Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 September 1918 — Page 6

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£3 W BIDS FOR IIC THREE STREOS

Ptacle To Improvement fved and Work Will Be Undertaken At Onoe. I

for the paving of North ThirstrexM, Lafayette avenue and seventh street have been advery the board of public works and ^trk of paving the three street® jrick will be started as soon as jVl? after the bids have been opena September 9, and the contracts ed to tjie lowest bidders. ^rett W. Bray, president of the said Tuesday morning that petihad been received from the resii owners along the three streets hat brick seemed to he the ruling 'ne and that such material would se4. The recent approval of the 000 bond loan issue authorized by common council, makes the work ible, all plans having: been halted n the committee at Indianapolis *ed to approve of the $14,000 needor the paving until an investigation been made. 4 the work is started promptly after awarding of the contracts, it is pfcd by the board members that it ly be completed before cold weather. V Bray said Tuesday morning that the contracts were let to three sepKte concerns It would be assured yt the work would be rushed to an completion. the event of the work all being .© one concern, it i« hardly hoped it will be completed before next ng on account of the remarkable ita«e of labor and shipping faxrlliregarding material. In each con- •. bidders will be required to file s covering the amount of the conmd all v.ork done will be done "the direct supervision of inspec»ho will be placed on all three

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"fht pwpl* were injured about 11 sa afonday morning when sn auto 3n by Jess Watson collided with uito driven by Harvev Carpenter 'ecumseh, Ind.. on Ncrth Seventh it in the 2500 block. No one was usly injured and none was taken le hospital. lose injured are: Harvey Carer, y*r a old, of Teeumseh, Ind. ted wards, «76 Lafayette arenne e Woods, 78 years old, of Rosedale ni« Woods, 17 years old of Burnett issie Carpenter, 22 old, of Telseh Ruth Carpenter, 13 years old, Marshall Harry Carpenter, 6 years of Tecumaeh, and the 16-montha-baby of the Carpenter family. "th autoi were sroing *outh and the ^f.dent occurred when they came toother, the impact upsetting the Car'j**- machine, which waa badly dam"•d. It appears that careless driving to blame for the accident.

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SIEGEL STYLES

LIMITED SERVICE MEN LEAVE Fi TRAINING

Contingent Sent To Camp Grant, Rockford, (III.) Made Up From Deferred Clawes.

The hurry rail for limited service men from Vigo county brought forth quick response thougti the full quota did not leave at 12:06 today, the time of entrainment for Camp Grant, Rockford. 111.

The list of registrant* made up from

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the deferred classes compiled seven or eight months ago evidently needs more revision than a two «ay notice, with no working day between admitted of. The north side board had twenty-two men out of the twenty-six required, The boys were all apparently only too "willing to go in the only capacity in which they could make good at camp, Oliver W. Neukom was made captain. Walter Burnett Pierce, of 2258 Ash street, was made first lieutenant, and Herbert Harold Mayrose and La Verne Kelley Hockett, second lieutenants. Lieutenant Pierce, who is an undertaker, wanted to take the boys to the station in ambulance motors but Chairman McNutt didn't favor the proposition.

This was the first of the hurry calls for limited service men. The north side registrants to respond were: Emanuel Raymond Buchanan, 832 Wabash ave. •John J. Haley, Jr., 614 N, 18th St. Homer Hill, 2406 1st ave. Fred Howard Peters, 1804 N. 12^ St. Fred Holsapple. 2129 Cleveland ave. George J. l,aliam, 323 Eagle st. William Oscar Henderson, 911 N. Jrd St. Ixuis Wesohler,

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Joe Charlton Morgan, 2928 N. 13^ St. Samuel Elmer McKinney, 1610 N. 13th St. William Riley Leon. 429 N. 4th st. Joe Davis Mayes, 111 N. 8th st. Walter Barnett Tierce, 2238 Ash st. Herbert Harold Mayrose, 2531 N. 12th st. Arthur Hawkins 1500 "Woodley ave. John William Fallain, 16fi.i E. Locust St. Edward G. Hcrtfelder, 2 Home ave. Oliver W. Neukom, 1528 N. 7th st. Nicholas Kiely, 836 N. 3rd St. John Smith, 1016 Elm st.

The county board representatives were: Raymond McPherson, Clarence Maloney, Kan Brocken, Herman Luther and Charles M. Runge.

The call was for nine men, received by wire Saturday, and by reason of the short notice it was impossible to fill the quota. The rest will be seat later on,

THE TENANT'S^SHARE

"He always lets his tenants make money." That remark was made the other day by an Indiana merchant. He was talking about a well-known bank-er-lawyer. who also owns some good farms. "He always lets his tenants make money."

The landlord In question leases his lanrt on what might be generally described aa a fifty-fifty plan. The live stock, as well as the grain. Is divided on a basis which gives both parties to the contract a chance to make something.

Whene-rpr an etrnftabl® division la made, the share system of renting appears to give better returns, to landlord and tenant alike, than the cash system. The tenant is encouraged to take a longer lease, and to keep more livestock. Thus the fertility of the

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GO TO POLICE STATION TO ACQUIRE A JAG

Yes Sir, They Even Get Through the Key Hole and Under the Doors.

Ten thousand pints of beer and three hundred gallons of whiskey, associated in close proximity with a couple of hundred gallons of wine, gin, kimmel, champagne, creme de menthe, and other wet goods, and ftve slot machines is what lies behind that locked door at the police station to which Chief of Police Jack Beattie carries the only key. The room is almost full to the ceiling and if the bone dry squad continues to confiscate liquor In such alarming quantities another room will have to be dedicated to the storage of wet goods, or some of the present stock will have to be destroyed, given away or sent to the hospitals.

Chief Beattie Tuesday morning opened the room for a brief moment to store away several gallons of whiskey which had been temporarily stored In his private office, and spectators were a.mazed at the abundance of liquor. In explaining why rags have been staffed under the doors of th9 room. Chief Beattie says that flies are wont to congregate where liquor is kppt. and that after indulging in a supply they make tracks for his private office and repose on his noee, desk and face. He says he is dog-gone tired of such a practice, and has taken the rag- method to prevent drunken flies from sprawling over his features.

The chief said "There's nothing more exasperating than a member of the family of musca domestica loaded up on spirits frumenti."

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