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Arizona republican., 1915-01-28

beneficial operation of the new bank ing system"
 The report reviews the causes that led to formation of the $100,000,000 gold pool the $135. 100000 cotton loan fund, and to the issue of emergency currency by the treasury and of clear ing house certificates by associations in the larger cities. Had the Federal Reserve Banks been in operation at the beginning of August" says the board, they would naturally have supplied the great volume of currency which was called for and they would have derived the profit for the service rendered.
 With lower rediscount rates now prevailing it is pointed out that emergency currency and clearing house certificates still outstanding tnay he retired and their place takenA if the
Arizona republican., 1915-01-28
THIS IS THE FAIRFIELD SIX":; NEW
 PAIGE MODEL ARRIVED YESTERDAY

G. Hageman wanted a serious write up on the many excellent qualities of the new Paige six cylinder regular au- tomobile" that arrived yesterday. So ne sent Harold Wells out, and gathered in six or eight of the prettiest girls in Phoenix and went around town attract ing no end of attention to himself and the car. That was his way of inaug- urating a serious" write up. See ac- companying photo.
 Concerning the Fairfield Six, as the Paige people call their first six cylin- der model, there are many striking things to be noted, but none so instant ly obtrude themselves on the beholder as the chemically pure streamline body The Paige has a streamline "as IS' a
Arizona republican., 1915-01-28

tested, was shown in d short reel of movies at the Coliseum last night, and the film will be repeated tonight at eight ana ten o'clock The pictures show the process of drilling, machining and testing in the Continental motors factory, the assembling of the bodies and the final tests for speed and pow CT, two miles an hour to sixty on high. blowing through deep snow.
 Paige fours have made good in Ari- Zona. Since the great and favorable publicity given to this car by rhe twin triumph of the two entries in the Los Angeles Phoenix race. sales have been numerous. Agent Hageman expects the six to make as good a record as the four,
Arizona republican., 1915-01-28

streamline. And to prove it, one man can catch a string and hold one end at the radiator cap, another at the back of the tonneau, and the string and the car will coincide as to both direction and straightness- In addition, the Fairfield has the new style bull nose radiator, something seen in this country on but very few of the highest priced siXes.
 Cantilever springs in the rear are a new departure in Paige construction, and make for easy riding; reversible steering apparatus, with the distance rod in front of the axle is another inno- vation. ard makes the car both easy to turn and safe on sharp quick bends.
 How the Paige is made and how it is
Arizona republican., 1915-01-28
DRIVEN TO IT

My husband used to fuss when was late dressing to go anywhere but he doesn't now
 No; he told my husband that he always sets the clock forty minutes ahead. d."-Boston Traveller
Arizona republican., 1915-01-28

 ROUTE |S IN
 GOOD SHAPE
PhoeniX-Y -Yuma-San Diego Road Better Than It Has Been for Years, and Work is in Progress to Further Improve It

That the Borderland route is in better shape than it has been for a long time, is the statement of Sec retary l.. w. Alexander, of the Yuma chamber of commerce. in reply to inquiries by prospective tourists Re- ports have been circulated, it is claimed, which were derogatory to the Borderland, and more than that, absolutely untrue. It is partly in answer to those reports that Mir Alexander writes as follows:
 The road between Phoenix and Yuma is in better shape at the present time than it has been for years, every foot of it being passa- ble. The state is building bridge across the Gila river about forty miles above Yuma, which they ex- pect to complete in very short time and will shorten the distance between Yuma and Phoenix consider ably. Between Yuma and San Diego a large gang of men and teams com menced last Monday to lay the blanks across the sand hills. work which they expect to finish in less than thirty days. This will eliminate the dreaded Mammoth Wash and will shorten the distance on this road some forty odd miles besides making it easy travelling, for the roads are fairly good.
 The bridge across the Colorado river at Yuma, which is the only wagon bridge on this river within 1900 miles will be finished in the fore part of March. 1915 which will facilitate matters greatly.
 "The Borderland route can he travelled 3e5 days in the year regard less of adverse reports. as there is no snow to contend with at any part and rains are of short duration No such rains as those of the latter part of 1914 have been experienced in years"
Arizona republican., 1915-01-28
RESERVE BOARD
Continued from Page One)

either of such courses may be i'm perative It's duty plainly is not to await emergencies but by anticipation to do what it can to prevent them.
Arizona republican., 1915-01-28

