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THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
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p "o sin
EVERETT TRUE
BY" CONDO
iI J. V
DALE
"Din KTCETD
Jl JLWJLNi-iS-JJLV
MONDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 20. 1922
'KHP
ILL Mii-j
JOHNFOXJr
C yy- ur.o v.;
CYntlnnr! frsm Our lat Issue.
Iit Issue. J
er.t to their
f.r' iter.
nn1 5
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h !::-. sre.e?hi-.g
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to
ea, bit. frh rv..
!'.Vi''k Wolf hd
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de or r f r -;- ;r ige.
I .-. y r. r.tr.ir. s-. tor
;r,o !n h'ir. 1 at the
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TV." drinking he.
a r. 1 r, nee Kr.klr c
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a ana thru.'t fro tu
th
ard r'T" '1. lug
:t th f't
g r ' i n 1 ari
'"o the bra.'
rf Black. V.'oif. who
drar. k (V"o. O'.o I'.-
f:r
ilo'.vn ar.d V v 1 -
okrrir :
tiftrr. th Ik! a',v I-irk V.'o;:-.
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Thf ro v.an t!;o .-;:::;:-. ru!-" r
hlr.d th tr.t. II' fr.t fo';;otl.:r.s,'
rrr.plr.? for hi- ha !:'.: fr. U-'r
tlio point rf u knifo pri?.! th -k i ri
vrk-t
a n k ,
thor.jrs loo.sipn ar.! !ro; n.art.
x"o: 3! I'. iri'':i, !i- rr"pt
t t h vall ff t V. " ,r'.', !r'( 'i war?
artfully lift" i f.r I.lru. ";'; i.e h
r'p aii 1 v.-ar r- !.
!
' Morn i
liadov.- j
.' a fha'i"A- th' clr! I' irk.
?to bfor" ar.'l !.::' a
h folljv.-rl. Th" :.." r-.nn" riiuf!l".i
c'-.-j-;pr fr.-. i P'mIo, (inl in
a fe'.v liilri'it s th'-y v-ro l y the
r!vr-bir.k. a'.vay fron lh" town.
Th" rioo:i r'"
V.A3on' r,f a r .
tPP"i forth '.
powdfr horn nr.'
sr ;in! fr:u tb. e
h th" whit" wninan
it a h!n rlT." and
1 biii'."t pourli an 1
vom food. ytf ,,
A litt fartbor ,;o
r'Tz and fi!cr.::y
rlrl yt an i tor '
nf"d to b!.s hor?"
". n. TT" loo',; cd
H.to tb" Indian
tha v'hit" wo
man's BhakirK" b ir.d. Ori"i h" lonVc
f't -back. Th- Ind.an pri r I wa to;.-
ton". A bir nf ir.or.nlicht sh .w
ol tho whli" wonrin'r. fico w t with
t'ar.
Ajairi Pwr. Vand'dl from a
t'ati":h-tOTV"r t.v a topnot ris"
nbov a path of rnn now lafi.
and winter-blrtn sr.v a hand üftfd
hl?h ftbov" It with th" palm of pate
toward him. .
Anl Atrln an Indian youth
"merfd, th! tim." lf-d;i:- a Idar!;
hcrsi with a droplnc: h--d. F.oth
rarr.e sinfully on. rir.z. it
Fecm"d, frona wr :r- or -.vikn's-.
nnrl Dan spring l ni tb" tow r and
rushed with th" othrr - t- th- pate.
So gaunt wero the b?y and bea.ot. that
was plain that both v. er" f tarInp.
Thi boy's face was tr.rn with brirr
ar.d plr.rhed w!th htjp."r and cold,
but a faint rmil rani" from it.
"Don't you know in", Davo?' lie
.dcsd weakly.
-My o,ü it's vVbit" Arrow."
XIII
"Vh?n TvJnt"r wa br"aklnc. rnor
r.ws rame in of th" war. The flap
that had he"n fa.-hior.erl of a sol
dier's white shirt, an .army hin
coat, ar.d a rrd petüco-, vns noTv
th tars And Strip" of tbo .naerl-
feuroyns had nt rut off
imlamd. that. "bad of th" r"b"l
,.ior,t' from th01. r.thr "f'loni". On
th" contra.ry. tb" Ani"ri"ans bad
beaten him nt Saratrsra and march" !
his army off tinder thoo 5am" Htars
r.ni Strip"', and f"r th" firt tlm"
TrFkine l;eard of pal'ant Lafayette
how he had run t - "Va shi nerton with
the port"nfiou iw.i from his 1 inp -
th-it beautiful,
w " 1 j 1 d now 5 r "
p rva t" I"ranoi
h f " r t i 1 b " r 1 1 e 1 p -
if! FT hand.
