South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 83, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 23 March 1920 — Page 9

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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TlMEb-NEWS OF MISHAWAKA News-Times Office 120 Lincoln Way IV. Phone Mishawaka 10 COLDS treed and Spread INFLUENZA VTT T Ttir rnr r at

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ROSS If IS MATCH FROM LETSCHKA Y HOUT AT CENTURY

Steve Itsrhka f II ) rfnrc tlie T'M.w--; r,f Kl.I l!ns at the V-ntury trf .it, r Mor.fl.fv niht im an al!--tar athletic irr.-nn tav d by fans of .Mi'i;iw;ik,i. At r.o tn.ie duririK thf '"'it did the St. Iywis :n;i:i h.ive a c ii.iiif with 1 . Mil1 Ii .'iiou-merit wa furni.vhed r-v the 1,-ittie r ;j I v. hi' h Im-'k ;d; L 'W(ti i trroi;; of color -d t y. A ".vl! !)!. ! liOM-- t I tu uth I to:.

ti:k im)v cnriicii m ii.niNfi!

Th (Vinsumrr.i S rvico company, an IllirmiH concern with offices in i-'u:h It-end, which rT' rUly jnirh. 1 the old MtthodL-'t church Ki.Mir.tr from the local branch of the Kr.iht f 'olumnu? starte! to

J iiMnar.lk- the huildlr.p Monday. :

! I,eon H;i!ljert has the contract for I the work and expects to complete

it u it hin '0 days. The Consumers eomp my will erect a fine ? rvice .tat'On "n the .-ite.

RESIDENCE DA MA G ED BY SMALL BLAZE

CAKI) Ol THANKS. 'r fii-- un!-ryiu"?i-'i wi-ri to r I . r 1 S..'-.! 1 . s for the kindm !io". -j U- -iiii.ti; th- jUim's .inil i';;t'i f jr hi:.-'r-ird. .-on arid hro'hr. V.'. ate ejeei..Hy thankful !: th tlo-a! tributes f,, Ui from the j-i;ijpii jr r-orn. lmht and h'.ivy l'"-ia ' rooro. litt r.. tit' d partl: i.:, . U. V. fronds and t: ihVI'.S. TT't IN (' IK.'iAN.V. .Mi:. AM MÜS. AI'Mi.i'H Rr;;i:ia... sistkks a.i i.ihtm:ks. jju Adv.

lot ovni:hs .vni:THi.v Ti:- annual meeting of :h- Mishawaka 'eniet ry a.--' i 1 1 ton will i.e h'-ld Wednesday, M.inh 2. at four o'c'.of k. in Mayor Hav'ur's 'ihre nt the citv hall. All lot iavihts invited. K ATI I k in n i : v. i : f :ss I A H. S'-( rctary-Tr asurer. Adv. :::ti own vorn iiomi:. He indejiendent of rnts and lntild or huy your own h' me. The Peoples lluildini; 14. an association has funds to lo m and th monthly paytnents ar- little more than rent. See tlo sei-retary, A. J. S hindler, 215 S. Mam M. Advt--j:itl

GIF ES ESTIMATE () CEDAR ST. PAVEMENT There were no rernonstratora proent at a liearimr on the Sixth st. .sewer, water and rxs connections, at the regular meeting of the hoard of puldi w;rks Monday

j liiornir.tT. A petition for a walk and urh on drove st.. froi-a Willow to Oak Ms., was presented. City Kn-

tjireer Mevens .utrr.o.tea nis estimate for the paving of Cedar st. from Hdewater dr. to Mi.shawaka av. at j:... (iOd. A petition for this pavement was presented ut a previous meeting and the street ha been order d paved by the board. A hearing of property owners will be h il April .". A petition from residents and property owners on Wilton blvd., was presented asking the board to take steps to stop people from dumping ashes on the river bank. The board ordered the nuisance stopped. It' anyone violates this order pn-seeiition will follow. City Atty. Jerro K'an reported that the com

pany had agreed to furnish blue- J

prints or its Kas connections hero-after.

