South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 38, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 7 February 1922 — Page 3
TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 7. 1922
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SEES ANTI-TRUST ACTION AGAINST
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1 iirec Road- Opt'ii to Matt' In rti:atiou of ColinO Mon in Hid-.
Loss SiWjHH) in Battle Creek Theater Blaze HAITI, F: i-i:i-:p;K. Mich. F r . !'.r- H'jnliv laria4;-'l the (;i"fln theater, out of the thr- lurs;.: Main l
Moving picture ho;i-?s. 0'.vr,fi Harvev I.ipp r.i 'il rn Cro lo- is r stimnled ar J-U.OO to
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tart.i in th :n of tu orchestra, K0 Alreadv Dead and Ihrotr t. ar.fl I'arn'f wif- shooting from - . -it-mi I -. i I 1 Well
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Th fireman avr.l the bi:iMir.sr. VKIISAILLKS. Inl.. F-l. 5. th- inr-rior was rnir.el. Th' a0 Thrr of th four prnn injured .f th-- fir is undMf rmlnf rl. seriously in an PNp'.o-ion of a arl)onit liiitli plant at th- home
of William Connelly, ne.ir hr-. fn Saturday are in a .vjri'".is condition Mrnday, it wjis said. On.- p-rson wa.s killed instantlv and another died
RELOCATION SITES
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jjured are William Connlly, hruiserl iahout the head and chest. Mrs. Wil- ! liam Connelly, internal injuries, and .Mrs. Kdar Bovard. widow of the 'lead man and daughter of Mr. and
F irr bit Disronsolatr Because lie Could Mot Have Two Fires at Once KLdOMINGTdN. Ir.d . Feb. Thir te:4-y Hr-old Jtot- rt S it. 'lin;int:tiv f.renc: who J'iooiiiinifton leer with a f';m---r on the iri??pr for several weeks. waf broken-hearttxi Monda. Not bTau lie wax in a jail coll. hui heraus lie couldn't cet two Mazes started at th smie time. Ilobert liked to see th- fires burn, but he had an ulterior motive in settir.p fire twice to the home of C. I. .att. He said Mary f;atts. a classmate of Iii? in the junior high sr hoo!. "made faces" at hir.i ami reported him to the teacher. When Kobert was raucht he had just stuck an ie pick through a note on flatts' back door tellinc them to kavr the ity at onr-e or suffer the onsequences. Jle had another stih note in his pocket and another ice pik. flatts and his family moved to another home. In on of Robert's pockets was a blackjack; in another were two yellow-ba keil dime novels: then there was a yellow mask and the ice pick.
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. Derlarc? He Gave I p Hi ! Hunger Strike lien Vifo Turned Atrain-t 1 1 im. j INDIANAPOLIS. 1 . ü . H:1I . Ro he -.Trrie up from Madi-:i Monday to find recour- aca.nst a ui-.M i whi h "did him flirt." j The man who induced hi- w.fe tj fast L' days and thus .'..red he. I rheumatism nod stomach trouhb and later taptd a hunger strike ::. j the Madison jail to take his ow. ; prescri)tinr'. c)niders hims If w.n- ! fully wronger!. j No sooner had h: wif''s trrp.c';! ,'started to return to a puri:i-d !... j than sh- filed suit f'T iivor-. Hilly says s!i was intli!'-n. -,l p-. Ilur broth-is. a r. I he is 1 1 : ti lt to . j some letters Mrs. Koch- wrte h. : aunt durins: the fast. ; These letters. Hilly says, uill -otv ratr- hit. i. They will show ' thirl was with rue all thr- way through." He blamed his neighbors and his brothers-in-law for the diMin'f suit and the suit chare ui.- ! failure tf provid-. which resulted in ; a suspended scntenr-e of six month - ! to the penal farm. ; "Some wise Kuy said. "When yoai' in Horn do as the Kornaus do.'
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I ts of til state relocation foniinn -ion whir h meets" Tuesday with Gov. Warren T. .M' l'rav for the purpo rf r-rlurinur lh' prospectixe sites to
k -s than a half dozer.
"Th prices submitted for the most neljv J)( 1 3 : I sites ar- too hierh." said M. L. niost of
! .loe Klrtley. employed on tlie Con'nelly farm, was brui-rri about the 'head and body, but his condition ii j believed not to be serious. ! The" lihtinp plant, which was lo-
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i nicy. --(Tiary ci in- commission. worj. Tloy will ha to rome down." j jUMt as th,v strirt,.d uj. stairs the I'ri. e. h-addc.l. will be the domin-( pxplo,ion m.rUrred. Kirth'.v was on ant item where other things are.(ho r,or,i, f the h'".5 and was about equal, tor the commission does j j,i0vn about -00 fed by the force not wi-h to exercise the power to of tnt. CXrdosin.
