South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 4, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 4 January 1916 — Page 9

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

MISHAWAKA I general news MISHAWAKA

m OHE HOUSE FOR ill Unusual Condition Prevails New Arrivals Seek Accommodation Elsewhere. Arrordint? to real cst.ito inon, the-re ! at prrs nt on'y oru h'uso for rent n Mi.sha waka, and this is oru that cannot hy any str -u-h f imagination he called iiiirdfin. This unu.-u.il condition of thiriKH is heinK severe ly f 1 1 Jy many of the new artisans with their fa milks who continue to arrivo In the rity daily to take up positions in "ne or the other of the Foveral lari: manufacturing establishments. Not only is the dearth of houses heintf felt, hut it Is almost Impossible to obtain rooms for liijht housekeeping or even accommodaon with lo.iKin privileges only. Monday afternoon a family con-j-ij-ting of husband and wife arrived in th city. Th" former hid obtained a r)oi position in on of the factories. The first thins they sot nhout wax to look up a place to live in. Their household Foods were in a Car at the railway depot and they were anxious to Ket settled as soon as possihle. They saw every real estate man in the city; they read the classified advertisements in the local paper.-; they walked th .streets, until lnte at niffht making enquiries as to obtaining accommodations, and finally pave it up as a fad joh. In the meantime they will live in the hotel until they can find what they want so hadly. This Is not an isolated case hy any means, and that the lack of living accommodate, s in the city is assuming a s-rioiJs aspect is acknowledged hy many of the citizens of Mishawaka. Already a larre percentage of the arrivals in the city the past several weeks have been forced to ol.tuin shelter in South Pend, and tiniess some steps are taken to remedy this condition very soon. Mishawaka is kuu to contrihute consideraldy towards the next census of the former city. Another condition prevailing at FOR A BAD COUGH Here is a fine old-fashionetl recipe for coughs, colds or catarrh trouble that has hen used for many years with ere it success. CJet from Wettick's Cut Hate Medicine .ton- or any druyuist 1 oz. of l'armint (Doubio Strength) and add to it 1-4 pint of riot w;iter and 4 oz. of granulated suirar. Tako one tahk-spoonf ul 4 times a day. No more racking your whole body with a coMh. Closed nostrils should ptn. air passages of ('ir head clear up so you can breathe freely. It is easy to prepare, costs little and is pleasant to take. Anyone who has a stubborn eolith, or hard cold or catarrh in any form should uive this prescription a trial. Advt.

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JANUARY TWELFTH We take this opportunity of aain calling your attention to the fact that 4'i interest from the very'lifst of 'January will be paid on all money deposited in the Savings Department of this hank on or before JANUARY TWELFTH. We shall be pleased to have you open an account with any amount that suits your convenience and we assure you of prompt and courteous attention at all times. A steady nnvinir Savings Account with this strong bank is one of the best assets you can have. In a surprisingly short time your rainy day fund will be big enough to saye you from trouble and worry" in times of hardship or to help bring you prosperity. Our leans are all made to people who reside In St. Joseph Co. Mishavaka Trust & Savings Company

