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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-06

gam size fJA-JO II THsn or pay me nt--
Ample room FOR ; or I residences. Call
Bell I'LL. Home G696 or see owner at
factory. 81 Hydraulic av.
WHITCONIB & KELLER
FOR SALE.
rooms house. l.. Howard st.
room house (bargainl, King st
room house, W. Smith st
room house new. y. OBrien st.
room house (bargainl, +. Bowman ST.
room house. ;. Lafayette St
IermS-Cash or Payments.
WHITCONIB * KELLER.
Farmers Trust Bldg.
FOR SALE-Brg bargain In two River
Park lots. ON corner. near 14th and
Pleasant SITS. Size S3x132. Would cut
into three lots. Sidewalk IN. At about
Onehalf original cost Cost owner $1,000.
but will sacrifice Tor $500. Owner resides
in Michigan. Can Home 6696, Bell 1771.
FOR SALE-Very cheap: nine room
modern house. large barn. 642 IT.
frontage alley side and rear. No 424 y.
Cushing 81 Nine room house modern
except electricity, 30 fl. frontage. No. SIS
Cottage Grove nv. Prices or these prop
critics are so very low it will pay 10 in
vestigate. ii. NJ Kaufman, Bell phone.
FOR SALE room house, 1910 5. Taylor
st. South Bend. Acre tract with )
room cottage. Z room house near bust
ness center, Mishawaka. Terms 10 suit
purchaser. Berot5 & Moon. attorneys,
l36-l3S y. Main st Home phones 632S-
626T
FOR Building lots In Oak Park
fourth addition, southeast part OF city.
Near paved street and car line, con-
venient TO churches. schools and markets.
Prices $500 to $3.50 81 down and 81 per
week. South Bend Realty Co, 225 :.
Main st. Bell 1771. Home 6696 or 6697.
FOR SALE Residence 40 y. Scott; sew
on rooms and bath; gas. electricity
furnace. big attic, cement cellar. owner
leaving city.
FOR SALE-Seven room house on east
side, One-half block from Madison st
car line. Price and terms attractive.
WM HAPP.
jefferson Bldg. Phone 1911
FOR SALE-Eight room house. Just
north Of Singer factory. A good prop
erty. Could not be duplicated for the
price asked. Payments.
jefferson Bldg. Phone 1911
FOR SALE-An acre patch on the Nile.
road Dixie Highway. will probably
double in value in less than five years
See the new plat
HAPP & TAGGART,
Phone 1871 or 5251.
So. AT S1.OO PER WEEK buys a larg,
quarter acre building lot, on Niles cal
line, at State Line stop. Ideal location
for poultry raising and truck gardening
Owner. 22J :. Main St, or phone Bel
III; Home 6696.
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FOR SALE acres, good house fair
barn, some fruit and shade, close 10
South Bend. Price $1,000. Call 714S on
Home phone.
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JoHN JUNCzEwsKT.
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STORAGE AND TRANSFER.

FIREPROOF FURNITURE STORAGE
WOOdworth's Storage and Transfer
Line. Office rear OF Robertson Hotel E.
Wayne sc.
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FOR HENT-GOOd five room house; gar
den owner Bell 49,. Mishawaka.
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HoUsEwoRK AND DoMEsrIcs.

WANIED-An expert, nced g-rI Tor gen
eral htusewOrk. Mrs John Devine. lib
North Shore drive. Bell phone 322l.
Home phone 1893
WANTED Good girl or woman for gen
eral housework. Good wages lis T..
Monroe 80. Bell 1913
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

