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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-18

MR. REAL ESTATE PURCHASER The
most important question YOU viii ask iu
closing q real estate deal is. lis the title
gOOd?' Thee Indiana Title and Loan Go.
viii answer this question for YOU and give
YOU a 100000 guarantee bond that the
answer is correct. Indiana Title x Loan
Co. Title Bldg. Cor Main and Center st~.
Francs NJ. jackson, President, lar Hagey.
Secretary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-18

FIVE IN ONh for tne housewife. Sal
sad saves labor and money. For trial
order call Bell p one 1868. L. c. AFFORD,
T07 crest av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-18
PERSONAL.
nm ANRWnW

DIR. CRAVENS-1See him at his own
home In Osceola, Ind, where he will
give readings daily and cure the sick
without medicine. At home at all hours.
Celebrated So readings. 81. All interurbdn
ears stop in front Of his door The poor
you have always with you. You will NOS
always have DR.. CTavens with you. Hours,
10 a. M. to p. m. Other hours by APP
poiDtment Bell phone 422. Heals sick
without medicine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-18

FOR SALE-Four lots on corner Of Hill
and St Vincent on cash or payments.
Very reasonable. Call at 704 f. Jefferson
boulevard.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-18

exchange for SoutE Bend property. Al
Jef. Bldg Home phCue GG4T. Bell 515S.
nearly resdy for occupancy. Plumbing.
due lot on T. Madison Easy terms
dapp x Taggert 2O3 Main 81. Either
Phone 1J11.
FOR SALE-A special baI gain in fine
home 81 rooms and hath, 81 richly mod
ern. with complete Laundry IN basement
IN fine neighbOrbOOd. This , 'operty can
be bought for cash or on a col tract.
w. h. McHENRY,
lis =. Main St
Bell Phone 299. Home Pb0@e 5T33
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-18

FOR SALE-IOts on Leeper ay. The most
| desirable location in the city. Safe and
sure investment. Ideal location for "a
home. Sold on payments. Inquire OF
John +. Deviue, Room 6, American Bldg.
Bell phone 81. Home phone 5413.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-18

WANTED-Youlg NCmn for Shirt Max
ing; no previous experience necessary (;
good paw while learning. Saturday after
noon of. Wilson Bros. Shirt Factory. w.
Sample st
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-18
HELP wANTED-FENALE.

WANTED Alteration hand Experienced
on cloaks and suits. Apply Newman's,
123 S. Michigan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-18
FURNISHED ROOMS.

FOR RENT-TwO furnished rooms, 2i2
blocks from Oliver: use OF kitchen. Adj
dress Box K-44. care NewSTime
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-06-12
Watertown G. A. R.
Delegates are Back

The delegates from Watertown who
had been at Aberdeen last week to-
attend the g. A. R. and w. r. 6.
state encampment returned home the
latter part of the week
At the election Of state officers for
the ensuing year John u. Jolley of
Yermillion was elected as commander
while G. C. Perrin Of WATERFOWL was
chosen junior vice commander. Fl. H.
Gurnesey Of Altamont was named as
first alternate delegate to the nation
al encampment to be held at Chatta-
nooga in September Nv
The next state encaanpment will be
held at Redfeld.
In the w. n. G. meeting the fol
lowing officers were elected to the
state department for this year: Preal-
dent, Nellie Chapman, Alexandria;
senior vice president, Luella Tucker,
Canton; junior vice president, Addie
Bird, WATERFOWL; treasurer, Emma
Cox, Alexandra; chaplain Lois r
Perry, Sioux Falls.
Executive hoard-Chairman, Anna
Peters, Alexandria; Jennie Newell
Emery; Ida Manley. Alexandria
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-06-12
THE DoG-DAY TRIO.

They're coming around the corner now.
"a week or two and they will make their bow;
The fool who rocks the boat, the slim eapsized canoe,
The man who asks if it lis warm enough for you.
President Wilson seems bound and determined to put wheat
on the free list. That is no way to treat the Northwestern farr-
er who helped put you where You are Woody" Bill Taft
got in bad with the wheat farmers when he tried to put across
that Canadian reciprocity act.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-06-12

Lloyd William Sesiey was born to5
Eugene and Ethel Seeler ~ Mafch
S, 1911. and passed away NAY So. 1918.
al HE use of years month and
as days The cause of his death bas
lug burns received on the previous
morning, While only little fellow,
NE endured his suffering with q cours
which would be an honor I many
~ theSrtpsr years. Little Lloyd was
baptized By the Rev. John Kaye on
August is 1911, By virtue 81 which
lhe became q member Of the Methodist
church on probation. At the request
os riper yearsk Little Lloyd was
was laid to rest at her side, The fun
eral services were conducted from
the Methodist church at Garden cry
Sunday morning. June Isl, 81 the Rev
r. Glenn Minklers
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-06-12
Game Warden
WILDE Hard 70 Avoid

