South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 34, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 3 February 1922 — Page 3

FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY 3. 1922

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H'CRAY PRESENTS FIGURES TO BACK UP HIS CHARGES

Makr Public Hi Submitted; for Ccmrnt Contracts for State Hoari. i rNT:A.'APOL,TK, Feb. 2 DM of Cr.ir;t r-ompar.b-H dve',-ired by Gov-' M''riy ati'J vh--r tar- ofr.o!a,Ls ai : 1r.d;eatlv of coih. iori m a prop. fd , I )'. 6 expenditure by th st.it in paving tn rational roads wrp.' j made public Thursday by the sao ! fc..fhway commi-ron with d"-! ratlon.) that th- state Iii. con'emp'.afed maV.lr.pothcial authora flpM on thj cw rnpar.ic". Th.r-- corn i .-uiles uhmitted id"nt"! -.il bi-H. rrrmllnj; to the highway C1 mm ; on'ri announcement. They Vr the Universal Fortland Cement C. of Chicago, tho Indiana I'nrtnd Onifnt Co. of Ore.-ncastle, arid th "Vh'h Portland Cement Co. of Chieago. Th M il trf each tolled Z'..222 for 5i'k i rrr-nt, and $4".,C'JT for bnr:d rf-rufnt. Purchase of the crnent Is planned by the piinminn on ifs program of pavJr g various 'Tp- in tho national 3:oad ngirr-gating müfs in length. Five other romp-mic tmbmitted , dw for aJl or part of tho cement. Two of th'-., companies the Ini-t-ViKe Cernent Co. of I.iOul:Tv ille, an-! the Sandus'-y Portland. Cement Co. Cvf Mevehi nd proposed prrfl fot fc'! th er-rm nt on notations higher than th otl;T three biddir.p for the Cr;tii projiorti-. Tlio Kosmos Fort land OitHri 'o iert of the rn'iinii't bidder for w;m higher fhrtri ho M ut I bi'i.i .-ubniitted by f-ther con) pan If:-?. The bM of thrt fhree r.omp.'inir-i r--the Fnh'-T.tl, the Indiana, and fh- Thitrli ompanirs that wt-rfi Jl'Titi'-aI. n'-ronlintf to tho liit,'huay foturr.li-.Mon'rt ani.oiincr rncnt, folFor th" lirail-Ilfrls-illo Gap, 57 4.S2S for s;trk.s. anI $S0.76C for tvirrel; Tvrrc Haute-Srcloy-Hie ap 4"-. 71" sack?, and $27,."S7 barrels; Prronf.t-ld-Knishtstown jrap, $1-2,-3 trkn, and $107 71 for barrels; Jvtil:htKtovn-Ixkv:t?'ii:; pap, $S0,53 sacK.. and JS.'sl !arrcls; Tew-ille-IuMin k3, JS0,3y3 8-ack3, end JO.iu barr Is; and ClaytonJ'.rld'oport Kap. $1"3.2 4 4 sack?, and $m.378 barrels. The Iu lirvilU company submitted tb lowest bi-1 for the GreenfleldiCnlshttown j? p, propfxr.p: Kalo at approximately J'jOO tinder tTie forefoinp bids of tho thrco companies. Th pom;uny als.- was lowest on the Kn,!litftovvii-I's isville ap biddin $79.42; on Mck and $ 6 5.1 S S on barre-I. The Atlas Portland Cement Co., bidding on thrro Kars submitted propoRalH which wero the same an those of tho Universal, Indiana and ieh!ß;h compajiics, according to the ommLvrfon's announcement. The Wabash Portland Oment Co. "bldAlnr on one pap, also submitted the u.ne price as tin three companies, tho announcement showed. Tt tta bo dltllcult." paid Gov. InCray, "to prove collusrion but It is pl'.in what tho companies were trying to do." TOSS IN SAGINAW FIRE IS 200,000 KAGINAW. Mich., Feb. 2. lire, V hich started about midnight in the hitehead mu.-ic store. :. Franklin In the heart of the east vSide lmineH district, threatened for sevCral hours to H-.vecp throuph the district. The loss likely will be f 200, COO. Mrs. C. II. Whitehead and fs'orman Mutzchelb-r were nliphtly VJired durinp the liic Th prtatest 'os wa- to the M. tVN. Tanner dry pooda store, which fcKCur-ies almost half a block. The fire did not damape this nmro Jrnuch. but the smoke ami water flnmape was at 1 fW $ 1 T. 0 . 0 0 1 1 . Other stores that vere damap-1 the smoke were Heavenrieri os. and tlie Ilea pany-Tia anor Company. Th" S hlrmer Jewelry Ftor, directly adjoining the Whitelie.sd music store, was un-lamaped. Jt ls believed defective 1 the fire. w ung artDry wood for sale. Hard and oft, dove length. South P:rd Dowel TWorlis. Mam 211.1. 3 3-tf If ycu ftocks. as'k info: nuati on abou: , :::-tf. Guthrie. n i l . - e: Hi V'.WYlAtV 1 '.A-:' li l ..Oil. "es;- if --H e 1 1 III Kimball Tone is so Natural

