South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 68, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 March 1915 — Page 3

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES TUI.Y. .MAUI 'I I !. IMS.

Ears Arc in Style Again Lift Up Your Hair

Tho new Mvlo of lif tincr the hair from tho cars looks much nicer if tho hair if poft so it drapes around tho f ars n.thor than h iir pulled uj in straight, hard lines. To t-'ot tic Lest effect in imv Myle of hairdrcs.sintr. etry strand must ,v fliifiv, lustrous and, of fours.-. cle.ui. In washing tho hair it is not ulviablo to a makeshift, hut always use a preparation made f-r j'hampooln-,' only. You enjoy tho J.st that is known f, ;;: three . nts a Sihrimprso h .Iir-r a i-ackay of canthrnx from yt,nr drLr-,'it; disv'lvf; a t( a-joonf ul in a cup of hot 'vnter a:i(J your hampoo is ready. After tiso tho h.iir dries rapidly.

with uniform eolr. Iandruff, excos

oil and -dirt arntircly disaip .ir. ho so fluffy that it heavier than it i.s.

softness will al.-o delight you, while tho stimulated -r;ilj 'aiiis the, health which ir-.yur s hair growth. Adv.

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NAVAJO RUNNER IN NINE MILE FIGHT WITH PIUTES Sa Ho Killed One While His Own lIorM is Wounded Tlirce limes and His Clothes Dieroed.

T-U'IV. T'tali, .March !h A Navajo runnor carrying iuc?.sacs from John Weather ill of Kainta for Indian Airent Creel and C. S. Marshal Nebeker arrived in 1'duff Monday and toltl of a thrilling nine-mile fls'ht with it hand of the renegade I'iuto Indians in which lie killed one of his for s Ffo reported to Marshal Nebeker that tho Indians were llrinly entrenched in Douglas Mesa, south of h-an Juan river. The hand numbers upward of l.'O men. Tho runner, whoso name is Patki, is a former lieutenant in tho Indian joliee. I f e first encountered tho. Indians south of the San Juan river. Ho parleyed with them and the I'iutes angered with tho knowledge that ho Mas carrying a message, threatened to kill him.

pursuers fired with bullets piercing his saddle. His norso threc place. I'atki

.'ays ho killed one of the Indians and two horsis. Marshal Nebeker is awaiting the r.rrival of Ma.j. Ien. Scott, who is expected liere tomorrow, when a definite plan of notion will be decided on. Tho Indians are raiding ranches, killing rattle and in one instance attempted to abduct a small child of .'i i anchor named I'arkal. The attempt was frustrated by a posse which overtook the Indians and killed one of them. An indignation mooting of prominent citizens of II luff and San Juan onnty si nt a petition to the president asking him to do all in his power to protect tho ranchers. The present foiie of Marshal Nebeker is said to bo inadequate to cope with the situation.

I'atki said his deadly aim, the clothes, hat and v.';rs wounded in

ALLIES ORDER 750 TRUCKS

KHNOSILV Wis.. March The Thomas Ik Jeffrey company of this -ity, Monday morning received by cable an order from the French government for T'.o trueks for use by the armies of the alllr s. The contract calls for the delivery of the entiro order, amounting in money aluo to more than a million dollars, within '. days. Many men who have been out of employment lor months returned to the Jeffrey plant this morning.

BIRTHDAY PARTIES TO START SOON

School children of South Bend ant!

Mishuwaka will be the guests of The News-Times during l'Jlo at a series of iiirthday parties which will include visits to fie theaters ami an icecream treat. l'y much effort the names, addresses ami birthdays of all children attending public, private or parochial rchools in South lh "ad and Mishuwaka, have been secured by Tho NewsTimes, p.eginning on March 10 the r.umcs and addresses of all those children "whose birthdays fall upon that date will be published in The News-Times. On the following Saturday those children whoso nanus appeared can ome to the office of The News-Times nnd secure a coupon which will enable them to attend the orpheuni. Majestic, Colonial, Surprise and lusalle theaters irco of chai ure while an additional Heat of a di-di of ice cream is provided at the American Drug Co. on N. Main st. Children who live more than 10 blocks from The News-Times office will be provided with return street car tickets. These coupons will not be taken at theaters after t o'clock in the evening. Tile first list of birthdays will appear on March ! and those school children whose birthdas fall on that date should watch The News-Tirnes lor the l:.-t.

