Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 149, 24 June 1906 — Page 10

The Richmond Palladium, Sunday, June 24, 1906,

First WATOOroALSAWK RICHMOND, IND., RESOURCES. , i Loans and Discounts.. .. . .. .. .. -M , $484,353. SO Overdrafts .. .. .'. .. .. .. 1.947.54 U.S. Bonds, (par value) .. .. .'. M, . 110.000.00 Bonds and Securities .. . 22,850.00 Banking House .. . - 12,500.00 Other Real Estate ...... ... .- . 11,530.00 Duo from U. S. Treasurer .. -.. . .. M .. 4,750.00 Cash and Due Irom Banks .... . 144,155.77 792,087.11 liabilities Capital Stock ... .. 100,000.00 Surplus Fund and undivided Profits . 47.6S3.29 Circulation Outstanding 1 ...... . 95,000.00 Deposits ............. 549,403.82

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Comparative Statemeritof Deposits for fifteen Monflis.

March 14th, 1905 .. . . .. .. ..f ... .. .. ... 13,603.79 May 29th. 1905 .,..... J ........ 425,091.86 Nov. 9th, 1905.. ,. -.rff,. ,' ' 447,070.83 Jan. 29th, 1906 '..V. -if - .. .. - . . ... 477.852.93 Apr. Cth, 1906 .. . ... .. . .. .. .. .. 512,441.46

Juno 18th, 1906 .. .. I. . , f 549,403.82

Your Business Solicited.

THE EAGLE WILL SCREAM

THE "FOURTH" AT EATON

Preble County's Capitol to be Scene of Great Doings on the Anniversary of Amarican Independence Some of The Features.

AL. H.IHUMT

7 Nortl Nlnt!

Can sell orviade tou any

thing: in real estate. Bee him.

WM. WAKII

Plumber and Gal Bicycles anflSunl

Prion 1482. 4061

HOT WEATHER jsPEClALTIES Baked Ham (coVled done). Potato Chips ( f rifeh ). Plenty Strawberries atu Cream Phone 229. HADLE? BROS.

Eaton, O., June 23 - (Spl) The enterprising citizens of Eaton have arranged for an old-time patriotic Fourth of July Celebration. The morning program begins at 9 o'clock with a grand industrial parade in which the business men of the town will exhibit handsome floats.

Af tan r' rA r: Xcr W 'i rrpn Tlnrrl

of Hamilton, will give a patriotic and historical address at the fair grounds. In the afternoon there will be horse racing and numerous old-time and amusing contests, such as catching a greased pig. foot racing, wheel barrow racing, sack race, potato race, etc for which liberal money prizes are offered. A feature of the afternoon will 'be a base ball game between the Ger-

mantown, O., and Grensfok, Ind.,

teams.

A band concert and gfgeous dis

play of fireworks will Jfc given on

the public square in thj evening.

Bell 412-W PHONES Home l7S

RkhmoncTAutcptation

Automobiles? Motorcycles and Bicycles. Supply-Storage 1021 AIN KffREET. C. R. garter. Proprietor.

98c for Gas Hot dlt

BARGAIN DAYS

FOR

SUACE

Many Life Companies in Indiana Which Offer Special Inducements.

MANY FORMS OF REBATE

OFFERING "SPECIAL" CONTRACTS A COMMON PRACTICE POLICIES ALSO DATED BACK AS A DRAWING CARD.

A $100,000 SWINDLER GOES FREE; A 25 CENT THIEF GETS SIX YEARS.

s at "Wilke's.

The season is ITJvioli here for buying Jl OCalli

tas Coal

WE WILL TRY TO MAKE IT TO YOOft INTEREST TOff FIGURE

WITH US ON ANY KIND OF FUEL.

WE DO NOT tU

Office with Union Ice Co., Cor. West Third an

PHONES Home 941-Bell 10

ITE M. co.

cfXhestnut Sts II

16 S. 7th St.

Home Phone 593 J. . RUSSELLj Manufacturer and Oeal&

Parlor furniture, Mattresses and AWNIwGS, Lounges,

Couches. Easy Chairs, Etc. : : Repair work a specialty.

BASE HITS.

