Plymouth Tribune, Volume 9, Number 33, Plymouth, Marshall County, 19 May 1910 — Page 4

3ig3ig3!! s OFFICE Centennial Opera House Block, ft) ri 107 West LaPorte Street Entered at the Postoffice at Plymouth. Inm as aecona-Uats matter. Plymouth Indiana May 19 1910 Attend Our Extraordinary Suit Sale to Political Announcements

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Tlife unklersigned desires to announce his name as a candidate for Representative, subject to the decision of the RepuiblJcan con vention to be hxld SauuMay, June 11, 1910. E. M. W-right. Auditor The undersigned wishes to an nounce as a candidate for county auditor subject to the decision of the Republican county con vention June 11, 1910. F. E. Gam For County Clerk U m. u Hendricks will be a candidate for county cfctrk subject to the -decision of the Republican ccunty convention Saturday June 11, 1910. Treasurer I will be a candidate for the office of County Treasurer before the Republican county convention to be held in Plymouth, Saturday June 11, 1910. iVF. Schilt. Commissioner The undersigned desires 1o anrrounce his name as a carididate for county commissioner from the Second district subject to the decision of the Republican countv convention to be held on Saturday June 11, 1910. 19w4t Geo. II. Hatfield COMING OUT TRIUMPH IS PREDICTED FOR THE PARTY IN MARSHALL COUNTY THIS FALL. Hatfield of Bourbon for Commis sioner 2nd District Morris for Surveyor Wright and Schilt Talked Of. Tlie Republican party in Mar shall county, is cautiously preparing for the coming fall campaign, which they are confident of carry ing. Indications point to a RepubAt m ... . . nan clin sweep and the ticket is to te made the strongest in years, with the determination to nominate broad minded men, of neutral Republican principles. One rock ribbeld Democrat who moveSi about the county constantly, has said that the Re publicans will elect every county officer excepting perhaps the state representative. Republican candidates are coming out with precision, and with tire knowledge of the present conditions in the county. lVm. H. Morris otf TVlk Township and George Hatfield of Bourbon, are announced candidates for county surveyor ami Commissioner of the Second district, respectfully. FVIiends of Edward WJrigh't ol Bremen are urging him to announce himself for representative and Wm. Schilt also of Bremen will probably be a candidate for County Treasurer. HOLDS CHARGE ABSURD. Mayor Shank Disclaims the Political Suicide Desire. Indtanaoolrs Mav 17. Mayor v v Shank, returning from Alabama, denied as fahsie and absurd a charge that he is opposing Senator Albert J. Beveridge for reelection. Durincr the mayor's absence last week V. D. Headrifck. Republican candidate! for county prosecutor, publicly ancitsed Shank and Joseph B Wealing, corporation counsel of having formulated a plot to overthrow Beveridge. "A man whJo wants to remain in the Reoublican party) would be a fool to think of opposing Senator Beveridge, much less to - 9 take an open stand against mm said the mayor. "It would be political suicide to be against Btfvefidge." WAS BURNED TO DEATH. Cousin of Plymouth Woman Dies as Result of Gasoline Accident. Mrs. George Williams went to North Liberty Wednesday to attend the funeral of her cousin Mrs. Harvey Williams, who died Monday as the result of injuries received by being burned in a gasoline explosion. The accident occurred eleven days before her death. While filling a tank on a gasoline stove the liquid caught fire and burned Mrs. Williams. Her sufferings during the days before her death were intense.

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Ltdies' Gauze Vests Pretty Figured Lawns, Boys' and Girls' Black Ladies' BlacK and Gray IK y RICHTER & GLASS Elects C. A. Reeve

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Will HaveJEntire Supervision of the Library Movement in City Committees Will Start Work.

