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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-19
NOTICE DEMOCRATS.

The Fifth Ward Democrats will
meet at the jefferson School. Monday
evening, July 21st, 1913, at 3
O'Clock, for the purpose of organizing
"A JOYCE CLUB.-Advertisem
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-19
NOTICE DEMOCRATS.

The Fifth Ward Democrats will
meet at the jefferson school. Monday
evening. July 21st, 1913, at &
O'Clock. for the purpose of organizing
JOYCE CLUB.-Advertisem
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-19

SHOE WHITE, best made. Paste
or liquid, with sponge TO use. 10c at
Coonley Drug store Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-19
The. Ransack, and
Mems Furnishings

Cutting Shirts, many Of them with
soft collars and soft cuffs, are In the
Ransack at 95 cents each. Then the
regular $3.50 Summer Shirts are being
offered at $l.05.
New Summer Ties, in Various
colors, with stripes predominating, are
now priced Is cents Then there are
SO cent Ties In Silk at | 7 cents or
Three for Fifty.
Silk Isle Hoses and SO cent
values-are In the Ransack at Is cents.
And say, we have fine line Of White
Silk Sox at SO cents the pair.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-07-19
DIR. II. A. THOMSON

2O1 South Michigan St.
Southwest Corner Wayne and Mich.
"NOt Open on Wednesday Afternoons"
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-08
Hon,esteads and How
to Secure Then,

Washington. Nv. S--Ths ago
acre h0u,-stcad Law. ar. AZ IL is often
called. the eniarxed homestead lsW.
haS made possible the entry OF many
millions acres Of dry land In the
western siRies In tracts double th"
sis-. allowed uader the original HON =
stead is~. Oniy land which hrs f~~n
designated" by the secretary Of the
Interior m "non-irrisa BILE can bs
catered under this net. Mere ihsn
:o". .00O. 900 s.r~s have b~cn thus
designated. hut petitions and sworn
statements requesting further d"s'x-
nations are constantly being re-
r~iv~d.
In an Interview just given o,ii.
Secretary Lane calls attrntion to the
fact that there spp~ars TO bc eonsid-
erabic Misunderstanding ansonx ~rs.
tern honcsicad~rs nx IN tho proceed
ure necessary In order thnt enlarged
homestead designations may bc made.
The secretary states that only the
simplest and mos, direct action by
tho settler is required. snd that u :
wholly unnecessary for him to Incur
the charges now made by attorneys
who draw up formal petitions that
are In fact no more effective than
tn. hom"-icasicr's own letter would
b~. I'm this account u bricf state
ment of the essential facts Tsiaiir"
to tn. enlarged homestead in~ Ia
timely.
The first cniasErd- homestead act
was approved February is. 1909. and
as later amended provides that In tn"
states Of Arizona. Caiiforn',. C"iorn-
.lo. Idaho. Montana. Nevada. Nc~
Mexico. North Dakota. Oregon. Utah.
Washington and Wyoming any per-
son who IL qualified to make entry
under tho homestead laws may en-
ter as much ns 3:0 acres oi public
land which IL In a reasonably COM
pArt body. and IL non mineral. non
irrixabic. unrcs~rvcd and unnppro-
priAted and docs not contain me-
rhnniahic timber. Before such en-
try can be- made. however. the land
must be- designated by the secretary
Of the Interior ns not bcink. In Mis-
opinion. susceptible Of successful ir-
rigaiion AT reasonable cost from
any known source Of water supply.
The work of classifying tho lands
and determining what areas may be
considered non-irrixaeic has hecn As
signed by Secretary Lane to tho rait-
cd States Geological survey. Al
though under the present ruling o.:
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-08

