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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-22
WHAT THE TRIBUNE
SAID ON AUGUST 4
VOTING AT THE PRIMARIES.

every eligible to vote in the city election of Nov.
should have thorough understanding of his primary
privileges Here is what he do:
He can vote in the political parties primary We'd
neSday.
He vote in the citizens primary Aug. 3.
If he votes Wednesday he cannot again vote in the
Aug. 3 citizens primary
If his loyalty to his cys welfare and his desire to
wrest control of the city from the politicians are great
enough he vote in the citizens primary of Aug D.
but he desires to do this he cannot in Wednesdays
primary.
He can vote in only one primary and not in both
Reproduced from the Tribune of Aug 4, 1879.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-22
FIND DANGEROUS BLACK
JACK ON MAN ARRESTED

John Davenport Of Toledo. was ar
rested Friday morning at the corner
OF Michigan and Wayne SITS. When he
was searched a dangerous looking
black jack was found on him. II is
thought he is somewhat demented.
He made no effort TO explain the
presence Of the weapon but simply
laughed when asked about il. He had
five pennies in his pocket but refused
10 keep them and would not go 10 his
cell until the sergeant promised TO
keep them for him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-22
GETS MYSTERIOUS LETTER
KILLS FAMILY, SUICIDES

DUBUQUE. Ia, Aug. 22-Officials
are searching for the sister Of Henry
Sternweis. 10 explain the mysterious
letter she sent by messenger TO her
brother, the receipt of which was fol-
lowed three hours later by the death
OF the family Of five and the burning
of their home.
Officials think Sternweis killed his
wife and three children. set fire 10 the
buildings and then hung himself in
the burning barn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-22

SHORT
STORY
THE WHISPER!

THE WHISPER!
A startling by thrilling story
of love and hate in the mys-
terious caverns OF New York's
Chinatown-that Is our Sum
mer Short story for Sunday
IL is a masterpiece from the
pen OF the famous tale writer,
Robert w. Chambers, and will
be most strikingly illustrated
with a pose from actual life. by
Pauline Frederick. star OF 10
seph and His Brethren, and the
actress who. Artist Harrison de-
clares IS. by far. the most beau
tifui woman IN all America.
You will not want TO miss this
great combination,
In the Sunday News.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-22
LEVY NOT RENoMINATED
Man Who Pushed Impeachment OF
SuIzer Doesn't seek Reelection.

NEW YORK. Aug 22.-Aaron J.
Levy. majority leader ia the assembly
who proposed the impeachment OF
Gov. Sulzer. was not renOminated for
the assem- bly, from the fourth district
on the east side Levy did not desire
a denomination. his friends say.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-22
WANTED TOBACCO so
HE STABBED YOUTH
JeffeFsOnvilIe Prisoner Had Heard
That Inmates Got Tobacco at
Michigan City.

JEFFERSONNILLE Ind, Aug. p.
-Raving alternately about the tObac-
co he craved and the insurance money
that should go 10 his poor parents up
on his death, Edward Morton, p, is
thought TO be insane following his
cold blooded murder Of Charles
Bartle, Il, in the Indiana reformatory
Thursday. Morton said he stabbed
Bartle in order to be sent 10 Michigan
City prison, where he understood to-
baccO was allowed the inmates.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-22
FALLS TO DEATH AT END
OF SlXTY-MlLE EllGhI

HALBERSTADT. Germany Aug.
22-The collapse OF his aeroplane
while almost mile in she air killed
Lieut.. schmidt. a German army avia.
tor. Completing a 60-mile flight
Schmidt tried a spiral descent and hh
machine broke a wing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-22
sATER KRAFT. TOO.

ST LOUIS. Mo. Aug. 22-DiscOv-
cry that there IS e sauerkraut famine
in 81. Louis caused a wall OF sorrow
Friday. A wholesaler announced that
the sauerkraut supply has been ex-
hausted and that with cabbage sell
ing at $3.50 a crate sauerkraut viii
be a luxury this winter
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-22
PSHAW, WHAT'S THE USE,
CANNED GOODS GOING UP
Drought Boosts I'riccS-Saucr Kraut
Prices Advanced.

