Greencastle Herald, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 November 1908 — Page 1
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ORKENCASTLE. INDIANA, Elill»A\ . \U\ E\ ItKIt 20, l»t*S.
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bichelder case again
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Arabic Numerals I,eft OIV. The new issue of 2-oent stamps, of [ which more tliau 200,u00,000 have | been printed, do not bear the value iu
Smi '> dust tlie Trustee of Warren
I uisliip Whuh Was i,, Have lleen Settled l h<- l ore Again.
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AMENDFO COMPLAINT IS FILLO
i i,. , a e of the State of Indiana I l l Charles W Haehelder against l I Evans, trustee of Warren l , !dp, came to the fore again r, ( i after it was supposedly off U. t Last term ol court the i argued before Judge Raw1,, took ii under advisement i he rendered his decision in a compromise was effected ,i u the parties. According to ii iinproinise, as understood by ii,, moil for the plaintiff, the deIViCaut trustee agreed to transport tl liildren of the plaintiff. Now -ais that the defendant re- • n-, to liave the wagon used for i , i msportation of the children ji n to the house of the plaintiff, Inn continues to allow it to stop distance, about a hundred from the residence. This, it ed. is n liardship for the chil-di-i i, and that tliey must go to this |,c „i ,nr| wait for (Ite coining of the w even thougii I he weather In-
vcr> had.
In , iew of this fact the attorneys • l plaintiff, Messrs. Lyon and i, , i.uia\ Hied an anxMided com|,|.i uni the case will he Liken up a mi Speaking of the law upon the n i Judge Raw ley t ated that tie i iiute was vei \ badl\ drawn he could tell jlist what wan
i Arabic numerals. This is not in con-t-Jrmity with tlie universal postal convention ruling, but is not contrary to law and therefore the stamps will not be withdrawn. The Arabic nuiaerals are recommended for use on stamps because they are understood and can be read by people of all nations. Tlie new issue of stamps has been placed on sale by the Postottiee
Ih parlinent.
DR. LYRyER IS DEAD
Kormer Well Known Resident of I'his t'ily Wllo Studied Deuti |J> Willi Dr. A. c. li-y, l»ii-d d P.iavilp mi Tliursday
Brazil Democrat of Tliursday
Th
says;
l)i. Salem II. Lybyer, one of the old residents of Brazil, died very
suddenly about, ii o’clock this morn- I m al
ts-dst Tem|H-rance Workers, At Lafayette a new idea in tlie temperance line lias just been put in10 practice, and lias been producing good results. The charity and temperanet- workers of that city have prepared a list of names of men of destitute families who habit drinking places. These lists have been handed to saloon keepers with the request that the men thereon be sold no drink The saloonkeepers have complied witli tlie request by posting the 11 a of names iu their barrooms and instructing their bartenders not to -ell drinks to anyone on tlie list.
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FRUIT SHOW AT PURDUE The : ei-onj annual fruit show at 1 1 iiiallie I 11i\ei .ity during the week of i lie Farmer's Short Course Janu ary II. 1 - is arousing great interest among the fruit growers of the state. Nearly $300 is offered in cash ! premiums by tlie Indiana Horticul; Society. The State has been
ing in his apartments at the Rigby Hotel. While the deceased had been ill for some time, tlir immediate cause of his death was valvular disease of the heart. Dr. Lybyer was born in Terre Haute September 9th, LSl.i and at tlie time of his death was 03 years
divided into three sections, north, lentral, and southern and separate premiums are offered for entries from each section. This arrangeineiit place- fruit growers in sections where the crop was light this season on a par with more favorable localities. A unique feature of Ibis
S. TALLEY VERY SIC(
DePauu Trustee anil Generous t'oi - trihutor to tlie Instilulion's Finances is lie|Hirted to be Dying.
