Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 September 1903 — Page 13
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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 190S,
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IWO ENCIHES OKmum IK KEMUCKUM
!MACHINE ^ A !K,™ E ^ S z!i™t G r A n S MP 4 Mv SETS Of 8KCKS FOR INDIANAPOLIS COMPANY rnn T||r .j T n p Trill rUH Int M.I.H.J.!tAlvl
md Bamct. Jakey Kw»*r. Herbert and Har\-ey Stoat were admitted to membership. The club wlii meet as formerlj'. every seetmd Wednesday.
CHARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER.
DEATH OF ONE MAN AND INJURY OF FOUR OTHERS.
RAPID >R0UNDING OF A CURVE
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• Two Vanda Ma awlteb en*lne«. No*, j W ard _ jumped the track and i overturned at the curve lead*n* from the Natkma> Starch Coro-, pony a .twlvrh into Kentucky avenua, near the plant of the Van Camp Packing* Company, about > 30 o'clock last night, | causing fatal injuries to Edward f - j Oaugtian, a fireman living at 6IS South, West street, and Injuries to John Zink, i engineer, 554 West Thirteenth street. Fred Harris, fireman, of M East Raymond street, and Anthony Oaughan, a brother of Edward Oaughan. Engine 146 had orders to take a cut Of thirty-one .boacars from the starch i plant to the Vandalia yards. The train prove! too much for one engine and en- j gin* 18. it> charge of Anthony Oaughan f-nd Fred Harris, was rent to the place |
to assist.
Engines Coupled Together.
The engines were coupled together and were rounding the curve at a rapid rate, when No. It, which was leading Jumped taient! the track, drawing the ether engine with ; it Both overturned after running a short
distance on the ties.
tjaughmn was crushed under No. 146, and It was some time before he was released. An examination by I>r. Mackey, of the dispensary staff, who was called with the ambulance, showed that his hips were crushed and he had fatal Internal Injuries. Oaughan waa hurried to 8t. Vincent’s Hospital, where he died
an hour later.
John Zink was Injured about the left leg and right side and there was fear of internal Injuries He was taken to
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THE NEW RULES SEVERELY TAX THESE PLAYERS.
NO SATURDAY GAME AS YET
l.~tc"ert Who Fired Blasting Charge
that Killed Man Bound Over. J -hr N* Un. a ’aborer employed by Fal-
’.loV-r #- dornsta -k dealers, was ‘ tried in the Folk"* Court u»-day on the • lu re* .f manslaughter. Nolan fired a t hnrge 01 dynamite in blasting maohin- ; F-ry it th* »id roning-mifU some time ago. ;ud a piece of iron struek Michael MeGlynn, an old man Irving m the neighbor-'
•thL caus'ng his death. The case was
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XOTICE
j Coach Orm* of the M T H S. fooiball squad, who has made a tho-ough study of the new mie«. »T*e> m- : ! bine two style* of play, the oid and a | new style conslderahly more open... He ‘ believes they are a move in. the direction s of science, and that brains and skill will ’ be at a premium rather tlian brute force • and ■'beef.''’ He bellevec, however, tiuif j the rules will work a disadvantage to the • losing team, as the successful eleven w.ll i probably 'have oppoKente between the - twenty-five-yard line a-nd the goal a large | part of the time, and being hi ble to resort j to the mass plays in this territory should ! gain a big, advantage
>nside' the evidence against Fa Hander
. K- -rr stein ,h, t body fails to take up IT iT.w FU -1F.T X- eases thev will pnee of this shoe_ is *4 «*.
f * .K^ »- a --Ki-v -ill ai«n ’T* are sole agents for the Ralston
I^^Shoe^ Jhese ^5hm^ “To^^The' price of this sh.ve is' $4.«L In Box Calf, r.-nent Corona and Kangaroo leathers.
Call and inspect them,
A. S. Ktmber Shoe Co
FIKE SHOES
18 W. Penn. St., Indianapolis. Ind.
Fili.'ir ier A- Ftomstetn s cases they will b*- tne! in the Police November 24. •5. ih'J charge of shooting in the city
limits.
BUY WHERE PRICES ARE LOW.
Farmers Say Small Merchant .Must Meet City Competition. {Special tn The Inatauapo’.U New*. J ALEXANDRIA, Ind- September Three Madrion county farmers clubs, the j North. South and Central societies, havei
THE STATION GAS METER.
i The back field must be stronger than planned to meet In Joint convention and , ever, nc asserts, as men can not be competitive exhibition on the county I called out of the line to form the inletinfirmary grounds on October 7. At a ferenoe as heretofore between the two 1 meeting throe miles north of here yester-
twenty-live-yaid lines. He will develop
The aecond part of the program will consist of a vaudeville performance by local
HOW GAS IS MADE FOR MANY WITNESSES APPEARED. I COACHES ON RAILHOAOS
We know you dread to have teeth extracted. That is because you hav • never tried ua W* assure you of our ability to extract teeth , without pain or harm.
day. the clubs decided that if they could Physicians and dentist* approve our method*
double set of bac*« as the risk of buy goods cheaper of de.wrtment stores and recommend their patient* needing teeth having one or two men disabled in one in cities than they could of home mer- _ ..... .
e-t chknU^ they would patrvmixe the ity C0U6NLIN & WILSON
1
place them is too dangerous. Off Side Penalty Important.
