South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 259, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 15 September 1916 — Page 4

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..villAt i. KXINT,, SHPTKMnm 15. llfl. THE bUUlH ULND NEWS-TIMES

HAPPENINGS IN AND ABOUT TOWN

CAR COMPANY IS

SUEU FOR S5,

DE A THS

Sarah A. Sweeney Asks Damages As Result of Collision on Hill St. Line.

KOIHIKT I. ULLFKY. Rohrrt. I Fllerv thf tun-vp.ir.

rid .son of Mr. and .Mrs. Chad. M. riiTy of (jf-rman township die-1

Thnrfi,iy niht of at. pendicitis, following an illness of a wf'fk. Beside

hi" parents he is survived by

brother, Paul, and one sister, Mary j

i a jit-.

BABY AMONG INTERESTED SPECTATORS AT FAIR WHILE MOTHER SERVES IN A CHURCH BOOTH

HIGHWAY TO BE i ITALIANS READ!

READY THIS FALL!

OR OFFENSIVE; I

i " ill MARKET QUOTATIONS j ! U i i

Damn -'-. of Sj.0,,0 a r asked by Strah A. Sweeney for injuries reiivej in a f.i'.I wh"ii two Hill st. far.s cm.o together in a pat-end colti-ir.n o.n April 7. i:l. in a suit f . 1 e et in s;i;iTior ourt Friday morning a-air.-t the 'hi a-:o. So Ith i'.cnd anJ Northern Pidiana Hallway Co She rh.irps the. -he was forced to pay a hill of Jt'i ' for meiiiial attendance. th.t she spf-nt two weeks in a. hospital and many week- m bed at her home as a result of the accident. According to the conip'.aint, the

wwuan had the ear stopped at the! (V-dar elrow emete-ry and wu:-;

FUNERALS .ioiin .ci:. The funeral of John Nate, three mih-s cast of South Bend, who died Wednesday of t orn plications, ' ill he held from the residence Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, Hey. Alexander officiating. I'urial will take place in Iliverview cemetery.

OLD SOLDIER OFFERS

COURT NOVEL EXCUSE;

laims lie Ha Hiulit Ah CHil War VrliTiiii to Pcelelle (ohI.

Luzene McQuad de' hired

when another uv c r.t -h" i into the , "oh soldurV license to peddle in rear. s'h" .is thrown to th- Moor : St. Joseph ( ounty and that therefore and suffered r.n injurs to her spine. ju. uas not, guilty of peddling withShe harder- that she w as 1-, idly J out a license. He was discharged bruised and shaken hy the tall. i but advised hy Judme Warner to as- " jertain from the citv attorney the OVERCOAT QUESTION 'T v,,,ur !"' TT w. ases against Sylvester uirem-

rU I Urr A W ttr ' bleuski for assault and battery

, against Walter I'alirki for assault IJoaril of safety lo lake l p Matte r j and hattery and against CeorKe

Hunqey for eliild desertion were elis-

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! Chamber of Commerce Com

mittee Assured Work Will be Rushed.

Lincoln hiKhway in the west section of the county will he complete 1

Will be More Violent Than Drive That Resulted in Fall of Gorizia.

Iuternatiual News Service: HOME. Sept. 15. The Italian

this fall, if the assurances tfUen tu a j armies on the Austrian front are committee from the Chamber of j preparing for another great attack. Commerce Friday morning by tht j according to reports received here.

contractors are fulfilled. Six hun

dred feet of the road has heen put down since Tuesday, following the demand of the comittee Monday lor

reasons for the delay.

Ten representatives of the Chamber of Commerce went to the place where the road was being laid Frida

; morning and found that the work

was progressing more rapidly than at any time this summer, according to C. B. Stephenson, chairman of

(the Chamber of Comerce committee.

Three hundred feet of concrete had been put in on Thursday and at this rate the contractors said they would

i be able to get the highway completed

this fall. Members of the committee who investigated the road Friday were: C. IS. Stephenson, E. Ixmis Kuhns, C. A. Dolph, Dr. Samuel Whitehall. Mayor Keller, Fred Anderson, city engineer. Fred A. Bryan, U. G. Ringham. Kdgar France and William Happ.

that will le more violent than the drive which resulted in the fall of Clorizia.

OUTSIDE BUYING

ADVANCES PA CES

Quotations at Opening Are Higher But Later Drop to Old Figures.

International Nes S.rvbv

Ni:W YOKk. sept.

riTT-IUIU.ll l.'.M TK k. iM'rrsr.i u;ii. i'. ' xr" Tl.K - ;;(! 1;!:: n.rW. t '' y ' ..,.,,., s'l -j : 7.", , .d. '' hutcfi'T. v' s '-' ; fiiir. T T i!t!mMi i, i".r 7 , c'ia.ii. n ! U f t-i;i:. J Hiiaiiic'ii t"1 .'""I f-'t J 1 7 ' : t:tir.T-. " "' ' fr,.;, cm, :!(!! prilipfTK SMi".; i "; ii i-alif. si", on-,; p; .4; !.i.,x .u.d t!;ia , ,iic. 7 oo'.r! ( hi:i:p Am i.amus s;:ri' 'rii.trkct s!.,l; prinic tl.T. J.'1'. k. g-i.d ii;i-.l. 7 7 : fair nüv-.! s; ."io': 7.'J-" : u .its.5 ".i'mmi. ."(: vprin Pir.ifis. 57 "'J U lhKiS Kccrij.fs 1" l"u!,'' -UW. m;:rk-t l.il.'-r; prin.-- l.e i !.. 11.'1 '.?llio: i liu:-:. Sil J 11 -" . ! n -ikiTv Sil if.j U . !l.-;.t sl'i J.".' 1" 'k ; pi.:. si iv,;t 7:,. r- ..:.. V. '.O'.t 1 (.." . star. $v.i" ") x ' . i.-a j IlUSci. .Sll.:" 1 l.'i".

rr .- : . . . . j . 1 1 -

ine -war oi,ice issueu nie lunow- . . .. , kfnri- nv.r. I unw :ictie r:n r: in the stock ni.u

. There! (iiir(.o .kin AM ri;oln,

ing report today:

"Between the head of the Yanci

! and 1 iume valleys our attacks on

the crest northeast of Monte Cauriol 1

arc proceeding satisfactorily in

of all the "barkers" on the fair unceremoniously into his basinet

I grounds who were busy drumming and took him along and there he sat

at Next Ilcgular Mivtin::.

rr.issed. Four men charged with in

toxication each received a sentence!

of 1 and (ovts. They were: II. F.

