South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 281, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 October 1916 — Page 12

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Gov. Ralston Grants Only One Pardon, Five Paroles and Eight Commutations.

IXDIA-N'AI'OLIS. fu-u 7. Gov. Ralrton. I'riday, granted nno pardon, five paroles, eL'ht commutatior.s r, Kntrnro, inclurlirrr one from a life sentence to t'.vo to 21 years. ani refused "f, petitions for executive clfinc-nry from Inmates of Indiana'? pnal institutions. The action of the? provernor followed exactly the recommendation?, from the state beard of pardons, aftr its September epsion, -which ad Jo urn od la-st wee k. The report from the rrate loard broke all records for years in the hary recommendation?? of clemency. Thirty-five refusals of petitions from inmates of" penal institutions es tab-' llahos a record and tho pintle pardon and live paroles granted 'it of all the cofcs that were brought r-efore the board's procedure in the l."t few- years to art cautiously in every case that cornea lfore it. The governor, mindful of this tendency in th board recently, instructed that the entire report of the board be concurred In, after spending relatively little time in poins over the recommendations. Adams C. Man I'ardonrd. The pardon granted was to Karl Thrailkill, sentenced to the state prison from Adams county. March 27, 151.", for a term of two to If years on a charge of assault and battery to commit manslaughter. The five paroles granted were as follows: Knrth Davis, scntencr-d from Allen county. May 20, 19ns, for a term of 10 to 20 years for burglary, to the Indiana Reformatory; Ceorrre Lenr.ett, sentenced from

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ei-jht j-enrs, for petit larceny, to the state prison; Georzc AVheatley. fcntencod from Putnam county, Sopt. .",0, 101.', for a terrr of io to five years for escaping from the penal farm, sentenced to the state prison; Abraham Courtney, sentenced from IWontt-omery county, Nov. 17, 101.", two to 11 years, or assault and battery with intent, to the state prison (parole to become effective Nov. 17, 101): f'hloo Mitchell, Fentcrrerd from Va.--,erburK' county, Jan. 2fi. 191.", two 'o It years, for forircry, to t i) Indian a He f o rmal or y . Ilr Arc- Commiititicm. The commutation of sentences granted follows: Wilhert Palmer, sentenced from Hendricks county. June 2fi, 1914, 10 to 20 years for burglary and urnnd ln-rcen5'. to the reformatory, (reducim: sentence to two to 11 years); Osrar Lrnvrn, alias Oharies Lrown. alias Harry iharpe. sentenced from Hendricks county. May 2S, 1014, 10 to 20 years, for hursrlary. to the reformatory. Was on parole at time of above sentence, havinff been sen-irna-d from Mnrinrt county. July n. 1912, one to eiht years, for petit larceny, to tho rofnnmtory. (Reluc'jic-- 10 to 20 year sentence to two toll years) ; Floyd I'.lack. sentenced from Greene county. May 0, 191,1. 20 to 2.0 years, for burglary, seroad conviction, to the state prison. ( Ueduclnc sentence to two to 11 ears); Joe Jones, sentenced from Sullivan county. Sept. 21. 1911, for life for murder, to state prison. (Reducing sentence to two to 21 yer-rs); Clyde Cibson. sentenced from r.rant county. May ,", 131.", five to 14 years, for robbery, to th reformatory. (Keducins; sentence to two to 14 years): lien "White, sentenced from Putnam county, March, IS IT,. 10 to 20 years, for bur-plary. to the reformatory. (Reducim? sentence to two to 11 years); Charles Kahn, sonten'1 from Wabash county, Sept. 14, 1914. 10 to 20 years, for burglary, to the reformatory. O leducin.fr sentence to two to 14 years); Hervaril "Williams, sentenced from Wabash county, ScjtL 14. 1914. 10 to 20 years, for br.rprUry. to the reformatory. CRt-ducin sentence to two to 14 years. )

CLOSE FIFTH WAR LOAN

Kcrlin Ipecls It to IVuaI lKxvnt lYvnch Mifwrlptions.

R77RLTN". Cht. R (by wireless via S.iy i T be-" . Oct. 7. Subscriptions to the lifih war io.in clv- 4 at 1 o'clock today. Tho Iokal Anzeiger s.ys it is e;wvtCvl the total suUsoribea prove to little if anMhir.sr lower th.un th-' French loan by which 10,712,'.io, '"" marks w .us raist d. The lat lay of r- i in s-ub-scriptior: was marked b a rush of ma!l subscribers.

