South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 253, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 10 September 1915 — Page 16

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NEWS OF INDIANA and MICHIGAN I

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10 MEET III LAFAYETTE H. A. Rowe of Elkhart Chosen Vice Chief Ranger of Organization. ELKHART. S-pt. F. Th fourteenth triennial convention of tlx Indiana hiRh court, Independent rd r of Foresters, eio.-. d Thursday to meet In Lafayette in 1.1S. II. A. Uo.ve .f . Illkhart was chosen vh-chief ranker. Other otticrrs arc: Past hiirh chi. f ranker. J. a. Hartinan of Kvansvillo; hiu'h chief ranker, Harry W. Skean, Terr - Haute; hull yccrctary, W. W Wilson, Indianapolis; high treasurer. Frank 1'.. Ally. Indianapolis; hiuh physician. Or. I). A. Cox of Howell. The new hit-'li chief rant,vr announced the following appointments: HiKh orator, Mrs. Mary Freuer of Pom; high journal secretary, C. 15. Lonwell, Iansport: hih organist. Mr. AKnes Ward, Klkhart: hU'h senior woodward, Koy AnKelton, Brazil: hitfh junior woodward, Henry Kuhn, Kvansville; hih marshal. A. M. Mulford. Lafayette; hih conductor, Mr?. Klla Kuhn, i:ans ille; hitfh messetiger, A. Fnderwood, Tern; Haute; hl?h sei.jor headle, W. L. '.Matthews, Fllwood; hU'h junior beadle, A. Ii. C. .Smith, Anderson. Thirteen of the If, township trustees in Klkhart attended the picnic and business meeting of trustees held at Goshen. These trustees with three presidents of boards of town schools, by a vote of M to I,, adopted a resolution favori;iK the employment of a county agricultural au'ent under certain conditions, and inaugurated a radical departure in the method of folding township institutes. The gist of the n solution aelopted is that an agent reeommende el by I'unlue university shall be adopted, provided tho man will serve fer $1,.100 a year, charge but live cents a mile for mileage, agree not to exceed $o0 mileage any one month ner more than $240 mileage for the entire year, to have ollice days in lVkhart. Napjianee, Millcrsburir. Middlebury, F.risted and other towns ef the county, as well as at Goshen, and come up to the other qualifications demanded eif county agents. The former agent, C. L. Coffeen, was paid $1!.0K a year and a five cent mileage and wanted to charge a seven cert mileage. He resigned because it would net be alloweel. Nicholas Paul IMckrell, 10 years olel. son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde 1'ickrell, who live two and a half miles southeast of Bristol, died Wednesday, following two operations for appendicitis. One operation was performed Monday and the second on Tuesday. A brother, Wxiuferd, survives, with the parents. Fred C. Smith of Melchcr av. is to he arraigned hi a justice court Friday on the charge of catching bass that are less than the legal size. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF STATE WILL MEET Interesting lYogram Is Arranged For Gat! cring This .Month at Capital. 3XDTANATOLTS. Sept. 10. County, township and city officials who come to attend the annual convention of tho -County Commissioners' association of Indiana to 1h held at the Hotel Serverin. Set. 2S. 2 9 anil CO. will receive a cordial Housie-r welcome from this city. The Chamber ef Commerce, automobile manufacturers and business men generally are assisting the local officials of the association in arranging suitable entertainment for the visitors. Albert F. Zeaxing, secretary of the organization, has sent out invitations to county auditors, surveyors, county attorneys and township officials to attend the convention which he say will be in the nature of an educational conference. Besides the county officials the mayors of 100 cities with the-lr official families have been invited. In fact the association urges all county, city and township ofllcials te attend. The convention promises to be specially interesting to highway officials since the topic of "good roads' is to be a premvitvnt one. Besides receiving the bon:it of the sessions, the visiting officials will have an opportunity of inspecting more than 1,; 500.000 worth of public improvements now uneler way in Indianapolis. Tho construction of the White river i'rtdgo at Washington st., the l!oe.l prevention levees and the Bogue's Hun draining system will be visited y tho ofhciaJs, Numerous feature of social talnment are b-ing arranged, planneel to have an evening ei' enterIt is "eats" on tho roof garden of the everin. nn afternoon at the Speedway to see nn exhibition race and a isit to the Ford plant, as well as numerous motoring tours about the city. 0BN0XI0USFISH SEINED Harbor at .Iukcgon cart hctl For All Hut Game lMdi. .MCICFC N Mich.. Sept. 10. For the second time within the past two years the lake harbor is being seined for obnoxious !ish. A se.. I.iiuu-h and rowboat are being operated e:i the lake, and nets are being worked from the ncow. livery effort is b ing made to not kill any ga:v. f;h and while i-- number of bass were rais.-d in the net today they wore returned to the lake no worse for tht- experience. JITNEY DRIVER MISSING Takes Facngor aiui Siart Fr Coil' it r hiappcai. FLINT. .iich.. Sept. le. -eleorge J. Beers, a jltr.ey bus druer. 'J J years old. hu been mis-dm: since Saturday night, i-nd the- police are trying io find sonic trace of hi 'hereabouts. Siturday nU'ht Bers passed his brother, who a'so lries a jitney J.u. n jaginaw st.. and call, d to him thai lie had a party to take e)Ut in the country. Sine' then no word has ixeri received from hiiu.

