South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 151, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 31 May 1915 — Page 2

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES mm m COUNCIL WILL NOT HOLD SPECIAL SESSION fi i r t . Appropriation I'or Olivrr iMaysrrmiml Will II- Made at .Next Mn-tin::.

MONDAY. MAY .".1. IfM...

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Bring Up Heavy Reinforcements at Goritz Italians Capture Two Important Forts in the Tyrol.

IiMK, May ::.. Important posi

tions v re attnir'l !.y 1 1 - Italians in tho i i k h 1 1 r s on l. .tl sides of Lako Garcia on the Tn ntino fronthd today, vhlk on th. rruili front, in th- operations against Trh t'-, thir advano his coiiif to a halt at clnritz, the only point In th' iinnidiite vi inity of the junction of th- Jsonzo and tlx.- I J i n -(Jorit?. railro.ul which is not in the l-o.c'Mon "f the Italians. At Goritz, n hot h Lanks of the Jsonzo, th? Austrian nae hroimht up lifavy r inl on :nent.s of aitilhry. They hold all the hft hank, and hae Maldih-d a. strong position n a height on tho riht. hank whh'h (iuini-nat'-s the appioa he- to Gnritz. It is a;p irent that tho Au.-trians are vroini: to make thir hrst st nous stand at Goritz in an effort to prev nt th Italians from ee tiring ("mp'''!1' control of the railway, u h i h is nressary to thrir coriimnnieatin.s in a iurtin r ailano upon Tn :-t . In the Tyrol today two important forls f II t :' (iiil;iM','h!s hy the Italians. T!i' armor proU-cud works :it I.i'.rrri.t v;i.- attai-keil ami slwllt-l heawly until the outer works hetfan to erarnhle. The white (la was run up Jy th- Autrians. S-ein:r this, and ither to punish their comrades forea pit ul.it :ii 'A or to rev nt the Italians from occupying th- d-molishel works the ','i:ns of the fort of lVlvidere, lyiiiK further to the rear. Pe:an to pour a terrific hail of shell into the works of Lizerria. completing the work of li' Stru. tion. The pontile works which wore hastilv re te.l hy tli" Austrian.- at Y-z-zeno at th' approach of ho-M i it ies. w ete s!i-e fnly Pomhrded and soon r'-die eil uruii r tfo Italian nn'iliiim talihre -mi In'. Italian troops then occupied the forts, al a le-imc later into the town with slight losses.

No special session of the city council will he called to reeonsdder th'' proposition of appropriating ?2.."C' lor the tran.forrsiiim' of Oliver field into a. pla ground for west side ehildien. a ordinr to a stateme nt Kivr-n out hy a inemher of the council Sunday niht. Tho matter will ho taken up under a mj? pension of the rules at the next regular meeting, to he held June It. at whih time it is expected that the appropriation will he voted. "onsidera hie work was done on the improvements Saturday, the greater part of the pradin 1 -in:; finished nt tlie jr-nt time. According to present plans the- work will he completed in time for the ofhrial opening of the park, which will probuhhy h; held in a 1 out t hroo weeks. The openinir ceremonies will eonFist of Fpeeclu?, opening of the 'ate, flair raisin?, gymnastic rxreis s and drills, a track and hold meet and ether events. Work will ho continued during the eomimr weeks of improving the nine Paseha.ll diamonds located on the; various school properties, in order that they may he utilized for the Playing of the Amateur Athletic federation unities. The city park hoard, which has the work in charge, is very active In hrininir the diamonds up to first la.-s condition for the federation contests.

SPRINGBHODKPARK

OPEN TO PI

New Attarctions Draw Big Crowd Grounds Sure to Be Ready For County Fair Sept. 14 to 18.

