South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 131, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 11 May 1915 — Page 12
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1TJ:SIA MAY 11, 1913. 5 OF INDIANA and MICHIGAN FANCY GOODS LESSONS By expert instructor FREE of charge if material purchased in our Fancy Goods Section. 10c per hour if purchased elsewhere. are
LEARN IDEHTTIY CF M FOUND SENSELESS
TO IMPROVE STATE ROAD .Imh- illc Ki!tnt Take l'p .Matter of I'iiiMiin:; Detroit Pike.
toung Telegraph Operator Lin"wjerecl Between Life and Death for Days.
-tfivr J:T!:, In.!., :i-r- IF (U nrn " ."; u ho Wii.s furiI uncon.-( iu:Lcrdu Ihi Nf w York ' ntial lra !s li4-f-4w I '.aff.Uo, Mich., 1 ' la. ;tK', ;ind who liiuc r il f . r s. r :I days -tvct n , life and k.Uh i:i a ho.-pital at Mii iii.m City, F th- .-"ii : th I : r v-. J, Howe of V.'hitrinorc La'.f. Mirh., itvi-i lt-;irnod t'!ay. - Vrjp Ilnwf is a t. I'raph v rator i l uni.l x -! 1 1 1 y v::.s a ii'hnt. of Whit' rpi-r.- l.ik. Howe, !i-f. mind T.:".; ;t Hank until Saturday -aid that ' ft h'.ttix- with in his ihm k t.
i 1 1 1 c ' i i ! i . - rt '! in a hlo,v on the !
! nl. ... p.DM' . v. as found on him vhi ii n; wa.s i;iKci n; and the authoiltUo tadit.'.r III: w a.s rohhed anl thrown fiom the train. --Uo'e i., utiahle, hy lcii-on of FN inil i;j d ni'-inorv. to tell u h i x-lit-v..i,s tjoir r whirr he hoarded th'j tram. 1 'fi i mn fear his memory j.; u i iiiaiieotly impaired.
J'i.VFS VILLI:. Mich., May 11. The township hoard has now decided uhrre the crushed .Mono state reward road, to he convtructo 1 in the township thi.s s..asf)n, will ho huilt. The iu Mion is one of interest to all residents of the township and villaKe, and in a greater or less decree, of interest to travelers generally. When the rru.-died .stone road to he constnietcd this year shall have heen eornpleied, Fayetto township, which is the pioneer in this kind of permanent load improvement in this .section, will have within its limits 10 mihs of macadam highway. Ahout a mile of the- road soon to he huilt will him east trom the village limits, on the i. droit and Chicago pike- and will constitute so-called trunk line state load. Tiie road he d will he 1G feet wide, and douhle state reward will he received for its construction.
FELL OVER THE CLIFFS saiuuel Ilinc", 70 Years Old, Killed at West Kk'litiionil.
rATiir.it is oi iriri). ai:i:i:. :.iirh.. May u. Lev. J. A. Howe, pa. tor of the th-edi-t (liuuli at W'fiitmore Hake, said undaj that the tir.H information reKardinir the aceidenl to his so i that he- it iv d. was a tt leram Sunday morning from the hospital authorities it Ltporti-. Tile massive said that vour.;; Kowe was aide to h a e hi:-, 1 -(!. Ceori'.e KoWe was a t'ltraph oprator at I'ttroit and Tdedo, hut had heen out of woik .some time. lie is 3 ears old and has a wife living in lJetriiit. Howe's parents will to Liporte to hrini him home if he is una 1 do to make, the trip alone.
RICHMOND. Ind.. May 11. Samuel lline, 70 years old, was killed yesterday when he fell over the cliffs of Whitewater river gore, in West Richmond. Hines was walking alon a narrow path at the edge of the cliff and is helieved to have stumbled and fallen headlonp down the rock bank, a distance of 40 feet
CRUSHED UNDER LOG
Roy Meets Death While Hunting Kabhils Near Attica.
ELKHART ENUMERATION SHOWS LOSS OF 150 llniiDKiN Tram l ily Ulanud for )e-ci'ea-e in Number of Seliool rupir.