LIBRARY BOARD President C. A. Reeve Vice President John R. Jones 6 Secretary Winnie L. Humrichouser 0 Treasurer George D. Marks Members Mrs. A. R. Underwood Louis J. Hess Mrs J. W. Smith The seven members duly appoined by the Judge of the Circuit court, the school Board and the Common Council of the city of Plymouth having qualified for the office -and been accepted by the clerk of the court met at 7 :30 o'clock on, the evening of May 16 at the hlome of Mrs A. R. Underwood, one of the members of the Board of the city of Plymouth, Indiana. A vote by ballot was taken, which resulted in the election of the following officers to serve for the ensuing year: C. A. Reeve for president, John R. Jones for vice president ; E Ü SERIES OF COMMENCEMENTS IN IMA R SHALL COUNTY DURING THE PRESENT WEEK Green Tp. Held Closing Exer cises Last Evening North and Tippecanoe Thursday and Saturday Township common school commencements are in order throughout Marshall county durinc the present week, in which three townships hold closing exercise's. Tuesday ttvening the commencement exercistcsi of Green itownsh'ip wvre held. There were eighteen graduates from the eighth grade in that town

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President of Body Winnie L. Humrichoiuser for secretary; George D. Marks for treasurer. Speeches of acceptance were made by all the officers elect and all pledged themselves to work, to thc?ibest of their ability for the best interests of Plymouth and to further the work so ably begun by the ladies of the General Library Committee. Among others a motion was made and carried that the Ladies of the Library Board act as chairmen and select their own asistfants, with jTtlie ipirrvMtfge of calling on the men to see such persons as they may deem best, and thus carry on the work of gathering sufficient funds for the purchase of a suitable lot and the furniture for our library. Plans were discussed and much accomplished toward the work to be done, but much remains to be done before a site can foe chosen. We hope for the hearty co-op-erataon of every citizen of Plymouth. We are to have a Library'. Help us to make it the very best in the state not perhaps in size, bait in beauty and usefulness. ship. The address of tlvei evening was delivered by Rev Hayes, the blind preacher of Marshall coun,ty. Thursday evening the closing exercises of the North township schools will be luld at Iapaz and Saturday night at Tip peanoe, the commencement of tha't township will be held. U B Church News Last Sunday was a day long to he remieim1erel The subject in the morning bmughlt out Halley's comet tht pays a visi't to the earth evxiry TO cars. The sermon was a help to prove that the great plan of the Heavens was an evidence of a living God. Suirt Grimes of Warsaw filled the pmlpit in the evening and preached an able sermon. The attendance was large at all the sessFons of the day. The annual convention of the Christian Eneavor of the church will be held in our church June 22 and 23 aHxut tlrrce hundred delegates and a number of able speakers from abroad is expectd The ladies of the clmnch will enjoy one of their fine spreads at the home of Mrs. Dr Myers Thursday afternoon. Advertised LettersMiss Mantha (White Mr W. G. DeHaven Joshua Duncan

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STORY TOLD HI UNHEARD OF HEIR APPEARS AFTER MANY YEARS IN THE EMMA LORD ESTATE CASE Daughter Found in Muncie Ind.; Whose Existence Was Unknown to Culver Residents $8000 Awaited Woman ic interest was centered this week on the appearance in town of an 'heir to the supposed heirless estate of the late 'Mrs. Emma EstelUla Lord. The heir is no less than a daughter of 'Mrs. Lord Mrs. Mattre Estelle Commons of 'Municie Ind., ays- the jCuHver-Citizen. Not even the oldest and most intimate of Mrs. Lord's friends in Culver suspected in their 18 years acquaintance with her that she had a child living or, in fac; a relative of any degree This wa what she always maintained, and everybody accepted it as true. Capt. Oliver CTook, who was her business adviser for many years, had been informed that there was a child Iby a first marriage; but he was given to understand that the child was dead. Mrs. Lord's motive for wishing this imprelsiion to prevail is not known---jpossLbly she believed such was the caso; but as she was of a disposition which is termed erratic, it does not excite wonder as would Je the case with persions, who do things in the ordinary conventional way. The discovery of the living child came about in this manner: Xot long aigo Capt. Crook in looking over papers left by 'Mrs. Lord found a picture taken wheishe was a young woman. He recalled too, tho name of a family named YVaynemyer living in Ohio whom Mrs Ivord had mentioned x& friends of her early days. He gave the information to Attorney J. C. Capron of Ft Wayne who communicated with thk? family and sent on the picture for identification. The AVaynemyers replied that the picture was that of Janet Hoover, and gave such othur information that the following is now established. t Janet Hoover at the age of 10, married Jason Brewer at Knightstown, Ind. A daughter, Mattie Estt:He was 'bom. When the child was about two years old Mr. and Mrs. Brewer separated, Mr. Brewer retaining the child. Mrs. Brewer Went to Indianapolis and entered a school. Later she bought a boarding- house business of a woman named Sewell and assumed the name of Emma Es-' tdle Sewell. Why she did this the daughter is unahle to say. It will have to be charged, for the lack of a 'better explanation to the unusual ways she showed at times of doing 'things. In the course of time she married R. K.