And TZ r 5 k ; r. " irrol what that
n"wa meant to " ''ihincton's "nak"d
and starvincr" f-ol,!jrrs dyinp on tb"
frozen hillsid" of Valley I'orp".
Thn Gorzrt Kop-rs n.ark hn 1
pa.tiÄd th f'"rt 'n ti:s w.iy t - a11-
UarnsVirp fo. p.M
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trr.onn J :. before th pnri Mrrf
h'.rd the wftern weo.-.
ho.
The governor'- palace wa r'.c?rd
and d'er?ed. My I,'rd Punmore
; v. as I o r. i p. ; f.
! th bi2?t of Sir
""isrht. Iut there nn
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fri i t
IIa!'?! tav-rn. ar.-1 !hr h df'W
: up. tifor t!i F'fps v.!ir" h wa
i oi.r o. r.iplx to taki Ian (Jrey's
Vr.o litt!" tavrn as throrcl ar.i
the a!r rharrel r.lth th pp!
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':. er T'rskir. ro! f t'1
alrc: a sardy rovl. a::!!.1-- th"
r,f hir.l ;irf! through a fur '.!. of
tiiiV Tipyio.-,tir. iravrs,
Oaks rn th" .Ian"'.
or Ii".l
11 )ia1 f or.vvorn Color.el Da!" to
?"rrf--y to th not" b" Jia! lr ft !
behind p.vir.c his birtlirlsrht to hi? !
little ron.-:n Ilarh'u'.n. and he kr.ev; i
the ronfidcne
would be kept ln-
violat".
At the. boat landing h" blfrhei his
horso to the n-,v-sTun? branr; of
an nk. Tlir" was th- n -1 i'i 1 that i
bad markr-.i rv"ry sunny hour .ince j
b! li.i l b"-n auay. 1 "r r a inomrnt j
lie f-tood tb r". and wh"n h" -t"pprd j
into tho opr-n v shr.
ink bark hastily
through the.
from t! house
a ;rl a
j n t '
oprpji. uf box-.
iini
ro:nin fI"v!v
In r h a dd . b u
hands rla.-pt d beJun l her, her eyi
lownward.
7 1 1 brart throbbed a 5 he waited,
throbbed the more when his ear
e.-iUKht even th" ft trearl of her
kdtle fer-t, and rojKfd to stop when
f-!i" paure.l at the sun-dial, and
:eirrhel th" river with her ryes.
S "n the e;irl flntferrd a bandker
rhief anil from t!i" iiil" j)as.cenc:or
In tho f.".(rii rame an a nerlnq
flutter of whi'e .and a plad rry. At
tho brnd of th" river th" boat dis
appeared from Krskine's Icrlit under
the bank, a id h" wafehed tlie pirl.
How .ch" liad prownl Her f!iin
figure had rounded and hot upward,
and her white pown had dropped to
he.- dainty ankles.
Now h"r faro wa fluheil and her
eya flashed with rr!tem"nt it was
r.o tnrre kinsman in that boat, ar.d
the hoy's heart be-an to throh
fle.-rrly with ra"kin emotions he
had never known before.
A -fiery l"okin youth pprans: up
the landing tep, bowed pallantiy
ivT th" pirl's liand. and the two
turned up the path, tb." Klrl rosy
with smilo-; .and tb youth bend in p;
over li"r with a Tno: protertlnq: and
tender air. It was Dan" Jrey, and
tho heart of the watrher turned
mortal idrk.
XIV.
Barbara saw him first and sh" did
not ruh forward. Ins"tad sb" stop
ped, with wld eye., a stifled cry,
and a lifting of one hand townrd hrr
heart. Oreysaw, fo. flubbed rather
Iainfiilly, and alm."d himself.
"Why. have I changed so Miuh?"
ITrskln" rri"d.
."Of rour?" T knew you." ,he fal
t"r". palmar .a litfl" but fratherhie:
hm-.-eif rather haughtily -a fart that
1'r-kin" r-ecmed not fo j-otie. "Von
tno'v tn" hv urpri5" and ymi h n
rb.ar:pr'd but I don't know how
mudi."
The sicrniflrarro of thii. too.
seme j io as Kr! in" by.
"N""ver to you. tny dar "ojIn."
he ;.aid call in fly. and then h"
briwe.l t- Dam ln y, rmt offering to
rhak" ha reis.