The central tire department was railed to the residence at 315-317 S Center ?t. Monday morning wher a blaze did damage to the extent of HZ. The house was occupied by the families of Ii. G. Palmer and G. Horton. While extinguishing the lire, a South Side rar, in charge of Harry Cramer and (J. C. Schroeder. ran over a line of hose, completely severing one section. Kire Chief Shelton immediately placed the two men under arrest and they were taken to the police station, where they frave bonds for their appearance in court on a later date.

concm'dks visit hi:hi:. Mrs. Allpassrr hns returne.l to Iiport after spending a w k visitin with Mrs. I'rank Anderson, Lincoln way W.

Golden Hod Hive, No. pink tea at the K. of P. hall Tuesday liirht. Cards and dancimr. Public invited, ll-tl Advt.

mom thj:at phomiskd. Dr. J. Lewis Hrown. organist of St. Patrick's cathedral. Chicago, will come to Mihawaka April 12 in a recital under the auspices of the choir of the Methodist episcopal church. He will be assisted by Frederick In

gersoll, violinist. South Hend; Hans

Hoeder, 'celloist, and Miss Hazel Harris, soprano. South Hend. Dr. Hrown is said to be one of the live best organists in the country.

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W I V i vi .J J l,i I o Tho lamouH rtrottlmay JohnII), In Tli riuir" at V Cltr Thursda.T Marrh 2.. J

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CASCARAhd?QUININE

Stindird cold rcr.e!7 fcr rttrt

in tablet form af. ure. no opiates bmk up a cold n T4

rs reherfi gnp in 3 !trt. oney btclc if it fi!. The rer.uine box has a Re4 !

with Mr. Hillt

rcture.

4f All Dm r Stmrma

VVfF: will c votj xr

recl cur a -'.tar rft We vi! I Te y u cu tru?'ir md faithfully. We ?.rc trained !n the most modern methods of our fcientifie Ti'f'.,c;or.

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IXTOXICAVX.

Falversch, Joe Vnnco

hi:d.mi:n atti -ntioni All members I. O. It. M. requested to I e present at a meetir.tf Tuestlav evenir.t'. Important business. 1 .1 ; ItT W S iche.-n. Cl.'HT GLASS, Ko p. r of ltccords. 2'tl Advt.

Stated meeting Mishawaka chapter I! ti 7 K II. S. Tuesflay evening:. Work. Vlf'T"KL IlI'XSilKKdKI!, W. M. ALLIL MICHAHL, S-c y. L'tl Advt.

IvU'owatcr Fl(ral Place for llowers. Adv. 2 in.

MISHAWAKA CLASSIFIED

I'i: SAU! All modern h-aw- .tt fiirine; al-o lot. Kara uad ht ia r-.ir P..ss'S"ln at n . liijuiri.'. Mlli.-iwaka av. --"'iT

l'OU SALI! M.ir!l-. sfon, hrb-k, oik 'eints 22 nnd all ki:iN f Pitn..T ;it :, old .M. P. cliiirch. Leon Hudaeit. ji:;i.-a tmtra'tor. -'-t

W.WTKI AsreriM in -onntry ; rn ake M per hour, weeklj average. No oI- !' t Inr. Casli evry week. Work mu. li Ji:;e rensuM tnkliig. St. .L'seph and adi ' i ii ; ii eountles. AH mjiiiiiht'i work. )..a"t inS&.i this. L box PJl. MisiaiuxKa. J.'tl

WANTIM - An e:p.-rieii.-ed se-un-t ress by a la-lies' tailor. Apply ÖU Litaohi .'.v w. lö'iT

l'i; SALI! - .'--v Tor. Isen tr.-e tir. fully e.i';i-i-.-,i and pious. TeL-pla-iio Cir-fi.-!d .HOF-.;. '.V5t. I K SA LI - f : ufT erjdn-ton euvH fr li.if-ainx. tl.mt iinl JJ.UO p-r fettiü-. 'XT. I!. I-Mfth st. -"-t.".