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(the preterit time is the lack of bury-! in facilities. The city c emetery is I tilled to overtlo-A int? ; only two j-'raves not privately owned are vacant, and when these are occupied, the present TJod's acre'' will he closed. Several schemes towards establishing a new cemetery for the city nave heen launched w ithin the past few months, hut not one f them have materialized so far. These and other matters pertaining to the welfare of the city will he some of the problems which will occupy the time of the new chamber of commerce once it gets settled down to business. ! V I. .... -JL. .1, J, '.. .. , , 'i- '( ,- 'r ,- t I BOWLING SCORES J - -J V V- -'' , r , f. r ,tCITY I K. ALASKANS !:!. Linn p',s Si.mj) 174 PWhiey I.".'", Went p.'i I!; FMli ap !;; 11 J 11." 17' 117 n:s n:s s77 I.V. !. 1ST. Hi 1MI 4"7 4.'. ; 4''l i::t ICS Tot. u lllsassli:.' Plerltart ....... K imliliii h M - Kin a A r;t u'e '.J 4 s.-,4 ';v, I.V. 4o; on:; ."4M r.pi Ml 1st ss 17; 1 1 ss I Avcnu'e Handicap TotaN iuj.plaksl.'iN:is"er "aril.!.. II VeiMi L.dmiuu IIoIStlUJlM Aut.i;v II;.nIl ilp Totals P.iiye Kepinol, Steveiii I v 11 ti .lei Ii' .lll Ilandi. a Totals II ILK YS tUV lss IV Ml 147 Ku ;m;i P'.7 11" 17 ll'H 17 17." 14", l."7 I.V. iiö l."7 4'.1 ll--' Us 410 ...1 14s .-.U7 ... 10. lio :.!;! s4 1717 170 144 11 - I.V. 1M 17s IUI 14.". lis 177 i::r 17s 4fn 4."; 4.V. 4.".. k I s.ss ll'l 110 YM M b"o M' 1.-.0 17; i:::i :s 171 114 I.V. 4-.1 410 t'.tl' V. L'.tt , II. ('. Lott I At onijre 1 v ,-,4 i 17s 47:. Kulm IIalidit"il Total Tilery i;npiA u lt-n 1 a ii &r h .... IM11 Ycder IIan-ll:ip Totals l'.s ss S7s :oi p:i l.ll'O IV i:;o pc. l 1.V. 171 1.7 141 111.-. lis 111 p;; 114 im 10.". 4P.4 r.iTs 4'-,0 47 J ' s;s mi 1017 isi it; SON' MKS Ol- IWIXMOMA. JJverett Ward Schalliol. the 11-months'-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Tod ! Schalliol, of nine miles southeast of Mishawaka, died Monday morning at 9 o'clock after a week's illness of pneumonia. He was horn Feb. 22, nur. The funeral will be held from the residence Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock and from the Tamarack Methodist church at 2 o'clock. Rev. l. D. Spangler, pastor of the First Fvancelical church of this city, will olliciate. P.urial will be in the Ferrisville cemetery. Kini'RNS TO SCHOOL. Miss Helen I'um'. daughter of Mr. (and Mrs. O. K. Iang. Lincoln highjway K.. has returned to I'eoria. 111., '. alter having spent the Christmas holidays with her parents. Miss Lang is attending a finishing school in the Illinois city. large but how safe. Savings Co. H

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BUSINESS IN 10 MEET ii Present Association Will be Disbanded and Chamber of Commerce Formed. There will be a meetine: of the Uusiness Men's association in the Finch & Sprajrue undertaking parlors Tuesday night, Jan. 11. This will in all probability be the last meeting of this organization, which has been in existence many year?. Its place will be taken by a new chamber of commerce, which is to b.i organized in Mishawaka by the McKeand Service Co. of Indianapolis and towards which a number of prominent business men have already subscribed their names. Representatives of the concern will be present at the meeting and will outline their plans and commence a membership campaign without delay. Office quarters will be secured, a stenographer employed, and efforts made to arouse interest in the project throiiKhout the city. It is hoped to enlist the aid of the manufacturers in the new- organization, and with their assistance it is not feared but that the scheme will be brought to a Kuccessful issue. It is planned to raise $7,500 as a nucleus towards a permanent fund to be used in carrying out the practical work of the chamber. At the next and last meeting of the IUisiness Men's association it is probable that a president and officers will be appointed for the chamber of commerce. J. de Lorenz! is the president of the existing organization, hut has intimated that he will not be able to again act in that capacity. win douijlt: iini)i:ii. Ily the stellar pitching of Ewald for the K. O. T. M.'s in the last game of the double header of the Fraternal Indoor league Monday evening, the contest with the W. O. W.'s ended in a shut out for a score of 2 4 runs for the former. The first game ended seven and six for the K. O. T. M. team. HACK ntOM OHIO. Miss Freda Rash. 7 IS 12. Joseph st., has returned from Ada, Ohio, where she spent the holidays as the guest of her sLster, Mrs. F. K. Wilson, who previous to her marriage was employed at the Home telephone olhce.