DO YOU WISH TO HAVE ANY OF THE
FOLLOWING WORK DONE?
CHIROPODY
HAIR DRESSING. MANICURING.
SHAMPOOING. EBECTROLYS SIS.
Phone for appointment
II Is l. q NJ + RI s HOP"
Bell go. 9Th FL. j. NJ 5. Bldg. Home 6191
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Best corner lot in Meadow
brook Farm sub. corner MeadOwbrOOk
and More Dame roads. for sale at bar
gain. Size 1JX2JO IT, cash or payments
Ample room for or residences. Call
Bell I'LL. Home 66g6. or see owner at
factory. 81 Hydraulic av.
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FOR RENT-Two cottages at Dewey lake
all furnished except linens. Fine bath
ing beach good fishing: Z miles from Do
wUgiac Inquire Of T. L. Jones. K. +. ID.
Nc /. Dowagiac. Mich
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growing town; factory center. with
railroads; good farming country; viii
pay 500 to 500 monthly. This will
stand inspection. Address Box b. C..
News Times.
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FOR SALE-Acre lots one block from
Portage av. car line. Will furnish money
TO build after small payment has been
made. Terms $40 down and SO per
month. Our automobile is at your service
TO see these lots. INDIANA TITLE q
LOAN CO. 122-124 \. Main 81. Bell phone
1852; Home 653S
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FOR ENCHANGE-Larg apartment
house. Income S12J per month House
all modern and centrally located: best
money maker. Want farm or smaller
city property. Apply az AS :. Lafayette
ST
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FOR SALE. Is. 3i-in. sprinkling hose
from &c TO 1Sc. Have a fine moulded
hose at PFC. 15c and fSc; won't kink.
and absolutely the best for the money.
Avery ard Hull. 20S Y Main st.
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Get a Position-Get Help
Barter and Exchange
HORSES. HARNESS. CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE-2O heau OF work and drlv-
ing horses. 4 years old and up. 20 be
sold az once Lehman and Wallace. 1Oc
Feed Barn. 116 Mil St
FOR SALE-Obe L0yai Baron driving
horse City broke: 1 yeariing draft
colt Home phone 7G24.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

case. cheap FOR cash. one PLAYER good
as new, including about 60 rolls One up
right dark oak case. one baby grand
Martin r. Pane. los :. Mich. 81. Second
floor. Both phones S22A
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DOGS, BIRDS, POULTRY.

FOR SALE-YounC spring chickens
2222 Michigan av. Home 3340; Bell 30.
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WANTED-Men 10 WORK IN baby car
rage factory. Apply in person Sid
way Mercantile Co. Elkhart. Ind.
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OPTICIANS.
BEAUTY PARLORs.
PHOToGKAPHERS.

Don't Wish for hut GET GOOD PIC
TURES by sending your films 10 us by
mail. We develop and print pictures in
eight hours.
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WANTED-At onCe. . good painters. APP
ply Bruno Luzny. 111O W. Division st.
Bell 26SG. Home $3.50.
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FOR SALE-Eight cylinder 6-passenger
Detroiter with winter and summer
tops Excellent condition; 500. Bell $40
Purkey garage.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-Sweet potatoes. cabbage. to-
matOes, canliflower. pepper. egg plants,
and all kinds Of flower plants. Corner
Lssalle and Lincoln Way w. Bell phone
S697.
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"TRIATON''-Rom rertilizer-$1.5 80
per 100. Eckerley. 2115 ElwOod av
Both phones.
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W ANTED- Married man as collector and
solicitor Tor life insurance. Salary aud
4. II. B3er Supt. Conser-
vative Life. 400 Dean Bldg.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-12
DO YOU KNOW HOW A
FELT HAT Is MADE?
And if You Do Know, Do You Know
Difference Between a Soft Hat
and Stiff 0nel
BOTH STYLES MADE FROM FUR

WASHINGTON Jan. 29.-Air OF US wear
hats, and many OF US. what are known
as felt hats. but how many know that
they are made o: fur, or the difference
between a soft felt and stiff one?
One Of the latest exhibits in the
division OF textiles Of the National mu-
scum at Washington shows clearly just
how such hats are made--from the fur
TO the finished product-and includes
many OF the latest and most popular
styles ready to wear, as well as special
shapes manufactured for particular for
eign markets. rhe exhibit is acc )mpanied
with photographs illustrating scenes in
the factory OF one OF the largest and
best-known American hat manufacturers
These enable the observer to connect the
materials, apparatus and finished produ-
ucts shown, into a tangible story. For
the benefit OF those who cannot see this
interesting collection. which is located II
the gallery OF the south hall OF the Older
museum buildingsa brief review OF the
process is given herewith.
In the manufacture of one OF the mos
popular brands OF American hats the ful
Of North American beaver, South Amer
lean nutria, Saxony hare and English and
Scotch coney are used. When the pelti
Of these animals are received at the fac
tory they are first washed with whal,
oil soap. after which the long. coars,
hairs are removed, since they would tenC
to make the felt too rough. The skim
are then treated with nitrate OF mercury
a process called "carroting," which give
the fur its Telling properties" making 1
knit together when hot water and pres
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-12
Ignition Caused
Much Trouble in
0ld-Time Motors