M'ANTIÜt- r,(H ir. u for w-rk in saw ndll. Api'l.v Wak'l'-e Lumber ' MlilifivvHki.

W A N I'l'A Piano J-u,-iis. l .it'.ir at ti :i- :' Ktlldi-k of Mlldls huIlK'. I'lame Miyli-

i.v-iika l'oJ. '-'tt3 HUI SALI! A enftj

i(i: sali: oi: i:xchan;i: An sä :i' !e farm. S inii-'S north v et of Misliav.'ik.i; o.-l buildings ; 1t youn fruit tn-t-s; 10 aeres hi tind-.-r, ' acres in iv- .ir. l t ii. P..:s ssl-n at on e. Hea-si-liable prl-'e f-r i il i 1-k deal. Small p.iy-t.a-nr down, tia I;: n f.isv t-rms. Aelil'le 'o!paert. Plioa.- MU!ia;ika 111. il-H P(K SALI: White le-l.orn e--'s for hat hi iij;, ItiiUire l.'iP S. spring st. -tit 4

o;: SALI! A Snirer s-ir.- m:ihlne, new. al bookcase. A pi art, nr;o tlnew. Pti-n- Mls'.i.iwaka or

.i l'lfher pi. --'

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Haklern exi-ept

farnaee. In l'o- 1 t-ondltiou. Will s-il with er without furniture. C.iil :dteriieoiis ur evenings. 11. J'.roalway.

l'OU SALI! At firmer' prPe: en reß-

Sl;i'U "hoe. tailor and family M.-wing lteia-d Jersey tull.-2 months old. st.

a, ii M:a I'. ircaln pri-e. Call Mlsh- j Lambert's strain. ddn ss P. X. Steec'ünwaka W:' er 11J W. LU'htli t. llirrvj Urr. 11. It. No. Mishaw aka. I'n7

KM; sali; lour mint tabs. l...x onmn orates. pounds onion ed, drills, w heel ho-, fa nil ni.-ii-hlnery, VJ Lead rattle, .".o rheter White .Vciin' rows, s

1 "t M: SALI: Vacant lot. ehe.jp for a!i . - will tra-i." for uuf onioldl r 11i.r.;. !v Pb -ii. 0-r-e.ia -17 .

.. hor-es. at pnhlb- sale Tuesday, Mar h J.'!. polt SALT.- Partlv modem ilouble flat Valley lew Kann, H niib s southwest bmldiiiJ. .! to Llii'-o'm wmv W. South Peml, 4 ndlcs northwest North Tn.e .'"Vm stark Ke.iltv Co. Miha- Liberty. 4 inib-s southwest Cruinstown.

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.V'Ii SALI'. Morlern s ro-m inoise n !.' MlhHwuku av.; hir'- lot; t'linjp rf.o lol t houc: tine basement: nbe

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,t.irk Realty Co.

Jltti

l'Oi: SALK One Cnevrolet, two extra rinn and tires. One Prd Ave pas-F-ni,r. In.p.-ritil Carafe, Llix-oln way L. l'hoii Mlal.awak.i 7tf

1'tUt SALI: Nine r,,o:n bniifc .n l.ire -.irur It, in j;od lation. Walklnjc tlitaive t anv :n tory in tty. I".. nty .f fruit Inquire ht K lud'.ina nv Ph- ne Mlshawnka to (7. Htf

I.irLKTY IIONDS We vav up to s-- -

MISHAWAKA It KALT V CO. -'11 Mlshiwaka Trust Iildff. Phone Minliiwaka 2.7. HO. MLS TO HCY OU SELL Terms or Cash. Sötl-tf

roi: sale 5 room house. or. lot, dose lo, north shl ?;kiO eash 7 ro'm house, Sarau st.. A-l repairs -,sö) 4 room house, Pir;:e lot, chicken h-use, lmmpdl.it- possession, easy terms l.TrO 5 rooai buiiirabuv, new, easy payments 2.G.70

