Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 119, 19 May 1907 — Page 3

Page Three. MASONS WILL HAVE CHAR6E0F- FUNERAL ftudy Services to Be Held at Hagerstown Today. LT ecu-ail, AH BAGS HONORS AT HIGH SCHOOL MEET (Continued From Page One.)

The Richmond Palladium and Sun-Telegram, Sunday, May 19, 1907.

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Hagerstown, Ind., May IS. The ifirst arrangements for the funeral of 1C. I. Rudy have been changed by direction of the family. By request the Sfuneral will be conducted on Sunday tby the Free Masons according to their Ritualistic ceremony. The services will begin at 2 o'clock at the Methodist 'church. The remains were brought here at Jioon today and taken to the residence Vof Mrs. Jacob Teeter, mother of Mr. liudy's wife. Mr. Rudy was a thirty-second degree 3Iason, but retained his membership 3n the Blue Lodge at Hagerstown. ! TO REBEKAH ASSEMBLY -Three Members Are Going From Hagerstown. flagerstown, Ind., May 18. Mrs. l)ora Newcom, Mrs. Hannah Shafer Mrs. Dora Martin will go to Indianapolis Monday, May 20, the two former as delegates from the Victoria Rebekah lodge of this place and Mrs. Martin to serve on the state good and welfare committee at the Rebakah assembly. This is the first time that Bey person has been chosen from the Hagerstown lodge for a state office and the lodge members feel highly ionored. MAY FILL Improvements Seems Probable at New Paris. New Paris, O., May 18.-C. W. Bloom and Miss Carrie Rem neid a conference with Mr. Berry, chief clerk to Superintendent Ohliger, of the Pennsylvania railroacr, in regard to the depot commons. The discussion was principally about filling up the com xnons to the level of the sidewalk. Mr. Berry promised to see Superintendent Ohliger personally about the matter and the citizens now feel that some thins will be done. Artificial gas, the 20th Century fuel. 10-tf FAVORS A RECIPROCITY TREATY WITH GERMANY State Department Takes First Steps Toward It. Washington, May IS Steps are being taken by the State Department, it developed today, for the negotiation of a reciprocity treaty between this country and Germany. This is to follow the recent tariff exchanges that have been, made between the United States and that country. PLAN A HOME COMING Universalists of Dublin Arrange for Such Event. Dublin, Ind., May IS. The Universalists at Dublin are preparing an interesting program for a home coming of their Universalist friends, the fourth Sunday in June. In the after- j jioon there will be memorial services; followed by the decoration of the graves of Universalists. Former members and friends of this church Bre cordially invited to attend.

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doubt have been smashed, as the track early yesterday morning was unusually fast. The meet was free from dirty work and the decisions of Referee Herbert, who is an expert in hi3 line, were impartial. The weather considered, the crowd was large. Summary: 10yard dash Deming, M. T. H. S., first; Kissel, M. T. H. S., second; Hook, LaPorte, third. Time 11 seconds. 220-yard dash Kissell, M. T. H. 3., first; Hook, LaPorte, second; Deming, M. T. H. S., third. Time 23 seconds. 4fO-yard dash Deming, M. T. 11. S., first; Hendrickson. Sbortridge, second; Gangwkh, Fairmount, third. Time o 2-5 seconds. S-SO-yard run Summers, Hamniont, first; Wright, M. T. II. S., second; Bos-

