South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-21

GARREII.-tDtlS R1Snet, 10, reSlu-
ing at Altoona. a suburb of Garrett
was instantly killed by Dick ROBBIE. Is,
a playmate, who was handling a p
calibre repeating rifle. The boys had
been shooting at a mark, and Risnet
handed the gun TO Robe with il
cooked and stock extended. 1t was
accidentally discharged. An inveSti-
cation is being made.
LAPORTE-Severa hundred Indi-
ana jewelers. many of them accom-
panied by their wives. are attending
the seventh annual Indiana Retail
jewelers. association convention fUr
the first three days of this week.
GARY.-Member Of the pastors
union are aiding Mayor Johnson in
his attempt TO stamp Out/the segre-
gated vice zone here. The ministers
denounced the zone from the Gary
pulpits Sunday.
KENDALLVILLE.- Green
walt narrowly escaped serious injury
Monday when he fell a distance of
% feet clinging to a large shade
tree that was being uprOOted 10 be
transplanted. Lower branches in the
tree saved him. He escaped with
slight injuries to his back and shout
der.
GOSHEN.-Money which she had
saved for her vacation, was taken
from Miss Charlotte Coulter by burg
lars who entered her home. The
money was in a little iron bank stand
ing on bedroom shelf.
ELKHART.-Whe Riley Diener
sought to teach Enoch Turnock how
to drive a new automobile, belonging
TO Miss Georgia Compton. the jaunt
ended with the overturning of the
machine in a ditch &C the side of the
road. Both young men escaped with
painful but not serious injuries.
ELKHART.-L NJ. Simpson,
prominent baker suffered a broken
collar bone Sunday when he was
thrown from a buggy in which he was
riding. striking his shoulder on the
pavement. The horse had SHE'D at
a barking dog.
VALPORAISO.-T unidentified
driver of an out-of town automobile
had narrow escape from mob vio-
lence here following collision with
rig containing two men who were
painfully bruised. Angry spectators
surrounded the automobile, but the
passengers in the car beat them off
the sides Of the machine. The driver
started the car and the tourists es-
capped. Police took up the chase but
were eluded The incident was a
climax to a series of collisions re-
Gently.
JACKSON.-After making an ex-
tensive study of prison methods and
efficiency, Edward Fensdorf. member
of the prison board of control, says
that the state prison here is far above
the average both in moral and hnan-
cial success.
NAW.-Reports from Huron.
Sanilac and other counties in the
Thumb district verify the belief that
the army worm has done thousands
of dollars worth of damage to wheat,
oats and other grain OF the state.
Unless the most stringent steps are
taken. il is said, the Michigan crop
of grain for the year will suffer terri
bic losses.
BATTLE CREEKS. c. Miller. a
professional aeronaut had narrow
| escape from drowning here. His
! parachute landed a half mile away
from the point OF ascension in the
waters OF Lake GogGac. Miller jump
/ ed when he saw the parachute would
/ the bottom. He was rescued by Leon
/ Gore who dived for him.
KALAMAZOO.-Af accidentally
| shooting Robert Honey, Is, in the alb
! domen with a rife. the parents OF
/ Alden Field are unable 10 locate him.
/ The condition of the Honey boy is
critical.
| DETROIT-When Motorcycle on
| Ger Edward Feltentrager raced to the
I front a stolen automobile he had
/ been chasing. the driver OF the car
| deliberately steered into him. Felten-
/ TRACER was crashed into and he and
/ the motorcycle were dragged for
continued on his way. Feltentrager's
/ injuries are not necessarily fatal.
SAGINAW.-F which started in
/ the varnish room OF the Fiege Desk
/ Co. did SO. 600 damage before the fire
department was able TO eNtinguish it.
FLINT Harold Moran. 1S. died
at Hurley hospital OF internal injuries
sustained when ne was knocked from
"a bicycle and run over by an automo-
/ bile driven by r. 3. Alexander. a
farmer
DETROIT.-Clarence Kincaid 10.
/ while trying TO change seats with 81
: boy companion In a canoe on Lake
/ orion. fell from the craft and was
/ drowned.
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
| STATE OF INDIANA.
/ ST IOSEPH COUNTY So
l Ia the 81 Joseph Superior Court May
/ Term 1914
| earl Daggett by her next friend. Mary
/ Nicholson. ". Charles Da ggett-Cause
N 1870 Divor.a