ST. LOUIS. No. Aug Pip goes
the price OF canned goods. House
wives who expected 10 use canned
goods extensively this winter 20 dodge
the predicted rise in meats viii End
that the drought has boosted nearly
everything IN the vegetable line from
10 10 % percent. according 10 whole
sale grocers here Friday
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-22
DRANK MILK FROM cow
SUFFERING FROM RABIES

ST. PAUL Aug. 22.-Charles T.
Lundquist and his entire family have
been drinking milk from a rabid COW.
The animal killed herself in a fit OF
rabies Thursday night. She had been
bitten by a mad dog a month ago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-22

/ WASHINGTON. Aug Gloon
hrmatiOn OF Rep. Francis Burton
Harrison Of New York as governor
} general OF the Philippines was rec
commended by the senate Philippines
committee THURSDAY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-22
THE WEATHER

INDIANA. - Fair and
cooler tonight. Saturday
fair.
LOWER MICHIGAN
Fair tonight. cooler IN
southeast portion tonight;
Saturday fair.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08

NEW YORK june Two men
known TO the railroad world for
many years will figure prominently
IN the Investigation 10y the Inter-
state Commerce Commission OF the
recelyership Of the Frisco" system
James Speycr. the New York bank
er. ana B r. Y0akum, president of
the Company
The real story OF the break be-
tween these men has not yet come
out. Just now lawyers for both sides
are preparing for action in court,
The Spoyers. II is understood, have
determined TO force loakum out of
control. They represent heavy for
eien iuvesicrs. Tui within a shor,
safe nleysii dha i,'tDm wcf,
friends. hut they broke. aud Yoakum
sought aid from ST. Louis banking
interests
u has been stated chat this fight
Is one OF those which could not have
taken place had ! = Morgan lived.
Many times ho prevented such out
breaks in the financial world.
Though the Spcyors are important
cnourh 20 bo independent Norgan's
Influence mieht have brought about
peace
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08
CONFERENCE OF WESTERN GOV
ERNORs CLOSED MOST Event
FlL SESSION
RADICAL ELEMENT RULED
unanimously Adopted Ijeclarniion of
Principles Which Approved state
Control of Land and Nntu-
raj Resources

by Associated Press.
SALT LAKE CITY. June THE
conference of western governors end
ed this afternoon. The declaration
of principles adopted unanimously
Il considered n victory by the radi-
ca element II expresses belief that
tho jurisdiction of the states should
extend TO all their territory. their
taxing power to all their lands AN !
their political power and influence
would be thereby secured,
The meeting next year viii be n
Denver.
Carey. of wyoming was elected
president. Ammons OF Colorado, sec
retary.
A statement declares that as rap
idly as possible the states should be-
come prepared 10 take over the
work of conservation ana the Fed
oral government should withdraw
its Bureaus Permanent withdraw
al of land entry and sale are con
trary to the spirit of the union.
Dilatoriucss OF executive deDap-
menis In passing title to purchasers
of public lands Is unfair to the
states by permitting purchasers to
occupy lands Indefinitely without
paying any taxes. homestead outry
and forest reserves should De- p2r-
mitted the same as elsewhere. sub
iect TO protest where heavily timbe. .
ed.
Mineral lands withheld of cllsd-
fled at prohibited prices shoul be
reopened at nominal prices.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08
SENATOR LANE STARTED IN
QlIi,N WHICH NAY RESULT
~ GENERAL FIGHT
HOLD UP APPROPRIATIONS
Impossible to secure Detailed Stale
ment Of Expenditures. u II Pro-
posed Ia Investigate En-
tire Service


iy Associated rr,~a.
WAslllNGTON. ID. c.. June r.
4 general fleht over Indian alfalfa
viii probably result from senator
I Lanes request for Information on
the administration Of Indian funds
before acting upon tep milliJt dnl
lar appropriation. Lane proposes ask
! ug the committee to authorize only
temporary appropriations untll an
Investigation of Indian Bureau Is
made
other committee mcmbcrg UcclDre
IL ~ impossible To Secure detailed
statement of expenditures IT. mIhded
and ia,or reporting pill for ras-
sage next week. Lane threatens q
renewal of the fight on the f'onr oi
The Senate The bin contains a pro-
vision for investigation ot he In
dian Bureau. the indlan s'rylra and
an funds
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08

