . .,..1 .. li;, in in: iieni in - i njui'Mj.i) uimil ;tt the Oliver orera hous-e, South IJend, and the .Marshall rally at the, same place on next Friday night, which closes tho county campaign. The Os- ; da district promises to send good ly representations to each of. these meetings. MISHAWAKA BOWLING HALL JIA.NI JJllGUi:. rariHs . 16J 147 154 463 . Mackelhliurj; ... 1LM Zd 14S 4U4 oi.n 133 1 s 121 392 i0-,v,dl S4 1 1 2 H5 ."31 Jdeek . . 102 l.'.O 17 4 492 Handicap 137 137 137 411 Totals TACS 1 isehmau . . . 7'JS S5G 2VJ2 . ir.r, 17 4 1 17 476 . 11J 117 12S 304 1 tarn shy McCollum 147 130 144 427 Fonda 133 120 133 3S0 Shafer . lis 173 171 402 Handicap .... 140 140 146 438 Totals . . SIS SOC 80'J 252 1 2 J 1 f.2 153 4 30 . 19 4 142 131 467 . 130 11S 132 380 . . 15: 174 107 500 VACSWilson ...... (oerim; Hannah .... Kuhv JUvnolds 150 lhO 1G3 499 1 landican Totals ... KNITS J'itrrovvs .., Moran Hunter Suhr Locko . . . . , 1 landicap Totals . . , S3 is: S3 249 . M3 855 S31 2531 . 151 155 15ft 4 02 . 123 113 US 351 . 121 90 llt 32' . 170 170 ISO 520 133 137 13S 40S 109 109 109 327 .. S7 ISO &14 2401 . 10 1 ,17S 18 n r o r? . 151 lot 112 367 127 9 9 112 o I osman . . . White Handicap . 171 121 10S 410 . 135 13G 133 404 . 20 1 204 204 C12 Totals . . . JACK'S Mel ntyre . . Wright . . . . Reinorhl . . 952 h52 S52 2056 20 4 10 5 13 0 4 15 . 107 13S 150 455 . . 100 13 4 9S 233 . . 102 i:'9 10s 349 linirich Lmhvit; 121 122 129 292 1 landicap ..114 144 144 432 Totals S54 7S2 773 2411 match ;ami:. ST A 1 1 S II.' WindhiK'lcr .. S3 101 132 316 Miss Fisehman . . So 104 95 279 MeI.ean 109 101 153 423 250 155 Totals STKIFFS C. Stcinle . . M rs. Steinle . . A. Friend Mrs. Friend . . 431 550 f.42 1523 130 107 T 0 0 7 214 517 70 207 1 4 S 125 100 373 133 117 132 3S2 Mrs. WindhiKler 79 Miss Moon 107 10" 214 Totals 500 5S3 603 17.2 topeka cancels game WITH PREMONAS SUNDAY Misfortune in securing teams for S indav -attics here is the experience utsi niiiiu.i w ou in oe uw.iuiu iu i.m tins wcck ami inai il was la-twaai j to 1 anct'l. In viem of the trouble this week in early time. the. club officials arran--l Friday evening over long distance with the Closhon Shamrocks, This is said to he a. powerful team and comes hero well rccominontUd with past achievements. The Goshen team is also said had the misfortune of a 1 a : i e e 1 1 e d s.'Uiie with a Toledo team. The following is the lineup for the Ptemonas for Sunday afternoon: Lit ah ckt t. re: Moimh. rt: Biish. rs; ' J. Kaab. c; li. Kaab. le; Werntz. If. Krie'-'er, 1-;: Culp and Hopan. qb; O. Pu ke!. N. nickel, Phillips and Duffy, hb. EDWIN A. JOHNSON DIES SUDDENLY AT AGE OF 80 Fdvvin A. Johnson, father of F.. X. Johnson, cashier of the First National ban!; of tins city, and well known here, died suddenly Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock. Heath was due to infirmities ami old ae. Mr. Johnson has been a resident of this city for the. past six vears coming here from HlKin. 111. He formerly lived in the east and was employed at the "Walthum Watch company for many years. He w as born' Atm-. 1, 1S3 4, at Bedford. Mass.. and was past SO years of ao. He w as married to Miss Mary K. Jones ; at 1 ennysville, Mass., about 45 years --o. Mrs. Jcdins.m dud about 11 i ll I s ;iti o. f 1 . . . - r surMvea o one s. . .virs ' oiHuntii, ot LiiTin. Aii., and one 1 Y - .12 ,-1 J-n ai w nose riuim- ac meu. r . M . t i k ne arrangements ior unj lunerai nave not yet neon completed hut -will . . ... he announced later, r ii h n :n i :ti: i ita i . The htst of the social events of fr. shmen class of the Mishavvaka hk'h w as i;iven I-'ritLiy evenins in the auditorium of the school, .v prosram l y nietrii ers of the class was a feature of the evening. The program was followed ty danclns. ATTENTION" 1. O. O. All hrothers reijuejsted to mrot at the p. ail Sunday at 2: HO p. nu, sharp, to attend funeral of brother Fncnk J. l-mth. HAY lYlUlS. X. G.