,The severe penalty of twenty-five yards 1 for off side playing makes this an im-
concems.
hid home In a cab. Harri* and Anthony Gaughan wore Injured about the feet. A wrecking crew worked all night and to-
day In clearing away the wreck.
OLD FIDDLERS’ CONTEST.
They Were Subpenaed for Green's Re-
hearing—No Bubpenae leeued. An effort w&* made by John T. Green,
the patrolman recently dlsmleeed for con- | duct unbecoming an offi .er, to reopen the case before the Board of Public Safety yesterday afternoon. Green presented a petition requesting further Action, on the yyQp|( grounds that additional evidenc* had been , obtained by which he hoped to strengthen his defense. The petition hud been signed
PRODUCT MADE BY SMALL PLANT IN PENNSYLVANIA STREET.
OF BIG GAS
Indiana Postal New*.
(Special to The IndienapoiU New* |
WASHINGTON, September 24.-Rurat i
portant feature of the game. Orroe would letler carriers were appointed to-day as
like to get uj enough rivalry between the follows:
first and second teams during the games Brownsville. Orvll 8. Campbell, regular; every evening so that each eleven would U £ d * ' S P ,ve >- ^bstltute. Indianafeel the loss of twenty-five yards keenly. ^ s ' ' ! ‘ tatlon k Robert B. Jolly,
He believes to this way he can train the y,
blacksmiths to steady themselves when In Kitehel, William F. Jones, regular; Hari regular contests and make few if arty off ry O. Harmler, substitute. Liberty, Mor- . j lls^nlght Orme taught the red and . ns D ' IUrb,ne P ‘ nley A Hu * bM ' S*-®'
MFTFR wht^ a ^w Se-tack formation to ^ I E. Bond. Andrew Graham and Wal- ^ from an mClCn between thg twenty-flve-yard Hne ter M. Martin, regulars; Joseph C. Gil-!‘ >rd,n * ry " Ull,fr -
and the goal. It was formerly employed more, Harry C. Stearns, Levi
Tsp Fleer Ntwtes Cl T?eo; Eviltfisf.
OFFICE
FURNITURE
and Mil direct to con*umer at manufacturer's price*, and the roll-top desk
we sell at $25.00
with great effect by It is a Har- Moline Johnson and Leander I. iMmolL AETW CABIHET CO., 321-c23 W. MirjItHl St.
New Augusta. Earl Snyder,
vard play suL>stitiites. *wxrwr an.v«sv*c4x.cx. i» *v*c»,
the corridors In the City Hall to be heard and Is Informed, but generally he Just o-er a week that the captain of South Archibald Swafford, regular, Frank
. Clerk Woods, of the
Forty-Si* Old-Timer* to Play at Modk >}0ar 4 3*14 that he had Issued no sub-
In the rase,
were subpenaed
They ^asserted 'thiTt "they SiderfgoTTnto 7he mn*. Ke placed tjfi- Roared substitute. ^^Jfton' subetL
'- -■ - —- *» B,».h p 1
' f ** 1 “ long run, while at half on the first team, regular, James D>sard, f^ 8 **^ 1 * 1 *-
ern Woodmen Entertainment. The local camp* of Modern Woodmen
of America are arranging for an entertalmnent to be given at Tomlinson Hull on the evening of September ») for the benefit of woodcraft In Indianapolis. An old fiddlers' contest, in which forty-six old-time fiddlers, not violin artists, will sngage will take up most of the first part of the program. These contestants will vary In sge from flfty-fqur years to elghty-*lx years, and will come not only from Indiana but from Tennessee. Kenlucky. Illinois and Ohio. Two famous old fiddlers will come from Missouri, There ‘will also be a contest foi young fiddler*, and In all classes prises Will be given.
penaen. Some of the witnesses Informed Wood* that the summonses had been read to them by Patrolman Caldwell, who was Green's partner. Superintendent Taffe said that he had not authorised Caldwell to subpena any witnesses, and that the patrolman would have to explain his action. The board took no action on the petition, as It wished to consider tho matter before deciding Gaylord Hawkins, as attorney for Green, withdrew the i»etltlon In order to get evidence to present with It at the next meeting of the board. The board appointed A. A. Shelby as a regular on the police department and Martin Fallon, Charles Householder and Harry Lynch were named as members of the fire force, subject to assignment.
Indianapolis Gas Company,
city. j from Columbus high school, and they, lutlon serveu, 490.
not care to take on the Black-
No. 1; popu-
It I. Ju., a Utu. plant—«uch a little tno.^to notjar ^ ^ ^ )f the |u .
RAILROAD TIME-TABLE. P. M Uni* In Black Kac* flgur** Trains mark*.! thus: • Uatly a Sl*«p*r pParlor Far r rhulr far I) Dlnln* r«r ► J5*. Huntlny. < Sunday only. E* -Bxpr«»*. : Dally except Monday
BIO FOUR! City Ticket Office KOUf- 1 No, I fc. Waehln^ton 8t CLEVELAND LINE Depart Arrlv*
«4:4« «:4» 7:00 10:80
tievaland Expi «•*
INTERURBAN TIME-CARD. Indiana Union Traction Company. Tim* Table—Effectlv* May 23. 1002. Htatton- Mafnolta Building, corner Ken-
tucky and Capitol avenues.
