South Bend News-Times, Volume 31, Number 15, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 8 January 1914 — Page 9

The Dingbat

MISSIOH OF PEACE ENDS WITH FAILURE

Progressives Not Anxious to Join Republicans and Will Have a Candidate in Thirteenth District Race. Special to the NVws-Time:. LAPOKTK, Ind., Jan. S. 'Coi. C. A. Carlisle's mission to amalgamate tlio rt'publiran and prorrsslve partir.s of this city has faih-tl." This wax; th stattrnnt Kivon out Wrdrfsday n'sht by i)ror ssi leaders of this city following the visit of tlu Eolith lUnd i. O. I. loader to l.rln together jrrain tli two factions. Col. Carlisle's plan was to inouhl tho two together through the lnedfum of a committee from each faction which would formulate a program wlK-ret.y the union could he perfectly completed. "There will he no Fuch union," said Judge Iliehter "Vedm sdny night, "l.'nless the republicans come into tho progressive fold a union of the two parties under any conditions would be a sacrifice of principle. We are not ready to condone tho betrayal of trust and the political thievery of Another of the progressive leaders r.tated that tho progressive party will have a congressional candidate in the lield without the slightest doubt. Furthermore, ho said, it. has been definitely decided to place a full ticket in thf field In Laporte county. "Col. Carlisle is wasting his time

This is certainly a real Clothing Sale never before in our many years experience in the clothing business so many Suits and Overcoats in season or out of season never! We are glad to state this fact, too. are still long on winter clothing we need not worry now, but what they will be sold in due time. Have yet? The Bargains are here for you. Come in and look.

$10.00 12.50 $13.50 SUITS and

COAT

Men's $3.00 Soft or Stiff Hats

Family

herps 4 'Doe-- s

Ear Noiu Maj rr bz. a (XHztj 17 uuc-5 ant 4 DUCK"" in even makiner an attempt to bring about a coalition," he said. "The progressive party is not a weakling but will be found to be very forcible and aggressive In Laporte county and In the lth district next fall." TS PROPER TO SAY YOU'LL KILL COLLECTOR JjL-tico of Peace at Alton, 111., Makes Unique Hiding. ALTON, 111., Jan. 8. Justice of the Peace II. II. Lessner of Alton ruled here that it is perfectly proper to threaten to kill a bill collector and to eject him when he comes into your place of business and irritates you. Jeff C. PowvrM was arrested for threatening to kill Itichard D. Grove, when Grove came once too often to try to collect an account. Grove claimed Powers owed tho Moore & Grove dairy for milk and went after him. Powers brought out a shot giin and threatened to empty both barrels into Grove if lie did i. make, his get away. Grove made tracks to the police station and caused Powers' arrest. Vhe condition of Victor Ort, Oliver plow works laborer, who was founj Monday night with a fractured skull, is still serious at Epworth hospital. His consciousness was partiy restorer, Thursday, but physicians feel that he will not be beyond the critical point for several days. Ort was found In a west end saloon, where he had fallen to the lloor. striking his head on a table. 4

TO) M? A

All Siaky $1.50 Garments 75c

Copyright, 1313, International defy A;yscDV m - MUH. rMK, A BA&K HI STATE CAPITAL IVDIAXAPOTjTS, Jan. 8. The democratic Mate committee Thursday reelected IJcrnard Korbiy, Indianapolis, state chairman and fixed March 1J for the state convention at Indianapolis. The date for district conventions wan set for March IS. V. A. Ivunkcl, Bluff ton, was elected Ice chairman and Hugh Dougherty, Indianapolis, treasurer. INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 8. Democrats from every section of Indiana are hero tonight for the democratic love feast tonight. The democratic stato committee will be reorganized then and Hernard Korbiy of Indianapolis probably will be elected state chairman. The Indiana Democratic Editorial association is also meeting here. Sens. Kern and Shively will be present at the love feast and Reps. Adair of the eighth district, Cullop, second, and Cox of the third already have arrived. Practically every candidate for democratic nominations for state offices is in the city including Hop. Adair and Wm. H. O'Brien, candidates for governor, George W. Curtis of Mount Vernon and Edwin Corr of Bloomington, candidates for attorney general, and Homer L. Cook, speaker of the house, who is a candidate for secretary of state. Two candidates for state treasurer, George Bittler of Fort Wayne and John Isenbarger of North Manchester were among the visitors, as were Myron D. King, who is campaigning for auditor, and Dale J. Crittendon of Anderson, who also seeks the nomination. IS 3C $ 1 5.00 $18.50 20c00 SUITS and

