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1 i t1 I11 I If I lj if in I i M1 i ir rf nfii mii aaw a a i aaaaMaaaawaaai a 1 i i 1 tiWPtM mWfM rMMMmrMrMDf MMWmm MBF MM mm 7f ULJ MWMf mkwk Lfc ftAi aw pkiwp wi iva irm1 tvum rirm jiv a 14 u5B in wz JEHEJ5QE3LWAtNIJAILT NEWS SATURDAY MAY 2 THE PORTLAND BACHELQR APARTMENTS WttWS mss fV fji I I I fcih Store Closed Mondays 8 DO YOUR SHOPPING THIS EVENING These are Specials for Tonight ij Hi 8 81 81 3 Belts Elastic webbing nil colprs grey and gilt buckles or leather Fronts 39c Mens Balbriggan Underwear Summer weight shirts and drawers 39c a garment Sanitol Preparations Choice of any for 15c Air Float Talcum Powder 9c box Imperial Longcloth 12 piece 98c Cocoa Door Mats 29c Table Tumblers 2c each Picnic Plates 5c dozen Womens Summer Vests Low neck sleeveless lace yoke 2 for 25c Mens Handkerchiefs Hemstitched and initialed 6 in box for 42c Toilet Soap Many well known 5c brands 7 cakes 25c Childrens Wash Hats Made of white pique 25c Indian Head Suitings 10c grade for 8 3c Ingrain Carpet Yard wide 45c quality for 29c Tin Cups 3c each 81 as3EesegsbKi Lake George Hotel Under new roanasenKMit One of the finest lakes In Moithern In dlana Excellent spiing watei bathing flshlnft and hhade Hates 1 BO per a JSOO per week Ad dress FuXford Fremont lud Every Sunday EXCURSIONS Round Trip Faret Detroit 250 Jackion 150 Hillsdale 1 SO Ray 75 Fremont 75 Angola 75 Waterloo 55 Auburn 45 oiiespondiiiRlv low firi lo find fioni liitelitmllilltf hIhIIiiiii Train Imp Km Aawn ii 1ft foi lj ktmri Iittiolt niil Intel m11 Up still Ion hIro ul ii id foi Hills dul I id Interim didle points LAKE SHORE RY DECORATION DAY EXCURSIONS Low Sunday Excursion Fare ticket sold Stmdlv Ma will lie good returning on all tiains nf Snnd May 30 and Mondav May 1 ex cept trains Vis I1 L2 25 and 20 Particulars fiom Agents LAKE SHORE A Michigan Southern Ry MANY PEOPLE THERE THE FIRST ANNUAL FIELD DAY BROUGHT OUT BIG CROWD Traction Company Handled Over Eight Thousand Passengers to the Park How to get the most for the least use a News classified ad Phone 120 It aiioinly efelmiated hat from eight to ten thcMissiiid people were piibent at the Driving paik Fiidayaft einuoii to witness the fiist annual field da of the Fort Wavne public hchools Thv event was ery successful in even pmUeular and a neat Bum was realized above the actual expenses whkh will be devoted to puuhaising additional equiprmnt for the fuither ance of phytlcil culiuie training in the citv schools The piogTani commenced shortly after 2 oclock and thanks to the apa ble work of Professor Henry Meer Miss Carrie Snlvely and a coips of Judges each event took place on scheduled time and the full program was gone through by oclock A torps of assistants from the Turners consisting of Mestis Felget Nlcs Fieuehtenlcht Fortriede Slniminger Luenliei ei and lieckel and Messrs nittei JroBJean Hobhatt Fjench and Knight from the high school acted as judgeb and btaiters In the various events The last eent on the progiam a mass drill by 2000 pupils plowed to he one of the most teniark able sights evei witnessed In Foit Wayne and each pupil performed his or hei pait with exact piecisioq The Dining paik was donated for the oc casioti The ti action com pan as con fionted with a haul pi obit in moving the people fioni the paik to the clu at the close of the eveicihes and although even cai at the compan demand Including General Manager Kjnnions pihate tai Lawton was piessed IntuseMite It was Impossible to iuoe the tlnong without deli The suniinai of etnts Jhls rftaid Hash rblvlh grade Persls llond Moagland fiist klde Hess Mlnei second 1 line 8 sec ondb Seunth GradeLouise Jesse Hainid first Olga Hire leffeison second Pauline Gdlers Ifolton thltd Time 8 seconds Kljhth guide II Hohlman Ilanna fiist Knthtilne McCuid Hoagiand sec ond Thi a ltuhland Jefferson third Time 8 14 seconds 44 Yards 13os Hela Race Gioup No Extra charge for the total disability feature in the Complete Protection Lifo Insurance Policy of the ETNA COST OF AETNA 20 YEAR LIFE COMPLETE PROTECTION POLICY PER 1000 Age Id 25 80 35 40 50 65 JO Rate 2312 25 09 27 56 3059 34 37 39 25 45 75 54 94 6405 No 1 Jefferson school time 49H seconds Group No 2 Washington school time 55 