ATTICA. Ind., May 11. Fremont Me'lure, the 10- ;, eir-oM son of Ceorie McClure. a farir er, was caught under a log which he dislodged, and crushed to death who1; hunting rabbits near h-s home. lie was alone at the time, and his older brother was attracted to the seen'.; some time later by the harking of the boy's pet doz, which refused to leave its master until help came.
KLKIIAUT. Ind., May 11. The annual school enumeration, ju.-t completed, shows Illkhart to have 4, 7.07 persons ni' school age, a loss of l.i since last 3 tar's enumeration. The enumerators attribute the loss to ren;oals from the city, then haiug keen found :;i)0 vaeant hou s.
STARVES TO SAVE MONEY Woman Has Home and Hank Account, Hut Is Said to He Derunted.
LLKllAKT. Ind., May 1. It is reported at Coshea that the Concord township tax assessment may hae !o nt: done all over auain as County Assessor Bartholomew is d issa t islicd with the joL iccently complett'd. It is ;vid that the assessed .iluation of realty is far below that of former yeais. t'u the other hand the appraisement of personal property in some instances in said to he inequitiildy hih.
C.ATThi: CHi:i:K. Mich., Mj.v 11. With 0 o in a local bank and in a comfortable paid-for home. Miss Helen
I Rogers, a middle-aged spinster, has ; been starving herself to the danger ! point to save more money, the police
as-ert. An application was made to have her taken to the state hospital in Knl-
tamazoo. as her lack of food has made ! her weak, physically and mentally. It 1 was only when she was taken into I probate court that the othcials found she was not a pauper.
I ILK 1 1 ART. Ind.. May 11. William J. Tomkins an 1 wife hac tiled action against C J. Manning and W. T. Monroe, asking judgment for ?l.-0u. 'I he complaint alleges deceit w as mployed in a realty ileal .Sept. 1 I. 1 '.i 1 1. wherein they traded tioir home, "Worth 1.1'' and agreed to pay ::hi) ndditlonal for a two-acre tract west of the city. They claim the place will not sell fur Sim). ARRESTEiTaFTEfTs YEARS .u.- r.oiikas l- ( harmed With Violating Mann Act.
AUTOMOBILE KILLS MAN Woman Seriously Injured hi Spill Near Town of North Hranch.
NoRTH HRANCH, Mich.. May 11. Howard Fagan. 21 years old. garage
proprietor in North Hranch. was in
stantly killed and a Miss Stock ot North Hranch was injured when Fagan's automobile struck a bad spot in the road tTvo. miles west of here and turned turtTe in the ditch. The driver. Jack 1 'array. Fagan's partner in the garage businee. was rescued from beneath the overturned tar by Miss Stock while the other members of the party, Miss Dorothy Cobb of North Hranch ran half a mile to get help from farmers. l agan's neck was broken.
.Jfour days without food
T.Al'A Y FTTH. Ind.. May 1 1. Aflei
ludi.r; the ted ral aiithoi if,-s tor! ihn e v, is Co .Hookas. :: mis old. Hoy Is 0ercoine by Hunger After a r.ivek was ;'rreaed here on a UllIln,Ilj: Auay ft.om Home. 1 11,11;:' ef 1 1 dat 1 n v tlie Marin act. I He - ;:rri was maib- I deputies trom thej :!: f Cooie f.-a- ton. who has; yyr ei.KMKNS. Mich.. May 11. charge of the Chie.ago d:ir;ci. R' j t 'harles Se.vnnur. FI years old. son
has is aboved to t-.ae mariit-i a -in ,,f a trolia. nt.. citizen, was found
i-i Yop-d a. I:e.. t; e ears ao a lien lie already !i. .l a wife and family in t'Ireeie. l. i said'to have taken the
git I to Kan. --a-- i' a. 10! plae-, tn-r in
unconscious from hunger and exposure in a barn in New Halttmore. The lad was brought to a hospital in this citv. lie said he ran away
a resort, i oil, -cling SI" a week mmjtn,in home and had gone four days
liei Later lie is aie -,.1 in nave lakt n her t Sr. .m v for immoral tairpo-e.-. Wla n tin federal authorities a't eiptc l to arrest him he l'.ed to Chicago and eame lore from that city a iiM-t time a;o. talin'4 em ploy -1111 r.t in a Ci-t'v bakery here.
