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M'CLELLAN AHD PERKINS NOW IN MAYORALTY RACE

Engineer Announce Candidacy For Democratic Nomination in Citv. i cUca'.i fur r t?rI .' to thp .-;-rlr. t- j rl:;i i! "i.-r?. k A. I'.-r-klr.-f, fr:a. r t ' J 1 i I : r . -r r r.a a--.-. . . 1 11... 1 . Mi coanty ;r " i.r, ika to 1 thf rat' r.its to p. a th puV-lIr. tsk. Mr. rklas l a j n a! - of tV- ' iocil f h '-.' '.s ri'.'J j-; : 1 ;i !a ::.r. a ? " f ! tht irnlv-r;?y of Mvhiir-, from! which in-'itution I ci-. rir.tr 1 arela. c . v--l an r. -a I '."'T. Af.'-r .-T'l'tk sa '.v rk ! !; .: : :i fl with th- laaiMIat- Iri-!;- rr tlnr. H. w,n ;: inovt-I for vt r 1 yr ir.s as ? rak: k araf-1 tlen f-n i--rsv.it wurk, th'-n ). r-iaa; . a ! a : v i I rva .ar:ir. at as, re ivt l a j ; in r at ; s ; ri: ! t'T'U-r.t r.-!.-tru t :-.n i. tk- 1. hk j c,.-nrtria-nt .f .as.! Iultur', wlv-r- i fr.r r.arlv tr,:- ars 1.': l.al f il! ! 1. ; r: ri r.y; a : ronf- trU'.!i!i v. or r anlrn.il in is; -rv. Iii. lii''-a'i )i :; i 1 v. t o v r 1 If '.'! : r : j t : n a r . . 1 lr. at of th: I'. S. ar.irn t! iuar.tr. ptatiou at l'..iiti;r. :. w York iui'1 I ..- tor. 1 'or i Iam it. Io.-ivir.K' th-- v : r.l ?-v. Mr. IN rkim r-f.rr:--! t S'-':!h 7 nl to t r.;--n;' in th- .r:-ral ror.tr. u-iin lai.-ir.'-.s.-:. iii' ii )n- f . 1'. -a 1 usitil the -n i-trr.frit of tri- -,u.l Ii;::,- .!. il p'i.-s--l rh- x irnir iti .ri aral !'-i'i-iv 'l th- a i:ii ü rri' nt )f j r . r :i ; -;"r.' r i t It'll i'l.rsL . I!- .r?'a ns.'-'I til-.- huilrisi.- arts, a nt atal k- rv l t.vo y ir iri:-r th-- K-IaT ;t.'t::;in-l-tratIon ar. l v.- , rr a opoirit hy th ('.trsy-M ;j !n". its is rati 0:1 hut M'on rv1?nfl th- j" ! r I j 1 1 Ki-r.iun.' of his Imhl'ity to support tin- Car.on i-K-'.i. H- has !wa p M;()ci'i tr il With th- ttrm r.f Wh i!' Tnt anl K-!i-r in tiuir h;j;r.sr . v I' rr. r.t. Mr. I'.-rkir.s h i ahvay.i tak-n an artJv part -in poll'.i'-s ari'l inovrnrnt for cu'.c h'-tt-rm'-nt. H s.'iys h f- thit fxp-ri-n ru'.n: work and hi-: .stu!y prnnient in pnral ls :s sriv-n him an ii:s:L'it r:t muni. Jnal affairs tJ1.1t oulI errat!- a-ist in t):-rnlr.L-tration ,f (jty iro-rn::i' nt. Mr. I Vrkin 1- -!i-v- n a "c!an, thorough, hu.sln a'lrnisii.-tratioii, rronoruy )f t-xja-ii-litur'-s. impartial and uriifor.t. -t: f "i ' -;nn t of the law." II- n.'TiH tliat his ciiil'-avur will h to roor.ünat- all the influent s ari'i f.ic'.ion that rnl.o uj our !ty awl maintain a civil poli-y bas I on th- 1:1 . at--t k'-.oA to th-Kreat-st nurnh r an I attt n:nt to '.