For Anderson. Muncia, Marlon. Alexandria and Intermediate etatlone: Leavo 4:15 a. in . and earh hour thereafter until 8:15 p. m., and H;16 p nv Limited trains for Anderson and Muncle I^eave 8:00 a m. and UTOl a. ni., 2:00 p. m and i 0u p m.. arriving AndeVaon in one hour ami twenty five minutes, and Muncle in two hour*. H:#0 a. m. and 5 00 p. 111 train* make direct conncc-tlone at Anderson with lim-
plant as to seem appropriate for one s t( , r were tp go without a game on Saturback yard—but the demand upon,, It Is 1 day. Danville Is yet to be heard from and ‘’light,” as it makes gas only for railway j Earlham < ollege is being considered,
coaches and does not contribute toward the supply of the city. The regular artificial coal, or water, gas could not be used for Illuminating coaches, as when an effort Is made to compress it sufficiently for railroad purposes condensation follows and the gas becomes chietly water. Oil goa—technically known ns jhnstch gas—is used, as It may be put
^ r 1,*.—,« ... as it ,***.,, w ,., Under a pressure of sixteen or more at mospheres with but little loss. The oil
Prospecting In Texas.
[ppecial to The Indianapolis News.) DELPHI. Ind., September 24.—A num-
ber of Carroll county farmers are going to Texas on a prospecting tour, some with a view of permanently residing there. A general exodus*of Carroll county farmers Is anticipated next spring. During the last four years more than four hundred farmers, with their faml-
^ , I lies, have migrated to the Dakotas, and
The faculty of Shortrldge High School as a result the population of Carroll has pledged $150 to pay for the services j county is less than If was ten years ago of couch Brewer for the football team. I b> people. *
SHORTRIDGE LADS IMPROVE.
•
Thirty-Seven Out for Practice Yeetei^
day—Promising Candidates.
The players have pledged mem selves to
used Is the first by-product obtained from reimburse manager Tuck, who stood the
crude petroleum.
Subjected to Heat. The method of manufacture seems simple. The oil Is fed through Small pipes to three compartments in a furnace, where a terrific heat is maintained. The heat causes the oil to form a gas. much
Wabash expenses. Several means are to be employed to assist and encourage the
team.
Last night thirty-seven candidates appeared on Barron field. It was a fast, scrappy practice.
Opened New Vein of Coal. [Special to The Indianapolis New*.]
BLOOMFIELD. Ind., September 24.— Francis M. Dugger and Cyrus E. Davis, of Bloomfield, and John A. W. Miller, of Jasonville, have completed the sinking of a new coal shaft three miles west of Lln1 ton. The coal was found to be seven feet
iV IvOOK At the Forest Perk Lote Sell* Them. Rarel Street, two Sqaeros South of Washington. Off esc 121 aed 124 StcvtSMS Building. W. A. Van Buren
FOREST PARK HOUSES TK1V GO'T'r AGIS« FOUR. FIVE, SEVEN AND CIOHT ROOMS J*AKOAIIV» See A. C. KIES LUMBER COMPANY Eait Washington 8t. and Belt R. R.
Sellers Bros. DENTISTS (.ombsrd Building 2444 Bast Washington 9tr**t. (Room* IS and 16.1 2d Fleer,
Payne and Busen, two first-team men, 1 an< i nine Inches in thickness and belongs
r W.yn* Rxpr*** trMi fo , Blwood
Union City and Cl.vr.en'd'Aoe. 11:10 •>!» '
Y « Boston Limited, D H •3:M *#!l0 “ ntl1 1 ' , n “^' M.fnH. 1 ..nn i T »ai<‘vri <’**v •4*4i\ point! ln<Jt®-Pspo!isi 8rvu Mun<i8, unc;i I nion * Hy A c,^ .. . . - . *11 ;J0 I » p in- for delivery to all point* before 8 BENTON HARBOR LINK j jUm*wood“^Tlpt^ 8 *^ Benton Harbor Exprewi 7:00 *..ia Anderson. Alexandria, Klaood, Tipton and Benton Harbor Ex . I*. Buffet . 11:10 »:I0 M * r ' on
Elkhart Acc •4:46 *10 *0
ht LOI’18 LINE | Indlanapoli* & Eastern Railway Com-
(Th* World’* Fair Rout* 1 n »nv
»:»» p* n y-
Greenfield Line.
1 D • E A !
•Sihll General ufRc*a, Franklin Building •4**6 I Time-Table- LfTectlv* June 16, 190* *7 tie A ’- 1 - ‘‘AUS I>K1»A HT FROM
HI. L»U I* Ex pro* 7:20 Ht Lout* H. W. Limited. 1). H •11:45 T«rr* Haul* * Mattoon A<c. 6:00 Ht. Liula i.lmlted, f* D. H •»:*6 Ht. L*ul* Expr*** .; *7:06 Kxpositlon , Fiver ...... •12:06
OH 1C AGO LINK
Kankakee Acc..w 7:00 l.ufayette Arc. 6:1#
10:80
CARS DEPART FROM MERIDIAN
AND GEORGIA STREETS
For Richmond and Intermediate station*.
after the method that heat forms gas appeared at the grounds a half hour late to what Is known as the No. 6 vein, from easollne In an ordinary irasoline a.ui were promptly transferred to the j is of excellent quality with a good roof.
^ Indiana Wall Paper Co.