After JuiS ], 19lSS. there will be no
more county game wardens Ia the!
state Of South Dakota. They will pc
replaced by eight deputy state gams
Waraens Who Will travel around from
one county 10 anothsr.They will be
strangers and the yioIators Of the
state game laws do not know at what
moment they may run right onto the
deputy state game warden. HE VIII
naturally pinch the first fellow he
catches breaking the game laws. The
state deputy game warden will be q
hard MAJ to get next to and avoid.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-06-12
Sketch Of Life Of
Mrs. Eugene Seeley

Bradley Globe: Ethel Elizabeth
~Biinkenson, daughter of Thomas and
Nancy ~Blihkensop, Was born near
Belle PLANE, Iowa, April "a, 1881,
where her early girlhood was spent.
While still in her youth the parents
and their family moved to Clark, later
they moved to Garden City. On Oc-
tober is, 1902, Miss Ethel Blinkensop
was united in marriage to Eugene
Seeley, of Garden City, by the Rev. @.
NJ. Hyde. Their married life has
been n of exceptional harmony and
devotion. Thursday morning. May
20 while building a fire in the kitchen
stove an explosion took place, while
her clothing and that of little Lloyd
were ignited.
While attempting to extinguish the
flames from the little ones clothing,
Mrs. Seeiey received burns which
caused her death ON Friday evening
at the age of 80 years, one month and
six days. To Mr.. and Mrs. SeeIey
were born four boys. Ray, Glenn, Ed
ward and Lloyd, three of whom sur
yive her. Besides these Is the loving
husband, father and mother, four
brothers and two sisters, Leonard, re-
siding at Bowman n. Ds Mrs. Maggie
Young, Of Garden City. Herman, Ted,
Harry and Bessie, of Watertown.
There lis a host of more distant rela-
tives and friends who extend their
profound sympathy to the bereaved
family. For some time the deceased
has been a member of the order of
Royal N%eighbors who join in MOURN
ing a sister beloved. Sister seeley
became a Christian at an early age,
uniting with the Methodist church,
remaining loyal to the church and.
her Savior doing what she could to.
advance the work for which Christ
died. AT the time Of her death the
church loses a faithful and true mem
Der. Her works, her words. and con-
tented peaceful spirit a the angel OF
death was lowering near, cause us to
repeat the words OF the poetess
] would be ready, Lord,
NY house in order set,
None of the work Thou gayest me
To do unfinished yet.
would be watching, Lord,
With lamp wei trimmed and clear
Quick to throw open the wide door
What time Thou drawest near.
would be waiting, Lord,
Because / cannot know
If in the night or morning watch
may be called to go:
lie would be waiting, Lord,
Each day, each hour q Thee
IsIx etaoin shrdlt
Assured that thus ] walt thee well,
Whenecr thy coming pc
q would be waiting, Lord
AS ever in Thine Y
For whose Lives the nearest Vhet
THE httest HI ~ die
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-06-12
Work to Commence On
Nav Theatre Iulu

Last week A. G.. Gilruth entered
into a contract with the Monarch
Studios Of ST. Paul for the remodeling
and converting Of his store building
on south Maple street into q modern
motion picture theatre. The work
on the building will be commenced on
July LIST.
II will cost about 5000 to remodel
the building, Architect Nj A. Hook
man viii have charge Of the work,
This viii give Waterfowl four mo
ton picture theatres.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-06-12

WHERE IHEhE IL "A DEMAND THERE MUST BE "A SUPPLY
In afew weeks there will be issued from the Saturday News
office q souvenir book of Watertown and godington county. It
will contain Ia descriptive Writeup Of Codington county and
WatertoWn, setting forth the advantages of both the city and
county. together with scenes taken from actual photographs Of
public buildings in the city, farm scenes in the county, scenes
of Lake Kampeska, etc.
It has been thirteen years since anything of this character
has been issued III Watertown and after receiving the following
letter Of inquiry we thot it was about time something was printed
along tMs line.
The following lis aletter which was received by the Saturday
News some time ago asking for information and descriptive mat
ter of our fair city
Dear sir 4 take this grand privilege iii %trying
to- inform you d few lines this Day Dear sirif you
plese send me one of your city books and some in
formation Of the Country Of Watertown JIG you plese
beeaus would like to go to WaterfoWn my sealf mex
fall III life listes me and the lord is my helper q will
shore leave here for that place that il can get some
nnstandingEabont 1T like Want to here 4 can more
TALK sofsthat Place and another in the World and
Wantte know something about it my sealf that ifI
Can any Wayssooni f En pese let me here BIT wonce
from you about that place godington County BY re-
turn MALT You Plese 4 want to get in d place like
that WheresN No Cotton Can growsifI Can my sealf
lSaeaussI am full Of growing Cotton In okla State
Msand i am going togsome other one that ifI live 10
seeSnex fall soft You 1MI me- al yoss 40 Of Water
toWnSsat Woneea NIL I Will Close here Byy saying God
Bless Syon yourstruIy friend
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-06-12
Preserve Your
Toe Nails