Th" pre, it tlinner h"'l fron behind
th" hous boopi"d it. summons to
tb" wools .an'l t1"lds.
"Com" on." called TTarry. who lid
b:st fipear'd. "I i:lnqi!,." you are
'mrprv r. . : i i :i
hurcry. r.
"I am,"
lid TTrs!in". "I've bid
norpinrr to eat s. pre-? moo r.ar.y
mu n ." I . rba ra s ovf flashed up
a -d nrvl 'i!"ev wii pi ilnly startl"d.
j s there a sülif irr-'" on thoe
t wo words ?
' Mrr-'. Dab1 wa :-itir.c: down th
j ri r. -r Darl'ara sat in b"r mntherV
1 nlae".
... -
-ru avitlt" Arrow, you "n'r
us th" f-tory." 5.a!d Harry.
i Chi-' f,
1 ell
I Irey linear. t look ti noo m f or ta bl".
! and -'o, ip truth. i 1 I Ttarb.ara.
I "V!:',t luv you heard?" asked
I I'rskino quietly.
n:, interpose. j mrv
ara rm';!v; --you t";i t:.
. ' .-' -1
"What!" slioufed Harry. Trhen
-skin" fohl d" t:i" powwow. "You
ml ! oh t!i it y---j would tlcht with
; -- v.'Idte. nu'iinst both! "What'd
i;.- do to you ?"
I h-.-kir" sm:!eil.
"I iuu pr;! ,--rr tli" heads of the
ri.iir rind ran."
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t--.:.rred; larc Dt ; Asphalt pavrd
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' r tr.i ie. 4.1 n- re. ...;-.:. fr'ut.
' f.r r:". 'iintr witter: ri?.-
i!e. In iutre at ül-1 W. PreaU-
1 Yc?op Coat lying ftourvo
m )',- T.:-.
"Well." Faid Harry impatiently,
"that isn't th" end."
"I went bark to the camp,
("rooked Iicrhtninp followed me and
they ti"d me and wer" Koir to burn
mo at the stake."
"flood heavens'" breathed P.ar
bara. "How'd you pt away?"
"Th Indian pirl. Karly Morn,
slipped, under ihn tent and cut mo
looe. The white woman pot my
pun, and Firefly you know nothing
ran rteh Firefly." Tho silence, was
intens". r;rey was painfully flushed.
"And you want to know what I
am poinp to do now?" Krskine went
on. "I'm poinp with Captain Georp
Tlopers Clark with what command
ar" you, Mr. Grey?"
"That's a pecret.' h" smiled coolly.
"I'll let you know later." and fkar-
I YOUR HEALTH )
Py KOVAT, S. ( OPn.M, 31. P.
'onimlssioticr of ITraltli. Vow York
Operations are. always dreaded.
Why? Tb" natural answer Is tb"
ff nr of pain. I do not believe this Is
the real objertlon. My mail in filled
with letters from persons who wish
to know if thi? or that, condition can
not rured without, an operation.
' d orange I am afraid to take an an-a-sthetio."
This is tho reason many operations
a-e dnadl tho fear of the nnacs
t h"t i-.
I had been dolnp operation work
for more tha twenty years before. I
ba.d evasion to take an ana"sthrtio
iuys"lf. Durinp these years, for my
own patient and tili? of other
operators, T witnessed tho pivinp of
the ;i naestheti" to many hundreds of
peions. In Fpite of this experience
I confess I dreadfully hated to he an
esthetized. I was as timid about it
as were many layman T had jrePn pub.
mit to the ordeal for the first time.
My purpose i ri pivinc mv own "
pe neper, to cornfort nnv poor lnor
t a 1 who may have to t a k an a n a -tkoti'
Let me jissure nn there is
nofhinp painful or uncomfortable
about it. r.xrept tb mental disturb
;:!u ". Keally, yo-j will be a little ns-
as I was, to think you per
Jomorr'ow
n
By Genevieve Kemble
THURSDAY. JAN 12.
Tl llDAV. ri:u. 21.
