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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FJXTTTRES

w. l.. WETHERBEE CO.. DESIGNERS
and manufa cturers Of bar, bank, office
and store fixtures; also agents for billiard
aud pool tables and supplies. Office and
factory. 15S-l60 West 1st South. Wasatch
so9g h3320
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TAILORING


a L. HALL, LADIES AND GENTS
s,,its made TO measure; cleaning, press
ing and repairing, 2o3 East 2nd South.
Wyasafch 1872 o3l50
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

CHAS PETERSON. 20 RICHARDS ST,
brass. Clipped glass and painted Phone
Wasatch lb03. AEo
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PARTIES TO INVESTIGATE A
UTAH MANUFACTURING EN-
TERPRISE. GUARANTEED y
SURE WINNER. ADDRESS
K-36, TRIBUNE, OR I'll
KEARNS BLDG.
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Farm Land-To Exchange

40 ACRES IN SANPETE CO. ALI IN
alfalfa. good water right: brick house;
mile from school and re ilroad station.
VIII trade Tor property in or near Salt
Lake City. No. 10 Avalon apartments
E25Ss
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SALT LAKE CABINET FIXTURE
Co., free estimates. q Richards 81:
Was 32I0. k6s
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||ost9i t9iALE-GENTLEMANS PRINCE
1day SUI, almost new; size 81 Call
a'ernoon, Room 80, Peery hotel.
k27i2
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UNINCUMBBRED RENO PROPERTY
for good Salt Lake equity. The Homo
Investment e. Savings Company, West
lst South st. k2c12
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ING? WHAT coNVENIENcEs DO
YOU GET?
BRAND NEW. ATTRAcTIVE HONE
III the east part OF the city Near 9Th
YOU CAN DO SO by paying SIS per
month. CALL and let us show you the
BEST BUNGALOW
in the city
for the price
FRITsCn LOAN g. TRUST COMPANY.
2o1203 Felt Bldg.
k2e4s
NEW. 4-RooM, MODERN PRESSED
(one- half block north Of 10th So): street
pavement sidewalk and sewer paid; for
only S2S0O
New i-room brick: Lucy ave; same as
above; only $4,000.
New 4-room: bet. 9th and Ith So and
9th and 10th East; only $500
Nearly new. 5-room, modern. pressed
brick bungalow: McClelland ave, be-
tween sth and 9th So.; $500
Three new and broom modern
pressed bricks; Sth West. 9th and 6rh
South, s2200 TO S2i00 each.
TWO new i-room frames: near Srd SO.
and 9Th West, only $500 each,
"Our usual unusually easy payment
plan" will buy and pay for any OF these
properties,
boutwell, & McCONAUGUY,
500 Boyd Park Bldg. k26Sl
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HOUSTONS THE HOUSERS.

$500.
6,room brick. just above 6th ave, lot
46xS25 IT, sewer, Sidewalk. electric
lights. Terms.
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$500.
i5-room transient house, just off Main;
cheap rent; positively clearing $500
per month.
$500
Gives possession Of elegantly furnished
1s-room, team-heated house, on
prominent corner.
so ROOMS.
Main street; hot and cold water. heat
furnished, furniture all new; long
lease; clearing $500 per month. VIII
sell next year for double the amount
asked now. Best Of rea sons for SELL
Ing and $1,000 cash will handle.
MIR. BLAKE,
UNITED HOME BUILDERS COMPANY,
New Orpheum Bldg. Was. 42S5.
OPEN MONDAY EVENING UNTIL Q
O'CLOCK. ko699
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Nearly new. 5-room modern, pressed
brick bungalow: McClelland ave, be-
tween sth and 9th So; $500.
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Three new and broom modern
pressed bricks; Sth West. 9th and 9Th
South, s2200 TO s2i00 each.
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HAT FACTORY

s~------~~-o--~-~-~-~~-~~
FOR HAT REPAIRING ZEE TAYLOR.
the Halter. "A East lst So. EsIab:
1883. g2o6S
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$3.50.
FIve-room brick cottage on 5tn 80. be-
tween Main and West Temple. bath and
pantry, front and rear porches, lawns.
sidewalks and sewer. Terms.
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KILN

Very neat little fIve-room modern
brick on Lincoln ave. just below 9th
South. Large lot shade trees. lawns,
large rooms. basement. good surround
ings, Terms.
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UNITED HOME BUILDERS COMPANY,
New Orpheum Bldg. Was. 42S5.
Open Mondays until . o'clock
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s!500.
250a200 II. on the corner Of 5rh East
and 18th South, will cut into ten large
building lots paving, sidewalks and
sewer on 5th E.; two corners; sidewalks
on three sides. An excellent buy for a
builder or for investment. Terms.
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TRADE-Win trade equity in neat lit
tie 4-room modern brick cottage
southwest, close in. for good building
lot.
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BICYCLE REPAIRING

