South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 276, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 3 October 1917 — Page 1

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U. S. Soldiers Are Purchasing Liberty Bonds

Ii:ff rn.iti '.i i! News Sorv'" WASHINGTON, Oc . .. America n M.liUnrs ühtlriK' at 1 1 1 fjfmt will l-e viv-n an ppurt unity to h(-Ip nn:incf tlifir own rarrjiaicrns y sub.cril.ir.t,' to the socun! Lib rty lan. In n"Tal ordr Nu. 1-i. nromulj .it. .l to. lay, Maj. (Jen. Tak r H i:U- . chi f of staff, instructs , rm-1 in andir.i; t-nerals frywherf to i n- j .tit-it' apsTcssive canijiains for su !.f-r iptior.s ainonR th( ir men. "It is a magnificent trilmte to th Jiiii- spirit of our fishtinsr forces," said ."'f- 'y leaker today, "when they not only clii'iise to lend th ir minds and i'oiiirs to tho snjort of the ovrninent and its principles of democracy, l'üt are actually helping to mane-"' their own campaign and that of their allies hy jiirchasinr thesoj honds." SUSPEND T rMCREASE Interstate Commerce Commission Rescinds Earlier Order Concerning Tariff. Intern. i tloual News Servie: WASHINGTON, Auk. The interstate commerce c nuuission today entered an order indefinitely suspending its order of June 0, authorizini: increases in trans-continental freight rates to take effect Oi.t. 1.". Tin- new order is made necessary hy the recent amendment to the laws reLralatiiiK commerce providing that tiie commission jhall Krant no hlanket iiureases. Specific schedules have already he en filed, however, and will he ;ien consideration, tho inerea-es proposed ranint: from 1 to ;;." per cent from the east to both inter-mountain territory and the Pacific coast. POPE SENDS NEW NOTE TO ENGLAND I n i e r f l r, t i. ri a 1 N s SrrIro: (;i:ni:va. net. ::. pope p.enedict N V haj addressed a new note to KnUand, said a dispatch front Rome today. It accompanied the replies of tho neutral powers to the original papal note, which have heen transmitted to the Uritish foreign oflice. The new peace note is brief and l understood to express only the wish of tin- pontiff that the answers of the t ntral powers he civen deep i on si de rat ion. MEXICO MAY GET LOAN FROM U. S. I i.T'Ti, it i.-nai N' s,,.r !, : .n:.I'i CITY. Oct. Reports er i una nt tm'.av that .Mexico may r- i o a h.in from the I'nitcd St.ifs rnmi-nt. ThcM1 reports were Imrne out to some extent by the official announcement that I'harles Ioug!as is cornincr Ii i c fcMM W ashington as Pre s't Wilson's enoy and that his mission deals with financial matters. Pres't Irigoyen Of Argentine Will Resign Ir.terr 'iti NV" s Service: i'.niNos a? j: i:s v. Pres": !ri-oen of Argentina, will re.ii;n or: :. IJ. on tho ground of illhealth, according to information sc . ure.i to la from a high sourc e. Thc president is report, . 1 near a :.:al c!!aps. as a result of the a. lie clamor aroused bv his stand i .:ir.t a br. ak with. C. rmany and ,f the chaos brought about bv tr e r. , , rll trik,v i. r.r.!er-trt,.t .1-iri,.,-. ri's ph siciar. urgo.! him to giv up h; v-citne pciitb;. t-ciusc' of the no-r.tal arxl ihw-.i1 strain it en'ta;:d and thit the presab nt finally : vv!V. decidir.g to resign on the vrst ;i!ini rviry of lii.- ' ; on. e c. t'o;v,t i.v.xb'it'LV iiir:i;:i!i (.oy to A t -, . tin.!, w )-e unn-atral ue of the Sw :;-h legation I r-v.tght a!. out Th. i!i !"-!'''' 1 1 reeo'.utloti a'.lir.g for a ''teak with J ernia rvc-. i? c.ill m this cou.ntry. It was authorita;i e !v state d ti'il iy that be to t e.'bile before having South Atne-ri i for 1 !- -t -, n.