WAS VERY WELL KNOWN HERE
J. Smith Talley, perhaps tlie largest individual coal operator of Indiana, is reported to be dying of dropsy a* his home iu Terre Haute. Mr. Talley is well known here as he is a trustee of DePauv university and a liberal contributor to the institution's linances. lie was one of the trustees who stood loyall,\ b> the university during tlie hard time; following liv panic of 1x93. He was a graduate of Vshury, and liio two . mis were grad uat‘ s of DePauw, one in the yea1 xI)and the other in 1905. Mr. Talley lias been ill for some time but his case was not considered serious till a few days ago. It is now believed that recovery is almost impossible.
CIRCUIT COURT NOTES
of age. When hut six years old his , j ear's show is the special class parents moved to Putnam county, ahicli has been arranged for pota whore they continued to make thc-irjtoes. All judging will he done with home until their death. On August! the official scorecard recently adop' 21 si, 1863. at the age of 17 years, vj |, v tlie Indiana Horticultural Soche enlisted In Company C. of tlu* i,.| v .,,,,1 instruction will be given in
Sixth Indiana Cavalry and served | ||., ufe.
war in
served ;i
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that regi-j
throughout tin
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\tter the war in- spent three years on tlie farm and sated his earnings, which enabled him to spend .t year at Union College at Merom and two years at Asbury University He then began tlie study of dentistry under Di Fry of Greencastle, where lie remained lot five years, and in lsf5
count of Thanksgiving fall-|'«"^ Brazil a " d a tU ‘“ ,ai next Thtir day, I will be at " here he P iactlced 11,8 P rofes ^
He declared Hie be re-enacted and
Noli. e.
I at ute I made ;
on Friday the following ion " ntil a few y ears a S°- ln 187r '
lie w-as married to Miss Jennie Lay-
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r.UAZIL LOAN COMPANY
\. Bellinger, Algr.
i . • v« I > i or HEALTH’S | SAKE Use our Pure Baking Powder, Cream Tartar, Baking Soda, Flavoring Extracts, ' Ipiees and Pepper, Olive Oil.
* bir stock of tlie above goods i' purt and of the best quality.
Jones, Stevens Co.
man, of Putnamville, who died a
number of years ago.
The deceased is survived by three sons. Prof. Albert. Lybyer. of Cambridge, Mass., Dan Lybyer of lies Moines, Iowa, and Paul Lybyer. who is attending Purdue University.
STRAW VOTE FOR KERN
Of nearly one hundred Democrats who have thus far cast their ballot in the Herald’s voting contest to determine the popular desire for United States Senator, all but one are lor John Vi. Kern, of Indianapolis. The vite ns thus far recorded shows Kern to 1 e the choice of more than 90 per cent of the Democrats of this count
Premium list and full informal i ii toi exhibitor may he secured by writhe: (' G Woodbury, Purdue Expiiiment tation LaFayette, Indi-
ana.
NO MORE RUMMAGE SALES
Tie errelat; of the Board of Health of Columbus has put tlie ban on rummage sales, and hereafter those who depend on these sales for their winter supply of clothing will have to look elsewhere. During the diphtheria epidemic there no rummage sales were attemped, but shortly afterwards the Christian church of that city announced that they would hold a sale in tlie basement of the city hall. Immediately the Secretary ot the City Board of Health issued an order stating that no rummage sales would he permitted there this winter. It hits been it recognized fact for some time that these sales are Ini'' tiers of contagious diseases.
Andrew E. Durham. Administrator of Estate of Alice I. MeGaughey, de■ased vs William .Maitcrson, Bessie Palmer el al. land sale; sale reported and approved. Deed reported, sale oniirmed ami cause stricken from the docket. it. Benton Johnson, Admr. wit It ill annexed of Emily Johnson, deceased, petition to sell real t : tate; land ordt red sold at public ale with four week ' notice. E. B Lyn. Ii appointed to sell. Bond in sum of $6.tJU0. Lee Firestone, Admr. of e tate of James Pres lar v Richard Presslar, petition to sell real estate; Frank Presslar called and defaulted, answer of other heirs filed. Sale oidered at private sale without notice. The State of Indiana. Ex Rel, Arthur E. Evans vs. The Warren Township Advisory Board, cause dismissed St.ite of Indiana, Ex Rel, Jefferson D. Rader Trustee ami Jackson Huffman ve. Ed. L. Herbert, a member of the Advisory Board, cause dismissed.