seconds Group No 3 Lakeside school time 58 seconds 280 Yards Girls Relay Race Group No 1 Jefferson school time 30 seconds Group No 2 Holton school time 32 seconds Gioup No 3 Miner school time 3114 seconds 75 Yaids Hoys Race Sixth grade John Henz Moomingdale first Clarence Hiidbon Holton second Earl DUffey Ilanna third time 9 seconds Seventh Grade Orlie Don ovan Hanna fjrst Howard Wolford Haimei second Rtlla Archbold Clay third time 8i seconds Eighth Grade Lawrence Hunting Jefferson fiist tidward Dochter man Clay second Lachrane Clay thltd time 3 seconds The school principals claim an error in announcing the winners in the 50 yard dash for giris of the seventh grade and 75 yard dash for boB of the tlxth grade and It is possible that changes may be made in the foregoing list High School Events 1 00 a id Liash Senlors and Juniors llond first Swane second Zook third Time 10 seconds 100ard Dash Freshmen and So phomoios llarnhlll first Scott second Woiden third Time 11 seconds Pole Vault Wise first Paul Hai rod second Tuttle thiid Height 9 feet Running Hioad Jump llond first Swayne second Wise third Distance 18 feet 6 inches Runninj High Jump Wilkins and llond tie Swaile thiid Height 5 feet 7 Inches Shot Put Snayne first Bond second Distance 35 feet 8 Inches High School Relay Race Boys 440 Yards SenlorB first juniors second sophonioies third Time 38 seconds High School Relay Race Girls 220 Yards Juniors fiist sophomores second Time 32 seconds Bachelor K0lfbhn5nytler EnoYarxh Apartment House EK SiX sr aJ nd The ex imitations of condensed milk fioni the Inlted States have shown a ven lapid giowth In recent years the total value being In 18Ci 21978 In 180S M71G70 in l00i 1139402 In 1905 2n6fil6 and in 1908 2455 186 DONT WANT HIM VVAMIJWroN Mny 29 Daniel linti hIkisc ekitkin a delegute to llie uincMloii of thi Intel natlunal Iohk plioiiinuiH nsnotiitloM Is being opposeil dnioiiK mm Iran IimuN Is now commls sonei kom hI of Inimlffiatlon having tem i Iiohcii to tlir oftUe lat Decembor 1 Ji HlilMit Itoowwlt At lliat Ump Mr Kctfi iiifslikiil nf the Iingnlioie Inqulre of CHARLES ORR Gepmi Agqnt 132 Berry St Fert Wiyne Ind VWmSy7JmmMMwm ukjTAiMMM fjMWMWWWMWMTM aMMMMMMSMMMtWllBMMMMM tMwMWWMWMMMt JutMMMMMMl kjilllll Daniel Keefe men aroratlon ami for a long tin Itiul been iiiifplcuous In thii work of thi organization He also bad heeri ft Mr president of the American Federation of Iaboi and a member of the Illinois board hoard of aihltratlon When chosen for Iranrteratlorr TommlnstoTrer he war or posed by reiuin labor leaders and for a time It was thought fne nomination nould not fc conflrmea He lontt lived In Stiffs go but his home now is In De troIU The Portland the three story bachelor apartment house which Is being built at the southwest corner of Webster and Washington atreets by MIm 8rah Craw and Edward Craw Ii to be the first of Its kind In the city It I to bo built of brown pressed brick and will be absolutely fireproof It will contain eighteen suites of rooms with all modern conveniences including steam heat and a pneumatic cleaning system In the basement will be two suites of offices and lounging room Work on the building lr being rushed and the apartments will be ready for occupancy early in the fall THE MAY FESTIVAL FIRST CONCERT BY STEINDEL TRIO ENTHUSIASTICALLY RECEIVED Bruno Stelndel Again Proved MasterMagnificent Concerts This Afternoon and Evening The May festival opened Friday evening vylth a concert by the Stelndel tilo which was heard by a wildly enthusiastic audience composed of all kinds the husband who went under protest because his better half wanted an escort the tempermental Individual who looked thoroughly ecstatic and foolish while was going on the person who went to get culture and was awfully bored but afraid to admit it and Just the ordjnaty every day man and woman to whom music once In a while is a genuine plcasme relaxation and benefit Really the success of the concert was remarkable in view of the handicaps which the hall provided Tho artists were vlslblj worried by the low expansiveness of the rink which swallowed tone as a siee tanes nater Through Inexcusable negligence there was almost no ventilation In the cramped building and the place became towards