the s~~rriafy. large areas may be- des.
ixasted ss aOn-iSYIgsbi- without
rstsiaG the question whether the land
II In Other respects xubJe., 10 home
stead eatry. the work Of examining 4
and eisxsifyinG these large areas
srsss neces.ariiy proceeds rather
slowly. In addition To these 30
..iied blanket" d~sisnar ions. there.
fore. destinations OF smaller areas
are made ~ rapidly ss their non-irri-
gable character IL determined. Ia
eiudiax areas whose designation has
he~a requested By Individual ~s'ti-rs
for enlarged homestead entry ar for
additioaal entry On tracts sdjseen,
TO their pr~seai unp-rt-rt-d home
stead entries.
No definite form of petition II re-
quirrti. hut esch application should
h~ limii~d u. fas as possible Ia the
specific .sact d-siSs1 for entry and
should roniain y description. ny Sec
tion. tow nship. and ranxe. OF the ap-
piicast's original hoacsi-ad entry
- we'll ~ description. al.n by legal
Subdivisions. Of the lsnd desired for
additional entry. Information ss IN
the possibility of Irritating 'h~ land
should al.o bc furnished and shou,d
Include the distance and direction Of
the nearest stream or "si.,ins or
proposed Irrigation canal. the ~i~va-
iiou os tho lowest poini Of tho land
above such source % water supply.
the depth at which water can bc
reached BY wells sunk on the land.
aud all available information con-
corning attempts 10 obtain water by
this method. The xcucrai character
of the land. both of the homestead.
cr's original entry tif h. has made
ono, and Of tho lana desired for ad.
ditioaal entry. should also bc de-
,rribcd. to aid the survey In reach
Ing n decision ns to Its non-iri i.abii-
Iiy
This information should be- cmbo,i.
led In letter sent TO the director
United States Geological Survey.
Washington. u. &. \ formal petition
drawn up by y notary or an attorney
Ii not at all necessary. and will not
, result In any earlier consideration Of
the matter than Will be- given II the
applicant writes personally. Action
, will bc taken on every request as
promptly Rs II consistent with a
proper regard to other requests thst
arc pending. and the applicant will
b~ promptly notified when final
decision has bcca reached.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-08
.cst,irh Cannot Be cursd .

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS. ~ they
cannot reach the seat OF the diseA1e- ca
and in order to cure IL you must take u.
ternal remedies. Hairs Catarrh Cure >
taken internally. and nets directly upon
the biccd and mucous surfaces Aaue
was rrescriecd by one OF tho best phy-
oscians in this country for years and y.
8 regular prescription. 1t Is composed OF
hest blood purifiers. acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect comolna.
ticn cf tho two ingredients Is what Pro-
duecs such wonderful results IN ccrtnS
-at,r,h send for tr-.'-,oniats. free.
r. J. CHENEY s CO. Props. Toledo. o.
Srid by pruSetsts. Price &c. .
ySSs Halls Partly Pulls Tor eor ,eAyossso.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-08
ODD NEWS NOTES.

Frcach scientists say dogs spread
consumption.
MarSciilcs IL about TO huild u new
Si.ooo.0 900 hospital.
british Columbia In 81. produced
i.iG?.o"o tons OF coal.
Vancouver recently received n
shipment Of - cub foxes from,
Nkngway. Alaska. valued nj $780,.
900.
Applying electric currents to tho
base of the brain. Reriin physi-
cian has found way to rivc slccr
to the siccpie~s.
Through experiments with chick
ems and small mammals u Paris
scientist believes he has discovered
the germ OF Roui.
The new Chinese department Of
agriculture and forestry Is largely
manned by Chinezc graduates of the
colleges Of this country.
W. $. Knowlton. OF Monson. Me-.
~ satu 10 nc inc O'ucst tcacner oI
the state In active service. lie has
taught In the Maine schools for fifty
three years.
East Africa has come forward
with a new wool suitable for lead
pencils at a time when the supply ot
American cedar. SO largely employed
for that purpose. is approaching ex-
hnustion.
81. Petersburg has spent nearly q
million dollars for a plant which
takes city's water supply from the
river Neva and passes In through
filters and then through ozonizers.
destroying all deletericus organisms.
Pig iron production in Russia in
1871. was the largest on record. be-
ing I.llS.ooo metric tons. or 59s.-
cl0 tons greater than 1872. The
steel ingot output for 1912 exceeded
tina, for 1911 by 100000 tons. being
4.41S.0OO tons.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-08