.MILAN. May ::. Tiie Italian Alpine troops have aheady distinguished thens ls hy the c..p;ur- of important portions on each side of north of tlie lake thud. i. where they now hohi the summits overlooking the valleys from iake Idiia to Kiva. and from Ala to Kovcreto. The three principal summits at the entry to 'al Iasti o hae also hecn taken Py the ( In s.iiic ri, and further ast. hetween the Treiitino and the 'arnie Alps, they hold the hUh jiasss. .Most i th v illages and hamlets in these hUh Alpine re-ions had bean eacuatel hy the inhahitants at tlie leanest of the military authorities, hut nil of the peoph; are cheerful as they reach Verona or I'.resei.t and hrirr-? vood news of the ad wince of the Italian troops. The Austrians liae kiven us to understand that they had strongly fortiiied all the passes, had massed troops there, and had hatteries o! heavy suns masked at ;J1 the principal points. The Italians found this in most cases to In? a hoast. If hatteries ever had hecn there thy prohnhly had been reinovd to the north to h used against the iilli(s. The Italian army, however, is advancing caiitiou.-ly, accord ins ii an excellent plan worked out in advance. The 1'riuli dialers rec ie the s(ldiers with open arms. In one placo t'ne- women said they would ki-s the ground over w h.ich the .soldiers ina rche (I.

TURK FORCES DEFEATED Allies Capture Seten I iocs of Trenc li" at Unix 'IYp

Opening: day ceremonies nt Sprincrhrook park Sunday attracted an unusually larse crowd, in spite of the fact that only a few of the amusements were running. John i Devine and i'rank 1. Hardy, re-presenting the St. Joseph County I'air and Amusement Co., irvners and operators of the park, pried off -the lid at 10' o'clock in the morning, when they took the first ride on the siant clip, the recently completed roller coaster. Although it was the plan of Mgr. Dailey to stage the opening next .Sunday, June ej. the crowd was so largo that it was decided to start all of the attractions that are finished at once. Besides the roller coaster, the merry-go-round and the dance hall were in operation Sunday. All were largely patronized, the eiant dip taking in an average of $1.20 a minute and the other amusements meeting with ejual favor. At the dance hall, music was furnihed l.y a piano player and a drummer, secured to take the place of the five piece orchestra that will play there later in the season. Work on the half mile track, stahles. grind stand and other huildines is progressing so rapidly that Mgr. lailey announced Sunday that the grounds will surely he in readiness for the St. Joseph county fair on ept. 14 to IS. lhigineer Cole is rushing the work of construction so that the huildings will all bo in readiness for the event. The grandstand will have a natural foundation situated on the side of the hill in the rear of the casino. A large coneret bridge will connect the cast and west grounds, one approach facing the- giant dip and the other abutting the terrace em the east side.

Jes for the month of June, we have b

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ooening our saies ror tne

wonderful sales of lune of last vear. W

We have the goods at prices just as low

e are going to

with quality just a little belt

een anticipating a repetition or our

better the record and

sell

more. !

We will Start the Sale Tomorrow, Tuesday, June Is

3, GOO Yards of Novelty White Goods Comprising values at this June sales almost double the prices quoted. The assortment includes all the latest fabrics so much desired for summer frocks and waists.

Sheer Fancy Rice Crepes, Dotted and Striped Voiles,

Piques and Shadow Voiles, Dotted Swisses, all at, yard

2,C00 YARDS IMPORTED ENGLISH WHITE GOODS at 15c, 19c and 25c yard. Plain Organdies, Batistes, Mulls, Fine Reps, also Piques and Ottoman Cords for summer skirts.

25c

2,000 Yards of 27 inch

en ir g

uouea

Lawn

at 5c a Yard. Lawns with black, navy and white grounds, with polka dots and figures. Just the fabric for the coming hot days.

Colored

Our Annual June Sale of

Wash Goods

at 10c, 15c and 19c Yard. The patterns and designs far exceed anything we have ever shown. Beautiful sheer fabrics woven with delicate color combinations and printed in handsome flowered effects! Pfjced to vou under the cost of making 28 in. PRINTED CREPES at 10c Yard. The much desired material so easy to launder and deSigned in flowered effects most inviting ORGANDIES AND BATISTES at 15c Yard. Sheer fabrics so pretty for summer wear, the ideal materials for hot weather garments. VOILES, SPIDER MULLS AND PLISSE CREPES at 19c. In all the verv newest effects.