WOULD iAMK FLETCHER AS GOVERNOR NOMINEE Hr IITON. Midi., Feb. 6.
.ominaunir p-aiions lor uu na ru ; ;jly all in an interview. "Tha; Fletcher, of Hay county, for the re-i wns niy trouble. I didn't live up to publican nomination for governor, traditions of our neihhorho. - ! are heinpr cirr-ulated in the popper ; ;in,i w;iS condemned because m.. country and are heitiK largely s;sn- uife and I both apreel she should -d. The Kletrher candidacy has ; fast." been well received by a considera-1 When Hill was locked in jail and b!e element in the. republican ranks. J physicians started feeding his a i f said to be dissatisfied with the pres- j through a tube, he said he wouldn't nt trend of political affairs in j take a bite to eat until she reoovMichigan. j ered or he was released. For 1 ' i days he went hunpry.
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t'.'i r,' :i i a !. "F:i-t. a sii .t ut:!' ; th Indiana anti-tru-t la w s; - nnd. ;i ".r in fd ral r-o nt in h w li.'vhf -nl!-t th- aid of th- Jo.a'. l"ii;'d Stat - atfritr,''s otfir--. and tliiiI. an o!T r to aid !' i ral authori-ti-s in a". as-s t!i , hav- p;ilin-C In h; ii - i in w- obtain m.ht
ENGINEER LONG TO BE TRIED FEB. 13
Court aine Date for Hearing on Rc-pon-iIiI ity for I'orter reek. '.lpa is' . lnri . rb. ;. T. a : f William S. Lone. f .Tacko!1. Mich . who wa indict for iuvn'iirr.iry ?i ia nsl 1 1 1 q h t c r aftM the AI riu'.'iii iVnttal 'aiu n which he f.is -ncin-er. - i . i 1 " 1 with a New Y. rk i t tial tta.n at Porter. Ind.. Febi.ar. ki'.'.inu prs.m. ' s y. f fo" il'M! 111k ) '!. ! ". bV .T i.ico II. I. ' l ii i -, . pa i U r. in suf '-.or court, Mrnla '". Thr- r as.- has b-en f r-qu :it ly p. t poo- I and 1 1 ; r ;. a vrobability tha another Ii.wtj.op.-ii.fi'.i or di-n. i.-"-. ii may follow. lvbi'iilt;.' ha: l. n r p.-ri.-iv.l ;-i ; a in i:i 'hie- --rate's w if n'---'s who ar- -nid t i - i . 1 in M : i : -m : i . Vlho;:t the t ,,s: imony of t h wit -Ji. -s ii will be ditli'-ulT to r-b'ait. .n ict .on. Pros .1 . S. I : a rt b d i w : .1 t fhe-e is also an ind a t nc nf p--nd-
conileiiiti land as provided by
r. -w reformatory law unless it m-icpl' DL'IMT'TWW IV
h-v s -u. h pro. redinps are neccs-'' ixit; . iv ix, ! POTATO RAIL RATES Two sr-or- of site proposal in. ( 'rliAND KAPIDS. Mich.. Feb. ',. Mont'-romrry, Madison. Ibone. Hen-. Michipan potafr shippers are con-'iri-ks. Marion. Hamilton. Parke, J cIflent (lf victory in their fight apain-t .Johnson. Shelby and Putnam coun-tnp alleged discriminatory freight ties have hern visited by the com-jratos now possessed by Wisconsin rii-.-ion within the last few weeks. ar(1 Minnesota. and the prices a-k' d for thes- were The OI)ti,nim is i.ased upon the among those said by Mr. Foley anla(jlni8),ion h Micliigan railroads thrrs to b- too high. here last week at the hearing before i:.xaniiner P. O. Carter, of the inr.M'l II HEALER DESERTS ,trstate commerce committee that III' KTKIi TWO II VSi!rr"Knt rrltes on Potato shipments in VI irjUt1 . T i Michigan are "perhaps discriminaINPIANAPOLIS. Feb. Mary . t.n t,t.rt
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WTNT1TII DRIVING. The experienced motorist assures himself of every comfort and pro-
j teetion for his winter driving:. He i put5 on skid chains, hood and radia
tor covers. a windshield cleaner. Hoyce motometer. fills his radiator with alcohol and uses other accesrorles that make driving easier. Treasonable prices on all accessories at the Lincoln Automotive Supply Co.. 113 E. Jefferson blvd. 259-tf
Hut on the tenth day Sheriff Dihammer took him to his wife's sickroom. She refused to s-o him. "I thought then it was about timeto quit." he said. "So I started eating again."