MISTAKE LIGHTS FOR FIRE
Notice. We have rteugiit extensively in potatoes, cabbage and onions, it will pay you to call and investigate outprices on small or large lots. ETTER & COOPER. Phone 314. 3100
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CHANGE OF OFFICE The office of the Transfer Company will be moved from the Palace Restaurant to the Transfer Barn. Phone No. 50. After Sunday all calls should come over phone
50.
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Not a lew persons have mistaken tlie lights m front of the opera house for a distant tire. At night, when the lights are turned on, the white and red globes give forth a bright light and when one is quite a distance away from them tlie reflection can be seen in the sky, which at first ight, would he believed to he a fire. Especially is this noticeable on cloudy or smoky evenings such as last night was.
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Gues the amount of money iu the & [ bag hanging in the show window of Ricketts’ Jewelry Store. If you guess the correct sum you will get one dol lar if no one else guesses tlie correct amount. This sack of money will be given away at the opera house moving picture eliow Saturday night November 21.
s omorrow
To Muzzle Dogs at Brazil. The city council of Brazil has passed an ordinance requiring all dogs running at large to wear muzzles. Failure to comply witli this order will result in ail uiimuz/.led dogs In ing killed. This ordinance is the result of the- hydrophobia scare prev-
<•ciitry Shows at Home. The advance cars of the Gentry shows have arrived at Bloomington and it is expected that tlie remaining cars of the show will be in their winter quarters by Saturday. The last exhibition of the season was in Texas Wednesday. During the winter
alent in Terre Haute ami which was months the show pharaphernalia will feared would find its way to Brazil, receive all necessary repairs and evShortly before tlie ordinance became cry thing made bright and new. At effective a rabid dog of Brazil chased the large quarters of the shows the a number of persons, it was killed, the animals will receive their winter hut not before it hud bitten a num- training in many new tricks, and new her of other dogs. animala will be broken in for the 1 next trip.
FORMER GREENCASTLE MAN Frank S. Rawley, City Xtlnrney of Terre Haute, Married to a Brazil [
Belle.
POLICE COURT NEWS
The trial of Homer Blake cliarg-
Frank S. Rawley, of Terre Haute, and Miss Anna Vanes of tills city, were very quietly married last evening at the home of the bride's sister. Mrs. Janies Evans, of south Franklin street. The ceremony was performed at 6 o’clock by the Rev. John E. Sulger, of the St. Stephens Episcopal church, Terre Haute. Following an informal wedding dinner the bride and groom left immediately for Terre Haute, where they went to housekeeping in an already furni h ed cottage on Willow street Mr. Rawley f city attorney of r<-i re Haute ami is a brother to Judgi John Rawley mid Dr. J. A. Rawley of this city and was a former resident of Clay county. The bride i the daughter of John Vanes and \va one of tlie city’; most excellent young ladies and is well known In society circles here.—Brazil Democrat.
ed w ith as ault upon Edward Siddonx which was set for three .o’clock Thursday afternoon did not occur. Siddons, the prosecuting witness, was not able to appear, it was reported that he was better, but his physician ■dared that he must not leave his ied. He was bleeding at the nose and spitting blood late yesterday afernoon. There is talk of changing j the charge from assault and battery
to assault with intent to kill. The ' l- * e Giants, even
rial has been set vein her 2 4.
