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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01
FARMER CONVICTED
ON LIQUOR CHARGE
South Bend Man Tells Court
of Buying Booze at Home
of Edward Reed.

CASSOPOLIs. Feb. IS Edward
Reed. Dowagiac farmer. was con-
victed OF violation Of the prohibition
laws BY a jury here late Monday
afternoon that reported IN less than
20 minutes.
Reeds conviction came after John
Stewart OF South Bend said he pur-
chased several quarts OF liquor rom
the defendant al his home north Of
Dowagiac. Lewis NJ Rinehart and
Merton L. Fisher. special deputies
testified they SOW Stewart carry the
whisky away from the Reed back
yard.
Stewards testimony was put in
over strenuous opposition by William
J. Barbara. defense attorney. who
sought 20 Giscredit Stewart because
OF a conviction for assault in St
Joseph county. Indiana. and an eX-
tortion charge the defense claims
IS now impending.
Reed declared the whisky found
buried in his yard was purchased
from Stewart. He denied that he
had ever sold the latter any moon.
shine
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01
SIGN CONTRACT IN
ELECTRIC GO. SALE
Goshen and Warsaw Plants
Sold to Midwest Utilities
Co. for SI.l00,0OO.

GOSHEN. Ind Feb. 2s.-An-
uoyncement was made here Tuesday
night that a contract for the sale of
the plants OF the Hawks Electric
company OF Goshen and the Winona
Light and Water company Of War
saw TO the Midwest Utilities COM
pany Of Chicago. controlled by the
Commonwealth Edisou company OF
that city. had been signed. The
transfer wnI be made within short
time.
II is said the consideration is "a
excess OF s1.1OO,OOO. The two con-
Germs furnish electric current for
more than % northern Indiana cities
and towns. They Will become a part
OF a merger controlled 10y the Inter
state Utilities company. a subsidiary
OF the Midwest company Trs
Hawks Electrlc' company was estate
Lshed "A years ago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01
STATE RESTS CASE
AGAINST MOLLICK
Three Witnesses Testify
Against Boy Charged With
Killing FOster-Mother.
Special 20 The News Tim-s

Special 90 The News lines
VALPARAISO. FEB Zs- Wa
only the testimony Of three witnesses.
the state Tuesday afternoon rested
It's case against John Moulck. 8 vear
old orphan boy. charged with shoo--
ing 20 death his foster mother. 1ll
Robert Stoltz. at their home az
y anatah. Porter county Harry
stoltz. - year old son of the mcr-
dered woman aided the defense
when he maintained the shooting
was accidental He said young 1Iof-
lex had been submitted 90 abus g
and was no, intelligent.
1IoIick has given out one reason
for the crime. saying be was obse.s-
"a with p desire 20 KIN some human
being and Mrs. Stoltz was the drn
ne met. SINCE then be claims Dr. VAS
accidental
The defens in as opening state
ment said 81 would try and prove
M0llok's insanity. and doctors WI
be- called by the defense Wedneefay.
2IolEcE was taken from am o-7 %
asylum and reared by the woman DC
shot
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01
War Veterans to
Urge Bonus Bill
at Mass Meeting

a mammoth mass meeting viii
be held on Sunday afternoon at the
High school auditorium to record
public sentiment in favor of the
bonus measure now before congress.
The meeting IS being arranged by
the Veterans of Foreign Wars in
cooperation with the other soldier
organizations Similar meetings will
be held in all other cities
a program of local speakers is
ibeing arranged and il is hoped TO
obtain the presence Of all ex-service
men in uniforms and of civilians
who believe that the country owes
a debt 10 the men who fought the
war.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01
DISCOVER CLEW TO
SLAYER OF JAQUITH
Cass County Authorities Work
ing on Shotgun Lead in
Search for Murderer.
(special to The News-Timcs.)