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Church Organization Cancels Invitation To McCray ttt Speak INIHANAPI,ljs, F b. 2. ' ar. :i ition of an ni.w:ii"nt to np'ak'at a "father and yon'' rn-t;nT Monday nlKht .van forwarded TliursdiV To G-)'". Mcf ray by the Kns;vvooi fhristan hurrh f.f this city with an rx-pr-;on of indignation over the inera.-'e of tejephono ratfM in Indianapolis print d iv the public ervie rommKiinn. In a b-tte- to the povernor .icned by W. T. Quil'en. president of t)v "Fnjciewof.d iiutilr.p Ifundrel." a church ortran)7ation. and Pev. y. H. bavion. church pastor, tho explanation was made that the men of th" congregation "already fe: the opprrion placed upon their famines ,y the arts of the public l-vice rnmmL..I-m ar 1 .-in-e thL- Ls noTA- ausrmented by an additional burden tat a time -of much unemployment and reducing of wapea It is deemed for the be.ct interests of all concerned that our enrapement with you be cancelled." TWO RAILROAD MEN VICTIMS OF YEGGS Oscar Fillmore Severely Injurcd hy Unknown Ncgrc Ashlcv Attacked. Special to The News-Time?. XIIjKS, Mich.. Feb. 2. The thinl of n. .series of outlaw aets repirte! to the police within the last two days wfi committed Wednesday eve-; ninp wnen iscar t minore, a .uciup:.in Central car cleaner, was asKHulted and .skipped by a nepro as he was returning to his home in the east side of tho city. , Accordinp to Fillmore's statement, his assailant, whom he described as .short and dark, emerped from the shadow of a box car as tie was traversing the terminal yards, and ordered him to turn over his money, Tho nepro then struck Fillmore with a heavy iron bar, which rendered him unconscious. lie was found several hours later by a fellow employe and removed to his home, where physicians examined him and stated that he was sufferinp from a severe head contusion. Barly Thursday morninp another car repairman, William Ashley, reported that ho had encountered a vicious character on his rounds, ami that a strupple had followed, in which the clothes were literally torn from his body. A search of tlie1 yards followed, ar.d a demented man apparently harmless, pivir. his name as Pat McCano of Chicapo, was discovered. Upon Ashley's statement that McCane was not his assailant, the latter was taken to the county Jail at St. Joseph to await examination. Slayer Races to Read Bible Before Execution ¶ COLUMBUS, Ind., Feb. 2.— Reading of the Bible occupied every minute of the waking hours of Ben Brooks, an unschooled woodcutter, condemned to die in the electric chair for the murder of A. B. Montgomery, of Seymour. ¶ Since receiving his sentence, Brooks has allowed himself only a few hours each night for sleep in order that he might give more time to the Bible. ¶ He even begrudges the few minutes he spends bolting down his food and seems determined to com- , plete the Book before the day set for his death. MORE SLOPPY WEATHER As long as the "ow is on thground we an loo'c for s oppy weather. Apainst all kinds of sicl:r.ess th' re's one pood preventative j whicll ls lj0at ana Warmth in tho h:,,mP. Order todav some Cinder ella or Topsy Coal from Schyler Poe. Main Mishawaka 40'.-. T-tf Tlie size of the ash pile decider the actual cost of a ton of coal. Compare the. ashes of Coal S- rvlce F.ysi with those of another coal and see tho saving in fuel expense. Guthrie has the kind of stock you d -ire. :'.J-tf. Your nosraoh is Here Pay the small sum of One Dollar down and home goes your Phonograph. Then One Dollar per week while you enjoy it. ? i ! ?: i - $98.00 ning till H:.T0) in: W. I)iiin St. T