WANTED TO BUY. YOUR SECOND
hand bicycles in any condition. Phil
Wright. bicycles and repairing. 3T1 So
w. Temple, f3059
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BETTHYoNs HOLIDAY BARGAINS

A lot 50xl25 and 6-roonl brick house,
with electric Lights. cellar. shade, lawn.
walks; SlA25; easy terms.
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BOOKS

~O-4~~-~0y >----->--.--'-.--
FIRST ISSUE OF DIVINE LIGHT
now ready FOR distribution Address
5p2 Covey apis, South Temple, k25Gl
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$500.
Close In on the north bench. an IL
room. strictly modern full two-story
brick, hardwood floors. cemented base
ment. furnace. large front and rear
porches. garage. This is $4,000 below sc-
tual cost, In very best residence dis
trict.
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WHAT DOES 1T PROFIT 4 MAN If
HE HAS SEEN THE CASTLES OF
MANY KINGDOMS AND DOES
NOT OWN 4 HOME OF
HIS OWN2f

CLOSING SNAPS FOR 1913.
6-rn mod. with store: nice lot: choice
close In. with store building: will take
lots part pay. i7Nl65 on ith South;
choice apt. site, with 5-rm: cottage; a
snap; corner 9th South and State; owner
is pressed for money. All kinds OF eX-
changes. Mahan Inv, Co.. 273 South w
Temple. was, il4. k26sS
MODERN COMFORTABLE HOME;
close in; big rooms besides recep-
tlon hail, bathroom, pantry and closets;
hot water heat. Write II. 3. Whitprv
Elberta, Utah. hilI9
LOTS "LOTST' LOTS"
Mutual avenue near 4th North. 1St and
ond West, 81 rods deem. facing east.
ONLY 5000 90 per rod. Grab one before
they arc gone. Terms. Inquire A South
Main k3S9
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5000 FT,
State between 3rd and zth South. With
small stores netting about 4 per cent,
Is an excellent investment. Newhouse
is now building across the street
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I, A. EVINGTON.
,.o r,st onS south, Was. 4l3S-W.
IA" I' 49, 1894
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WHERE To STOP

-iNCOLN HOUSE. oS EAST lSr 80
75U rooms; rgtss, SSc. jrc and sOc; mod
cTn. ha ths, lac. nl339
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k2060

'wELLBILT."
50 Twelfth East
6-roon modern; pavement, sidewalk.
sewer; taxes paid. Corner l2th East
and -Almeda avenue This Is a coed
buy. Only $4,000. TERMS.
WE have 7-room modern home In choice
section Of the southwest. large cor
$1,000, GOOD TERMS.
5-room practically new bungalow, south
east, within walking distance. House
has all modern features: built for
home, Owner must sacrifice. ONLY
S2S75. TERMS.
1880 buys new 4-room house on South
State street; &C car fare district. The
house cost the amount asked. Lot
cost $500 Can be had on easy terms.
TRADE-Win trade equity in neat lit
tie 4-room modern brick cottage.
southwest close in. for good building
lot.
UNITED HOME BUILDERS COMPANY,
Open Mondays until o'clock.
WHAT DOES IT PROFIT \ MAN IF
HE HAS SEEN THE CASTLES OF
MANY hlNGDOMS AND l)OEo
NOT OWN A HOME OF
HIS OWN2''
start the new year right by making
your first payment OH a home.
We are just completing some very
artistic homes in the south part OF the
city, just off 9th East, ranging In
price from $1,000 to $i700 on which we
can arrange Very easy terms. Each has
its own lndividUa lIty-no two alike. They
arc all thoroughly well built and beauti-
fully finished and decorated; built-in buf-
fete. bookca ses, china closets. kitchen
cabinets, ETC.; two large screened-i in
sleeping porchcs. In fact. these houses
are complete In every detai!-they could
not be Improved upon,
Don't fall to see them before you buy.
Phone US any time and We will be glad
TO send our autos for you.
ED. D. SMITH & SONS,
Is Exchange Place Wasatch 5lhS.
k26a5
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV. CO..
351 So Main Phone Was. 97.
We write fire insurance.
Will go on your bond. b2blo
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1880 buys new 4-room house on South
State street; &C car fare district. The
house cost the amount asked. Lot
cost $500. Can be had on easy terms.
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HOW MUCH RENT ARE YOU PAY
ING? WHAT CONVENIENCES DO
YOU GET?
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BOWLING ALLEYS


