South Bend News-Times, Volume 39, Number 45, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 14 February 1922 — Page 2

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES

TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 14, 1922

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CHICAGO POLICE

TRACE EVIDENCE OF "POHZI" RING : r..;n::r .1 frorr. pu . , mnr ir.wr. r p. i mr; .mi n f "- f3 Ü " t'':it :i 'rrirc'',;i 'nr;"M! " i-. Sl.r.iMi.oim. lUvm ir. l .! Pds-dcff. v. bo. ;';uri'-U! o pe.a ? ; n n .-e .PItM to hai r ! : : r . i the w. r ,ds f I who t r Vi I him ..: :!u;r ! f iin', Mord iv Pd 1 F de-rai .!;!-- I .Hindis 5 en i ri in ry f ! . ; end I ha-. I OA- .- - t ; . a n $.'"" a iri f.v!i." I:;-, h. i r I im way -my &rs , 3d and 1 1 t h-- J. -ml accumulated I, ibih'i ee.mitel by a ti r a ::.? d S Purdv. a- retailingapi.r.'Xlr: inly S .''"'. :n - lh:tr. i a p ir- H- .'.' nl - l h: l-ti;r. - t ' n I !:r.')r:i! Ti - -, t i '-; r i .i r t ' ; ! . ' : . 1 - t : ' 1 tli.-it 's: I . ir: t j-r.;:' "f M' wit:; n'.';"". A (-. ! '.. is- r-- u :, ,t . h .1 tiiu . i r. v. l;.-:in:f !. hi' I ::;-' i j i rt - f h nr'r!ns' ir, : h .Mo.vy.'i rJ a. th it : i . r -: s a '' :-;; .f i.. . i: II . !'!?! 'ii.it ha ! I ' r . ' : 1 - x ; r l - i , i ' .' i ! . d . i ! . ' 1 1 id ' ' i i f f ': l i ' ! '. :: w i - i 'i ' ': r.- ' . -a .It 'M-' . tl i .-. i ' " " ' h-Ml d ti.'r !: tri . t-T-i for li S- outl.tlin- Oj rations l-al. ! i ; : 4 . ; -.: i if.) a . i ; i ,- J i t; - (: a- .. I !).at Ii.- -i- : I t: a-'. h.::. t 1 w 1 . : i ,: i a ; ! 1 1 i ; . r a . 1 t .m t ) a,. r. I i ! t ; . i - - . d ! h " ; ; I i '" y-'1 . I ! -' i' df !';'' - ' - tili . t! .1- .: -r .o.;:... J ol 1 . n 1 a a: ii' ' l ' ' ' '' 1 I d ' .lud--J ..! t;d . - .-'! , I i. .-tr. i.uirz '.-.!.; I" j !' - f lr,,!" i . t i .... ' ' " -1 l "";tl. : four .i utonmhii. .s , T) 4- J f!,,. , , - i, ! o : v..;-1 1 - a I . . ; lf ('iincr r.i;:an. I !.-;. oi'f iid h i- !i t. .i r. i ) i ! . - .i l l'.IM vl !; th- fitli-l- of o "!!'- I 'I a; ..f :. fo ! : i ' a to ia dl lav i i ! . a '.or I a . ; ' " 1 . li id !i- d;d n-d I : . ! 1 ! fr... 1 !';.:. - l.u id'taiiad it J.y aai !.. ; a -; to td- mm ho mf-d tit- l-'in. !,- -ai. I f !...- fra ml a; d th-;. an.- to i.:e .1 1 ..... 1 ... 1 1 r 1.,..,; u " ;" ' w" " 1 f.ur 1. .an told ..nof'a.r and th- Urs. h:r. I !i:-w !h-r' w r- p'.i p i-1 !-. Th-y wuiil'! 1 'an -.1- namy and j would &io th-rn my pe--onal n te J Kith si p-r c-nr :nf-r -f " Va!tr Tri;to;'. an au-u' f" hMdinff. har-j.d that ih- h. M :,. honz.-f him and m.nv of!,, rs in. r-iko f,roM,u-s of invnot,. of in.,1 f ....... - i - ; er 1 ent interest and at other tisnes . 0 borrow mora v. iim: hi- p ronal note u-i rant- inu "' to er cent return.-. " liiVf bt en the hut', of my em--nier," Ihs'.die.fT .a:d. "S-m- time, liro I ber-am- interested in th , y j 4o. I pureh.t-ed a total of C.10. Oik) char's tin,! shortly an-r. o my surprise., I barn-d th.it I AT: el lr,oe sto. L ! !i ill 111! ;-Vr e en !