St (Trtai-j \\ ilsi'n on Hie Chicago situ U Show. rile Hmi cable James Wilson, Sec rotary of Agriculture, in speaking of the International Livestock Exposition, which is to be held from November 28 to December iu, aid: 'I lie International Live Stock E.-
A PLEASANI AFTERNOON
Mrs. Fred Goodwine entertained about thirty friends yesterday afternoon at five iiundred. Tlie house was tastefully decorated for the occasion, yellow 'lirysantliemums being the center of tlie decorative scheme. There were seven tallies making place for twenty-eight guests. Elaborate refreshments were served at the close of the afternoon’s pleasure. It was a most delightful social event.
CALOWFLL & OHAKF WADING A report given out la I week, and printed in the Herald, tated that th, firm of •Caldwell & Drake, the contractors who built our court house, was willing to drop the contract of the new state house building at Little Rock, Ark., provided the legislature would pay the company what is now due it, was yesterday denied by Mr Caldwell. Mr. Caldwell is in Littl* Rock, and the report was given out by his secretary at Columbus, this state, tlie home of the firm. When Mr. Caldwell heard of the report he said that the firm was perfectly wil ing to go ahead with the work when ever the legislature was ready to pr i vide funds. The state house buildii at Little Rock is about half coi pleted.
position a- an educational factor has > intimation
arved a niche for itself.
"Producers are confronted with tin' problem of increased cost of every commodity that they use, greatly nbancing their expenditure. Obviously this necessitates rigid onomy, and tlie man who reduces cod of production to a minimum in ui' maxiniiini profits and his own
survival where others fail. “The International is
DEATH OF J. R. BRANDON
Corn Show at Capitol. A corn show is being held in Room 12 of the State House today. This show is subsidiary to tlie great corn show to he held at Omaha, Neb., De cember 9 to 20. Governor Hanly has appointed J. J. Milhous of Valley Mills, to take charge of the exhibit and to enter prize winners at the state show in the Omaha exhibit.
J. R. Brandon, brother of Mrs. (' W. Bence, Mrs. Albert Daggy an Mrs. R. P. Carpenter of Noblesvil land Mrs. Frank Spurrier of Gru c Rapids, Mich., died yesterday evt ing at St. Louis of dysentery. A B Hanna went to St. Louis this moi 1 ing and will bring tlie body here 1 I burial tomorrow', arriving by Vat lia at 2 p in. Burial will be at F |<‘st Hill and an din-i i fi-diii tin
\t Opera House Nov. 211. To Whom it May Concern: Ben Craner’s "Widow McCarty” played here to good business. Show is AL Can have any return date that lie wants. (i. M. WATKINS Mgr. Citizens Opera House, Defiance. VanWert, O.. July 13, ’08 To Whom it May Concern: I played Ben Craner's “Widow McCarty" on above date and I assure you that this attraction was a great surprise and was well received and felly pleasing my patrons. C. S. HEFFELMAN. Mgr. Auditorium.
ALL OFF FOR WABASH GAME
I lel'a iiw ItiKilers Xccoiiipanied I »aiiiI Leave at 12:.V> Over Monoii in Six Couches.
by Hie
MANY CITIZENS GO WITH TEAM
DePauw ; tudentu and Greencastle citizens to tlif number of nearly four hundred left tor Crawiordsville, the scene cl the DePauw-Wabash football game at 12: ,5 today The crowd occupied six coaches on a special train on the Motion. The students had with them tlie Brazil band, and enthu lasm was at the highest. The hand played everal pieces at East College before the slait, and then led the cheering crowd to the train. A number of Greencastle' citizens who take athletics much to heart also went to Crawf irdsville, being assurred that they would see a good exhiliitiou of tlie college game. The weather is ideal, and all expect to make a good showing against the Lit-
if DePauw does not
for Tuesday, No ret urn with a victory.
PASSED THE EXAMINATION
Dr. Emma Barnaby, of tills city, lias been at Indianapolis this week, taking tlie examination before the State Board of Medical Examiners necessary to secure the right to practice medicine in Indiana. The ex-
is very rigid one, and
many there be who fail therein. Dr. Barnaby iu listed as successful in passing and secures the certificate
admitting her to active practice.