Fancy Jap Rice, 3h lbs. for 25c. Extra Fancy Jap Rice, lbs. for 25c. Fancy Head Rice, 3 lbs for 25c. Extra Fancy Head Rice. 2ih lbs. for 25c The best rice in Phoenix. No. Soft Shell new crop Walnuts, lbs. 35c.
 Flour that never varies in quality Every sack guaranteed. Moses Best Hard Winter Turkey
 Wheat. A ID. Sack. k............ $1. 10 Moses Best Hard Winter Turkey
 Wheat AS lb. Sack. ck...........S2.0 S2 .05 Moses Best Hard Winter Turkey
 Wheat. 9S ID. Sack. .......... $4 .00
 McKEES CASH STORE It
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29

Gs miiroe aIs ein ucailg BELT" ange-
jeben mer6en. Solten Sic Muiierten
uns SEN &rieg erfldren, 10 uiirben
lte uns p0uig mebrlos firoen. Sic
f0m1ten bon ibren %rereinigten Meari-
nen genug &riegsldiffe eriibrigen,
INN uniere Marine 5u 5erltoren. ln6
lie f0nmten I'M Motbfaae Elm paar Mr-
meeforps l9iden, Inn uns 5n bette
gen, obmobl ba5u idon ein @rmee-
forps geniigen miroe."
@ir beba11pten, SOP 9err Marim
ielbit fem @ort bon Sem gluubt, mas
er so 5uiammenfaielt. gr meiB gang
genolt, oaB Sic Maiierten iih mobl
bitten mirOen, Sen Ser. Staaten Sen
&rieg SIT erfldren un6 6uB sic SS6ee,
lie f0n1rten Damn elm poar Mrmee=
fors beriiberididen, gerabe5u abiurb
lit. 8eitanoe aber Sic gertnglte Sc
fabr, 6oB Elm embargo uns in einen
@rieg pertpideln f0n11te, 10 mare es
einfah Elm @erbreben, in elmer 10
ffritiiden 3eit sic 8offen a11Ber 2an=
oes gu ididen, 5umoI mem @err
Marim @edt bette nit ieiner Be-
bo11ptung, 6aB Ole Muiierten uns Dol
Zig pebrlos fin1en miirben.
@o5 uber Sic mirthihuftlihe Gette
Ser Mngelegenbeit o%nbetrifft, 10 lit
ii9 natiirlih ie6er intelligence @meri-
farer gor5 flor boriiber, 6oB Ser
@affenbam6eI oem amerifmiider
@olfe a1s iol9en gar ridts 1uiBt, baB
ser ga115e Hrofit in sic Sai9en elmer
perbdltniBmdBig %geringen Mn5obl
BON 6abrifanten flieBt, un6 6aB emo
lid a1h 6ieier Hrofh, uenn er ielbit
IN bie Miuionen gebt, gur mdts at
be6eltter bot I'M @erglei9 nit 6em
gur nidt in 3oblen ACKNOWLEDGMENT
g9a6en, SEN @on6el un6 @o1r6el ba-
burh erlei6en miifien, 6oB mir uns
oa,rb Ben fdmodoouen sda@er un-
iere1r dtpeitbeiten 41116en in ser @elt
fir INNER mfrem6en. Mit einem
@orte, ser ga115e M11fab 6es Serrn
Marim lit DOM erften Big gum lebten
Gate rnebrlide Spiegelfedterei. 81
Ierbings lit sos midt 5u bertpatn6ern.
9enn eS tit eben p~latter6ings unn0g-
lid, 6ie boar ral1ben6e Snfamie Die
ies Sunbels NIT einem ebrliben
Mrgumem at bertbei61gen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29
9nfprmatipn fir aQe
2~un9en:2eibenbe

