South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-10

has spent most OF his life in Misha-
waka. and is well known. For sew
eral years he was employed I'm the
city engineers Office under w. s.
Moore and took a correspondence
course in civil engineering, later he
entered Purdue university and took
a course in civil engineering and
graduated from that institution in
1912. For the last two years he has
been employed in the city engineer
ing department of South Bend Mr..
Cole is married and will move his
family TO Mishawaka within the next
few weeks.
Albert J. Buysee. the present chief
Of the fire department. will be retain
ed. and will continue the same high
efficiency that he has brought that
department TO. Mr.. Buysee has won
the confidence of business men and
manufacturers who Will be pleased to
hear of his re-appointment.
Chas. w. Doolittle, who is at pres
ent deputy sheriff, will assume the
duties Of street commissioner. He has
served in that capacity under pre-
vious administrations and is thor
oughly familiar with the duties OF
that Office.
Thomas ID. Kreiter will succeed
/ Harvey Frick as chief of police. Mr..
Kreiter is 46 years old and has re-
sided here for the past IA years with
/ his family at S13 Chrystian st. This
Is his first venture in politics.
Sketches OF Board Members.
A. ID. Warner came to Mishawaka
several years ago from Naugatuck
| Conn. He was a director of the
Naugatuck Water Co, from the time
of it's organization until he came 10
Mishawaka, and at one time was
I ont Of 1Nnt
years he has been a member of the
/ American Association of Mechanical
Engineers. He is a prominent manu-
facturer and business at the present
time. He is connected with the
Mishawaka Wooden Co. acting in the
capacity of superintendent of the
( rubber department.
w; H.. Tupper. the second member
OF the board, came TO this city In
/ 1891 The old city electric plant was
at that time located at the Dodge
Mfg. Co, and il was under his direc-
ton that it was moved to the present
site at the old water works station,
! where he was at the head of that de-
partment for nearly three years
I when he accepted a position with the
Dodge Mfg Co. as chief engineer
| which position he now holds.
II. Buford McDonough, who has
| been selected as the democratic men,
I Der Of the board, lives with his
family at 2O2 S. Cleveland st. He
! attended the local public schools and
graduated from the high school with
the class Of "a; started to learn the
machinist trade at the Perkins Wind
mill Co, but gave it up and learned
the printers trade instead Mr.. Nc
DOnOugh has been a member Of the
South Bend Typographical union, No.
l2S, for the past IA years. and has
| been employed at the Mishawaka
| Enterprise for II years
MayOr-elect Gaylor stated that the
park board would be named by the
time that he took office, while the
health board would be appointed as
soon as he assumes the duties of chief
executive. a city sealer will be APP
pointed If ii is found necessary.
The board of public works, upon
organizing. Will appoint a superin-
tendent of the water and electric
plant
The salaries Of the board Of pub
lie works members is $500 per year:
city controller, $1,000; city engineer,
Sl,4OO; city attorney, $1,000: street
commissioner. $50 per month. while
the chief of the fire and police de-
partments receive $50 a month.