I Bowles. 1'iiink Marbiter, Andrew

! Nazuitie'A icz and Albert Flicker.

NEW HOME FOR A. C.

Will Occupy Quarter- in Building After Septem lcr.

Tin

Associated Charities

will

Finil d'-cu-uon as to tr. re-

. 1 -k . r . A 11 r- i. t!. 11 11 - ! . tin 1 1 v I

it U ! I .1 P i, ' tf i I"- 'IIIII'M IK - ' it that 'A il! h- -a on, by the j.o1b e fop e during the a inter, was held op lite ne-t;ri' ol' the I'.o.iivl of S.-if'.-ty I'riu.i ir.nming owing to the inability of tiu- uniform dealer's representative to appear. A final thoice wi!': he nvi!e ;it th" meeting of Sept. when ;. i.iiilorm man will appear

before the i.oar-1. move from their rooms on the secThe rone tisms of opinion among . onJ f,oor ()f th(i jeftrson l.uiJding th; mem'. civ of the i...ad s-emed o:to m.w ,U.irters in rooms 214-10 favor the ri.arwe h, h has oh : )t..ln j.ijüding'. The conyertion of contemplate, l for s,,me tim.- TU.-re.lhe jefferson buildioff into a hotel i sc.ufclv an) doubt but that a mote , rr,nipellel the move. The Asornodern oat will be adopted but the ',H1(, Charities have been in their exact stv'.e vet to be . los.-u. Iprescrit (juarters since spring. ArA discussion of Up- ned and ",J-j langements have been made to move visibility of pur. hasmg ., new om-;th(, ,;ist W(.f.k in September. binutinn ainbulaive an,', patrol wanon; Thv p tt .sumnuT has been a busy followed. It is maintained by tlm.sp j nnP fop ,iss s ott A .j,Tf.At n,imfavnring the purchase that the niim-, 1)(,r of rall, havp ,l(.en answPr0(; an,i ber of calls made upon tw wagon j.t corresponding number of cases nop in u-e are so fit-.pient a to war-, lianrlf,r, n.,nH have not matured rant the use of another ma-hnie as fof tho wSntcr l(llt prospects are 1 relief. N'o dennite decision was th;U (M(. work win ,(p rxtPn!,ive

rracned out tbe matter win oe iuk-.

eri up again at the next meeting.

J uji tr;de for their respective enter

prises. -Master Jerry mnueüranü was the irnocent "ihampeen." If the Woman's Itelief corps treasury luidges with funds made at the fair, they will have to thank Master Jerry. Jerry's mother. Mrs. A. Hildebnnd of 7il Lincoln way F.. prom-

Icail J isd to help wait table- at the W. 11.

C. tent. She didn't hr.ve any place to leave Jerry, so she dumped him

unmurmuringly the whole day through, practically obscured from sight by tables, jiotato bags and the big cash register. Many a diner ate his meal and passed on without knowing; that a tiny, round-eyed babe had been watching the operation. But Jerry was on the job. He amused himself by ringing the dinner bell and unconsciously attracted to the tent manv a stray customer.

CROWD OUT TO SEE FOUR RACES AT FAIR

! ket all through the hrst U minutes, j with outside buying continuing to I almost balance realizing sales, and,

after earlv advances the supply was.

! ..,,,ii,.iiint t;-i linn" nrii e of the ma - 1

spite of the difficulties of the ground ' U1"wr"' ' f .irmi(ui . , .. ioritv of stocks back to around i-;

ina tne stunnorn resistance or ine - . 1 anomv At Vfr,ntn I -rniii in thu I t e T d a V s; ClOSC. ,

Steel common opened up 1''vm 10

I 10n4. and later sold at 1".".th aains.' 1 . ti'

imp, at the close yestenia. iieau-j

! ing opened up 1 l at ll", and re-j j acted to ll-7. and industrial Abo- j j hoi. alter selling up at l.1-. de- j I dined to l.'T. j

enemv. At .Monte l-agazoui, in the

Travenanese valley, the enemy yes terday violently bombarded the po

sitions we recently captured, but his j

efforts were without result. "On the lower Isonzo yesterday our heavy artillery and heavy trench mortars maintained an intense lire against enemy lines to the eastward of Gorizia. "One of our aeroplane squads brought down two enemy Zeppelins over Panzano."

MINNEAPOLIS BROKER INDICTED RY JURY

(CONTINUKI) FROM I'AOC 0.K)

Women Winners of Fair Prizes

GEORGE KENT YOUR FATHER IS DYING

BLOW CAUSES INSANITY

Man When Rational Says lie V;h

Hit on Mead in l ight.

-Police An -kcd In Search For .M.iii Thought 10 !m Hero For Fair.

Fredrii k Summers of 11". Prairie a.. went violently insane Thursday afternoon in the Farmers Security building, otlicers Kemerly, olmstead

and Parker took the man into cus-

l'aiwy Work for Home lovorutioii. Cotton Quilt 1, Mrs. Kdwin Weaver; Mrs. 11. A. Wettnore. Log Cabin Quilt 1. Mrs. Alva ("hrisman; F.va McConibs. Satin uilt 1, Rosa Sheneman, North Liberty. Silk Quilt 1. Mrs. M. Connell; Mrs. J. T. Kelly. Yelvet Qutlt 1. Mrs. W. M. Bunbury; '. Mrs, L. J. Fckman. Worsted Quilt 1. Mrs. H. F. Johnston; 2, Mrs. WiPiam Pewey. Rugs, (otlon. Silk or Wool. Crocheted 1. Mervle McNeff; 2, Meryle McXeff. Cross Stitch 7, Mrs. Mary Lynch,

! Kokomo.