Sic Sabrifn1ten bon @dman's Ilteraz
tibe iin6 gerne bereit, 8eri9te iiber 3eiz
Iunqen bon @6ipinbiu9t unb eiu Bid<
lem bon SsSutere1e ben 2eibenben 5u3uz
5enben NIT Snformatinn iiber 9idt ur6
frnde Suit. Inter ude bieien Sail
2141 susquebanna ape., 8bila., ga.
Stein iuertber @err! 3mei Sabre
lana lit ib an 2ungerbluten, nnb fpd=
ter6in bate i'd einen fdlintmer Gnq ppn
2ungenfieber. Radbeut ib geniigenb &c.
heilf mar, I'M @anie 9ernm5ugeben, blieb
Elm firdterIider bnfenber 3ufte1t gus
rid, ben teine pun alien Mebiainer, bic
ib 1abut, beber fpnnte. Gs tpar at jencr
i3eit I'M Wdr5 1902, ais ib anfirg, Cd
man's MIterattDe at nebu1en. 8tnnen
fur5er 3eit maj ttetn 8uiten fDrt, utb
Id iuurbe geiunb ertIdrt. Sd funn ntdt
dentta iagen fir bas Cute, has es bei
mir ertpirft bat. [absefirat.)
(1tnter5ei6net) 3ptuarb g. 4lpt.
gdman's Q~lterntipe lit febr tpirffan
bel 2uftrDbren > &atarrh unb f9liu1u1en
!6nIsipeben unb 2ungenbef9tper6en unb
ann Nnfbau bes @gen1s @ntbdIt feine
fddbIiden ober our @etppbnbeit tperben<
ben Mebi8inftoffe. Nebmt teine 9ub1ti@
tl1te an. @Ieine 81, reguldre @r0be
So. gerfanft bon leitenben Ipotbefern.
Gdreibt fir Bopflet Der 4eilrngen.
Gdu1a1t 2abprntprp, &btlabelpbia,
gerfanft pDu Der Mulitpr 9rug So,
ct. Glou6, 9ettit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29
&ommt mQ6
st.. Gl0m0
Dr.. a. D0ran
Specialist
Bebanoelt &ranfbeitem
erfol9rei@ obne
G%birurgie,
tpirb i'm 6ranb Central @ptel
Samita9 Sen 8. Mai
iein unb uirb bleiben
Wmr etmem Sag
SDn mDr9ens 8 nbr bis
nabmitta9s 5 nbr.
gietet feline 9ienite obne @%ergntnngen