June Sale of Towels 20x38 Turkish Towels, extra heavy 19c 19x38 Linen Huck Towels at 25c Hemstitched and monogram space. 1,000 yards Brown Crash, 50 linen, at 9c yd. 500 yds. Pure Linen Crash, red border 10c yd. 400 yards Pure Linen Brown Crash at 11c yd. 850 yards extra heavy Crash, 20c quality, at. . ,15c yd. Brown Art Crash for Scarfs, Doiles, "is in. at 25c 20 in., 30c 22 in., 35c 25 in., 40c.

DRESS GOODS 36 in. Silk and Cotton .POPLINS Special for this June, sale Black, sand, Copen, white,

navv and Kussian ereen.

June Sale at

BEACH CLOTHS The most popular fabric this summer for suits and skirts; plain, sand or striped, 32, 36 and 4 2 inch wide, at 25c, 59c and 89c yd.

June Sale of Linens 72 in. Silver Bleach Damask at $1.00 yd. 70 in. Full Bleach Damask at $1.00 yd. 60 in. Half Bleach German Damask at 59c yd. 58 in. Pure German Linen Damask at 50c yd. 62x62 Irish Linen Pattern Cloths at $2.48 Hemstitched, napkins to match, at $3.50 doz. 70x70 Hemstitched Pattern Cloths at $3.95 Circular designs, napkins to match $5.95 doz. 36x36 Linen Lunch Cloths at $1.00

vPp jm Roberimm Bm$0 Cbo

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ADDITIONAL SPORT CORBY WINS ON ONE RUN

A Hit and

an lOrror is Ileut St. Joe.

ATIIK.W. May ::.--i layo.l. Mityin ri.!t tint th ullics hav' iitt.u kfd tl;- Turks . th,. Kabo Ti p :'i urinL,- sr-n lims ..f tivnclus ami . .'iipNinir :i t'r'nt 'f two kilometers. Tlif Tutks a t- r inforenl ami in attemptin-: to regain tin- osition were ifpu Ised. The sit'iatinn uf tlie Christian population i f Ahali is hspr;tte.

VICTROLAED AS HIS HOME WAS BURNING .N o Walt'i- For l'lremeii. So l-:cr Ixuly Mako .Merry as l ire Uats JtM'lf Out.

ri;Mi:ns (ynci:. We ofler a choice strain of ,ny I?ran 5 eel for sale. This s-m.I tr.atured :r! an.l sh.owtd a satisfactory ie!tl. Call ijrccr.acj , s. 4 : or h.mm v t.m;(.m:t. L'o:: S . Main .-"t. Tether phone l.'.Tl.

NFAV YOUK. of Nero I'uldliiu

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TIZ" FOB SOflE.

TIREDFEEHH! "TIZ" is grand for aching, swollen, sweaty, calloused feet or corns.

Pull, Johnny, PpUI-

May 30. Tim story while Home burned,

anna rent lv has neiutratcd IxjnK Is

land lire circles. So. when J. Harvey Lnlfw's summer home. Klsinore n his million dollar estate at Clen-.ove, went up in ilamen this morning the brave tire laddies of Seaeliffe and other iuljoinin towns playeil the victrola and ate ham sandwiches. Servants iiscoerel the ttlaze .md Favnl a quantity of furniture and silverware. Calls for help were sent to nearby towns, but when the firemen arrived thev found there was no water. Anions the articles taken from the hou-e :u5 a huse vietrola. T!)e tiremen stumbled across it and Kot it ,oin.u'. Some of the women servants5 I i x t 1 1 up a liuht luneli ami there in the liuht of the ilh-k rinc flames was stairn! a l.omr Island cabaret which

lasted fr setral hours lire had eaten itself out.

of the damage to the estate Is yet pesMMe.