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123 S Mam Sfrf I 1 Bell 10; Home 118 MISHAWAKA CHURCHES I'irt IJaptUt, W. Jo-ejdi ami Main sts. K"Y. A II Whitney, p.istor. ParsuLJe, l"b W. .Ttvefh t. Surnlity school. i :4", Alek WPklzer, superintendent, llrotlierle...l Uilde iuis, ta usht by pastor. ( 'l.issT'jr .ill jiei at 11 p. in. kv.-iiiii' services, ":.'. lk V. V. I, at 0:15. MM week prayer servie-, Thnrsdav. 7:') p. m. -The lrh- .r JJlood" will th te;Ifor the iiiorhkii; services while for tle evening the iistor will iK;tk on "In and Out Prison." 1 he sutj""r Ior yjuu Iorb''s rneetlnc vviil be "Missiatutry U;ortunity In Arnrie:m Cities." The W't.rnitu's M Is -don.irv i-ietv of our ehureh will iiie-t with Mrs. L. Wickizer. VS P. broH.lway ul li o'clock liext Wednesday afternoon. Oa Tuesday everiin?. under the auspices of th- I'.aptwt Urotlierhood, Kev. Whitney will deliver jj ti uddress eu "Climbing' the Aiaerh-aa Alps." I'irt Christian ( liunli, wrner of spring nd Lincoln way w-t. Kev. Ik K. Van Vinkle, pastor. Marninir sendees at 10:30. ChrlstLin I'ndeavor vM-iety at 0:15. .Sunday will rV rally day for the youns pejple of the First Caristian church. The iiihjeet for tlie riiuniing services will be ".Strive to Pnter." This will be a special Nermou to the yuun jw-ople und nil aro invititl to attend. The subject for the niHetinc of the Christian Pndeavor smdety "The Christian and the i'.allot." The Kn.leaver sue let ure now in contest wit.h the Ik P. S. P. of the Indiana Ave. Christian church of South I'.eral. The evening services will be under the auspio-s of tin Christian Pndeavor. "Pat" Emmons of South Jiend will pivo a slereopticvii lecture ou "Temperauee." First Presbyterian, corner of Lincoln way and Union sts. Kev. A. C. Ormond, pastor. Residence 112 Union st. Morning service at 11 :0O o'clock and evening service at 7:.'W. Special music at lKth services. Bible school meets at U:CD a. m., II. J. Meketee, superintendent. (traded lessons below the adult classes. C. E. meets at C p. m. Midweek prayer service Thursday evening at 7:.':0. "Au Ounce of Prevention will be the t)pie of Kev. Ormnd for the morning services while for the evening he will use Caesar's Tax." The subject for the Christian Pndeavor will be ,kThe Christian's Palht :cud n iSaloonlesfl Nation." The stibje t fur the mid-week prayer services will he "Healing the Ten Lepers" from Luke 17:ll-lt. First Fnsllsh Lutheran, corner of Mala and Seventh sts. Iter. K. E. N. Pngers, pastor. Kesklene CdO S. Main tt. Sunday kchool. 0:30 Luther II. Lawrence, superintendent. Morning sermon, 10:45. Eveaing. 7:30. The subject for the meniing services will be on St. Matt. --:l-li. The sermon for the evening services will be on Pleil 12:1-1. A business meeting of the congregation will be held Immediately after the evening services. Free .Methodist, Kev. E. S. Jennings, pastor. Residence, corner of Lawrence and Chestnut sts. Sunday school at 0:30. Mairgie Williams, superintendent. Walter Johnson, assistant. Class meeting l'P.'X). Class leader, Charles Kigley, Prayer meeting Tuesday evening. The Young People's meeting this week will be held Sunday afternoon ut 3 o'clock in Kiver Park. Miss Led ah beLong, leader. For the evening a special missionary sermon will he given by the pastor and special music will be a. feature. Prayer mooting Tuesday evening ti t the home of Mrs. Sairih Allen of Patted st. Walter Johnson, htidor. I'rwyer meeting Thursday evening at the church. Charles Kigley, leader. Immanuel Kaptlst Tabernacle, corner of (rove and Ann sts. .Sunday M.