Woven 1. Mrs. Frank Gooley. Portieres 1, Mrs. K. Belhumeur. Infants I( ,iart mcnt. Bib 1. Mrs. J. (I. Grimm; 2, Marie Williams. r.onnfi 1. Mrs. J. II. Witwer; -

Have voi seen Ceorue

L Kent? -tody. Summers became so violent J M rH- William Shirk, osceola

From a de.it ti-b.-d, hi father is j that he had to be handcuffed. When

asking for h.m with all the insist- rational he claimed that he was aj

ence of a fa-t -ebbi ng const u ut nn. larm band and mat nis neau nan Before hi - l' .ith he i '.egging lor been injured in a tight with Belgian, anothir tght id" his -on. I He also gave his ase as 21. tleorge. it p- th-'Mght. came t" j An insanity commission will be

South Bend p'c-iumahlv ! sec tn.eliePt in tne court ot justice josepn

Bootees 1. Mrs. J. Ii. Witwer; 2,

Mrs. (Peo:ge Sands. Carriage Cover 1, Mrs. IL C. llartnell; L Mrs. J. R. Witwer. Cloak 1. Mrs. J. R. Witwer; 2, Mrs. J. R. Witwer. Dicss-l, Mrs. j. P. Noble; l.

fur and with tbc i;itention of stop- ; v pen.enski Friday afternoon. A:i! A"".s'- "e lucker. ... . . . ... . I 1 . . . . . 1 -if 1......

oer lore f..r a dav u- so. ;attilavit lias alre.utv been ohtaineU. "mm. pie-wr j. .mis. .naij

pin-

The

depaMiiifpt v,i in-

j Lync h. Kokotno;

b M.. 1 . . ila-. M i. b . a ill ii ai.d ti.c at ooce s'-t ab, .ot

f r t Uli :

.11 h for tile -lap

;. cl i.. . ri abb- t ti. t.uo I h" iah j th'. v h"Pc ti '- ;ibiN to : Ii Mim n' i

--WANTS TO BE A LAWYER ; Ä?;..

Mrs. George K e Sa iilji. Ko-

Plate 1, Mis. !. F. Zimmerman; Caroline Marker. Pepper and Salt 1, Mrs. L. F. Zimmerman; , Freda Uershenow. Salad Set 1, Mrs. I,. F. Zimmerman; 2. Freda Ilershenow. Six Plates 1, Mrs. Milton Ort, l-aporte; Mrs. B. J. Kngledrum. Sugar and Cream 1, Carolin Marker; 2, Mrs. Mamie Napper. Yase 1, Mrs B. J. Fngledrum; 2, Mrs. Mamie Napper. Any Single Piece 1. Mrs. B. J. Engledrum; 2, Mrs. Mamie Napper. Any Set not specified 1. Mrs. Milton Ort, Baperte; Freda Uershenow. Amateur. Bonbon Dish 1, Pauline Witamyer; 2, Mrs. W. J. Hammond, Klkhart. Cup and Saucer 1. Mrs. W. J. Hammond, Llkhart; 2, A. B. Sloer, Tienton. X. J. Piatt 1, Mrs. John McKnight; 2, Mrs. F. L. Sear er. Salt and Pepper 1, Esther Fulton; 2. Jessie Doyle.

throughout the entire day. It was practically impossible to make any speed in the good natured throng which visited through the numeroJB exhibits and shows which are making the second Inter-State fair the greatest exposition of its kind. Starter Sholler again paid high compliment to the Inter-State fair Thursday afternoon on two occasions. The first was immediately after the stock parade. "I have never before seen such an exhibition of high class stock at a fair," he told the great crowd and later, "Yesterday, I told you I believed this to be the best half mile track I had ever seen. Today J know it." The stock parade preceded the racing program. More than i"00 head of cattle champions and prize takers passed in review before the sreat crowd. In addition there were more than 50 head of draft horses. The parade was as one woman expressed it, "beautiful." A near stampede resulted when a herd of cattle escaped their leaders and tried to holt down the track. The men managed to round the cattle up before they had caused any damage. Today's program is expected to attract another hu?e crowd. The racing program includes 2:2 trot for the Oliver hotel $1,000 stake, the 2.20 pace for a $300 purse and a 2:12 pace for a $500 purse. There are many entries in all events and some of the best .liorses on the grounds will start. Today ha been set aside as Crops day a nl the program includes virions demonstrations with grains, several lectures and moving" pictures dealing with agricultural subjects. Saturday will be Good Roads and In-

Ira Hemel Allogotl lo ho Uraln' Ho hind Rig: Automobile Trust.

International News Service: CHICAGO. Sept. 15. Ira Bond, a Minneapolis broker, was indicted here this afternoon by the county grand jury or. a charge of larceny and receiving stolen property. Bond, it is alleged, is the "brains" behind the "million dollar automobile theft trust" which is said to have ptolen hundreds of cars in the middle west in the past year. Sensational disclosures regarding the operation of the alleged trust are premiised when the case comes to trial. Bond was arrested once before, but the authorities were forced to release him for lack of evidence.

hoys auf iu:wAi:ni:i). Barl Snyder of Osceola, won fir.st honors in the stock judging contest for boys. Thursday, while William Wharton, B. It. No S. South Bend, was given second place. Both boys will receive thoroutrhbred beef animals for their success.