81. Goran, melder bonn Staate
~li5eniiert lit unb ipe5iel1e Nutoritat
Don Der Minneiota staatsbeboroe Der
Neoical graminatoren bat, Die be.
oeutenoen Iomns uno std6te 6es
staates gu beluden, bietet alien, mel
DE auf 6ieiem 8eiube fir @oniuI-
tation, examination porfpre9en,
ireien @atb ON, ausgenommen bic
Auslagen fir Me6i5in. 4aes, mos
fir oieie 4ertbpoaen 3ienite nerlangt
miro, lit, ooB ie6e Perion, bic Be-
bnnoelt miro, bos eraieIte grgebnib
ibren Greun6en mittbeilt, mo6ur9
ben &ranfen un6 Angegriffenen in
ieoer stobt un6 2otoIitdt betpiefen
miro, oaB feline 8ebon6lung ornebm-
borer @eiie fiber un6 gepiB IN ibrer
@irfung 1T.
Io9 ieinem spitem teine Opera.
tionen mebr fit g~linooarment5iin.
oung, @olenitein, @eIdpi;lite, 4ropf
o6er getptiie 4rebsdrten.
&%ranfbeiten bes Magens, Der @in'
getpei6e, 2eber, oes Blute5, Ser 9ort,
Merpen, bes &er5ens> Der Mil5, ser
Mieren, 8laie, datarrboliider 9mub.
beit, Mbeumntismus, Sciotica, Mnla.
rio, Bettnesen, 8eingeidmulit, idDc.
DE 9ungen unb iolde, melde longe
lei6en6 iin6, tiefiisen6e @rorHfde
4%ronfbeiten, tpelde Ser 41nft BEG So
milienar5tes eeipottet, fonten nidt
perabid1rn1t ,peroe1.
@enn Sbr Nieren. ODER 8loi en-.
babt, bringt cine 5uei I'm.
gen Gloide l1rin CUR urteriudung
NIT.
Be6enfet, boB oiefe freie 0herte
nur fur einen Sag gilt.
gerbeiratbete Gra,1en miffen in
ibrer @dnner fomr1en
uno Minberidbrige NIT ibren @ltern.
St. s. 6. 9prau, @inneapulis, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29
gertbeioi8mn9 oes @af=
feni6a6ers.

Ger befar1nte grfinber unb @af'
fenfabrifant @uolon Marim bot Ell
men langen Iuf1as seibrieben, porin
er Sic @affe1tli%ef erungen on Die VII
liierten 5u redtfertigen, ia ols Die
ginloil1ng elmer polferrehtli6en Ser
pflidtung bin5uitellen periubt. limb
INN itb Sen Mnidein ser Nel1tralltat
5u geben, madt er eiige anerfeme1r=
Sc gemerfungen lber Ste Iiidtigfeit,
sic gbrlid)feit ur0 an0ere ifdtens-
mertbe gigenihaften 0es 0eutlden
Golfes unO Iteut II. q. oie befanntlif)
lebr umuabre 9ebauptatng m1f, oaB
sic Geutiben piel au flltg unb 81
praftiih ieien, UNI Sen amerifanll6en
Observation-Disclosures lire @anblungs=
meile 5u per0enfen. Natiirlid meib
@err Marim 1ebr mobl, BOB 0ieier
eler1oe Sha9er in 2eutidlan6 eine
gan5 1%1ngebeure grbitterung mudge-
rufen bot. l1nb Ste 0eutlden miiB-
ten ia a11b cine Nation bon S6ma9=
f0pfen lein, menn es anoerS mare.
Mber senau 10 unebrlid ltn6 Sic on=
oeren Irgume1tte, nit 0enen 9err
Morim SEN @offenba1rbel pertbei0igt.
go idreibt er gum 8eiipiel folge1t
0e5:
Sin getpoltiges 9apitaI lit m1ge=
monot moroe11, I'M Sic bereits BE-
iteben6en 6abrifen 5u nergr0Bern.
ginige bon ibnen iino Elm poar mol
10 grpB aIs friiber; iie iin6 Sag uno
Nudt I'M @etrieb unb beiddftigen
tuu1enoe unb obermals ta11ienbe bon
amerifuniden Mrbeitern. 8are es
nidt UNI Sic ge1po1tigen Muiien bon
@riegsmateriol, tpelde Sic Mumerten
bier beitent boben, 10 miirbe bas ame-
rifunil1e @olf be1te sic i9limi item
3eiten baben, Sic es iemals erlebt
bot. @er tpiirbe bic merifaniiden
6ubriforfen fir lire @erluite ent-
idaoigen, tpenn Elm embargo o1f Sen
grport bon @riegsmnterim gelegt
miir6e? @er tpiiroe SEN Maiierten
SOS. @el6 mie1ergeben, bos lie idon
inn @oruus be5abH baben? 8nbrlid,
es miir6e SEM omerifmi1dyen 8pHe
midt gefauen, I'M flint 9ollars ODER
auh n11r I'M bte 9alhe bubon per
&opf beiteuert 5u meroen, I'm Die
@erIuite ser amerifanii6en 6abrifm-
ten uno ser miierten tpieber gut 5u
MAIDEN. @ir miiiien 5u6em be6en=
fen, 6aB 6ie Ser. Staaten nidt bas
lette @ort in Ser Sa9e 81 ipreden
baben. Sic Mniierten miilien ous
merifam1de &riegsmaterid baben
unb lie miirben ein embargo a1s ei-
men unfreunbli6en Mft betra6ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29