-hool, 0:15. Charles Mocu, sujH.Tintendent. Preacliing at It a. ni. by Kev. P. P. Cochran. P. Y. 1. l, 5:45. Evening services 7:00. ft. I'anl's Kpiscopal, corner Cedar and Lincoln way east. Kev L. C. Rogers, rector. Holy Eucharist, 7:50. Sunday school, 10. Holy eucharFt and sermon, 11. Vesper and sermon at 7:30. First .'Methodist Fplsmpal Memorial, corner Church and Third sts. Kev. Loren M. Edwards, paster; residence "10 Lincoln way west. Morning worship, 11. Pdble class. 0:45. Epworth league, 5:15 p. nj. Evening service, 7:30. I'lmt Church of the r.TanKellca! Assocla tlon, Elizabeth and (Jrove sts. Kev. I. 1). Spangler. pastor; residence, C12 Elizabeth K. Sunday school, 0:15. Junior Y. P. A., ti p. in. Y. 1'. A., 0:3d p. m. Evening aei"vioe, 7:30. - St. AndretT German Evangelical. Mala and Third sts. Kv. M. (roffeuey, pastor. Preaching services at - :CH p. m. Kst Midiawaka Suntlay School at 0 :.T0 n. m. In the (Jem hart cottage. Everybody is cordially invited to come and make the school a success. Good music. Asembly of God, 10a Lincoln war west, second floor. Mikrnings. 10; evenings, 7. Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7:30. International Ilihle Students Association, Macabeo hall, tver First National bank. Main and Lincoln way west. Lecture Sunitay at 3 p. m. Kible study at 4. All welcome. Salvation Army, Ensign Hart. Meetings In new quarters. In old Methodist church basement at 5 and 7:3u. Sunday school. 2. Christian praise service, 3. Evening, 7. Shlloh Mission, 207 E. Joseph st. Sunday school, 2:3o. Preaching, 3:50 and 7:30. Pearl Shady, leader. St. llavoV Catholic, West and Seventh its. Kev. A. Schoekaert, rector. First mass. 7. High mas, s:30. KaptLsm, 1 p. m. Instructions, 2. Ueuedlction, 2. t. Joseph ( atlioltc, corner Mill and Tliird sts. Kev. Pe-an L. A. Moench, rector. Kev. Charles Schonl, assistant. Residence, S. Mill sr. Low mass. 7 :rx. Children's mass, 0:00. Iliirli nia, 10:30, with benediction. DIRS I'KIDAY 3IOHX1XC;. l"redrick Dennis Love Young, three months old son of Mr. and .Mrs. J. Young of Margaret and Jefferson sts., died Saturday morning at 4 o'clock. He was born in this city July L'5. 1014. lie is survived by his parents and one sister. The funeral arrangements have not yet been uade. MISILWVAKA I.OlXii:. r. al .. yi. NO. 130, All fasons arc requested to assembleat lodge rooms at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon to attend in a body tho funeral of Hrother Frank J. Pinch. M. A. Andrews, "Y. .AT. H. i:. Sudors, Sec'y. Adv. Poctor H. J. and Mrs. Graham have returned to the city from their honeymoon trip to Canada, and have taken up their residence with the bride's mother, Mrs, John Tromp, 4 2 3 W. Third st. TO Miliar ALJj ST AILS. At tho west end gridiron Sunday afternoon the DePeck Maroons of this city will meet the Elkhart All Stars in a football contest. A good game is assured as the two team? are evenly matched. omcLi: r.NTi:nTAii:i. The 'This Here Sewing Circle" pleasantly entertained Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. IL Homunder. 202 Merrifield a v., by Miss Pauline Gerber. Revving wa,s the only feature of the evening. Following a musical program a luncheon was served.