One ReasonWhy CASCASAQUlNiflE Acts On The Spot LJ ILL'S C. B. Q. T.Veti arc best by lest. Try tkii lisple xpmmrni: 1. Drop a C B. Q. T&b'et in a (lau f detr wtrr. 2. Litttn.'Iy tbc tablet he-fini üsiote gratinf cr "brtaVioj op." 3. In 10 econrit tie ne-riical properties ar tKoroujlily mixed itb witer. Tkta. H.T1' C B. Q. TaMeti cl immediately. I'e relief will; cut deLjy and berit checking Colds and La Crippe lone be for rdinary lblfU, by ctul tni. tie ab
sorbed by tae rtomac'i joicfi. To prm lb: tebject other ihan C. B. Q. Tablet to tbe lot, and obierre that m moil intta-ices an nour or more it re tpiirtd for complete disintegration. Demand C. B. Q. Tablfti in red bo beanitf Mr. f ill's p.rt!-Il and signature. At All Drughts-3f) Cents V5l
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Complexions Are Healthy Sop.O'nf7TirTa'""U-rr).tyvT'Tywh-re For iripla i .1-s; Cnueat Ltbrs.trt,pt.X. M;co.UaM.
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l- in th r ity prison here, held on n xarancy charge while police are . searching for her husband, Kurton Albert f'oly. allege.l to be a, "faith ' h aler" and a lecturer on psychology. The man is said to have desert1 the girl here lat week about two , ! iy after their marriage in Richmond. The -itl said she was formerly Mary Francis Sheltorn. She added that she and her husband came In .Jr. nu.iry. Coly, according to the girl remained in Richmond to give a lecture and sent her back to Indianapolis, where she registered at a first 1 diss hotel. Coly returned last Wed- , nesday but told her he did not have enough money to pay her hotel bill, but expected to earn some that i.ic'nt. She said she had not seen I.!i Tin i hutal mini ffl.mi.nf
: -.r.el the police after the girl had J 1 i.Al wLlo 3Ii 1 IiClti
Because of the lower rates. Wis- J cousin and Minnesota shippers get th" advantage in the markets, it J i-- claimed, and Michigan men have j lost thousands of dollars. is al-i leged. j Tlirough AU'y F.. M. Pavis, of the! Central Freight association, suggestion was made that Michigan rates j cannot be lowered with justice to
the roalroads unless rate.-; in Wi-
, consin and Minnesota are increased.
The railroads base their claims for a continuance of the present rat on a net return on investment between UK'S and 1920 which, it is claimed, ranges between 2.7S per cent to 4.G per cent except in It'll, when a deficit of $ 1. turn. floo was claimed and in 1 020. when a deficit of $..,')'.- 0(o was claimed.
For Your Health's Sake Send Your Clothes to the Laundry
j You will appreciate why your grandparents enjoyed good health i aval why hundreds of thousands are .recommending Bulgarian Blood Tea
-Nature's Pun Herb Blood Purifier arid System Regulator. It will a.ssist ! -attire to correct and relieve constipation, liver, kidney and blood t roubles. Bulgarian Blood tea taken steaming hot at bedtime helps to break up a cold quickly and guard against "Flu," Grippe oj- pneumonia. Ask your druggist today. Advt.
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.11 DGE BALKS ATTEMPT TO -RAILROAD" NEGRO '( )NN( RSVILLH. Ind.. Feb. ;. In. Ige Raym.'rol Springer of the Faette circuit court, in granting a -.pei'ded sentence Monday to ftoro a Ta 1 r. a negro prisoner, dilared that an attempt had been made to "railroad" the negro to p; i-on. Three week- ago Taylor pleaded ui.ilry to vehicle taking and was .-r ter.ced to prison for three to five var- but was held In jail as a witn, s apaic.-t Rusell Coletnan. an-o'vej-ne-io. from whom it was al- '. gel that the automobil had i -n Si oiell. i rib n an tiled the ailidavit for Taylor's arrest. anl was said to havf adi-ed Taylor to plead guilty beeins Co'enian aserted be "stood in " with the authorities. Meanwhile Coleman received a suspended s n1 x '-r-.ee for totaling :" prohi)t;on Iv.v. anil it developed Taylor was i'.tt owr.cr of automobil-.
OE 2 TO I t YEARS INPIAXAi'i 'LIS. Fe b. 6. Arthur Welling ileadcd guilty here Monday j to charge of unlawful use of ex- I i plosives and wii. sentenced by i Judge Jcmes A. Collin to the In : diana state iri.-n for from two to 14 years. ' j Welling and Ldward Stevens, ate alleged accom j'lic- who now is in th state pri-on. were arrested hrre ;
m April, l '.'. when j rin round a '"juantity of nitroglycerine and a s't of burglar tool.- in a hotel cloak room. Welling ami '2-1 other.- escaped from jail duly I. l'.'J1 IIwas arrested -ome time ago in ivmiMction with a uu safe robb-i at a min near Jackson. Calif., and was returned to tlii.- city.
