Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 October 1916 — Page 12

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FALL CARNIVAL OPENS TODAY AT K0CKVI11E

Horse and Colt Show Among Features on Program.'—B. B. Adams in Charge of Contests.

By Special Correspondent. ROCKVILLE, Irtfi., Oct. 3.—The fall carnival opened today under the auspices of the Rockville business men and will continue until Saturday evening. A. A. Hargrave is president G. C. Miller, treasurer C. E. Lambert, secretary F. R. Calvert concessions D. L. Williams, director of. dances D. H. Ott, music Jerome Meacham, decorations. The Rockville, Bellmore and Dering, Clinton, bands will play for different programs.

Free attractions are being held and exhibit* of different kind's are on display. A horse and colt show will be glveip. All the contests are under the supervision of B. B. Adams, county agricultural agent.

End* Revenue Duties.

By Special Correspondent. ROCKVHXB, Ind., Sept. 8^J. Wal Boyd has completed his revenue services at Terre Haute, as storekeeper in the distilleries, and returned home. Mr. Boyd was temporarily filling this position which was declared vacant owing to a recentflre in the Vincennes distillery whWh placed the old employes out Of WOftE.

Bid For 8weeper Acc©pted.

BySpeclalCorrespondeni. mOCKYIXiLaX Ind., Oet. 8 —The firms of Austin and Btudebaker bid on a street sweeper for this city, the lat•ter"» bid being accepted by the town council at I3S3.

BEST CUBE AT PENAL FARM.

Youth Woary of Life to Sojojurn Thare 8omo Time. All ttiose weary of life and despondent those seeking a change of atmosphere come to Judge. Newton. A Oscar Wild a'19-year-old youth of',

Springfield, 111, discovered in City Court u Tuesday morning that Judge Newton was an obllgink fellow.

Wild, with'Harley Coffmari. another 22 yearofd manof the world, went to police headquarters Monday night and asked that they be lodged in jail on a charge. Of' iritoxicatiofi and be sent to prison orx any other place. Wild' said he was. tired of life.

Judge "Newton -sighed and annexed a line of$50 and costs,' Amounting to 60 days, tor be served, on the penal' farm. Wild sighed in unison with the judge £i.s he.vfrgs led away. To Wild's companion, Judge! Nfewton next turned his fyfetention. IHe found Coffman a little loss tired'so turned-him loose again on ~he wide* yrorld.

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Meeting Here Eriday Night Expected To Be Signal for Big Turnout.

Gi'eat preparations are being made for the speechmaking here Friday evening when William B. Wilson will appear before the people of Terre Haute and "Vigo county and recount the benefits which have come to the nation from the administration of President Wilson.

William B. Wilson, known to every organized laboring'man of the country, is one of the unique figures in American public life. For years he was head of the miners' organization. His fair-

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ness and squareness and his wise administration of the affairs of the great organization which he represented attracted attention to him, not only from labor but from capital as well, and his mental abilities and moral influence have been frequently called for by both labor and capital in the arbitration of labor disputes.

Mr. Wilson was later called to the president's Cabinet by President Woodrow Wilson, and his administration of that department and his development of the work as one of the fundamental patts of the government.

The Wilson meeting will be held at the Knights of Columbus hall, and it is expected that Secretary Wilson will be greeted by one of the largest crowds of the campaign.

Other Meetings.

The principle® of democracy and the accomplishments of the present democratic administration under the leadership of President Wilson were discussed at six meetings throughout the county Monday night and at each of the meeting the speakers were heard by large audiences which gave voice to their appreciation of the legislation passed by the democratic congress which has resulted In the prosperity now enjoyed all over this country.

At each ®f the meetings the voters were admonished to register on October 9, in order to be entitled to vote in the general election.

A. A. Beecher and Perry Douglass spoke tb a crowd estimated at 200 in t^urran's hall in precinct A of the Sixth ward. Mr. Beecher dealing with the national issues and Mr. Douglass with the state and county matters and closed with an appeal to get out the voters on' registration d,ay.

C. S. Batt spoke of the national affairs, James Gossom on the new registration laws and Andy Powers on the effect of the recent democratic legislation on the working people of the country at an enthusiastic meeting at First street and Washington avenue in precinct of the First ward.

J. H. Swango and John -Ratcliife spoke before the meeting in of the Third ward at Seventeenth and Hulman streets.

The meeting of the democratic voters of Younpstown and the surrounding territory was addressed by Judge john Gerdink and Frank Crawford, Mr. •Crawford speaking of local conditions and the registration laws. Mr. Gerdink reviewed the accomplishments of the democratic party in power.