WAS PUSHED OFF TRAIN Chicago Iid Blames Companieui r Hi-. Injuries. IFAYI-:tTI:. Ind.. Sept. 10. Charles .Sneed, j7j years old, who said his home is in Chicago, was injured Thursday by a Monon freight train, one of his arms being cut ejff and his right side crushed. Sneed had beardcd a. north bound freight train, and e ithT fell or was pushed from tho train, a few miles north of the city. He was brought to the hospital hero, and tedd the police that two boys who were riding on the train, demandej money from him. and pushed him eff when he refused to give it to them. His condition is se rious. The police notified the authorities at Brookston, and the two boyj on the train were taken into custody rind brought here. They said their names were Farl Thompson 18 years (dd, and Karl Pruitt. 17 rars old. They denied they pushed need off the train, but they are being held in jail here pending the outcome of Sneed's injuries. FACE PAINFULLY BURNED Fnciiiy Tos4s Carbon .chl at Bruil Woman. BRAZIL. Ind., Sept. 10. After receiving several anonymous letters warning her of danger. Miss B?rothy Fnglehart. ela lighter rf Mr. and Mrs. Hdward Fnglc ha rt, . south of Brazil, stepped out ef her home last evening and the cemtonts of a glass of carbolic aedd was thrown into her face. She was painfully burned on her cheeks and chin, but none o! the acid gt into her eyes. Miss Knglehart has been receiving these letters f"er some time. .She has beautiful blond hair, and it is said that part ef it was cut off during her slee-p, after she had rc-ceived a letter stating that this weuild be elone. Miss F.ngl chart has no enemies that she knows ef, ami is at a loss to know why she shoulel be assailed. Two young women ef the vicinity are under subicion. MAY PLEA SELF-DEFENSE Trial of Jelm Caixui Accused of Double Murder te Start Srem. JACKSON', Mich.. Sept. 10. Among the 10 criminal cases listcel for trial at the .September term of the circuit court which opens .Sept. i:i is that ef John Carson, charged with the killing of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary Palmer, and Hdward Madden. There has been considerable speculation as to what defense Carson will offer and officials of the jail, from conversations with the prisoner, express the belief that Carson will claim that the shooting ef Mrs. Palmer was an accident. Should he by any chance be acquitted on this charge, and brought to trial for the murder ejf Madden, he would claim that the latter was shot in self-defense. CAN'T FIND GRAND JURY Woman's Xame Among Those Drawn at Terre Haute. TFRRK JLAUTE, Ind., .Sept. 10. After threo days effort Judge Pulliam has been unable te obtain a grand Jury for the circuit court for the September term. The jury commissioners todaj' drow the names of William 11. Carsons of Sugar Creek and Jehn W. Myers of Riley, both farmers, to fill 'the vaoancy still cnisting. In drawing names to till vacancies on the superior court Jury the names of Archibald Boyll of Linton township was taken from the box, but notice was not served by the sheriff when it was learned that the name was that ef a woman. It is the first instance, as far as known here, of a woman being drawn for jury service in Vigo county. HURT FEEDING ANIMALS Ijafayctte Man's Arm is Torn by CircaLeopard. LA FAY FTTH. Ind., Sept. 10. Leopold Dryfu, one of lifayette's wealthiest business men, is suffering from a badly lacerated right arm, tho result of trying te feed wild animals in a circus which was showing here last night. Dryfus, who conducts a packing plant