, r, . , , , . scrubs.” The second team has one of burner F rom this furnace, hardly larger the strongest line-ups It has had for ” ~‘~u* »—. *- * -* years. Their excellent showing each
night , is largely due to the enthusiastic
than eight feet square, the gas is forced to four receivers or retorts, where It is kept under a pressure ranging from 150 to 200 pounds. On account of this great pressure it is necessary to have receivers
Of great strength. They are about four i '^naker rieht end' feet In diameter and about eight feet long, riglit-fackle, G^ ’ gl t d ’
coaching of Frank J. Doudican, the 1904 track team captain. The teams lined up
as follows yesterday:
First roam—Left,end, Shank; lefttackle, Conner; left-guard, Lelber; left-
posed are welded Into one piece. The 1
may be had in Germany only.
Under this heavy pressure, the gas is piped to the Union station, where, beneath each track in the train sheds, there is a connection. Beneath each couch that is Intended for night travel there is a large cylindrical tank and It Is Into these tanks lhat the gas is forced. No meter is needed to tell the amount of gas that is
I'aMenger oar* leav* on the following hour*, stored In one of these wandering retorts.
Chicago K**t Mall. »• D •11:50 •SUt LJ? * n m 0 ''” *' ' * *' m -i They are simply measured and this Chicago While City rfp).. D V *8:80 •«:!• * A’l^ffeld I&iaht.town and interme,!!-i n ^ USUr0lne, L 1 ' 1 tttken ,n conn * ct £ on w ‘i h ,•^1...“.. vii-r., L- a *1" 11 *. *1 tn 1 ' jr tween Held. Knightstown ano interme.n 1 atmospheric pressure, as shown by
Chicago Night Kxpre**. H ‘II OS
CINCINNATI LINE
Cincinnati Kxpre**, H Cincinnati Rxpre**, h ... ... Cincinnati fixpraea, H Cincinnati Acc Cincinnati Kxprea*. V Cln. Waah F 1. Ex D S I*. N. Vernon A I.outa Ex, D H
N. fX triton (ti Loult. Ex
FRORIA LINK
Peoria. Bloom. Mall ami Ex Peoria. Bloom F, Ex P Champaign Acc, P. D
ate atatton*. Pa*»enger car* leave F1r*t car, ftf th . .. _ ho _._ th .
»«• ™''T.'.Tri'.'nT;
• X in *11 'so p m lin<1 1 * ,, ( ' Er at 11 16 I’ ni i
combination passenger and exprew* car* Power of the Gas.
11:57 —
•4 So *lt:60 7:41 *6:66
•«'50 t *8.*a S:S * P m and 7.57 p. m.
*«:*« *11:40 •3:45 *11:60
S;M 11 40 j M |g S;77 p
i t! p m. and 7:27
7:25
D.,.»U:»0
4ite
t: 40 •*:0g 10:36
ition i>n*»enger ai
leave at 6 67 a m,, 7:67 a.
, and 7;87 p. m, 1 The ordinary tank will hold about 160 Half-hour*ca'* r fw^^li^enflebi^aml^lntermedl- cubic feet of gss The ordinary burner In
at* atatton* in addition to th# atiovc ached-1 the coaches burns aljout one-half foot an , m . 4:17 p m . 6:H 9. m*. hmUP . White coal gas has a standard of ' downs thief times. ^ # u w P- .... i Several girl clubs and all of the boy Regular Hunday Schedule. from *te\enteen and one-half to eighteen f ra t s promise co be well represented at Half-hour care for Greenfield and intermedi- candle power, the oil gas is of about fortv ! sdttirdav's gan
Bchoen; right-tackle, Glpe: right-guard, Hackney; right-half, Captain Clark; fullback, Allerdice; quarter-back, McKin-
ney.
Second Team—Left-end, Weir; lefttackle, Conner; left-guard, Lleber; left-left-hulf. Holloway; center, Buser; rightend, Patton, right-tackle, Everetts; rlght-guaru, Allison; right-half, Leathers. riill-back, Bosson; quarter-back.
Captain Cline.
Pratt may be forced to retire, but Lleber, a ISD-pound candidate, is out for his place at center, and between him and Donaker an excellent choice can be made. George Steen, the crack distance runner of the school, was so severely Injured last Friday that he has not attended school this week. He was making a strong bid
for full-back.
The feature of last night's practice was probably the punting of quarter-back McKinney and the line plunging of Captain Clark. Jtoseph also got away for touch-
Wagon Factory at Evaneville. [Special to The Indianapolis News.] EVANSVILLE. Ind., September 24.-A. F. Karges, manager of the Karges Furniture Company, has taken steps to erect a wagon factory here, to cost $60,000. The site of the plant has not been selected.
Mel mlj Good, Cbaap Wall Paper, bat Good Wall Paper Cheap. Indiana Wall Paper Co. 'v? r *JKi. Am
Convalescing from Heart Stab. [Special to The Indlanapoli* New*.] ■ ENGLISH, Ind., September 24.—W. W. Cummings, who was slashed across the breast by Virgil Bloomfield with a knife, cutting into the lower point of the heart. Is slowly convalescing. HIGHER COURTS’ RECORD.
reeeik * Rt«.m,n. v •■i.M .i in •tation* in addition m the above hourly , iU) ,ne power. I *oria .V mflfpmtpgton s *11:60 *6 *# ^hedul# at * 27 a m. and each hour there-I y f„„,
candle power, the oil gas Is of about forty Saturday s game in Sheridan.
l8PRINGFlKl.il A COLUMBUS LINE. rftar untH 7 ’ri’ Vm * j yimuner icniure at me pianr oi me gas | Brighter Days at DePaUW. Celumhua Einro* m to mi 40 | company in South Pennsylvania street, is | ^ M
t’obmihu*. a s|m mg d 8 x P. D S* •llite Kw . 0rw , fl • dtate atatint'.* the big station meter that keeps account v.:!5 10.16 iVVvT" „vwi a nv and leave at 9 no of all of the gits that is made at the plant, i GREEN CASTLE, Iml
Lynn Aoo...