LEXINGTON. Mass. June :
Lexington. famous IN history a. the
scene OF Tho first engagement OF Tho
American revolution. has donncd
gala attire in anticipation of three
days celebration OF her 200th ami
yersary The celebration viii be-
usherei iu tomorrow with church
services and historical exercises
Monday viii hc old Home Day and
on Tuesday th, celebration viii con
,ludc with q parade OF the LoNlue-
ton Minute Men aud other military
organizations. followed by review
on the battle green.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08

WASHINGTON, u C.. June 7.-
senator \. u. Cummins of Iowa
stole a march on the Democratic
leadership OF the upper chamber
when he offered "a resolution. follow
Ing President wilson's attack OF tho
tariff lobby for an Investigation of
H. but Senator John " Kern of IN
diana. the Democratic leader. awokc
In time 10 the fact That such an in
yestieation naturally growing from
the Presidents public statement.
ought to come from the men Of his
party Accordingly. Senator cam
Minis resolution was changed con
sidorahly, aud In that form % passed
Nest of the Republicans voted f6r
the Cummins resolution, white the
Democrats voted for Senator Kern b.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08

Ni'akorFr rk'n lrne pog
scouts from numerous cities of ys.
lahoma win round up here tonnr-
rev preparatory TO starting the next
morning on hike across the country
10 locate and mark the trail follow
"a by Washington Irving aud his pai
ty when they visited this section Ia
1892. The marking of the trail will
Dee difficult task as most of the
old landmarks have disappeared in
The eighty years that have passed
sinvc the visit of the famous novelist
and historian
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08
UNITED MINE WOEkERS
INDICTED BN GRAND JURY

W NHsn'iltf' "
thAhLts iU'>. ". Va, June -
President John W White and eish-
teen officials ol the United Mine
Workers were indicted by the Fed
eral court on the charge of yioat-
ing the sherman antitrust law. u
Us allegod that defendants conspircd
with coal operators of western Penn
sylvania, Ohio. Indiana, and Illinois
la raising wages in West Virginia
coal fields, preventing competition
with the other four states in the ives
tern market
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08
PSYCHOLOGY Of
MODERN SPORTS
NECESSARY LIMITATION MPOS.
I'D ON ENCEssTS On INTEL
LECTuAL CIVILIZATION.

LAUSANNE. swift. june E Prof
| W. NJ Sloane, of Columbia uni,ersit,
New York, one of the American del
egates to the Olympic Congress and
a member OF the International Olym
pie Committee. In talking about the
results OF the committecs recent
work at Lausanne. mas expressed him
self as follows.
"One must distinguish between
the meeting of the International
olympic Committee aud the Conlres
for the discussion OF the psycholog
OF sport. which was summoned amt
organized by the l. o g. The VorK
Of the committee WIS most import
ant Progress vas made In arrmp
ing for the Berlin olympic of l9l"
especially IN summarizing for use
experiences of the last Olymplid
Ggl2l AZ stockholm In some
respects this was our great achieve
ment In this meetin that an the
suggestions for Improvement from
the various national olympic com
mittees were prepared for inJorpora-
tion in the arral gen..n'- GOV l91G
"Of almost eor+ r roe was
,tA ,em,trf., I - t.clhs
for the congro 20 ir Paris
next year. for IIe1 OF n
/ type Olmpaid rh bu will
be attended b req. .-,utautrs from
all the national olympic committees.
and in commomoaiiou of twenty
years work viii definitely settle
question, OF event. Judge. quail
tications. entries. .fs The J. % {.
Is In no sens, representative body
u rs self-peIpctuUriUr aud is the
historical carrier 1f tho olympic
idea. It's bu nos H tha' of clear
ing the way f.r tHa success .tr OINm-
piads and scDru. nation to ar' Zoe
turn as hosts % meets once every
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08
Fargo Fire Nnnivcr,ary