-'ld " DECLARES WORK IS ONLY PANACEA FOR ECONOMIC STATE iwi;i I .....l..- r ill mi i.i inn l jiiiiiiu i II " V..,. M....I. .....1 I I Uli .Mill I IIMH (Hill I Hioilhl Aid Allir.-. ; t o n f ; u i ; i ; ' i : a a; em1 1 1 e s to jay i .liar-- t !n : r '.,-.'a 'i v their .;::-. ?)".' I:' th. y car.'! luet1. h" cm they I f v. c help tin m ov. ,)' wan I ru-!"!!i'-;'- ii; this -untrv and don't for ' th--- d. !.tu ii i r'd a re th" l I:- -t -.roods N lO.tit in f :ii ' i ouf.trv at Pi.ta pri a s i 'id ra: the 1,'arir,' of . i . f i ; 1 1 p.d.l. I "Mir .nomi-- :t;noi arme this ; un lias l a U-' d tlie rep- tit; '11 of al d. !----;,.:;- and wlmr. ! Mu'i;- ot (a- pr. sent on- appeared. rve u.!,t r;-;:if -n penair.; and ii'di! -; f ., ;.irit n I-.t if w is il-..-1 ( lie .: ti 're i i' : - r. -t and m:i -t us. i a- atut a ;. ..'.i. our i .,,., I,. ... i, .,, . . h , m. rv .. a .mit p'ar'- o:i cr d.t .!'ir.::c a w ;'d 1 - h.'l:i 1 e IT oTk: , ,1... ',a .! t.n- 'Iv .f o : ,,n ! I fed ;t hi-t TV i' a S eV -T 1. !io, . IJovervc s-teni Aiil.il i e h i -1 k : n a : a s eras at- th- wi .-rr.ie.ta tb.at pr v . . . . 1 . . T , I f ' . ' ' C t , , ' i I. V 1 1 ea rfae P-d-ral It.-- r v . t. wa- th" L:f at ally of but-. ne .-. Th- P. bial rie-cfv e -y stem .-.IV e.l US an I 1 am r.road to io ;t h-riiM" and I al -o am :lavl to luv AniTio i ias the : - and Ly,ot sei--.ti.ie ia nising and i . cy .-stem in the wcrld ted e. "I deny tl..- el urn that a icp -an not b- ffhi ier.t. We ha v e b. c.. . tv i'X t r. . a " ii. t but have .our -, een ( 'o r.ed ? Tlmr- i - ? v.;.. e. odtirs ir. our .- . e 1 rara.-.. t-a ' mar.y ears to t lie l;v ;:t. i to !;. tr what the ir cor rd.tm nt at h .: e ai -.lr.kmp about. Toe much n-nvl.i- 1 '.en h.n !'.;.ih l.r.v breakers of W :-.u-t b.- law abb'.ir f.-op;-. ... f . . i . 1 1 hv.v I -. "The ro'iritrc i c ro i t.r-.l cf a othir-c. t at 1 1 r ; z r .-- flit ep- riI e r. t thi-? country. We w mt a 1-atiM' if- T.A- r- . .--.i -. . .. tiaM .1.1 ; I'lii i,- a.i i'u ai e K,,T.:..i.T.t .1.1.1 i e a. r.'.'ou- fii.'ie:':.; Weirk OnI Paiuuci " A 1,1 whit :r,.' fa ur- h is i . 1 ! y b.. . : ... . ;. ; b.-a li i wer ; w:th hu rd w 1 ri t .-0"i. i'n I I el - w . w .11 -ee a , ; ; ; . hrpe :r. th- s;u.n;. Work isi the ,i",i'ci. W m tl.e tm- ad m.!f our way Pireu.h. We I -.ad a ti ., :rr,,. i -1 1 ,v., ' , v, a ... a .. .... , .1 f ):r. T. o .v' ,v e TV.'i St pa v the ' !;' - ; I' Are.-"rica a b ;.:: w b tt- r at i r t ror.per tn.-. r. ." y -a w . o r. v , ' worK now as y-u r.ev r w-rr. . 1 :. a. our lif". P" ti.'r.d. doarr. shrew diy bur ; o t hf i Ar: eri gi-m r m re o :i .-'-r.-. A ra'p:ef w .. s : m d. prev .o:;s tc t h prlr.'-;pal a.idr.--. to -oaf th.i n 1-0 rrir:. t ' : s. I '. ' - c . r. ir t b e i.:ia s): -rt P.;-.:;-- in. f ti'.i' w .-. ! 1 . v'.a.eri , rs f r t! ?."-;. t ,-ar v. : e ar. r. cur. .- .! a f owv !. C. L.., P. . : : f -....t.: ; P. C. Pry. fist . e pr. a. d.-r.t. M . Ib rub rr.f t. s .-ond r e F: e l uShmp, trf iif.iM-r; 11. A. Ufh. s

