South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 88, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 28 March 1916 — Page 9

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D USD IS HAIDE Mexican Bandits Drive Cattle and Beat Caretaker Badly. Off TTTj TASO. March I'V Thf ranch of C. K. Kflly. fc.rnir mayor of VA ra.so. 22 rnllo ast' of here, was raicjff Monday niht ly Mfxk.in t.'i nd it.s. who drove off a number of cattlf Kni hndly .oaI tho rartakr. Two df-ta' hrnontM of tho eighth cavnlry arf in p'irfiit of th hanlit. "n" troop Ma rU-l a full gallop from Fahrns, t'.vo rniUs from the ranch. Thf ycond 1't Yvlfta sorno milf-s on thr- othfr tlf at th- y.iino time In an effort to -ut thorn off from the river. Mr. Kelly was notified hy ;i lontr di.xtane telephone ine5..i from his foreman. The foreman paid the raid-c-r were s iposed to have come from duadeloup, across the river from Fi hens. The Mexican employes on the ranch held them off in ;i hattle in -which Tnoro than 100 hots were exchanged. ESTABR00K TO SPEAK AT G. 0. P. CONVENTION .Neu York I.aujcr, rar.uvl a Orator, Booked for State Meeting. TN'DIAN'AI'OLIS. March 2v It u.t. announced .Monday that Henry I . Italrook, a New York lawyer, has accepted the invitation to address the republican ytate convention l"-re April :,. Mr. Kstabroo!; is con--id-rcd uiif f the fort most orators in th" country and has been looked upon by some i.f his friend a. a r residential possibility. ''yphers incubators and brooders. Th Wes'.ey Miller Flour Feed Co. Advt. STOMACH AILMENTS THE NATION'S CURSE Mayr' Wonderful Remedy Quickly Restore There is no ailment causing more woe and misery than Stomach Trouble, often (lall Stone. Cancer and Fleer of trio Stoma n and Intestines, Constipation, Acute Indigestion, Auto-Intoxication. Yellow Jaundice, Appendicitis and other serious and fatal ailments result from it. Thousands of Stomach Sufferers owe their complete recovery to Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. It Is unlike anyother remedy. Jt sweeps the poisonous bile and catarrhal secretion Horn tiie sy.-tem. Soothes and allays "hronic Inflammation. Many declare it has saved their lives, and prevent- ((! serious surirual operations. Try me lose today. Watch its marvelous results. Contains no alcohol no habit -forming druns. l'.(k on Stomach Ailments CK Kl". Address (; . It. Mayr. Mfcr. Chc.nit. Chicago. 1 etter yet obtain a bottle of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy from Public Fru'-r Store, striche! & Steinel, in South Rend; and people's Drugstore in Mishawaka; or any reliable lnr-.-ist. who wi'i refmul your money if it fails. Adv.:. "MY BABY GIRL IS A PICTURE OF HEALTH" 3 ti Brought Up" on Father John's Medicine, which j Cured her of a Terrible! Cough and Built Her Up. Her father in a recent letter sai.l: "My little daughter Is rertainly ;i jiicture of he.tltti. he was tr- imu'h run down and had a terriide ooutth. .fter trying a dixtor'5 movlii-int. which did vt ry little :(Md. we jrave 1 t-r Father John's Medicine, with tho jdeasinu reMiIt that sd;e n a.s ' j.,ii wt'll. and we inmv that Father John' Medicine will kN-p her -well." islfc'iud ti. O. Krotad. Uneyjuro, Minn. Katiur John's Medicine i a f.vfe m dieine f t r i hihlren a-- well as oldr folks, tteeaus- It contains no alo'id or dar.cer0.j3 drus in any f rm. hut .-tren-rt)ier:s and I' li'ds up The who;r svsl..i aus- it !S !!:;: U..of pure and w holesome nourishing int-dintj. Advt.