. Judging from the work of certain major league spit ball pitchers so far this season it is evident that that peculiar delivery Is still a great puzzle. It Is an old but true saying that "young blood will have Its own course and every dog his day." The youngsters are very prominent In the major leagues this season. ". Manager McCloskey of the St. Iouis Cardinals Is satisfied that be has made a good move In switching Homer Smoot back to center field and playing Arthur lloelskoetter In right field. President ; Ilerrmann Is quoted as saying that Sam Crawford, now of Detroit, "was the best sun outfielder Cincinnati ever had and that the Cincin

nati club would give $10,000 to have

him. back.

. Baseball ' Is ' the na

can be Indulged in by

Indulged in wherever

ed. A fan figures costs the people of

more than $3,000,000

nal sport It

very one and is

orts are follow-,

t that baseball i United States

nnually.

AUTOMOBILJ BARGAINS. In new and Tfce machines at Wilko's Garage, artmld the corner on North 6th. dlt

Indianapolis, June 23. (Spl.) At least nine of the thirteen Indiana legal reserve Insurance companies are now offering to the prospective insured some stock scheme or "special contract" as an inducement. Two of the other four, the Interstate Life

Assurance Company and the Indianapolis Life Insurance Company, write no special policies of any sort and it is not known whether the Intermediate Life Insurance Company, of Evansville, writes any special contract or not. This is one of the younger and smaller of the Indiana companies. The Majestic Life Insurance Company, of Indiana, writes an industrial business largely. The State Life and the Reserve Loan Life insurance companies, of this city; the Liberal Life, of Anderson, and the Lafayette Life, of Lafayette, all have some stock propositions, similar to the State Agency scheme that is being pushed by the State Life Insurance Company. All of these propositions involve, in a general way, the sale or gift or loan of stock in the agency company to the insured. All of the other companies write some form of special contract, so-called, supposed to be specially advantageous to the holders, and supposed to bo given only to a limited number of persons. Dating Policies Back. One favored form of special contract of.the past, and which is written yet to some extent, is the "commoted premium" pojicy. In writting this policy, it is dated back five or seven years, and has, therefore only fifteen or thirteen years to run. The insured get the benefit of the rate at his age seven or five years ago, and in addition to paying the annual premiums for every year of the contract the insured gives a note, or commuted premium, or policy loan, so-called, covering the "T.iums that should have been paid :iing the five or seven years that liio policy is pre-dated. This commuted premium is taken for an amount about equal to the reserve on the policy in question, and Is de-

Publishers' Press New York, June 23. Freedom for a man who pleaded guilty to selling merchandise value I at nearly $100,000 which did not belong to him and appropriating the money and six years in prison for another who stole 25 conts were the portions meted out to two prisoners today. Henry Hirschman was a member of the firm of Hirschman Brothers, jobbers in gentlemen's furnishings, in 1903 and 1904. It is alleged that by deceit the firm obtained a high commercial rating, upon the strength of which they bought about $100,000 worth of goods on credit. They disposed of the goois at a forced sale for cash and Invested the proceeds in real estate. Then they sailed for Europe. Action taken by the creditors forced the firm into bankruptcy and last the brothers were indicted for grand larceny. When Henry was arraigned today and entered a plea of guilty a representative of the creditors appeared in court and asked that sentence be suspended, as the prisoner and his brother had made partial payment and promised to make complete satisfaction. Henry's brother Joseph probably will not be brought ta trial. The man who went to prison was John Clark, who has no home. He is 45 years old and had served two previous, sentences in Sing Sing. Clark was walking up the Bowery a week ago when he saw a barber standing in front of his shop flipping a silver quarter in the air. Clark sprang upon him, seized the coin and started for the nearest saloon. He had gone but a few steps when he ran into the arms of a policeman. "I had to do this or starve," .Clark told the judge when he was arraigned for sentence. "Whenever I try to get honest work the cops knock me out."

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MORE GOOD JOBS ARE HOW REM

Richmond Nurses Have Opportunity to get Into Federal Service.

THE PLACES FOR FARMERS

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posited with the Auditor of State as a part of the legal reserve. It is called a policy loan, and stands as a

lien against the policy. Insurance men regard this contract as actuarily sound, but say it is open to misrepresentation. The American Central, the Central Union Life of Indiana, the Meridian Life and Trust Company and the Reliable Life all write this form of policy.