A very lively and interesting tint"
is foretold from thh day's lunar
aspects. There i a ftronp prorpect
of important and even radical
change, with possible removal o
t raved, all of which may prove to ad
vantage. Roth employment, busi
ness and all other intercuts should
proiit by this change, provided that
the only menace, relating to the
physical condition, be mitigated hv
every precaution. Those In the em
ployment of others are under favor
able auspices, and th" serial, do
mestic and affectional Interest ar"
under stell ir promise of happy .and
prosperous conditions
Tlb se. who" birthday it is have
tho prospect of a j ra.r of important
ar.d henefir'.al charge. wi'Ji advance
ment ia rmp'.omer,t or growth of
be,sums. .Rut they should make
their health a matter of first cor.
sddt. rat ior. lest it prove a retailing
factor. Domestic, social and rffer
tional matters should thrive. A oh:M
born on th:s day will be ffertionat"
.w d popular, though an original and
independent thinker. It may sue-
c. e i bes; in the employment
others, and will b" per.era'.ly j
of
ar.d prosperous.
ertonBraleys
DdilyPoem
WiSidesoüt
W.'i' n I take walk., to vary cm
I often go and stare
At fish in the aquarium ;
And. .as I watch them there
Swimming about so wearily
With tai'3 that slowly ?wi-h.
I whisper very drearily
'Tnnr f.-h'."
For though they're gra 'eful.
The.; eyes' are bore-l ad blank.
Bed us" of trip ror.tir.uotis
About that little tank;
rerhap.. that l.f" sec-m. pay to them
310 RO
COPE
As any one could vu-h.
Hut I look on und say to
'Toor ii-h!"
hara, with on inward sich of relief,
rose quickly.
''But th" whit" woman?" auc
tioned Harry. "Why dc."n't she
leave the Indian-?"
"Karly Morn a half-bred U h"r
daughter," said Frvkino simply.
"Oil!" and Harry questioned no
further.
"Karly Morn was the besf-lookinp
Indian pi rl I ever saw." said Krs
kine. "and the brave.." For the
first time Grey p..ar.e"l at Rarhara.
"b'h" s,iol my life," Krskino vr.t
on pravedy, "and mine is her? when
ever she needs it."
Harhar eeus d herself with a
rourtesy, Hucrh went tn th" stabl".s,
Harrj disappearil for a moment,
and the two were left alone. With
smoulderinp fir" Krskine turned to
Grey.
(Continmal In Our rt Iut.
mitted yourself to b" so worried
al'ouf takinp an anaecthMir.
Tn this matter .and in many others
rebatinp to health, we a i " "swur.p
out of beat" by th" tales we are told
of the lmrrns of thi- nr tliRt m-dl-
"al f-xpTinre. Gt. your informa
tion from your dortor. Tab" with
inoi" th.at a fincl" crain of salt all
the- tumble sf or i-s. w ll-pie.min but
i lr.airi ::at i ve na-.wn! fell you about
medimu" and surgery.
There is ni doubt that a srenera
tion ;ipn methods of admlnisterlrp
aiiaethctir.q wro very crude, and,
in many instances, eruel. They us"d
to hold th" patient and force him to
breathe in th" rhokiiur and nauseat
inp vapor. Tlie strucc;hs of tlie a-
tient wer rot pleasant to witnes.-.
and they re r t .1 i n ly 111115t ba.ve brn
areompanled by tiirture of mind.
Not bine li!." this chii ocrur today
if you hav" a skillful anaesthetist.
He will start you off with nitrou"
oxide pas. ,md will switch to tho
chloroform or ether after you hive
Con." t o . leep. Tie watches you rn
y. limit in er th" quantity of anaesthe
tic to your absolute ne d.
You nwakmi oui'-kly. freo from
r.ausej, except in O'cnsion.al nu?,
and tione the worse for your rTperl
en re .
ron't worry any more about (ak
in c: a n a nae-t hi t i
Yet they, no doubt, are wondering
"What 1 can find in life
With all its human blunderlnp
And worryirc and .Irife;
I'oubtle.s as they look out at na"
They think, "' Ii tush and pish!"
And. if they ro.jid. they'd rhout at me
"Poor tish!"
(Copyright. 19:2.)
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I'll 1. ll.N
ll
SMOKni.
It meani tliat yoit have a crrr.
panion that will afford you Innum
erable hours of content and smoker
f-atiffartion. Added to a good blen.t
of tobacco you have in a phpe a
pmoko that will surpass anything
Jse you've ever puffed on for real
honest-to-eoodncss s.v. retness. Georgo
Piatner has a wonderful stack cf
them. 32-tf.
whim: Tin: ivoss m (;onii
Th" clerks nt Vernon's aro prac
tically piving c'c.he.s away. 43tf
USE SULPHUR TO
HEAL YOUR SKIN
Bröken Out Skin and Itching
7 cm a Helped Oirr Msht.
Fr-
For unsightly skin eruption-, r.ash
or blotches en fare, r.crk, arms or
body, ynu do not have to wait for
iclief from torture or embarrass
ment, deciarrs a noted skin special
ist. Apply a little Mentho-b'ulphur
and improvement shows r.et day.