QUAKERS HOLD MEETING May (tuaricrl" of Friend Attracts Much Attention.
w ithout food. The boy declared he was on his way to isit an aunt in Detroit when overcome. 'His father has been notified. The lad's condition is said to be serious.
SHOOTS SELF IN HEAD
C, RFFNFI F.I.D. Ind.. May IF Yctiriiay was "May quarterly-' at the "Walnut Kil-:e Fro-nds"' hurdi. roar the Rush-1 la iu'.k !v county line. For .".0 a e.'is this !. is ,- n a lig e,-nt
and has attracted 1 ri of un-, peot!e, siafcclv am of w hotu. la,.-
,01. ever saw Hi- in.-a'.- of rte- dd'ar.ti. Shortly after his marriage, he
Aged rainier Commit Suicide While Wife I at Church. Y PS I FA NT I. Mich.. May 11. While his wife was attending morning services Sundav. James F. Parkhurst. 72
eais old, shot himself through the iu.ol with a revolver. j No motive for the act could be, learned. Coroner Samuel Rurchficld i
do ided he w ould hold III inquest.
Parkhurst was well known in Ypsi-
RURAL MINISTERS
MEET JdMETTE Purdue University Makes Move to Harmonize Interests of Farm and Church.
I. A FA YI3TTK, Ind., May 11. Ministers of rural churches throughout Indiana are arriving here for the three days' conference beginning today. Pres't Winthrop F. Stone will welcome the visitors. Among those who will speak at the conference are: xiishop Francis J. McConnell of Denver, Colo.; Dr. W. A. Millis, president of Hanover university; Dean S"tarley Coulter of Purdue university; Mrs. Virginia Meiedith, a farmers' institute speaker, and the Rev. A. H. Storms of Indianapolis. The object of the meeting is to bring together the rural ministers and church workers for the purpose of harmonizing the interests of the church and farm communities. The idea is that the church should be the social center of the country community and that the pastor should be a leader in rural activities. The meeting is under the auspices of the agricultural extension department of Purdue university and is a. new phasti of that department's activities which have already been extended to the farm proper, the rural school and the rural home. No less than uOO ministers are expected. Several counties will send delegations in automobiles. Hendricks county has arranged to send all its Protestant ministers to the meeting.
TAKES HOLD OF SNAKE Woman Is Ritten by Hlacksnake When She loiulles Chick?.
BFDFORD. Ind., May 11. When Mrs. William Wood, wife of a farmer living near here, heard a hen which was raising a brood of chickens, make an unusual fuss uLout 'j o'clock at nigh, she went to investigate. be saw nothing, but the hen kept up its
excited cackling. Mrs. Wood fondled the young chicks in the nesd and noticed that when she took hold of one of them it seemed to be fastened to
something. She pulled it gently from its fastening and noticed that it was
covered with a shiny coating.
Suddenly Mrs. Wood taw a shadowy
form moving in the r.est and found that it was a large black snake, which measured four feet in length when killed later by her husband. In fondling the chicks Mrs. Wood also had been fondling the snake, which had sunk its fangs in her hand without her knowing it. She pulled the chick from the mouth of the reptile.
BUZZARD COMES BACK
lVt Uird Returns Homo After Hcing Away All Whiter.
AUTO SPILL KILLS ONE AND WOUNDS ANOTHER
Carl Baiimer of Katon Rapid- Is Se liously Hurt ami Crank Sexton of Lansing Is Read.
EATON RAPIDS. Mich.. May 1 1. Carl Haumer, son of Charles Haumer of this city, was seriously injured in an automobile accident at Fansing. according to a dispatch received here by the boy's father, who went to Ionising on the afternoon train. Young Haumer and two companions were returning to Lansing from Charlotte when the accident occurred, the automobile which Haumer was driving turned turtle down an embankment near crossing of the Grand Trunk railroad a short distance out of Lansing. Frank K Sexton of Lansing, who was riding in the front seat with Haumer, was caught under the machine and almost instantly killed. Raumer's injuries consist principally of numerous bad bruises and several fractured ribs. The young man has been working in Ioinsing for several months past.
