Richmond Palladium (Daily), 6 January 1906 — Page 8

THE MORNING PALLADIUM SAT JED AY, JANUARY 6, 1906.

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LET TO STILLWELL OF LAFAYETTE AT MEETING OF TRUSTEES YESTERDAY CONTRACT PRICE $91,000 Building to be of Stone Built on the Gotham Style of Architecture. (Palladium Special.) Iiloomington, Ind., January 5. Tbe contract for the new library building for the State University was let today to W. F. Stilwell, of Lafayette for $91,000. The building will be of stone Gothic style. The last legislature appropriated $100,000 for the - structure. The new building is to be erected just north of the student building which is nearing completion. These two structures when finished will add much to the appearance of the Indiana campus ' which is already covered with stone and brick buildings of handsome design. William Jenkins of this city is librarian at Indiana University. When the proposed library s fitted up he will preside over one of the ( finest libraries in the west. Isaac Jenkinson of this city is president of the board of trustees at the University. SEVERAL LARGE CARS FOR THE CITY STREET SERVICE. OAR May Be Secured-From Northwestern , Traction Company at Indianak polis This Week. The Richmond Street Car Com

pany will bring some pf the North-r t western Company's cars ; from Indianapolis in a short time. The cars that are brought here will be used by , the local company if they can be , run under the C. C. & L. bridge on 5 Ma!rr street If the cars Jean Be . used they will be placed online city lines. "- These cars are large arid in ; . good cpnditipn and will be a. great im-

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v IIOKEtlDAUQUA TRIBE . i: fr ELECTION .OF OFFICERS The Team Will Go to Troy, O., January 11 For Drill Work. Hokendauqua tribe of Red Men held a very enthusiastic meeting at their wigwam last, night at which time the following officers were raised up: Sachem, Georsre Bowman; Senior Sagamore, Charles Potter; Junior Sagamore, Ora Miller; Pronhet, Charles Muegel, C. of I?., John Towle; C. of W.. James Haworth; K. of W., C. AY. Germ. Appointed Officers. First Sannap, T. C. Baker;, Second Sannap, Henry Shepperd; First .Warrior, Wm. Wicket t; Second Warrior, Chas. Ball ; Third Warrior, Chas. Soper; Fourth Warrior, Ed. Kllabarger; Inside Guard, John Tye; Outside Guard, L. M. Hayes; First Brave, Ben Nabcr; Second Brave, Geo. Busch; Third Brave, Georsre '?eitz; Fourth Brave, Arch Frankenberg. It was also decided that the team ould go to Troy, O., to do the Warrior's Te;rrr work at the installation of a trihe of Red Men there on 'January 11. ANGELO KUTCHE TO OPEN A STORE AT MUNCIE To Be on the Order of the Greek Candy Store In This City. Angclo Kutche, proprietor of the Creek candy store, is putting a room in Mnneie in shape for operating a store there, The fixtures of the yt ore will be much the same as those here. Mr. Kutche will still be a resident of Richmond, however, but will srend part of his time in looking after his Muncie interests.