- tah'i'h :. Standard f'f cp-vi rn:n-nt, behind vhih all ..::r citi '-n. hi; could r.i!ly and wh.ih would mmtnar.d !h conhfh r-o ami rr.-a-ct. of ev-ryont-. lie is 1 1) y ars old, marri ' l and lia3 always li (i in th- s.. i ntli w ard. McC! Han's il -isian to run was the. rrMilt if th irnportuni!i-s of hi fri-ii'N. A i" titi.-n T.dors- d y 30 prornlrsiU drr-rM-ra was ci'. am la ted and th- fr:::-r ' -.:nty oSI'k ia was p rssi ad d to pia-nt h:s ran:': at thr :-;-rin:T pri'r.as;s as a result. M- 'I-.dlan is w.l! '.:!: wn iis o!itleal (;ir(-'a - In this ity an. I has n Ji f'tU! i'-d'os" t;- jtullir i'..r many years. H. rtsr.-l fr..m o'Y, hs couiity Miiwnr jn Janua ry. Mr. MrCIolIan is ved hnnu'ii in f internal ein It s in this eity ai d as a past prand master of S.-uth i: nd !'dir No. T. A. M. In addition, li- has !n :i j . r u 1 ',: n in cliurc n wr-rk. Mr. Me. tn !ias 1 n a re.ddent of tlds ity for r o.r- :'k:i :') years. Cdnincr to S" ;:!: I;-r-.I fnuu Madifr:i t !iliif.. 1 1 1 eou :ty. Tie liVeS nt "'. '"'are.' i 1 st . pi- 1:' to carry out th- laws of th- -'i'v ar.d !?", to nhl.Ic strs-.-tly t v -.:- :" !-; v. :at:-':i r:r.d (''.lar-'S t!i h: p'.atforia will t e ll;e 0:1th of eh a"-. Kivri: ri:K. A mrti r.-.- rf tli- K; r Park I5ov Feouts was h- I I li il y v ::in at the M. Ik rh.:r. h T- - .- w ere k:v n ard ;: rn. " "t ' .. r. r w r- riado for a hike iou'.h of !o r and ;v af terra -an. I'a.vid I : ii".--r.- ::, iiairsear of th Sniiit t ::::vJt: will aeco-r.-par.y tlie l- n on th-- hik-. Thro?::'.:tr Tu sd iy sa.-kt l-.a--b. n p's'.peiv !. and th- h'-ys il! .it t oral th- c asr- t-.- tir.:; ! h- ht I i fit th- kh:h s d-ao' auditoriusu n Tu -- .:.v a T.iTh' f-:h-r an-! s.-n- h irpiet v.d'l l h-'d in th- r t-i irv-..-'U r"'". of th- M. Ik church hri 1 iy r.iftlit. A program w.Il '. r-n h red.. Til.- r-. u'-!::-:. .r of th- J. C. K'irls v.i la 1 I !':!'. ;v -r.in--: a: th.. he:-., o' Ml.--- Anna M- rh id. S S-vrnt 1: s. T!i:i--s ' a- trans.i-t.--' and the r m.v.ri-.c tirv was v;,.-r.t socially with arra s aul othtr sacia! div-rsi' .'. 1 1 -fr s a .v. nt. w-r eervo-l hy sh.e l.e-c- -- The n-t na ti;at wid ke h. '.d Pridav. Ik b ISth. Th- M-ic- Civ I- r r.t -taitv-I with a 1u::ehe". at the In .:. ef Mis Ii. ik- Ik1', .-s. N. 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John Mcldrum. a blind pianist of Huffalo. N. YM who has studied both In 'Europe and the United States fcr many years, and from the bojrinrdns has hovn that he wishes t? bo Judged entirely by bis ar ti tic Jtchlevfpjcnt.s. h:is won favor for hb creditable pvrformaccess, both In Lis home town and other cities throughout the United States.