California prnne exports In the
ton months ended April 30. 1913.
were iOs. .oco. 600 pounds and raisin
exports .: .0a0. 900 pounds. both he
ing about 10 per con, moro than In
the previous year and about 100 p-r
cent greater than In 1911.
In the wine region Of spaia the
method OF ,rcad!nx grapes IL every
where about the samc. The grapes
arc wc'i spread and harefootcd men
or men wearing sandals or wooden
solcd shocs tread them.
Seventy million dollars have been
expended by the rcclamnti, service
since the passing Of the reclamation
act IN 1902. and s&s.00".O0O IL
available fer use In the next four
years. every cent ot which will. In
time. he returned to the treasury.
according to the last report ri the
National irrigation congress.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-08
DRApINa THE CURTAIN

\ new way or urapinR peurooEl
curtains OF sheer and soft, iain MA
tcriais. like easement cloth. cotton
wolfe. marIuisctte or net. is to hans
a single width at each end of the
pole and let 4, fall in straight folds
10 the floor.
The hooks supporting ihesc
straight widths occupy about one
third OF the space at each end of the
pole. and next to them are suspend
ed two double widths of material
both OF which are hooked back a;
the window sill. but while at the
top one of these widths falls natur.
ally. the supper inside corner of the
other width is brought forward Il
overlap the first one and hook to the
pole within three inches of the ent
widths inside edge.
Finally, several fee, from the poi !,
at the opposite side of the window
this overlapping curtain is partl,
caught back by narrow ribbon ol
twist of silk starting from its owr
emu Of E,e pole. The lap-over fiji.
in the space at the top OF the dinwod
which draped back curtains alway.
form. and it is less stiff in appear
ance than is the short width OF cur
'siniry sometimes empioyed to ob,i
ate the abrupt break althe center o
the window pole
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-08
MONEY VALUE OF GOOD SEED
SHOWN IN PRACTICAL WAY

One OF the most impo, tant prob
lens wh,ch confronts tho farmer q.
the present Is that OF good seeds.
without which all subsequent us~ Of
fertilizers. cultivation and irrigation
IL Of little usc. This fact Is especial
ly truc In the case Of the farmer who
grows vegetables. or crops OF rcia-
lively nigh value.
Tho department OF horticulture at
state college has been conducting I'm
portant experiments during the past
five years. for tho purpose Of sccur-
ing Information which will aid the
farmer In the solution OF this prob
lem. The work has been conducted
with cabbage and tomatoes. The
plun has been to secure seeds OF the
same variety from Il number or diff
fercnt scedmcn and study the rcla-
tive merits of each when GROWN un-
dc, uniform conditions. One OF the
first points OF Importance noted was
the variation in v!ahili,y. In some
instances very few of the seeds germ
! mated. and when gcrmination did
take place the growth was generally
weak.
Not only is there n variation in
the viabili,y OF the seed. hut the
difference in the character of the
plants when they approach maturity
is equally great.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-08
Money Value Shown.

in catlincss from 90 to 3.93 tons
per acre, When early cabbage IA
selling n; sac per ton they represent
n difference in money of sil.ao per
acre Furthermore. there was m av.
eragc variation In the total yield OF
different strains of more than three
tons per acre. The experiments con-
Quoted show that these variations
are not confined to one variety. but
are doubtless present to n consider
able degree in the various farm
crops. In the case of Danforth bull
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-08

s~ V sW
optical - accord.
Los 10 the latter.
day Esso Dsss
. Q b o oi-in his
iaess- lie haA not
drsised p,eassrs's
cup V The drsO.
beesuss ~ vas
always careful 10
throw away the
dsess. and rsplsu'
Lab the cup. lie
sajoys1 bis tahss-
itsd wealth With
out . thought Of
The I b Q = . . . d .
vho ksA totlsd.
starved and siek.
ensd 10 ace0mu'
late Il. 0scA .
thought ~ o y i
have ossa absurd.
~ uapailos0phi'
cal. A WlviAS 10.
10 causes. he ar.
gSs1. spoiled the
proper apprscia-
ilon OF 6cltShtful
effects. DO you
think" he AIDED
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-08