MEANEST BURGLAR HERE Thief at Greenfield Steals Aged Woman's Shrouds. GRKFNFIFLD. Ind., May 11. On two occasions a little store here owned by John Morrison, a blind man, has been robbed, but the meanest burglar got in his work last night when he entered the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Hcndrickson. SO years old, and stole the clothing she hud prepared for her burial. Mrs. Hendrickson. after explaining to her friends the different articles she desired placed on her body, should she die unexpectedly, had carefully placed the articles in a trunk. Last night a burglar entered her homo and took the articles together with a quantity of bed clothing.
LAWRHNCEHFRO. Ind., May 11. A large old turkey buzzard that has been in the possession of Justice John W. Probst for several years, disappeared from his poultry yard last lull. Judge Probst supposed it had (lied. The buzzard had worn a small bell attached to its neck for many months. Sunday the justice was star'R-d by hearing a bell ringing in the top of a tree in front of his residence. He called the buzzard's name several times and was surprised to see the old bird suddenly lly down and alight on his front porch. The buzzard seemed glad to get back and looked as if it had not wintered well. Justice Probst fed the buzzard and it hopped about the poultry yard apparently satisfied to he home again.
DISCOVER HOG CHOLERA Broods Are AfYccted hi Vicinity of Rron-on, Is Report.
P.RONS' N. Mich., May 11. Hog cholera has again been discovered in this vicinity. Stock belonging to Dwight Fellows of Gilead township, have been found to be infected, and the hogs belonging to Burton Taggart, of Hronson township, are also infected. The federal veterinarians have investigated the cases and all infected hogs have been vaccinated.
BONDS ARE NOT REDUCED INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. May 11. Judge Anderson in federal court Monday granted the Roberts group of election conspirators an unconditional writ of error, which will enable them to carry their cases to the circuit court of appeals at. Chicago without guaranteeing the costs. He refused, however, to reduce the amount of bond required for their release from Leavenworth pending the arguments at Chicago which probably will occur in October.
1)1 1. S AT BROTH FR'S rCNFRAL. TERRH HaCTH. Ind.. May 11. Mrs. Mary Sottele. 7 4 years old. who came here from Boston, Mass., to attend the funeral of her brother, died suddenly today. Her brother, Nicholas Filbeck. 7l years old. had been a republican leader in Indiana for many vears.
BRIEFS.
DETROIT. Mrs. Florence Thomas wished to die. but when she felt the chilly embrace of the Detroit river, she changed her mind and called lustily for help. Two men fished her out.
BAIT GETS THIEVES
Farmer Poisons 'Possums and 1'ox In-;
i toad of Crow s.
FRANKLIN, Ind.. May 11. Daniel Doty, a farmer of Johnson county, lost a large number of chickens recently, and thinking crows were responsible for his loss, saturated a dead hen with poison and placed it near the chicken lot out of reach of the fowls. The next morning, instead of finding dead crow s, ho saw sti etched out around the poisoned hen 11 halfgrown opossums, a full-grown opossum and a full-grown red fox. lie has not lost any chickens since he poisoned the opossums. TELLS OF SLAYING Battle Creek Authorities Detain Man Pending lmestigalion.
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miarterF" has alwavs tt the d iy for wearim: new su'.;. uowtis iad h its for the f.r.-f I. me. Y ars a-o the M ini:' people went op 1 1 1 . f a K. Sat f in i.u'ie-f but nov.ni . i; C10 automobile. The attendance Sanday w as less than usaal ! aus" of t!u.' cold, damp d iv. The . easia;; i-- the sprit: me)'!!'.',' of tlie Fa-t-rii Indiana Soc?ejy ,,f Priemis.
ijuaki : s j obtained a divorce. Then he left the
"May I citv for 10 vears, when he returned
and tt married the woman ho left. Tlo couple have two children, Mrs. Al Smith and Mrs. Herbert Hines, both of this city.