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PRINCIPAL ATTENDED DAUGHTER'S ARRIVAL Prof. I"). Vv. Horton, principal of the high school, was scheduled to address the members of the department of literature of the Woman's club Monday afternoon. His subject was down in the year book as "Inventions." The address was to have commenced at 3:30, and by that time a large number of the members had assembled in the entertainment parlors of the Methodist Memorial, church. The principal is known to have some extremely radical views on the subject, and in eonsequence the attendance of women was larger than usually is the case at these meetings. The time for the meeting was up, hut the principal was non est. However, the audience good naturedly decided to give him 15 minutes' grace. At the end of that time he was still an unknown quantity, and an equal numher of minutes were again voted. The half hour had expired and still no Horton. During the wait there was much suppressed talk among the women, and it was finally decided to adjourn. Various reasons were advanced for the non-appearance of the pedagogue, but not one of them hit the mark. The mystery of the strange absence of the lecturer, however, was solved during the evening when the blame for the contretemps was all put on a bouncing baby girl which had arrived to Mr. and Mrs. Horton in the new maternity ward of the St. Joseph's hospital during the early hours of the evening. Congratulations were greatly In order around the Horton residence.

CLAX IJARKY CHII'r 1 1 121 IK. Robert McNeil, chief of the Scottish Clan Rarry of Washington, I). C, was a visitor to the city Monday. Dr. J. R. Greene of 550 Lincoln way W.f is an old and particular friend of the family, and every time any of its members happen to be within 100 miles or so of Mishawaka they make it a point to visit the doctor. ciumrs to mf.kt yi:infsiay. The Rrotherhood chorus, a recently formed musical organization, will meet for practice at the home of G. A. Maurer, 301 Edgewater dr., Wednesday evening. The chorus has a membership of 2 2, all said to be first class musicians. TUP. MISHAWAKA TKUST AND SAYINGS CO. The hank that originated the Christmas Savings club in Misha waka, assisted 1,200 people in hav ing $26,000 for Christmas. Join our club now forming. Advt.

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FRIDAY Kolfe Photoplays, Incorporated, Presents Rupert lluhe Circa t SUe Success "THE BRIDGE OF BIGGER MAN" With the Accomplished Dramatic Actor HENRY KÖLKER In the Star Part. cniLDRi:x rc. hard and soft coal A 341, Bell 442

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ii Opposition of Petitions to Plans for Increasing City Limits Being Considered. The matter of the two ordinances which were passed to third reading some time as?o by the common council and which propose to greatly increase the territory of Mishawaka hy annexing considerable outside land, did not come up at the meeting of the city fathers Monday nii;ht. At the last meeting considerable sentiment against the proposed plans of the city was manifested and a petition signed by Ivewis D. Post and 47 othera was presented opposing any action along this line by the council. It "was at first thought that the plan would meet with hearty favor but tdnce the ordinances have bfon introduced to the council there has been much sentiment against it. Feeral actions for damages are being contemplated by those opposed to the matter, should the territory under consideration be annexed. The matter la still in the hands of the ordinance committee, to which it was referred by Mayor Gaylor at tho last meeting. The contract awarded the ynchburg Foundry Co. two weeks ago by the board of public works for 475 tons of cast iron water pipe was ratified by the body. In the absence of Mayor Gaylor, who is out of the city, City Controller Walter Michaels presided. SUSPICIONED PERSONS WILL BE QUESTIONED Chief Kreiter has decided to take no risk of having .'in epidemic of robberies in Mi.sha.vaka and has directed all the police olllcers on the force to take into custody all suspicious characters who are unable to give a good account of themselws. Thus far Mishawaka has been fortunate and it is the intention of the authorities to keep the criminal elemen out of the city if it is at all possible to do so. All tramps who receive a nisht's lodging at the city bastile are questioned according to rules of past years and on receiving their release in the morning they are instructed to leave town at once. in iioxou or mum: and (;uoom-i:li:ct. Mr. and' Mrs. John Ganser, 4 27 V. Lawrence st., have issued invitations for a shower in honor of Edward Ganser and Miss Itose Stief, who are to be married soon, to be given at their home Wednesday evening. Mr. Ganser is the son of George Ganser, 60S IZ. Fourth st., Mishawaka. Miss Sief is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sief, of New Carlisle. The marriage will take place at t. Monica's Catholic church Wednesday morning, Jan. 12, at 9 o'clock. WOIUvING OX ANNUALS. Heads of departments of the city government are busily engaged in preparing their annual reports which are to be printed in pamphlet form similar to a year ago. City Controller Michael has his report completed and Is gathering tho others from the various departments preparatory to placing them in the printer's hands. Many compliments were received for the neatness of last year's report. CAST CONTI XUK1. The case of Pat M. .Shea, charged with defrauding a board bill, was continued for a week Tuesday morning in the city court. Atty. Isaac Kane Parks, who appeared for Mrs. Emma Shea, the complainant, asked for the continuance. The defendant :'s a son of the complainant. MOUSE WINS CONTEST. Mel Morse Monday evening defeated Arthur Wolf by a score of 70 to 60 in the billiard tournament now in progress at the Casbon cigar store. The men played 63 innings anA the high run went to Morse with nine. The game scheduled between Dr. Feagler and Wolf was postponed. PRINCESS ?SSSS 4 GOOD REELS 4 s:elig Drama in Two Parts The Eternal Feminine Biograph Drama At The Road's End Vitagraph Comedy. A Keyboard Strategy Daily l;usines.s Men's Matinee. 5c 5c 5c W. D. & B0NEITA A. SMITH, D. C. Chiropractors Homo Phone 3.7. Mishawaka.