Let us do your family washing with up-to-date machinery and sanitary methods. Your clothes are saved from the wear and tear of scrubbing, and are returned to you spic and span and spotless with the flat work all ironed ready for use. Think it over and consider the satisfaction of knowing your clothes have been laundered in a sanitary laundry, free from contact with others, and at a very reasonable cost. We pick up laundry work Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday and get every bundle back the same week. Mishawaka, Niles and Buchanan collections made on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Delivered Saturday.
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Apply It to Any Kuptuie. Old or KiHTiit, Large or Small and You Art on tin Road That Has Com hired Thousands.
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An veno rupture;, in;in. woman or rhilrl. should write nt nec to W. S. ' Kir-e. 11; A Main St.. Adams. N. Y., for i n fr- trial of his wonderful utlmulatins: npplicat inn. Just put it on the rupture j and the muscles lgin to tighten; They i begin to bind together that the open- j itig loses naturnby and the tic! of a : sujtport r.r trus is then done away with. ' Don't n gh- t t fend f.r this fr- trial. Ilv.-n if year rupture l-sn't bothr yu ' what i- the UM- o! wr-ariug supiorfs nil j roar hf.V Why siiffT this i: uis.i ti'' V I Why run the risk f gangn-ne and oi'h :
rlangrr4 from small and hitae-;it littlo i
rupfure. the kind that has thrown thmjsands ori the opr riding table V A host of ! neu atid wonv-n arc rlaüy running sur-h ! ri-k ju-t b.-au-e tfa-ir ruptures Jo not hurt nor i r-v, nt thetn from getting ' :i round. Write at once for this free trial. . as if D certainly i wonderful thing and ,
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I and Orth Georg-, of Milroy. Monday I tdeaded guilty to -harges of a.iult ! u. d batter- with, int r.t fo tob. Roth v : , f r.tt-iiO Hl to the Indiana re- ; fi'rmatory for 1 to Jl y ar by ' Judge Alon7.o R'air.
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WARNING! Say ,4BayerM when you buy Aspirin. Unless you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians over 21 years and proved safe by millions for Colds Headache Rheumatism Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain Accept only "Bayer" package which contains proper directions. Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablets Also bottle cf 24 ani 1 Ch Drurts. ApLria la tie trtJe xaMTt of Eiyer Min:fcttir of Mono -t-irc'.Jter of f?::ryUccU
Can South Bend Eat 30 Acres of Celery in 1922?
South Bend procers maintain ?he can. anci that the 25 to 30 acres of this preferred table delicacy which is predicted for Pleasant Valley on the SteenburR Farms will hardly meet the usual requirements of this city alone. As to the -40 to 50 acres of truck gardens which are also assured for the coming pummer. South Bend citizens will go through them like the proverbial bull in the like proverbial china closet, to use the vernacular of Main Street. Small need for the transportation facilities afforded St. Joseph County's new productive institution two and one-half miles southwest of South Bend s limits, so far as 1922 is concerned. The coming season's crops from all those rapidly materializing truck farms are needed right here at home, without even going into Mishawaka. Purchasers of the conveniently located truck garden tracts in Pleasant Valley arc enthusiastic for the coming of Spring. Grocers, wholesale and retail, and produce men are watching with interest the development of that rich muck soil which is St. Joseph County's by grace; of the headwaters of the Kankakee. Bankers too have an interest in these farms, because this new institution mean the retention here of thousands and thousands of dollars which in the past has been expended elsewhere. Pleasant Valley is a fact. Thr governmental experiments which proved the worth of St. Joseph County's "pay dirt" have not been in vain. An eager market awaits the entire production of Pleasant Valley on Steenburg Farms.
Number 44 Charles P. Gray Company First National Bank Bld. t CJitcao, Illinois South Bend Offices 218 N. Michigan St.
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How Much Are Yon Paying for Karo Syr up Today? Do You Know that Karo Can be Bought Today at Even Lower Than PreAVar Prices?
WISE mothers are saving a lot of money cr. their butter bill these days with Karo dovn to befcre-the-war prices. You can ßive the children th? Karo they want with pancakes, biscuits, toast, cr as a spread on bread. It is a wonderful energy food, as your doctor can tell you because it helps build up the strength and vitality. If you haven't tried Karo yet, this winter, you have a great big treat coming. Tell your grocer not to put yea off, but to send up a can of Karo right away. Then youH see that breakfast, lunch or dinner still holds new delights for you and the family.
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