11:40 10.16
September 24.-
CiRC IWlll. Hsni ! ltoi k Oajton Raiteif CUf T|«#t Offiot, 8 lid 10 Hrth ll^nel* SU#it, Clajpeo!
Noiil
Cincinnati Rspi-oa*. 8 C. 4:00 Mi ls Cincinnati Fa*t Mnll. P .•«. ..... •* *n *4 40
Cincinnati A Dayton Ex., r... TnleCo A Detroit Kx . P Cincinnati A Dayton Bx . P . Cincinnati Limited. P. D. Cincinnati A Dayton Kxpre*# Toledo A Detroit Kxpre**
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Supreme Court Minutes.
20140. James Blngle v*. State of Indiana
Spencer C. C. Brief for State (8), New Supreme Court Suit.
20190. Edward We*t vs State of Indiana. Sullivan C. C. Record. Assignment of error* Notice to prosecuting attorney served. Submitted under Rule 19. Appellant - * brief (I).
Appellate Court Minutes.
4822 Polite Snodgra** et al. vs. Napoleon B Brandenburg Shelby C. C. Appellant * renly
brief (St
4756. Frederick Schreiher et a! v*. Albert R | Worm. Marion 8. C. Appellant* - brief (S) on I cross-errors. Appellants’ reply brief (8). 4752. Chicago. Indlanapoli* A Jxtulavfile Railway Company va. Mary E. Wicker, adminls- | tratrix Greene C. C. Appellant* reply
brief (*>
Robert*. Van-
t k :v 'r js “We Fool the Sun.” INDIANAPOLIS TENT AND AWNING CO., “7 f Wa.hlBg’aa 81. Both Phones 1122.
filrotln HOMt DelTISTS 37S K. Weshlneton It. Full Srt Te«th„ Go.d Crown*.. Bridge Work..., All Week Cuarantaad.
in t hcoftlcea tt honlan t Is soconMructe'rl ' vesterday when seven of laet year's meii | Dibble v* wuiard R Robe
Indianapolis, Greenwood 6. Franklin tl , a , )t Wlll , olln , a ny amount of gus from ontered school. The new material Is ahow-j d ^ ur »^\ n ^Aw^an t a ^rlef^i).
Railroad Company. lumdrevG to billions of feet. Its counting
^ 7 'is largely confined, however, to the
Pa*»en
^“rv'\Ce«n*r ^STwT m . Vnclusive. I^t I f>f*p'« living in the South Side of {he city, car leave* at 1116 p. m «'n Samrdaj* and *he meter at the new station keeping
Sunday* cars leave also at 1 3<' ( 2:3b. 3 J*.', 4 30
keeping
watch over the North Siders.
The meter te ten teet in diameter and ten ieet in lensth On one end is the dial, or, rather, a series of small dials, on each oi which is a hand like the hour hand of a watch. The dials are assigned as follows to the various possible num-
ber of feet that may pass through
- -v ... tVmhlnalhxn paswntf-i 0*1 IP 4(1 •lO'HS leave* Georgia and Meridian «a . for Id in • to:,n.> wood only, at 9.Si a m and 3:80 p. m S:*A ML4S : •its? 7-M 4 Martinsville •i na vex Transit Co.
exprew car
Green-
ing up better than was expected at the! *'[' Martin ^* U ,* ay beginning. Among the oow men that are brief^8t. f Marlon S. ( . A
OCvt. Emanuel Rothachlld v*. William E.
Comtppel-
inost proniislng are Morgan, of Colorado. ^ Emanuel Rothechfld v*. William E. Nysewander, of Indianapolis; Hayes, of : heonhard. Randolph C. C. Appellee - * petition
.. -• - - — Granted thirty days from
Cured at your home. BLACKHEADS pimples, eruptions, large pores and *U other disorders affecting the skin and complexion. Full fnlormation and book free. Call or write personally to John 1, WoeiUmrT >. L 161 gt»t» St, ftiag*.
Ctawfordavllle; Sandy. Davis, of Brazil, and
burg. Pa.
of Cloverdale; . for additional time.
Jones, of Pitts- October *.
Chicago Kxpre**
Ttiacol* ACC-
Springfield A Decatur Kx ft C Mlil*
_ Rapid
7:t4 “ .. m ttet 7:*4
^nrln^d 1 Kx,.r«* ’ W.m«-Rirem and Station. 47 Kentucky Decatur A Springfield Kxprea* ».♦• 4.M Schedule Effective September !. 19^1
11 . S* «:«# S'jr*t e* r leave* from In front of No 47 Ken- a v t i icgt* iimuum m gas mat passes ssse 16:1* j tueky ave,, for Martinsville and intermediate through tho meter daily is 600,000 cubic tst* *3:66 »t»tkviia at 6:1# * m . and every hour there feet, but at the end of each year the ■ I after, on the halt-hour mark, until 6.80 p m meter is turned buck to 0 It must lie Chkiig#, lnditnipoSis k 1 l*^ r ' ilher dl8COUra,?inK ,nr the ni " ,#r Louilfille Rliivif. , «*t r«r leave* at ii * p m . running to M*r Operations of Meter.