the end of the concert unbearable But It Is only fair to add that these difficulties aie not to be feared for this afternoon and evening for an orchestra will fill the hall us a soloist cannot and those In charge will undoubtedly remedv the ventilation trouble But the audience bioke Fort Wayne traditions and was lemarkably appreciative and good natured perhaps because It had been ghen to understand that the concert wis perfectly good and thoroughly deseiwn of their applause Mr Stelndel expansive grin is enough to capture a Fort Wayne audience and Friday night he was unusually liberal with this as well as with encores The fact was the program was short ami needed padding HOW ABOUT IT eVEN WONDERS OF THE WORLD Is the topic of the Sunday evening seimon lecture at the Wayne Street Methodist Episcopal dmicb corner of Wayne and Broadnaj aoon music seats free A HometLIke Church Claud Travis paMoi Sabbath School 8 30 Morning worship 10 40 a Epworth Leagvw 10 Evening Worship 7 30 but the impiomptu nature of it made it all the more enjoyable To the man up a tree there Is not much to be said about Mr Stelndcls playing It is marked by all the nego tlve virtues an absence of muddiness of unceitainty of tone and of the other naughtinesses which the cello can commit If Its master Isnt a good disciplinarian In addition to this the aforesaid man up a tree notices In Mr Steindels work a richness and Infinite variety of expression a cleanliness and distinctness both of technlc and of idea and in general an air of having something worth while to Bay which are the primaiy vlitues usually last acquired by concert soloists In short he doesnt criticise he just enjovg It is bealthy to bear playing like that and If one has an ear for harmony at all he comes away thoroughly refreshed Hugo Koltsthak who did the violin woik Friday night had his troubles too The king of Instruments generally sheds his Crown when the cello enteia the court room and Mr Kort scliaks violin sounded strangely wheezy and trivial after Mr Steindels big noble music Then Mr Koitschak suffered from a lack of good common sense It was not very flattering to the audience nor creditable to his own taste that he selected for an encore an unaccompanied arrangement of the sextet fiom iAtcla It may have been very wonderful as technical fireworks but it was not music only the cilmlnal mangling of music Mr Stein del did the same thlng an unaccom panied ariangement of Schuberts The Sea in a masterful way bringing Into play appaiently all the marvelous resources of his Instrument His work was artistic taste and good common sense Mr Koftschak can do good work In fact has done here but Friday night he was either unduly flustered by the hall or had an unreasonably low opinion of his audience Feidfnand Stelndel the eighteen year old nephew and protege of the cellist presided at the piano and was a delight His woik was solid finished and balanced and made a tremendous hit with the audience He felt the informality of the occasion sufficiently to play the monkey in a thoroughly amusing way and this did not detract a bit fiom his sprightly plajlng The work of the trio left nothing to be desired The program this evening is a glorious one The first half will consist of the cantata The Swan and the Skylark sung by the local estival chorus under the direction of Professor William Miles The soloists will be Miss Perceval alien soprano Miss Margaret Keyes contralto fJaniel Beddoe tenor and Relnald Werren rath baritone The remainder of the program will i a Wagner group that Is remarkably representative of the composer work consisting of the overture to The Flying Dutchman the prelude to Lohengiln the Ve nusberg music from Tannhauser and the curtain ringer to Das Rhelngold The Morning Musical is still far from making expenses on the venture but a good house this evening will materially help in making up the deficit ARE CIVINUWMIUMS FORT WAYNES MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION TO GET BU8Y Several Members of Organization Said to be Violating the Constitution of Body Several merchants members of the For Wayne Retail Merchants association are alleged to be dlstiibuttng premiums in direct violation pf the prganlzatlons constitution and