In one of the best inter-hall games played at Not re Da mo this year, Corby defeated St. Joe, 1 to 0, on Cartier field Sunday afternoon. Murphy of Corby and Fries, on the mound for the Saints, pitched excellent ball and the frame was hard fouVit all the way. Corby combined ji hit and an error for ifs tally in the fifth, whllo St. Joe was unable to cross the platter, although within striking distance two or three times. St. Joo 000 000 000 0 Corby 000i 010 00 1 Fries and Andres; Murphy and Myers.

FIWEKS ANNEX CONTEST Defeat the John (Jorgaoz litineh Nine to Seven.

The FiuPks defeated the John Gerpaczs Sunday afternoon ?t Oliver's field by a score of 0 to 7. Although the Fiweks won, they played a ragged

lidding panic, five errors being marked against them. ,

Fiweks 003 L'04 00 : S 3 Kruk and Jones. Atvas and Joe. Two-base hits Horvath. Threc-

: base hits Horvath. liuek. F.ases on J balls off Kruk, 7; off Atvas, 5. Strike 'outs Hy Atvas, 15; by Kruk. Sto-

or until the J b n oases v ox. '; Kruk. l; .Napier, l.

estimate i ' rnplrc Merrick. Scorer McKcei.

FORMER HEAD OF CITY WATER WORKS IS DEAD

GAME GOES TEN INNINGS

Ira s.

Sclirop a Victim of Heart Trouble at lYankfort Saturday.

St. lTorian Defeat the A. Ii. C Team IMglit to Seen.

Ah! what relief. No more tirc4 feet; no more burning feet; r.o more F'.volJen, t-ad smellinsr, sweaty feet. No more soreness in ci.rr.s. callouses, bunNo matter what ails your feet or tvhat tinder the sun you've tried without getting relief, jut use "TIZ." "TIZ" is the only remedy that draws cut dl the prisonous exudations w hich ruff up th ft et. ' TIZ" curs your too", trouble so yeu'll never limp or draw up your fare in pain. Your shoes won't fem ticht and your feet til ne'.er, nv-r hurt or set sore and Fvolt. Think of it. no more foot misery, no mnr n?ony front corns, chJIouvvs cr bun'.nr.s. Gft a 25 cent ,v at any drug store cr department ?tore and get Instant rrlif. V.Var rr.alb r shoes. Junt once try "TIZ." Cxi a whole year's foot comfort for c:dy cu.u Think of 1U

St. Florians and the A F C nine battled 10 innings on the A Ii C diamonds Sunday afternoon before the St. Florians were able to con an S to 7 victory. Zell pitched srood ball for the winners, striking out 1 1 men.

Nov s was receive,! in S.mth Fend J Tjlc iTorians will play the Steve Sue. Li -;' the death of IraS. Sohrp. j dergacz nine next Sunday afternoon formerly m:jh i int-ndent of the city ;uui Would like to arrange games with wa'i r v.,rks. which occurred at theitt.ams m or out of the city. For homo of Mrs. Schp.p s sister. Mrs. PU11CS , an a. F.. Chelminiak. Fell HeTiry Wade, at Frankfort S at urlay j j,i10ne COSj. Home -phone lrt. im -ming. liath w;i caused by lu art i batteries w ere Zell and Naurocki. tnuble. with which Mr. Schrop had , ;.,i MaJionev. Janx and Fell, been suffering for seventh months. j

Mr. Schrop, w ho lived at 71 Fenn-I svlvania av., was conn t ted with the;

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Fols-un Mfg. Co.. F. S. Scott St., at the time of his death. He was a member of the Crace M. H. church and of Harmony camp. No. 7, Woodmen of thv Woibl. F'-sidts his v. ife. he is surv ived by his father. K. c. Schroj of this city. Funeral services will be held at the Wade rs:de:;oe at I'rank fort Monday afternoon at o' lock. Burial will be in the Frank foret cemetery

MILK MAIDS LOSE GAME Four Krror Pro a Ms; Htlp to Michigan City.