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LEGS SHACKLED, TWO PRISONERS FLEE TRAIN Found in rnderHothes in Haystack After Sensational FxaiM' 1'roin Pullman. CFNTKRVIILF.. la., March 'S.Although 'hackled together by lha leys. I-Mw-j-d 'Uuther and Frai.K (Resler, prisoners bein: taken from iVtroit, Mivh., to the federal prison at Fort Reaver, worth, escaped by crawling through a sleeping car window Monday morning and were not recaptured until after neon. They were ,'n a special car with ten other prisoners over whom there) was a truanl of seven deputy United States marshals. How the men. bound as they were, ir.anaed to get throuuh the window remains a mystery. They crawled out on tlie outskirts of this city and their absence was not disclosed until the train reached the next station. They were found till in their undergarments and still shackled, shivering in a hay stack near here. HORRIFIED OVER FIGHT (otham MelmIit Conference. Pro test.- APain-t Prize Fights. PFRKSKIRR. X. Y.. March 2S. The New York conference of the Methodist Episcopal church adopted a resolution Monday opposing all preparedness for war and all warlike preparation except "what is needful to protect the weak and helpless.' The conference expressed "rosrei and horror" over the holding of the Willard-Moran fight and protested unanimously by resolution acainst "the brutalizing effects of such exhibitions." ANGERED AT SMALL HAUL ROBBER GIVES POISON looking for Mai. WIicw Woman Victim is in Seriou Condition. WARSAW. Ind.. March 2 S. Sheriff J.o-or Huffer is directum a .arch of Kosciusko county for a man wlio is accused of h.tvnii: ro -bed Mrs. Harrj- Jtout at her home near her Monday and then forced hrr to svaJkv a poisonous jxnvdor. Mrs. Stout, who is In a serious condition. dtlared that the rnhber v as anccred because of the smallness i-f the amount of money he was nt le to ebtain and compelled her to take a greenish powler. ianc;i:hs or nn.viT. Drafts fe l best w lien w e are hot und perspiring, just when ti.ey are most dangerous, and tlie result Is Neuralgia, Stiff Neck, Sore Muscles or sometimes an attack of Rheumatism. In such cases apply Sloan's liniment. It stimulates circulation to the sore anil painful part. The b'.ooJ flows freely and in a short time tlie stiffness and pain leaves. Those suffering from NeuralsSa or Neuralgic Headache will und one or two applications of Sloan's Ianin-cnt will pive grateful relief. The agoniz ing lain ties way to a tingling sco- ' sation of comfort ind warmth and ''et rest ami Sieen IS p".-.;Me. 1OOO. i tor Neuritis too. I'rke I'ic at uur Drufc-ffiat. Adt.

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THEATERS AT TUB AUDITORIUM. As a revelation of the inhuman methods sometimes used by a certain kind of brutal and often ignorant police captains, '"Acquitted." the new Fine Arts Triangle play being shown at the Auditorium today, is said to excel anything that has ever been presented before. Wilfred I-ajcas, as a lovable man of family and general ffood citizen, gets into the toils of the law. A police captain seeks to tlx the crime of murder upon him. When the third degree methods do not avail, he sends for the wife. The daughter accompanies the mother, and when the women appear in the police stationed the overburdened husband and father breaks dov n. Then the weakness of an admission wrung in moment of anguish is shown, but later a "dope fiend" is arrested and is induced to make a clean breast of his guilt. "Acquitted" is an adaptation for the screen of a short story written by Mary Roberts Rinehart. "lie Did and He Didn't." a two-reel comedy, featuring Itoscoe Arhuckle and Mabel Xormand. is also on today's bill. Tomorrow William Fox will present "Tho Marble Heart." a five-reel drama, featuring Violet Honer. Other pictures on the prouran? will be "Reaned Ry a Reanshooter," a two-reel comedy, with Charles Richman. Ieo Delaney and Kthel Corcoran In the cast, and the Selig-Tribune of current news showing many scenes of interest. "liTS MA.IKSTY RUMvFJl HI'.W." Jack Deverenux, who plays Max Fulger. Hunker's friend, in "His Majesty Runkr Rean." which comes here to the Oliver for one performance on Thursday evening. March 30, directly following its brilliant six months' engagement in Chicago, is a product of the "auld sod," having first seen the light of day in County Clare. Ireland. He came to this country with his parents when he ".is ?. trifle over three years of age. wmm

WEDNESDAY 29TH. EMMETT ALTON

The worlc's most noted ex reels. it The True Life History

Ev ery young person should hear EMMETT DALTON'S lecture before the pictures are shown. Nothing to mislead the young or repel the old. THURSDAY 30TH. The Hatfi eld-McCoy feud of West Virginia and Kentucky in three reels. Featuring "Devil" Anse Hatfield America's greatest feudist, and his nephew, H. D. Hatfield, the present governor of West Virginia. Be sure and attend the matinee and avoid the night rush. Admission, 5 and 10c.