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3.89 Iord, an educated Engishman of roving-' disposition and sporting proclivities. Mr. 2nd Mrs. Lord came to Lake Maxinkuckee and Mr. Lord ran a steamboat on the lake for several years. His suicide by. drowning is still fresh iiv the minds of our citizens. Mrs. Lord then took hold of affairs and showed considerable capacity as a business woman. She managed successfully the boat line, the Colonda hotel, a farm and a millinery store. At the time of her death from apoplexy, four years ago, she left some property, the proceeds of the sale of which $8.000 it is said have heen paid into court. How much lias been paid on outstanding obligations is not known, but , Mr. Capron is now investigating and it is hoped that there will he a nice little sum for the daiighter whose identity seems to be clearly established. Mr. Brewer is living in Beloit, Ohio. Mrs. Commons, who came to Culver on Saturday and remained until Tuesday the guest, o? Capt. and Mrs. Crook is albotit years of age, the mother of a 'son of 1.1. She is an intelligent, attractive young woman, bearing so strong a- resemblance to her late mother that the likeness is noticed by all who have met her. For the past nine years she has Ixeen employed in" a suit and cloak house at Muncie. She says: "I was brought up by a step mother whom I love dearly, but I always felt a hunger to know and find my own mother. My father put her completely out of his life after the separation and I think never cared to know where she went. I 'do not think he knew or cared whether she was alive or VBead. I Uiavcj always tfelt that some day I would find her and I never let go of that thought. I once heard that she was in Cin cinnati and I placed an inquiry in the pajers there, but nothing came of it. I have even consulted clairvoyants in the hope of getting a clue, and I never went any where on the cars or into a strange town that I did not scan the faces of women, hoping to see some who resembled the pictures I ha'd of her at home, for I felt sure that if I did meet her something would tell me that it was my mother. I have a picture of her enlarged from a tin type exactly like one that Captain Crook found after her death. Why my mother never tried to find me I don't know and will never find out, hut I do know that I wanted to find her. Of course I am soTry that this has all been cleared up after she has passed away, but I am glad that her identity is no longer a mystery. I have no recollection of any mother except my stepmother, but she has always treated me as her own child. Still is it natural for a child to want her very own mother." iMrs Commons' appearance at this time is very opportune as the estate is about to be closed, and in default of the appearance of an Ivcir the property would have "ne to the state. iW'Irii you have a cold, a cough and a tight, sore feeling in the chest, y'odir lungs sore and pain, you use vapor balm. You inhale it, ft goes directly to the scat of di'sease, where it does most good. Xo internal drugging to knockout the sitomach. Inhhler and Inhalent, sent prepaid. Price $2. The Setinal Co, Plymouth Ind.

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DID THE E GET YOU? IF NOT FILL OUT THE COUPON AND MAIL' TO SAMUEL R. THOMAS SOUTH BEND. Need Not Place Stamp on Envelope Simply Write "Official Business" and Mail ; to Supervisor. Have "you been, enumerated? If the enumerators have missed you, or if you feel that there is

THE COUPON On April 15, 1910, I was living at address given below, but to tine 'best of my knowledge I have not been enumerated there or anywhere else.

Name 'Street ami n umher City i 1 ELECT OFFICERS FOR NEXT ANNUM WHICH BEGINS AFTER NEXT SATURDAY. Program Has Been Prepared for Study of Club Will Close Year With Next Meet- ; ingThe Saturday Club will close the current year at its meeting next Saturday afternoon. 'Hie event will Hre celebrated by a luncheon at the home of the retiring -president Mrs. Jsie Toan Brooke. The officers which have been elected for the coming year are as follows: President Mrs. Mary E. WmVice President Airs. .Marina .u Stietvens. Secretary Mrs. '.Mary K. Hitch cock. . ... . Treasurer Mrs. Nellie A. ress"CTihc program for the coming ... 1,01c unrt renared and will be published within a few days.

