South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 188, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 July 1915 — Page 3

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PROPOSES ONE

VEHHEAD WIRE

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Preset Morris of Works Board Suggests Scheme to Solve Problem Caused by Underground Wiring Ordinance.

That three trk-praph and telephone companies use one ov rh''.il wire on ihe diverin avenue of 1 1 1 r it" was the, puk'-.' --'tiv .solution of the. n 1 1 I rKround v. innt: probhm set before the committee of the -whole of the common couneil by J'res't Morris of the board of works at the regular mee ting of the ommittee Iat. ni;rht. Mr. Morris appeared at the meeting to explain whit action the works board had taken in the matt r of enforcing the r cent uad -r:,'rounl wiring ordinance, whieh it was held by various rfifrrjbers of the cominltte'e, had not been lived up to by local telephone ami telegraph companies. The committee also reported favorably upon two otln.T matters brought to its attention one a p tition for reimbursement on an invalid legal as.cessment salt- of property and the other an appropriation to the board of public works of an error in a IJowinan creek sewer assessment. Ordinance Too Broad. Morris stated that as a result of a meeting with a committee from the i ity council and representatives of the various telephone and other wiring companies of the city, it had been decided that the ordinance was too broad in its scope and the plan of using one overhead cable on the trolley poles on Lincoln way V. and Lincoln Way 11. was suggested. It wa.s said that this plan met with the approval of t ho companies involved. The representatives who were presc nt at the meeting of last week assured the board that the central underground work in the business district would be completed this summer, but would not provide for the work on the two avenues mentioned. Another meeting will be held Friday, July 10, at whieh the board of works, the telephone and telegraph men and members of the common council will be present. At this meeting it is hoped to arrive at some delinite solution of the ditlicuKy. Mr. Morris reported that his board had formed an agreement with residents if Foitage a. from the end of the paement to Iliverview cemetery v. hereby c ertain portions would be oiled. Member of the council objected t this method, and stated that if any were to le treated, all should be given a coat f oil. .Mr. Morris replied that the works board would probably start u resolution to that effect. "Dead Poles Coin-. He also stated that in the matter of removing "de id" polos those left standing alter the wires had bfen remuMil the Home Telephone Co. had been delmqm nl in responding to suggestions by the board and that it was only aft r a lei.;iite plan of action had been established, that good results were obtained. lie stated that the 1 'bs were hcii-g removed daily at present. An ordlnar.ee granting the Mary F. Albright estate '.::. tbi, the amount of the overcharge on an assessment, reportcd favorable to the council. The .1 sst v--in r.t w;ui made on property near tue Fownum sewer, the amount being ? LM r,.:,n. n was later found that the asst ssment should ha e been only M '.!. :n. A petition from Mark L. Frummitt was turned over to the city attorney. In the petition he asks that he he paid 5 T ; . ; t and the interest on this amount from Feb. 1.'?. l'.il 1. According to his petition, he purchased a lot at auction on that date at the amount due on a lot as the assessment for the Kenwood av. and the Meade st. trunk sewer. It was Liter found that the assessment had been paid and the sale was not valid. "ity Atty. Seel. in was instructed to take up the batter of collection of the assesstiH nt with the sower contractor, who. it was alleged, had inadvertently collected the money twice.

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LITTLE GIRL RUN 001 BTAUT0 MAY OE Anna Talos, Four Years Old, Runs in Front of Machine Crossing Chapin St.

.in.iA .lij:n's wild vi:st with tiii; iu tiii:iu aim snows.

The Kutherford Greater Show." showing all this week on the Washington av. show grounds under the auspices of the local order of M in se, aro without doubt the largest and most entertaining carnival company seen in this city in a long time. The lirst two days of the show haw passed all expectations as for an attendance is concerned, and it is to be supposed that the remainder of the week will see even larger crowds as the shows are making a host of friends at every performance. Chief among the attractions is the Ii Tiose electric fountain. This well known spectacular show ha the reputation of being the most beautiful of nil liro and water productions ami has several new features never seen here before. (leorge 11 Rose, the Inventor, has the show under his personal direction all this week and the publu will have the chance of seeing the only electric t mntain in the world at Its best. The autodrome is a new departure in dromes, being larger and using automobiles and motorcycles at the same time and with the same dare-devil recklessness as the motorcycles alone used to be driven.