I)FFINFI. "Freddie." said the teacher. "Can you tell ine the meaning of the word dessert?" "Sure. I can." replied Freddie. "Dessert is the stuff you et a little hit of for eating 1 whole lot of thinns you don't like." Xew York World.

i'iiit'Ai;o. , pi ir. p'-nKig Riga Low w hi: at sc;. 1. 1.", lire, n; I ,- 1 K'-i V. l.o', 1 K 1 r. , . m.iv lr.i'v'.; r. i'.c , n; t r' i:. Sept. v."d Ic 72 72 72. 71 72'.j. Miv 75 1 4 7 7F-J 75T''?7''' i Als S.-pt. 45 C IB, H I.-.-. 171-;'.;1, 7", 4-c, 17 M i v 5u..',ri, 5o ' pi" ."" ', I'iiKK Sept. 27 27 'M 27 'o 27' . t. 2' 75 2'" 2'"-. 75 I .. 2". 5 2 7 2 2 1 "7 .hiii. 2." 2". v7 2"P7 2-I "7 Li;nSrpt. 14.50 14 50 1 1 15 14 J7 . t 14.47140 II IT 14 0 H.i:.'.: 52 Pec 1.: !" r:.5 i". v7 i '. v" .Ian. P: 72 1". 72 P:.u7 1 72 n; i-.s spt. n.t'ö 11.75 n '' "'"5 n.t 14"i'i 1 1 ."7 H .:' II.. ".7 .t.tii. 12 7' 12 75 12.7a lg7 "i

WiniXT ADYANCFS. j International News Servie: PHirAU Sept. 17. The wheat' market closed at advances of H fi j for the day. Considerable j breadth was shown during the ses- j sion as a whole the feeling beinK

nerv ous oeiausc io ; ,(lrui.tr news distriluited from New Vorkju,.. yesterday and w hich caused heav y j selling of wheat here. !

( V,-5 rvo p-riiitis w ere higher, onm i

and oats were I rT :rK( " il(H'p irnrv.i., .111.. ami oais eu v nd retailors r.-p-Tted a g...d tr.oi- ' -ton goads jind varus urc firm. Il.-iy

15.ricO U.i7k wjs firm and active.

SPOT ( Oi l I t: IKIU (.1 I.K. MAN" MU1K. sr.t. 1 i - f!.- -;n b

Ki'i 7'c. P. ; S.int 4 -. 11 ' :' :

nuv e;e)(ns ikm.t M'.W YeKK. Sei.t. 14. r.-tten ;nn-

-t 1

being 1 1 1

up rt 34c. Cash sales here were

bushels wheat; corn :5.000 bushels; ' oats Fto.OOO bushels. Tork closed ;c lower to 15c; higher: lard was up 1 0 Ti 1 5c and

ribs were 1 2 i-Ko better.

South Bend Markets

MO MA" AMI i:( HANCi: NEW VOI1K, Sept.l Call inoney n the floor of the New York Stock Bx-

i-alad or I-ruit 1. Luda Korros. j dustrial elay and a special program).. m... (.pnt . i.w -m. p-r cent.

has heen arranced while th four Time money was firm

There are about 1.T.0O gas plants in this country.

MAY YORK STOCKS. Internntional News Service: NKW YORK. Sept. 1 'lo.Mni; prices on the stock exchange today were :

Allis-Chalmers Allis-Chalmers pfd American Agricultural ... American Beet Sugar .... American Can Co American Car and Foundry American Cotton Oil American Bocomtive .... American Smelting" American Steel Foundries American SdiEar Keiinery American Tel. and Tel. . . American Woolen ex div... Anaconda Copper Atchison

Baldwin Locomotive

Baltimore and Ohio . . . Bethlehem Steel ex div.

i Brookhn Rapid Transit

California Petroleum . . . Canadian Pacific

ehesapeake and Ohio Colorado Fuel and Iron Chicago. Mil. and St. Paul ... Colorado Southern Chino Copper ex div Consolidated Gas Corn Products Crucible Steel

Ttu v have not

ioioa-

I. Mott File Applieatioll in Circuit Court.

liOlllO. t i Saooue 1. M rs .1. I Wilwpr: C

Mrs Frank Knott, Waterloo.

i 1 L-L...-.I 1 11... S.v.-.u... W'.m f. I

the ur.rn! - ill Dillon a few b.ouis. MWMI 1. AUS. liCOIgf ,M11I1. 1U-

kOTOO. Shoes 1, Mrs. Geoige Sands, Kok oino.

i , i . : I . I i i . i . t ui 1 1 r -1 , t i . .if I in h i v fllcil Mil i

iiuvtuiid' tri u-cii in i cuiion I ut ii j -T ii" i,",v""- , i " ",v j j j Witurr

in superior Court.

WOKEN FILE SUITS

Thomas I. Mott. who resided in South Bend some time ago and re-

ently returneil t the ity to take j

jipoiication for admission to tlie Par

j in i ii uit. Fntil a short time ago Mr.

Mott resided in the Philippines.

d;e!'Cc m ,

1 ,

Two s ilt- for

bV W Oll;-n A g . .psf t ti"ir .1

Mipeiior i. oMil morning, ib rrrudc A ü-i. (huge- that Hugo F. Ander- 'M f.c'eil to .pp..rt her. Tiiey tie tnarr.e.i ie, 2P l:111'.', aial ep irat. '. Nov 22. 1 1 1. She ;-. sks f t Ii r f.'tr.-. ' i. i!.:e. Pertrnd' ! i-.ini'.ir. Marti;. i . i . v a 1 . i aks fr a divorce from Carl ; t i r : a Id . claiming that he -a- i ria-1 hei. They nrr married 1 1. 1:i-.. nd separiBid in .lo'v. tP.is e.ir. She asks

f.r tlie e ':"!, f t!; ,r f.--;r-cir-

. -iW-d i where he was a prominent attorney. c.iLin'Mr. Mott graduated from Notre

1 Fame

Articles not spe i!iU 1, Codrk'e Sands, Kokomo.

Mrs.

university and practiced law

in California for two years. According t" the application he practiced

for 1'". vears in the Cnited Mates i

RFIT. I FAINTING.

Oil Painting. Animals. Birds 1, Mrs. L. F. Zimmerman; 2. Mrs. W. J. Hammond,

federal courts He is a member of i Klb rt.

e i . of lb A rt h a .

Old son.

PLAYGROUND MAN HERE

the supreme courts of Indiana ;.nd California.

ii:it. .! tabi.i: u xrmr.s.