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Silkolines, 15c quality, 36-inches wide Fine White Petticoats, daintily trimmed, worth All White Waists, worth $1.50

any doubt in the matter, fill out the coupon herewith printed and mail it to Samuel R. Thomas, district supervisor, South Bend Ind. It will not cost you a penny. The envelope need not be stamped, but it should be plainly marked "Official Business." These coupons have been mailed throughout the United States by the census department at AVashington and the blank form should be filled out by every person who has not been enumerated. Another census will not be taken for ten years and much depends upon the figures secured at this time. Every man, woman and child .should be "'counted in the census of lDlO and tbe heads of families should give this matter their prompt attention. In cases where the parents are dead it behooves the oldest child or guardian to take the matter in hand and see that the narnes and adresses of those missed by the enumerators are forwarded to Mr. Thoapas. Remember that the giving of tliM in forma ion- to the census, department does not even cost postage. The committee which has cliarge of the program of subjects to be studied during the coming year is composed of the following, Mrs. A. R. Underwood, Mrs. Jerry Blain, and Mrs S. N. Stevens together with all of the retiring officers. Other committees are on Entertainment, Music and Art, which are to be appointed by the new president. The outgoing officers are Pres. Mrs. Brooke, vice-president Mrs Winnings, 'Sec, Miss Alice Klinger, Treasurer Mrs. Cressner. The m-oirrhership of the Saturday Club is sixty. Meetings are held, each Saturday afternoon. 0 NbOifce Js Siereby given tfiiat the Board of Review of Marshall County, State of Indiana, will meeft in annual session at the Court House in the city of Plymouth at 10 o'clock a. m. on Monday June C, 1910 and continue in siessibn for a period of thne not to exceed thirty days. The purpose of the meeting of such Board is tp hear coniplaints of any ownef personal property or of additional' improvements on real estate and to correct the same; also for the purpose of equalizing the assessments ; of property returned by the several Township Assessors within the County, and adjusting the same, for the year 1310, and for tbe transaction of such matters as may legally come before iL WVjftness my hand 'and seal (seal) this 10th day of May, 1010. 19w2t C. 'M. Walker, Auditor

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OX We Redeem Coupons FOR SAME JAS .CASH. Frank Vangilder, KENDALL DLOCK. All Hinds of Grocereis. Dr. P. II. BUHKET. DDNTIST - PLYMOUTH. INDIANA MONEY TO LOAN on Farm Lands, at Ten YearV Time J. A. WOLTER, N. B. HSPINHLL PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 303 N. MicMcan St. Surgeon to Penm Line, VanfelU and Lake Shore Railway. No. 1309O NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT State of Indiana, Marshall County, ss: In the 'Marshall Circuit Court, April Term, 1910. Ella VeJls vs Walter iWelLs. Compaint Divorce The plaintiff in the above entitled cause by E. C. Martindale, her attorney, has filed in my office a complaint against the defendant ; and, it appearing by the affidavit of a competent person that the defendant Walter Wells is; a non-resident of the State of Indiana; he is therefore hereby notified of the filing asnd pendency of said complaint against him, and unless he appear and aruswer thereto on or before the calling of said cause on Mondav the 19 dav of September 1910, being the 1st judicial day of the September term ot said Court to be begun and held at tthe Court House in Plymouth. Marshall County. Indiana on the 3rd iMonday of Sep tember, A. u. 1910, said complaint and the matters and things therein alleged will be heard and determined in his absence Witness, the Clerk and seal of said Court, at Plymouth Indiana (seal) this 3rd day of May 1910. J. C. Whitesxll Clerk Marshall Circuit Court. E. C. 'Martindale, Plaintiffs Attorney. Taken to Longcliff. Sheriff Daniel Vorcrs accompanied Fred Hissong to Longcliff Wednesday, where admittance has heen gained for him. Hissoirg resides in Green .township amd hecame violently insane a coup kr of weeks ago, sirrce whfch .time he has been confined in the jail in Plymouth. Armstrong Resigns. H. A. Armstrong has resigned as Superintendent of Water Works and the city council has appointed R. A. Chase to the va cant positaon.

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