Because of jts germ destroying
properties, nothing has ever be"n
tVumd to take tb.e place of this sul
phur prep. ii ath'ti. Tb.e moment vou
apply it he aline brems, onlv these
who h.ave I ur.lbtiv skin trou -
Lies .an know the d. licht thU Me:i-
tbo-Suiphur bring-. Fv.n fiery. it .h -
j ... ,.,.-.rrr..i is d.;.-l right up.
a
a ;
jai
V oc '! bo TS ,i
f rem a ny ge.r
like cold ere mi.
Adv.
ucrit ar.d u--o it
PREACHER PRAISES
POLICE CHIEF FOR
LAW ENFORCEMENT
Rev. G. W. Titus Points Out
That "Bootlegging is Big- I
gest Community Sin.
"In my estimation the chief ot
police in this city L doinp a great
work Jo brinp to tak th" law vio
lators and his effort thus far are
mot hichiy commendable. He has
proven to he deserving rf th" united
support of a l.-'w-abidirp rommun
Iv." w.-ts the st.atenmn: of Rev. G.
W Titus, pastor of the First Christ
ian church, when .peakinp la.t nipht
on "Civic Itiphteousnes."
Deallnp mostly wim the fins of
the community, the pastor outlined
as the most serious, law violation,
the reason for so much activity on
tho part of the police and federal
and state offlrials.
"I attended the pourinp of the
wine n the pohc" station yester
day," Kev. Titus snid. "in fact. I
helped to knock the top of two bar
rels loov. so that it mipht be dump
ed tmre easily. Tho work by th" of
nja',ii was mad" necessary by a sin
of the community, r. disregard for
one of nur country's laws."
Yesterday marked th" second
week of the church attendance cam
p.aipn beinp held by th" pastors of
the various churches here. Before
a larpe c onpi epation, Kev. Dr. J. A.
Kurnett. pastor of tb" First Presby
terian church, spoke at some lenpth
on "Feedinp the Ilunpry." In hi-3
explanation of his topic. Kev. T?ur
nett pointed out that it meant to
pive food to th" starvinp soul just
as much a? it meant to help bodily
lumper and that it was th" duty of
every pood Christian to aid the work
in a manner IHtinp his economic?
position in life.
At the eninp s"ri"os Dr. Pur
nrtt preached on ".-ome Unknown
Sain!--." pointing out th" number of
martyra ulioc deeds had been over
shadowed by deeds of others.
Key. .1. H. Kvans, pastor of the
I'ir-t y .1 ncelical cbi;rch. spoke em
"Church Decline." "Is the Church
KraMy Deelininp?" h" asked himself
and then proceeded to answer it in
tb.e nepative. He outlined th" rea-
piiii why so many persons believed
the church was on the downward
pi rvle.
"Christianity and World Develop -mejit"
was tlie subject rf Key. V.
W. Wiant's addro.'s at th" morning
services of the Metlio11t Episcopal
church. "Art Thou Weary?" w.a.s
sunr by Mr. Hakes an-I Miss Hazel
Harri.. Rev. Wlint'f evening for
ir.on v;is bared on the- Mibject,
"lCeplnc Warm."
"The Fnpiid Debt," was the sub
ject of a. sermon by Ttv. M. Ik
Hawkins at the First Raptist church
in th" morninp, while at the eve-
ninp services h" rhos" ror hi tepi
"David's Ganp."
BOVLING
mimiwvaka nnrni.E IKAOrE.
T KAI Ml US.
r..,tt pi? r IT.". 2t?') 2.12
r-aurlien 172 l'". l"i v.'-
Total ÖT". .".11 rs: 4P.0
PASTIMES.
Wae lis 20.". D7 Fa 1t.: K'2
(Ipelt 1V b'-i 21.1 '4
Totals r.r.2 r.11 rr.c, zw 4';7
il.N;F.ns.
H .itnun ... IP'1- 1- 1'" Cor, 1 Ti
i,el!.r 1'VT 1'1 IV.' jcir UK
'let. als f.-, Z" 34-. .".TS 40?
HIMTllS.
Krilsht 201 14'i lf.7 Kä 1 7
Melianirl .... 14'! 107 Ivl 204
Total ."17 V.r. ?,:) crt7 Z2
Kiros.
PtChtrr l."0 iß-i -r, it- K.j
IV. A l.V b2 22.". le.", IM
Tefal 2 r.- 405 r.is Slö
KLACKS.