and several meat markets, was feeding fresh meat to a leopard, when the animal stuck its paw through the cage and tore Dryfus' arm open from he shoulder to the wrist. He was badly frightened and is suffering also from nervous shock. STABBED BY PRISON MATE Aren Com let Attacks Man Who Discovers Blaze in Shop. JACKSON. Mich., Sept. 10. William O. Sutton, one of the "bad" record men at Jackson prison, who is serving his fourth sentence f er arson, may be charged with murder. According to prison eufioiuls, Sutton, who comes from Lansing, started a tire in one of the prison shops. The tire was discovered by Convict Charles Smith, a life man from Eaton Kapids, who extinguished the blaze. This so enraged Sutton that he rushed at Smith and with a sharp l;nife slashed hU throat, neck, head, shoulders and back so shockingly that C2 stitches were required to close the wounds. BOY CHEWED BY BEAR Leans Against Bars or Cage and is So'ed by Huge Captie. PI:T SKi:V. Mich.. Set. 10.--1M-v.ard Loe her. eight-year-old son jf lr. J. M. l.oehe r of Dewitt. is in a Pctoskey hospital with perhaps fatal injuries "as a result of going too close to the bears' pen at the zh) in the t itv park here. The boy leaned against the bars of the big cage and one of the bears r. ached through and while he held the lad with his pa.vs, laoerated terriblv with his teeth. The boy frightfully gashed rn the right arm and foot, pieces of flesh muscle torn away. The bear linully driven away with clubs. him was hip. and was

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MURDERING GOLLfNS Logansport PIan is Held For Killing of Boy at Young America. LOGANS POP. T, Ind.. Sept. 10. Interest in the murder case of Waller Colhns, lj years old, whose body was. found near Young America Monday, with a bullet hole in the back of his head, was transferred momentarily to the Cass circuit court yesterday. Kltis Wood, 2'J years old, was to have been brought into court by J. I. Stanley, sheriff, on habeas corpus proceedings started by attorneys for Wood, who asserts his innocence of the murder, but attorneys; for Wood asked a conti.iuance which was granted by Judge Moses B. Lairy. A crowd that had gathered to see Wood, left tho court room disappointed. Coroner Charge's Murder. James V. Nelson, coroner, has filed an affidavit charging Wood with murder in the first degree, and a justice of the peace set next Monday for the preliminary hearing. Wood, when before the justice, pleaded not guilty, after which the hearing was continued. The action of filing tho charge against Weoel was taken by the authorities because of the notice that had been given of the habeas corpus proceedings. Jealousy, the authorities assert, is the motive which inspired Wood to kill Collins. Wood has made several conflicting statements regarding his actions em the night of the mureler, and officials believe he is slightly unbalanced mentally. When asked if he knew who killed Collins, Wood lowered his voice to a whisper an el said: "Well, sir, I think it was white slavers. There's been a gang of them from Louisville around Younc America, and they've priced the girls. I know, because I overheard tve of them talking in the graveyard of Center church during the home-coming celebratieui." Luella Foreman, the 14-year-old schoolgirl, for whom Wood is thought to have had a secret infatuation, when questioned about Wood, said: "Why, he is a man. He used to come ami see my father and brother, but he never said anything to me, and I hardly ever spoke to him. He's big." She said she