EDWARD B. STUTZMAN WEDS MISS MAY YOUNG

Edward It. Stutz:nan ar;d M:- Mac j Yonn were united in marriage ; riday e -ening at v o lock at the par- j sonage .f the MitliMilist Memorial, clinnh by the I'.v. 1 r. l.rtn M. 1M-: vwird. The bride was attended by her sister. Miss Mat:ie Ytiung. while James Mayor ;o led as the het man. Path the bride and groom are popular young people of this city and j Lave a large circle of friends. Th bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.! 'a-nrt'c Young. 1 1 l Pino st.. ami nasi formerly employed ;it the Premier Fed Co. The vrroom is employed as a machinist at Cutter's at South Hen.l. After the .T.'iiK'iiy, the newly married couple went direct to their own furnished home at 211 X. Hill st. Al.Ii KMCHTS PYTHIAS. An- requested to nieet at tht rluh rooms Sunday afternoon at -:15 o'clock to attend the funeral of brother Frank J. Finch. S. M. Albert, C. li. It. Hunter, K. of p. tv S. Adv. i turn i or so. v. A son arrived Saturday morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward lihodes, 121 H. Eighth st. oxn rm:i: ()ci:ht. There ill be no band concert by the Pall Uand band this evening, but according to F. D. Thayer, director of the band, there will be a big free concert some time this fall, if the weather permits. ELKS PREPARING FOR POOR CHILDREN'S 'TREE' Will Give Theatrical Preformance to Raise Fund for Gift Distribution Christmas. Arrangements arc being completed for tho annual benelit theatrical performance to bo given by the South Bend lodge Xo. .2 3 5, H. P. O. K., the proceeds of "which will be used for presents to bo distributed among the poor children of the city on Chrstmas day. Every year the Elks have a Christmas tree and entertainment for the children in the auditorium of tho temple and tho same custom will be observed on the coming holiday. The theatrical will be held in the auditorium of tho temple on Xov. 2 3, 2 4 and 2 5, and J. C. Allardt, head of the committee in charge of the entertainment has announced that un usually good talent will be engaged for the event, "This year the -ogram will consist of a large number of vaudeville acts of different kinds, to conclude with a big carnival of amateurs, chosen from the best talent in tho city," declares Mr. Allardt. "The show will bo the biggest thing of its kind ever pulled off in South Bend." Tickets are being placed on sale for the event and it is expected to dispose of a large number jus the money is to bo put to a charitable use, many children being made happy on Christmas day with the presents derived from tho proceeds of the theatricals. IS FINED FOR FIGHT WITH CAR CONDUCTOR It. T. Fleming; Pleads Guilty and Pays $11 Attorneys Hngage in Argument. It. T. Fleming, G30 Euclid av.t pleaded guilty to charges of assault and battery in city court Saturday morning and was lined $1 and costs. Ho was accused by C. IE Geesey. JOl'j Woodward av., a street car conductor. Attorneys on both sides of the case were bitter, ami the plea of Fleming, made through his attorney, was against the better judgment of the latter, according to his statement to the court. There was some argument after the case had ben completed. INDIANA'S ENTIRE PURE FOOD BOARD ARRIVES IN CITY (CONTINUED FROM I 'AGE ONID For example, mycotic stomatitis is frequently mistaken for foot and mouth disease. Put no farmer should undertake to settle this matter for himself. He should immedately report any suspicious case to the nearest state or federal authority and rely upon their diagnosis. To conceal a case of foot and mouth disease is really a serious crime against the entire