WALKS ACROSS U. S. TO PROVE HE IS NOT LAZY

Theaters

AT Till: OKIMIFATM. There is a lively and varied bill at the rpheum to welcome Fashion week iMtors. Frances Claire ana Cuy Kawson hae a. novelty in a juvenile act. entitled " V eMerdays." While the principal and the ciu'ht supporting girls are diminutive in size and kldalsh in actions they are not chi'dren and gio the finished performance necessary to mak" an act of this ?,oi t really interesting. A number of pkasi.ng and criminal .song numbers are introduced, the girls dance gracefully, romp through audience and make frequent c ostume changes. A special musical director is employed and the entire act is first class. Warren and Conley, w hilo handicapped on the opening performance by lack of costumes due to missing trunks, Fang, joked a bit, and played the piano pleasingly, winning many friends and much applause in spite of their handicap. Probably the most wonderful dog act ever seen here is exhibited by C. J. Tyron. ' He has one talented canine. Hector, that is truly a marvel and the sums of arithmetic are worked with an intelligence that is nothing short of marvelous. Bernard and Meyers offer a singing and talking act as the ignorant cabby and his passenger that amused. Conner and Tallman opened the show with a classy dancing act.

AT Till: AUDITOX7UM. "A Daughter of the People," a very clever five reel drama with .Laura Sawyer and Frederick De Helleville in the cast is the feauture picture at the Auditoriium today with "The Fablo of the Cold CJray Dawn of the Morning After," by George Ade. Wednesday brings the 10th episode in two reels of the serial detective story, "The Exploits of Elaine." entitled "The Life Current. In this edition Craig Kennedy, the" great detective, saves Elaine Dodge from an awful death after many thrilling and sensational experiences. "A Terrible Break and Greater Americans," a Mina comedy, and "Her Martyrdom," a three reel Lubin with Aruthur Johnson and Lottie Briscoe In tho cast, completes the bill. Thursday's hill includes "OXIarry of the Royal Mounted" in three reels, tho Pathe daily news and "Her Husband's Son" in two reels. Friday George Kleine brings another of his famous pictures, this time Mrs. Leslie Carter in "Du Barry."

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suini.Mtixi: movies thrill. Of all the moving pictures that have been thrown upon the screens in South Bend the most wonderful are the submarine views now being exhibited at the Oliver. Life beneath the waters is made visible in all Its varied phases, made possible through the ingenuity and the courage of Capt. Williamson ami his two sons. The bottom of the ocean is made to appear wh.at it really is, a part of the dry land, the inhabitants of the waters are seen in their daily movements and the submarine industries to which the world is indebted for many of its most useful products, is portrayed as vividly as if seen in the open air. More than

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brought to light. The pictures first illustrate the means by which the submarine pictures are obtained and then show the apparatus in operation, disclosing in plain view the curiosities of the deep. Queer and beautiful fish, sponge and coral growths, the meadows and mountains of the under water world are brought to view. The work of the diver inspecting an old wreck vies in intertst with the thrill of one of the Williamson brothers battling with a shark ami killing the monster with a thrust of his knife. No one should miss seeing these wonderful pictures, which illustrate in a striking manner the marvelous possibilities of photography. at thi: lasalli:. The Lasalle shows today a fine western feature, "Buckshot John," written by that prince of story tellers. Charles E. Van Ixan. whose baseball

tales have helped make some magazines famous. A scene taken by moonlight, without artificial light; another taken on the beams of a moving freight train; tho rounding up of a whole town in an effort to capture a gang of desperadoes, and some riding that is thrilling even to picture audiences used to "Western" plays, aro some of the incidents that appear in "Buckshot John." The play -was directed by Ho bait Bosworth. Mr. Van Loan's fame is associated chiefly with humorous stories but in "Buckshot John" ho has furnished the silent drama with one of its finest and most original plots. An all stir cast, headed by Courtcnay Foote, supports Mr. Bos worth in its interpretation.