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xo si:rRTi: iiuci: frn:us. I :i tern t i u :i 1 Nchs Sorviie: lUnTi:ill).M. Oct. :i.Alvirr from J Uil in im):i,v quoted Dr. on Ktihlmann. tlit fiemuui fon'is '- retary. tlctiylnu that (ermany hamade otters of a separate Kav t laul.md or TraiH-e. di'nv m:iMi!T or w witsiiirs. ' '"iMVmJ'nin wl"".. t, r I Vin KOdICAl. Oct. :. The reiH.rt that ;rm.aii uaisldps xv re reentiy o)- rveii oii the iidf or itt'a ( m-ar the entrance of the (iulf of ; I 'inland ) was Mit -tally denied today. ki:i:m'i: hilij M(.m:h. lutrrn.itional Neu s Srvi. e: WAslIINtiTON. Oft. :5. Viee Ii-eVt .Marshall and Speaker Clark signed the .SJ.5:ir,nno.(ioo nur reenue hill this aftctiKHni and hurried it to the white I muse hy special mesfimer to receive the president's I signature. TO MAKi; A III K I SISALS. 1 1 t r n a t i n . i News Service: LONDON, Oct. IL l'imland ha linally decided to make air reprisals airaio-t Ciennaii iti's for the attacks on London. N'vvspapeis today quoted the prrmlcr as saying: "Wc will not only lnunh (crinany hut will u'e them -om pound interest." TO ASK INDICTMENT OF MILK DEALERS iMerniition.il News Service: CHICAGO. Oct. 3. Indictment aKalnst otticcrs of the Milk Producers' association and probably a hundred representatives of local milk boards in Illinois, Wisconsin and Indiana will be asked of thf1 grand jury here Friday by Atty. (ipii. Hrundae and .State's Atty. Hoyne, it was announced today. Violations of the Illinois anti-trust law will be charged. - Member of the association, it was declared by State's Atty. Hoyne, have threatened reprisal if any member of the association is indicted. Farmers are alleged to have asserted they will not ship milk to Chicago if officers of the association are prosecuted. Evidence that the association planned to boycott dealers who refused to follow its priee-tixini; schedule is in the hands of state othcial.Hoyne. declared, and will be presented to the grand jury. s t United Dairy, Recently Incor porated, Includes 24 Dealers Supplying South Bend. One lartre milk company, to handle practically ;il'; the milk furnished to Eolith Hend. is the aim of the United Dairy Co., recently incorporated with a. capital stork of $leu,00rt. Twenty-four dealers, now furnishing most of the city's milk, are already connected with the new organization and it is expected that the few remaining small dealers

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near future. Details concerning the new com - pany were made public Wednesday by A. 1. Ito-rers. secretary. The recent passage of a law by the legislature eliminating the sale of raw milk made it plain to the local dealers that they would have to do something to protect themselves or to go out of business. YVith the new organization they will be enabled to supply their customers with local milk without incurring any additional expense. The equipment of each dealer will be I taken over by the organization. ' inch will he operated entirely by ! stockholders. ' The officers of t.ie organization ' Ms named in the application for ini corporation are: uciaii T. S.nith. president: (eorce C. Calmer, vice president; Mathew Kuzmich. tre.is- ( urer; A. I. Hogers, s-cretary. These . officers together with N. T. Swan e.vwuvt """ " son, K. K. Hartman, and diarle s Suabcdissin, form the board of directors fv. r the c ompany. It is expected that the plant which the organization intends to erect will oe finished in time to al--low the company to ope-n its bus ir.f.-s on pe-o. 1. The lccation is undecided. The plant will contain tde latest milk-handling apparatus All milk, wiil be clarified and pasteurized and after Jan. 1 arrangements wiil he made to handle en titled milk. The city will be divided into districts which will nmin.ite the overlapping of route and Hl assure the best of delivery &c;ri-e.