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Mr. Tr'-'c .P-o befr.t e th ' ..mb. r "! 4 oti.t!;-r-f at ti ir , v . '.! i ".'. 'r. .Mor.'l.iy r.o.rr. wh' re l tii.it AriiTi- i hould rad b ' : ha-ry ;tj xaofirg paynv-t.t of w a r , ,;f ,;a P-ra bar al;: -. Mr Tr , L.(. ;-, h'f-iiv !" mature. -n-1 vihilr- .. Predi f"l ' . i. aid I- a v.:br.f.rr.i-il var he state -1 i '.j.;t Jt U(,lH ;ilfS a rf-r.-tru. 'i ' . ' ! riü. : 1 1 - -' 1 ft. at th- i r. '1 ' -t nl - ' ut th- Ai: hou!d hv u. 1 for ; t:,- d( lu;u;; i.t of r.tural r'-.-our'-i ' if. Tf. ii)i!:!-iis .'.!;'! ju.-t tllH ti.ir.-,' i r.i Jt-d." I;- .said. "Tin vs. Hi : th- Iji't in thi. fa.-hinn will ni'an inor- to o'jr ration than f-xa tir it- i layu.tnt r r a ior.c tfrm of ir3. Mr. Tr zf- rr.-nt-(l a u !.':;; in j !; is aadi'-f:' w!i.t flr lar l th.it J : A:n.-r: a has "too ma-h pold." j " : ii-r r.a i"f. -: r; "(1 a p.'i rt of it," !:. .-.lid. ".Ii;-" how a 'iivi-,n far. lo !f't- ( l s'i :a t h i r. h'yiid our oraprf'i h r.iofi j':.-t now. hut so Iotk as tlio void tarir;a: d i- adhTfd t and t'4 a h ir.d'n it uoaM spil fi;rthr liu-( ! ofl-r tli r- Unis la- brought al'oi'.t fa ü.ti'.s of l:.-d ril.iit inn thai' v. ill ! ' th- t.d': ;n; 1 'uriri ; ti.- r.a'iofis ora.rii i a I! v dixrdrd po.nt v. h r fh-y will have firn, 1 1 a ! : lor th ir curn n y and y.v.if : r(iir for th- h"'ds:r.' of ( ,.f ,j j, World .Ncairr IVarr. '"I h- li-ii::' f trf'dit jirojul. I.- I 1 1 r nndf r.-t:od. Att tnpt i t,, II ; tkf it do t! work of caitit.'il u.U.-! f rlifk((i. The rightful jdaco of credit in foraihorco tuu:-t lr rnun I i7. d. V- fnu-t l;nmv; w- joiit act. U".. inij-t df-rnand that thinu' M a j I. ,. . ,a ..r . ... i W'Mi I I 1 II. .,'11 iL Ol IVtll ' i i . . airi '. . . . .. 1 . ; i : . - . I, . . 1 1 . . , .. a t 'I., mi .- i -1 . 1 1 i 1 1 rii.iii i "nil- u. iiiii'iim ( Td:tint.y. in fa-f . thry must conn.I , , , i, ,i, ..;,?,, ..r ..ii Iii. 1 111 I 111! 11.11 ,1 ra nc ! in sivakin? of t!i Con ft n-nee fori i - Limitation of Armani nt Mr. , ?JC j tji.. WOrld was nearer J I-a- p than it hrid h n for a ri ntury. It)-- Suliiiorinal Year. "I'ra' an indispensihdo clrnimt f.. o unoiiii.' staidlity. Wo rnnnot I i t staidlity to mmo f vfrn ic'.it. j It van't lost overnight. It r suit 1 , frora t!u- -nfs of tlm yirs and 'som- tiia- will h- ncid-d to r .-tor. ; if i" rt"' . t !y. V- ar- mminc how, vt r. v- ar- jroE:ro?sir", vn jthouudi at tiias th- rlouds have a purph-h h'i ara! we rnnnot pen--tratr far ir.to tlm distance. Tim y ar ' lOtj.' will b- a subnormal vear for i i,,.,,, s ,ul it u iil i. a cms .structive, v ,.;,r " CONSIDER GR AYE I UTLMJU !V( Z1 U UHU STEPS TO CHECK IRISH VIOLENCE LH hril IUVJiIIjUIy ' " - , , , f . . i isicr warrison is incrrased m v . . B. a I iTOtll 10 to 11 HattallonS Ol ! I l rr liritlll troop-. . . " . " 1 "t ' Provincial bank was robbed of ; i? Ke lca-s- 1'ri-oneMv. : John Anderson of Caledon. Joscjd, i KVI.onnell of Tvrone and the news-' ' i- ohoto.ranh,,- who were ran-' ; tuted darin; th- tiht at the Clones . -tat ion Saturday have been reh-a.-a d. aicordin.; to a sc. .tement made at 1 ri h piitinli! n ri rrti ' lifdii!iiiiirtra , ..' . , ... . add-d that the rebate of a number ..c :- , ...... ui oiu-i i.'uaicu iiini i i a im iru ' , . shortly . , , At .headquarters if was said that special constables of the northern government, ojerat in; across the . oo rdt r Suiah'v ev-ninir. fired into tlie houses of farmers m 'ounty , Mot:ai;har. . i A public inquiry into tlm d ath of I Commandant Pitzpatri-k ftf the Iri.-h j if publican army, who was killed d'.irmp: the V.yAM at Clones, is to be 'held by the provisional povernment a' 'ionc- Monday. Collin-. I-. Piitiirtcl. Mi- liael Collins ; perturbed over l"- T " ' i-riiisu troop aru proposes to o i : . la ndan tomorrow to ask the I5ritj l-h c ibir.-t why. lie informed th- ! cor: e-pond-nts that he had learned it p. o'clock tonight from the Hrit - '- a i ej.reseiuauv e.s in J oioun ui.u ,x : h u 1 11 hvd UI. When be replied that he did not know. P.! 1 am determined to s e clU. fhir,4r pe.t rieht." He c ive the . or re spande at s ;he . u prt --::' that he was aware thatj :-ter itiduer.ei s were at wo: k and '.) re fore intended to po to l,nii,io!i j to r.ia'o ure there vv ra misiinder- ' s: a nd ir.. I'-, coredr.-.on i.- declared: "Ir. spite of undi rmiiunp a: Imme and emmi's abroad I mean to see i tlie m.trict . arrie.l tliroush"' Gtithth Make. Statement. rhur trithtli. pr. -id-m o' ti.- ! : '. a -1 1 fe rr..'!-.: M on - ; r 4 to vir: a - - rt ;n:: a o h of 'i Panier. P. Yah ra's r.lav, d-clares that witli i fo oiriP.-ei Iv Valera him-: pae .pi ur.did't.ikirg :t d to! c :ee I ;. and th.ir ib- arram"-; 1 1 -a y w as th- on ! one b- re ide witlmät r er- I Mr I. Vabra was 1 p.-.c-rssiofi rt il la LT" tile Stitmng i . r " ";; '- . ... .... ... i . . . -.tl. ... . . . . t i ' ' i 1 . e the question of the ;-. ity it- - 1: Mr .C.r.thtli quote- Mr. 1 - Valr Ts s. 1 1 f. . en t t h. at Surdav's re. .:- jr. we. s t 4.-:ve th" Pe f.. Cm as.--r-t. ir tb it th.e Irish p op of their v. e free - i',; w.-eld acc.pt tlm tri aty a:.d -iyv there ;- , r.'.y o r. .rl' ; U'.f way whereby the pe, p'e in seo.'. cl-ar'-.- whether they are . . .1.1.0-, 1..' ... 11. "The p-opb- will ;.e piva r. tint op. umtv at he a r '. i e -: ; t - -: b 1 e ;t'::t by au e!e. ti-Vl." the stifet ce ;, t i e. ii- ' Th y a ill de.-ide