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FORD DIES FROM BLOW ON HEAD. ' Was Struck Two Weeks Ago And at Time It Was Not Thought Serious. (Palladium Special.) Darlington ,Ind., January 5. James Ford and Ilarrv Craio- had a fi ht two weeks and Ford was struck a heavy blow on the head. He was about town for a few days and was not thought to be seriously Hurt but he grew worse and was taken to a hospital where he died tonight. Ford was arrested charged with assault and battery with intent to commit a felony. lie claims he acted in self defense. CHECKERS DELIGHTS MANY THEATRE COERS Hans Roberts in Title Role Appeared to an Advantage With His Clever Acting. Checkers," with Hans Roberts in uie uue roie, oengnied a large audience at the Gennett last night. It is a play that strikes the heart and if applause is an evidence it appealed to last night's audience. Hans Roberts of " Woodland" fame played the part of "Checkers." It is a part that could easily be overacted but he showed just enough of "Checker's" love for the race track and his slang not to make it tiresome. It is not generally known that this is the play in which George Ade made his first and only appearance as an actor. He took the part of a hanger on in the crowd in the race Irack scene in the third act while the production was running in New York and won a bet of a few hundred $400 DIAMOND FOUND AT K0K0M0. i - JwelvBrushed Into Waste Basket .Taken toi Paper Mill Where . ' Found. f i V, :Palladium Special.) Kokomb Ind., January 5.In a letter to the Lewis Knerr Paper comDanv Oscar Austin, a New York bro.i" " ?. to..tta diamond. iouna recently in trie puip oeaters oi the Kokomo. mill and sold by the finder for 25 cents. Austin says he took the diamond from his shirt and placed it on his desk. It was brushed off in some way and falling into the waste basket, was carried out with the paper and thus found its way to the Kokomo mills. NORTON IS ARRESTED CHARGED WITH , ISSUING FRAUDULENT CHECK. Norton Conducts Elaven Groceries on i Plan of "As Christ Would Do." (Palladium Special.) i Marion, Ind., January 5. A. F. Norton, who owns eleven grocery j stores and who conducts them as he .claims, "As Christ would do," was arrested this afternoon mi n plmrw f m of issuing a fraudulent check. He purchased $10 worth of hogs from a farmer and the latter indorsed the check to a liquor dealer for money due for intoxicants. When the check was presented at the bank payment was refused on the ground that Norton had no money on deposit. Business men offered to go on his bonds but he refused to accept their surety, saying he would go to jail, lie was finally released on his own recognizance. There, will be a special meeting of the County Council January 13, in order to consider the matter of constructing an apartment for female prisoners at the county, jail. The proposed improvement is also to provide quarters for invenile and in. i . ' " sane prisoners.

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ARTISTIC GATE AND LODGE OF THE HARRISON ESTATE. Anions the handsomest country homes in America is the Harrison estate near Philadelphia. One of the accompanying pictures shows Hie ornate gate to the estate. The other gives a-view of the lodgekeeper's home inside the gate The estate is owned by W. V. Harrison, who was formerly a Philadelphia sugar refiner.

DOUGHERTY GETS ASSESSMENT FORMER RICHMOND PLAYER FINED FOR PROFANITY IN ANDERSON GAME. BEST GAME OF SEASON Is Lost to Lafayette by The Indianapolis Championship Quintet.. MARION 6; ANDERSON 3. (Palladium Special.) Anderson, Ind., January 5. Marion defeated Anderson here tonight in a hard fought game by a score of 6 to 3. The game was unusually rough, four fouls being called on Marion and two on the home team, the consequence being that the visitors lost one goal on fouls. Doughterty was fined $5 for profanity. FT. WAYNE 7; DANVILLE 3. (Palladium Special.) Ft. Wayne, Ind., January 5. In a well played game between Ft. Wayne and Danville tonight the latter was defeated by a score of 7 to 3. Danville was' in the running until the last period when Ft. Wayne won out, the home team having one in and out goal and Danville two. LAFAYETTE 7; INDIANAPOLIS 6 (Palladium Special.) iX ! Lafayette, Ind., January 5. Lafayette defeated Indianapolis in the speediest' game ever played on the local floor, the score being 7 to 0. The Indians played a sensational game throughout. Harper's work at goal was the most birilliant ever seen in this city. P. W. L. Pc. .073 .025 .594 .500 .449 .420 .309 .354 Indianapolis Marion . . . Danville . . Anderson . Ft. Wayne Kokomo . . Logansport" Lafavette . . .40 33 in . . :4S 30 IS ...47 23 . . .43 24 . . .43 23 ...43 20 ...40 17 ...43 17 IS) 24 27 23 21) 31 See the beautiful line of Holjday goods at Moormann's Book Store, 520 Main street. (Trading Stamps.) STRAYED. Caleb Matti has on his farm east of the city a two-year-old stray steer, which the owner can recover by callin I OP