City Ticket Office, 3 and 10 North Leaving Martlnn-tHe for Indianapolu ami xhe meter is operated by means of the
Illinois St.. Claypool Hotel. : B^tVaVer/on * he PVmtnute rrossure exerted by the gas on the wa
Chicago Night Expret*. S ...•IS 6i »s 4* maik until * 4« r m Th « < W r m car , tr th a t the meter contains. Every foot Chicago Fast Mall F P. D •DOS •7:65 cun. only to ‘^J.^.^Ieavre lli <'I S'hs that is made at the plant passes
Chlraffo TTnirrnwL < D,... t 40 ftiiQ in# n^¥t ana jmi cwt
Chicago Vestibule P D $:$# ‘iist w «, running to Indlanapoli*. through the meter and is measured, hut Monon Act •4:<M •t*:»M' ?r>r ,n,1Un * 1 ’ • ni L\ this it is not meant that the amount high -ehool 0.
of gas that is consumed can be read
DON’T LOSE AMBITION
Columbus High School Schedule. [Special to The Indianapolis New*.] COLUMBUS, Ind.. September 2b-Man-
the j nger Ferd Cooper, of the Columbus high
meter: Billions, hundred millions, ten p^hool football team, has announced tho uSSSSf-Th;; T. >''*■ —MF everything seems blue
Pearson’s Piano House OUR SPF.CIALTY FINE PIANOS gtoiaway, Haielton, KurtEmann and oOur*. Law price* and «**/ terms. Write Car ea«atogue and particular*.
son: October 3, Franklin high school .-it Columbus; October 10. Bedford high i school at Columbus; October 17, Shelby- j ville high school at Shelbyvllle; October 2b Ixtulsvllle manual training school at Columbus; October 31. Bedford high school at Bedford: November 7. lyoulg- | ville M T. S at lx>ulsvil!e; November 21, Franklin high school at Franklin; | Thanksgiving. Noblesville high school at
Columbus.
Results of Yesterday's Football.
At Minneapolis—Minnesota 37. East Side magn
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YOU, READ THIS.
Do yoti knop that when you are de- j spondent and the burden of care and i worry is intolerable, you are placing trouble under a microscope which mag-' nifiep it many times over? Do you realize that your greatest troubles are largely fancied, and that you are "crossing bridges" long before you reach
th^m?
Your stomach is the microscope, and j when it is disordered the lens will only ify trifles which make you miserable.
ar up
Ttaa Basical FURNITURE Carpet and fteve Hon*# HARTMANN, 116-Jlg g. Wash. St. Ju*t East of Alabama *t
music BOXES
Lake Erie A Western R. R. la in', and depart* at ».!<* a m , al*e arrive* ^tum the meter. ■ i*al Snr has a most Toledo, fhlcago A Mich Kx ' 7:1* lerS* , ^ 1 ♦» i v depart* at »:1« p. m ^x^av.tga^ wa^jjf^ondenslng^ien
Toledo, Detroit A Chicago Ltd.•!*:«« 8:U Mich CUi, lAtnt'te a L«f spi.. ?:f3 ‘to rs lndian*poH». Shelbyville & South-
of
even under a light pressure, und at times there Is a loss of per cent., due to gas having condensed to water. In addition to this los-s is the loss Incurred
At Chicago—Chicago 03. North Division nerves do their duty properly, arid you
high school
- AND
your stomach and let your
heir duty properly, and you */• , T »* • x* • •
will have no bridges to cross and the silver V IClOT I &lkin£’ /UaClIineS
dark cloud will annear soon O _
at Cor. Illinois
Philadelphia * New York Baltimore A Washington .... Cclumbus. Ind. A Louisville.. Columbus. Ind A l^»ul*vlBe.. Uohmond. Ptqua A t>I.. O..
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* gn ’ ^tlcally an infallible remedy for all stom-
ach disorders and is so nearly perfect that every bottle is sold under a guarantee to ; refund the money if It is not all It ia
claimed to be.
The stomach has many ways of express-
ECHO’S ANNIVERSARY.
s— eastern Traction Company.