I'm connection with its offer TO ex-
change a Haynes Light Twelve" car
for the oldest Haynes automobile run
ming. the Haynes Automobile company
has asked that each old car owner state
the amount OF repairs that he has had
to make on his car" said Charles Cork
hill. of the Nebraska Haynes Auto Sales
company.
THE repair lists that have been sent
in fully point out the hardest obstacles
automobile makers have confronted and
overcome In the past The automobile
Is a highly organized mechanical sys-
tenn and no stronger than its weakest
part. The problems OF the motor car
makers have been first to produce horse
power and In the second place TO find
an efficient means OF changing II into
mileage.
The replies to the Haynes repair in
quiry TO date have shown that a good
share OF the early troubles was traced
to the ignition, which originally was de-
pendent on dry cells. The cells ran down
easily. were OF uncertain quality, and
delivered weak spark. Many OF the
old car repair lists show their heaviest
item when the owner dispensed with dry
cells and parted with an expenditure fol
the latest and most improved type OF
magnetic. OF recent years the magnetic
has been superseded by the storage bat
terry and generator. I'm most of the bet
ter makes of cars
Gear ard ignition troubles have al
been overcome. The paramount moderr
I difficulty Is carburetion since the market
gasoline constantly includes lower hydro
/ carbons. Water jacketed earburetors anC
better type vaporizng devices are over
/ coming this difficulty and the automo
/ bile repair bin is fast shrinking to min
utc PROPORTIONS"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-12

avoid slams. He also learned the
crouching attitude that bothered so
many opponents later.
Corbett himself was no hick at
picking things up. He first learned
the left lead with Walter Watson OF
the Olympic club in Frisco. Later
he took on every big man that ever
came to Frisco, including John l..
Sullivan, who was at that time the
champ.
Jim watched professionals box,
watched their footwork, their leads
and their styles. When he was fin
ished he was the greatest heavy
weight in the line of c'everness that
ever lived.
johnson Also Absorbed Information
Didn't LII Artha' johnson &c
around picking up stray bits in the
pugilistic grab bag? He first wen
with Joe walcott as a rubber. He
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-12

and knock the Filings out Of the
others teeth. Willard does this.
Johnson had a great left which
was always interfering with the
other mans breathing apparatus or
centerboard. Willard has this.
Johnson was great at making a
man think he was very close to him.
AS the other let fly Artha' pulled
away and then pounded his oppo-
nent in the body. Willard does this.
Johnson caught his adversary's
leads while they we're still in the
air. He didn't block with the glove
against the fee to catch them as
the old-timers did. Willard does
as Johnson did.
willard is not as fast as Johnson,
nor is he the punisher the big. black
fellow was, but right now he is q
pretty fair invitation and quite a
husky man.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-12

with ESQ. Then came oldham. Dubuc.
Loudermilk. James. Steen and Cavet.
II Is reasonable to suppose that Jean
Dubuc will show a vast Improvement
this year. He was injured last season
and never attained his best form after
ward. When right, the Frenchman Is
a clever hurler
james should he Help.
The regular Tiger staff will probably
consist OF Dauss. Coveleskie. James,
Dubuc. Steen and Loudermilk. with Old
ham and Cavet In reserve.
Bill James should be big aid this
year lie was bought late last season
from st. Louis in an effort to head off
the led Sox. lie was not equal to the
task. but is very capable pitcher never
theless.
Coveieslie and Dauss should prove az
effective as they were last season. II
fact, the big Pole. who bore the brunt
OF the Tiger box work last year. seemed
az his best In the fall Covelesl1ie tool
part in fifty games. pitching a12 innings
Walter johnson was the only man VIII,
pitched more in the American league.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-12

punch that sent Jeff Keeling in Reno.
but left ended the quarrel, John
son studied that blow for years.
Billy Jordan, the old announcer, de-
clared that there is no punch known
II ringmen that is as deadly as the
right uppercut. There is no block
for it and when 1t lands the call is
for ammonia and lounge.
Willard has this blow down to a
hickey now.
~ Copies Old Champs Uppercut
He has most OF Johnson's stuff
eating out of his hand.
He is an infighter Of no mean
ability, as we say at the club.
Johnson's great trick was to hold
a man in the clinches, smile a bit
talk a bit, and then. when it looked
like waving fields of daisies to tn,
| other guy let fly with right ,or lief
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-12
BRANDEIS TEAM In
CHICAGO TOURNEY