II. I. HeMlgc Hope, lo IntricM I , cat I'e-opli in Convention.

.Mix vlIaiuMi". B itter. J lbs. 1. Marv Summers. Nor', h Liberty; 2. Mrs. Clara Bupel.

j li. IP No. l. Sont n Bend. chili sauce 1. Mrs. L. W. Harris.

1 So .th Bend ; 2. Mr:

j isciith Ht-r.il Cider vinegar qt. 1

F. C. Noble-, j

A. B. Sloer, . s"i"T. TrenJ. Hammond,

Noble. South Bend;

Mr M rs.

I. C. C. 1.

Illlgh I. Hedge r.nd Beere. .tjoo .i-

Marker. Mishavvnka.

Noodles l. Mrs. C. L. of the PI. i ground i ,:- No. P South Bend; i.itU'ii of ..nu ri- i Simper. 's, . .da.

I'tilman. B. Mrs. O. C.

a ,

is m

;th I'.etid to interest

Maple Svrup 1. Mrs. C. M. Mop

r.i:m ber

1" op!,- in the n.itional 1 W. Berrien t'enter. Mi h.

plavcround . o!igt- to : . held in j Beiish 1. Mrs. Burr Winchell. t.rand Bapiu- i-t rm i.th It isj South Bond. 2. Mrs. K. W. Harris, probable tb.at re...-: .:' the :ra inhers ' S..:u h Fa-nd. of the lo al muni, ip I r-, rcat -n Spu ed currants--!. Mrs F. W.

committe ,i'i! Cfei.d the , onv enf.oti j Harri"-', South Beml. j This e.;r' on e;;t ;oi t!i- PI.iv-i T-.iiiato catsup- t. Mrs. Burr;

ground a'i.l Be- r Coin a-o, lat m Win. p.e!!; 2. Mrs. F. C. Noble. South was ed'fet e.l t .-ou'ii lb:,!, but io a! 1 lb ud Prsor:s inTer se.i in o-u er.ta.n did ' S;.. , iricl r-.oi mention 1. Mrs. 1 1, po; take- n .u ti'Ui. Tlie , : t v a'so .T.ä L-uvgley. e, ranger. Ind.

h.id .

ha nee to 1 ; p 1 the 1 ' 1 r.

tiona 1 rtit i re.jw.red the ar.d nothir-

ti:

tht

.g, but t he . iv

; W a s , . ep.tion

or. e tow ;u

t s.- o. i.iti-n j 'c by Sep:, j

gt t- vv ,11 m.

! b't at ,

St AKIHA.N PI TH ION. A petit1."'! f..r a -'. rd:in for .lohn A,". H-w-I!. I'm is :."W in the in.-. me ho.-p;r. il a! l.o':2 'ft Aas r : I -. i ; r.

.ro,ii

r- o. t . .i i

ttr, Mrs. ideha F. Lucy.

'i i.

movi sri nie. Marg"!d. the photographer.

his studio v hii h i.- now

it 212 W. Jefferson I Ld. to

N. Mam st. He will move' int.

r-F7rAH UKovi:. X. J. Anyone p.ciy drop a l.ne from the nw pother Per- Its rear porch or"r an-s the roe kri.tn river and It:n. liter Cowic Iuvcü to tiih.

(Jeorge L. Chamberlain. Mishawaka. Portrait or Figure? 1. A. B. Lb-e-r. Trenton. N. .!.; 2. Mrs. L J. Kikm.m, Still Life 1. Mrs. I. J. Fckman; 2. Mrs. XV. J. Hammond. Elkhart. Pa-ted.

j Animals, Birds 1. Trenton. N. J. Landscape 1. A. 1 I ......

ton. N. .1.; 2. Mrs. .

Flkhart. Poi .rait or l-'igure 1. Mane Williams. Still Life A. B. Sloer, Trenton. N. J. W'atrr dor. Animals. Birds 1. Marie Williams; 2. Mrs. H. A. Pershing. landscape 1. Mrs. W. C. Metzger; 2. Ha B. Alien. Säill Life 1. Mr H. A. Pershing; 2. B. B. Sloer. Trenton. N. J. Portrait or Figure l.Ih i B. Allen; ;. Mrs. C. H. Hartneil. Speeial Cr. nop 1. J. L. Worden;

I . i r s. i.. .i. . , i 1 1 1 1 1 1 -: s. j Special Pen and Ink!, Howard

MoCombv; 2. Mrs. C.orge Sand--. K ok i mo. Speeial Pencil 1. Alice .Johnson, B. B. No. 5; Alien Johnson. B. R. .v.v :.. liin.i Painting. Professional. Ch.ovoUte Set 1. Mrs. C. P. Korros. Laportt; 2. Mrs. L. F. Zimmerman. Cup and Saucer 1. Mrs. L. F. Zimmerman. 2, Mr.. Ci. P. Korro?. Fresser Set 1. Freda Uershenow; 2. e'arohne Marker. Jardiniere 1. Mrs. p. Korros, Laporte; 2., Mrs. L F. Zimmerman.

Laporte; 2. Marie Place. Sei Plates, six 1, Jessie Doyle; 2, Marie Place. Sugar and Cream 1. Mis. W. J. Hammond. Flkhart; 2. Mrs. F. J. Summers. Yase 1, Pauline Witamyer; 2. Frances Herzog, Mishawaka. Any Single Piece 1. Marie Place; 2. I. mla Korros. Laporte. Any Set, not spc-ifled 1. Marcella Schellinfier. Mishawaka; 2. Frances Herzog, Mishawaka. Hedie De'part nvoiil. Book 1, Mrs. M. Kissinger; 2, Mrs. Fellers. Coverlid I. Laura il . Harris; 2. Mrs. M. L. Mdnnick. Quilt 1. Mrs. J. Lewis; 2. Mrs. Anna 1. Dome. 1'et Collection Fishes 1. Mrs. Uporse llepler, K. K. No. .". Best Collection Daguerreotypes, three 1, Mrs. M. Kissinger; 2. Mrs. I Shank. Any Article, not specified 1. Mrs. 1 4. F. Zimmerman; 2. Mrs. A. B. s holly. I taket ry. !, Frank K"rn. Fur Pie-tiiM's.