community. Miouhl Tako Pitvauthms. "For his own precaution as well as for the general health of the community the owner of a healthy herd in an infected area should take the. greatest care to see that he himself does not introduce the disease to his animals ami that he does not permit any one else to do so. In previous outbreaks curiosity led a number of farmers to inspect the, infected animals, returning afterwards to their farms to spread the disease among their own herds. In regions where the disease exists, outsiders should not he allowed under any circumstances to visit the stables or barnyards. Dogs, cats, rats, pigeons and poultry have also been known to carry the disease and in consequence they should be kept apart from the stock. Federal inspectors, whose duty compels them to go from farni'to farm, are equipped with disinfectants which make it impossible for them to spread the disease; but others who have not this advantage may do a vast amount of harm through sheer carelessness." FORT WAYNE, Ind.. Oct. 22. In a conference here 1-Tiday night Gov. Ralston stated he hid aked for a meeting Saturday morning with leading live stock men of the state to consider the epidemic in St. Joseph and Iaporte counties. He believes the outcome of the meeting will l a reccornmendation by the governor to the legislature to meet in January for an appropriation to cover th state's proportion of a reasonable reimbursement of loss occasioned by the efforts to stamp out the disease in the state. The governor regrets that a fund is not at his disposal for the purpose. Albert J. Heveridge, Progressive candidate for F. S. Senator, will speak at the South Bend High School Auditorium, Mon., Oct. 2'. S I. M. A strict parade will precede the meeting. The over-How crowd will be taken care of at Progressive Headquarters. S. Michigan st. Advt.

DEHOCHATIG RALLIES

LANNED FOR TONIGHT I Meetings to be Held in South Bend and in Various Sections of County. Henry A. S'teis and I.. mis M. Ham-mer.-chmidt will be the principal speakers at a democratic rally to be held Saturday night at Mannerchor hall while county candidates and other.-, will address meetings at thn Sons t.f Hermann hall ami the Danish hall during the evenitn:. Charles llageity. (I. A. Para La ugh and C. A. burns will go to Granger whtfe another rally will be conducted. Practically every point in the entire county will have a democratic meeting of some nature tonight. Large crowds are greeting the speakers and nominees throughout the county and much enthusiasm is being shown by the voters in behalf of the democratic cause. Almost 50o men attended tl' meeting rt laskovvski hall on .Division st. Friday night, which was addressed by a number of tin candidates for the principal county otliees. A band provided music for the rally and the democratic leaders expressed satisfaction with the spirit shown by the voters in that locality. Vital issues of the present campaign and reasons for supporting tho democratic administration were discussed by the speakers at the meetings Friday night. Mr. Farabaugh. who is nominee for the state legislature, will speak upon state and national problems at the Granger meeting tonight, -while Mr. Furns will discuss the new banking and currency legislation. MAN DIES SUDDENLY William Henry Mitchell. 