II IN said that when Miss fank-
hurs, WINS arrested the next night NJ
Poplar Town Hall. her 'aptorS had
provided for u repetition of the at
tack by snrhorinx their trousers m
securely that Il mere snippink Of the
suspendrrs did not caus. them any
concern.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-08

Printing OF every DESCRIPTION neat.
" and quickly executed At the
Chronicle-News Job rooms. Samples
and quotations on request. Use the
taiepionS. Trinidad 1lO. u
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-08

Chronicle Newa soc = month.
Printing OF every description pss.t-
" ard quickly executed AZ the
Chronicle News lob rooms Samples
and quotations on request. Use tLe
telephone. Trinidad <lO u
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-08

: Printing tnat pIeasss.-the kind
supplied customers OF The Chronicle.
News
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-08

Pri,.t'nE TINT pirnsrs-'he kind
Supplied customers OF The Chronicles
News
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-08
ROOTS Of the ROSE
sy KENNEL nAaais.

Braviss rather Ds,dsA kiaaslf spes
bsisx thoroughly soSAistieaasa 10 bis
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-08

head cabbage tho yield varied from
s,l9 tons To 2o.36 tons per acre.
In this s,atc more than $500
acres are devoted to the production
Of this crop. Thus. II wc place the
value NJ SO rcr ton. II Is evident
tha; the farmers are losing more
than $500 .oOo annually because OF
poor seed. Not only is there loss
In money: but the time. labor and
fertilizer thus expended does not
bring the return II should bccausc
good sccd was not sufficiently con-
|sidercd.
How to Secure Coed Seed.
The question naturally ariscs:
"iIow can the farmer be sure OF get
ting seed which will be sa,isfac-
tory" Experience sr2ws that In
the case of vegetable seeds At least
the ouiy safe method to practice Ia
to secuvc tho seed year in advance
tprefcr,bly from different sourccs)
and make u preliminary test. In the
case of cabbage n ten, Of fifty 10 100
plants will show marked results in
different strains.
The following yea. the main crop
may he planted OF the lot of seed
which proved best in the trials. Thus
by making the ties, each year. seed
of known value only need be used.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-08

Ynch,smrn who followed the ras-
e. around Rrittsh Isles and In con
,incnia, waters during tho past Hrns.
ON tell an incident which cmphsSlf-
- the thorouIhrs.~ with which
Charles Nicholson. tn" dcsiKnrr of
the new America cup challenger. ear
rics out everything he undertakes.
u occurred aboard the "lstria.'
last year. Niehoison not only de-
signed and built hut also skippcrsti
the ''isiria" In her big races. On the
occasion mentioned thu yach, WAS
late In getting under way for tho
starting point and friendly sicau,
yacht gave her /, line. Those on thc
steam yacht room learned the cause
OF the "lstria latcnc,s. pcrchs~l
above the crosx-trccA WAS NicholRou.
the designer. builder and skipper.
making sure that some bolts were
quite right before the race started,
Nicholson Is probably tho least
worried Of the men Interested In the
biz race of next year. Asked the
other day whether he WAS not kept
busy on shamrock w.. he shook his,
head and said: 1T does not worry
me. I, is gust a question Of build
Ing another yacht. only Il Is n little
larger" Despite this Nicholson can
be depended upon to SEQ that every.
thing possible is done to win the cup
no matter how much work and con.
sid-ration u takes.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-08
BRITISH SUFFs,
PLAN ATTACK
ON CABINET