1. Mrs. olive Phiiion. olive Phiiion YVator Color S-ial 1. Mrs. W. C. Metzger. Ilnokcel Hug. 1. Mrs. L. W. Aiker. Iclae-oinia Plate. 1, Mrs. .1. L. Worden. Art TyiHwritiiig. 1. Louise Hanauer; Hanauer. Hair YVroatli. I. Mrs. W. C. Ikiird. CarttHHis. 1. Bussel Shirk.

racing events are among the most attractive of the week as Russell Boy and several other fast horses will compete for the big money.

LIBRARY BIDS FOR COUNTRY PATRONS IMiiliit nt l eiir (iromioS firing out Hooks Tliat Are Not Only for City Readers.

With its customary enterprise, the South Bend public library has placed an exhibit at the fair grounds, ciesiiinate.l to spread anions' the residents of St. Joseph county the knowj. eelue that the library is at the servile of everyone in the county and not only to the people of South Bend. The exhibit, in the form eif half a dozen attractive posters, is placed in

I the upper part ef the baseball I grandstand where the community center exhibit is beim; held. The j display is accompanied by a collecI tion of a dozen magazines of par-

iicuiar liue-iesi 10 larm oik. ine series ef artistic posters call attention to the various departments of the library and t the facilities offered for the distribution of books eoitside ef South Bend. One of them tears a complete set of the hook

Kates were: M dav?. .u 4 per -ent; Po days. per eut; iiiuutlis. ,, fT4 per eent : V months. .(i per cent; tj months, :."', ?r 4 per '"ent. The market for Prime Mereauti'e Pnper was quiet. Call money iu Len ln today was 4 1 j per cent. Sterling nv.-tianjo was irregular with business in Ihiuke-rs" Hills at si "y for demand: Sd 71"4 for 'Jl-d.iy bills. Jifld Sil. &.. for ;m-U;i- I. ills.

2 ! V ll j

V I v:04 4.' U t; 7 1 s o H'S",

f.:o 111 122 47 lo :o".- ' l o I :oiis ' kt. ; : 7 o j SFi I 21 j ITS i 7t .i 2 j !

chain and n:rn. (Corrfy-tea laily hr y . IJ. Slrr. Str MU;, Hydraulic AtJ WIIFAT-Paying. $! 40 per hu OATS-I'ajing 4fv ; -l!ln pr to.. CUKN Paying soc ; oiling Wr pe r hu. UVF luring, siv- per bu Hl!. N Scilin fr Jl IW) f-r rwt. MIIHLIN;s Selling. ?1.P v r int.

I ClUil'PLI) l LLB-S. llir.g. $l0 prr rwt. i JiI.r'TKN Solline. t öO per CTt

SCHATCLI FLLD-Seiling. 2 fx) per ort e II ICK Fi:i:i- Selling. $2 20Q2 per (t. SKKIS. pf orroetnl Daily hr tTarnor rtri , Sl More. Ill i.. Wajnc t ) TIMTII ?'J ii".:-. i" per an. i:i;i ci.n i;il iiou'o.oo p.r bu Winn; ('i.tivi:i!-.v;:w per iu AI.SIKi;-MHiMll i per t.ti. Ald'AhPA .,P.ohw 12 oo per l.ii.

SWhirr CLeiVKK .P oo', 12 per

evv I'K.xs g.io j.t tm. SeV I;j:ANS-2.oc((i2 :.0 per tui. I'.Ll'K CUASS-v:.') per bu 1 IKLI I'FAS-g.GO per hu. MIM.BT 1.7a per .u. (iKKMAN MIM.K 1 -1 75 ;-er bu. JAPAN FSB Mlhld:T-$l 7ä per bu. IllMJAUIAN MII.I.K I'-J OO per bu. LTCH-12.V) ier hu. .MAMMTH ClyetVFU $7 otV,; in.( t j.

UU.

l.lK MOCK. ('nrre tel Dailj' by Majur nre., s. l'ican t . lilia aLa.)

7,; ! IIKAVV PAT STrnnS Fair to pjj, iTCuT'-.c; j'rii:e, T'as'. 1 " 1 HeMi.s--llor,7 pji) lbs.. $7 SO; r.'nl.'-iO Ih. t'ijfs JO; p-.0r,tl.y. Jbn.. Ss Hi; li"j.LM h".

0 1

Krie Frie 1st pfd. C.eneral Flectric ex div General Motor ( ioodrich Co Great Northern old. Creat Northern Ore Illinois Central inspiration Copper Interhoro lnterboro. pfd International Harvester .... e'entral leather Kansas City Southern Missouri. Kansas and Teaxs, Kansas and Texas. I'rf.I.Lackawanna .Stfa-l Ihi'h Valley Miami Copper

Ie... ! Bouisville. Nashville Maxwell Motor Co., 1st I'rfU. ' I Missouri Pacific j Mexican Petroleum

cuiYKK Si;i-:i-Prime, e.ish .mM n,t..j v(.w yrk Ce ntral $:i."i: Dec jind .M.irdi. $:..": April Sv.'O. . v , v .. H AI.S1KK- Prime. sh. S..,,t. :l t.. Nou "rk- -V H- in'1 "

s'.l.Tä: I ee . Sti S. I .National i.eau TIMOTHY l'rina'. cash. ?2."2i: Sept. orf(,k an 1 Western nablet. .r.gta; r-ee.. S-:io; MTh- ! Northern Paede i x. Y.. Ontario and Western. e Hit e;e I'Unnm:. I Pennsylvania

e'incA;e. se;,t. ir. -m i n;i; - 1 , .,...,

imI.u r..-i me r v i.vtr:i -

.......I... .......