MARRIES TO BE KIND

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niCII.MNl. Ind. i t. 7. Mrs. lsora K.pplin-cr. Z trv .M. ,p;M Friday .it the h,rr.e of n. r ! i :ht r in Moorcl.itKl. Sh- had married s; ti:r.cs. thre-' '' ! r h::! avals hi im: cripp'.t s at tb- t.rv.- of tb.-ir rr.arria't Mt Ki, r l:.td tob! v. ij.'hb'Ts he had :v..irr:--l t h.- belpU sHi cripple- J. cau.-c sbc hi-d to be kind t them.

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SH00KMAN TO THROW SELF ON MERCY OF COURT

IithcT Confers With Son and is I'reken-IIrarte'l Advanevtl Too M tic! 1 Money.

INDIANA ro LIS. Ind., Oct. 7. Hllis Shookman. cashier of the Iiurrows, (Ind.) bank, who Thursday confessed a shortage of J IS, 000 will throw himself on the mercy of the court when arraigned, according to bis father, Onrgo Shookman, who had a loni: conference with his son a.t the city prison Friday. The father, who is a farmer living near Decatur. Ind., was broken hearted when he learned of his son's predicament and declared that be would try to obtain bond for the your.?: man's release. After the conference at the jail, the elder Shookman said, "I always told my boy to be careful about handling ither people's money. Fills did not spend any of the money on himself. He told me that. He made a mistake when he advanced too much money." Arthur Cm, en. head of the state bank department, in speakin.tr of the case said "Since I have .cone further into the books 1 am inclined to think that most of it went into overdrafts. I think better of h-m than at first. Shookman was an expert with his accounts and it appears that he kept the overdrafts carefully concealed until as he says, they could be made up again.

think that most of the money was let eut in the last three months." .Shookman will be taken to Delphi for a preliminary hearing.

NILES, MICH.

. Mrs. Pernelia Hutchins, 74 years old, died Friday morninp at her home near Kcrtrand from cerebral hemorrhage. She is survived by several children, one of whom is Mrs. Rofe Vanvort with whom she icsidcd. Funeral services were conducted Friday afternoon under the auspices o' the Christian Science church of South I.end. Saturday the body will be shipped to Fennville, Mich., for burial.

WIFE PUTS WREATH ON HUERTA'S TOMB I'tmost Sec rev y .Mhuu YWt of Dead Mexican's Widow at II Paso Thurday.

Iyco Frye. a local painter, while at work on a house on Twelfth St., tell from the scaffold and is believed to have suffered internal injuries of a serious nature. The scaffold was supported by two ladders and the runs; on the ladder broke letting the scaffold down. Frye fell to the ground a distance of 20 feet and was rendered unconscious.

Wore! has been received of the death of Paul Smith at Milford. Ind. The youm; man had been employed as a barler here. He became ill and went home to recuperate. He died a few days later with black diphtheria.

Mrs. Robert Thompson was civen a surprise party by a dozen ladies Friday, the affair hcin planned in honor of her birthday anniversary.

FL PASO. . Texas, Oct. 7. After coming here heavily veiled and with only a few knowing of her visit. Mrs. Vic-, riano Huerta, widow of Gen. Huerta. once provisional president of Mexico. Thursday placed a wreath at the entrance to her husband's tomb in Concordia cemetery. She departed for Cuba Friday, according to her attorneys. The utmost secrecy was maintained reardin:- Mrs. Ilueita's visit lie re and no one except her attorney knew about it until she had departed. She made no formal claim to the S1S.00O, which was deposited here fr these who, w'th her husband, were arrested in connection with the alleged neutralit violation conspiracy in June. 191T. She was accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Plena Quieroz.

The case of the People vs. Chas. Dudley, who is charged with assault with intent to kill, upon T. W. Heady of this city, will be heard in the circuit court next Monday.

The cases of Guy and C. William Webber charged with assaulting1 Amos Stewart while the latter was sirvinK as a special police has occupied the attention of local justice court for three days. On the tirst day a jury' was empanelled. This jury acquitted William Webber but disagreed in the case of his brother, Guy. The latter case was set i'or retrial Thursday but only four acceptable jury men were secured. Friday the required number were secured and the case is a pain in pro'-rress.