MlNLSOR BOWLING PARLORS. 225
Main. Prizes each week FOR ladies' high
scores. meol
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High-CIass Tailoring

BEEHIVE TAILORING CO..
a7s So. ". Temple. - Was. 1860.
k1065
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EXPRESS AND BAGGAGE
CARPENTERS and JOBBERS

CITY EXPRESS AND BAGGAGE co;
phoDe Was 2Sl5 hlo9l
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NEW. 4-ROOM, MODERN PRESSED
brick: West Temple and Lucy avenue
(one-half block north of 10th SOD street
pavement, sidewalk and sewer paid; for
only $500,
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BOUTWELL, & McCoNAuGHY,
500 Boyd Park Eldg. k26Sl
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Ia tPs RUNNERS FOR sULKY OR
liza SSfaee9n; strings Of bells; cheap,
'""-J- k2750
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for Sale or Exchange

a ~ COW FOR YOUNG; MICH COW,
~. and 3rd West. lS2222
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STOVE and RANGE REPAIRS

jackets cleaned, 81; l. jackets, 50; stoves
repaired. z. b. Moriss. Phone Nasatch
61l4-W. 5l402
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PIANO TUNING
FURRIER and TAXIDERMIsT

Nv EAITEING IN ThE FCk AMI
taSidermist line made as you want IL
r. stencil Fur Co. 81 e. Broadway-2s
years IN Salt Lake. n52s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-31
ROSTISER NAMES
EXPERIENCED MAN

This time it is Harvey + Rostiser.
city clerk-elect. who breaks into the
limelight with an appOintment-the
appointment Of his deputy IL is
Carl Mckeehan. age 81. residing at
SOS Harrison av.
NcKeehan. like most of the appoint
ments by AiayorSElect Keller. is 4
pick from among a considerable num-
ber Of applicants, made. as RostiSer
puts it. on an efficiency basis Others
who have applied for the position
would have made good deputies but
Mr. Nick eehan has had experience in
the department which Will relieve him
of the necessity OF spending several
months learning what ne already
knows
The appointee served with his COM
ing chief as deputy city clerk for ten
months under Nelson II. Kyser. pre-
decessor OF Clerk Frank Bilinski He
was taken on when the work OF the
city court was shOuldered upon the
department. and remained until kyser
went out OF office.
He will enter upon his duties next
Monday at noon. along with ROstiser
himself. and the remainder OF the next
administration The announcement
made wednesday goes from the clerk
60 his deputy as a sort OF New Years
present. promising four years Of pros
perity and best wishes for an equal
term OF happiness
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-31
TWO MEN HOLD Up
GRANGER SATTI0N
Telegrapher Knocked UnCon-
SCiOuS BY HOIdup Men Who
Escape on Freight Train to
This City.

One Of the boldest hold-ups report
ed here recently took place early
Wednesday morning at Granger. when
two men broke into the telegraph
room at the Grand Trunk station, held
up James O'ROurke, the operator
robbed him and the office. boarded a
freight train and escaped to South
Bend, where it is believed they are
hiding.
The robbery took place just before
No. freight train left there for this
city at 4:3O O'Clock. The men enter
ed the telegraph office from the rear
window and coming into the room
where O'ROuTke was seated, they
pointed a gun at him. While one
kept him covered the other rObber
searched the building taking tickets
and cash from the money drawer.
As the train went past the station
they struck the operator TO the floor
and Jumped aboard. 1t was some time
before the operator recovered and
telegraphed to south Bend to have
the police meet the train. A squad
of officers was despatched to the sta
ton, but reached there after the train
arrived. A brakeman told officials
that he saw the two men jump from
the train and run south on south ST.
Police Of that vicinity were notified
hut were unable TO locate the men, al
though complete descriptions were
left in their hands by the Granger op-
orator.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-31
MAY ARBITRATE.
CAL LUMET STRIKE
Rumored That Miners Officials
Wired Proposal to Washing
tOn-DenSmOre Making Lit
tie Progress.