CONTINUED from Page one.)
large new gymnasium and that Mills
has already signed up many games with
out side colleges is serving as a great
inducement for local stars to enter the
Catholic school. Les Burkenroad and
George Parrish will probably be seen
gracing Creighton uniforms next season.
The Brandeis are also laying plans for
next year. Manag Isaacson has promise /
Of some of the best basket ball talent in
Omaha for his 1917 team.
with the Players.
Hovey, former right forward of the M.
K. Smiths OF the Commercial league. is
now playing with the Clarks in the Tri-
City league.
Dutch" PLATE of the Brandeis will be
somewhat handicapped in playing this
week. Plate sprained a finger Friday
evening against Nebraska City.
The First Methodists completed its part
IN the Church league last week in fin
ishing OF fthe last of its scheduled twelve
games.
Spike" Puryear inaugurated his come
back with the clarks Thursday evening
with SIX field goals. Puryear had been
unable to perform because OF bad
Manager Gartner of the Townsend
Tigers overlooked a good thing when he
let Fuzzy" Mcfarland slip through his
gate was gobbled up by the Ciarks.
Fuzzy made good with the Clarks
Thursday night and Is now a regular
on the Tri-City league quintet.
Bud" Kearns and Charles Worth OF
the physical department of the Young
| Mems Christian association were arb
terss at the state basket bali tournament
/ at Lincoln.
Now comes Bud" Kearns with the
| proposition OF picking n team of masked
marvels to play the Brandeis Stores next
/ Saturday. Bud would choose the team
| and coach Il for the occasion.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-12

watched Joe day by day and got an
eyefull. Later he was a trainer for
Frank Childs and a great Eany 9TH
ers until he landed in Frisco to box
Kid Carter. II was there that John
son learned all his tricks.
He started his career there and
made his great rep.
Willie Richie was only a prelim-
mary boxer until he toured the coun-
try with Packey Mcfarland. Look
at him now, Sergeant; look at him
now"
Willie became the lightweight
champ later. He is still some
mauler.
Willard, you can readily lamp
was quite q wise young person II
picking up the things II took John
sen years to learn. 49,
Johnson's right hand uppercu
was his greatest asset. 1t was thi
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-12

tcrs. and all reports tend to show that
Il is a satisfactory fuel. needing only
minor adjustments to insure practically
perfect operation. II is estimated that
Ametica will produce over 100000 gal
Ions OF benzoi In 1915. but this has already
heen tagged for use IN making carbolic
acid. dyes and explosives. Taking tho
YIELD of benzol as being about two gall
Ions to the ton OF coal, and assuming
that it's manufacture was developed TO
the limit. we should DO able to produce
about la50OO.oOO gallons per year This
would prove OF material help and It IL
hoped that further Investigations Will
serve TO show that Il may oe made avail
able on a basis remunerative to the pro-
Queer and sold at a figure which will
tempt the motorist to try It out.
alcohol IL another fuel which has been
tested with varying results. and we have
practically unlimited raw material from
which to produce it. Hitherto. however
conditions have not been desperate
enough TO tempt its exploitation as q
commercial proposition. but now the time
seems to have come to develop its pro
duction on a basis sufficiently great &C
afford substantial relief TO the fuel
starved motorist.
From time to time the motoring public
hears OF new fuels made from moth ball
or other weird and wild compounds. bu
30 far none OF these seem 10 have stooS
the preliminary tests TO which they hav'
been subjected.
'"ro sum the situation up. It would sp
pear that either the man who runs al
automobile must within the next year o
two curtau his annual mileage or alter
natiyely to increase his mileage per gal
lon Of fuel, the gasoline producer mus
employ intensified methods Of distulauo
OF a new fuel must be developed. Tn
United States is In a better position tina
the rest OF the world In regard to tn
fuel proposition generally, and aithoug
the private motorlst may be paying
70 30 cents a gallon today, gasoline
over 81 gallon in Paris and IL from
, TO 90 cents at seaport towns In England
} Boston Transcript.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-12
BY TAD.