CASSOPOLIS. Feb. %. - Cass
county authorities believe they have
information that will lead TO the
identity OF the slayer OF Roy L.
Jaquith. South Bend business man,
near here Feb. s.
The lead. which they believe will
solve the shooting OF Jaquith riding
alone IN his Dodge roadster on his
way 70 his Mottville farm, Is the sin
sic barrel shotgun left behind by the
bandit when several automobiles en-
route to Vandalia, hove into view
The shotgun was of Victor Arms
company make and has been traced
to a Chicago distributing house.
Chicago detectives are assisting
Sheriff s. p. wyman in locating the
branch house through which he
hopes TO locate the purchaser
Authorities discount the story that
JaQuith was lured to his death by Z
mysterious telephone call from Cass-
opclis and that ne went there TO keep
q business engagement. The call to
Jaauith at South Bend on the day he
left for Mottville was from J. E.
Haley. Mishawaka. Fhey believe
Jaquith was held up by al amateur
road bandit and that he was familiar
with the locality in which the holdup
was staged.
DR. Fred BONNIE. noted Niles ocG-
list. who with several companions
was in the car just ahead of JaquHh's
on the night Of the hOldup. describes
the man he saw In the road as a
young. white man Of slight build who
wore dark clothes. DR.. Bonine told
Sherif Wyman the man made no at
tempt 10 stop his car, which was
travelling at a high rate OF speed.
He said he remarked TO his COM
pauions at the time the man in thu
road acted mysteriously.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01
PARAFINOWICZ TO
BE TRIED MAR. is
Saloon Owner and CelichO-
lOski to Face Trial for At
tack on Rozanski.

The cases in city court against
Roman Parafinowicz. soft drink
proprietor. 455 s. Jackson St. and
Leo CelichOloski, 735 Carlisle ST.,
confessed assailants Of Wladysiaw
Rozanski who lies in a serious con-
dition in the Mishawaka hospital
from fractured skull. were con-
tinued for hearing Tuesday until
March Is.
Roza lski Is said 20 be slowly re-
covering from his injuries. The de-
PENDANTS viii not .be given hearing
until such time that Rozanski viii
oe able to take the stand against
them. Parafnowicz and Selicholoski
are chaged with assault with intent
TO kill
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01
GRAVEL ROADS OF
COUNTY RUTTED BY
PAST WEEKS THAW
Improved Highways Reported
in Bad Shape-Dirt Roads
Declared impossible.

St. Joseph county improved
gravel roads are becoming badly
rutted as the result OF heavy traffic
over them during the thaw Of the
past week. Dirt roads are delclar-
ed to be impossible, and travellers
and truck drivers are warned not
to attempt passage Of highways
other than improved ones.
In other parts Of the state 1t Is
reported trucks and motor service
has been seriously impaired by the
condition Of the roads In this
county, paved highways have not
held up motor transportation to
any great extent.
That portion of the Liberty high
way between North Liberty and
Walkerton is reported to be in un-
usually bad condition heavy travel
OF touring cars having pitted the
gravel top surface. The road, how
ever. is passable
Roads impossible.
In Madison township all roads
are impossible except the Dogwood
and Bremen highway. These are
the unAN LWO Alll III - II III = II " a =
in this township at the present
time.
The Dixie highway is reported in
good condition from South Bend
south. The worst stretch is said to
be at Lakeville. where the recent
thaw has caused many machines to
mire. Trucks travelling the Dixie
highway have found il hard sled
ding TO rass through Lakeville, so
havey have the roads become there.
In the foothills of Mishawaka a
number OF automobiles have be-
come mired during the week, and
a general warning is issued against
travel over any highways other
than those improved with gravel
II is reported that the gravel roads.
although slightly cut up, have not
cut through the base gravel, and a
little resurfacing Will place them in
good condition for use this summer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01
MANY OTHER LOCAL
PERSONS CALLED
BEFORE u. S. JURY
Federal Officer Serves u
Subpoenas Here for Mar.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01
Last of Wrestling Bouts
In "Y" Bows Division Held

One hundred boys were present
at the monthly Together dinner
and meeting held IN the Y. NJ. c. A.
last night. The final wrestling bouts
in this division were held. In class
A. kid" Jordan was the winner.
Young Dressler won the class 3
bouts and W. Case was successful
in class c.
There were Il wrestling matches
held last night. finishing the humid
red bouts which were included in
this class George A. Cooper, ath-
Jeic director Al the "Y'' was IN
charge OF the bouts c. W. Gamble,
head OF the boys department ar
ranged the program. Coach Elmer
BurnhaIn. OF he High school. spoke
on. ~Sportsrna nship." Music was
furnished by Hullinger's Junior or
cheStra
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01
VIII Seek to Raise LeUel
OF Northern Indiana Lakes