An eminent scientist says that in
!the course Of a few more generations
the human family and the people at
large will have no toe nails.
think that depends largely on
what kind Of shoes people yea IN
that age. OF course, If people wear
II .:..!=S Ices .ss. :s=.n their toes
into an unnatural position II is little
wonder that they have any toes left
even in this age.
One good way to preserve your toe.
nails and avoid all foot ills Is to wear.
the celebrated Foot-schuIze shoes. In
them you will find the comfort for
your feet that you have never expers
fenced before III other makes of shoes
These shoes are made to tit the foot
and are made right. The material is
the best that the factory can buy.
There are thirteen different stocks
of Slices carried by SO many dealers
in the city of WatertoWn and | will
venture to say that In all the varied
stocks there is nothing better carried
in the city than the Foot-schuIze shoe
have been in the shoe business
too long not to know the best shoe
when | went into the retail shoe bush
ness. The material is in them and
the workmanship and price and style
are always right.
Come in and let US shoe you.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-06-12
SHOE REPAIRING

SHOE REPAIRING
We employ nothing but the very
best worknen n equipped as we
are with the most modern machinery,
we are in a position to turn out your
shoe repairing with n%eatness and dis
patch.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-06-12
WHY NOT TAKE THE SAND CURE.

The National capital boasts at least one sand-eating man
His name is Julian Emmons and he is a doorkeeper at the house
of representatives. Emmons halls from Noblesvlle, Ind, aud
came to Washington with the Democrat regime IN the house more
Emmons swallows a teaspoonful Of sand after each meal.
He never leaves home in the morning without a phial of coarse
sand. He says he was troubled constantly with sour stomach,
heart burn, indigestion and kindred ills until he started the
sand cure n Now he asserts that he is never troubled at all,
reishes his food, sLeepslike a baby and enjoys life to the full.
He urges coarse sand, not too sharp, and forsTears the fine
white variety. because he says it dissolves in the intestinal pro-
cesses and is of no value as an aid to the functions OF digestion.
IA MUTUAL SURPRISE
I've alwas hated Willie Jones
Because he's SO polite
Oily mother says 1and throws no stones
And never would He fight
He's such a sSlittle gentleman,
He always minds the kid
And always does just all he can
Toshelp his ma when bid.
Would Willie Jones, do / suppose
MY mother asks me-sad-
Wear out his trousers, stub his toes
And act so awful bad9
Would Willie Jones use slang and that?
Or hate to shell the peas2
Bust paper bags when blown up fat,
Or ask, and not say please
I lodged that Jones gink quite a spell
But one day sneaked around
When he was making some kid yell
And threw him on the ground.
We'll, watcha call thisg You 're the stuff b,
Gasped Bill Jones in surprise,
I'm Wised up now to mothers bluff
OF these here model guys
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-06-12

Waterfowl will give them a broadside-walk.
TO hin that hath trouble more shah be be given
Any man without friends is 4 man without money.
The bunko artist never wastes any time on the hobo.
Many a man gets turned down while waiting for something
to turn up.
think as he does.
Some sornery &, cuss must have pulled the cold weather plug
onSJupe Pluyius.
Listen to the call for shovelers on Meridian Road Day.
Shoulder your shoyes and dig N!
Lord De Broke Of England has recently Welded Miss Gold
rocks of New York and will look after her $~20,000,O00 inheritance
"A girl who screams when sheis kissed may hold to the theory
that there are other methods Of advertising besides the Saturday
News.
If some women ever do find their ideal man they almost in
variably discover that some other woman has a prior claim on
him.
street. The Sioux Bottling Works has been fred on. To arms,
We sluggards!
e Jones is some speeder, ism he4''
II should say sol He had to put a mortgage on his house
lately to get cash for his fines
ssAIy husband bought an automobile because he said he need
ed it in his business
ssWhat has he made with it2''
tForty-fve miles an hour is all, j think.
Don't let the fact evade your consideration that Mayor Wag-
ner has set aside June II, A. D. 1913, as the annual Meridian
job. A good dirt road is as good a. a railroad running into any
town. 4
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1913-06-12
James ". Daugherty
Elected Counselor