Tokio is Swept By Tidal Wave And Typhoon

I:iterii.itiou;i1 Now s Sorvlo-: TOKIO, Oct. 3. A typhoon swept over Tokio early this ! morninc swamrinc a larce rortion of the citv under a tidal nM . ., wave- 1 lie Part the CltV niOSt aflected was the reclaimed "round. No toll of the JeaJ lias been compiled, although oiiicials estimate many hundreds were drowned. 'More than 40,000 persons were rendered homeless. The deluge was preceded hy a heavy rainfall which caused ail the inland rivers to ilooj out of their banks. The Sumida river i rising rapidly and it is expected that at least 20,nod more persons will be driven from their homes in the low lying districts during the next 24 hours. Another tidal wave at Vokohoma swept over the harbor front doing considerable damage and sinking four ships. GET A ROUSIN 6 SEND-OFF SUNDAY Dinner Tonight and Parade Sunday Morning Planned in Honor of Country's Quota in the National Army. South llend and St. Joseph county's second contingent of drafted men for the national army, comprising 149 from the three divisions, or to per cent of the total Mota of the entire county, will be given a rousing send-off by citizens Sunday morning. An escort to the Iike I-'rie and Western depot will consist of a squad of local police, members of the local home guard companies and several bands. The procession will form on Jefferson hlvd., facing on Main, at S a. m. and will move promptly at S:lä south on Main to South St., thence west on South to the railroad station, where the n;i selected men will board a special traiti of three coaches, which will depart for Camp Taylor, Louisville. Ky.. at : o'clock. Hi? Dinner Tonight. "lli doings" arc in store for the draft army tonight when they will be the quests of the Rotary club at a banquet and entertainment. The men will meet at 6:30 at the Chamber of 'ommeroe and will march in a body to tho Kahle ban;uet hall, V. Washington av. Following an elaborate menu a program Kev. John Cavanaugh. president of i Notre liame u ni er.-it v. 'apt. Edwin Nicar, a Civil war veteran, and ( CONTI. VCKD ON FACF F"H'H.)

'New Political Party Will be Formed Today

Ii.tern:iti ri.i News ,r i CHICAGO. Oct. 3. A new political party which optimistically expects to tial campaign of 1910 probably will be born in Chicago today. Prohibitionists, single taxers. social-demo-j crats and the remnant of proresv,., ,.,,. n,ie rt.ti,r-,M.. t.-. c , ,. , . m te wove n into the political texture of the new organization. Fusion of these divercf nt elements into a political party for dehnit , cohesive political action wi.l be d! cussed and the ground work of the" proposed merger laid at meeting today of leaders of the? elements that wiM unite. Today's conference follows action by the rational committee f the prohibition part?, approv ing the mrger. Tene ts of the r.ew part s p.a;i"rm ha bee-n announced .-,mv te-ntativ c - !y as have pbtr.s .f organizat :,.

rinnks that ultimately will be r.ailej .inammor.s. it is said, in f tv r of the into the platform it is beli-v.e) ..r f.diti al orsatualii.B.