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j Walter Sailor, Fred Pecker and ! George Smith were occupants of the j "mourner's bench" In the city court I Tuesd iy morning, being the first to j fare Jude Fei on charges of in toxication in 1916. The first named received a line of ." and costs, it being his second offense; Pecker was let off with$l and costs and a like senter.ee was meted out to Smith. In each case the sentence was suspended. BAPTIST MISSION SOCIETY MEETS A meeting of the Woman's Mission society of the First Paptlst church was held in the Winey hall Monday evening. Itev. E. TT. .choufler. pke on "Mornians" A musical program was given as follows: solo Max Hakes; instrumental solo, Harry Graham; trio, Mr. and Mrs. William Gore end S. P. Lowery; piano solo. Mrs. William Gore. The hostesses were Mrs. Ed. Hose. Mrs. E. M. Smith. Mrs. George Frank. Mrs. M. McMichael, Mrs. S. B. Lowery and Mrs. Harry Schroyer. FLAX INSTALLATION AND HANouirr. A meeting of the St. Johns Court No. 95 2 C. O. F. was held Monday evening. Arrangements were madf for a banquet and installation of officers to be held Monday Jan. 10 in the tt. Josephs' hall. will i:li:ct oftickus. Mrs. George Butts. 407 W- Fourth st., will entertain the Ladies' Aid society of the English Lutheran church Wednesday afternoon. The annual election of oiheers will be held at tris meeting. REMOVED TO HOME. Mrs. Joseph Poulin, who has been ill at the St. Josephs' hospital in South Bend, has sufficiently improved so as to be able to leave that institution for her home, 114 E. Fourth et. Monday evening. GUEST AT TIIEATEK PARTY. Mrs. Ida Saltsgiver, of Dexter, Mich., formerly of this city and who is now the guest of friends here wasa the gust at an Oliver theater party Monday evening. Ill WITH SCAULET FEVEK. The son of Township Trustee and Mrs. Jiuncs Kennedy, 1C0 E. Joseph st. is ill with scarlet fever. The residence has been placed under quarantine. TO ENTERTAIN LADIES. Mrs. Hans Peterson and Mrs. George Matz will entertain the ladies of the .St. Peters' German Lutheran church in the St. Peters' hall Thursday afternoon. TO ENTERTAIN AT BANQUI7T. Mrs. Lee Fulmer, residing north of the city, will entertain the members of the Tamarack Ladies' Aid society at her rural home Thursday. Join the Christmas Savings Club at the First Trust fc Savings Company, in same building and under same management as First National Bank. Adv. MISHAWAKA PERSONALS. Mrs. J. W. Kelley of Milwaukee, Wis., is visiting with her father, Andrew Tremel, 114 E. Fourth st. and other relatives. Lorenzo Austin, will leave Wednesday for Interlaken, where he will resume his studies after spending the holidays visiting with his mother Mrs. Clara Austin, S. Main st. Mrs. Carrie wlnehart and son Dean and Mrs. Ella Edison hae returned from a visit with relatives In Tiosa, Ind. Mrs. William Meullin has returned to her home in Marion. Ind., after spendin? one week visiting with her sister, Mrs. Jasepr Smith. Everett and Harold Euwers have returned to their home in Lansing, Mich., after spending the holidays with relatives here. Georpe and Charles Goethals have returned to Wabash college at Crawfordsvil'e, Ind., to resume their studies after spending the holidays visiting with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Goethals, 201 .Smith st. Hay Russ has returned to Lafayette where he is attending the Purdue university after visiting with his parents. MISHAWAKA CLASSIFIED WANT ADS FOR SALE Dwelling in first block on W. Battell st., 7 rooms with bath and barn. Present owner holds land e'entract and small amount only necessary for 1st payment. "Balance on monthly payment plan. Will sell at a bargain if taken at once. A. J. & J. W. Schindler, C2, either phone. WANTED Three or four furnished or unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping by young married couple. Address J. Donelson, NewsTimes oilice. Mishawaka. LOST Black and tan hound. Reward. Phone Home 3&S or S46 W. Sixth fit. WANTED Experienced irl for general housework. 903 Home wood av. Home phone 534. WANTED Salesman and collector. Splendid future for right man. Address Superintendent, post office box 203, South Bend. NOTICE Second hand goods bought and sold. Adams and Dunning, 205 X. Main st. Home phon 59. KOLLAND FURNACES Over 505 satisfied customers in St. Joe county. We tell direct to consumer. Perfect installation guaranteed. A five year guarantee on. all castings. No trouble to get our proposition. Terms within reach of all. If ytu are going to build, consult us at ence. Our responsibility is unlimited. J. N. McKay, Agent, 4 IS W. La. salle av., South Bend. Home phone 8379.