Pdaekmere ... 11 171 177 12 10
VanIWnlle .. 1.' IT 12 1..7 1 02
Totals r.?7 ."da S?.l 70 Td2
Standln
Win L"S"
Trailer? Vt
l'.l.ark! .VJ '3
l';i ff! nie 9 2! 2'J
i:ati?er3 2" ."
Hi I. it es C'l "'-'
Kic s 2.;
A vera f m.
liampj Ave. Piti"
i..-.tt .... r.T io a'2
Van I" Walle r.ä ls.i
dichter M lsl f.oru
i elf "1 1h1 'J.'JiW
Wachs r..1 17 t. '
T'.aurlien 1." 171 2,ü7
(.'eller e". 17 '...777
N. Hush m .an ' 17 s
M.Rani.l .V. 177 0.7." -i
re-b 177 '. b'd
J?la-km'irp 4.". 17rt 7 ?M1
.1. Pushrmn 2' 17
Ho r.t m .an "" 17.". '. 'I
C'e"k t. 17:'. 7.7,.0
K ti igln ." 17:; t.ö 3
The Root Makers defeated the. Ball
Hand Foremen. The scores follow:
POOTMAKKRS.
Ottertieu I.V. 1.?, lf..a ."VVJ
YlJliT 141 l-7 .r'J
Kehinon 14 .'b". .Vo
f'eek 2i 101 212 tu-;
Itirhtrr 17' 11 15.1 .";.",
Tr.tsU s",4 014 t"- 27"'.
R.M.I. RAN R rORKMF.N
I Mi-Pnftie 177 l."7 144 4".!
. r.'i-ehe 172 1-7 in, 4.ä
: i:rpl"cl" ir;: 1 77 17'. -tt'
i Weeer 211 1 b'.S .Via
; Ke My 17 1S 142 4SI
! T.tH 75 77.3 2433
Th" Ml'hawaka Specials defeated
the Northern Indiana Railway Co.
by a small margin of 23 pins.
n. I. i;. co.
Martr n7 1,7 111 4..1
Warren F. Ifil 122 442
Izel 31 l.ti ti- 4 ;
"r.p" 143 1T.2 17. 47.7
W alker F.2 133 17'. 47'
T"tils 7i" 72') 722 2227
MISHAWAKA SPECIALS.
nhnver 1VI 1."?, is2 4f,"
M. t'ollouh 124 I". i:;, :-,ur,
Vek ;, Fl Hi 44,
Mfris-er Vi I.V. 172 4ti
Kouuds l", 10 l-a f,lr,
Tet.als 03 7.vi i4 227J
Mhawaka Comraar.dery
No.
,K - T. Work in lied Crons Monday
nirg. IVh. 2'1. 7: .10 p. m. C. C.
! White om ; C. T'urton Barnard.
i Bee
1 St2 Adv
IMsewater Floral Flare for
cral f.ower.. phono Mlh. 13.
TTua.
tumpij: j'iii".ti:i;
A reord crowd wit ne-is"3
5ho-Air.p of the nw Rex P."
rlrtur "Th Iron Trail " at
Tempi theater ye-t"rday. Th
a.
t!i al
trarüor.
w iilL il ' .ose, ,a iwo i
lav sta:
l"re to 3,1 y is fu'd of
door 1:1 r. and hip battb
between the various pa:
road co'.' and Iur.ibr
nrs of out
1 re
vol,
ra: i
All
the principal at ton In th" ..- t :e
part ir. one of th" most t... !
fifh'-s. During1 th" maksnp e:'
seer, o three of th actors we:e
serio':il injured ar.d Harlan Knie1'..
ni confined to a hosp:tal for thr--'
weeks f ufferir.p from fractures of h".,;
ribs.
"Tb." Iron Trait.- : a united Art
ist projuction directed by K. Wil
liam Ne;l!.
ZILL PUTS ZIP IN
BOXING TALKFESTS
AFTER FAST DRILL
Bip: Crowd Watches Uncrown-:
cd Champion Co Through
Rapid-Fire Workout.
Ton Zill. Vn;ir;?!MMi hsht
weight. equipped wi; ii a low el
fwlnge. and'.t manage:-, arrived in
town ye.Tterday morning an! öfter a
few hour.s rest reported at the
Mishawaka fire station, where he
dashed through 14 round of shadow
and re U boxing. Caddy Farn, w ho
is to meet Ft eve N'elnr.th in another
bout on th" -Mishawaka Athletic
club's i'ard Tu.-day night, worked
hard and fast with Z;ll tor si
rounds, hut it was like a rhampion
and a willing kid that Mill had to
learn. Fast on their fret and ed"
fteprdtie: each other time and a; i::i
they gave action aplenty to th" bi
rrowd that cat lie red to se th-- fo'
ni"r protece of .lohnny -M' Cowan
complete h:. training.