GERMANS TO BUY PAPER
BOYS STEAL QUESTIONS High School students Are i:pelIiHl at Hartford City.
RATTLE CREEK. Mich., May 11. Asked by fellow" countrymen as to the reason for his nervousness. Joe Pinter w he jur.t arrived from Rrunsw ick. N. J.. said he had slain a woman there and "couldn't get it off his mind." His listeners tipped off the police, who arrestee' Pinter and started to determine whether the confession is genuine or da? to a disordered mind. ' After being e'etamed, Pinter refused to talk.
HORSE FATALLY INJURED Animal Is shot After Being nightcned by Snake.
DETROIT. A saloon brawl developed into a tight and came to a climax when John Rilek received four stab wounds in the back. He was tight ing with George Raralak and Joseph Golasz. MEAD'S MILLS Northville township drys are congratulating each other on a coup which prevented the establishment of a road house half way -between Plymouth and Northville. both dry villages. The drys took the only lic-nor bonds that can be approved.
Y PS I LA NT I. While his wife was at church James F. Parkhurst. 7 2 years old, shed himself with a revolver. No motive is known. No inquest will be held. Two children and the widoware left.
DETROIT. Henry Ford is deeply touched by the loss of Elbert Hubbard, sage of Fast Aurora, and Mrs. Hubbard, in the sinking of the Lusitae.ia. "The world has lost a great thinker and idealist." said Mr. Ford. WINCHESTER. Fire of mysterious origin destroyed two larse barns on the farm of L. Me eti-rer, south of Parker City, causing a loss of $7,000.
ELWoOD. Ernest V. Lee. Z2 years old. county recorder-elect of Madison county, fell dead at his home here. He suffered from neuralgia of the heart.
HRTFORP CITY. Ind., May 11.
Tin . yiUhu men. members of this
. .;i s iiraduating class of the hiuh i
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riui:iaie .-.no 10 i- . rgm 1a 1 1 ng lorj-heol, and a junior, have been ex-
:e!le 1 from hi-Th school, following an
New York Mail.
investigation by the school authorities of the theft of examination questions f; m the hu'h school building recent-
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i-ort is cirr.nt here thl.t Dr F.lu.,rd ! vung men expelled are al-
t. 1.. .. 1.. . . , .- .,. i h .red to h we been the ring leaders
. . i.uK.t n, I'm 1 i ' j 1 in-.ni 01 1 ao . , , , , . . , l-o.M.tv- , , .,.f, .,.v i.- ,t th.. o ..i ..r . I in the theft of the ques'ttons. Nearly
vndi :'.te which is p -sing a deal for
l he pur- lias.- if the Yoik F ta il g Mail. It is s.iid that Dr. Rumelv has 0!tii! d the iult r--t of wiaUhv C:xrrv':: riti.'i ns i-a the purchase of :h- '-ig Oothim nevs;ap r and that with ' har.e ,,f propre tor.-h ip the j .ij r will b1 protamine. d!v pr-'-Ger-uan I r. Ruinily sp. nt sever..! viars u G.rt'-aav and h.s German s mpa-lib-whi'e la 1 - bav-'if a ;r::..in.
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all of the members of the graduating i'.ass were provided with copies of the pustions. and the ease with which the examinations were passed excited sum i- ion. What action will be taken i t 1 the cases of the other students invidvtd has not been decided.
rvRMrn ii.n;s himself. I LVMiiITH. Ind.. Mav 11. Henry Reinhardt. y--ars old, a wealthy fat?:ar e.f Marsh.. 11 county, drove to the home ef H'Ut" Nash, a neighbor. w .: irto the barn and hanced nio-
rietefbd fa, n. -.a ,., 1 a 1; in whuh he s!. II" P.. id been b'sp..-.it U ac-
M Laid to Le . central lioUic. I coutit of ill health.