LAPORTE. Ind, Feb. 2S.-An
effort VIII be made 20 raise the
level Of the northern Indiana fresh
water lakes by the state geological
comm ission. according TO NJ W.
Tucker. here Tuesday gathering
data. Indications point TO the fact
that drainage or the Kankakee
river bottom Is not responsible for
the lowered Level OF the lakes. the
drainage being northeast.
Following the survey which will
made this spring. action 10 save
the lakes will be taken.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01
Downtown Fire Witnessed
By 200 Persons: $50 Loss

Fire. originating In pile OF
straw and excelsior stuffiings in the
harness shop Of Edward b Haver.
did damage estimated at $50 10 the
Talbot building. Main 81. ans Cofax
av. last night shortly after 7
20 clock.
The harness shop Is located In the
rear OF the building. on the ground
floor, and flames burned through
the ceiling into the lodge room OF
the Order OF Ols before Eremen
succeeded in extinguishins them.
Although not at all spectacular. the
conragration attracted more than
200 persons.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01
alleged 'Beaters" Of
Board Bills ArrGigned

Two defendants, each charged with
a boarding house. were
arraigr ed before city Judge Du-
Comb Tuesday. George Field. 72Z
W. Division 81. was found guilty o.
failure 90 pay Rubin Pape, the com.
pleinaut. and vas dned s. and costs
Claiming 60 have secured employ
ment and that he would make all
possible effort toward evening the
slate with his landlord. Milford IL
Evans, los S. limerick ST., Mas given
until March TO make good The
case was continued untu that date.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01
Sign Contracts for
NetU S250,000 Hotel

LAPORTE. Ind, Feb. 2s.-Con-
tracts for the erection Of a S25O,000
six-stOTy hotel IN Valparaiso We're
signed by the Valparaiso Hotel Co.
Tuesday night. William Lemke,
contractor. will construct the bull
ding Providing construction - I'm
ished by March OF next year, he
viii be donated the site OF the bull
ding by the company. Lemke IS
constructing the hotel with his own
money.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01
Gas COMPANY HIPLOYE
OVERCOME BY FUMES

WE--@ . WoEE n TT"|"| .
Scott S.. near Division ST. JohnI
Kruig1er. 4s2 Ka-ly $50 Ga caser
employed ty he G4s Co. narrow
esca ped asphyCatiln az the reeus
OF a Leaking gas main shortly aGerI
9 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Com-I
panion workmen were unable to -
suscitate him and the police arubu-I
lance. called on account Of TIE -
cident. Was not required
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01
DECLARES HOST OF
GAUDY FURNITURE
SPOILS HOMES ART
Second of Better Home"
Lectures Given by Crane
Dress Demonstrations.
TODAYs PROGRAM

3 p. m.-DeHgn and planting OF
a 5O-ft lot. illustrated by col
ored. lantern slides. +. A
Cushing Smith al high school.
.. m.-"Maximu,n Beauty at
Minimum Cost. third Interior
decorating demonstration. Ross
Crane at high school.
8 D. N. * "City Planning for
Your Community" illustrated
By colored lantern slides. r.
4. Cushing Smith at high
school
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01
Cummings to Become Member
of Accountant Firm Here

NJ. 7 Cummings. whose resigna-
ton as division chief Of internal rev
enue al the South Bend office be-
comes effective today, viii become a
members OF the public accountant
firm. Chambers and Grove imme-
diabely. The company's name y 10
be changed 10 Chambers, Cummings
and Grove. and viii have their Off
ces in the Citizens Bank building.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01
SEE BITTER FIGHT
OYER TRAFFIC LAW
AT COUNCIL MEET
Council Chambers to Be Scene
of Heated Discussion Over
Hull Ordinance.

Council chambers at the city hall
next Monday night will be the
scene of one Of the most heated
discussions held here in recent
years, it is said, when the traffic or
dinance sponsored by Councilman
George +. Hull. OF the First ward,
is called up before the members of
the committee OF the whole for fur
Their action. The ordinance was in
troduced at the regular meeting Of
the council last Monday, passed
first and second readings and was
referred to the committee of the
whole for a report.
The ordinance would hit the
parking OF automobiles in down
town districts. specified in the
measure. to 80 minutes, and It
would also compel the machines to
be parked parallel TO the curb.
Citizens opposing the measure, it
IS declared. are leaving NJ stones
unturned in their endeavOr TO kill
the ordinance or have Il indefinitely
postponed. while those in favor Of
the passage Of the proposed law are
do.rg their utmost to gain converts
TO their side and both are PREDICT
ing g word battle when the mat
ter IS formally discussed before the
city fathers.
Majority Favor Bill.
A small minority OF merchants
operating on Michigan St. the
most affected by the pending meas
ure. il is said, are putting forth the
argument that the law Will mater
tally injure their various business
enterprises. while the majority, il
is claimed favor the bin and be-
lieve that instead OF hindering their
business prospects It will actually
aid them in selling their wares.
Those opposing the measure. 1t is
asserted. want the ordinance
amended so that IL will permit
parking for not more than one hour
az a As degree angle.
Parking laws OF several cities OF
Indiana and lower Michigan have
been procured by Councilman Hull
it is said. and the majority OF these
measures provide for 30-minute
parallel parking on the main streets
q the cities. while some Of the
cities only permit Is minute raral-
lel parking.
The council. II IS alleged il al
most evenly divided on the measure
in its present form. and the chances
for an unusual fight on the floor OF
the council chambers when action
on the proposed law is taken Mon
day. IS predicted
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01