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Shipping Board Gives Out Figures on Work For War. New Ships Will Soon be Launched. li tem itiniial Nc-us Scivice: WASHINGTON. Oct. :;. The naitonal capital has been deluged with demands from all over tho c ountry during the last fortnight lor aceutate information as to war preparations. The people are plainly c hating under what they consider unu ar ante d se c ret y lo otficialj. The do not demand war secrets. Hut they do ak what the various high priced boards, created as a result of the war erne rgency. are doing. To relieve tins condition the International News Service today officially was permitted to gie the exact status as of today ot. of tho I'nitcd States shipping board's herculean task. Ihiildins; 1,0:: Ship-. There are under construction for the board and its auxiliary organization today, 1,03: vessels. Within a few weeks, live at tho outside, the first of these vessels, contracts for w hose construction were lot early in the summer, will be ready to lease tho ways. Commencing Jan. 1, delivery of the composite wood and steel standardized vessels will begin. Fy .Vareh 1 launching of from two to 10 steel vessels of speedy construction will I'O taking place each w eek. m Under construction today are ves- j se-ls aggregating 'l 4,700 tons. i Operating today under auspices of j the shipping board are 2.S71.359 tons j of merchant shipping. j Hv midsummer of l!US there will I i be 10.1; l.ooo tons of shipping plying the seven sas under the direction of the board. Requisition YVssolsc In addition to the ships under construction the shipping hoard daily is requisitioning vessels for use in trans-ocean traflic which have heretofore been in coastwise or South American trade. It is expected that as the American forces abroad grow greater the number of ships requisitioned will increase and that American tonnage will be enormous. The Pacific coast will practically be denuded, nt least temporarily. Many ships, while under government requisition, have been turned hack to their owners, under governmental charter. Wherever this Is found to be feasible, it will be continued. r.ö.T Wooden Ships. Wooden ships to the n imbr of 3 "3 are now being built in 27 American ship yards. Composite ships, of steel ind wood are least in number. There are only "S of these vessel? under construction. Fabricated steel essels eompos the ma.lor part of the shipping board's program. Contracts have been let for of these ships, to b built in three Atlantic co?st yards, which though privately owned, are under supervision of the shippina board. elude a pronounced stand ii. favor of national prohibition and approval of universal suffrage, the ir.itic tive, refrrn .htm rr.-ill chnrt Ki lint t hi rc sentation. Industrial demccracy. employment of union labor in all government ac tivities, extinction of land monop r.lv nu .Iii- ,ivnfrch n of i-ri-.it T..i- , .o.r, . ,entitu. vtnvu.t, ,f thJ labor bureau system, aboiit.cn of all i child labor, a shorter work day ar.J j many kindred topics are discussed j favorably in the tentative platform prepared. The platfoim is large the work of John Sj, irgo. former so.:cli,t leader. In furtherance :' th- eoiuem - jdate-vl rnc-rkrer. the natie-n.tl prohibition party has pledgei itself to 1 aie a. campaign fa nd of $'. -eO for ;; in a. concerted move-ii.n.t to eject i r.iteii tates s nators a:, i lepr.' s-ntativ s in 1M. Loaders of the prohibiti'-n Jart ar- p atticaüy

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UIT THIS WEEI Adjournment Expected Saturday Pigeonhole Civil Rights Bill. Ifiternatioiaii New Sirvi-. : WASI11M ,T N. .t. ;. I'm--pe-cts for ad journment of onr. -.-Saturday were bright as the senate today began conside -i.it ion of tic soldiers and sailors insui.frM-.- bill, the last big measure on the calendar. Senators opposed to ilo in.-urane-e V'ill are not jilanning to make a prolonged tigiu against it, and i:' anv delaying tactics are attfmj)fed. t!osenate will clamp on the cloture rule. The bill has alteady passe, the house, and only a few days' debate is expected in the senate. Hoi;-,-leaders today complete d a resolution to b acted upon tomorrow, declaring the willingness of th lower branch to iuit this w,e k. The $3,."3 i.Ot.'O.ioi,) -.v.,1- ve-v-nue bill will he soiit te the pre-idenf this afternoon, a'ter it has i.-en sign'd by Si-eake-r Marl; .ini X'j.e l'lest Marshall. The eonfei eric i-epoit on th,. ..- 'ij o.o oo.o 0 0 i rger.t h -4- ia y bill remains to be ratifie d. I hit a fewhours' work may sutlice for that. The house planned b take up the soldiers and sailors e-ivil rig lit bill today. Indications ar. ho vever, that the senate will -ii'eorhob thmeasure until next session. WILL EXPOSE GERMAN PEACE PROPAGANDA Intern.itional N"cv- S rvi e: NP:W YORK, ct. Kxposiu. and pposing C.erman hires to a false peace i an appropriate mission for the League to l.fone' Peace, says William II. Taft, i:, a bulletin issued by the U-ng-i- today. "Oppose tlu-se peace f e b-fs until (lerman autC'Ciacy has been b f-at-ol and the basis of a pen.nar.e-nt peace is est.'-.hlished." th- adv;coffered thro-jgh the !uiletin "The met. ace of a premature jii-acer." will be the burden i Mr. Taft's addre-se-s this month in NewYork. I ' iinsylvitnia. hie. ' 'on net t; - cut. Michigan. Nebraska. Ii'dmus rr.d! Iowa. I Fl IT -R F M HDWF K , . ... r-rtri KILLED IN ACTION t WA.--1 1 1 N IT ' N" ' :. 1 .:- ; : i ;en. IV Howe, no in. ! ,:'. , -r-' t.- : t-fiH corps, w.i- cili-d iv a -pt. v-hib- d .y w itn t! , ; uritisu iniT'- iti i t ..:.( e. .; c.r-:::.g i to a -ablecjam re c iv.i Adt. Jen. MeCain fobi... kin is Maria . C:. !:- 1 low '.- 3 . II o ,'. i . i ;