T0LKD0 (ASH OKA IN. TOT.KIM, I. Sept. 10. CPlSK: WIIBAT Cash and Sept.. .1 r.J ; si.:.;v. Mar. e'OUX e'uh :tn.t Sej.t.. sTl.je; IV-: Mar, Ts'jc OATS Cash ami Sept., 47L1e;

:.t 170 r i - o 72 1 2 1 1 s4 , 42-n e;t H

1 el 1

5. o; I .eo los ami over, js . o. LA MÜS- Live. ' v lOe. nut: ill' lavo. irjtk-.

I'OILTKV AMI .MEATS. pt'orrectril Daily by Jimmle'n Market 12 H F. lefferxon lllul.i

1 4 Ii 1 ; s iiuitf .

1 i

-A

1 H 1 2

INJL'LTKV l'aiu

i-J4e. VKAL-PaJiug. lir.l; oiling 50e.

Ili:i:F-i:oat. 2.V; bolhng 12'-; por tcrhoiise. 2"v ; iirloiu. 17eIIAM Faying. 1 .. I.AltU Selling, is.-.

e. .

l-l SOI

$'J .Vi

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Ml V. .V'.l.e.

II YK No.

J51.-J

I'KOVIMON (CorriKtrd Iaily b- I . W. Murllrr. 2i t:. Jefervou ItUd.)

PlilTT- O r j ii g- m.

ill." ll r Uoz. ; 1 rlllUIIC. J.T HS telling, 00c per Uuz. ; i'aiuuaii,

lb; selliu jf. lUi'c tT dot , M'?W. lJ)

p- W. VL'JLTAIil.LS CabakV. p.il::jr. sellini-. !T l!i : I'otHtoe lulu. II

s ' 1 Z . y.$ J.i"j,T Ln.. fe.liii, ivj; ;.-. k.

HI TILK A.M F'ivjS -Cxi nrj Ibitti-r paving. 2'eUo'Jc; si-!iiLg. 2Cii-"' ; brenn it) ltutt-r. i.aviuir. . - feilii.t

F'H-1-! i:'gti. etrictly tre.Ui, paving. ;,'., fi.i

7 1

l;:i

ll:;i,

extra first:

31 :

.s Receipts. U.iCs ci(; nrdinnry j "tea first '".Pu'l .e: extras.

,-7 ... ! i... . ai.;..j ! loi,nl,!ii. lrnn :itid Sfe'el

,'('( h, l. -j. , 'im i " I v i ....... . . - -

eiptf. - 1 1 .

;'.0V,e. Leoi filsts.

::v2(,i:v.,:

Pr'l22' -c CHFKSK Twins, new. 10.j-; dairies. 1'Oe : vmin; Ameri a. L'O'ic; I .nh'.riis. 20' ': brick. 2U-. L1VF. PiU LTRV--Turkeys. 2."-; thicken, le,; 10'..c : springers. P1-.'-; roosters, l.'l' .e; u'ees.". 10'i 12e ; .lin ks. l.V". Ie T A l i IIS Keepi j.ts. Is !trs Mlnneset.i. Pakidas and -Li. SlJä'u l."2i. 1MI N l"el.ls I.IVK sreCK INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. Sept- lä IloeJS

f-'Ill.

1 ll ', ; (t orreetod Haily ly tti l.antwood I it, , lljl' loultf oioJ Sa 1 owd Market. ., Z -," , Y'. VN mxIiI tigt.n At- -' : ütrictly fr fii ciujrLi Jre.s,i t;t" f:'i .i.i'i ' 2.H- lb.: trout. 214e; pj.-Lerel. l.o.

1 e, i . per.-n. io'-c- : rouioi yi.tjwt., l.o.. , iij i

iirst. ir.t''i. 1 Pre.-ssed Steel i'ar

Ray Consoliehited Heading

. y 1 1 - 7 A a . . . . K7 :-

Hep. I ron a nd St e 1 Pf fl. ex liiv 1'e

I lock Island 17-

Sb-s.s Sheffield Southern Pacific Southern Kailwav Southern Lailway, Prfd. .. Studebaker "o Tenn. Copper

i Texas o.. ev Uiv

per 11. ; iiiii-.

but. v Luie. 1U'. ; tia , its.

Fresh l.ulilieadH. 171

i. liaeUi. l-ae ; eej , K-y. I"re8!i iiifr ijgt.t dnmei Li:j tisii. 1U- lb.; Ireaii jutatej Like s ijperl-n w bite fish. 2s.-. lila k lJi i :u. i rel brana, 1. dJp.h e.xJfua

lj.

.ouise

i lists which the library has published, - Ib-.i-ip's. lOaon; m.-rket opera-. tn.ns: Third Avenue, ex div.. jsuch as lists of hook; of travel, his- j j- l1 "u-U ' Paciti, Krv. fiction, business, etc. hi". " F. S. Rubber

l.OTto: market i

Steel Sie!. Frtd.

the community

I has posted other bulletins e-allin? at- i alve. Sl.ejO'; u i jtention to the fact that hooks of in- sni:i:I sl

OFFICERS ARE ELECTED

FrI V. Vclcr is President f the' K. anil L. S.

At e ac h of the flower and veu-'. CATTLF Receip'S. l ti;

..o j;. ,.i . v, ..v,;t;. ! st.'ii'tv: ehoi'-e lieivv sfe-

rirtn f u i s i si rtiiu uir e a 10 01 o i , . . ...-.. -j . i,..if.... i. .,. llfhr fr. .. tfit'.t .o : iiejiefs. Vi oovi ,

centers tne uorary -d. -ir,',i,Ai: Pulls, sr. ,o).;i 7.00 : : l tan t upper e i;v

; Yirjrinia Carolina chemical. j Western Fnion i Westini,'hou.-e Flectric ....

Willvs Overland, ex div.... riiir.r.o r.lsif GRAIN. i CHICAGO. Sept. la- ; American inc WHFAT No. red. -1 4a f-i 1 ..",1 4 ; I P.utte and Superior, ex div.. No. .-. red. $1.4.".?1.4'.; No. hard winter, Kennicott. e div

$1.."2'4- : Pittch.iri'h Cf.al

... I I X- V , ' nMII.M V. .fit V . . I i " '

, , r I. in, J, ' .....

frrtnation and practical aid in all these subjects are to be obtained at the library. STEAMER COLLIDES WITH TWO BARGES

I 1 . CI fuH V I.I (

S - I eipt. sfiO;

i ra,,riiPi sieanj o ..ie, , riIul..- sue-...