son, Shortridge, third. Time 2.14 seconds. Mile run Wright, M. T. H. S., first; Allen, Fairmount, second; Rinier, Mouticello, third. Time 120 yard hurdle Rawlins. Monticello, first; Schadleman, Monticello, sec ond: Martin, Salem, third. Time 1!) seconds. 220-yard hurdle Kissell, M. T. H. S., first; Hook, LaPorte, second: Deming, M. T. H. S., third. Time 25 seconds. Broad jump Conrad, Darlington, first; Starbuck, Goshen, second; Stockton, Monticello, third. Distance 21 feet, 4 1-5 inches. High jump Hessler, Veedersburg, and Morrison, Darlington, tied for first; Morrison, Shortridgy, third. Height 5 feet 4 inches. Pole vault Stackhouse, M. T. H. 3 , first; Stonex, Crown Point, second; Starbuck, Goshen, third.' Height l feet inches. Shot put Kern, Salem, first; Stockton, Monticello, second; Morrison, Darlington, third. Distance 43 feet 11 inches. Hammer throw Young. Crown Point, first; Stockton, Monticello, second; Luce, Anderson, third. Distance 1.T3.9 feet. Discus hurl Stockton, Monticello, first; Young, Crown Point, second; Bushnell, Monticello, third. Distance 105 feet. Relay Won by Pierson, Kissel!, Wright and Deming, M. T. II. S. Time 3:47 C-5. Artificial gac, the 20th century fuel. lOtf INDIANA UNIVERSITY TO CONTINUE FIGHT Pres. Bryan Outlines Medical School Program. DIPLOMAS FOR GRADUATES. Bloomington, Ind., May 19 The degree, doctor of medicine was conferred by Indiana university this morning cn twenty-five candidates. The degrees were conferred by President William Lowe Bryan, of Indiana university. In his address, President Bryan said:: "This is an important day in the his tory of Indiana university. We have been for a number of years working toward the establishment of a school of medicine. -In the fulfillment of this our legal and moral duty to the state we have encountered serious and unpleasant obstacles. These obstacles I shall not attempt to characterize. I shall say nothing today, except that they have not stopped our work." Artificial gas, the 20th Century fuel. 10-tf Actress Was Taken Sick. Miss Margaret Hardy, a member of the Ethel Desmond Stock company, was taken seriously ill during the performance Friday afternoon, and was unable for some time to go on with her part at the New Phillip. Phone your want ads to tne Palladium. Both phones 21. IFOIR

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Will I Eastern Indiana and Western Ohio Cambridge City An excellent musical program is being prepared for the last day of school at the high school, by Prof. J. T. Reese. It will consist of several vocal and instrumental selections, one of which is a cantata from "The Rainbow" by F. C. Bristow, in which six girls from the high school will take part. New Paris Captain Ilinkle and bride of the Salvation Army were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bloom Thursday and on Friday were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Ilahn. On Saturday they will be entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Murray and on Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Reid. New Paris Miss Pearl Ilaller has resigned her duties as deputy postmistress. She is obliged "to care for her mother who is in very poor health. New Paris The Rev. J. V. Caldwell of Dublin, Ind., lectured here Wednesday evening at the Universalist church on "Possibilities of a Small Town." Greensfork, Ind. B. L. Harris had a stroke of apoplexy Thursday. His son, Hon. A. C. Harris of Indianapolis, spent Friday with him. Milton A ct)nmittee of ladies from the cemetery association met with the old soldiers in Dr. I. F. Sweeney's office Saturday evening to make arrangements for Decoration day. Milton Miss Hazel Wagner entertained the Standard Bearer Society at her home east of town Friday evening. A very enjoyable evening was spent by all. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. Cambridge City A small blaze in the rear of Mrs. Frank Martin's residence on First street, called out the fire department Friday afternoon. It was quickly extinguished and the damage was of small consequence. Reflections by Donn Piatt. A wild goose will travel due north 500 mile3. Man after a deal of labor makes the compass and rivals the goose. Many a statesman honored in his grave owed his success in life to the length of his legs and the solemnity of his countenance. The Fourth of July is a day st apart by the citizens of this blessed country to glorify themselves and mutilate tlxnr offspring. TTM IE