Tu -day ev. niiaa". iliik; studtnt.s will hold a meet-Ta-.-day ewnir.tr at tile liom-' a Mr. and .Mrs. Jk.rry !niyes. L.ecti;r- ,'sr.il chant talk will be öiven.

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OBSERVE PROGRAM Physical Campaign Under "Y Direction to Be acd This eek. A program for keeping fit will ho Introdii". d to all hoys (if the city ti-t e. k by Y. M. C. A. workers, acalirdina t' plans announced Saturday. I'amp'aleds outlining tests tor .k' if rmi.:i:v-r one's pnyf-'ical fitass and ;ivin rules of health will l e flisUil'Utcd anions the boys with a uri'S' of having1 them lea h ait 'ay li s. Ikor th- heading. "What Physical l-'itnes Doinands." thi paniphletirjia inusenkir .-rtn-nmh. endurance, ii'!a-'y. will power, courage, an-. If i nntiad. As a t t of one's coni'ision the following questions arc as',;ed; cm you wailk -0 miles in a day'.' Can you work a 10 hour day in th fields? ('an you run twe raihs? And can you chin yourself 10 til.MS? I inht Hours of Sloop. Traiisin.t- rules contained in the ramphh'k" advise hoys to excrcis-j !alk-re an npt-n wirahiw n arising: mornirurs an-1 to s'and erect; ;a!so to at slow ly and ' thoroughly masii j a.at- th ir f.".d, do not overeat (esrecial'.v i:a K cat hard and 'bulky; foods, and dia?:i: on- Ias of water a half h-ur i for. eaeli m al. Ia'-ti;t or riU" li-aurs of sl-op each i.ii'iit with l'caular hours for retirirar a nd v.-" ' a. anl a habit of ' re itaiar ika-ii air, :c; p'fosr.nvMidI ky tk.' V. M. ". A. workers. I'.oy ad i.-"! "o bath. at least twice : w. k", tssir-- warm water and soap !-: th ! mir.utes. folloved by a ;dash of c'dd wat'T and a foursr.inuto ruh witli tln towel. Emh..5is i-i aI.- laid on the necessity ; kt taping th tct th clean. Ki:n-riAK! COM. 1 1 ITS IJOTTOM. X. w- p'äceis of coal effective Jan. 'h. li'.'l: 1 Ik a j.oo ;.c!t I'en S.oO M Ale 9.00 ; , a 1 !-T.i,it'L S . 5 0 ! Scott 7.30 An 1 if you ar' r."t satisfied we kl I t oiii h ive a. kad o cement, k..e, pla-r oi bricks. r. 1 1. ii;i'i:i:i:s. Taylor st.. Teh: phone Main :T c Lincoln r.2".0.v -. i - ". -. -r. . v.-.':. " . t : - i a V'1 r' , ;-4 ht' -i.T eii laaa. v w . ; i V. . . ' '.I t a ,c i : at 7.

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WINS SUCCESS.

r .-kl f " , :"X EXPLOSIVES BARRED FROM MAIL SERVICE Order Issued Following Numerous Fires Breaking Out in Pouches. Hecause several recent fires In mail cars, post offices, and railway stations are believed to have been caused by explosive?, or by the selfiKnition of highly inflammable articles improperly admitted into th mails, the United States poslal administration ha Issued orders that clerks must satisfy themselves b ircpiiry or examination that the contents of packages are mailable and that they arc recurely packed foi transmission. Postal employes are forbidden to aco pt unn.aiiable packages, no matter how packed, or mailable articles which are not properly packed, In compliance with the order. Acids, articles contained in boxea previously used for dynamite or liquid exposlves, fireworks (except harmless tparklers), and matches of any kind are forbidden entry Into the mails by the departmental instructions. S-vero penalties are promised Washington postal authorities U any person who knowingly deposits or causes to bo deposited in the malls, harmful articles declared by the postal regulations to be unmailable. LITTLE WHITE HEN WINS EGG TROPHY Sets Record For North Dakota With 301 Cackles v in Year. FAT: GO. N. D.. Feb. Z. This is the story of a dainty little white lien, the most coveted fowl of North Dakota. A year ago as ehe scratched for worms in the barnyard of Carl Zehrfield, of New Rockford, she was only one cf the flock, with no mark of distinction or individuality. To-day she reigns supreme over all fowl of the state, and her breakfast, lunch-on and dinner are served at regular periods served with an infinite taste that tempt the appetite. Around the right ankle of the lady is a thin gold band emblematic of the state egg laying championship with which little Emma cackled

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FOUR GUILTY OF LIOUOR CHARGES