locating In New York city. His first appearance on the stae was with the c'ourtenay Stock company, in Albany. His first engagement with a touring company was in David Relasco' "Sweet Kitty Rellairs." He next appeared in Cenre Ade's "Just Out of College, " then created the part of Subway Smith in "Rrevvster's Millions" for Frederick Thompson. He also created the part of Huntlv Sn Kugene Walters' "The Wolf." Following this he was with "Raby Mine," in which he scored a splendid .success, after which he joined William H. Crane in "The Senator Keeps House." remaining with Crane for two yeirs. He next created the part of Hopkinson Rrown in "The Aviator," following whic'T he played in "A Pair of Sixes." "The Feud," and then was engaged to create the part of Monty in "The Spendthrift." In casting "His Majesty Hunker Rean" Mr. Devereaux was the only actor ever considered for the resourceful Rulcer.

AT Till: OKPHIIFM. The current vaudeville bill at the orpheum. featuring The Cansinos. Spain's foremost dancers, and Porter J. White, in a comedy dramatic sketch, have proven two of the most entertaining acts recently hooked at the theater. The dancing of Fduardo and Klisa Cansino has seldom been equalled from an artistic standpoint. Their native costumes and the attractive personalities of the two dancers add to the act. and the speed with which they perform the various numbers makes them highly entertaining. Mr. White, impersonating an entirely new character in the role of Jim Gaffney. a political candidate, in a new sketch which concerns women's power in politics, proves very Interesting. The other numbers on the bill include the Renninffton Sisters in novel songs; Thomas Potter Dunne In character impersonations, and Will and Kemp, acrobatic comedians, make up an entertaining program. "A Southern Porch Party." a classy singing, dancing and musical act. and Lasky's "Aurora of Right." a posing number, are vo of the principal features for the last half of the week. AT THIS LASALLi:. The return engagement today of Anna Pavlowa in "The Dumb C.irl of Portici" will give many an opportunity to see this elaborate screen spectacle who were unable to attend the former engagement. While Mme. Pavlowa has gained international fame as an artistic and classic Russian dancer, she adds to her abilities, unusual dramatic power. As a poor fisher girl In thin thrilling and dramatic spectacle she carries a prominent role and in the tremendous scenes of strife and carnage she is foremost at all times. The picture has been magnificently staged and has been pronounced one of the greatest photodrama.? of modern production. On Wednesday will be seen dainty Marguerite Clark in a story of the wilds entitled "Out of the Drifts." There are many stirring situations in this five-part subject. Miss Clark has the role of a Swiss Alpine maid and the backgrounds of snow and hills and great water falls are very picturesque. ASlv ABOUT Wi:ST COAST. International News rervtre: WASHINGTON. March 2. The senate Monday passed a resolution calling on Sec'y of War Raker and Sec'y of the Navy Daniels for information concerning w hat arrangements have been made for defending the Pacific coast, particularly California. The resolution was Introduced by ten. Works of California. DON'T WAIT Take Adxantage of h South dleml Citizen's Imperien. When the bruk begins to ache. Don't wait until backache "becomes chronic; 'Till kidney troubles develop: 'Till urinary' troubles destroy night's rest. Profit by a South Rend citizen's experience. Thomas Haerens. fireman hose Co. No. 1'. 2". 2 5 S. Michigan St.. South Rend, says: "1 have used Doan's Kidney Jills occasionally for a Ions üme to keep my kidneys in good shape. When my kidneys have become disordered, as is shown by my back being sore and lame and by the sharp twinges that dart through it. 1 go to Kuss' Drug Store and get Doan's Kidney Pills, one box is always suffirient to put my kidneys in a normal condition." Price r0c. at all dealers. Don't simply ask tor a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mr. Haerens had. Foster-Milburn Co.. Props.. Ruffalo, N. Y. Advt. Read NEWS-TIMES Want Ads Theateii - outlaw, LECTURING, three of the Dalton Bros."

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Given in five parts. Without a doubt the best Triangle picture ever shown in the Auditorium. Among the prom inent players are Wilfred Lucas, Mary Alden, Bessie Love, Elmer Clifton, Spcttiswoode Aitken and many others of note. See this beautiful story that touches the heartstrings. Also TRIANGLE-KEYSTONE Mack Sennett Production Featuring Roscoe Arbuckie and Mabel FJormand

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