j. w. Dougherty of WATERFOWL, past
grand junior counselor Of the South
Dakota grand lodge. United CONNER
cial Travellers was last Friday elected
grand counselor to succeed 1. r.
Campbell, whose term expired.
Sioux Falls won the contest with
Rapid city and secured the next
grand council session The contest
=+sas most spirited 1t not being decid-3
ed until the fifth ballot was cast.
The officers elected Tor the ensuing
year are
Grand counselor. J. ~. Dougherty,
WATERFOWL a
Grand junior counselor, Z. AZ, Chan
|ey. Mitchell.
Grand secretary, q +. Campbell
Huron.
Grand treasurer. i. / woods, sioux
Falls.
Grand conductor. i. a Brown, Rap
i'd city
Grand page. Ben r. DARBY, Huron.
Grand Sentinel. L.J@Walker, YaTk-
ton.
Grand executive committeeman
eiected 10 succeed themselves Hay
ward Marshall. Sioux Falls; 6. 81
EPollard, aakto
Delegates TO supreme couneil which
meets d Columbus, Q the last &
Jnne LR Campbell, Huron = q
Sheldon rails. AltsFnates
W Jacobs and George Tusses
Aberdeen.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-21

Advertiser ON Sunday announced that
the Fifty-ffth Coast Artillery was to
come TO Honolulu in May. The des-
patch described the company as being
now at Fort Du Pont, Delaware, which
is borne ont by the Service papers on
file. In the above despatch, received
last night, it is reported that orders
have been issued for the coming in
May of the Fifty-eighth. This com
pany is now at Fort Monroe, Virginia.
1t is not plain whether the original
despatch was in error in naming the
Fifty.ffth, or whether the May trans.
port is TO bring both the Fifty
fifth and the Fifty-eighth. The
latter company is a mine-laying com
pany and, inasmuch as there have been
extensive mine-planting plans worked
out for Honolulu and Pearl Harbor. IL
Is not improbable that both companies
are coming, one for the De Russy big
guns, soon 20 be in place, aud the
other for mine purposes.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-21

WASHINGTON, March 10 Especial
to The er)-President Wilson
has announced that his administration
has declined to request the group of
American bankers to continue their
negotiations for participation in the
$l25,000,000 loan desired by the Chi
nese government. In the statement he
says:
"We are informed that at the re-
quest of the last administration, a GER
tain group of American bankers under
took to participate in the loan now de-
sired by the government of China, APP
proximately $l25,O00,000. Our govern
ment wished American bankers to par
ticipate along with the bankers of other
nations, because it desired that the
good win of the United States toward
China should be exhibited in this prac.
teal way, that American capital should
have access to that great country and
that the United State should be in q
position to share with the other Powers
any political responsibilities that might
be associated with the development of
the foreign relations of China in con-
nection with her industrial and COM
mercial enterprises.
Waiting to Be Asked.
1.-THE present administration mas
been asked by the group of bankers
whether it would also request them
to participate in the loan. The rep.
resentatives of the bankers through
whom the administration was approach
ed declared that they would continue to
seek their share of the loan under the
proposed agreement only if expressly
requested to do so by the government.
Government DisapproVes.
'The administration has declined to
make such request because IL did not
approve the conditions of the loan or
tho implications Of responsibility on its
own part, which il was plainly told
would be involved in the request. The
conditions Of the loan seem 10 us to
touch very nearly tho administrative
Independence Of China itself and this
administration does not feel that II
ought even by Implication to bo q party
TO these conditions.
"The responsibility on is part.
which IL would be implied IN request.
ing the bankers 10 undertake the loan
might coneeiyably 20 the length IN
some unhappy contingency Of fOrelble
interference in the financial and owen
the political Affairs Of that great OIien.
tai state inri nov awakening 20 % con,
seriousness Of H. power and 81 its obi.
cations 10 ltl people.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-21
SACRAMENTO. March eO.-(By AS

SACRAMENTO. March 20.-(By As
ISOLATED Press Cable)-Despite the fact
that word has been received from To-
kio that the japanese government
would withdraw from all participation
in the San Francisco 1915 Fair if the
California legislature passes any meas
ures involving discrimination against
the japanese residents in the State,
great pressure is being brought to bear
upon the State legislators to enact a
series of drastic anti-Japanese bills.
Yesterday a delegation of farmers,
bearing petitions from various agricul-
tural organizations throughout the
State, appeared before a legislative
committee and urged the immediate
passage of the bills framed against the
Japanese.
The spokesman for the farmers said
that the farmers themselves would be
forced TO take action unless the legis-
latuTe came 10 their assistance in the
way Of preventing Japanese competi-
ton.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-21
WALSH MAY SUCCEED AS
SUPERINTENDENT OF K.R.R.