No. 10 Hose Co. reports a chimney
FIRE at the residence or z. Derron,
1915 8. Carroll ST. al $40 o'clock
Tuesday morning. There was no
damage
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01
Jobn ElarVyark. 1921 IoneIey av.

John Szarwark, 1921 DonEley av,
arrested Saturday charged with pass
fn- street car while unloading
passengers. was found guilty by
Judge Chester Z DuComb in city
court Tuesday and fined s. and
costs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01

Right mixture makes good NOR
Tar.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01

TOOTH CAUSES -eTONACH ACHE
TOLEDO o. Feb C2--Wfillhm McClaren ha
RE teeth pulled last November. he swallowed on
~ them Troubled with stomach ache" he wer
"a doctor. who removed the tooth from McClaren
lung.
Payette enterprise., 1922-03-16
TRY THIS CODE.

Some Payette people may have
been too busy a few months ago to
make New Year resolutions, or they
might not have had time to fran a
set of good resolutions to guide them
through the year. For their conYen-
ience, and believing they will appre-
ciate them, we have prepared the
following, which we suggest as a
code worth posting up where you
can see it several times each day:
l will smile at least once day,
and twice on Sunday.
| will attend and support church,
for my own and the other fellows
good.
| will make my family happy, be-
cause a happy family will add to my
happiness.
l will love myself less and my
neighbor more.
l will plant tree, few shrubs
nd lot of good deeds.
l will not kick unless / know what
l am kicking about.
l will vote my own vote and run
my own business.
l will subscribe for my hometown
paper-read it-and see that it is al
ways paid for at least one year ahead
Payette enterprise., 1922-03-16
COUNTRY VS.. CITY.

You can fool around the city, till
you're old enough to die, with yer
soul a-gettin' smaller every minnit
you'll ketch yerself a-longin' fer a
stretch of azure sky, or a medder
with some clover-blossoms in it. You
can hang around the shady-spots an
loafer dens of town, tryin' to make
'em think you are contented, but
don't you sorter realize you're irwin
to swaller down as big a lie as ever
was invented?
You can jog around the pavement.
OF enjoyin' any load, an pretend that
you are happy though retired but,
blame it all, you'd ruther trot along
country road, where license am
policemen amt required. You
cen speed up all you want to, or
slow up like snail, or take a nap
| reckon if you're sleepy,-you
dream about acity man a-sweatin'
in his Jail, an the very idea starts
you feelin' creepy. :. Now listen
to afeller that is able to advise
II wouldn't be the truth if I denied
1.-THE little farm you live on is next
to Paradise-don't pine for city life
until you've tried it.
Payette enterprise., 1922-03-16
FRUITLAND LADIES ORGANIZE
WHITE CROSS LINK

After learning of the work of the
American White Cross the ladies OF
Fruitland formed a Service Link
with the following elected officers:
President, Mrs. A. A. Steetler
Vice-Presidents, Mrs. F. B. Spain
hover and Mrs. Grant Fisher; Secy.,
Mrs. E. j. Sheman; Treas, Mrs. H.
S. Black; and Girls Commander,
Mrs. G. c. Todd.
In speaking of the work Mrs.
Stellar said, 1--WE ladies believe this
is a great and much needed move
ment and it is our purpose to tell the
people of our vicinity about it and
give them the opportunity to be-
come members. We invite everyone
to learn about the work and do what
they can to help promote it,"
Payette enterprise., 1922-03-16
Obituary.