EARLHAM WINS FROM CAMDEN THE QUAKERS DEFEATS BUCKEYES BY CLOSE SCORE OF 39 TO 33. FLOOR' WAS VERY SLICK Camden Eesortei tof Trick or Wearing "Phoney Playing ; ... . ''-: . r. - ' Shoes.' Earlham in its second schedule game won from Camden, Ohio, at that place last night by a score of 39 to 33. The game was closely contested although the Earlham team was handicapped by a slick floor. At the end of the first half Earlham had a srood lead but this was reduced by the Camden team by a smooth trick which it worked in the second half. In this half the Camden players resumed play with shoes which enabled them to move about easily on the floor thus giving them a great advantasre. Capt. Allen scored most of Earlham's points. There was little chance for anyone to star as the floor would not permit it. The Camden team will probably come to Richmond for a return game in a few weeks. The lineup and summary follows: Camden Earlham. White ..... .Forward .... . .Wilson Barnett, . . . . .Forward . . .Allen Cullen .. .Center ....... .Genn Neff . . . Guard ... . . . . .Bond Sebert ; Guard ..... .Newlin Score Earlham 39; Camden 33. Field goals Camden Cullen 8, White 2, Barnett 3, Neff 1, Sebert. 1. Earlham Allen 11,' Oenn 1, Wilson 4, Bond 3, Foul Goals Camden, 3. Earlham point, awarded. Referee Prof. Wilson. Umpire Flinn. Scorer Reagan. , FOUNTAIN CITY BASKET BALL (Palladium Special.) - Fountain City, Ind., January 5. The fast Farmland basket' ball team ! which defeated Fountain City a few weeks ago will asraiu meet Fountain City Saturday night. An extra good game is expected as the Fountain City team is playing a great game now. . , Whitewater High School will meet the Fountain City High School in the preliminary game.

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Or in other words, the " Laborio?: Man's Store," for we are the people that save you the pennies, which you all know, if kept, will make dollars. In our large window we have 5 cases of Mother's Rolled Oats . These five cases contain the word "Mother," so some one is bound to get the letter that will bring them a set of dishes. Do not be too late and allow your neighbor to get this letter, for some one will surely get it atur store ' j ; & j: ;, Specials for Priday will be as Follows: 7 lbs hand picked Navy Beans, 25c One-half bushel hand picked Navy Beans $1.00 One bushel hand picked Navy Beans $1.90 J lb Hood's Fancy Blend Coffee 25c. 23 extra stamps with each pound 1 lb best Baking Powder on earth, 45c. 60 extra stamps with "each pound J package Cocoanut 10c. 10 extra stamps I lb Model Soda 8c. 10 extra stamps I lb Mule Team Borax 13c. 11 extra stamps 1 can Big Bonanza Lye 10c. 12 extra stamps For Saturday Only We will sell you the choice of any of our Clothes Hampers, several different varieties for $1.19 Special Sale on Lace Curtains 20 per cent, discount for Saturday only. See us before you buy. Model Departm't Store Trading Stamps with All Purchases Free Delivery New 'Phone, 1079; Old 'Phone, 13R Store Open Tuesday, Friday and Saturday Evening? 411-413 Main Street

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Furniture Repair and CabinetShop All kinds of Cabinet and Repair Work done. Saws set and filed. Please give me a call. Sam Lott No 9 South 6th Phone 1219. IFormerly Schneider's Shop

O & 1? C3 Xt X J. . Esarathe J Tha Yoa m Always Bought (signature of Everybody's friend Dr. Thomas' Eelectrie Oil. Cures toothache, earache, sore throat. lle'als cuts, bruises, scalds. Stops any pain. Notice of Appointment. Notice i hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator, of the estate of Mary A. Moore, deceased, late of Wayne County, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. William H. Kelley, Admr. 12-23-30-JanG SCHNEIDER Carriage Factory No. 47 North 8th St. Builds all kinds of new vehicles to order. Repairing Promptly Done. Rubber Tires Patched And only the best of new ones put on at lowest prices.

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