Evening Republican, Volume 14, Number 268, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 10 November 1910 — Page 1

No. 268.

Cast in Jasper County at the Election Held Tuesday, November 8,1910. TT7TI ] 1 ! H ? - - . a Si’, CANDIDATES. . ® ® £ „„ ® <n w\ -ei So 2 “ ■ ■■ ‘ —— —-*====s======= fc* !>,«*;; -M- g ® ® C o c a a q "S ti .<3 ri a a .• C i_ c a §SoS,al'|^-«a552 i sg f £ g; Jg 1 d. ? m moooom 3 * «• g s S s s £ * 5 £ £ £ E ' L ' |» Secretary of State—- • D ‘ 55 63 76 48 53 48 32 57 43 43 81 113 82 92 21 63 59 72 72 76 1249 Geo Hu; p 64 53 80 66 95 62 53 52 50 103 150 160 91 112 36 56 64 70 57 95 1566 317 Jones s ' ••• 1536 « 1 J 2 I 5 2 6 k 1 5 2 r, 5 65 st«»rvs.i:-:;:::::-:::;;:;;;::.:;;: I \ 11 „ 9 Congressman— • 2 4 l; !j eters on, D 54 66 84 52 68 51 29 64 48 50 90 126 86 87 24 66 69 86 79 83 1362 _Crumpaelwr. 62 51 69 60 78 60 53 48 48 95 149 153 87 109 33 52 51 58 51 92 1459 97 SSS2SSS i 3 I i 3 1 3 1 **•*«« Joint Representative— 4 Wm: Guthrie, D.... 50 63 73' 47 56 50 33 65 45 46 82 115 82 84 20 63 65 81 75 80 1274 Prosecuting Althrney— 59 ?? ° 4 88 63 55 47 49 92 153 152 90 113 34 51 52 58 51 93 1495 22 1 Clerk Ci?cuit°Cour e t- R 56 54 80 60 90 61 53 53 47 92 152 156 89 115 35 46 53 59 51 95 1495 Felix R Erwin, D 52 63 75 51 59 51 33 C 2 46 60 88 105 81 83 23 63 96 84 75 78 1328 y 5 ? 1v? 85 ° 3 2 56 53 48 80 162 16 3 9 2 n 3 3 i 5 2 3 ? *4 14 % “l * 1 2 1 1 2 4 40 Ammon Beasley, D 56 63 97 59 84 54 38 73 47 40 87 112. 80 91 22 62 63 81 79 81 1369 \ ™ ?° nd| R "' 52 52 56 51 62 53 50 40 l 47 100 152 156 91 111 33 48 56 57 48 92 1407 38 Tr.MurJl 3 1 4 - 4 ;)j 1 5 4 2 3 2 3 -1 2 5 4. Carey L, Carr, D 54 65 59 43 50 52 36 68 45 47 90 113 86 97 22 64 64 82 76 76 1289 l t Pe "’ R 53 51 * 95 67 95 55 50 45 49 91 148 153 86 96 33 46 53 57 51 96 1470 181 ShtS- ’ 1 3 1 2 4 1 1 1 5 6 1 4 1 2 3 1 2, 5 44 Y* m - l - H° over . D 59 64 82 72 58 39 78 52 52 107 140 99 104 24 59 72 79 79 73 1446 99 h: P. Shirer, R 49 52 72 52 73 54 54 35 41 87 135 135 72 95 31 56 50 60 52 101 1347 Sherman Thornton, P. ...... 3 2 . 4 4 1 1.. 1 4 5 2 3 1 2 2 1 4 In Coroner— . • • • . . ■ * 1 t so w *!' w l ?’,?"™ r,o i 61 G 9 46 55 51 30 62 44 45 78 104 76 84 21 69 80 73 80 1238 W. J. Wright, R 52 54 83_ 59 87 56 53 51 49 93 160 159- 94 116 34 52 53 59 52 92 1508 270 W. W. Reeve, P 1 3 2 4 4 1 4 6 2 3 V 1 1 l 3 5 42 Surveyor— 1 Devere Yeoman, D 58 68 76 47 56 50 33 63 45 43 98 127 98 96 20 65 65 80 75 74 1337 W. F. Osborne, R 50 47 76 60 90 58 52 48 49 95 143 145 74 102 35 48 54 59 51 99 1435 qe Ae J sl"„r-“ V - P 2 3 1 1 » < « ‘ ‘ 1 • 1 5 4 M Chas. N. Garriott, D 44 58 71 48 56 50 30 62 45 44 82 106 81 83 21 62 67 84 76 71 1241 Jo.hnQ._Le R,. x _ 63 59 80 59 88 57 54 50 48 93 155 159 90 114 34 50 £0 55 50 100 1508 267 Wm. S. Day, P..„ T~3l County Commissioner, Ist dist.— u * Wm - Hershman, D... s ■ —SB 72 76 52 60 60 39 72 J. p . Petttt, 48 46 75 54 82 48 44 43 34 84 139 136 80 102 39 44 t 53 54 50 95 1341 John Helmick, P i 3 2 5 1 3 1 4 4 2 3 1 2 1 5 40 County Commissioner, 2nd dist. — Chas. F. Stackhouse, D 56 74) 73 50 61 51 36 69 58 50 98 135 94 105 25 68 66 89 76 78 1408 37 Robt. S. Drake, R 52 47 77 57 83 57 48 44 36 89 142 144 76 93 3J 46 55 50 51 95 1371 Geo. W. Paris, P.... 1 3 2 4 3 1 4 4 2 3 1 2 1 4 40 County Councilman at Large— Geo. Besse, D 52 65 77 49 56 51 32 64 46 47 85 108 81 85 21 64 69 82 76 76 1286 Jos. Nagel, D 50 64 70 46 54 51 32 64 45 45 83 115 86 88 21 67 69 82 76 77 1285 Joel F. Spriggs, D 49 65 71 47 53 50 33 63 49 45 81 113 83 85 21 65 70 82 80 73 1281 John Hudson, R 55 51 75 60 89 57 52 50 48 90 153 158 88 111 34 48 53 57 51 97 *1477 Walter V. Porter, R 57 50 81 61 91 57 51 49 48 92 156 153 84 110 34 43 53 57 50 97 *1476 Frank E. Lewis, R , 58 50 80 61 89 58 51 50 45 93 158 152 87 108 34 48 53 57 49 98 *1479 County Councilman, First District— Geo. O. Stemble, D........ < 46 47 71 80 77 3^l Stephen T. Comer, R vs . 48 90 51 59 q 7 .>l- - Councilman, Second District— Austin O. Moore, D 54 66 49 35 76 280 - 17 Nathan Eldridge, R 53 51 59 49 r (1 263 County Councilman, Third District— Lucius Strong, D 90 116 84 88 66 444 John C. Martindale, R 149 150 86 109 46 .. Countv Councilman. Fourth District— _ ■■ ..?■■■.' j ——— —— Geo. B. Fox, D 78 50 63 65 y 21 . 277 Frank J. Babcock, R..,. 74 60 82 47 34 1 297 20 ————— — mm. ——