NEUTRAL SHIPS HIT HARD II) Sunk Between June 1 and Sept. 21 ly lajeiny Mines.

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Dad CeKN from Little Snceos Grow. Many colds that han.i; on all winter start -with a sra-ezc. a sniffle, a re throat, a tL'ht chest. You know the symptoms of old?, and you knov vronipt treatment will break them up. Pr. Kind's New Piscovety, with Its siothinc antiseptic balsams, has been Ireakinir up colds and hcalinc roughs of youn, and old for 4 7 ars Pr. Kind's New Discos ry b'.osens the phlepm, clears the lo ad, scothes the irritated menbreite uiiJ ir.iki-s breathing easier AdvL

LONDON. Oct. 7. Further evidence of the heavy toii of neutral shipping is paying ia the world war is contained in a statement piven out Friday by the P.ritish government showing that 1 sach vessels had been sunk "by enemy mines" between June 1 and Sept. 2 4. During the same period, says the statement, 1 entente alliel vesscds were sunk.

rr. Chaffee, diseases of women. Office M7 Portale av. Advt. Dr. Paxson. dentist. Farmers Trust. --AdvL

Elkhart County Crowds Don't Like Talks About "Extravagance," Etc.

News-Tim" Sred-il Service: ELKHART. Ind., Oct, 7. Because Jim Goodrich, republican candidate for governor, insisted upon beins; shaved after a late arrival in the city Friday morning the start of a tour of the county was delayed for nearly two hours. Thirty-one of a scheduled caravan of fifty automobiles finally left Elkhart at ten o'clock. Goodrich and Andrew J. Hickey, candidate for congress, snoke in eiht different towns over the county during the day. The caravan passed through Klkhart at 8 o'clock enroute to Goshen, where a republican rally was held Friday niht. Nappanee and Wakarusa were the only towns that "warmed up" to the party which otherwise met with a chilly reception. In these two towns brass bands had been employed to "stir up" enthusiasm but there was little doln?. When Goodrich beran to talk Sibout democratic extravagance n conducting the affairs of the state, and Hickey started to tell about "a peace without honor," the audience he-ran to disperse and both men had to resort, to the "strategy of the joke book" in crder to have someone to talk to. A number of civil war veterans, who were taken alone: just for a show thanked the committee in charge for the ride upon their arrival here. "Put how did you like the speeches?" was the eiuery of one of the committeemen, to which a number of edd vets responded. "Speeches? Why who spoke?" The committeemen tied.

Royal Passctt and Hiram Hanske, two Klkhart younjr men, are to appear in the city court Saturday to answer charges of assault with intent to commit felony, preferred by two pirls from Nappanee who say the men took them into the country in Fas-sett's car. after asking If they micht take them "home," and attempted to assault them. The pirls ran away from the youns men west of the city, hid in a farm yard until they drove away, and then were brought to town by a man and woman who came along in a Ford, according to their story.

The state public service commission probably will accept within a week the '.ö-cent gas rate which was agreed upon by the gas company and the city, and which was submitted to the state ceunmission for ratification yesterday by Major F. E. Smith and City Atty. L. D. Hall, with a legal representative of the p;ns, company, from (J rand Rapids.

Pj the terms ni the will of Mrs. Lennie Mae Cable, probated in the superior court, her heuise and household effects go to Cornelius Cable, from whom she was divorced in 1911. and who re-married and now lives on Middlebury st., on condition that he move into the house and there maintain a home for t lirir sixteen-year-ohl daughter, Pauline Manning Gable, and rear and educate her.

The second game of the series between the Elkhart Plue Sox and the Goshen Greys will be played at the Rogers' band park in Goshen next Sunday afternoon, starting promptly at 2: SO o'clock. Elkhart won the first game by the score of 11 to T. last Sunday. If Goshen succeeds in winning next Su.iday the scene of the third contest v,-ill be dc cided by the flip of coin.

The Concord township concrete highway, forming the All-West-S'de Goshen rd., will be connected with the Elkhart township brick part of the road within a week, according to advices from Goshen. Contractor A. M. Somith is said to have given assurances that the concrete road will in that time be completed to the Kunderei farm, where the brick road joins. That, part of the Concord township road which lies west of the first railroad crossing west of Dunlaps will not be laid until next spring.

The Congregational church which, since the middle of the summer, has been undergoing repairs, will be reopened for public worship next Sunday.