Ik - - lo Ci

MOGHATS MEET

OVER.

COATS

Underwear, Union Suits or 2-piece at 50c on the $ $2.00 Garments $1.00 $2.50 Garments $1.25 $3.00 Garments $1.50

all Children's

llJJ 11 nil

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES.

News Service. This ivcjud t& - ; .4 PEAL RAGE TO DIE OUT BY THE YEAR -2014 Eugenists of World to Discuss This and Other Prophecies at Battle Creek Conference. BATTLE CHEEK. Mich.. Jan. S. Scores of delegates from all over the U. S. and foreign lands met here Thursday in the greatest meeting of euginists ever held in any city in the country. Among the delegates were 200 famous physicians, scientists, educators, surgeons and health and social service workers and more arrive on every traiu to attena the "first conference on belterment ver held in the history of the rvcrlu . Dr. Stervrn Smith. 91, hale and heavty, president of the conference, was .'.1 tho chair at the opening session. The idea of race betterment conferences originate last .September when rr. J. H. Kellogg and Rev. Newell Dwight Hillls were discussing race degeneracy. Rev. Mr. 1111 Ms said he would like to see experts from ail lines aiming at race betterment meet to compare notes. The conference which began Thursday is the result of that chance conference. Scientists find that the birth rate in America is decreasing at such a rate that by 2014 no babies will be born. Men are losing their teeth, hair and health long lefore the allotted time. To find what the causes are and to offer remedies is the object of the conference. Among the speakers will be Jacob $1.85 Men's

Suits and Overcoats at ONE-FOURTH off

7JTTT

If a

'" f6-

Riis, New York; Judge Ben B. Lind-1 uns, .ew -iorK; juage wen is. una- 1 sey, Denver; Mrs. Ella Elagg Young. J Chicago; Dr. Chas. V. Eliot. Harvard; j E'rof. Orving Fisher, head of political i sey Chicag I economy of Yale; Dean W. T. Sumner, Chicago; Booker T. Washington and Sir Horace Plunkett, member of the privy council of the United Kingdom. MUST TREAT RIVAIj. CHICAGO. Jacob Dembo was sentenced by Judge Habath to take Samuel Hadesman and Hadesman's mother to a theater and to supper afterwards. Dembo was charged wth assaulting Hadesman, who Is his rival in the cigar business. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS From tho Records of the Indiana Title A Loan Co. Brought forward, $80,000.60. Joseph Augustine et al. to Dora J Staples, lots 9. 10, 12. 13, 14, 15, 10 and 17, Augustine addition, $4,000. Isaac Smith and wife to Jane Ernsporger, lot 4 9, Hartman and Miller's plat, $1. Jasper B. Toms and wife to Margaret A. Gutting, part lot 30, Jos. G. Bartletfs first addition, $1,273.45. Mishawaka Investment Co. to Mary Goudy, lots 106 and 107, Rev. Strong's third addition to Mishawaka, $925. David II. Keefer to Joseph M. Babbitt, part lots 10 and 11, Keefer's sub., $2,100. Samuel M. Robinson and wife and William L. Kizer and wife to Thomas Wolter and wife, lots 459, 460, 461, 4 2, 4 63 and 4 64, Lasalle park, $800. Hans Peterson and wife to Harry Worthington, part lot 155, Fowler's addition to Mishawaka, $1,300. Ellen Battell Stocekel and wife to same, lot 102, Battell second park addition, $814.48. $22.50 $25.00 $2?.50 $30.00 Overcoats $2.00 Soft or

THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1914.