II. C. CAIIMIICK

aka

a-n-t cash, aecrued ite- ;-t allowed. e Phone .170 Mlsh.iw als sell bonds. iL L. iuthil-, 45 ö. M tS P.ldff (Fourth '1T.) s"7 tf ! pOK SA LK One lot. 40x14

40x140 on S. Clay

ft. Phone MlsLawnka 11M1I. 17t7

WANTIM ood man for garden and yarl work; aisr houseman. Steady work f r experieneeil anl reliald man. Write Pox A er iinpiir News-Times. löto LIUIMITV liuxns nought an-1 sold. Call and K-'t our quotations). Main Hsl. Camp Tuorne .; Co, t.JU J. M. S. bld

WANTIM Ii I'd" i A nuuin-r of ')OU."f, ranging1 from J-l.öu) to J vkhj. Will u.7 msl.. For a qu'tk deal .all AthUie C.I fieri, phon- Mi.shawaka llsl. tf

Fon sali:. "Meiern nine room house. I'irt floor arranaremont : vestibule. II v -tnu room, inns-v- r-x-tn, library dir.ltur r-om. klt.hn; rm-ipil rooaix vlv nnish. S- ond Ib.or : tall, four larjre bedroom, ileset. Kir ret: large Laset writ; lo-t w;itr bent: el.trb' lUht; new double Karate, frutt trees. crap. Lo.nted .sT N. Mini st l'rbe 7.-m 41." W. lattll st. b room ri -lern brb k and frame ho'ne; six bedroom, six eloets: fun. iie htf: electric i..l; i-tern; hatdwc-l f.. rs: frnlt fr es; prijes; lare woods! 1; b""it-b tf.'.ra,'--30.: V.. Third st. A irood suitan -tlal. S route h-nt-e; ;'. b. lruoni; 2 e!o-ets; tdt in hou--; iro.-d ellnr; b.irn; rttern; j a nunts. Price ".'',0 Jloilrm t rooiki ta-use; 1 bedrooti.s; furnace tent; p,initrv pPnnMuc: ele- trl c lizht: f0i.l e-ll.ir; istern; wrll: ear.ipf. lOx.i. fruit trees; bi k:i l:ns- nn-l pfirk. Loeate-1 Z'A W. AJiL.iwak:t a v. Prb e ä.T.s 312: W.'Sevrr.th si. A ;od -sub-Stantial 7 roMn house betw-e-n Cleveland ?""d Tacsn st b.a reruns; web: .-istern; woodshed; ehlcken louio: fr-dt tref-s. Pri-e 2.'V 3' U N. Maiu st Corner M.iia and Marlon st 7 ro-m I?ius; o 1-.!-roo:il-: I rb.sets; toMet te houe; water and mnk in kit' l eu ; :--trie li?tt; itern; ga: lar; ?a r?z; wodhed ; rhi ken h':s; haie an.l friit tr-". Alley at

r-ar; on? M,'vr from ..r P.ne. Prb-e :-7 K. Ninth t-f. r.oni h'i:-': 4 bed reo nm : 4 cbsrs ; le trb- dht: larce cIhsr: IstT'i: r-ii-t Pi hoM: rtyt'st-5 Pr:.e

r.it S Ssmh st. reo;n .i- 'xe: . j.e.lroorr.s : :. dyte, . ; tri lights; we'd: 'irir. i::r.----!l.itr PmesVlpn. Prl-e.... 2.1 417, v. L renrt sf 7 tosforv house: thrre .. .' r...rr:s three c!cets; bath: i-irv P.tfLt; cistern ; well; '. v i", ir; Xsor!lM ; hb ken b.-r.-e; fivf iarc cherry treü: str..wberrv plant": ffr;e ar'.--r: a!;. : .t rr: two tl ks fro. a .ir line.