o.e.rd we shall ab:.:" by the.r de q.

A' PIlNtlNCi Ali: ACi'IDCM. , CHAMPAIGN'. Ill . Feh. I 1 T j Stu'lbe. a student at th" Cniversity j ed Fan-is. v a s wounded Monday j riuat while pra'tnmp at tim'r-ity! !:- .r.r tfara w ! a a companion's : .'. b'i re and pi trated h: chest, j Po: :ar. -ab he would recover. F-.p half-price sale Vernon's. 2 7-tf

I WONDER IF MA WOULD CARE IF I GOT HER ONE O' THE SEVEN CENTERS INSTEAD OF A DIME ONE?

ADOPT ORDINANCE CREATING ZONING COMMISSION HERE Mayor Seebirt to Nmae Members Soon--Three Other Ordinances Passed. (Continued from page one.) back to the committee of the whole. Tdinaiucs to ,,as under suspension of the rules in J eluded a transfer of $ 1 0.ooo from uie n.uatorium iunu to the iiiImM I humous fund of the board of p. irk com missiom-rs. ". W. Kidenour, member of the bc..rd of park commissioners, appeared a few weks aK before the council and explainr . I .- m. ...... a A . u 111 "l uansiei. ne He , siaiea ttuu tn- park board iunu ;v.as practically exhausted and that . t,lis ;i;il,,l,nt vvas needed at one.- to , tarr' "n tho v,,rk "f th0 t,0IMrt::M,t ' untl1 tlu' h',tr'1 receives its h ic ! ,,f th" taxes collected in May. H, P"'""0'! oul that the money j "mnorium lT'1 ' ! ila' naiatoiiuni iural. . ... ..... . ' . " : ' 1 l'"Ui . ! Pas. 'I'l-allh Ordiiianoe. Th- other ordinance to jass su.-iension of th rules wa rd amended trallic regulation ordinance, j I I III1T 1 : 1 I I I V- I T . miff I I I I I ' I W lit' Undir this law. tr.idic oilicers ar 1 ;ien th'- power to regulate and direct trallie on tlie e itv streets. The Purpos, of tins ordinance is to en- ,, a o ii UI" c;cy lo ue,i itn frame problems. Cr. der the state law, j pa-sed at th- P. 2 1 ses-ion of th-; lepislature. motorists from the riht, j en street and high way intersections, ar- civ en the ri. lit -of -way, so to uoid arpumerts. t rathe olhVers a e

am.-auizea v u." m u oiumarme io;(:. i,;(t-h( p; years of aye. a primindirect trathc r.p.mUess of state pro.!,,,. Ni, s ,1Mnr lnan anl a w,.. Vision. ;;,,.. ...o.i,... ,ur. iv