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AT THH MAJESTIC. An all girl bill occupied the Majestic stage and the various feminine

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performers present a clever and well arranged program. Maggie LeClaire, a buxom and goodnatured singer from old Ireland, i resents many pleasing character impersonations. Stark Ac Davis, novelty singers and dancers make a bright spot on the bill with their attractive specialty. 'Margaret Haggarty, a singing violinist and Flsie tirl, a clever trapeze performer make up a well arranged show. For the last half of the week and continuing indefinitely, Balston's musical comedy company of 15 singers and dancers

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NF.W VBK. .March f. seventeen Vear-(dd Lawrence lniiz of Chicago

proved that a rankling taunt that he

was "too lazy to walK a block withat stopjung" was undeserved Monday by completing a cros-continent hike from San Francisco to Frooklyn. Incidentally by making the hike kiw. rer.ee has won a Sl.r0' wager.

The "lay" -pithet was applied In I San Francic w here as shortstop on

a .vemi-prid"eir.al tr im his failure to run out a Texas b-aguer cost his team a game. The wager was made vsith the manager of the club. He began the hike Sent. 1. 1014.

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AT Till-: COLONIAL. A western story with plenty of thrill and a big "punch" is shown at the Colonial today in "The Gun Fighter." It Is a powerful drama with Walter Edwards and Loon a Hutton in the leading parts. There is not a slow moment in this entire two reel feature and it will be enjoyed by all. "Music Hath Charms," a comic feature will be found amusing.

AT thi; sfkpkisi:. Dainty Mary Fuller will be seen at the Surprise today in "F.very Girl." a modern morality play written along lines similar to "Kverywoman." This is a novelty in pictures and shows a young stenographer's experiences with Work. Love. Pleasure. Vice and other allegorical characters. The Animated weekly of current events is also shown.

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BEGINNING MONDAY RAWSON, CLAIRE and PLAYMATES 10 SINGERS AND DANCERS IN A COMEDY PLAYLET;

WARREN Tc CONLEY "On the Board Walk"

BERNARD & MEYERS The Cabby and Passenger"

TYRON'S DOGS Featuring the Marvel "Hector.'

FENNER & TALLMAN Whirlwind dancers

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THURSDAY HILDA THOMAS & LOU HALL in "THE SUBSTITUTE"

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Hcrv's the rt tipc: l::t" a iitilur put a tal-Ie?poonfnl I t. -titer. n!i.'-iu.ii ti r t il) liuht brown .i;;ar, an ounn- if fresh, whole all;:cc ar.a a ; :nt of lutTys pure malt vhtk-y. I.-t it tani for half an lnur; tiu-a ahl on-ha!f j i n t boiling vatrr. l.i t it .vt:i?nl a train for a short v hih', ::. I i if.- s rmr stir well ali i;-r i ;i. .f x- orange timl no I 1 1 s -: i . Tins .- to . m t( J in a w mc ' It i w ry v. hih-st.ir. :ij'ietizin and ti Tith nn:.:. -m -tally for fever - r t el clull in .--ti nny ami blustering cath'-r. iTi inj't :i t;in n sndi ovf.isiuns will v. .lid o;t' n:any a rioiis inl oft-tinu's faial attactk f I ronliills anJ pneumonia, as Weil as lr-

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"EVERY GIRL" It i. an intc'rttin moralit.v number in which the jouns "tcnoraiher meets Work, Truth. Yanlty, Pleasure and Vice. Ic tiually wins. Th Animjited AVockly N shown.

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HOBERT BOSWORTH in a play written !y Cha. Van Loan, the capital writer f hall stories in the Saturday I'enin I'cM.

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