London. Nov. k.-rhr opcnin. sun
Of the busy autumn campaign of III"
National Union of the womrn's Suf.
frhEr Societies. the constitutional or
ranisation Of the wuffraRistr. viii he
fired In November In the form Of y
concerted attack on tn" Conriiturn.
e,cA Of the cabinet member. who OPP
pose wom~n's rnfranchis.mcni.
This preliminary attack Will tax"
Tho form Of political suppor, of e.r-
tain labor candidates. who expect Ia
oppose the nnii-~uffraRe crhin.'
n,.mbcrs at the next general ci~..
.sion. The government i~ heinz at-
lacked because. although II has n
majority In favor of wOmcn's sn'-
fraxc. Il refuses to make their en-
tranchis.mrnt = government meas
ur.. Tho Labor party viii he ass.s,
rd because u IL. ~ far. the only par
~ which has placed womrn's snf-
fraK~ In Its official platform. TIL"
Jinion itself l. non n-psrtiaan. cmbrac-
nig mrmbcrr from all the parties. hut
4, In the considered opinion al The of.
rJssials that the hand III III. govern
nrni should br forced by opposing
~. anti-suffraxc adhcrcnss
The educational aide of III" cam
paikn Ia 10 bc concentrated on mn cf
tort to show tho nuhlic quite clearly
pnr, nt lraNt. of the reasons why III"
1nlon desires the ~nfranrhisrm"ni of
homcn. This reason will hc 'x-
crossed In terms of tho welfare "f
children. A programme has been ar
vnnxrd under tho general title of
rThe Child ot tho state" The cam
paisn will be carried on under the
various heads OF infant mortality
children. dciinaucnt children. stat"
children. employ mont of children
aud the icsnl pasit,"n Of children.
4, Tho policc have bccn subjected In
considerable criticism for the small
number OF arrests they made nj the
reeent Bow Baths riot In the EaS,
Fad. whom Sylvia Pankhmr~t was res
rued BY her followers. but modrsty
has prevented the Loadon policeman
from COMING forward with a perfect
~ adequate excuse for hts smal, suf
f'nRettc bag.
The story OF the newest form ri
militant strategy nigh, never have
hccn madr public had not some ~.
the victorious snffrasrttcs boas,c
about II to their friends. According
10 these fighters every time n police
man xraspcd suftrn.cttc one oi
her comrades. told off for ,ha, pur
pose. would rip open the officer
coat. and cut HIS suspcndcn Torn
between conflicting senses OF duty
and modcsty the constable had to
aacrificc his capiufc or his dignity.
and everyone who knows the London
bobby" will cues. that the prisoner
escaped.
Thc troubles Of the much-ab abuscd
police did not end with the escape oi
thrir prisoners. for when they were
lined up before the inspector 10 re-
rort off duty. they got n rating for
their failure to stand at attention
with hands ut their sides. Thc,chafz
Ing of their comrades In tho station
house. when they discovered the
cause for this slackncss. did not adj!
to their happiness.
The chronicle=news., 1913-11-08

ever wns u greater contrast he
tween t~o Queens afforded than ihr
presence together of Queens Mary
nnd Alexandra at the marriage Ut
Prince Arthur of Connauxht and the
Duchess of Fife.
Although common report says the
two women are not on the m0oi
friendly terms. custom demands that
al, many functions they appear to-
v.ih.r. and at the marriage NJ 81.
James Palace they both catered and
left the chapel hand In hand. OF the
two. In face nj least. Queen Alex
andra. who will he sixty-nin~ on Dr-
rcmhrr I next. and 10 therefore twrn-
y-ihrrc years older than her dauEh-
t~r-in-iaw. appears the younger. hut
whrn she walks her age IL more APP
parent. Her face. too. iS always
brishirnrd ny n smile. which no
doubt accounts for her nrver.wah-
In. popularity with the general pub
lie. who always cheer her more heart
lly than amy members OF the royal
family. with the possible exception
Of the Duke of connnukht. with
whom she divides h"nors In this re-
spc.i.
Leaving III" chnpc, the other day
II was noticed that III" Queen Moth
err. with that tact for which both She
and King Edward were famous. lin
s"rcd Ia bok 4" all present. ~ thr'
none might feel sill :htrd. In f..i she
was so persistent In this that Queen
Mary had more than once Ia gently
urge her forward.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-19
Oas ,lIenctcfci Scr afIeSe.