The third ordinance which ua-.v referred to the committee of the j iwnoie. neais w:tn tue anenxatmn ot ; I 1 1 :t acres of land to the City i f ; I ..,.1. t ' . Tl,., ...,.1 : l. i ;.. . South P.-nd. The land i.- located ju-t s nth fif 'the city limits between Michigan and Miami sts. Acrtirdlnp to e.ity Atty. i. . Hammond, the r.irsoii administration laid water taa ins and mad- s-wer rönne tions on this land, and the only way the city can re. -over the . xp. n-o incurred the -eh - i-- to ann-x th- lie 1 to the city. IOWA sTATi: WINS MAMSO.V. Wi- . P. q. i : Iowa ! Stat- b feated Wi:ti - to is i'i , a weste rn conference 1 a-l:eib ill u-me lure Monday nicht, s Ml( Illl.W IH ATS WISCONSIN. MADISON. Wi- . p. b. 1 t. Mi hi-1

f can defeated Wi-coi-in to :: in a!i'if !ttiy i-:t'd in th- city.

fast hock; v cam- here Moralav. ' PUOVIDKS SPANKING FOR VIOLATIONS OF NKW KV ANST0N C0DF (MlIl'AdO. Feb. Pi. Max Wltkowar. justice of tile p, ,e e and sa-re of Fvar.stcn. w h leeret s v. li.it Xorthw estei n univ ersity hoys and eo-ed may tmt lo and what will happen if tle-y de Monday hum.b d bw n a n. w ebva.opue whose t-n hi-;li crimo and mi-d. :;icaneirs ar- punishable with spe.nkinc The rubs, designed to apply to all students and not just kids, are to be enfore ed ill the i a-c of ma.- uline off. rubu-s by P.o.i. en, an Call Fxm m mal in the ca f ,uir'. by P. 1':. . woman (le-iariami d.w. 11. Tbc minimum spank .-..-ter.e : tiv- and the maximum l! " . Hi 1 e at e t he nib s : Don't weir "sloppy" (unbu.'kb 1 palo-h s. Don't swear in pub!b- unb.-s 21 er ovei . Don't use upar-fs unl-ss 'J I or en er. Don't spoon m a-i automobile w here th.e pubh can s e D e.'t t rnatoiy dc orations by st all:..; souven.rs. Doti't take -ume oP.e il-e's auto for a joy ride. Don't "thy lade ' O. . . ride on limning board radi itor or tire earner rn aufom. l-.b s. I'on't hau k sle ds or brbsb .Is on a uU'iiiol'i!. s. D-t.'t ro'.br skat.- m the d wntow ,i ! : s t r 1 . t Den'f I a rowdy in an ; e ream parlor.

Here's Another Great Financial

tvZS?SH t ! ronjjn ( ( i 1 M i n 1 : fil frr.m ti:i'o nno I - . - . - - er, preventing their pur has- by au-nnncs which misht buv theui and possibly !i the prices hi for- tluy ... 4 1, r-ai lied the farm hands eut stions by s-eral r omm'tteeaa n ib v lop i that it was Mr. Ford's j intention 10 use all th- power d-vcl-j i oped by the water projec ts and other', plants for l is own purposes at Mus-l cb Shoals, it was not the intention Mr. M;iyo stated, to -stabli.-h a power seliinc: company to ompe-te with commercial companies. , A ,.art of ti e pow. r created, it was -tAl11, a i : .1, I'.Njoaoi'o, t nui'i . . eor.-uiiie'l in inn

manufacture of automobile parts funds for it be raised by means ot from raw materials. This statement j taxes on lipht wines and beer, by the witness revealed for the Ii ist i Sen. lhipe. republican. New Jer-tim-that it was the intention to sey. in a formal statement, declared

, perate Alabama plants in eonneeJio,. u.,,, Ful.tl-S iiutomobiIe 1lIsi:irs an)! was ronstrued as im - ;.ivi , hf. production of lipht metals ,Mssii,Iv of npaminum. which would (Iltf,r thl. construction of autolaobibs at Ditroit. The i'orl offer was .hedub d for t OI,si,l, ration Tuesday by t he senate u ,f " tee. PROMINENT MILES M D J.T T M T? M HP 1TTTT70 DTTCTlliCC TTAM "HTDO DUUirlDOlJ Kl AH DlijÖ W t r il if l-inio- " v r ( illlll i' Hatch Death ilt Ollialia--H iLoiIi iII 'IV Mil 'in . na'MUM11 1141,11 " 111 ' ! XIIJIS. Miih . Ptd. I::. Word has

i; rei.ivid liere of th- d ath atialya-d business and industry.'