Pc(p!on ra iiys Pri-e 4.:: WILLIAM HAPP. L.Mltor , tvt Citizens' I'MT-k P.:-! -. i WANTIM Men and b.-.j 4 for st-a-ly f - JeIn 1 "71 south Let.d. I n I . t -rv work; aN woe glr's. i::-2jj M.-Ljwsi- WiJmu Aili Co- i7f:u

wmkih: LLAI.TV CO. inc. W. Thirl st Mish II. W. Va iidewal!'. Mer. W are not ii. iul rs of the re.dty b-ard. We have imnios fr In fvry part f Mi-!iaw aka. Ten ur rnd'Tii a r; I partly modem, low priced

Lon.es, ash or terms: I'o;-,rth ft, G rooms l'a?To, k rKias Fifth t.. .'. ro-r.s N I.or'tst, j rooms Ann M.. 5 roms s.ir ih st , U riKi:ns I !ilrtee:;ttj sf.. li r':i:s....

1 N. M an , Z roon.s j Center st., to r-om I N. Spring, rooms

..$!.' .. L'3-l .. 2.st 2.1" ' . . .. 2.rt."s . . 2. IT- . . 2o . ..

bJ ! We have beautifu! homes in every p.trf f of Mishaw ak.i. These homes are om-pb-teiy n..lrn. smut- of them eb-eaut In i MriHt are anil bx at'-'l In the vir best '"O parts of the city. Cadi or fer:n-. Six

t of -ur isimpletely m !. rn hw,i s :

Tllrd st.. room- 4fO' 1 h.ird st.. S roims 4..".i Lincoln way l... 7 rouas 4..") V'. drove, rooms .".17

AV. Siith. , rooms Third st., S rooms

O.-jr.o Ü.UX)

WUKDLN RllX LT Y CO

!i.i:i) Andrich

an d Joe Katlo, all of Elkhart, were each lined and costs iii the city court Monday rnorninp after LeinfT convicted of charges of intoxication. These men accompanied Frank Carello, Sutxlay afternoon when the Ford which he xvas driving, collided with a huc-Rv near Twin Branch. Carello was placed under a bond of :;0o, for his .appearance in court Tuesday morning.

ki:hi:ahsin(; for concert Tickets will shortly be j. laced on sale for the patriotic concert to be held in the high school auditorium next month. All the allied nation will be represented on the program. Rehearsals are being; held under the direction of Mrs. Ka?chmarsky. who came on from Milwaukee a few days ago tj superintend them.

RFAIVAL MRVICi;.S CLOSF. The two weeks' revival services at the First Christfan church were Lroupht to a close Sunday with Kod attenilances at all services, the auditorium beins crowded in the eveninir. Many accessions to the church resulted, four of them .Sunday evening.

AQrA-KLFCKXKR nvitials. Miss Ilo Klcckner, daughter of Mr. anl Mrs. Andrew Kieckner of Plymouth. Ind.. ar.d Russell Jaqua, son of Mr. ami Mrs. V. A. Jaqua, 1427 11 Fourth St.. Mishiwaka. were married Saturd i afternoon in Plymouth by the Rev. II F. Cook of that city.

HIISKJNS POSITION. Leo Taberski has resigned his position with tho "Woodka Hros. market to accept one with the South Bend Polish Merchandise Co. Taberski has been employed by Woodka's ftr the past seven years.

HOMi: QVAHANTINKD. The home of John Ram.iby, S13 Lincoln way XV.. has been placed under quarantine by Health OMicer II. J. Magrane. A member of the family is ill with scarlet fever.

i : t 1 : 1 it. i im; l ati v i :s. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller. S. I'nion st., entertained 12 relatives at a. 6 o'clock dinner Sunday. The affair was in observance of their fifth wedding anniversary.

A N N O F X C I ; WLDDI N 11. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence K. Howell of ilranil Rapids. Micrt.. have announced the marriage of their daughter, Keniel to Grover F. Young of Mishawaka.

BIRTH RIXORD. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Homer Short, 1213 X. Sarah st.. at St. Joseph's maternity hospital, Monday.

c.si: is coxTiXTim. The cas-e of George Hit ss, who Is charged with assault and battery, was continued until Monday afternoon.

LTdgewater Floral Place for funeral flowers. Prices very reasonable. Adv. 2 lt3

Dr. Makielski, osteopathic physic ian. L'OI S. Church st., fc. W. Cor. from P. O. Adv. 12tf

Woolen this week.