Three Admit Law Violation, While Fourth Convicted in Citv Court. Three offenders of the liquor laws pleaded guilty to the charts against. them and one other was found guilty when the Ci.cs wire trivd by Judge Gilmer in city court Saturday. John Shihdy, cf Lanyin Mich., adrrdtted having nctivol liquor from a carrier and also to hav.ng it in his possesion and was lined $50 and costs. Shihdy was arr-sttd Thursday by railroad d-tctiej at the Grand Trunk Kation when the package he was carrying was discovered to contain two and or.e half quarts cf whisky. When arraigned in court he admitted having received tho liquor from a fri'.nd in Michigan City and was taking It to his homo in Irnsing when the ctlicers apprehended him. IMml llojoutkl Guilty. Alex John pleaded guilty to the charge of the unlawful po?set?icn i of liquor for sale and was tt r.tenced J to Fervo CO days In the county jail; and hned Jlöü and costs. He was, arrested by federal otricers. Pete ' (Jregar pleaded guilty to tho charge of the unlawful manuia-turir.g ofj liquor for sale and was sentenced I to serve "0 days in jail and pay a ; fine cf $ 1 CO and ccsts. lie was ar- j rested by Sergt Kozc-rowakl and a ' detail of officers after a still and aj quantity of liiuor had been found in his home.. Max Ilojowski was found guilty! of having liquor in hi pcsesaicn j for sale and was also given the min- j Irnum sentence of CO days in jail ami j a fine of $100. He was arrest d! when, he appeared against Adma j Cygist whose arrest he caused on a cliarge of malicious trespass and; drunkenness. When Cygist testified ! in the ca?e a week ago that he had ! bought . the liquor where thj dis- I turbance occurred the court orda-- ! ed him to hie chargej against the j proprietor of the place for s-Iling I the liquor. Cygist was fined $3 and costs in the cases against him. The sentences were suspended. POLICEMÄH FOILS ROBBERY ATTEMPT Two Men Flee Amid Gunfire After Trying to Enter Lasalle st. Home. A bold attempt at burglary was frustrated early Saturday mornlmr when Officer Steinberg interrupted two men who were attempting to gain an entrance to the home of Louis Gross, 5211 E. Lasalle av. The men were pursued by the officer, who tired several shots at them but failed to stop them. Tho men had a pair of wire clippers and a large burlap sack In their possession which they left in their haste to ewcapo. They were at work in the doorway when the officer rounded the corner, taking aj regular turn on his beat. They ran cut of the darkness on Lasalle av. They were ordered to stop. When they failed to comply the officer fired. Tho fugitives turned into the alley between Hill and Lmericks sts. Steinburg followed and upon reaching the alley again opened fire. The burglars were evidently unhurt and continued running until they reached Colfax av., with the officer in pursuit. There thev split up. one running east and tho other west. They were described as being about five feet 10 inches tall and wore dark coats and caps. Valentino Flowers. Get tli-m ; from Adam Bee hh r the lkorist. 2206 Miami. Main 1909. Valentine Flower?. Get th-m from Adam lieehler the Florist, 2206 Miami, Main 193D. home- after establishing a state record of 301 eggs in one year. The world's record is The contest, which has Ik-en in progress fur a year at the North Dakota Agricultural college here, was for months an egg-and-egg race. Then in the last three weeks little Emma swung Into high and left her rivals struggling for second honors. With four other single comb white leghorns, Little Emma a '.so wain the pen contest. There were twelve pens of five Idrds each. Enoch J. Peterson, director of the battle, used a trap nest record on each bird. lid S m. " . T . a . Ä IM: . ' ?1 III. I -H r a": 1.' i i ' i f' -lb ; .pi.J a. ;i; I ' 1 I'.I .- .- .-Ti ... . Hi I v'A..ali!'" ;: .; '.(14 i ' Ttr-trr! t.iV.UI' . . ( 1 I 1 I I I I I II 1 U I I I I i . J I ' ... j ;

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We Are Ready for Spring Tomorrow morning you will find every department in our store ready to show you new things for the coming season. It will be a pleasure for you to come down and see the hundreds of new lines that have never been so complete as they are now. The qualities are better than in past seasons, and we are "very pleased to say that "Quality First" is much lower in price.