The hich school varsity football team perspired through twenty minutes' hard practice with the second team at the driving park piling up between six and eight touchdowns. The high school team is expecting a hard game with Warsaw Saturday.

SUPPRESS PAPER AGAIN

BERLIN (via London), Oct. 7. Die Zukunff of which Maxmillian Harden is the editor, has again been suppressed, apparently because of an militarist article, the contributor of which pictured the "horrible ßide of the war."

LOANS ON FARM LANDS. Loans bearing Interest at the low rate of 5 per cent will be made by us on good productive farms which meet with our requirements. If you expect to borrow money soon, arrangements should be made without delay so that you may take advantage? of this offer. All loans will be made for a term of live years, with the privilege of pa.-ing The principal, or any part thereof, in even hundreds of dollars at any interest paying date. Further details can be secured by a letter or we shall be pleased to have you call at our office. THE STllAUSo BROTHERS CO, AdvL Lisonieriiiii.

MARKETS

DRY GOODS MARKET. NnW YORK. ( t. l Amoskea; tickIr.jrs .f nil pr-ide vre ar1van'l a full cent ITidiy to a baH ef lT1-. for fight Klinge st;U!-bin!?. ei.tt--n 'go.Js were firm with n riinj tnl.-iry. Yarn aUo were firm wltli buying c"Tflued to sp.t lots and nearby deliveries. silks were stej'ly.

SPOT COI I KK QTIKT. NPVV YOIIK, (xt ;.spnt coffee nuiet Kio 7s. H'-jc; Santos 4'n. m;c.

South Bend Markets CHAIN AND IT-ED. (Corrected Dally by Y. II. simrr. SUrr Mill. Hydraulic AtJ WITEAT Paying. $:.,0 per l.u. OATS Paying 40-; ntn 50e pr bn. COKN Paying sue; selling &uc jxrr bu. HYP Paving. SOe jkt tu. 15KAN Selling $1.30 r ewtMIDPLLN'tiS Selliug. $1.4) pr ewt eiiUPrPD I-'EKD Selling. $150 per cwt. ;LPTEN Selling, ji.st) per cwt-

SCKAiUU ifctu belling, $2.00 cwtCHICK FEED Sening. 2.20Q2i cw t.

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LIVE STOCK. (Corrected DaJiy iy 31aJor Dro, S. Logan St . Minhuraka.) HEAVY PAT STEEltiS Pair to gooO, 7ti 7 : prime. 7Hli'. '.IOGS 11ÜU1-0 lbs.. $7.S0; lbs. l'neü bulllit-ads. 17yc per lb., cblnook saPuoii. -U-; eels. 17c Fresli winter caught dressed white fish, 14c lb. Iilack Diamond trnd bcneless colflfh, L2o lb.; smoked cbinook salmon, 50c; saiokeJ wLite tsh, KJc.

SEEPS. (Corrected Daily by Warner Croa., Se4 t-torr. 111 K- Vjne t.) TIMOTHY J2.oewj2.75 per bu. Ki:i i'LUVl-:K-7.UOilO.O) per bu. WHITE CI.OVEI: SÖJ.UU per bu. ALSIKi; -J.0O('ill-C per bu. ALFALFA $1u.Tmi(ü12.00 per bn. SWEET CLOVEU lu.eKül2.U0 per oil CUW l'LL-J.uu per bu. SOY liL'A.NS fS.tmyiöO per bu. ULUK Gi:ASS $-.V per bu. FIELD l'EAS $2.00 per m. Mil LET 1-75 per tt.. GEICMAN MILLET $1.75 per bu. JAPANESE MILLET $1.75 per bu. HlbVJAKIAN MILLET 3(X per bu. V i : Ti 'i i - $ l o . ( j (j, 1 2. i o. ilAMMUl'lI CLU EK $7.00(211.00 bu. TALLOW AND II 1 1) KS. (Corrected Daily by s. V. Lippmaa, Z10 N. Main St.) TALLOW Kougü. 23c; rendered. No. 1, 4.: No. 2. 2Uic. U uoL 20030c per lb. IJ IDES Giecn, No. 1, 10ßl6c; call kla lcii-5c.

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Knitting and Crocheting . ' " i 1WTOND AY October 9th starts our Fall Classes-in the art of Knitting and Crocheting. These classes are to be conducted at our store by an expert sent here from the Fleisher Knitting Mills of Philadelphia. Yon are invited. They're FREE Classroom First Floor.