Co. band.

No rehearsal 22tl Advt.

The Lighter Side ; the Days News

Ni:w YuRK -Silver" dollars less than one-half of one percent legal tender have been good enough to buy many gallons of beer less than one percent alcohol. Discovery was made when "saloons" tried to bank the dollars.

AKRON. Ohif Tlio oldest hank in tin world no longer safe. Mrs. l'annv Sheridan was knock od down

and rrlU"Ml of $r0 hidden in licr

Mwking by two highwaymen Ia-night.

LOS AXGI:LI:s. Calif.-When a female jury reported they could not agree on his case, John Corr.aggio pk.ided guilty to a charge of conducting an illegal slaughter house and raid a $50 fine.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Fdwnrd C. Wheeler told ixdico lie5 didn't mind losing tho dollar. "Hut It wa- the saino roblor who hold nie up loftro,' 1 10 wild.

HAS YOI NG HON Fit. In a communication to the sport editor of Th. Xws-Times. S. M. Williams. TOT Michigan t.. deelires that he has untbr his wing". Kid Mickey Young, formerly of Indianapolis, a 125 pound boxer, who i anxious to meet any one nt his weight. The Indianarolis boy :s reputed to be IS years old and is regarded as a comer. Young is living in South Bend for a short time and it is possible that some local promoter will ;;rr.mge a match in tho neir i iitiirA

Boviing Scores

MATCH (AML. YLLLOW CAHS Krueger 227 l.'. Plsvhke KVi 2')7 Ihirth 15s lis Ill-hards 17.". 1m Waters its l

l'Oi ":; 17

Tfd.lls .... TLXACDS

Shiirubaugh lii 1; Call lb; 17 Atvns !; pt ILirliu ip; is-. Mobil !.".( 171

. .. lri le.rg 101:;

177 pi;

I 1

.",'. i .v.t ill

51. "; 1 .MO !

Totals (HJirPNINCS L. L"eenil:g ... It. Creenll.g ... Hoii.tvoii Cnitiurs Dlxou Totals LAPMKTL rar.leH ... M. Sell roder .. Hikniau St briber

Kalnler

772 P.U) ir;

Attention Baseball Fans Any office, store or other business desiring baseball schedules for the National ard American leagues may have same by calling THE NEWS-TIMES Phone Main 2100

152 Ho p;7 I'M

11.'. U.Vs 147

MM f).'2

lt 115 PC I.V. 175

Pf. 151 1'. l'.ti 1N.S

17! 101 1.17 157 17( 7) 1!". V?j 12 3a 7

1 :-o. J

4;u ,v,i

. 4:vr. 17

Totals

MO 'JPJ Ssj irtj. :; ,

B-XNKLUS' LLAÜ11-'. COLLLCTIONS

W.mer Ill Hunt x; S-hnellt 17'.

Handieun

l.'M HI 17:: 175

Total -i ... HLPUSITS Mi rs SiieL ,

July ... llaiidi.ap Totals 4'LLAIHNCr Cob Hrn , Martin Handicap Totals ih;mittanci: (Mialfaiit Wibox , lb-nnoe , Ha lull -a p Totals , CI II 'CK S

Kaust, h

Me.Miebael SliUIUaebt.'r Handicap Totals ..

4fd lit Id 1112 4-V 121 l2

ij7 :.- 115 1..7 io'. r.M i.-j i.;i

- 5M) 175 Tl 14.

407 VM Hi lit

-70 1517 :'.'.' 427 4 LS 210 14o"J 427 i ::.." 01 s

Handicap Totals No .VAMP

Strubbe PinI;ertou Veuaett I" Itoe .Morgan Haudb-ai)

14. 911 115 1.-.5 '201 151

14r, W 15s i: 152 itr 151

140 45 Sj2 27sl

157 1 irs 17U 151

4'.tl 401 451

Ld. Weaver Beyer

Neenan

Handicap

Total i KYI'S Strubbee IJoitx .... Ior nz Weaver ., Heis.sel Handicap

Totals .. TAILS II rink nun . Strom .... Voedlseh . Harper ... Kernhart . Handicap .