The Latest in Silks Satin Francais, 36-inch, of superb lustre and soft finish two tone combinations for evening gowns and plain colors for street wear $3.50. 40-inch Crepe Back Satin one of the new soft clinging fabrics Silver, Navy and Kosewood Brown $3.50. Satin Phalanx, 36-inch a thoroughly dependable Silk all staple colors $2.95. Crepe dc Chines have once more come into great favor. We are now showing a very fine quality, 40 inches wide, in all colors, at $1.95. 40-inch Georgette Crepe of good quality, in the popular colors $ 1.15. Se il r- till A Sem-Prav Jo-Ve-Nav is a most wonderful complexion cream in cake form. Use it one week at our expense. A 7 day trial package will be given free with every purchase in the Toilet Goods Section all day Monday and Tuesday, Feb. 7 and 8. thicago South Bend & Northern Indiana Railway Co. St SOUTHERN MICHIGAN RAILWAY COMPANY EITKCTIVK SUNDAY, OCTOISCR 17, 191K). fc'ubject to change wlthou notict d.rsv.r.3 leavln: isoutn r.d, Indiana. Past West JCortli Jiouud. IJuud. UounJ. iOsUO ä. in. z3 2l v. m. a. in. r. swJ a. iu. bslOa. ru. to s.V) a. to. 7 :eo a. m. a. m. cud a. m k .ii) a. m. l-'slo p. ia. 'j.'jO a. m. -.1J I', ta. ; j :'. n. ra. 4 slo p. m. 11 ;ij0 a. ui. t.:lu p. m. iioou :1'J V- -a. 1 :eu p. in. 10 p. Zl. 2 a-a p. a Afj p. ra. 4 .oo p. i. ; xj p. m. 0:00 I'. , a--) p. m. j aO p. ru. 11 sW p. ra. ä sOO a. m. 1U.-0Ü a. in. 1 1 :OU a. ua. 12.00 uooa 1:00 p. m. p. m. 3:00 p. tu. 4 :to p. ra 5 :0J p. m G:iu p. in. 7:00 p. a 8:00 p. ra. 11 :0O p. to. lloo p .m. Mies ciy. tL'aily exeert Fuaäay. j. S. ...OHL, G. 1'. i; F. A., South H.n l. lnd. Kr FruMed ?i V! by H. LEiViONTREE Cfcä. Cfcsad'f Lr4l Optoaft rift sad SLaacf isturirg Oprirua TT e&a öpUtrt tay pttr cf CU39, lo nutter xrttr ttsej Trrre inA"ie. RJtf B. MlCniQ.V ST.

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An Extraordinary Offering of Hand Made Beaded Bags Included are twenty patterns made of the finest cut beads. The actual values of these bags run up to $45, but starting Monday morning they go on sale at $18.00 each. See our windows today.

Spring Blouses These beautiful new Blouses are Crepe de Chine, Canton Crepe and Satin. Sleeves are long, -s, and short. Trimming is embroidery, ribbon and braid. Colors are Rattan, Slate, China Blue, Navy, Neptune Brown and Black. $8.95 to $18.00

My brother, Mr. .P. Nut, when once coaxed out of his shell, is a mighty likeable fellow. In fact, you people of South Bend like him so well that there's enough Peanut Eutter sold at the Coffee Ranch each week to make 50,000 SANDWICHES If that isn't popularity, I'd like to know what you'd call it. For better Peanut Butter made while you wait stop in at

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New Spring Apparel

Representing the last word in style, is arriving every day. The New Dresses Taffetas are being shown extensively this season. They are trimmed with embroidery, lace and self-pleating. Black, Navy, Brown, Copcn and changeable colors predominate. $19.75 and more. The New Suits The principal spring fabrics used are Poiret Twill, Tricotine and Twill Cord. Most models are featured with trimming of embroidery, braid, buttons and self etitching. Wide sashes aro being worn also. Jackets are box, blouse, flare and straight lines. The majority of skirts are straight lines, with a few flared models. $25.00 and more. Spring Millinery

The most prominent styles are Turban, Tricoine, Off-the-Face and Narrow Brim Sailor. The handmade Hats arc of Tagal Braids and Faille Silk. They are flower trimmed in all the new shades, which include Old Blue, Tangerine, Rust, Geranium Red, Jade, Black, Brown and Navy. New styles are arriving daily.

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Coats For Infants up to three years of age. A beautiful assortment of baby coatj and capes have just arrived. They are Bedford Cord, Crepella, Cashmere, Crepe de Chine and Pongee, in white, flesh and pink. The trimming is handembroidery and ribbon rosettes. $2.98 to $15.00.

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Gately's f: The Hoiiy of Character" Where chaT account v v iiv-x privileges enjoyed elsewhere only by the wealthy are offered you 7l yu i-eed NOT days, but in more convenient time Where TUl price the lowest style the best - Where all garments are marked in plain figures Where February clearance sale?? otter unusual values in men's and women's clothing 321 S. Michigan St. Union Trust Company &t Deport Doxt with rcliJ fivcUltl6 for Ci pnracj el ctjvtomer.

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