Thomas Gallagher and Thomas O'Mara spoke at Michael's hall in St Mary's before an enthusiastic audience.

Charles Benjamin, of Terre Haute, spoke in No. 1 school house near Atherton and was heard by a very en thusiastic audience.

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C. 0 FC. DIRECTORS MEET.

The regular meeting of the board of directors of the Chamber of Commerce will be held Wednesday afternoon -instead of Thursday afternoon, which is the regular time. T}he meeting will be called at 4 o'clock, but the date was

advanced one day on aocount of the: convention of the National Paving Brick Manufacturers' association, whjch will open in this city Thursday.

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CITIZENS INDEPENDENT

Adams Variety Store 319 Wabash Ave. Adolfs, Mrs. Clara Residence 1222 S. Center Ainsworth Construction Co 7th and Eagle

•Residence 520 S. 8th •Residence .R. R. "E" •Residence 1720 S. 5th •Residence 2006 Washington Ave. •Residence 928 N. Center •Residence 526 N. 8th

-Residence 2226 N. 10th ...Residence 119 N. 16th Dentist 523% Wabash Ave.

Residence 1501 Plum ....Residence 1010 N. 7th

Berlin, Joeie Residence 418 N. 9th Bertelstein, S Residence 1354 Orchard Bielfleld, W. Residence 22% S. 7th Bird, Birt Residence R. R. "F" Blaok, T. Residence 302 Kent Ave. Block, H. K Residence ..... 1724 S. 10th Bonsall, Mabel Residence Bradshaw, Geo. W Residence Braman, Mrs. Anne E. .Residence

Debs Campaign Committtee 624% Wabash Ave. Dennis, John Residence R. R. No. 7 Dick, Edgar Residence 1526 S. 6th Dinkel, Herbert K Residence .1322 College Dodson, Chas. O Residence S. Fruitridge Dolan, John Residence 533 S. 9th Earles, Mrs. Clara Residence 220 N. 11th Engert, Geo. N Residence 125 Gilbert Aye. England, Archibald Chiropractor 202 1. O. O. F. Bldg. Ermisch Dyeing Co Dyers & Cleaners 106 N.' 7th Ermisch Dyeing Co .Works 202-208 N. 3rd Ethington, -Anna Residence ^.2012 N. 12th Feidler, Edith M. Residence 804% S. 7th .Residence 1000 S. 8th .Residence 1115 8th Ave. .Residence N. 13th St. .Residence 1935 S. 8th .Residence 2319 Spruce 2224 N. 10th 641 Beech 2356 1st Ave. 500 N. 7th 1941 N. 9th ..1126 Helen Ave. 2044 N. 10th 601 S. 17th 2005 S. 7th ..1412 S. 9th 1581 Spruce

Fitzpatrick, Margaret Flesher, Thomas B. Foulkes, Geo. French, Hprry Fullbright, Thomas M.

Keller, J. M. Residence 624 S. Center' Keller, Marshall N

List of Subscribers Added During September 1916

718 Crawford 1648 N. 8th 1837 N. 8th

.1520 Washington Ave. 2401 N. 9th 1448 S. 16th 417 S. Center 539 N. Center 329 Ohio

Brown, Lew .-Residence Bruce, Edwin Residence Buell, Mrs. Chas. Residence Burkholder, Dr. A. J. ...Residence Campbell, Jack Residence Cary Shoe Repair Shop Cedars, Robert E Residence Chambers, A. E Residence Clark, Arthur Residence Coffin, Mrs. F. Residence Collins, Ennis ...Residence Convey, Michael .Residence Coppock, W. Residence Cromwell, Residence Ill N. 8th Dahlen, Richard Residence 117 N. 5th Darnall, Mrs. I. N Residence 301 S. 4th

.\l31 8th Ave. 220 Swan 2325 S. Center 1143 N. 9th ...908 S. 18th

.1403 Woodley Ave. .... N. 13th, St. Rd.

.Residence S. Marys Rd. W. T. H.