FARGO. y. y. june with O
mammoth parade of alloeorical
iloats trade display ana civic aud
military organizations Fargo today
observed tb, teeut.ih anniversary OF
che great fire of June e. 1893. which
devastated au area 0t torr two city
blocks and .utailrJ q loss of 5000
600. Thorsh the business section
OF tho city of Fargo g. on" of the
mCsi substantial and 0ourshu- ~
be- found iu thD entire Northwest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08
TARIFF BILL IS
FAR FROM PASSAGE
vi 81 PASS SCRUTINY on ~
NANCE COMMITTEE BEFORE
REACHING CAICIS

WASHINGTON. d c.. June e..
Before rcaching the Senate Demo
cratic caucus the tariff nill must
pass a rigid examination b. the ii
nance committee There Is prospect
OF many objections from members
OF that committee At meeting
called for Tuesday morning.
Subcommittee are sim struggl-
ina with schedule and cannot com
picto their work before the middle
oi the week u some Of the sched-
ulos are reduced as Is reported n
fisht in committee seems certain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08
niph SchonI Won Eicld Meet

hy Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June IT, Oakpatt. II
linois high school won the inter
scholastic field meet Goelitz of
Oukpark was the individual star.
making fifteen points In contest
held during a high wind.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08
SENnS BLiCk WAND
LETTER To WILSON


CLEVELAND. Ohio. June
Giuseppe iomaro vas arrested a,
youngstown charged with sending "a
h'ackhand letter o. President VII.
SOP vas taken to Warren H1maro
and placed under five thousand dol.
Tar bond the amount OF the alleged
demand upon the president Later
he was brought 90 Cleveland and
placed in JAZZ.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08
HENRY MOl,GENTHAu M
CLINES AMBtSSA ADORSIHp

WASHINGTON. ID. c., June T.
Henry Morgonthau has declined the
position of ambassador to Turkey.
~. prefers his legal practice in New
York.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08
RESIGNED SEAT
IN LEGISLATURE
CoLQIlTT ACCEPTED RESIGNA.
TION uf &. a. WALkER rs
REPRESENTATIVE


AUSTIN Texas. June The gov
eruor this afternoon received the re-
siguation of G. 49, Walker OF Dllhart
as q member of tho legislature from
The l2ath representative district.
The resignation was accepted aud
the governor issued q proclamation
.calliug for an election To- The dis
tlici on suiy leth Co fin the vacancy
Potter county if Zoo this district
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08
AMMUNITION SMI GCIEi,S
SkiRMlSH WITH pOlICI


~ T"7T7T-T -T7TTTT T TIT
EL PASO. Texas. June Z MeXi-
can ammunition smugeiers today
sklrmishcd with the rural police
from Juarez. American patrol watch
ed the fight on the Mexican side OF
the river which ala not onsanger
any American
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08
srupoi CtU 4l.vN PETITION
m'gastala b.Nrr


WASHINGTON. D G.. Juno 7.-
Petition signed by sixty thousand
Oregon school children has roache
Secretary Daniels askIuH that the
battloship Oroaou lrad thr naval pa-
radc throuGh tho Panama Canal
The subject of naval representation
az the openiur ceremonies ollhc Ca
nal have not yr' been Hnior rousid-
Grafton
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08
CURRENCY MI~~NGE
ENrECTED TIESBAl

WASHINGTON. % O.. June o.
Members of Ihe House currency com
miitee expect The pre.ident currency
message next Tuesday 4 specific
detailed plan or au administration
dr'ft ~ the proposed LEGISLATION is
not expected.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08
NJg~I Will IoiN
NIIIrNNT SIIII,lGETrES