energetic action In regard to thismatter will be taken at the next meeting of the association in the Commercial club rooms a week from Monday evening Several pf the cases are particularly interesting as It is declared that the giving of premiums has continued for some time 4p In addition to this the meeting promises to be unusually Interesting In other features Judge Richard Er win has been secured to deliver an address and It la probable that his topic will be The Retail Merchants From the Viewpoint of a Lawyer A number of other things will also come up before the meeting which it is believed will be one of the most largely attended of the jear Of Local Interest Leonard ITartzell has been appointed Tort Wajne manager for the JPhoenlx Sick and Accident Insnianco company The breaking down of a coal wagon on Main etreetjnear Clinton early Satur TONIGHT 815 PM at Princess Rink Last Grand Concert of the MORNING MUSICAL MAY FESTIVAL Chorus of One Hundred Voices FOUR GREAT SOLOISTS THE Theodore Thomas Orchestra Admission 150 1 50c i i lifc3 ii fegSggu 5riiajP zriIIT hJ wSaK fllfBaiHiiJ lalWu ftW wwtiEit3timmMzwMaiMm a pi Ha id til ma ffl mMmwM OliO WtM uuij gj ay mornln blocked traffic on the Easr Main atreet car line for an hour The board of health hat given formal notice that all grocers mut keep core4 up the fruit and perltbabla food iturfr which are left ouUiile of their HiopiO Oerm beirlnit fllea are comln and thrf provision la made In the Interest th public health Miss Theresa Hammond who bat been employed as awteaeber at the tAIJen County Orphans home will take charge of district school No ln place of Miss Kdlth Wllkeraon who Is now at thu Lutheraa hospital convaleiclni after an attach Of appendicitis A WOMANS MIND Is as changeable as the wind on some things Butthere Is one subject on which you will find itas steadfast as the sturdy oak That Is In the matter of GROCERIES She knows what she wants andj nucu sue nun is liio ultt uD Hon is where to get IU PRICES Butter fresh cojntry i 23c i Peanut Butter ro1Bo Butterlne l1Bc Peas Early June 3 cans 25c Corp fancy and sweet 3 cans 250 Tomatoes 3 cans 25c Pet Milk Be 6 for iio Pet Milk large family dozen 100 Macaroni lb 6c Rolled Oatd bulk lb 4c1 New Potatoes 2 qts lQci WIEGMANNS GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET Home Phone 582 1215 LAFAYETTE STREET rtfk Quality Printers fTB fek fMmm mi iii ji If you do not believe it just ry our work Vc dont pre tend to be the biggest neither do we claim to be the cheapest but we do say our work is the Best Ginn Printing Co Th link Shop villi ih Know How Phone 374 Opp Cathedral FEET There are pld feet and young feet And little feet and great Tretty fett and homely feet And feet that jlo not mate There are tender feet and tough feet And narrow feet and wide Short feet and long feet And feet you like to hide Its quite A feat to cover feet In style and comfort too And If this is vi hat youre after Ill tell you what to do Just take your fei to Klugs And fit them with his shoes Then jour coma will neer bother And you neve have tho blues Klugs Shoe Store 14Q8 HANNA FROILTAH CHAMOIS A French Oil Tanned Skin Guaranteed Washable Use one on your motor ear The 35C size Just what you need for gasoline straining Ladies will find hem the most satisfactory thing to use on furniture or for window cleaning PRICES 10c 15c 25c 35c 75c Miss Emanuels CHEMIST 8HOP 115 West Berry Street Telephone 485 1 ffif TOLEDO ROUND TRIP via WMfl Sunday May 30 Train 545 a Small cost big results News classified ads For the Business Man and Business Woman Too Many business men and business women too alwajs lunch either at the MARYLAND or tho INDIANA whenever they lunch down town Th main reason Is bacause these two lunch rooms give ab ALWAYS OPEN solutely the quickest service In the city Other reasons for busy people and some not so busy eating at these places are their great variety of home made lunch delicacies their fine coffee and because both restaurants are scrupulously clean and everything is kept In the best of sanitary condition Maryland Lunch Room Opposite Court House North Indiana Lunch Room South Side of Main Street Near Harrison lf I i Ii i ii Mi i i i i Utr ti i JWftrtf i Vkh iftfyfiW3drWW srt.