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Residence Groceries & Meats

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Harmon-Ritchie Motor Car Co .670 Ohio Harold, C. B. Sign Painter 715 Rose Court Harrington, W. C. Residence ...624 S. Center Hassinger, Harry .Residence 619 Locust Hefty, Fred Residence .s..505 Locust Hendricks, W. A Residence 23rd & Ft. Harrison Henry, Geo. 0 Residence 508 Osborne Hill, William E. Residence .1555 6th Ave. Hoftrqan /Construction Co., M. B09 Tribune Bldg. Holland, G. W: .....Residence 919 S. 17th Horarighouse, J. .Residence 107 N. 17th Huber, A. M. T.Residence 308 N. 15th Huffman, George Residence 1500 S. 17th Indiana Coke Gas Co...Sales Office 710 Wabash Ave. Isbell, E Residence 792 Lafayette Ave. Jakle, Anna .Residenoe 1213 N. 3rd James Bros. Groceries & Meats 430 S. 8th Jarboe, Mrs. I Residence 1420 S. 2nd Jenkins, R. Residence 1704 Poplar Jenkins, Dr. W. O Office 212 Trust Bldg. Jordan, Edward Residence 1708 N. 12th Kadel, Geo. Residenoe 1011 S. 4th Kasameyer, Wm. Residenoe 315. S. 16th

ReBidenee 1539 6th Ave.

Kelly, Chester Lawyer Rm. t, McKeen Bk. Bldg. Kelley, H. O ...Residenoe 1330 S. 4th Kern, A. 0k Residenoe SO N. 8th, W. T. H. Kj'le, W. Residence 1506 S. 17th Ladies' Exchange Bakery 816 Wabash Ave.

2359-F ^Lamerson, Mrs. L. A 1681-M Lancaster, C. O. .\ Land, J.

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If You Want to Be Included In Our Next Directory, Which Closes October Seventh, Call Contract Department Telephone 500

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Lawler's Drug Store Lenz, Edward Lindemann, J. G. ... Lobby Bar, The ..... Lown, Irving

-Residence 1741 N." 10th •Residence ...1120 S. 7th •Livery .......18 & 8rd 1248 Poplar •Residence ..241 N. 14Hth •Residence 11T Gilbert Ave. •Saloon ...Paris and Market, W. T. H.' •Residence ..............3,20 N. 14%th

Loudermilk, Chloe Residence .418 N. 14%th Loyd Bros. Retail Coab ...../. 1558 Grand Am McCollister, Wm Chiropraotor. .414-418 Opera House Bile. McCosh, Mrs. Isabelle ..Residence 2836 N. lJ^th McKibben, J. Residence ..1436 8. Center. Malon, Gust Residence 110 S. 11th Martin, Alexander ......Residence 1406 Maple Ara. Martin, J. H. Mattox, J. L. .... Mehegan & Co. Meissner, E. C. i Minnick, T. L. .. Morgan, J. R. ... Margason, J. T. Martin, Earl A. Mohaiv P. Morris/XJeo Morris, Ray ..... Murphy, Herman .,

•Residence 918 8. Oantftr ...Residence ....1088 N. 7th ..Tailoring .788 Wabash Arm. ....Residence ............808 & 6th .Residence 1461 Baffle

Awnings and Tents ...108 N. lrd Balopn ... .Residence

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Neaderheiser, Roy Nicely, Sadie A. Nicolai, Emil Norman, B. C. ..... Norris, Mabel O'Connell, M. J. Okes Co., E O'Neill, Mrs. Mattie

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Overfelt, T. Kay .Residence Owen, H. Clay Residence Owl Smoke House .. Payne, C. Pendergast, C. M. ... Perry, J. N Petty, A. S. Pinkston, Clarence E.

Smith, C. Smith, Mrs. Thomas Smith, W. Snitz, R. Stackhouse, B. F. Stadler, Marlon E. Stahl, Wm. Stanley, Jennie Stark, Mrs. M. A. ... Stearnes, Harvard Steele, W. B. Jr. Stepp, Guy ........ Stutz, Hulda C.

Suttner, John G. Residence ............1128 Tippecanoe Sweeny, Mike .Pool Room ^. 832 Wabash Ave. T. H. Broom Co. ..Wholesale Brooms 315 Hancock,| T. H. Tea & Grocery Co. .Groceries .1668 Locust* T. H. Transfer Co. .....^Livery ...20 N. BtM

Tlnch, S. -V .Residence ......... Toner, J. M. .Residence ........ Twohig, John Residence 222 S. ^th'l Ukena, Louis .Residence Veit, John Residence VonEute, Harry D. J. ...Residence Wagner, Marie Residence Walker, H. E -Wantland, H. J.

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ESTABLISHED 1897. SANITARY GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET. New Phone 8062 Old 777. 1276-1278 Lafayette Avenue. THE BE8T WAY for a man to keep his courage up la to satisfy the hunger clamor of lils'.| stomacl}. The meats we sell m&ke: an irresistible mealtime appeal.