at jit Mon and '•'ar* leave Indianapolis for ShelbyvlUe and LifOUAh ACAkage
at xtlon and ^ i . t * rnM 4 Uk £ tram the comer of Near the dials on the end of the meter
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clock a tn., have been an attempt at perpetual mo- Shortridne Daily Paper Five Years ing its disapproval of ill treatment,' such 6, » mad tRUt, or an infernal machine, but it is i *> ♦ c ♦ a as nausea or vomiting, or fermentations. olmpiy an appliance for showing the! Lisa incxx paturaay, which cause bloating and belching up of
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Friday Bargains such selling in any other store — nor even here upon any other day— as characterizes the offerings in the Fri-
, day Bargain Sales,
MEN’S All-wool Cheviot Sack Suits, cut in the latest Fall style, sizes 34 to 44 chest measure, worth $10.00, Friday special . . MEN S' All-wool Tan Fall Top Coats, cut in latest fashion, sizes 34 to 42 only, worth $10.00. Friday special MEN’S Plain and Fancy Worsted Pants, all sizes up to 50 waist measure, worth $5.00, Friday special. MEN’S Corduroy Working Pants, double - sewed seams, ail sizes, worth $2.50, Friday special
$8-50
$8-50
$3.75
$1.65
Men’s and Boys’ Shoe Specials
MEN’S Bok Calf Double Sole Lace Shoes, Foot
Form Last, worth $2.50, C| QC Friday special ^ |e>FU
$1.45
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ROYS' and Youths’ Box and Satin Calf Double Sole Solid Leather School Shoes, sizes 1 to 5ka, worth $2.00, Friday special. .... 1
BOYS’ Bunker Hill Shoe. . famous for school wear. ' 4 v in Velour Calf, Box Calf ^ and Kangaroo Calf, water-proof, worth $2-60, Friday special LITTLE BOYS’ Low Heel Box ^ _ Calf Lace Shoes, sizes 9 to 13, C f Afl worth $1.50, Friday special v | aW
Men’s and Boys’ Hat Specials MEN’S New Fall Shape Derby ami Fedora Hats, in Black and Brown, worth $2.00, Friday spe- J 1 BOYS’ 25c School Caps, Friday 1 Cf special It/ Boys’ 35c Plain Blue Golf Caps, Friday special ArO**
A Big Day for the Boys’ Specials
BOYS’ Double - breasted Knee Pants Suits, made extra strong for school wear, Plain and Fancy Mixtures, ages 8 to 16, worth $2.50, Friday special. BOYS’ Double-breasted and Norfolk Knee Pants Suits, in Plain and Fancy Cheviot and Cassimere, ages 8 to 16 years, worth $3.50. Friday special BOYS’ Double-breasted and Norfolk Knee Pants Suits, in Allwool Cheviot and Cassimere, made and trimmed extra ^strong, every seam taped, ages 7 to 16 years, worth $4-00. Friday special BOYS’ Double-breasted Norfoltf and Suits with Vest, in fine Allwool Cheviot and Cassimere, cut in the latest style, ages 8 to 16 years, worth $4.50, Friday spe-
cial
BOYS' LONG PANTS SUITS, ages 14 to 19 years, ^ 4 __ in Dark Cheviot Mixtures, worth $6.00, Friday spe- VA/f) BOYS’ LONG PANTS SUITS, in Single or Doublebreasted style, cut in the latest fashion, with broad shoulders, ages 14 to 19 year*, worth $9.00, Friday Cj
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$1-95
$295
$3.45
special.
Bojs’ Underweir Specials—Boy§’ Shirt Specials
Men’s Furnishings Specials
MEN’S White Negligee Shirts, cuffs attached and de-
tached. Plain and Plaited bosoms, worth $1.00 and $1.2.5. Friday special
MEN'S Fancy Madras Pajamai, ai! sizes, worth $1.25,
Friday Special —
MEN'S White Unlaundered Shirts, open back or front,
New York Mills Muslin, 1900 linen bosom, full gusseted, worth 75c, Friday special
$<1.00 STEEL FRAME SUIT CASES, special
Athletic Goods Specials
BOYS' Football Headgear, worth 75c, Friday special... 45c BOYS’ Football Pants, worth 75c, Friday special.. ,45c BOYS’ Football Shin Guard, worth 40c, Friday special 25c BOYS' Rugby Footballs, worth $1.06, Friday special : .TOc ROYS’ Football Sweaters, worth 75c. Friday special 50c FAIRFIELD Golf Clubs, worth $1 25, Friday special ,OOc EAGER Special Drivers, worth $1.00. Friday special ,45c CADDY Bags, in rubber, worth $1.00, Friday special <!5c SPALDING’S Official Footballs, list $4.00. special $a.5<> SPALDING’S BASKET BALL, list price $5.00, special... $4.50
79c 85c 45c $4.75
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\f£ j|£ j%: 7 ' gSL 7“,' ottnces At *hr other end'of the meter shortridge High School, will celebrate It* eral debility, bowel troubles and offensive
is an apparatus. equall> peculiar, and a nniv*r«arv Satnrdnv irtv* vMira breath.
these cases Chase e Dyspepsia I rwisitiveiv effect a cure and will !
AND SUNDAY SFEtUAI,
SCHEDULE.
On Saturday and Sunday, bexlnnlny at
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dtanapoU* at U o'clock nildn;gh!
the’mind of the <> b 3® ctton * ble advertisement the edition of it all is to was ainu.«t entirely confiscated. The
show the candle power of the gas that is Echo is the only paper issued daily by
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A nv. a oar ail! leave Indianapolis each half spnaratus imtoossibie to BPQRB
^82 r «d C Tr«*P 5 m. affil’ ireye 1 in- teyman but the object of it aU is'to was ajngj confiscated The
ford.
Palladelphta. A New York Baltimore A \Va*hln*ton.... Dayton A Sprtnxfleld.
Vlncenne* Acc Louisville A Madison .. Spencer A French Lick Plttsbvirx A East Columbus. Pittsburg Jfc
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Vandalia Lines.
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INVENTIONS
.even more sinister in appearance, for anniversary Saturday. Five year, | breathy S back of a sneet of red glass burns a ago Hetcher o agner issued the first f,. r ^ W |ii positively effect a cure and will I titln jet of gus. just seven inches high number of this paper. On account of an give relief with the very first dose. •' Of course, there i* much more to the irmrihie advertisement the edition Referring to < liases Dyspepsia Cure.