had exchanged photographs with Collins ami that he wore her ring. WOMEN ARE ELIMINATED Jackson Female Voters Plaee Mien on Schoed Boa re I at Fle'ctiem. JACKSON. Miss., .Sept. 10 Women were entirely eliminated frenn the boai d of education at Tuesday's election. Three male trustees were chosen, while a similar number of women candidates were turned down. The board the coming year will have no women members, for the first time in 25 years. A somewhat pewhat peculiar feature of the cle-etiem culiar feature of the election was the rejection of the women candidates by their sisters, who untnumbered the male voters two or three te one. ALLEGES PERSECUTION Owosso Man Names AH"tiers in Suit For $23,000 Damages. OWOSSO. Mich.. Sept. 10. A $2 3.000 damage suit, alleging conspiracy anel malicious prosecution, was filed in circuit court by Hugh McDonald against Louis C. Hall, sr., Louis C. Hall, jr., W. F. Gallagher, president of the state savings bank, and K. J. Herrick, deputy sheriff. McDonald was arrested in the parlors of the bank several months ago by Deputy Herrick, after it was alleged, he had accepted $5,000 in marked bills to prevent his daughter's returning to the state to testify against the younger Hall. The latter was accused e)f a statuteuy offense. SAVES ONE; ONE DIES Man Swims Ashore With Girl But Her Companion is Drowned. DETROIT, Sept. 10. Heroic effects by Fdward .Smith, cashier at the Belle Isle bath house, saved Caroline Ilautman from drowning at 7 o'clock Wednesday night at the north end of Belle Isle, but her l athiu; coripaMi, Joe Friendman. 17 years old, of J4 1 Rivarel St., went elown and perished in the water. He was a student of the university of Michigan, law department. HORSE, BUGGY AND MAN FOUND IN KANKAKEE Sheriff Unable te Throw Light on Strange Drowning Near Hammond. HAMMOND, Sept. 10. The body of Russell Carius. 76 years old, and his horse and buggy were found in the Kankakee rier late Wednesday by Arthur Schutz of Hammond and Ben Fouli. a hotel keeper, and so far Sheriff Henry Whitaker has been able to throw no light on the strange drowning. The bodies and bugy were found near the Diana club, where the current is swift. It is beliext d that Canus hail anedher person in the buggy with him and search is beinur made. Cariu. was a rancher employed on the Neil Brown ranch, erne theory is that he was forced off the bridge into the river below. STAHL GETS 18 MONTHS German IU-enit Tine-el fer Perjury llt-laliw to l.u-itania. - NEW YOKK. .oj)t. 10. Qustav Stahl. the- Cn-rman ror it who Fven ho saw fiur kuhs n tho I.u?itania just lcfoie .hc ?aiNil from horo on her last trip, but admitted latt-r his artkiavit was falso ami t-ntoreul a lloa of truilty to iorjury. wa 5:1tnood Thursday ly F.-de-ral Jud.o Houh to IS me.nths impri-nnu-nt in tho federal prison at Atlanta and to pay a rino of $1. Then was no evidonco that Stahl was working under orders when h-s swore ho siw the guns.

MAN LEFT PENAL FARM FxctiM That Babies Were Sick Win-Su-pcnelcd Sentence. GBFFNCA.STLi:, Ind., Sept. 10. Carl Butler of Aurora, who Monday pleased guilty to escaping from the pe nal farm, was rele ase el by Judge Hughes, who suspended the sentence, pending good behavior. Butler cscapvd from the farm after lie received a letter from his wife, telling hirr. his two babies were sick. Butler is the second man arrested for escaping from the farm who has escaped serving a prison sentence. The other was Fred Price. 17 years old. who was ieleased by Judue Hughes when his sister came here and pleaded for him.