men, tpeiI er idor i'm erlten staoium
oes &rieges Der 9elo zines romnnti-
iden Mbentellers tpor, tpelfes mad)=
tig on uniere Hbantaiie appeaierte.
Ger &rieg NOR faum a~usgebrofen,
90 madte iib bereits ein oeltider
3eppelim auf, I'M ben 5ran5oien Ell
nen nodborlid)en 8eiud ab5ultatten.
Gus mar in iener furdtbaren 3eit,
ols ieoen Sag gauge 6eutide 9ipilio=
men niebergemebelt muroen unb
ma11dmal ein ein5iser fran50iiider
Gbaleur burroert nlanen gefangen
nobm. Mud SEN Zeppelin ereilte Elm
furhtbores gdidial. 3enn gum
@liid fir 6ranfreih NOR @arros aui
Sem Soften. gr eripabte BEN 5eino,
idmong lid iofort mie ein a6ler in
Sic 2uft urr6 i~tir5te iih nit toober=
adten6er Sopferfeit auf Dos getpal=
tige l1ngetbiim. Scout fur5em Sample
gelang es linn oub, BEN 5einb gu Be-
itegen. Weit ieiner son5en 9eiabung
fiel Ser Zeppelin ser gernihtung an
beim. Merbings tp1rbe auh Cor
ros getootet. Mber cine lolde alei=
mgfeit fann einen fran50iiiden Sell
SEN niht genieren. @arros batte iid)
anfdngIi6 ieIbit fir to6t gebolten,
Sebr balb aber mad)te er 6ie erfreu=
lide gnt6edung, bog er nod ONT 2e=
BEN NOR. Gorouf reilte er iofort nod
Nuris unb idrieb fir Sic 6ortigen
3eitungen eiret1 8eridt uber fem
BrabourItuf.
nn6 nun erfabren mir, 6aB @or=
ros in @elgien gefongert genommer
moroen lit. 8ie Die 9eltiden Dos
fertig gebrodt boben, lit uns ein
Mddtblel. 9em minbeitens Elm 6u=
ten6maI boben mir in Ben fran5oli=
Iden geri9ten, Die 6o4 befnm1tli6
immer tpobr iinb, geleien, felt jener
eriten &eloentbat 6es l0tpenmutbigen
@orros b6tte11 6ie bel1tifen Tlieger
cine iolde Mngit Dor linn, baB tie
ie6esmd @eiBo11s ndbmen, meru1 er
auf ser 8iI6fIdde erideine. @fr
miiiien olio tpobl armebmen, oaB
@orros Ned nit ieiner Moidine
batte, 6aB irgeno et1pos m1Ber Sro=
1n1ng gerietb unb ooB er ob1tir5te
uno in betd11btem 3uitonbe in Die
Sdroe ser 0eutiden fiel. SSm Srorrf-
reid bot 6ie @iobspolt obne 3meifel
groBe geitir3ung berporgerufer
Muf Ser mberen Seite miro IN
3euifIan6 ie6enfaas GROCER Subel
berri9en. 9enn Ste @efangennabme
oes f1trdtbaren @arros be6eutet BET
maize 10 piel tpie Die gerni6tung Ell
mes feirbliden Mrmeeforps.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29