.Ml UM

501 17'2'J

l'n li2 115 215 500 l'Vt I.V. 12:; 51

ST '.f.i P5 21:; i'.d 171 ir. 177 CI

l.P7 122 2U

15S l.s lis 51

Totals NLCKS Hans Arel.aiitbt'ault AVoyalm i jiimicr Hinz Haiulkap Totals li;.s Prelrbks P.rvlewskl Likoy Ilanb'y lloi-uiiiski Handicap Totals WINCS Wehr W.-jriil;.! Cord ray Ild.an W( ber II audi- a i ,

5?:, S70 !Cd2 2775

151 US 151 142 174 l.rj

15. 127 12 12:1 L17 i:r.

11 17S 107 117 I'd 151

4f4 422 42( 412 405 40S

S7S Si;

ItW 251

14; ir: i 121 121 102

1.1 i:;4 lt lfi 15i) 102

12' 145 10.7 124 l;;j

400 42i 40 4 IS 4fl 4S

S75 67S S71 2022

los 1.-5 1VJ 151 1 10

124 151 I:::'. .or

51.

1020 41.:, 4 b)

41s i

155

To tils .. P.LLKS P.al.er Wolfan- . Spatibliii? Wards ....

Stiuint

Handioap

85S Sd

40 1 54 S 405 1511

AMLKItS LKACl'K. TYLPILS Smo-or Ill 125 111 ."S Nle7irolskt lo5 i:,l 141 ".s: Hosinski 1H P'J 152 4.:o Itillnskl 15 151 Md 475 Handiaip 147 147 147 441 Totals O; fi'Jl 721 2110 CHAK.MS Helm 120 15.7 1 55 4 '.el Lav tit Id 15.1 140 I.V. 420 Kritton Ir2 105 P',7 4M Hollin.l 115 221 171 .r-t7 Handicap 107 107 107 501 Totals OV, S) 7n 2250 j

i:gu:s' LEAoii:

PLATULKS Krlese Stpiint Holts Külitz Turnork

TotalLWIKLUMS I'.rinknian ..... Arrhaiiibeault Kblwell Kllne liaal) Handicap Total Pd'CIiS Pearson M. Hnnley ..... lireenlnff Cltehel II an ley Handbap Tot als 4 l.OI HiPJlS Wllke P.arrett Van Hinter ... Potts .ellars

Handkap

15'J 150 loi 14 255 '.57 L'.O 15 155 145 153 117 b)

... in ... i"h ... 112 ... 14. ... 1 . . . Hfl

IIS !'. 152 17a 152 255 tc. IsO 114 uri ii 147 S25 172 i::o 121 117 171 i:-5

15 115 151 I.V. vo 22".' ins P 107 - i 12. 255

.r7 4l 457 :vr.i b7 2n

5.7 41K 457 45 705

b21 '2707

IH S.5J

12; lt0 154 15; 1S1 142

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PLAX CAMPAIGN I FOR RALPH SMITH

LArORTE, Ind., March 22. Tho candidacy of Sen. Herder of St. Joseph county, for the democratic nomination for congressman in this district, has stirred the friends ot Italph X. Smith of this city to action and plans are now bein? mapped out for the waging of a vigorous campaign for the Laporte man In all tho counties of the district. It L- the opinion of party leaders hero that Smith will carry Laporte county by a large majority. The same claim i? made for Starke, Marshall, Pulton, Kosciusko and Elkhart counties, thus confining the real fight to St. Joseph county, the hope of Sen. Ilepler. Strong influences were brought to bear to bring Lemuel Darrow, formerly mayor of Laporte, Into the race, but without result. Darrow, however, may enter the fight for the democratic nomination for joint senator. Starke county is in the senatorial district with Lnrorte. During the past week considerable work has been done by the democrats looking to the nomination of u. streng county ticket. It is believed that with Smith heading the ticket for congressman that the party's prospects for electing county officials will be materially improved

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