! The South. Fend Milk Maid team was defeated at Michigan City Sunday by the i J rays by a score of s to ;ir- . low. the Cray piu her, allowed lh" 1icals Ii! safeties, while I'd. ink eontriblut.d a total of ii. Four rmrs ly

sl'irni. Ki:i)Li:VnUU I'UICIX j Milk Mab'.s hrlptd the Michigan If you neetl pillows, library table ';ty uam to victory. covers, wb.ite laee cent rpleces, or any ' ; iiovIti-s in :o.db ork buy ti'em at i MACK STAKS WIN. .nt nr!r. tbi; vvet-k onlv W .v nod All Stars v. Mack Stars tdayed n

CNclusive des gns nt bi- reduct'.a'.s. MRS. M. A: FHAldCK; dvt. 11 N. Zmn t.

Casslday tiehl All Stars . . . Mack Starfc..

Sunday.

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Costume C217 5 CCnts for each of the above numbers. Advanced Patterns Now on

one-piei

Sale circular

No. 6300 Ladies Skirt with two n

HOUIllCN , No. 6237 Misses new San Toy Russian Blouse: the ml ' most popular garment for outing or tennis. No. 6215 Bathing Suit for women or misses. No. 6326 Women's or Misses' Coat with convertible collar, patch pockets and sash.

STORE CLOSED MEMORIAL DAY MONDAY 1 P. M.

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magazine

Five Months for only 59c The copies each month will be, sent to our store, where you will be expected to call for 'them, insuring you delivery in person each month. During that time they will receive :everal complete novels, "The Monk from Manhattan' bv Margaret Belle Houston, author of 'The Little Straw Wile," "Over Paradise RLige." hy Marie Thompson Davies, author of "The Melting nt Molly' etc.; "One of Fame's Little LavV bv Lienor Ha!lvell Abbott, author of "The White Linen We," "Mollv Make-Believe, " "The World for Sale," by Sir Gilbert Parker, author of "The Ki'ht of Way;" "The Seats of tlu Mightv," etc. Thee will be followed by new serial stories by the following authors, Kathleen Norris," Maxmilian Foster and others. Each issue contains five or ten short stories, jue- and paces of useful household hints, the very newest and smartest of the coming season's styles, and its regular departments. Remember Tuesday, June 1.

Felly a ml Su-ve; S;air, Frank and Harry.

T Wi -1 u o hit s A ft on k i. Las.- hit.- Vr..hK-.-ki. Ri (MY lly. ."; ,,:f l-Yank. 7; 0. Strike--n:t. 1 rv Sllv,

lYaiik. 4; l.y S:..iir. ::

wi-rski and Macwilski.

2. Tiirfe.,n halls off Si'.iir. 12:

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hits N'ahpy. 'iT Nn :. i :

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oiits l)y Xahi-y. 12; hy Heading, S. Sacri:ee hits fVek. Iloycr. Stolen l-aes Struk. " : S; arr. 2; Iirk. IJoycr. L"iiiiir.-s urhy, Junes.

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Tv. o-hvLte

an.', i:. struk; lltadln hits ?truk. Threc-hase

K. cV S. WIN'S. The K. tv S. t-am Ufeate.l tho J. I .'s Minihi.v aftfrnoi-a hy a s-.ire of ; to " at rnsM-Iy's i'kM. Tjfflski wux hard hit hy tho K. v S. crew whilo Ilyd" lield 'trif J. Is to th.-e hintrles. K. v . "12 o 1h2 C 12 4 J. " 1 1' 0 oil 5 5 2 Hyde and ZiIcr; Tafelskl and Z.ilns. Tuc-hase h!t. Tink. Hyde, Teters,

Iwis. Wehhoivc. Tao on hallOfT Hydo. ::; off Taflski. 4. Strike oUts iw )yl i:i; i-y T.tfdski. ItS'tokn !as's ijckr-. 2; "Whhonjc 2; Lewis. ZicrW-r. I'mpirr Sjitr.

Fjietial sal of Art Nrrdlrwrrk at Mrs. M. A. Tralick's, I'll N. Main ?t. Advt.

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