FUGITIVE IS CAPTURED Arroted For Drunkenne: Inmate of Slate Hospital Is Hecosnucel. ! CO AVI) T?.VTrrw Mlnh SJr-r.t 10. Herman Van Ham, who escaped from the Michigan State hospital at Kalamazoo last Sundav niuht. was I captured in the Grand Itapids police j court yesterday morning. He was (about to have the court on payment of a fine for drunkenness when he wad recognized by an olP.cer. BRIEFS INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Gov. K.tlsdon has issued a proclamation designating e)ct. 7 as Iiiley day, and urging the people of the state to set aside the day te honor James Whitcomb iiiley, the poet. EVANS. VILLK. Ind. Tho county council of Spencer county, Indiana, meeting at liockport, reduscd to mako an appropriation of 100,000 for a new court hous. . VALPARAISO. Ind. The lifeless body ef a man was found on the railroad tracks here v'th a crushed skull. He had a le ter from A. W. Neht of Chicago stating that the bearer was Fred P. Dengel, worthy, and had been in his employ for eight years, had tuberculosis and was trying to help himselves by selling pencils. TIPTON, Ind. Thieves entered tho homo ef William Newiand, at Sharpsville, Ind., Wednesday, after chloroforming the family, the thieves ransacked the house. They stole $7 5 from Mr. Newland's trousers pocket. Mrs. Xewlands is sick from effects of tho drug. HARTFORD CITY, Ind. Charles Ritter, a butcher, chaseel a burglar two miles in his bare ft-et Wednesdaynight but was unable te catch him. Hitter's feet were badly bruised as tho thief ran in a street where crushed stone was recently spread. MFNCIH. Ind. Fben Botts, who sheared a livery horse of mane anel tail when on a "je)y r'.dc" was lineel anifl sentenced fo the penal farm Wednesday. The sentence was suspended on hi.s promise of good behavior. TIPTON. Ind. The poolroom of Montford Scudder at .harpsville was entered by a thief when the propriete)r was in front laughing at the fun of a medicine vender. The cash register was robbed of about $00. FORT WAYNE. Ind The foundry and pattern storage houses of the Western Gas Construction Co. was burneel early todav One hundred men men will be out ef employment for a time. The damage is estimated at $25,000. The origin of the lire has not yet been learned. VALPARAISO, Ind. Raymond Jeuriwicz. 15 months old. living with his parents near ( liesterton, sat on a kettle ef hot potato peelings and wa seriously burneel. He is expected to recover. MILTON, Ind. Mrs. B. M. Kern entertained Mrs.' Anna Rothermel, Mrs. J. L. Wike and Mrs. Sarah Lemmon of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Carrie Boyer at elinner. Their combined ages wer 421 years. Mrs. Rothermel is 12, Mrs. Kern IC. and Mrs Wike SS. RFSHVILLF. Ind. A bolt of lightning entered Fred R. Beale's home on a clonics nne. strucK tne not plates over which Mrs. Beale was working, knocking her down, and passed through the stove' zinc and floor into ground. PF.TOSKKY. Mich.- Three hundred Flks attending the lirst lodge session in the new Flks' temple here, were addressed bv Gov. Ferris. KALAMAZOO. Mich. Trial of Dr. Alice Baker Ellsworth's divorce' .suit against Dr. George Ellsworth is attracting considerable attcntieut in social and medical circles. GRAND RAPID!?. Mich.--Kalama-zoo-Grand Rapids oleetrio railway officials announce that a trans-state freight scrviee. with tars operating ht.-t.wcen this city and Detroit daily, will oe installed soon. Several new freight cars have been ordered, it is staud. i r jAFKON. Mich. Tor years this city has leer. lighted in the business ehstrlct with strings of oveihead in-III anih"-ior.t lamps, ami now th; moch-talkod-of boulevard l:;:hrir.g rysteiri is to become a reality, an order for ! posts ha ving been placed. ' OWOSSO. Mich. Eight raits will be withdrawn fe'Iov. in- s itVraent of litigation ;n the Lcnnc.n bank's aff airs. Suits to dropped include two for MO.oan r.ri; for slander ef George Haftre-r against the bank, rin-T of Peter U. I-:to:i r --riinst Her- : eit A. Collins. JACM.-i X. Mich. Anthony )- -rr. .Io.- Connors and 1 1 : 1 t 1 1 llMrar In.-, iliric Jarksitn yo-mi-c n n. ;r- uml r arrest chared with larceny ol" an air toniohilo ouiud by I-"ra:i'.; A. Carroll. Tlie trio wore arrested in Clinton hile- cnrouti' to Toioeio vlth th" sto-lt-n ear. ALLIMAX. Mich. IJu'htniu-r sthi. Ic tho barn of Alfred Clark, liu- - . : i . t. i ii ... .. . . l :. I,.... ,! i in:i'"s rioiiii ei; ,uv-.ui ..mi il ujiav u ! to tho irround. Another barn b--l h'r.'-rin--; to ;'I;;ik. a short tli stance? also ' artially away, caught :;ro and wa.s stroyed. I'amaue. $J.."U'. citvtrt-d by insurant-e. Till: OII LOT KKVIKW p-lN hiii. ill i:iYct"r h.iw J.' buy ,i::tl -.vli.it tt) buy. rablisLe-.l bv .T.d.n Muir .V '... ed " r.r.i.-itlw.iy. N,-v York City. $1 a yrar. S'.-::d ftr fri- s.unpb ftpls.

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