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GOVERNOR GRANTS CLEMENCY TO TWO LIFE PRISONERS F our Youth' Sentfiircd for Rohherv. Pardoned -1 " Petition? Denied. INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. 2. Two "Ufers" o-n fenced to the Mi"hipan ! "ity prison for murder w-r- tri antd ,'emency Thursday 1-y Gov. Mc- ' ' ray. his action beirp in line with recommendations r-f the state pardoll Iv?ard. One of the prijomr?, Jew;. 1'uller, ha.- for ,rarn had harp of all livestock at the pri.-on farm, ami the other. .Io!m Mauzy, I.- Warden I"otra rt y s chauffeur. Fuller, who.e sentence wa.- com-I muted to 1 ,"i u ;ii s iiop: is- .mr.ent, was convicted at Go-don jn .Tanna ry, l!oa7t f,,r tlie murder of his wif. The evidence wa circum'-ta n- i tin! iii-l Ii-- has always protested I his iiin'-i-- lire, a!.-'o the wife's mother, who was at the Fajller j home tlie nipht Mrs. Fuller was j shot in beil. J Mauzy. who; r- eie.l a parole. was onvicte.i at Wars-iw in ll' for shootinp his sweetheart, and prison records listed him as insan at the time he entered prison. !ir , the last 10 ye-ars his cfnduct has j beoii jH-rfect a.s a trust at the p rison 1'oijr youths, snt' n la.t Or--toher to two to 11 ye.ns at the ieforrnatory for hreakinp into a pro eery at Huntitiptotn. also vscre paroled. They were Hunsel Stein, ape 1.", senten:el I r tr I'liwel's, .Tames l'rady. IT. ami L'tnatiuel Tar- ; plin. colfred. 1. live !r New York 'Hie youth-- illl ind w :it "lii'nk"'" in 1 Tuntt inpton wlien making their wav to the Oklahoma V. lie !.!.. Tim pardon board roj'.-rtul that they "stole to satisfy liuntr-'r" and asserted that none had a criminal record. Clemency was denied .",7 prisoners, amonp whom were Kalph C. Kinp and Himer Simmons, sentenced from Delaware, county, and Abraham D'Andrea. sentenced from Lopansport. Kinp's sentence of one tot 14 years wan imposed iat June ! for prand larceny, arid Simmons j sentence of four months, witli $10 J fine and eosts, wa.s imposed .(. ?, j for rape. D".ndre;i ,v;is- convicted ! of violatinp the prohibition Uu. and sentenced Nov. .to to r,o days at the penal farm and lined $100 and costs. I)OTP. LL. ( HARGKs i-:.iIjAIi:i. ! You can uo into ary one of Coldie I Mann's f:par stores aI)i !0 ,,- the .hoys rehash the football sr.andil. i w . - r 1 Uli et Iii- hoys ;nd s- le.-t 'your smokes for the evening. You t .... can pet all the popular frauds of cipars and ciparettes and enjoy tlie pastime. Why don't YOU do it? .JJ-tf. The one thinp we don't reenm. mend Plue Devil for is cleaning teeth, yet some say they üke it. CO Birekv House anil Goetz sale at all dealers Xo. 1 Five. :-::-tf c5crarM on nt1 - 1 i-4r I ,.s - VI TT EARLY SPRING SHOWING of the Famous Graduate Clothes for Men and Young Men "The Shop That Satisfies" 116 W. Wasircrton Ave. The Opportunity to Attend OUR BIG SALE Still Awaits You A Tailored Suit or Overcoat for only EXTRA PANTS ENGLISH WOOLEH MILL 111 EL Jefferson Blvd. Opposite Union Trust Bank Bide.

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Content of Brother Cut Off With 82.") Ordered I)i.-mi??e(l. LVDIAXA POLIS Feb. 2 The wiU; ?-' larlts ipiy. former -.il;h j isport resident, dispoirp or '-.(J')0 worth of property, van in effect sustained Thursday by the supreme court which aMirmed the Miami circuit court findinp apain?t the contestant. Thomas A. Spry, a l-roth r, who was bequeathed only 2o cash. Fnder the will the c:ty of Lopanport was to act ;us trustee for a 110,000 -fund, the interest on which! w;is to b- distributed annually ..!:' np Prote-.Tjm: charitable orpani.atior.s for relief of needy persons. Tli remainder of the State w a.s piven to various churches, fraternal - 'i pa nidations and others. The content was broupht oripinally by the brother, who live near L panyport, and hi mother, w ho since has died, leaving the brother irt the only survivinp heir. The first triil. .after char.pe of venue to Miami county, if suited in a jury dis-