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M URGE SCALE Large Blocks of Stocks Are Disposed of During First Fifteen Minutes. IntPn1.KJ0r.nl NYw-s Srvite: NEW YORK. Jan. 4. The opening trading on the stok market w.i.s marked by pronounced vigor, dealings being on a lare scale with largo blocks of stock changing hands during the first 1j minutes. Higher prices were e.tablished in nearly all the important issues. Mexican Petroleum moing up 1 7's New York Air Prake l1 to 151, and American Smelting lli to 1113. Increased dividends on Miami which caused a sudden adance in that stock just before yesterday's close, had a further influence this mornins when the price advanced 12 to H a new high record. CHANGE IV WHEAT. International News Serviv: CHICAGO. Jan. 4. There was an almost complete change in the fevl - ing on wheat during the latter part of the session as compared with that early in the day. There were net gain? of 2 1-Sa2 l-2c. with sales f u.w t.i -.c 10.. Tn. u iiiiiu 1-4 4-- 1. ii-4 Jin.' 113 3-S to US 1-2 Corn closed with gains of ."-Sa ?.- and oats were up about the same. Cash ealcs of corn here were .". MOO bushels, and oats H 0 ä.OOO bushels. Hog products were lOa'JOc lower. NEW YOIIK STOCKS. NEW YORK. Jan. 4. Closing prices on the stock exchange today were: Allis-Chalmers HO1 Allis-Chalmers pfd SI American Agricultural l: American Beet Sugar CS American Can Co ß 1 h American Car. and Foundry .. . 751 American Coal Products l."S't American Cotton Oil ör '2 American Smeltinpc 1H'z American Steel Foundries .... CO American Sugar Refinery 114 American Tel. and Tel 127 'i American Woolen 47 Anaconda Copper S'.iU Atchison 107 1 2 Baldwin Locomotive 11 G 'H Baltimore and Ohio yj'i Bethlehem Steel 4 7 3 Brooklyn Rapid Transit S71; California Petroleum Z'j Canadian Pacific lor, Chesapeake and Ohio IIS Chicago and Northwestern .... C31; Colorado Fuel and Iron 16 -I1. 2 Chicago, Mil. and St. Paul .... 