When Paddy Hums b.ad cne tb.
limit of his endurarr", .loiinuv Thic -.
on" of til" biegest favrit s in tiv --'
parts, stepped into th" circlo and
continued the good work that his
etable mat Hums had start' d
Thiel mad" a mighty rood showing
against Zill and it was after siv more
counters that the m n decided to
call it a day.
Ilrcnnan Heady.
Zill has a short arm jab .and two
peculiar sockinsr ps"s tliat will b"
hound to tionb!" Bienrtan. It i a
certainty that Zill in Iiis pre pent ce.n-
dition js as near to a champion-hip
crown as any lightweight that hi"
put or gloves here in soni" titu".
Mickey Brennan. aching f(U" an
other crack at .linitny Brady, and
hoping to pain that er. d by elefe.it-
inp: Z 11 Tuesday night, will airivc
hre early toiiay. Mieki'v ap.v;i
in condition and has ktt!" troubD
with th" weight question. H" wound
up his -trainlnc yr t iei; v anl .a .- -oording-
to Jr.." nnnnger i co-ihdert'
that Tony Zill will rind the K.abima
zoo Irishman too toush for Iii pi wb"T'
the fong starts prl;rg off tb
round?.
This afternoon Zill will work out
nt Andy Weinberg's gymvasium oi
the roof of the Oliver hotel. Hurn
will also go through a slicrht drill as
a tiiiPii touch dentine. to put bini in
til" well known pink of condition
which even his frje-nels a el mi be
must hav" vlini h" mo-t .Wim it h
Tuesday nicht.
.. . . ITN'COLX TH11ATFTI1. . ' ...
Tn her latest 'picture "Th"r" Ar
No Villain?," 'iohi Dana show how
many 'bride. spend too inirh ti"i"
m arnnqintr welMincr owns
giri a little tip cn how to rfnh"-'
at the riht tim". Vanb.in a p
of lare curtain from a window, and
makinr a w-eath of flowers from a,
v.ase on tb.e t.a,he. for a -.verj--jiic '
boqu"i, the clever little screen .-tar
proves In her phtur" that i -c now
playing at th" Lincoln theater tliat
a trirl may prepare for a w odd in:;
without leaving th" room in which
th" prepesal i tnad". The s""n"s
are net too far fetched and th" pb-t
of the drama is rather well placed
from beginning to e-i.
apa rv KTtrnori;
Ada May Knir-pr six ea r ' d
datigh'er of Mr. and M:.-v Author.
Krijegr died at 1h home of hr
parents S::;i North lPth .street yrster
dav afternoon afafer a weeks illne--
wirh fpinal mer.irgit is.
Sh" is survived hv
a s;s'
rrrtf i
Cee ! L -fa
m :'.y
and three brother.- Jo.--" ph.
and Harold Krueger. The
formerly resided at Dyor,. F.h, avd
moved here two ycarj .aro.
SEK IF YOU THINK SO.
Leading financiers. professional
ar,d tusiness men declare our new
policy to be in all features the best
issued. Tour opinion is desired.
Send postal giving age and a speci
men will be mailed. Better still,
call WALTER FLGA.N. J. M. S.
BLDG. 27-tf
BE PRETTY! TURN
GRAY HAIR DARK
Try Grandmother's Old Favor
ite Recipe of Sage Tea
and Sulphur
Almost everyone know that ei;-'
Tea and Sulphur. rro--Tly com
rounId. brir.gs bark the natural
color and lustre to tl'.e hair v. hen
facjej strea'KrI or gray. Yar.i are
the ejnly way to get th'-s mixture vas
to make it at home, v.-h h Is tr.u--y
and troublesome. Ncv.-a.Jay. 1 ask
ing at any dr':g store for " W;, ethV
Sage and Sulphur Comi-eund." you
will get a large ,r. ,f thi. famous
edd rt-c:re. imrrovM by th. addition
of other ir.gre lie-ts, a, a .-r.-Jl ro.-t.
Don't sy gray! Try No or.'
can rcssibiy teil that yo j darkened
year hair, a? it doe- it .o naturally
ar.d evenly. You dampen a sr,-.'
or oft prush with it and dr.av.- ti;:
thro'jgh yrur h.air. tal.ir.g or.e c-,;;
st rami at a time; y morrir.-,- t
srray hjir d i.ca y,pe .ars. ar,. aftr
cth-r .appli- ati'V: or two yo"r ); i.r
r.e-cor -lest hrmt .fully dirk. i;;---y .1-.!