CAIIU MET, Mich, Dec. 31.-A re-
port was widely circulated here We'd
nesday afternoon that officials of the
Western Federation OF Miners had
wired to government officials at
Washington proposing that the cop
per strike in the Calumet district be
settled by arbitration under the Erd-
man law
Labor leaders i'm Calumet would
not affirm or deny the report.
Progress in the effort of J. p.
Denswore, solicitor for the depart
ment of labor, to arrange peaceful
settlement Of the labor troubles went
forward slowly Wednesday because
of the absenSe of James MacNaugh-
ton, general manager of the Calumet
q Hecla Mining Co, who IS some
where in the east.
MacNaughton is considered the
most powerful man of all the oper-
ators in the copper country, and his
assent to any peace plan is necessary.
The miners who are still on strike
we unwilling to discuss peace terms
while Chas. II. Meyer, president OF
the Western Federation of Miners, Is
in Chicago. recovering from a bullet
wound which he says was inflicted in
his back when he was mobbed by a
party of Calumet and Hancock citi-
zens on the night after Christmas.
Meanwhile the cities Of Calumet,
Hancock and Houghton were peace
ful and no sign OF disorder.
Possible ideptiflcatiOn Of the man who
started the Christmas eve catastrophe
by calling fire" in al crowded hall
here was forecast Tuesday night by O..
y. Hilton. chief of counsel of the West
ern Federation OF Miners. Mr.. Hill
ton asked that the corOners inquest
into the tragedy of 70 deaths DE ad-
jOurned until Wednesday, saying that
he desired TO produce witnesses who
claimed they could identify the man.
II shall present these witnesses
only after I make sure that they can
do what they say" he said
1T would be horrible to implicate an
innocent person in such a deed"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-31
SCHMIDT CAN 7 BE
TRIED AGAIN SOON
Court Calendars CroWde d and
Renegade Priest Who Drew
Disagreement Must Lie in
Jail.

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.- Hans
schmidt the renegade priest, viii
again be placed on trial for the mur-
der Of Anna Aumuller, but it is prob
able that ne will have to lie in the
Tombs for many months.
The court calendars are crowded and
his case cannot be reached for some
time.
Asst. Dist Atty. Delehanty, who con-
Quoted the first trial, said Wednesday
that he was confident of a conviction
in the second trial.
The jury first reported about 10
o'clock Tuesday night that it could
not reach an agreement and was dis
charged.
Details Of the bitter dispute among
the jurors who deliberated the case,
were told Wednesday by John Griv-
ich, juror No. 4.
Angered by the statement made to
Judge Foster by Lawrence Ottinger,
foreman of the jury. that "Grivich
and William McAuliffe, the two jur-
Ors who held out for acquittal, were
unfit TO serve" Grivich said:
From the first McAuliife and my
self were convinced Schmidt was in
sane when he killed the girl No
matter what arguments we put up
the other ten would not listen. They
refused to recognize the strain of in
sanity in SShmidt's family. McAul-
fife and myself wanted Schmidt sent
to Matteawan. but the others held out
that he would act just as Harry
Thaw did. Bitter slurs were cast up
on us and frequently / was for re-
senting them with my fists.
Finally Foreman Ottinger propOs-
ed that we find Schmidt guilty and
then go in a body TO the governor and
ask that the prisoner be sent to an
insane asylum instead of 70 the cleo
trio chair, but Judge Foster would not
entertain the proposal ] do not
were unfit 10 serve as Jurors"
The foreman Of the jury reported
to Judge Foster that there was no
possibility of an agreement being
reached. the last ballot taken being
exactly as the first. Two of the
jurors had stood out against convic-
tiOn all the time, said Foreman OF
finger.
The accused ex-priest heard the
report of the jury without showing
much interest. 1t was learned that
the two jurors who had failed 10
agree with the other 10 were of the
opinion that Schmidt was insane when
ne killed the woman with whose MUIR
der he is charged.
The crime for which Hans Schmidt
has been on trial is considered one
OF the most revolving in the history
of this city. Early in September parts
OF a wOman's body were found in the
Hudson river Schmidt was arrested
"A few days later an admitted that on
Sept he had killed Anna Aumuller.
a woman with whom he had lived.
He said he acted by Divine command.
His trial started Dec and towards
the last became largely a battle be-
tween the alienists for the defense and
the state Schmidt's father and sis
ter came from Germany to this cOun-
try TO assist in his defense Of insan-
ity.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-31
Gen. 0rOzCO'S TrOpS Beat Back
Terrific Attack of Rebel
Force. But Ranks Are Thin
ned BY DeSertiOnS.
WILSON TO SEE LIMB:
HUERTA'S FALL NEAR
Special Envoy ArrangeS for
Hurried Conference With
President on Course to Fol-
low After DiCtator'S Defeat.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 31.-Import-
ant developments in the Mexican sit
uation viii be laid before Pres. Wilson
by Envoy John Lind at Pass Christian,
Miss, Thursday. Officials OF the state
department Wednesday refused 10
state what matter have made this per
Sonal conference necessary but the
fact that the scout cruiser Chester
was placed at the disposal OF Mr.. Lind
that he might make the fastest time
possible coming and returning 10 Vera
Cruz was said 10 indicate that he does
not wish TO be away from Mexico for
any length of time.
Unless the plans OF the navy depart
ment fail, the envoy vii be on his way
back TO Vera Cruz Thursday night or
early Friday morning
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-31
SPECK OF RADIUM IS
STOLEN AT ST. LUKE S
Tiny Amount OF Precious Metal
Worth $500 Disappears.