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The Evening Republican.

Princess tonight — * — PICTURE. Within An Inch of His Life. SONG. Duse Ball, by Cecil Morgan.

Rensselaer Young Man to Be Operated on In Chicago Hospital.

Don P. Warren, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marsh Warren, of Rensselaer, went to Chicago today, where he will undergo an operation for hernia, suffered several years ago, -probably from horseback riding.

A Classified Adv. will find it.

Entered January 1, 1887, as aeoond-olaaa mall matter, at tba poat-ofloa at Kenaaelaer, the act of March 3, 1379.

THE OFFICIAL VOTE

RENSSELAER, INDIANA, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1910.

Republicans Successful in Most All County Offices in Benton.

Benton county, normally strongly republican, but which has heen electing a number of democratic county officers for a number of years, owing to factional troubles In the republican party, got almost back into the straight republican column at this election. The democrats elected only two officers, the clerk and sheriff. The defeated republicans were Benj. F. Ladd, for clerk, and Chas. H. Staples for sherifT. Ladd was defeated only 38 votes. The county went republican on the state ticket 239 votes. Crumpacker carried it by 13 and Will It. Wood for state senator by 199. Other republicans elected to office in Benton county werer ‘ William H. Cheadle, treasurer, by 10; Don Heaton surveyor, by 184; Russell Ewbank, assessor, by 113; Zephyr Perry, commissioner 3d district, by 83. One of the very satisfactory results was the election in Benton and Warren counties of George Colvert for joint representative. He had been made the target for a very mean attack by the Benton Review. He is a cousin of George Colvert, of Rensselaer. In Carroll county the ticket was divided. The democrats elected the treasurer, surveyor, coroner, sheriff and two commissioners, while the republicans elected the auditor, assessor and joint prosecuting attorney. Pulaski county went democratic, but by only a small majority, while James R. Guild, of Medaryville, who was running for joint representative, carried the county by 39 votes. He was probably defeated, however, Jd the district. 1

New Suit Filed.

Nov. B.—Addie A. Kenoyer vs. Aaron Kenoyer, suit for divorce. • Venued from Newton county.

Let the Christian church ladles make your fcojnforters, only 35 cents each.

John Howe to Assist in Care Of His Wife and Child.

John Howe, the Medaryville brick mason, who married Miss Lillie Sheetz last March and then deserted her, and was arrested and brought here to answer a charge of desertion, has effected a compromise in the form of an agreement to help support his wife and their baby. He paid SSO down and will pay her $lO per month in the winter and sls a month in the summer for the support of the child. In company of an officer Howe was taken before his wife and the agreement which he—proposed was made good by his father, Richard Howe, signing the agreement. The agreement oniy holds good until he bfm paid her $350. While at the home of his wife he refused to even look at their child and in answer to her pleading that they live together he turned a deaf ear. Howe was married twice before and is alleged to have deserted both other wives. At the end of two years he can be sued for divorce and alimony.

Charley Harriott Lost Both Of His Driving Horses.

Mention was made in a previous issue ■ about one of Charley Garriott’s horses dying and that the other was sick. The second horse died later and the mystery surrounding their death is very profound. Charley has decided) to send the stomach of one of the animals to the state chemist for examination to ascertain if they were poisoned. It was a floe team and the loss is a severe one for the owner.