424 K. Madison st.. dropped dead from heart failure Friday morning, in front of the j homo of Mrs. Frank Hall, 012 X. Hill st. i Mrs. Hall, who saw the man fall, called the police ambulance, hut tho man v as dead before the ambulance arrived. They took the body to the L. H. Orvls morgue. Mr. Mitchell was born in Ohio, May 1, IS 55. He was married in 1SS2 to Agnes Riffel, who with his two children. Perry Mitchell and Mrs. Xelson DeGraff, survive him. He also leaves a mother, Mrs. Jame? Mitchell of Xappanee, two sisters. Ad i Mitchell of Warsaw, and Mrs. Simon Hall of Donaldson, and three brothers, Jefferson Mitchell of 'orth Liberty, Tasobel Knox Mitchell of North Liberty and John Mitchell of Argus. The funeral will be at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon at the residence, ltev. John Burns officiating. Hurial will be at lliverview. LAPORTE TEAM TO PLAY FAST MUESSEL ELEVEN Football fans anticipate an exciting battle between the Mnessel eleven and the Iaporte team at Springbrook park Sunday afternoon when the two aggregations are scheduled to clash. The teams are "battling for the middleweight championship of the state and both aro anxious to win the Sunday i contest. Tho game is called for 2:4o o'clock. SURVIVORS ARE LANDED GRIMSPY, Eng.. Oct. 24. The ' s-tenmshin Amdetoii Friday landed her seven seamen and two stewardesses, part of the crew of 19 hands on the Swedish steamship Alice which foundered in the North sea Thursday five minutes after striking .- i rr. TO-.-. fvfil iv.n5 hound from London to Gothenbcrg. Tavo were killed In the explosion, hut the rest rtf the crew got off in two life boats. These separated in the darkness and one is still missing. It is jnanned by the captain and seven members of the crew. CRUISER HAS BEEN BUSY TENERTFFE. Canary Island. Oct. 2 4. The Gerrrrhn steamer Crefeld has arrived with crews of the British steamers Strathroy. "Mar lebranch, HIghlandhope. Indranl. Rio lguassia. Fern. Niceto. Marie De Larringan. Cervantes. Cornish City. Pruth. Condor and Eynrow. all of which had been sunk by the German cruiser Karlsruhe. Nearly all the merchantmen were engaged in South American trade. SOUTH BEND MARKETS POI LTKV AM) MI.ATS. (Corrected d.iilv hv .limmie's yarket. 123 W. ".Jelier.- -a !dvd. POT LTKV Paying 121..-'. M-l!InCT iSPKIN(;i:its Paying lb', sei.ing 2.--. YPAL Paviug 14c. celling l'Je t ."? KPPP-Koast. 2.V: boiling, l'.o; i.rter h.u-e. li. to 4(V: sirloin. ::oc. HAM --Paving 3s--, selling 120 to 2."V. LA K I Selling li"'. PROVISIONS. (CVjm-ted daily by P. W. Mueller, 2HG P. Jefferson blvd.j PRPTT Oungev selling ut 50c to tVv per bz.; le:nons selling at 4 per duz.; banantis selling ;;t 5o to 25c per doz. VP;i:TAP.LPS New eahhuge pnylsr le; scid.ig at new po tat yes paying 4i: to 45- . IirjTini ANI Pt;s Country butter paying 2"v' to ;'.oc, selling ".v; ereeunery butler jelling ::v Pgg-.. strictly fresh. puylLg 2'ie to tV-, elllag if'-'. LKU"v (0rrect-d daily by Warner P.i.h. S--d Store, ili il. Wsiyne st TIMOTHY S-'i-'O per bu. Ki;i (TOYPK $7.on to .Md) per bu. ALPAL PA .'.) to in) per ba. ALSIKP CLOYPK ,7.00 to .0U per bu. JIAY, STRAW AND PLR!). Vrreeted daily by the Wesley Mi'.r Pleiir a id Peed 4-JO S. Michigan sta HAY Paying $12 to ?ll, selling at .p; to -Sis. STRAW Paji:; t ) r, selling at b;i. CORN Paying 7.V. selling ST-. n.VTS Paving -IIV. selling at V. CLOVER SKPD Payi: g $ s-dllng .:o. T I. MoTH V I 'a yl u g sa. . ALPALPA Paying sio.oo. i loth A n:i:i. tCorree-v! daily by KnoM-x-k and Gi:.z. 1 1 vd ran lie av.t W II PAT Paying $l-u" i""r bu. OATS Paying 45c i-r bu., sellii.g 5o,: lr ba. OHIN Payiag 75.: per bu., selling S: per bu. RY1 Paying S.F" bu. TALLOW AM) HIPP. eCrrvt-"l daily hy S. W. Lip? man, 210 i N. Main st.) TALDW-Rough. I'c p 5v; rendered. N 1. 4" t ; No. 2, ::: t 4c. HIHIiS Green. No. L is.- to Kc; cured calf ikli. i. lo 5c.

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