Jess Willard, like other great men
in any line Of business. learned his
game by keeping his eyes open and
picking up the good things shown
him.
Willard learned more in that fight
with johnson at Havana than he did
in all his other battles. and his box
ing today proves IL.
He Is not the only boxer who has
copied another's style. however.
There was Jim Jeffries, an awk-
ward boilermaker when he went "a
Carson City to box with Jim Corbett
He learned about left hands In thai
camp. and later had one OF the bes
southpaws ever seen In a ring. Aftel
that he went with Tommy Ryan anC
learned about blocking and how I,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-12
TIGERS ARE FAVORITES
Jennings Jungle Cats Almost
Turned Trick Last Year, and This
Year Have More Than Chance.
HURLING STAFF STRENGTHENED


DETROIT. Mich. March u.-Hughey
Jennings Detroit Tigers are the most
interesting team In base ball. The pres
ence OF the one and only Tyrus Ray
naond Cobb In itself insures that
The Tigers arc particularly interesting
this year. For II looks as II they have
an excellent chance OF winning the flag
In the American league.
Detroit came very near winning last
year. The Red Sox were better team
than the Jennings jungle cats solely be-
cause OF superiority on the mound. The
worlds champions had the best pitching
staff in major league Ease ball. The
Tigers had about the worst.
In sheer driving power Detroit was
and Is one OF the greatest combinations
the game has ever known. Extensively.
Cobb and company ruled supreme in 1915.
and bid fain TO do the same the coming
season.
Hitting Average Good.
Detroit batted for a team average OF
.s6S last year. This was eight points
higher than the champion Red Sox. Only
eight men hit over 800 In the American
league. The Tigers had two of them
COBB. OF course. led the league. with a
mark of $40. Bobby Veach finished
sixth. hitting .slS
Sam Crawford and 4darty Kavanagh
were just under the select 800 circle
"WRhoo Sam" hit .2e9. and KaYanagh
.2S The only weak sticker among the
regulars was Bush, who batted .22s.
The Tigers led in runs scored, In hits
made. In total bases and IN stolen bases
In fielding they ranked fifth In the
league
Jennings team win face the cominl
season practically as It finished the las
one. The ono probable change that ma!
be made Is in the infield. where Mart!
Kevanagh may displace Pep" Young.
Jennings Is particularly enthusiastic
over his prospects this year because o
tho fact that Burns will be ready 4
play regularly at the initial sack. Georg
was out with injuries large part o
last season. lie only took part In 10
games.
: With Burns playing first regularly
! Kavanagh at second. the reliable Bus
' ct short and Witt NJ third. the Detroi
'7field viii hold It's own with most 4
the major leagues The outfield. Cobt
Veaeh and Crawford. for all-around ei
, ficiency surpasses even the Rcd So
trio.
NeRch Improving.
y Crawford. It Is true. Is growing a b
Y old and slow. But he caa still hit IN
4 hall. II sam Is slipping Jack bl
Q Bobby VeAch Is Just coming up TO IN
4 crest OF his form.
Behind the bat tho Tigers are fairl
strong. oscar Stanage Is still 900
backstop. McNee gives promise OF d
Z veloping into a star. Baker Is a IA
: man.
The pitchers are Jennings big problem
IN They must improve materially over the
D. 1915 form 10 win the flag for him, b.
70 there Is every reason 70 suppose tia
- they will
10 coveleskie was the LEADING Detro
u twirier last year. He ranked nineteeni
p IN average runs allowed per game. II
mark was 1.B Dauss was next 20 hi
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-12
CEDAR FALLS CHAMPIONS
IN NORTHEASTERN IOWA

CEDAR FALLS, Ia. March n.-(Special
Telegram.)-The two days basket bali
high school tournament of northeastern
Iowa concluded tonight with Cedar Falls
champions. in hard fought battle wita
East Waterloo, byt the score of "a to It..
This mornings games were as follows: -
Cedar Falls, 81: New Hampton, II.
East Waterloo p; Mason City, 10.
Last nights games:
East Waterloo. %: Hampton, o.
Cedar Falls, 81 Gladbrook, TO-
Twenty teams entered the tournament
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-03-12
WAGNER AND WOLFE TAKE
THIRD AND FIFTH PLACES

TOLEDO, o., March n.-'rhird and NTH
places IN the doubles In the American
Bowling congress tournament were
landed by Bob Wagner and Phil Wolf OF
Chicago. with LEE today. Al Lea and
w. Rosenstreter. also Of Chicago. were
second high. with i.1IL