, N( h m Thnrj.lV of ,,.un,-s j known resident of this city. I'), ath ojiowi d a lonr illia ss with ' an.er Mr n.ifch was horn in How.dk Mi, ()rii s::, l() .v.:. .- .. in ts'.'7. He h-rame the first I"oid aitriit it: the city, and was later! ide?iti;i. d w ith th- Ford agency in South lb ml. In 1 1 P . in partnershio with '.;. iiyep ,-hymer of Nib s, Mr. Hatch e.rcani.e I tb.- Nil-s Caiisiil Co , of w libdi h- wa- president at the1 time of hi- d. ath. Mr. Hatch is stir-iiv-1 1 o;-.- brothir and a sister. both Pviio- in "an, i,a . i- lii-itiH Columbia. Kum ral s-rvic s have -t v r f b :1 ro m p let ed . Word h.is b ,n ic-. ivcd he;, of' til" ib ath a' t bland. hio. o;i Si.nd.iv of Mr.- Kavmond Pro tor. a ' r "f Mr-. 'arson I'urker of this i h;. P. :d-s her husband. Mrs. i I ; o-io: ;- -1 1 x v i v i ay on- son. five years of rme. The .kc-a.--d is w, il Kra'wn in Nibs rip"..--, and has fievitn a 1 o; - oi 1. 1 - 4 . 1:1 ;t favor,

tiie Xiles bun s dud b isk"tball team , a t be divided. However, into two, could afford to laugh at the pessimist' 'd. standing out in favor1 who predicted di-.i.-t. r for them in of the reduction and the others in timer thirt'ti.fli game of the season! bave.r of keeping the navy at :t? j with the South Haven quintet SaturJ present strength. j oay (V nir -. la a hardlv outest. 1 ' j preliminary th- Nib. ,otid t am I.NY I'ltlSH VIS. def. ate.l th- Pr.-f.o f;rst team bv aj I-OllAlXK. O.. Feb. Ft. Danny I sco!-.: of .:'-. j Frush of Clrveland. knocked out X. j Fr.d. r th- .iu--;o..s of ill- Nibs!0- Circus of Pittsburg in the nine ; harder of rp-, lihts of CoP;mb" ' rejuiul of a scheduled ten round bout. the c:, -,. ctu!, v'ot r. T o .. oei-e,.' i orc Monday night. They ar ;

siy will rti.br a üiie.uil j'recr.in; in f k N.b s op-r a House en We d -s Iny nit'.g. Feb. Feoo.v:ng th. . nt. rrainm-r.t a d atae will be I-, t).. ic. ,.f -' . hi Moos. hall. ' ; PREDICT REDI CIM;

ARMY TO 100MOOrA match

i n e 1 - ;ea 1::- mi'ige. ,iU t a r r c- a-. appr..priat:o:i for the lis- ; j cal y. ar 1 r r. July 1. !' T til- pay of 1 .".'. ('ni methc a r:t m l ap- j prox.m Pe '.v FJ.O'bi ..fhee:-. Chiir-;! mar. Antl'.ony of the sub-committee ! in . b !:- of t h.- tdll a r. r.oun e.--d M-rd.ay tit at rhie e new e-t;m . s had : I 1 a n c.ii;..l for from th- w tr ib - 'j partn.er.t to e ore.putc.i on the ; ba - of an amy of 7 T. ."' . of 10".u'. a and. F." " "i e misted mn. . . , J' U,:M!M" ' wer- of the opinion that the ap-: propnation bill would prowl-, whrr. '

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i-a .or aa aimv o; i-e.-o, ,,t f)f harinl(vv nn,l deliphtfll ' mer.. Fforts to rut th- :0nun-Meach lot. on to soften ar. 1 r below lCO.0-" it was s-,id.' whiten red. rouch or chapped hands. .;. . fe-d t.-i be made by Pmo-;Thl, hore.e-i :ade U mon lotion is far

.Y.f.o ti. :':. heih of th- l-ous- are. by ' superior to plyeenn and rose water son- of th- m-mb-r who bh-o to smoother! the skin. Famous staathe armarm-mt nf-rer- e h.as i-ra- be auties use it to bleach and brirg ti'-a'.iy rore.rtve.i the pos--.bd;ty e t that soft, clear, rosy-white eomple:-