1LOSO ny fAIiGI'CuL- 1I0Sb hSSOCI6l1Ous
Dom ~. &pbertS.
cine @eltenb,it in Der ameritanifden
politit. bod nur ielteu gelinst Is BET
Suftia. Der Eater bobbaft gu tperoen
unb fe gu i~iberfibren. Mus oieiem
@runoe 3og Der proaeb eesen Roberts
unb befen Mit'dul6tge allsemein bos
grDbte Snterehe unb bic i~ntenfipfte
4ufmertfamteit auf ii@ uno fem aus'
gang nerurfadte grobe 9efriebtguns
unter ben anftdnbigen Glementen ber
gep0lteruns. 2eiber 1T bafiir &C.
forgt. baB bic gere@te @trafe ni@t ~
f9tper auf oen Derurteilteu latten
tpirb. Gs tuerben ibnen i'm @efdnss
nis ale m0sliden Grlei&terungen unit
pripilesien beuillist un6 uabri@ein'
li@ miro tire Straight aud nod De'
fentli4 pertir3t tperben.
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Ser g~eian9ene Snftifus

gnoli9 boben mir mieber einmal
Elm 2ebens5ei9en erbalten bon einem
often Sreunbe, ser un5 gar5 aus Ser
Giiierlinie peridmunben moot. 9as
lit ser Mniatiffer @orros. @r 1T al=
ler6ings EN- Sran5ole, iogor ein
gong rabioter Sran5oie, aber mir bot
ten i'm troB6em beinabe lieb getpo11=
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6atal |.

6atal.
Yrin3ipalin Ole einen &unben be-
bient, lei1e CUR 8ertduferin): rRletz
tern sic bod mol uuf bic Setter,
JrGulein, i4 babe Elm God i'm
@trumpf!"
@ertduferin: r4@ -. i@ audi"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29
Don Der Strofe erei(t.
Mtapor BON 9erre @dute iue8en
@ahlihmiuoel3 perurteilt.

Donn 81. @oberts, Der Mapor bon
Serre 9aute, Snb., bot Dor penigen
9agen cine fedsidbrise @efdngnis>
ftrafe angetreten. Mit etpa fanf5ig
ODER fe@3ig onoeren polititern BON
9erre 9aute tpurbe Ct bes Mablbez
trugs angetlagt uno nod einem inter-
eTanten pro5eb 3uglei4 NIT oen meis
ften anberen Mngetlagten i4ulbig be-
f1n6en.
Mublbetriiaereien firb ni4t eerabe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29

SIS Mubber EIotten $500 per Gtnf
$1,000 @oIofronen $500 per @tid
$500 siIber=Jiiuung SOC per stid
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~AFFECTlONA1E PIE ISs
THE KIND WHERE THE
TOP CRUST IS STUCK
ON THE LOWER ONE.'

Seine loien 3dbne mebr. Nporrbea
ober Niggs @rnnfbeit bes Munbes
un6 Seq 3ubnfleiides perl1riaden bic,
len 9euten 6as 2o5merben ibrer 3ab.
ne un0 baben Sabre lang Sic meoi'
5iniihen unb Observation-Disclosures
oermirrt urb murben als unbeilbur
atgeleben. Nporrbea meidt gang raib
Ser reuen geban6lung bes @matin
Sporodlori6e.
@ir iino poalfdnbig ausgeitatht,
TIM guren Sal gu %bebur6eln, un6
pem SIR in Ser Office noripreden
molt, miro es un5 freuer. gu9 sic
geban6lung 5u erfldren un6 @u6 5u
iogen, mos in gurem perionliden
5aae obne iebtDeoe 5or6erung ge=
i6eben fam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29
st. Cloud Dental Parlors
r. A. o Y Eigenthuemer
8 II I.

