Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 September 1916 — Page 5
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1916.
UNDER TRUCK WHEELS
Lee Frederick Shepherd Loses Life When He Falls From Auto and Is Internally Injured.
A few hours after he had fallen beneath the wheels of an auto truck, Thursday afternoon, Lee Frederick Shepherd, 15 years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shepherd, of Taylorville, died at his home Thursday night.
According to the police, who investigate! the accident, the boy fell beneath the wheels of a heavy auto truck of the Terre Haute Hide and Fertilizer company as he attempted to get off of the moving truck. One of the wheels of the tnick, the police said, passed over the boy's body. Four of his ribs were broken. Internal injuries were the cause of the youth's death.
The police say the boy was a friend of the truck driver. At the Intersection of Seventh street and Washington avenue, as he attempted to dismount, he slipped and fell.
The boy was removed to his home at once in the Ryan ambulance. He is survived by a brother and sister and the parents. The funeral will be held at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon from the residence. Burial will be in the Grand View cemetery.
TTFTTm AS HIGHWAYMAN.
Paden Accused of Slugging and Robbing Pedestrian. George Paden, 23 years old, was arraigned in City Court Friday morning on charges of petit larceny. The affidavit was sworn out by Adolph Peterson, who alleged that on the night of Sept. 3, Paden sprang from the doorway of a saloon at Second and Wabash avenue and slugged him with a pair of knucks, robbing him of $11. Peterson alleged he was confined at St. Anthony's hospital for two weeks after the attack. The case was continued until Monday after Paden had plead not guilty.
COURT SENTENCES PAIR.
LaMonte and Clayton Woman Plead Guilty to Larceny. Harry LaMonte and Ella Clayton Friday morning pleaded 'guilty to a charge of petit larceny in the Circuit Court and were sentenced, LaMonte to six months on the penal farm and fined $150, and the Clayton woman to three months in the county jail and fined $50. hey were convicted of stealing a v,-a tcli from Charles Thomas about July :'0. it was said that the Clayton woman had taken the watch and aimed it over to LaMonte, who sent It ro his wife in Indianapolis, where it war, recovered.
FAREWELL RECEPTION.
By Hpc oial Correspondent. SANDFORD, Ind., Sept. 22.—About one hundred friends and neighbors gathered at .the home of Mr. and Mrs. Z. .T. Hux f,o give them a farewell reee ptiou '.pricir to -1heir -moving to-Shel-burn, Ind. Those present were: Mr. and JIrs. Will Hood and family and Miss Ethel Hood, of Terre Haute, Mr. and Mrs. A.. L. Boyer, Mr. and Mrs.
Will Hux and soil Cecil, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hux, Clyde, Clem and Ressa Hux, of Shelburn, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hux. Roy Hux, Mr. and M:rs. Vasco Hux and family, Mrs. Nettie Hale and family, Mary J. Bandy, Frank Bandy, Boyd Bandy, I.eus Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vermillion and son,'Mr. and Mrs. John Leek, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mink, Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Haymaker and family, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dusger and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Pennington and family, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hood, Francis l.-.lkrabeth "bandy, Mrs. Boyd Bandy, Raj Smith, Viola Leek, Ines Smith, Stella. N'ickelbaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Will Kulnier ar.d family, Grover Whillock,
Pa Tiine McCleary, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Vermillion and family, Ray Smith, Uzzy Bandy and Margaret Holaway.
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ENTERS IKE A THIEF IN DEM OF THE RIGHT
Devoid of All Pity, Catarrh Fastens Its Clutch on Its Victims Unawares.
Catarrh is one of the most prevalent of all diseases- Why? Because it steals upon its victim like a thief in the night. Td be forewarned is to be forearmed and ready to combat the condition, but catarrh gives no warning.
Before you know it you have catarrh. Catarrh usually is very hard to overcome.
Catarrh, affects almost every organ in the body and will finally produce a condition known as systemic catarrhs The circulation becomes poor and the organs suffer. The patient has a general despondent feeling. Sometimes catarrh resembles chronic malaria and again it resembles nervous prostration. The kidneys become affected, and the bladder and the stomach. Then come indigestion, pains and cramps after eating, kidney affections which so frequently cause backaches, especially upon arising in the morning, and many other ills too numerous to mention.
At the first sign of catarrh you
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should do something to check its course. The most reasonable, rational treatment is with a tonic one that will aid digestion, enrich the blood and build up the muscles.
Hundreds of thousands of people have proclaimed Tanlac ah excellent remedy for catarrh. First aid should be through the stomach, causing good digestion arid from this "hot bed" of human ills, good influence is sent to every portion of the body. Tanlac is composed entirely of vegetable ingredients selected for their purity and potency and gathered in many parts of the world.
Tanlac may be obtained in Terre Haute at Buntin Drug Co. Tanlac may be obtained in the following nearby cities: Seelyville, Mont E. Taber Brazil, Mendenhall & Artman Carbon, J. H- Throsp Cory. E5A. Stagg Farmersburg, Parish & Son Lewis, Matt Harrold Clinton, White's Pharmacy St. Bernice, J. P. Hartsook Montezuma, Burdock lrug Co. Dana, Dr. D. A. Smith Shelburn, Stark's Pharmacy Hymera, Cummings Drug Store Jasonville, Walter's Pharmacy Gilmour, C. C. Setty Sullivan, Smoot & Son Dugger, Charles Mason Linton, W. J. Hamilton Bloomfield, F1. L. Burke Clay City, P. T. Jett Carlisle, Ind., L. J. Winger Prairieton, Ind., G. W. Smith Prairie Creek, W. A. Williams Carlisle, Ind., J. N. Taineger Keystone, Ind., F. B. Fishbaugh Pimento, Ind., C. B- Huber.