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SEN. EDGE HITS PLANS TO LEYY 1 OH INDIVIDUAL k,, ir.s Prnno-ipd T-ivp; Onlv jitlKirts l ifijMiM U 1 it At s V.M1IN Ponone Resumption of I 1 IMISIIICSS ActlltV. (Continued from paqe one.) congress would be appropriating a i billion and a half dollars annually ; for the necessities of disabled men. i a tie bonus was brought baore tn hous- by Kep. MaeGrepor. repubii,,n v.- v-..,i.- .a it th.. i.v.i... i . .v , . i.v n i v..i i... that while he had not yet taken a . llnal position on the bonus leis.a : tion. "if the billions necessary to pay tlie )ropost-d bonus arc to be raised through further taxation upon bu-ii-m ss and industrial enterprises, then 1 I am acrainst it. and in my judgment j we are simply putting off just that much longer a resumption of indus1 trial and business activity necessary 1 . . . l" lf-sxt'n I'resenL uuempiov mem. "If onprers would adopt as the method of raisin-; nncnuc," hi added, "a peneral sales tax vo that i,v,ry',ody' rich :intl voor- ;i,,rorli to tluir expendituns, would thuspv. their orooortinn Itnunllv n i in nr ,rtant, the i:dicy ff the sales tax would thus be plac d on the Statut" books ,u,,t ;t eonl.l l.e ose.l fnr nht.iin inp necessary povernmental revenue in the future and permit conpre. to rut down the hmh surtaxes and beinfssj faxest already which have parT)l XHY Vi'O'OSFS Ut ( X' Vrv r i I i i l I J ( J i A I fr l I i)l 100 DESTROYERS (Cr.ntiniu J front p?re one.) I1 destroyers out of commlsi sion. He stood firm on his estimate. I momb.rs of the committee declarI in- atterward that they were inchnrd to accept it A. I-adin republican, however, j pointed out that consideration o personnel ejues'lon hy the naval eommitt e "is more or lf-ss 'aca- ' letiti-.'" lvr tlm reason that the ap - propriations erimniittee actually will! frame tin- bill and fix the top figure for the navy. Chairman Keller, of tim sub-committee on naval approprhations. who is out of the. city, t is known to believe in tbm in(ft j lra.-tic cut po.ible. and none of' his eolleapues was prepared to .-ay liow far the chairman would be v. illir.p to po toward meeting Mr. j Denby. Members penerally apear- 1 frathervv eichtCllOWSKI KXOCKFJ) OFT. 1 M ON Tit FA F. Feb. 1 Fvene ' 1 I-ro-iv' au- IorTr,r 1 ana .ian ruddl , w. ipht cliampion, Monday nicht' i knocke. 1 out Steve Chovnski of Puft falo. in the hr-t roural "f their ten GIRLS! LEMONS WHITEN ROUGH 1 1 CHAPPED HANDS ! S'qtiee7e the ju: e of two breot: ir.to a bottle containing three oum -s cf Orchard White, which anv Jn: storr will suiq.lv for a few cents, hflk. ,vrn. and'vou have a ouarterJ i'jn. because it doesn't Irritate. Ad..

MINE WORKERS WILL NOT SEEK WAGE INCREASE

l iT Sr:ilf ('nnimitlrr Arlnnl Pnl. ' irv of RrttMltion of 1 j ent Hate. i I r-:::!Uf1 frori r' : ' ; rrffl'os grained for th rnir.f r .sir.c? 1 1 7 . the total araou?;: nf ir. - rr.i-H . for pick rair.ir.cr; Ixinp 4 4 cer.ts a tor. SiIim llartiionious i Th" final ssion c f tiio cotni mittee was apparer t'.y hartimnioiis land members said afterward thai no ! division of .s-ntlment art .-o at the meeting. The anthracite miners, who are asking for z twenty per cent

j advance in waes. were said hy their i 143. and 79 years (M. He ram !; I ofTioi-ils on th,. scale commits - to be j to South la nd in 1 SO and lived j! ' reetdvir.? less pay. according to ton- lf.rr until rljcht year. ac. JJe Ä !' nage, than the bit u mir. oils wt.rk-rs. j i.urvt-d by five children. Mrs. , I Aside from the d.depato.' interest James Doo'.an, 0 3." Seventh .st.; . j in the wage proposil. cotusiderable 1 v. Gibson. S. Holland. 111.; Lcnn- ; d;..;us-ion was prooked by Mr. j ard. Port Huron, ch.. and M:?.:' j Lewis' statement disivowlr. any de-j s. Hudson of Ca.shniere. Wash.. ' 1 sire to provok- a strike. In this i Kivo grandchildren. ah of South j1 : eor.r.ei tion. V'h Jrtitf s said that a Iter.d. also yurvlvp. ! i proposal to l.-ack up the demands! T"une:ml services will br hrdd and ,

with a de-Iaration in fvor of a sinke would be suhmiit-d to the convention for adoption. KrfiiM to Siv.t Howat