Ser 9ragoner Mii1er murbe Bel
elmer uebung our@ einen % an3enffid
leiht DerleBt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-24
Compare a Canadian
Summer Trip With Any
Other of Which You
Have been Thinking:

Out OF this country a
trip abroad-(in fact, account of the
war. the only adjacent foreign trip
practical bic this year)-to the Cana
dian Resorts.
The charming Highlands of on
tariO," including the picturesque
Georgian Bay; the beautiful Muskoka
Lakes. with its Royal Muskoka: the
Lake OF Bays. with its Wa-Wa; the
Algonquin Provincial Park OF $780,
600 acres. Maganetawan and French
Rivers and virgin. peerless Tina gami.
Unusual names for an unusually at
traCtive country. new to many Amer
leans A surfeit OF scenery among
the pines and balsams. Pure air. fish
ing. bathing. boating and delightful
people
Everyone who has ever visited the
Canadian resorts is keen 20 go again.
Obtain our free illustrated guide
books with maps and table OF the low
fare round-uip tourist tickets which
VIII be in effect this summer. Let us
plan your trip and make reservations
for you at hotels or boarding houses,
or II you like. can arrange for a cot
tage for the season
c. A. AfcNutt. Passenger Agent.
Grand Trunk Ry. Station. South Bend.
Telephones: Bell %: Ho 5093.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-24
PLAY AND WORK
BOTH SCHEDULED
Chamber of Commerce and
Northern Indiana Motor Club
Members Will Visit North
Liberty on Tuesday.

Good roads in northern Indiana will
be given another big boost at North
Liberty Tuesday afternoon and even
Ing. on this occasion the Chamber
Of Commerce and the Northern Indi-
ana Motor club will invade that town
10 participate in a meeting at which
! better thoToughfares viii be the sole
topic Of discussion.
South Bend. Mishawaka, Walkerton.
Lakeville and all the surrounding
towns viii send delegations to the
meeting. which gives promise of being
one OF the biggest good roads meet
ins ever held in this section OF the
state.
More than 60 automobiles from
South Bend will be i'm line for the
trip. while a committee has been
working in Mishawaka and has enlist
ed between > and 20 ears. Farmers
from all parts Of the county have sig
nified their intention of attending the
meeting.
one of the subjects to come before
the meeting will be the proposition Of
| having some 20 miles of road. declar-
ed by the county surveyor TO be in
first class condition. accepted by the
county commissioners. a petition Will
probably be circulated at the meeting.
asking the commissioners to accept
the road, which will make a large adj
dition To the small amount of mileage
already credited to the county.
Everyone who can muster an auto
mobile has been asked TO meet at the
Chamber of Commerce Tuesday after
noon ut 1870 o'clock. when the start
viii be made. An invitation has also
been issued TO others not owning cars
to join the crowd. as the local com
mittec does not want to have a single
car in the turnout that is not filled.
At 1870 o'clock. at the North Liber-
~ town hall, the big dOings of the day
viii be held. and speakers from South
Bend. MishaWaka, North Liberty and
the surrounding hamlets are slated to
appear.
Before this event is staged an ex-
Cellcnt program of entertainment has
been arranged by the North Liberty
men A baseball game is the first
event scheduled for the afternoon.
Business men of South Bend and
Mishawaka have issued a challenge
to the busin, men of North Liberty
and Walkerton, and blood is sure to
flow. &C cording to advance notices on
tho teams.
The supremacy of the horseshoe
thrOwers in this section Of the state
/ VIII also be decided during the course
or the afternoon. j. NJ. Stude baker,
ST.. who has repeatedly pitched his
way to the championship of South
| Bend viii take on John Bowman of
North Liberty. who has earned quite
a reputation in his own baliWiCk as a
| handler of the shoes and the odds
are even" on the respective abilities
of the two contestants.
\ tug of war has also been arrang-
ed. and the ladies of North Liberty
ner. Music Will be furnished by two
| bands and by the Chamber of Com
merce chorus. and the singing section
of the Motor club.
This meeting Will take the place of
the regular Thursday night smoker
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-24
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