CHICAGO, Dec. 31.-A speck OF
radium, weighing 35 milligrams and
worth $4,000. has mysteriously dis
appeared at 81. Luke's hospital. Police
and private detectives Wednesday
were making "a search for the mite Of
the most valuable mineral. The ra-
dium was in "a tiny platinum tube and
was being used 20 treat Marie Cotton.
daughter OF wealthy Des MOines
family, who is suffering from cancer.
The vanished radium was the hos
pitals entire supply. Supt. Curtis
said Wednesday that he did not be-
lieVe that IL had been stolen because
a thief would have great difficulty in
selling that amount of radium with
out explaining when il came, the en-
tire worlds supply Of the mineral be-
ing accounted for.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-31
Tonight is the Night

be spent for champagne. Possibly 40
cents Of this Will go for food. Enough
cigarets viii be smoked TO reach from
New York 10 Council Bluffs, Iowa. if
laid end to end and Intoxicating
beverages enough TO I'LL the Panama
canal will be drunk.
South Bends celebration viii be
more on the safer and sane order.
There will be no hullabalOo in the
cafes. The hotel managers have not
been besieged for table reservations
Not much wine running red.
A midnight performance at the or
pheum and Majestic, some of the
clubs Will celebrate and there VIII be
a number of private affairs but as
far as down town is concerned a little
red fire, footing of fish horns, Clang-
ing OF bells. will constitute the out
ward evidences of the big night
Happy New Year!
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-31
BELL AND WEIDLER
ARRAIGN MACHINE
InSurgent Democrats Organize
League at indianapolis and
Urge Direct Primaries and
Constitutional Convention.

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 31-Fifty-
eight democrats, representing every
congressional district in Indiana, Or
ganized the Progressive Wilson
Bryan league" as a revolt against the
so-called "Taggart machine" and
adopted resolutions advocating direct
primaries and a constitutional con-
vention. James A. Bell Of Elkhart
bitterly denounced the machine" as
fellows:
The interests of the people OF In
diana are never safe while the pred
atory rascaIs are burrowing in the
foundations Of society. ! say to them
'to - with YOU. whenever they
say, oh. let's forget il for the party :
sake which is always the plea put up
after a machine-packed convention
has been put over by these rascals
who have sold their birthright for
miserable mess Of pottage."
Charles Weidler OF South Bend,
who was characterized as the bull
dog OF St. Joseph county" and Mayor
Hammond of Peru, were equally en-
phatic in their denunciations of the
machine"
The league adopted resolutions con-
demning what was termed Boss
rule" and asserted that the organ
ization would fight 10 make the dem
ocratic party the party Of the peo-
pie.
The resolutions praised the admin
istration of Pres. Wilson for the tar
iff legislation and currency bill.
Richard y. Kirby of Indianapolis
presided Bernard +. O'COnnor of
Indianapolis was made permanent
secretary and Theodore Dammyer,
Indianapolis. treasurer. Another
meeting Will be held 1T the call OF
the executive committee.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-31
HOLIDAY SCHEDULE ON AT
POST0FFICE NEW YEARS
One Delivery in City and Rural Mail
VIII BE Given out at Window.

The holiday schedule will be in ef-
feet at the postOfiice Thursday &C
cerding 10 the announcement posted
Wednesday by Postmaster Crabill.
Citv carriers will make but one de-
livery when all letters as wall as other
important mail Will be delivered. Col
Iections viii be made at all boxes az
this time and IN the afternoon one col
lection or the boxes in the business
section viii be made by one or the
carriers.
Rural carriers viii not make any
trips but one OF their number will be
at the office from until 10 O'Clock 20
give ont mail 20 those who call.
The money order and postal savings
bank divisions will be closed all day.
The registry. general delivery ana
stamp divisions Will 0e open from Z
until 10 o'clock The special delivery,
mailing. distributing and directing de
Dartments will operate all day with
the minimum member OF clerks neces-
sary.