PROF. DAVID WEIR
TO SPEAK TUESDAY
N ot I t
D.une Intrmtor of
I inaiu e to lr Chamltrr
ut CoiiHiitTce ( iuot.
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The r. :..-:
t!:- mem, hers
sc rvir - c s a:i
:!irre w.il p.
a ; n o v a r, ' " e f
;'. a- I
:d in Th
h" pi''
o rep--'
la-' 1 1 :
'.'.'' re r. ior"
i an l'.'id been e vt"--"i
ee :r. e n t rf the hot'
e.i
J-wark Dves C':
Main 7"-l
POULTRY FEEDS,
ETC.
Lvrrythinp: you need for the
chickens. Prices in cfTcct
today.
Shollrd Corn, per bti. . .70c
Oats, per hu 65c
Bran, por cwt $1.85
Midds, per cwt $1.85
Chop I' rod. per cvt. .$1.50
Oyster Shells, per cwt. $1.50
Grit, per cwt $1.50
Alaflta Meal, per cwt. $1.75
Cracked Corn, per
cwt . .$1.75
Riverside Scratch, per
cwt $2.00
Developer, per cwt. .$2.25
Baby Chick, per cwt. $2.50
Hulled Cracked Oats A?k
for prices.
Chicken Wheat, per
bu $1.50
Wheat, 60 lb. tct, per
cwt $1.70
Clover May, per cwt. $1.25
Straw, per bale $1.00
Meat Scraps, prr rvt. $5.00
Blooel Meal, per cwt. . $5.00
Butter Milk f Mash, pr
cwt $3.25
Crowing Mash. p.r
cwt.' $3.50
If there were better feed? we
would have them.
We deliver C.ill Mih. 102.
GRANGE
ELEVATOR CO.
A. E. Castlcman, Mgr.
EMPl
4TR 4. rm
LAST TIMF1S TODAY
REX BEACH'S Srr ,'ien;d Pvaürcd h
THE IROi TRAIL
HAROLD LLOYD Comedy TOriCS OK THE DAY
Also "Beside Her CioVrt" Mutt and JcT cctnectv
I F!Fl.l I
Sea- "The lin Trail" ted n ,-,t
j)iir. Iid eu PM ''ie -MC of ir
grain at The T tujdo r ,u - iit. tie
eur l)til new -pa per ;nl. ;ii 1 mal
part) and rtno c.arh. d. I..
M( (118 bfllllM
I A
; TUESB
k ;
Another Big Eoxing C.rd given by the
MISHAWAKA ATHLETIC CLUB
!
Tony
KJ ff I
M vs.
in the final
ART MADDEN
vs.
FRANK! E KENNARD
A sterling preliminary and
as. curtain
-
it
1
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I
TUESDAY AT THE
u
n
i
We put over the first and we're planning a better
show for the second venture." j
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VOLf DANP
io .1 pioriir' h r' tli'-r-' liar l
D -i.iiniuig n otii f.r all tl
Jnuh. . i:d ihtaii., u.ud wl.' :
she'- ( ;ui mofc f. l Ilii' t t1 -o
i Mr U'fnre.
Tin int r;i: o 1 1 i i -
i I ore.. nee ,f fp.iu,i .iiiii.
- iit frA ice .iinl 1 '
Today n!
i K.i! n vc. im; n
T 'Tiwrri
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MIKE KOUROBETES
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and
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Now in bi ir "." 1
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1021 2 N. rv'AIN ST.
( B. lament Misb .rv.tk.,
I r 1 1 1 c Sdvinr, , FJd'T.
I' 01 mcrb"
114 Lincoln Way West
REST OF WORK
GUARANTEED
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SrrtucTt)Lcrnc Trnrt r t r I
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C0?JSV.IE;1S SERVICES
Cf Tl ",
I "AN
f'STlTVTICN OF GVALITY' 4
C3
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riT"3
rn
:J kil
rifll
I I . K
llio Teiliplf U-U.il
pi : i ... in - .' I i i ' - w
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f
UsiCicy yrennanj
10 round bout. '
PADDY BURNS
vs.
STEVE KEKETH
a rip-roaring battle royal
raisers.
CENTURY 1 HEATER
r -r ,S ...
I ) h k V- u u j d u
1
w ay.
31tlj attractive
a ;v.

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