Evening Republican, Volume 15, Number 92, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 18 April 1911 — Condon Will Case Retrial To Be Argued Next Saturday. [ARTICLE]

Condon Will Case Retrial To Be Argued Next Saturday.

Attorneys in the Condon will case, which was tried here at the last term of the circuit court and which resulted in the breaking of the will, will assemble here again Saturday, April 22d, and the losers will make an argument for a new trial. Don’t think that piles can’t be cured. Thousands of obstinate cases have been cured by Doan’s Ointment. 50 cents at any drug store. “Nub” Hemphill has returned from the Kankakee river, where for the past six weeks he was in charge of the camp established by Dennison, Warner and others, who spent most of the season duck hunting. The closed season for ducks began following the 15th. J. F. Warren, of Oklahoma City, has been appointed by Governor Cruce, of Oklahoma, a member of the governor’s staff, with rank of lieutenant colonel, a position o fhonor only. Governor Cruce last winter appointed Mr. Warren as one of the board of regents of the State University, he being the only republlcah upßn a board of eight members. This board, however, was later abolished by act of the legislature and the duties .turned over to the state board of education. Governor Cruce is a democrat. It is said that' all gambling at French Lick is to cease. Tom Taggart’s name has been associated with the gambling and while he disclaims any connection with the gaming, it is said that his family have Influenced him to have the gambling stopped. It is hard to see how he can stop the gambling if he has no connection with it, and it looks very improbable that i: will be atopped at all in view of the fact that the dispatches say public sentiment favors it to such an extent that the laws can not be enforced. The long scrap tor the selection by President Taft of a United States marshal for Indiana came to a close yesterday when Edward H. Schmidt, 6f Indianapolis, was given the appointment. Everything for Indianapolis is the cry of the Marlon club and they dictated the appointment Two months ago the president recommended Chairman Lee, but withdrew the recommendation when he was told that the appointment would create factional troubles. Since then sixty men have been recommended to the president and he has been in hot water up to his neck. It is a good thing to have the Job over with, even if the appointment was a blander. It would be a good thing now to give Chairman Lee something right soon; so as to get the “traps” closed. The talking is tiresome.