BALTIMORE 500 June Miss
Fl.r IHmDtr chief tuberculosis
rursc Hl fu.s city ui' Join the mli-
..Gi murIeaf'us of London she
ICON il.r 'bo.r work 20. nothing
short of magnificent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08
Beans

california and Michigan will shin
into the State of Texas each year
NOT los, than two thousand car loads
o' dried beans, consisting of such
varieties as Whites. Pinks. Bayos IL
Wts aud Blackeyes and pay a freight
raic OFF % cents per cwt. All Of
these varieties OF beans would bs
prolific in this irrigation belt. ana
could he distributed In carload lot,
nh freight rate OF 25c per cwt
"i would have a home market for
. a.. 'H' beans that could be produced
as tests that have been made In pre'
Won. years prove the quality of the
i.nHaudie Beans to be the equal oy
ti1t OF the Beans OF California ana
N'chisnu. or any other section. ana
Hiih the irrigation they would nm
aouhtedly be- superior. and IN A..
h.sh altitude. with the cool air ths
Panhandle Beans would be lust :.
immune from the weevil. II not mor.
"o. than those from California ~
ugv other state.
would not undertake the ,..s
oI enumerating all the pros,s.h,~
crops that could be produced .-s--
irrigation In this shallow watsr hsss
ana with the development snss
should and must follow. one -"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08
TEXAS. SUNDAY, JUNE s, 1913.
ALASKAN VOLCANOES
IN VIOLENT ERUPTION

SEWARD. Alaska. june Z .
All volcanoes along the AZ =
askAn Peninsula. and islands '
are In violent eruption. em- .
itting flames and dense .
smoke. Mount Katmai, that..
covered the fertile Kodiak .
island with ashes one year .
ago. Is now sohding up =
great column OF smoke. fill. .
ing the heavens with a haze .
visible here. Three volcano .
es on the west side OF Cooks .
inlet are showinr unusual /.
activity with great volumes OF =
smoke pouring from their .
craters. =
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-08

lCoutius,d .n Page Tuol
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-29
CRAIG REFUSES
TO NAME CARTER
There Will Be No Investigation
OF Whiskey Sellers by
Criminal Court.
fSpecial TO The Tlmos-Disnatcb

Especial 70 The Times Dispatchl
Iialcigh. y. G., November y Gov
crnor Craig. belns importuncd by
newspaper men for = statement con-
corning tho complications that have
arisen in the matter OF u special criu,-
!nal tern, Of cour, wanted In Ashc-
vile SO that Judge Cartcr could try
certain defendants, charged with VIC
lating tho prohibition lave, whose in
dictment he has causcd as committing
magistrate In the sensational crusade
in progress there against alleged H.
qnor sellers. said:
Some time ago = speciai term Of
Civil Court was ordered for nuncon, 90
County at the request OF Tho chairman
% the Board OF County Commissioners,
Judge Carter was assigned to hold this
special term. on Yesterday received
a petition signed hy tho Board OF Coun-
ity Commissioners. the solicitor aud
some other citizens. requesting me to
substitute - special criminal term for
tho special civil term Dcccmbor 10. and
ia dcsisnntc Judge Carter TO hold this
special criminal term. replied TO the
chairman that would gladly comply
with his request and order :, substitu-
ton OF criminal Tor tho civil term,
but under the conditiqna I would not
designate Judge Carter TO hold this
special criminal term.
The facts that move me 70 decline
20 designate Judge Carter TO hold this
criminal term arc as follows At
recent term Of Criminal Court in Ashe
Vile held by Judge Cartor no ordered
the grand jury to Investigate alleged
violations OF tho prohibition law.
itIr.- lid not mako this n
vcstisation. or at least did not report
any investigation to tho court. Judge
Carter then announced. according to
newspaper reports. that he would make
investigation himself, ana decided to
sit AS a committing magistrate. with
the Wow of binding over to the court
having Jurisdiction any alleged Of
tenders against tho prohibition law
against whom he might find sufficient
evidence. He has made Il thorough and
searching investigation into all alleged
violations of the law, and has bound
over certain persons charged with such
violations The purpose of tho special
criminal term asked for was to try tbs
defendants whom Judge Carter has
cid. sitting as committing magis-
tratc.
Under these facts it would be mani
testify not in accordance with our CON
ception Of the impartial administration
3
to hold this court. told the chairman
OF the Buncombe commissioners that 1
could furnish him almost any other
judge in the state to hold this special
criminal term.
To-day ! received kilograms from
Judge Carter, Chairman Reynolds and
Solicitor Reynolds, requesting that |
allow the special civil term to stand Is
originally ordered. This will be done
in accordance with their request"