! Albert l.. Jackson was born in Min
nesota September 10, 1855, and pass
ed from this life March 4, 1922, at
Long Beach, Calf, leaving wife,
living at Long Beach; a daughter,
Mrs. E. F.. Harper of Payette, Idaho;
three brothers, w. B. Jackson of
Baker, Ore, and Alexus and George
Jackson, of Weiser; three sisters,
Mrs. John w. Davies and Mrs. Boise
G. Riggs of Emmett, Idaho, and Mrs.
Benson Ashley of Halfway, Ore.
Mr.. Jackson came with his parents
to Idaho nj 1878 and settled for a
time at Boise. Later they moved to
the Payette river and there, in the
year 1879, he was married to Sallie
Glasscock To this union was born
one daughter, mentioned above. He
came to Weiser in 1890 and followed
farming and stock raising until five
years ago when his realth failed and
he moved to Long Beach. Seven
years ago he was married second
time, Katherine Cope of this city,
who survives him, becoming his wife
They have been happy in their Cali
fornia home and his health had i'm
proved until he seemed his old self
once more.
On the day of his death he and
Mrs. Jackson were planning to at
tend an Idaho picnic and he had Just
run his car around to the house pre-
paratory to starting to the picnic
grounds when he was stricken with
paralysis. He lived but couple Of
hours, sinking into unconsciousness.
and passing away peacefully to his
everlasting sleep.
Funeral services were held at
Long Beach yesterday afternoon at
four O'Clock, under auspices Of the
Masonic order of which he was a
member. Interment took place
there.
Albert Jackson was one of
Weiser's most highly respected, citi-
zens and his death was distinct
shock to all of his friends here. The
wife, the brothers and sisters and
other relatives have the sincere SYM
pathy of the community.-Weise
Signal.
Payette enterprise., 1922-03-16
THE PRESS AGENTLEss PAST

When Alexander led his host
And made himself top-notch
winner,
Nobody read the Daily Post
To find out what he liked for din
ner,
When Caeser said, "The die is cast
And waded forth to fields of glory
The papers never searched his past
For dope to make Sunday story.
When Cleopatra vamped some king
Until, poor goof, he lost his noodle
The paper never said a thing
About fair Cleo's Chinese poodle.
When Shakespeare dallied with the
stage
And wrote his classic melodramas,
Nobody scanned the feature page
To read about his pink pajamas.
Gilmore in Wayside Tales.
Payette enterprise., 1922-03-16
A LESSON FOR ADVERTISERS
(Yuba City (Calif.) Sutter Inde-
Mar. 16t3.
pendent.) J


pendent.)
Just the other day we saw an ar
ticle which read something like this I:
Once upon time, am an had a
furnace which was not heating his
home with satisfaction. One day he
became angry and going down to the
basement stood before the furnace
and exclaimed: mot another lump
of coal will you get until you give
me more heat" The poor fellow
froze to DEATH
Herein is lesson for advertisers.
Some men put little ad in the
paper and of it doesn't bring the re-
suits that he expected, he says: 81
won't advertise again until the other
ad brings results So the poor fell
low freezes to death.
If you want further proof of this,
look up statistics and compare the
figures of failures, among advertis-
ers with the figures of failures of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. who freeze
to death.
Payette enterprise., 1922-03-16
CHICKEN PIE SUPPER.

The ladies of the Baptist Church
will give chicken pie supper at the
Y. M. c. A. dinning room Friday
evening from to $50. A special
table will be set for business men
and a special invitation is extended
to all merchants and professional
men to attend
Payette enterprise., 1922-03-16
SLUGGED THE EDITOR;
WHAT'S THE USE?

An editor at Bartlesville, Okla,
was severely beaten up the other day
by piliceman who didn't like an
article that the editor had printed.
Another editor wisely and truthfully
remarks that this has been a COM
mon happening ever since Gutenberg
invented priting, but that editors
everywhere go on printing the truth
regardless of fists, knives. guns or
cannons. Isl.
Payette enterprise., 1922-03-16
KA(1'(15<S
Cash
Stores
Money
Saving
UNITED STORES

all around old, true and tried friends
You would much do business with established reputation
whose word is good than with whom do not know.
advertised
questoned Behind goods stand
brains of inventive minds bending
the standard and lower the price Of their food products
Nationally advertised they
nationally advertised but because they have stood the acid They
have been approved by the public quality and
We SELL IF NOT SATISFIED sef-pro-
tecton sell only goods of unquestoned merit