At the athletic arena Paul llowser, '

the in J pound champion, is meeting! big ticket selling contest all comers and will pay a forfeit of taken Thursday, July S, at

.? 1 0 to anyone, reardle.-s of wiirht. Miat he fails to throw in 10 minute-!. In conjunction with limvyT there are two lady wrst'eis who will meet any lady wrotler in the city and ;,gr e to defeat them in live minutes. Several "ood local men have signified their willingness to m-et Powser and some line bouts are expected at every performance. Submarine f-T' is another new one and is the big laugh of the season. This show guarantees, a laugh for very second of the entire show, and the crowds of pleasure seekers coming from the doors at all times are proof that they are living tip to their reputation. The band concerts under the direction of Prof. Marrinzina are proving very popular .and they will be continued every afternoon and evening during trie remainder of the week. The Moose ticket selling contest stands as follows: (Trace Meech 1 , r. 0 Marie (Jinther l.i'Of. Iora Koleeki 1,2 so riorcnec Church 1, ft 10 Catherine Kifauirt -07. A. Olson sio i:ila Norton S03 V San seek CIO

Result of third count in I-. O. o. M.

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Anna Talos. four years old. living at 71! 1-1' W. Xapi;r st., was probably fatally injured Tin. sday night when f-ho was struck by an automobile driven by C.eorge Chartie. chauffeur for Mrs. James C. Hay, lll'l S. Main ft., who was In the ear, at li vision and Chapin st.. Mrs. Kay was coming ea; t en Division st. while the Talos girl in company with rev ral (.'Inr children was gaing north on "hapin : t. According to Mrs. Itay the child darted across directly in front of the auto when the machine was b-s than its own length away. The chauffeur applied the braks but the distance was too short and the gir! was thrown violently to the pavement, striking head foremost. According t bystanders, the machine was driven away almost immediately, the occupants not stopping to ascertain if the child was seriously hurt or not. Someone, however, got the license number. Ir. osrar VonP.arandy and Dr. J. P.

Pcrteling were called to attend the child, which w:i removed to its home by Ir. VonParandy and they gave out tlo statement, late last night, that the child was probably fatally injured, there being symptoms of a fracture of the skull. TlU' chibl was bleeding profusely from the left car and mouth "hen picked up by Dr. VonParandy and was vomiting blood until n late hoar. The child, who is the daughter of James Talos. had been cautioned by her parents not to leave the yard, but ran away Tuesday nigh, in company with several other children. Her mother is confined to her bed and her condition was rendered serious by the accident to the little girl.

SUSTAIN SWEDEN PROTEST Denmark and Xorway Side in on Neutrality Ureak of Kuia.

LO.VPON, July 7. A dispatch from Periin says Denmark and Norway sustain the protest by Sweden against tho violation, by Russia of Swedish neutrality in the recent naval battle off the island of Ootha. Russia has apologized to Sweden for the fact that "a Ftray shell accidentally fell within Swedish waters owing to a fog," during the Russian pursuit of German vcs'spIf. Whether this apology will be considered sufficient by Sweden remains to be seen; according to the Herman version, not one hut several shells fell within Swedish waters, one of them even hitting a Swedish lighthouse.

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and at the fashionable cafes and hotels by her wonderfully effective owns. Put in "The Devil's Daughter," her garments outdo in amazing effects anything she has yet worn. On the same program will be seen the famous Panzer troupe of European acrobats in a complete and novel vaudeville performance. This is one of the first attempts to reproduce an acrobatic act on the screen and it has proven highly successful. On Thursday the Dasalle'.s program will be devoted principally to the exploitation of Florence Reed in "iler Own "Way." This is a dramatic subject once used with great success by Maxine Elliott and it has been adapted for screen purposes because of the peculiar fitnoss of the principal character to Miss Heed's charming personality. Her peculiar type of dark beauty photographs with remarkable clearness and in this story of Clyde Fitch's there are five acts of captivating sentiment. Miss llcde will be recalled as the attractive star of "The Yellow Ticket" and previous to that the leading lady of Walker Whiteside in "The Typhoon."

RAISE P. M. SALARIES Tlioe Showing Increase in Iiiisines Are) Rewarded.

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postmasters in the United States

Tuesday were increased as a. result of increased postal receipts while there was a cut of $."00 in the salaries of 1.-2S postmasters whose olliees showed a 1 usincs.s decrease during the

liscal year, announced.

Postmaster Gen. Purlcson

wanted rou win: desertion. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. July 7. E. V.. llurton. aged I'm years, said to be wanted in P.eloit, Wis., to answer a charge of wife desertion was arrested here Tuesday charged with being a fugitive from justice.

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