Presbyterian Church Services.

Rev. F. W. Barr, of Chalmers, will preach at the Presbyterian church next Sunday, both morning and evening. Everyone welcome.

Buy the “Best Wagon" on the market, “The Weber.” Sold by Maines ft Hamilton.

The Prettiest Moving Picture Bhow In the City. BBX WASHBB, Proprietor.

| HUGH LEAVELUS BAKERY [

ELECTION ORDERED TO VOTE ON RAILROAD SUBSIDY.

County Attorney Directed to Bring Suit at Once to Recover Money Alleged ot Be Due County—• Commissioners’ Court Proceedings. The county commissioners completed the business of the November term Wednesday, having adjourned one day for the election. The contract for four bridges in Union township was let to the Joliet Bridge company for $2,844.30. The contractors are required to complete the bridges on or before January 1, 1911. The matter of letting the contract for the Snip stone road was again continued, no bids having been filed. The auditor was directed to advertise for new bids, contract to be let at the December term. The report of special engineer C, J. Hobbs, of he Iroquois ditch, was received and accepted. The report shows the ditch completed according to contract with the exception of the Gifford lateral. The auditor was directed to draw a warrant for $25,(100 in favor of the contractors, C. H. Sternberg & Sons, balance $8,712.80 to be retained until the fill is removed. The report agrees with that of the regular engineer, M. B. Price. The fill-in was Caused by the muck which had been thrown out in the first place washing back into the river before the ditch was completed. The auditor was directed to give notice of letting the contract 'or office supplies, also for supplies for the poor farm. A bond for $5,000 was filed by the Indiana Northwestern Traction company guaranteering to commence work on an interurban road in Marion town • ship within 30 days after the election, if it carries. An election was ordered in Marion township for December 20th to vote on the proposition of a 1% per cent subsidy in favor of the road. Interest on county funds was reported as follows. State Bank of Remington $ 22.82 Bank of Wheatfleld 17.27 First National Bank of RensTr 80.31 Trust & Savings Bank 33.75 State Bank of Rensselaer..... 45.58 Thos. Davis et al. petition for the improvement of the Jungles ditch. Auditor presents certified copy of order and judgment of the circuit court. The report was approved and the construction commissioner was ordered to proceed without delay with the construction. k The county treasurer reported that he coUected-$6:125.15 of the assessments on the Meadel ditch, and the auditor was directed to issue bonds for all unpaid assessments. D. W. Waymire tendered his resignation as drainage commissioner, which was accepted. The county attorney was directed to bring suit within ten days to collect certain sums alleged to be due the county from certain county officers. as, reported by W. E. Heal, "the expert who w r as employed some months ago to examine the county records.

No Hope for Any Part of Republican State Ticket Now.

All hope for the election of any part of the republican state ticket was abandoned when the late returns reached Indianapolis Wednesday evening and the Star this Thursday morning claims that the state is democratic for all state officers by majorities ranging from 12,000 to 15,000.

Church of God.

The morning discourse will be a continuation of the subject, “Rightly dividing the word of truth,” giving to each age or dispensation, the things belonging thereunto, without which very many statements in the sacred writings are but apparent absolute contradictions, yet perfectly harmonious when thus divided.

TONIGHT’S PROGRAM —♦ — PICTURE. Peg Wolfington, a drama. SONG. Telling Lies.

WEATHER FORECAST. Fair tonight and Friday; colder tonight.

Bob Yanatta Elected Superior Judge In Grant and Delaware.

Robert Vanatta, son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Vanatta, who was nominated by the republicans of Grant and Delaware counties for superior judge, yras elected by a majority of about 500. His father received a telegram from him Wednesday advising him of his election. His many Rensselaer friends will be glad of his success. Bob is a selfmade man. He went through the schools of Rensselaer and worked his way through Indiana University by teaching, alternating his teaching ard going to college. After his graduation he taught two years at Remington, being the principal. He then taught one year in Allen county and then reentered college to take the law course. He located at Marion and has practiced there since that time, the counties of Gpecat tfflffi Delaware includes the cities of Marion and Muncie each has a superior court. The salary of a superior judge is the same as a circuit judge, $3,600 a year. Mr. Vanatta’s wife has been an invalid for some years and his Uttle daughter, Marjorie, has made her home with her grandparents in Rensselaer. He will be here thd last of this week to visit his daughter and his parents and his old Rensselaer friends will be pleased to greet him as “Judge.”

Crnmpacker’s Majority Increased By Late Returns; Barnard Defeated.

Later returns indicate that Hon. Edgar D. Crumpacker’s majority has increased considerably from the first estimate and that he carried T «irn county by about 1,200, instead of only 380. It is probable that his plurality in the district will be about 2,300. - Barnard, in the 6th, the only other republican congressman In Indiana, seems by the later returns to have met defeat. John L. Moorman, of Knox, for whom there was considerable local feeling, was defeated by Barnhart, of Rochester.

CURES RHEUMATISM; DESTROYS URIC ACID.

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YOL. XIY.