Wymcn's Weekly "Ad"-itorial Sat tin! ay. Ort. 7. 19 K.

Co-operation Tlio word "o-oT,ratioii is a niiU'h iwtl ami mmli -ihuxM -.itl. It is ftoii u4xl hy tliew who Iuie Mmo merli;inIix r serIv to S4-I1 (at a lews priv) and nultM more f itiUently in an "oHr;ition" to si'par.ilc the- cutninT from tlioir money, ratlwr than in ''tio-oiration" wliicli meaiLs tjiial Kiin:r of orvieo. I loa I e-o-ciixTaUoil Is uluit we' are tiv !iain in our Yarn elopartmenl. ITie customer Ini) the jarn of us at tho lowest pric- in any market. Tlk rieishor Yam Co. furnWtos ns for ihroe wchKs with an export instrne-tor h to-iehes our customers frov of eliarse lle arious artioIts tfiat ;tn m:ul out ef j arm This is real eo-operation and we an pleaI to he of yrrviev to our eustoniers in tills manner. We are connected llrttljr witli many other eonerrns tliat are co-ox"nit inir with us ( lwlp ser'o oi'r customers in various way. c.rr. v). Ä- ot.

HAY. STRW AND Fy.ED. (Corrected Daily by he U'esley 3IIUer Hour and leed Co., 420 8. Michigan fet.) ILA Y Tay inc. $(V;10: sellinff, $lt(?il SliUW- 1'ayinK. I'er tou; selliiiK ?J per t'Mi. or Ok: per bile. OATS Faying: 45o per bu. ; neell-..(K430-pt-r bu. COKN Faying, höe per bu. ; eelllng. 'J'- per lu. CI.OVEJt SEED Paying. J.. seellln, $10 per bu. TIMOTHY SEED-raying. $3 per bu.; elliriK. $5.50 per bu. ALFALFA .SEED (Montana growo) Celling. SU per bu. JS.10; mOülöO lb., $S.40: 100(2190 lbIS.75; liHJ ibs. and orer. $8.75.

rOl'LTRY AND JfEATS. (Corrected Daily ly Jimmle'a Market, 128 E. JeHermn HIvd.) POULTliY Faying. H(ülüc; selllnir. 22 Q2le. YEA L Faying. UGlbr; selling. 15Q " ItELF Roast. 25e; boilinjr 12c; porterhouse. 22e ; sirloin. 17c HAM Faying, lüc. LAUD Selliug, lSe.

rno visions. (Correeted Daily by F. W. Ulueller, 211 E. .lefTerson Hint.) FRTIT Oranges, ease, $5 50; selling t)r per dozen -Lemons, per ease. $:).0O; elling. 0c per doz. ; bananas, 2c per lb; selling. 10(i2Ge er doz.; Apples, paying. $l(i1.50 iitr bu.; relllug. aör0c per perk. VEGETABLES Ca ha p, pijlDR, 2c;

pelling. 5c per lb.; ptitoos. paying. ?1D0 per bu.: Belli ag 50" peck. BU1TEK AND LiCi Country Butter, paying. 1030:; selling. 253ic; Creamery' butter, paying, 3Ur; selling. Ilse; Eggs, strictly fresb, paying. iiOc; selliug. ööc(tj;3Sc.

FI Kl I. (Correrted Dally by the Eastwood FIh, I'oultry and sei Food Market, W. Washington Av.) Strictly fresh caught dressed white fish. 3öc? lb.; trout. 20 Vr-". pickerel, 15ie; pere-h, lGc ; round yellows, 17 Vie; baitbut, whole. 20e'j extra cu.s. 2Gc.

DEFENDS WILSON'S ACTS

Secretary of Lal)oi Upholds Ailrainistration at Terre Haute.

tkrri: HAun:, md., Oct. r,. 'WillLara IL Wilson, secretary of labor, defended the actions of Pres't Wilson in the Mexican situation and voiced approval of Adamson eiht hour law in an address here Friday night. He declared the passage of the eight hour lav- averted a strike that would have involved ninety perecnt of the railway employes of the country'. Jle denied there were grounds to question the constitutionality of the law. Referrinfr to the invasion of Vera Cruz he said the administration took the step to force Huerta. to apologize or "get out".

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