5134 Colorado Southern lOO-j j Chino Copper 3 3U Corn Products 14T, Crucible Steel 11 Distilleries and Securities 70 Erie 4234 Erie pfd r.si; General Electric l7r,'o General Motor 40 Goodrich Co 741; Great Northern pfd 126'; Great Northern Ore r0 Illinois Central 10SU Inspiration Copper .1 4T3H Interboro 2ur; Interboro, pfd 77'i International Harvester 110 Central Leather Kansas City Southern Missouri, Kansas and Texas Kansas and Texas, Prfd. ... Lackawanna Steel Lehigh Valley Louisville, Nashville Maxwell Motor Co., 1st Prfd. Missouri Pacific Mexican Petroleum New York Central New York. N. II. and II National Lead Norfolk and Western Northern Pacific N. Y., Ontario ami Western. . 41'i 6 U . 16 . S6-4 . H 2 . ::s . 7,1 . . 122U . 10 . 74', . :';: .I-'I'h . 1 1 7 2 1 ' . ... . 1 1 1 J2 . 6 4'i Pennsylvania People's Gas Pressed Steel Car . . , Ray Consolidated . . mm w Reading , Republic Iron and Steel .... Republic Iron and Stetl, Prfd. Hock Island s: 1 10. 14 . 17 Vi . CI . 1 :; . c: .1J2 Sloss Sheffield Southern Pacific Southern Railway Southern Railway. Prfl Studebaker Co. ....... Tenn. Copper Texas Co , Third Avenue , Union Pacific U. S. Rubber U. S. Steel , 2-;o 1 :: 1 ; 117 . 1 1 4 0 S 1 " .... U. S. Steel. Prfd Utah Copper Virginia Carolina Chemical . . Western Union Westinghouso Electric Willys Overland riTTSHl IUill LIVK KTO K. PITTSHrKH. Pa. Jan. 4. CA Tri. P. Siii.j.Iy li'Lt. Mark.-t Ht-a.iy. Clioi.--. .v.V.fti 7." ; prim.'. s. :".'' .. ; 1. Ä7.7.Va.s.l."l: tidy luit 1it. s(,i ; fair. ?,L7Ö'I 7.2o ; 4-0:11111011. T,.T'ti i;..Vt ; 'or:iiii Mi to yt.M.i fat ldilN, 4.'c k T. " : oinmou b o"d fa t cows. $''n.7r. fjHJVrs, 7 " : fr!i 4-o" au.l srrlni;Ti. $4f(; s" : veal fulv-. f wi 120: l.eavy unl thin '-nlve. Si',.i'if.tH. SIILEP ANI IVMPS-S.if.;.ly lil.r Murkct steudy. l'rlin 4-tii-r4. S'..'-i gfj'l mixd. $'Ä2."';0.7Ö: -::i im I orr.rr.oii, '.',.ßyn 4..V; lano'.H. $7."; 1"..i. IKjXi.S liKfipt. llk-hf. MurUt .utiiH. Prime htMvy Iiol'). $7.27.:y: iii-litnji. $7.20: benvr Yorkers. 7..'u: lil.t porkers. l.Lri.l'St piL'. j;.7"''7 7 : r.iii't:. ...x.inj.uö; statfs. l.nvy Mix ed, $7.20. CHICAGO I.IVK ST(I( k. PNION STOCK YAKUS. III.. Jai; 4. IpMiS K.trljp. C1.0.o. Mark.t tt-i.ly. Mn.l and t.uf L'-rs. ?;.."' i ...i : 1 liavy. $;.V'U '.-": roujh b.-avy, .".. ''! ;.":" iirht. 4.'j o.s'j ; .wry . l.v bulk. .;r,Ti ;.. CATTLL hv.-IU, G.U.0. Market

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