Home Cured Hams, 8 to 10 pounds average, pound 23c Favorite Brand Hams, 10 to 12 pounds average, pound 23o Plantation Bacon, extra line, lb. 22e 5-lb. bucket, our own make lard, 90c 3 cans oorn ..25c 3 large cans Green Beans 25c 3 cans Early June Peas 25c 3 large cans Milk 25c 6 small cans Milk 25c 3 boxes good Oats ...*. 25c 3 bottles Catsup 25c 2 boxes Corn Flakes 15o 25-lb. sack Pure Cane Sugar .$1.95

.1887 Wabash Are. 1M 8. 11th ..868 N. 18th' ....1111 N. 18th. 87th and Putnam 1684 Sth Art. 708 N. 10th 8888 Cleveland 718 Wabash AT*. .1468 Beeoh| 808 Mulberry .128 S. 11th 1688 8. 17th viil N. 18t& 480 2nd Ave. 1888 N. 9th 676U Wabash Ave.

...Residence .........888 8.'9th ...Residence ......1841 K. 8$h ...Residence 18 Home Ave. .. .Residence ..1988 N. 18th .. .Residence 816 N. 7th

Prox, Anton Residence 880 Jf. 8th Reese, W. Residence 6 Paris Aw, W. T. H. Rhyan, Melton ... Residence 2326 N. 10th Richards, Florence A. .. .Residence ....: .1408 8. Center Roberts, Luther .Residence Saunders, James A .Residence Schaufler, Herman J. Saloon .. Schmidt Cleaning Co., Schomer, W.

....2116 Chestnut 211 S. 6th 19 8. 6th

Dyers and Cleaner* 114 8. 6th Dancing School .. .1218% Wabash Ave.'

Shaley, Miss ....Residence 468 N. 7th' Shelburne, Lucy Residence ...1445H 8. Srd' Shores, Merle Residence 1314 N. 8th? Siebenmorgan, Dr. L. ...Offioe ,7th and Hulmatt' Slsson, E. .Residence .1601 8. 9tlT Slaven, Jack .Residence .88 8. lS^itni Smick, Mrs. C. M. Residence .1080 8. 4th Smiley, Chas. W. Residence 1720 Chestnut: 1 .Groceries'& Meats .........1901 Nw 9th —Residence 302% Wabash AVfc .. .Residence 1856 Walnut .. .Residence .1126 Nf. 8th ...Chiropractor ....1267% Lafayette Avj&v ... ..Residence ...610 8. 4°|ti^1 ... Residence 34 Gilbert Avto. ....Residence 1306 Lafayette Aye.' —Residence '. .1240 Lafayette Ave.

Residence 620 N.-,8t^5 ... .Residence ........... Edgewood Orovi ... ^Residence 901 8. 9t6 ... .Violin Studio ...... 634% Wabash Ave.

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Knisely Flats ...310 Willdw

1810 N. 4th

.....8001 N. 10th .... 1626 6th Ave., ...1020 7th Ave.,

.. .Residence .1217 8. 20th ..Residence 2482 8. Center

Ward, William Residence 2600 Schaal Ave.' Watkins, Edgar W. Residence 2407 N. 9ths Way W. W ..Residence 1437 43. 8*4 Weese, Marie i Residence 829 N. 14th Wetherell, C. .Feed and Coali 640 S. 9th Whltaker, Lydla ..Residence 1408 8. Center Williams, E. A Residence .... 7th and Margaret Aye, Wills, Ivan .Pool Room. ..7% Paris Ave., W. T..H.5 Winklow Gov. Standard Scale Works 1206 6th Av'si Wish, Marion Residence .2452% 1st Av&it Wood, Dr. F. Chiropractor .. .207 Opera House Blk. Woolford, J. Residence 2446 Cleveland Av*.

That is because they are ten4etpf| fresh and pure. Do your meat shopping here. 25-lb. sack Beet Sugar ... liar Pillsbury, Washburn-Crosby's Qol4S|

Medal $1.2* Better buy your Flour before it goeii.: higher. Star and Horseshoe Tobacco, lb. 46$ Scrap Tobacco, 6 packages 29e| We have 100 bushels of extra fancy *.:

Rambo Eating Apples, peck.. .35* Extra fancy Peaches for canning. Pears, extra fancy,, bushel ... .$1,101 New Honey, in comb 20d. Cranberries (Cape. Cod), q»art. .10o' 3 dozen Star Tin Cans ..... ,$1.00

New Mackerel, Watermelons, Can taloupes, Green Tomatoes, Mangoes, Pumpkins, New Mince Meat, \3elery, Tokay and Malaga Orapes.

Our meats are home killed and the best that can be bought. Tty our home-made sausages, both link and bulk bologna and garlics. Plenty of spring chickens, live and dressed. We have two butchers and you don't: have to wait.

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