LAWRENCEFFKG. Ind.. May 11. A young horse belo:iging to Joseph I). Klein, a dairyman, became frightened when it steoped on a large black snake in the fair ground and ran awav when the reptile coiled around one "of its hind legs. The horse kic ked loose from the wagon and ran against a large maple tree with stab force that its neck and hack were broken and it had to be shot.
KOK'OMO. Eiias R. Swift. 51 years old. auditor of Howard county, dnd suddenly with acute indirection. RICK NELL. The home of Louis Phillippe. postmaster. was entered last night and the clothing of the familv carried into a neighboring van!
' and torn to pieces. Numerous cases of this sort have been reported ami it j is thought to be tlie work of an insane I person.
WOMAN DRIVES JITNEY Kah-maoo Boa-ts One of Fir-t in Middle Wc-t Likes .lob.
LAFAYETTE. Rollin Mack Cray,
I !! vears old, of West Lafavette. has
been recommended for appointment I ; as a cadet at the West Point military
academy ny win 11. wood, represent' ative-elect of the luth district.
KALAMAZOO. Mb h.. May 11. Kalamaze.,, has a woman ;itnev has driver. Her husband is the conductor and drives the machine only when his wife desires times off for meals. The driver is Mr-. Harvey Schau, She likes h r ;ob . wall that she intends to sell h-r millinery store ;n"l da nothing in the future but run a .atticy I us.
BLOOMINGTON. riintnn Hovious.
I a former member ,,f the r.l"omin-t,1n
lire department, who was released on parole from the Michigan City prison last wet k after serving two years for killing Frank Todd, a termer chief of the departno nt. is to la-come superintendent of crops a' the ne.v penal farm at Putnamville.
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'Come and Sec Us-
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Sale
Wednesday and Thursday, May 12 th and 13 th pOR she who sews here is a two-day opportunity to secure Spring sewing and notion needs at prices that are low.
loc Koh-i-nor Fasteners 6c. 35c Steel Scissors all sizes 19c. 100 yards Mack Silk 5c. 5c Coats Thread 3V2C. 5c Pins 3c. 10C Wash Braid Sc. 5c Pearl Buttons 2 for 5c. Darning Cotton 3 for 5c. 3c Safety Pins 3 for 5c.
Cotton Tape, Black or White, all sizes lc. Whisk Brooms lc. Hair Pins 4c package. 25c Ladies' Hose Supporters 19c 5oc Ladies Garters 29c. Asbestos Iron Holders 5c. loc 2-in-t Shoe Polish 6c. Ironing War 2 for lc.
"Durable as Iron9 French Wiltons
Hardwick Wiltons
Bundhar Wiltons 'T'HREE Rugs ot genuine Wilton fabric of wear resisting material of fast color dying. The best in the Wilton line that money can buy.
Bundhar Wilton
Hardwick Wilton
18x36 $ 2.25 27x27 $ 2.75 22Jjx36 3.00 22T:x36 3.25 2 7x54 4.50 2 7x54 5.00 30x36 4.50 36x36 5.00 36x63 6.50 36x63- 7.50 6x9 25.00 6x0 30.00 8-3x10-6 37.50 8-3x1 0-6 43.00 9x12 42.50 9x12 47.50
NEW EMBROIDERIES AT 25c YARD For Collar and CnlT Sets, new Organdie and Voile embroidered edging:, 4 to 6-inch. New Swiss or Cambric flouncing, 18-inch. New embroidery for Camisole or Corset Covers.
French Wilton Rugi
27x54 $ 5.75 36x63 9.00 9x 1 2 t, 60.00
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Kayser Lisle Glove, two clasp, black or white, 25c and 50c. Kayser Silk Glove, two clasp, black or white, 50c and $1.00. Kayser Chamoisette Glove, two clasp, while or white with black back, 25c and 50c. Special 1 6-button Silk Glove 79c; $1.00 value.
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REMOVED From 222 X. Main St. to 710 Blaine A v. CILAS. F. r.WEY, ITomr I. r,!7(. IW-ll I. l.V49. Estimates rn hratin?. plumMni. All repairing done raonable.
HURVVICH CASH GROCERY The Place to Save Money.
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