? lambs, i.O'Kj 10..

tv i i t e. v.', I v r,i seK : N r .

veiiow. s.."-4o ; International Niekel

;',.-; No. '. mied. sr.ijiijsiu.,.; ,0 .5 ; jnduv-tnnl Al ohol

k. ii i :n .'Tii i 'in us ei ri iiiulth 1 fi

I m Iff ' Ti vJI o Vit . M . I TV

No. I.4.P.. held their annua! elec- . '" ,JW"- l " j;.,. "i V, -a : ' N-.. V w hi te. 7lV t1 a r,n"

tion of otticers Thursday nipnt. I he i f.dlovsinic were elected; President.

Fred W. Weber: first vice president.

N.irrem Fse'a.Hv in Wwk.

P. R. Wjnear; second vice president .Mrs. Anna Iiutler; financier. Fred Krue-ser: secretary; W. G. Hawhliizel: prelate. Mri;. M. Hawbltzel; uard. J. Kitchen; sentinel. F. Curtis, and conductor. Mrs. A. Cievv. The installation of officers will orcur on S'epL -"'

Interiinti-.ii.il News s.ervie. : ROsToN. s'ept. 1.". The steamship iloucester of the Merchants and Miners Transportation Co., bound from Baltimore to Boston, was in collision w :th two coal barges in Yir.eyard sound today and a panic was narrowly averted amona: the 7

An electrically h fa ted coffee per- ra5.-enzers on board. One of the

rolator made of earthnw ai e has b.irpes was beached. As far

bee n patented hy a New York in-1 know n

vtntor. j Gloucester roceede Bostoru

Marine, Prfd.

. p... i4 . 2 4 . '.4 H .F'dJ'i ' . . l! ii l' 1 2 .11 "H ' . ; 1 ... I . 120 i;

. . 4 1 . : : . ". . 4 0 . . :f. . 1 ;o 4 ' 1

Miioked wLite Cf!:. !.

TALI.eiW AM IIIDKS. (( orrM trd Ilail v Vtr S. T . Lippiuav. Sil . Main St.) TALL'iW lPaurh. -Ue; rendere-fl. N I, 1;.. N 2. 2'ac W L S''1 ''.')' pe-r lb HIILS I J re-en. No. I. 10 K.-; alf tkli lly'ii--'-

HAY. sTKAW AM I f KIi lC'erretril Dnily ! hr Vtrlj Mlllei llcur and Ire-d Co.. 4J0 . Miehitin St.) I1AV- I'anu; 1-0 10; i-edhi.g. f-4'?i!

'..ititf S

s2.-; N. 4 yell'v, sr.

w hite. 7fi Iti'y ; No. mixed. 4.Ti-...-: No j m ...... . ;; white. 44'. c; No. 4 white. 44r.7' e: r.T IltM AI. i.lt. T K. utanJard. 4:',i P. ! i:AST RlTKALo. N V sept. 1

'ATTLF.- Keeeipt.

c HiCAe.o i.i VF sxecK. FNION STOP'K YAi;IS. III . Sept i." -

JU m;s Rfs-eipt. lJ.': market le.LV- e'ALVKS IP . . :; t- s,, rntrWer higher: mied .-end toif la-rs. 1 1..",0 : I a tiv e. ' hi!a-r; .ull t. nc e. 5"."''4 -r.od f.e-ivv. 51 11 4ä: rrajli h.-ai v . ; 1" .V .iT.v.iin.r:r": lirht. V'n 11 .y) : uza. SHFFP A.M LA.MI'.S lb-, . :pf-. ...

:i l.e.i.J; rnirki't

ii-a'ii . st. r-. ? l o '' 1 o.y .

7.7..l . : lOlik. f 1 ' -t I r'f 1 J . . - CAI'TLL-- Ke.eirts. 2"Xt; ni irket -tr nz: r-eere-s. $f. T.'ei 10 10; con , and YMfr S.L s.-.i'.j-O IVO ; st'-"-kr Mtid ffo.tpr. .S".2".7 ö: Te an. ?'. s in ; calves.

as ' .11 "'f 12 "'.

, . . . . , ill. ri ! ,

II. 4 , v vi c, r '..-w UüU li.rr i

h.!-l: mirUt. ! mi ." : s!..e;. j.t-.olv ; r.o;et lata,. fl .V 11 7". : Ml! t fair. .S7..V11.". year.;::-. t 'J23.; r,p. I 1 1 is - ( ( ;r f .",.; vc. erke .o t:ve.

j ' hi-h-T ; Y-Tker- ' 1 1 ' " y-.z

ir irUt i' ."''i'.. ,., riii.-' 1 1 -i 1 1 ' : av

istr.U!-: ;ative .- r.d we-.-te: u, 1 öor ; ! 1 ' t 1 1 70 ; r'-uj:!

t i

s 1 RAW - Pijlii. $'j per ten. j t t u. e r . per 1 ... eiA lS P.ivlLg 4 I r v

i:.-. i 'n. ."jo. per bu 'uRN Paying, i r hu ; itlhnf ;" per bu. CLUVLR SLKI I'ajir.?. ?:, .-..i JP) per bu. TIMOTHY SKi:i -I'ajing. JC ;.r lu. el.ijf. .er tu. ALr ALKA s-LKI- (M Mass grows) -e1liLg. JL'i per tU

THOMSON AND McKINNON 201-202 J. M. S. Bldg. Mi-rm,' f- '-r Tork Urk T-rrhrnngr, "Srw Yr Cotton F.ief J5rv. Otina Cotton ETehnt, f hl-o Stork ExeltAji r, Chlrmo )Tior4 f Trad aoid Indien ItanKiv Asjuk-I-Üon. Dir l'Hrkt WLrvw 1 Ail lie 11 S90-29I; Home 2O2S-209S.