PROSPERITY NOT DUE TO W
The White Front Sanitary Market 730 Wabash Ave. E-Nuf-Ced
We have just received another shipment of both fresh and smoked meats for that well known
Big Special Saturday Sale
We have the .most complete line of fresh and smoked meats in the city at lowest prices. All meats inspected and guaranteed. Plenty of clerks to attend your wants and courteous treatment rendered each customer. Delivery service at 7:30 a. m., 10 a. m., 1:30 p. m. and 5 p. m.
Do not fail to see prices in Star Saturday morning. This will be the largest sale of the season. U. P. Dardall. Arthur Worrell.
C. F. PENNYPACKER, Manager.
SAYS FRICK
Declares That Pulse of Trade' Is Strong In Nearly Every Department At Present.
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 22.—Prosperity in the United States is not contingent upon the European war, according to Henry Clay F*rick. Mr. Frick was in Pittsburgh on a hasty visit yesterday to inspect his new Union Arcade ^building, and last night voiced his confidence in the continuance of good times. "While the present excessive prospreity in the country may be dependent to some extent upon the war, I believe that conditions will continue good," said Mr. Frick. "The domestic demand for steel and other industrial products is very encouraging."
The only danger Mr. Frick d'peribed was labor troubles. He admitted that the railroad crisis was apparently at an end, "unless," he added, "the Adamson bill is found unconstitution al, which is not altogether improb j-able." i "All in all, the financial, industrial and general situation is Just splendid i we could not wish for better," he aeclared.
Speaking of the war, Mr. Frick said there was no immediate prospect of peace. "The hostilities are certain to drag on and on—at least for a year and a half more," he predicted.
The Chicago Packing Bouse Market
Massive Colonial Style Dresser
This exact solid imperial oak dresser with large, heavy French plate mirror, supported by strong standards, smooth running d»-| QC drawers
Weekly or Monthly Payments.
We are selling agents for the Queen Sewing Machine. The machine that has given satisfaction for a good many years. Every machine is fully guaranteed and has a full set of nickeled attachments.
$19.45
Pedestal Dining Table
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RAILROAD MAN EVANGELIST.
Rev. Lewis Delivers An Interesting Series of Lectures Here. A large congregation was present last night at the Walnut Street Free Methodist church to hear Evangelist Lewis preach from the subject of "Spiritual Discernment." The Rev. Mr. Lewis based his remarks on the text found in I Cor. 2:14, saying in part, that the natural man has ever been a stranger to God and ever would be unless revelation came to his help. He
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further stated that right answers to hard problems were not given by flesh and blood, but it was given to the Peters of the world to solve them, by whfbm revelation was given of the father who is in heaven. The evangelist dwelt specifically upon the needs of the new birth emphasizing the words of Jesus to Nicodemus in the third chapter of St. John's gospel. He also gave a running account of his own experience,' how that God had found him a sinner, having no hope and without God in the world, eleven years ago, and converted him the transformation being so complete, that God took him from the engine cab and put him in the pulpit. At the close of the sermon a beautifully spirited altar service was participated in, around which all the praying people that were present gathered and united their prayers for the success of the revival
TEHEE HAUTE TRIBUNE.
VuUR OLD STOVE AS FIRST PAYMENT A complete Cast Range for coal or wood and a complete Gas Range, including baking oven. For those who desire to use gas during the summer and coal or wood during winter, or both, this range is most desirable. It costs less and occupies less space than two separate ranges and will be appreciated on many special occasions, demanding more cooking space than is available on any single range. Flues for coal are absolutely independent of the gas cooking top surface. Prices range from
$45 to $75
6 Hole Cast Range
WITH TEA SHELF.
A good bargain and a good stove.
southern gray iron. Has duplex grates and large fire box. One of the best coal range values we have to offer
EASY TERM8.
A NOTICE TO STOVE BUYERS
Drive away any thought of waiting—let us save you several dollars now—let us put a new range or heater in your home before the cold wave strikes you unprepared then pay us /i/hen you can.
Ail Pipe Furnished to Set Up
Extra Charge
FURNITURE
serieB of meetings. The sermon subject for this evening will be "The Love of God in Comparison." Rev. Lewis was formerly an engineer on the Southeastern railroad.
SEVEN CARS ENTER RACE.
Fast Time Expected on Mt. Carmel Track Saturday. By Special Correspondent.
MT. CARMEL, 111., Sept. 22.—The closing feature of the Wabash county fair which is In progress here this week will be automobile races Saturday afternoon.
There will be three ten mile races. Seven cars have been entered to the present time, and it is expected that others will enter today. One of. these is the C-2, the local "baby narrow tread" racer which has gained a wide reputation throughout this section of the country. It appeared on the tferre Haute track last season.
Barn Burns During Storm.
By Special Correspondent. MT. CARMEIL, 111., Sept. 22.—The big barn on the William F. Chlpman place a short distance east of town on the Indiana side of the Wabash river, was burned to the ground, with all the contentB, during a thunder storm early yesterday. The total loss will amount to about $2,000.
Boy Placed in Jail.
By Special Correspondent. Ml?. CARMTL, 111., Sept. 22.—Harold Johnson, of Cleveland, O., 16 years of age, was arrested yesterday on the charge of bootlegging. He was given a fine ot $20 and costs and a ten day sentence in Jail. The fine and costs were remitted.
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YOUR OLD STOVE AS FIRST PAYMENT We are sole selling agents for the Quick "Meal Landay Magic Ranges. During this sale we are offering a blue steel range with high warming closet, asbestos lined, large square oven and a guaranteed baker.
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Sucks the dirt and dust out of the rug or carpet Instead of scattering about the room. Special $1.00 CASH, 50o A WEEK.
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The Values Ransre from
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