EYESIGHT IS RESTORED

A Straw Hat Was the Surgical Instrument That Performed Wonderful Cure.

South Bend,. Ind., June 23. (Spl.) Tage Noyea, a Lake Shore conductor, who lost his eyesight in a wreck in the local yards a few weeks ago, today recovered his. sight in a novel manner. The straw hat of a child he was holding rubbed against the eyeball and caused intense pain. Gradually the eye became numb. Then almost without warning the sight was restored.

Work of Aged Woman. New Paris,' O.. June 23. (Spl.)-

Treasurer'and Mrs. A. P. Scott have just received a beautiful silk quilt a present from Mr. Scott's aged mother, who lives at Toledo. The quilt is beautifully and neatly made and is a remarkable piece of work for one eighty-six years old.

THE WRITERS.

The venerable Justin McCarthy has not-given up literary work, though his departing sight leaves him dependent upon the eyes and hand of bis daughter and of a secretary. He lives In a quiet seaside place. Professor W. II. SehofieM Is preparing two more volumes of "Literary History of England" to complete the series to which Stopford Brooke, Professor Saitsbury and Mr. Gosse have already contributed.

Richard Burton in his Boston lecture on G. Bernard Shaw said, "He is really a serious thinker who, puts on the

mask of the fool and humorist, but un

derlying his cap and bells are really

thought and serious purpose

Upton Sinclair says that be believes

he holds the record for the number of

times a manuscript has been refused!

His first attempt at a book, "Prince Hageu," was rejected thirty-seven

times by fifteen magazines and twen

ty-two publishing bouses.

Frame t. uuuen, tne writer, 13 ova lecturing tour In Australia. It vrm to

Australia that be made his first yyage

as a boy. tor eignt years lie js employed In various capacitlo f rom lamp trimmer to mate on Australian

coastal steamers, with anoccasional

cruise among the south sow islands,

THOSE WITH SOME KNOWLEDGE OF IRRIGATION ARE ELIGIBLE SOME OTHER PLACES OPEN TO HOOSIERS. Yesterday there Was received in Richmond official notification of positions under civil service that will

soon be open.

An examination will be held in In

diauapolis July 25. for trained nurses

for the, Panama canal service at a salary of $720 a year, with board and quarters. The examination will embrace the folov:ng subjects: Anatomy and physiology, hygiene of

the sick-room, general nursing, surgical nursing, obstetrvcar nursing and experience In nursing.

An examination that contains no

educational test and tor which the ap

plicants will not have to appear at

any place for examination is that

which will be held July 11, for deck hands In the immigration; service at

New York, at a salary of from $30 to

$65 a month. Application should bo made of the United States civil service commission for application form

1093. Examination of Farmer. On July 11 an examination will be held in Indianapolis for farmers, with knowledge of irrigation, for the Indian service, at Phoenix, Ariz., at a salary of $750 -a year. An, examination will be held for engineer and miller July 18. The salary Is $900 a yeear. The Bubjecs for the examination will be practical questions rp various subjects pertaining to thJ trade "and experience In handling fteam engines, ' boilers and

pumps.

Wilke's Bicycle aJfl Auto repair shop, around the colJur on North 6th

St. dlt

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d-hand Electric- Automobile

rice $150 at Wilke's Garage

corner on North 6tn fat.

to boast of never reading ads. Those who do not nowadays are inclined to keep quiet about it, as they would about any other personal shortcom-

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When the pure food bill becomes a law, no brewery in the country will welcome the

close inspection of its product more than the Rfiinck Brewing Co. of Richmond.

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undergoes every known process in modern brewing to make it pure and healthful,

and it will stand the test . . . . . . . y

It combines in the highest form all df the nutritive constituents of the best grades of hops and malt. It

is a food as well as a beverage. Physicians recommend pure bei6r. Its healthful influence is admitted

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Did you know that in Richmond HOUR-FIFTHS OF ALL THE BEER CONSUMED

COMES FROM THE KV1INCK BREWERY?

In addition to supplying the regular trade, the Minck Brewing Co, nkes a specialtylof Home Deliveries-

Orders telephoned are promptly filled

Telephone New 42; Id 301