Mr A. Dawson, Merchants National Bank. Providence. R. I.. recently wrote: I wish to state that I gave It a very fair test by eating a corned beef dinner, well knowing what it would cost. After doing so. I tried one dose of your Cure and it
relieved me wonderfully." For sale m Indianapolis by: U E Hoax. 645 Massachusetts are
vaiaweu, ruesuay. Amia aauiu, v> euues- * K*vin - *, Pharmacies—Three store*: Senat* oracers day, Albert Aronson, Thursday. Walter &V e. and Washington *t.. Delaware and Mar'rtniitrsir. • WViilav MiHican v.* «*« TTltwite mnd North rntm.
rnrsTAio to m huurui
Cures
sore reer
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Senior Class Election.
editor has charge
Under him are lour to ten assistants and ever Mm the censor. The editors of the
The senior class of the Shortridge High ** U~ < ^ e , nt M ° r n ^ y ’ T ^'? a< * s • _ C*. id well; Tuesday. Anita Muhl; W ednes-*
patented and told if patent is obtained by «* * Tear* experience, Send for booklet. Patent Devalopment Oo. of Amorioa, too Or—aw**, Ne« r«* City
School will hold its election of
next Friday morning Frank J. Doudican Pritchard;
Friday, Louise Miiligan.
:4&jX*0ts Limited ■ *«:8» Torre Rant*. St Louis * West •: 25 Terre Havre & St. boul* West •12.t6 YVeatern Express *8:30 Terre Haute & Effingham Acc 4:48 T*rti§jjS|0ita Express . i7:I5
Ik Iplir ; qi04ae'a»tle A T. Hau. *S:S5 _
tt. Louis and all point# w**t..*12:16 *3:20 EITSLHMjIMI. tf« Mfc. bo*. Ai br»a-»t* « .
has been ncmlnated for president. He is Shortridge students are fond of quoting captain of the school's track team and a the description President Roosevelt gave • rvminent member of the football team it -"truly remarkable." Rviand Pratt is a candidate for the vice- •
presidency. Edith Brannon and Robert Hackiiey have been mentioned for re-elec-tion to the offices of secretary and treas-
urer.
It Yea Waat Everrtaiar oean *ac Pri-ht. Try
IT*
BARKEEPERS FRIEN
Oratorical Club Elects.
The annual election of officers in the ' Shortridge High School Oratorical Club:
r was held yesterday afternoon. Sumner; ..
Gaining Strength Daily. CUm< v resigned from the presidency on promptly, write for full partlcutere to Hereford's Acid Phosphate not only cor- account of school work. Ward Fisher was i C..ase Manufacturing Co., Newburga.rt.Y
rects disorders which undermine health, elected to succeed Mr. Clarey
XM **.* , lUinote and North *t*.
Edward Fetger. S E. cor. \Va*h. and IU. *t* Juliu* A. Haag. 112 N Penr.*ylvanl* et Erdebneyer & Son. Mer. «. and Ruaaeli aye. R I Ead* A Co , New Turk and Del. *U. J M Scoct Sc Son*, cor III. and IPh *ta. Ma-irlce Schwartz. Talbott are and 2td *tFrank H. Carter, 15 W. Wash. *t. and 7T*
Massachasetts av#
A B Gauld, 1042 and DM Udell st
If your druggist can not supply you
— “--ulan
WINE of CARDUI FOR WOMEN
W.L DOUGLAS $3.50 SHOES A trial will convince that W. L. Douglas shoes ars the beet ia the world.
IMOIAIIAPOUS STOftl 2 E. Wail^lHftoR St.
To prove to you that Dr. Chaeo * Ointment is a certain and absolute cure for each and every form of Itching bleeding and prorudfng pile*, th* manufacturers have guaraneed It. You can uee It and get your money >ack If not cured. •Me a box. at *11 deale r or Or. A. XV Cheae Medicine Oo . Buffalo. N.Y Dr. 4. W. Chase’s Ointment
Merritt
Potter eras elected vlce-prcsideut. Muriel
but also builds up the entire physical sys- Pc>e secretary , and Orestes Caldwell, re-
tem. A valuable constitutional tonic.
CDSST1PATI0M ** w chare - *
t'cc. seczeruiij. uuu iv- w WItw I lr K 11W11 Constipation Tablets. j porter. Herbert Green, Mary Holton. Rol- j In watch-shaped bottiea. Cc. At all drogglsta
MOSQUITO BITES. Do moequitoe* poleon you? ZEXA-CUKA will relieve toe pain Instantly and drive the poison from tne system. ZEMA-Ct'K.4 will rare Eczema and all other skin dtseoaee. liquid, applied externally, not tin pieaeant to uee. Sold by Henry i. Huder, Washington and Prnxutylvnnia eta., Indiananolle. Ind.
HEALTH
F*OR YOU DR. MrEArOHLIXA Eleetric Belt !* e positive Cere for Rheum* Urn*. Lame Reek,KIdncyPeina, Lumbego. Sciatica, 8(ora
.i' er'I rooi>le«. Kervo • lieMittr. Phyeicel ir.d *11 silracnu from which people eoffer. fl e* life to the nervee, eoot hee pain *n4 reetorea strength I*cure* while you sleep. Let me eend joe my book, with fall Information, by mail freo hr. E. L AsteecU g M teas Ia. ClsdMNb E
ach and LcerTroutUeii. gervo
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