Delay in th' pre.ent;ition r-f thrill committee report or f'n drniind-

ep- ted by the Mtti'ub- of tb.e a:ii-i admini.-t rat ion i n -nt withit. the j UTMo-i .-Jf-king to .-vat Kandis de!--! cites, who weie expelled from the union because of their stand with Alexander Howat, former Ivans. is J president, who refused to order .strikers hick to work. Mr. Howat. who arrial here Mon- ! d.iy nuht. said h.e .vouhl ak for a sea tin the convention and a'.o teek to address it, pivinr his version ol th" controverK-y with Pres't I. .wis. The credentials' committee hec;ui work today on approving lelerates entitled to seats in th. convention, and its attitude as to Howat wa.' that ! he was no longer a member of the j union and not entitled to a seat. Grorge Peck, named as provisional president of the Kansas district by Pres't Ivnvis, was parsed by the com mittee as the re-epqnizod head of the Kansas, delegation. Vction on the credential committee rejort will be first in the convention 1 t 1 innler of business, and as soon as 'disposed ot. aeeordir- to rrest 1 j Lewis, the scale ctunmittee report! will be placed before the convention, j ' All proposals of the report, he. raid ;aro subject to modification on ap proval. ORPHEUM I T'-. ctv'ol tlw 1 1 i i- U j ; ' ; ,.'..,'.4, o-.n.i JFIifc - '1 I I1JI ilUV itMII) 1 1 I t1 k I i I I U three bitr audiences on the first day ( of her farewell apiaarance at tin : Urpheum theater esterday by her j uncanny answers to questions asked by spectators. A tiny woman, as mysterious as her art. she won the critical ones : over and satisfied ; 11 with startling: but topical answers to questions j which they had written but which i she did not se e. She nct only picks j the question but the name of the ! person as well. Her performance is the headline!of the new bill at the local playhouse, but Henry ard Mooro in "Ksrorts Supplied." an a t bubbling i ever with comedy, sonp and elancinp. won their way more eornplrtelv ; into the hearts of the greater part, of the audience. Pleasinp ed man- ' I "e r aim vioce, llinr oneuriK is inosi entertaminp. I A series of prc'ty scenes, well j worked out. is presented by a posinp j troupe under the dina tion of An- J drew Lydon. who has piven it the j nam'- "Iheams." "Pally Knipht's Koosters" and ! "Snafishot s of ltJH" are lioth worth- j while acts. The first is, as the name j implies, a ehh'ken specialty, while j the second boasts of a blonde toe ; dancer who also hf an acta ptable j i VOK'C. Warner and Cede have a noisy number filled with prot-sque daminp, and with Pat he News and Top- , ies of the Day evmplete the propram. STATISTICS I MOVING PliKMITS. I'lr'ii Willi'if-o r.i'tl C Milfnri j tQ 1J)0;. s Mifh ..iM FtC. It. Kirkley, lpi Pairview av., to G 6 r. s. Michigan st. Dr. Wegner. 534 FarmerJ Trust Md?. 13-tf ';J : - '1 , - ; - y . P . I arv,t . - The Truth About Painless Dentistry ' , '- b -. --;v. .: f-p- r; Tin: hi 1st thfiii: is i di:.TISTIIV at Piricj: vor ( AN AFI'OIU) TO PAY Many j e-.e stand in deadly fear cf a i-;t to the d nt;sU So many hove bee-i misad by priumses of raress and incompetert dentists that they beh, vl ainhss merh." Is do not f xi-r. We absolutely l-u iranfee to extract your tffth painlessly, also te ue th- iitme.s rare in all iur work, thus minimizing all possibility of pain. foii: riiAiiis NO WAITS J.T.Holmes DENTIST ( or. Miehlgan an J Wasliinpton Omt Central Dru,- C.. Iok for Our Sign

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W;'i:a;n on : :'. ."I. tr.v.rhr - ( : s.;,"rnn lor Mut ar I .rr. , caaib-d vf ?ff rdav af; rr.n 'i t a short ill rays at h h-mc. "2i) Shr-: n.an av. ' ' I,f ,,orn a: Irra-:-.. Ir i.. iSVpt. IT. 170. and h-sd hv-d :.r 'h-re an hit hfc on jv.r ::. it i. ,.- marr;-i M'..s lila f. Jotms o: tfr.." c:ty. Shr urviv hin;, as dos ..: ?on, ilotrvrt w l. iiam v"t. ofa. :,rri:i r, Clarence Ott. and two Stt rK. Mr. Krank Mouisr .tr.d Mrs. Alh..':iv rat: era I .s-r vices- have nip!ctt d. l.liO.N. Imnard tiK.rn, forrm rly a rel- ! d'"nt of this city, died at the his daughter. Mrs T. S. Hudson., Cashmere, "Wash., Saturday. I He was horn in Hn eland. P"c. 7, '.' j burinl will bo ?nad in .is!imer-. , I -111111111111111111111111111111111111111 III IIIHIJ: I H. LAPIDES i 1 !rlul l.adirn Tail oring 1 COATS WHAT'S S GOWNS and KLOUSKS E IU:STDi:Ci: SHOP 1012 W. W.IiinRtn,, Ave. I Semtl, Bend. In,!. 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 !! I 1 1 ! 1 1 KßBERISGN Store Opens 8:30 Closca 5:30

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Cloth Coats Now SI 5.00 Kach In this lot is a splendid variety of loo-e. pne belted models trimmed with rmhroid.'ry ic.d stitching. Self or fur collars niav he , A. 'aii:es n high as $50.00. Plush Coats Now $10.00 Each This particularly attractive lot ot Coats made up of Salts' Peco Plushes in 34 and 36 inch lengths. They have shawl and cape collars and are Venetian and fancy sillc lined. "I His is the greatest Plush Coat value we have ever orTered!

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