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PHONE MERGER IS AGAIN REPORTED Bell Manager Neither Denies Nor Affirms Projected Absorption of Home Co. I i ports o; an imp tuiiim no-. r o the t U o f Ie;.bi!o- Pompalli-" serving South lb nd n'-n' pieabnt ii-.iin Wed iit-,l.i .mil a It i : a a h a1-te-nijifs at otijit .u.ction no-t - it! I :t - tb Mje-ees. the le'Oort fill- t ITIO . 1 - not. as oi : e 1 1 jr o-1 ii'-'a.-iiiii--, '1 1 1 ! ib-ni'-d. 'I'l j - 1 I 1.3 - i in' e n 1 1 a i i ; , , o n e : e ; , i o 1 1 i , popularly known as tin "ib-ll" .-.-tern, will abs'irb Co inte -'- of r h lloine- i ill ,, ;f til tejioit ' i! j e-nt is a c-1 1 ra l . Tlo no r:i-r i-pe-cte-d to !.o a ci . in p I; - !.e-,i th :.!-( of lie t e-.l t . I. T. F.o'.-I-, l.iana.-.-r th- .1 branch of th- I " -1 1 Uipiii 'l. he-n apJUOlched on ttO Sjbje-, t W C. d U ' ' S - day would let d-n th i !"it "o;t lieith'r would lie admit any oi thrjetails. An ;iini"ir.ri'i:ie-iit i e-.vcr-liru-, tllC ,roje fed lil- L-i'l', il o e . n.,' i. expecte-d from the ;, -i:n p.( o in the ! i e i I- t 1 1 , l re i ' .1 s 1 V T 1 1 1 i . i t e i . Clmer Iai' e", z r. 3a! maf.a- r the :ne eompanv w .t too . - Ve.!t.-e-l.i .it fe 3 " to . , . j 1 -a 1 d to the joint "Mi- I i i m i ; ; i o I row will not I.- at 1-is'..! i av ho a-". said his x-'-nt.ir; -.vh-': attempte-d t' J e ;o h '). We d ne.-da y af t-r t:o i . . : .-p U. S. Destroyer Badly Damaged In Collision Il.t-II. tic.,', ..-. . s..;--, i WASHINGTON". ' t : . r..e-i a n -.-1: e j ha - il.'i!,; m'i '1 i . i r ' ; e a n v i - j teas ir, (. ,;;;-:, ?; with a f.riti.sh w. siap. th- naiv- ib ! ir !:;:. t 1 C: o u 3 1 J t'.ej iv i i;r;t:-ri -..--.. sf'e'.d by ar.-l toe.k p.. rt i j rew arc! to-Ae i th- Arr.t-i ; ' c. t ! JiOft V, iii-ji' ST.- h v-' .--J!, e e 3; . e j pairi - I a !:! -nt vac',; to .: '. ' . . o oi."- o3 : if ii-: -. a : n . i . j'ir-d in th- .,- idc-v w :..,; ....- re-c-d ( th- e ' I - -, . . ! i ' om.itjg ee'u? of a i.--r. v i .. n - ; . i v. ha '-h lc.id- ..-r .e o il,) e . ! , v i I i ing;, .:; mi e stigati: , i i J e a e f a I ! , o I ; e , ,- d 3 UMil.l.l KY ll l KAt.l . I.OMMiN. Oe t. ::. 1 1 . artilbf, die ! ragcil along the V-sj Handel - lull at - .Uli e Jrint all ni-ht long, tin- war -.ti,uUl,l',l 14

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