Dog's a Cat and a Richard II. Gill and wife to Aloy-s-Ius J. Schlndler. lots 17 and "W Nile Realty Co.'s first addition to Mishawaka, $2. A'.oysius J. Seldndler to Richard II. Gill and wife, same as nvxt above, $2. John J. Schindler and wife to Isidor GI yselnick and wife, lot 4, R. K. Perkins' addition to Mishawaka, $1,712. Anna Philion and husband t: Mary Rochon. part lot 7, Main st., Mishawaka, $1,500. Herbert Geiger to James Sailor, part lots 317 and 3 IS, Gavk.r's third addition to Mishawaka, $lu0. Ellen Battell Stoecxel i.nd husband to William E. Besinger and wife, lot 3S Battell second park addition. Mishawaka, $4 75. Lida Avery to Minnie Beehler, lot 25. Poppendick's second addition tv Mishawaka, $1. First Trust & Savings Co. to Jules Coppens, lot 22!. Gaylor's third addition to iMishawaka, $250. Lida Avery and Minnie M. Beehler and husband to Charles M. Avery and wife, part lot .34, E. Perkins addition. $1. M. V. Berger Realty Co. to Catherine Eis, lot 106, Beiger farm second addition, $4 75. Floyd McGrew and wife to John W. Nikart, lot 93, Oakland park addition, lot 47, Talbot's plat. $1,200. Total amount, $101,532.50. MASONIC. Called meeting of South Bend lodge, No. 29 4, F. & A. M.. Friday evening. Jan. 9, at 7:30. K. A. degree. Visiting brethren fraternallv invited. JOHN F. DE HAVEN. W. M. RICHARD J. GENGE, gee v. Adv. Chicken pie supper at the Y. W. C. A. annual meeting Fridav at 7 . p. m. Tickets, 35c. Adv. 1 1 i'i

CZ Stiff Hats

f . 111 , , 1 ID

Duck's a Dog ' - c iT-r VtlWC $3.50RECEIPTFREE, F03 WEAK MEN Send Name and Address Today, You Can Have It Free and Be Strong and Vigorous. We have in our possession a prorlrtion for nervous debility, lack f vipnr. weakened i ::inbvI, failing memory lame baik. bruuplit on by ,xcte. unnatural drains, or tlio faille- of youth, that Ins cured o ir.any worn and r.ervon men rlpht In ttHr rwn home without any additional help or mdlrine that we think evry man who v.Nbcs ty rt't-.tln his m.iulv po-vwr and virility, quickly and quietly, should hate a vjy. So we have determined to .nd a oopr of the prescription free of charge, in a pVilu. c-rdliinry Mailed nvclope to auy man who will write us for it. This prescription o:nes from physician who has mad a ppecial study of im'ii, and we are convinced it is the surest acting combination for the rure of deficient manhood and vigor failure ever put together. We think we ow it to our f!ow rnu to send them a copy in coutldenee fo that any man anywhert? who is weak and discouraged with repeated failures may stop drugging himself wilh harmful patent medicines, eure what we believe is the quicke-it -aetlrg restorative, upbuilding, SPOT-Torci!IN(J remedy ever ibI-i. and so cure himself at home quietly and quickly. .Tu;t drop us a line like this: Interstate Remedy 'o.t 4147 Luck HuiMing. Detroit. Mieh.. and ne will eni you .1 -opv of thN splendid reipo in a plain ordinary envelope fnv of charge. A great, many doctors would charge ?:t() to S.voj for merely writing out a pres-riptlon Ilk this but we send it entirely free. Adv. TRY NEWS-TIMES WANT ADS TRY NEWS-TIMES WANT ADS J LJ O have we sold While we you been in $1.15