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Xothinp that resembles the ordinary set of false teeth about Dr. Heath's method. Otherwise we wouldn't waste time talkinp

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Get yourself a plate that doesn't impair your speech or make you lisp. One that feels and looks so much like your own that you can hardly tell the difference. One that stays up and in't continually roeklnc. elatterinp and dropping and collecting the food that you oat umlernrnth, as most plates do. All this and mop too p: we can do with a KOOFIESS PDATK. We know what we have : done and Ptand ready to back up anything we have said about this'O;

uooru:ss platk. tjver o,"UU f-ausneu iinut'iiiN t ei li l tm'n Ii 1 1 tili nlns-j nf lff,J4 111 IIMIlll U"ll III,.- VI V. do not do exactly as we say. The otlice is also thoroughly Crowns, Fridpes, Gold and Silver A written guarantee, one that plain English, and which binds desire it. What does this mean? be the judge.

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apremnt. but In the mnd tria.1. with J. T. Cox. pres.dir.p a special judare. the Jury upheld the -.vill. Th-' cae was tried solely on tne question whether Chtr'.es Spr was of pou-nd mind v-htu he executed the will on Dec. 2 3. 1 C 1 4 . He died Feb. 1. 1D15- Th appeal "'upht reversal of the ta on the grounds of erroneous a. dniisiv-n d evidence. jur' Instruction ar.-l a'.lcped improper statements by defens- c-ur.?' 1.

FOLLOWS FATHER TO A SUICIDE'S GRAVE LAPOPTi:. Ind., Feh. John! Marik, ape 2 ol San P;e-r Ind.. ended his life Wedne.-dav nic'a bv suicide. Goir.p to the heme of his! mother, Marik pot pos.e.sio:i f a j shotgun and pressinp th 1-aiTcl to his left eye rrjlled the trippe;-. The load of shot tore his face Into a shapeless mass. Marik'.s father killed himself several months apo and the son had vowed .drK e that he would follow him to a suicide's prave. IIY.SA cal ipnites with a snap; burns with a bmp flame aiid very clean. Low ash. plenty of h at; will not clinker and hold hre oer nipht. Coal Service, M -'.' .". 1 . Your hands deserve to pet that preae really oil once in a while rso Plue Devil. 3 Vi you somethlnp that would puzzle , t 1 f) i inj; ur-? pitiitrs iiu . ilrrif5tr' on;tj -on nnlhin" if n - a vv..V... X.V.VW V. M ItVMIIII t . y ( , equipped for handlnp X-ray v 1 work. Fillinps, etc. you ran understand, written in us to our contract, to those who It means that you, not we, are to Open Evenings ;Ubrn Jlrller aym Profit-sharing checks will he neck. Ask about this invest incut interest yearly. Pi u " i II H 111 I! .X . w i i 1 ,, -

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In most cases furnishings for the home are bought and paid for much the same as a house is bought and paid for an agreed sum at time of purchase, and the balance in monthly payments covering a period of time that will suit the convenience of the purchaser. Here in Heller's we do not operate as is the custom in what is known as the "professional installment stores." In the first place we do not carry, or sell, what is known as "time-payment" furniture. When we sell on long-time credit (as we do many times during every working day in the year) our customers get the same grade of furniture as those who pay spot cash or open 30, 60 or 90-day accounts. In the second place we arrange terms on the basis of how much the customer can conveniently spare each month not on the basis of exacting as large as possible a down payment Ninety per cent of all the business in the world is transacted on credit. You have credit, the same as everybody has If you need furnishings of any kind use that credit. Begin enjoying the use of your new furniture right away.

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PAW "h.tr'e.s PAW. Mich. Feb. 2 Crawford, alia. C. P. Crarer. aüepod nnman. who wa? arre.Jted at Svt Jth Pnd Tnd .. on a charpe of complicity in the dynamiting of tlie Iiwfrrp State bank. j las; October, va." arraJcr.e! in rirI cu:t r-urt her. Tlurl3v. Cmwford po-sst ss.-i a complete outfit o yepp tools ar.d nitroplcerine w iini - h was arrested, tieorpe Purns, arrested at th" .a me f.me. was rebase.i at the preliminary hearinc a month spo. 8 ARMORY, FRIDAY, DICK LUCKE7S" 15 U-R-WELCOME

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Groundhoz Decides on Another tap at Capital IN'PIANAPOLia Feb 2. Th. prounihop saw his shal vr in India r.a-,o' Im Thursdiy. He was prat

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