WAILUKU, Maui, March 15.-Wil.
liam w. Walsh will succeed j. N. S.
Williams as superintendent of the Ka.
hului Railroad Company. At least that
is the story going the rounds. Mr.. viii
hams will hold down the position till
after the return of President Frank r..
Baldwin from the mainland.
William Walsh has been on Maui for
a number of years. He was formerlv
IN the Puunene Office, and he rose from,
third assistant to cashier within n 9cvy
years from the time that he Joined the
ONCE staff of the Hawaiian Commcrcint
and Sugar Company.
A year or so ago Mr.. Walsh was sent
TO hahului to take tho position of as
sistant superintendent OF the railroad
lio was given every opportupit,C 10
learn the business and he has mace
good.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-21
HELP THE KIDNEYS
Honolulu Eeaders Arc Learning ,s.
Way.

It's the little kidney ills
Inc iame' weak or aching back
me unnoticed urinary disorders
disease. anu orlghtB
When the kidneys are sick
Kidney Pills. '"'Aaene
a remedy especially for sick kidnevs
Dpah 3 have been curing kidnev
troubles for rs years.
Endorsed by 10000 people.
Here's one case:
MIS- Susannah Wakeham, ga N
campbell street, Chicago. M. savs,
About year ago I began 10 snffer
rom kidney trouble. / had sovera
pans in my back and limbs ana feIt
urea, nervous aud languid. The Kid.
hoy seeeretions also bothered me. AZ.
yer using various remedies without get.
ing relief, was told about Doanis
l'nckaehe Kidney pills by a friend Who
hhd used them with good results
TOOK TINS remedy as directed and the
contents OF few boxes completely
poaua li1eknche Kidney pm. are
hnll by all druggists and storekeepers
W DO cents p0r box (siK boxes sg50)
~ VIII De mailed on receipt Of pfire nv
The llollistor Drug CO.. Honolulu. ,,bols.
fHle agents for the Hawaiian fslanaa.
Remember the name, Deans, and
take no substitute.
Advt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-21

LOS ANGELES, March (speeial
to The Adyertiser)-Poliee aud execu.
tive circles here are alarmed today by
the receipt by Mayor Alexander Of a
note signed "rhe Grey Band, threat.
ening him with death unless the pubii.
cation Of ortie NcManigal6 book OF
confessions, telling Of many alleged
dynamiting rlois i- suppressed
Tho writer afro threatened 10 blow
up the city hall The letter wns turn
Cd over 20 Chief 0f Police Sebastian.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-21
AN Federnl wireless Telerrnnh.l

sALoNIKA 19-(spal Advertse Only the strong
band King
King George whom the the pOpul believe AaO
sehinas yesterday the elimination of a Turkish plot.
body being prepared transportation
military
tiles his being Infatuated the
Turks and jews residents the whom Greeks believing
partly responsible covering behind the baeaded of their homes
expecting moment the outbreak of massacre
New King Helping
Promptly his arrival Constantine
action the efforts his brother Prince Nicholas
Suspect Torn to Pieces
in
departure of
prOx
unity
las schinas being led literally
individually
lis he lived America He is believed to be anarchist
King royal
His checked with his brother Nicholas
King Constantine ordered started for the of the
|ate kings body to Athens
CONSTANTINE PROCLAIMED.
tBy Federal Wireless Telegraph)
ATHENS, 9(speca AdvertieThe
formally
council Greek The
ling proclamation aseng the assassination the late King
The act of a
DOwager Queen Olga huryg warslip.
She embarked midnight
All business public buildings
obseques will be imposing King George related
monarch in Europe
Anarchist Plot Feared.
mentally
anarchist the of anarchist gang,
The assassination King be the beginning
project
time before the he sat saloon drinking with three
Turkish Jewish residents living fearing
Hundreds bacadd themselves in their shops
By Federal Wireless Telegraph)
WASHINGTON l9-(speeia
today sent coincidence the widowed Queen Of the late King
George of Greece