What Would You Think ol That— It is surprising the number of persons who want to know on tlie sly" tlie amount of money in the bag. hanging in tlie show window of Rick-
teaching it;-. '‘Hi*’ Jewelry Store, whicli is to be
valuable lesson to the country at an opportune moment. During tlie period of cheap feed and feed lot extravagance' such edit cation was not valued, because I hi benefits were not realized at the time 'Under new conditions, the man who produces beef, pork and mutton cannot afford the use of inferior machinery in liis business. "Economy requires that he handle the verj best types of the most improved breeding; and these lesson; 'an lie obtained at the International Live Stock Exposition, which is ack now-lodged to he an educational insti tution to tlie highest order iu its line.”
given away Saturday night at the opera house moving picture show. Everyone shall have a “fair shake" and you (I) may be the one that will get the money besides, I will see one of tlie best picture shows on eu rt h.
CHOICE FOOTWEAR
Odd l-'ellnivs a Big Lodge. The Grand Secretary’s report oi' the Odd Fellows at the meeting in Indianapolis Wednesday shows that the many state lodges have greatly in-.-teased in the last six months. The report showed that on June 30 there were 7 49 lodges in the state with a membership of 76,294, and the net accessions having been 1.375 for the preceding six months. A balance in ti e treasury of $18,637 was also rev ported.
You may depend upon this Shoe Store to show all Hie correct styles, in tlie best Shoes made, for all uses, at all times. You can count on finding here just the sort of Shoes, you’ll take pleasure and satisfaction in wearing Wo believe that we have better Shoes than you’ll find at most Shoe Stores. Match them, if you can. Match the Slices at tlie price, not the prices, for prices can be matched anywhere. We believe an investigation will convince you that it will be profitable for you to make this your Shoe Store. GlirlstB’s Slioo Store
Appoints ITivnte Secretary. Governor-elect Thomas R. Mi r shall lias appointed his private seci tary. The appointee is Mark Tliistl waite, a newspaper man of India aiwilis, and widely known througho il the state. Mr. Thlstlewaite lias be.u a reporter and city-editor of the in diauapolis News for some time. M ■ Marshall decided on Mr. Thistlewaii' because of his qualifications for tlii place, but he also happens! to be Democrat.
Last Day of Rousing Winter Sale
ENTERPRISE
"Your Life Thrown 1 |m>ii a Screen." Special interest attaches to (lie evening services of Hie Christian church, Sunday evening. November 22. A special solo will he sung by Miss 'Margaret Kreigh. The pastor preaches an evangelistic sermon on the above subject.
CHEWING SOI YKNHt. Di addition to Hie bag of money In lie given away Saturday nigiif at Hie opera house moving picture . sliovv thcre will Ih- given to every iterson who attend a chewing souvenir; no blanks.
Sometimes a person’s tongue get them into trouble, watch tlie tongue; it is your tongue, it belongs lo you, and is the only one for which you are responsible. Your neighbor’s tongue may need care also, but that is his business; this is yours to see to. Wateti your tongue; It needs watching. It is u tire- watch it. It is the helm which guides the vessel. Let tlie Helmsman keep wide awake, it can bless or it can curse; it tan poison or heal; it can pierce hearts or blight hopes; ft can sow discord or separate chief friends. Watch your tongue, no one but you can take care of that tongue. Your neighbors may wish tliey could bridle it. but they can’t do it.
What We Do Act as your aj'ent in any business matter. Act as guardian tor your children or friends. Act ;is as igneo or receivers Act as aJrainistrator or executor of estates under wills. Act as trustee in case of any dependent, benevi lent or other object you may wish to provide for. Hell you a farm, it home or a business. Make surety company bonds. Loan you money on retd estate for long or short time. Insure youi property against lire or lightning. Pay you B per cent on al! your savings. Ami guarantee salisfaetion in all our dealings. ,1 he Central Trust Co.,