Sn ciucm Iufiaec Der 2onooncr
~Simes" nimmt cine cn9liid]e Wohcs
fennerin bas @prt 6u elmer belpcgz
lid)en &lagc iibcr Die Gutipidelung Der
Srauenfleibung lpdGrcnb Der leeteu
Sabre umb ldBt ibre Sctradtungcn. Die
Die Srgie DER Gnttlcipungsputb" i'll
elmer bptit iadliHen unb parum I'M
10 nirfIumcrcu Snrltclun9 id)ilbcru,
in Gin murncnoc5 Ntcnctefcl ausflins
gen. Tah ibrcn Ingabcn lit bic
8c9enfpart cher cine Scriobe Der Gutz
fleienn9 ais Der &lcibung. e. iii
teire llebcrtrcibunG, pcnn man ia9t.
baB mir mittcn IN cilcr Hepplutipn
Der Srnuenfleibung itebcrl. pie lie lid,
nidt crci8net bat, Icit lenc grpBc 9tcz
pollution hen NuitoB CAB 81 Den Mobcz
Iusihpcifungcn Der Sircttpircs uno
Gmpirc5cit. Nodl 0 flint Sabrcr
trugen bic Srnllcn Hiltc unb Saiicn.
Die JIG behcdtcn. Striimpie, biht &c
MIG. nm nitt bie Sorbc ibrcr Saltt 81
6cigcn. unb Gprictts iopie llntcrrode,
Die gcniigtcn. nm ole Gi~uSelbeiten Scr
Siglir 6l pcrbcrgen. Sic &cipcnz
tailc mar pcridlpuurcu, unp mcecr
am bod nod on bcn S6ultcrn gab.eS
%bclonhcrc Iusipiidlle. Ytan boiftc.
oaB cine Hiidfebr 5ur Natlir unb Siir1
glltcn 0cihmad crfol9cn perbe. Sic
9roBcn Yuriier Sdrucicer entparfen
ibrc &oitiinle mlr nod fiir bic Clinic"
momit lie cine SigrIr bon iuaenolid,cr
Shlanfbcit bc5cifnctcn. gbcr baS
@enihcnipcien liebt nun cinmal Ben
@efiel; Die ihnnlc Sdloubcitslinic
ut id,nea i%ibcridritten. unb balo iauz
Den ole @crrcn unb Snmen. bic in
TariS Die Wphc MAIDEN. hab ole
Natilr. 5u Der tic Suriidgefebrt paren.
nidt natilrlih senu9 mar; man
gldubte, buB man nod mebr aleis
nnnaSltiide entbcbren fonne uub Den
@licbern cine groBere Sreibeit seben
milIle. go fam man 6u Der Grim
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-19
Observation-Disclosures SetdSel.
8elebrte TIM 3iuteipalt iiber ben in,
S0utb Seuiinstpn .Wtuienm auf.
beipabrten Shaoel.

Ser beriibmte Yiltbotpu : S6Gbel.
pclder fiir5lih cnteedt purbe uno iebt
i'm Sputb &euiiugtons Wuiellm (9onz
bon) rubt. mar baS Siel elmer &anz
berung Der anatomilfcn Seftiou bes
Snternationalen Ier3tc : GougrcIies.
Wanfe @elebrtc erfldren. baB Scr
S6d5el unridtig reconitruirt lei. Gin
Nobel lit nab ibren Sheen gemadt
lnb ein9eridtet porben. bas cine GRO
bere @ebirncapa5itdt gicbt. ais bic
ienige bcs Snrdihnittsmeuidcn bcs
iesigen Sabrbunbert5 anitatt Der
aifenslciten, uripriin9lih 5usei6rics
benen Sorm.
Sic meiiten @~clcbrten itimmcn
barin therein, baB ber Sddbel Den
Ien1hen BON Dor 100000 Sabren ~
reprdientirt, obipobl mande bcbalips
ten, ba6 Der Sd)Gbel nir 10000
Sabre (?) 5uriidbatirt. Sic bon BEN
Inatomen in Grlud9ung 9eSoaene
Sroge lit. oh Der porgeidihtlihe
@eri6 Die 8ebirnfrnft bcs Mcnlhcn
bon berte gebabt babe ober 6alb
Ienid). balb Iiie gelpeien lei.