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Sell Regardless of A RIDDLED TEAM TO PACE AT ATHLETIC PARK (Continued from page one.) Jessup states that if Burns signs with the Quakers, Durham will never be missed. He is a hard hitter and a clever fielder. A Horse on Meredith. To add to the gloom in the local camp over Cameron's painful injury and Durham's desertion, Manager Jessup received a long distance telephone message from Billy Meredith at his home in Lynn to the effect that Saturday morning he had carelessly allowed a horse to fall on him and that his leg was in a bad shape, so bad, in fact that he would be unable to play Sunday. Meredith is a veterinary sur geon when not playing base ball. Man ager Jessup will try to secure Bambrough, the clever Portland third baseman to fill Meredith's shoes. The vacant outfield position will probably be filled today by Rodenbach, the big college pitcher. Batting Averages. In the five games played by the locals on their home grounds the team has batted at a .337 clip, which is a remarkably good showing. In everyone of the five games the batting has been hard and timely. Of the regulars Jim Cameron leads in stick work. The first baseman has an average of .400. Tom Plummer, the big right fielder, is close on Cameron's heels with an average of .364. Durham, who has just hurdled the locals and "who is quite impressed with his ability as a swattist, only averaged .227. The individual averages of the players are

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as follows: G. AB. R. H. Pc. Ritter .. ..5 23 10 C .261 Cameron .. ..5 20 8 S .400 Plummer 5 22 6 8 .364 Durham 5 22 5 5 .227 Kelley ..... 2 7 2 0 .000 Justice 5 19 3 5 .263 Cunningham ..5 22 6 5 .227 Jessup 3 14 3 5 .357 Goehner 2 S 6 6 .750 Reeves 1 5 2 2 .400 Meredith 2 8 2 2 .250 Rodenbach ....3 7 2 3 .428 Horn 3 10 1 2 .200 Milam 1 5 1 1 .200 Team .. ..5 172 57 58 .337 C, C. & Lt. ticket agent will sell you sleeping car tickets to Chicago for their 11:15 P. M. train. Call on

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Cost. Now is Your FUNERAL OF DR. WOODS Services Held at Centerville on Saturday Afternoon. Centerville, Ind., May IS The funeral of Dr. Calvin J. Woods took place this afternoon at the home and was largely attended. The Rev. L. A. Winn officiated. The music was conducted by a quartet composed of Miss Florence Kersey, Miss Laura Hill, Rev. L. A. Winn and Harry Scott. Hiram lodge, F. and A. Masons, of which Dr. Woods was a member, con ducted the impressive ritual of the order at the house. The pall bearers were John F. Dynes, Nimrod I'arrott, J. A. Commons, John C. Harvey, C. B. Jackson, Jr., and Caleb J. Harvey. Interment was at Crown Hill cemetery in the family lot. WISSLER IS PLEASED WITH HISJNVESTMENT Likes Canada the Longer He Remains There. HAS 960 ACRES OF LAND. Cambridge City, Ind., May IS. B. F. Wissler, formerly owner and editor of the Richmond Sun-Telegram, now in Alberta, Canada, writes to a friend: "Tell my friends that I am more than pleased. I am convinced that we are in the very best part of all Alberta and Saskatchewan put together, with Manitoba thrown in for good measure. It is the verdict of all fair observers who have been over all this territory. A little nerve and a little money will do well here. I would not give Hoosier Vale Farm for the best in Wayne county as an investment." Mr. Wissler has about finished sowing 110 acres of oats and barley and will put in about 5K acres of fall wheat. He is managing a body of land comprising 1K'0 acres, which has been named "Hoosier Vale Farm." Nothing Is Lost. We cannot possibly hear, see, feel or experience anything which is not woven In the web of character. What we are this minute and what we !o this minute, what we think this minute, will be read in the future character as plainly as words spoken into the phonograph can be reproduced in the future. O. S. Marden. u to

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At the Theaters Theatrical Calendar. PHILLIPS. Week of May 20 Desmond Company in repertoire. GENNETT. June 1 Vogel's Minstrels. Stock Vogel's Big City Minstrels. There is no sign of lessening of the public interest in the coming engagement of John W. Vogel's big city min strels to the Gennett on June 1, matinee and night. An extraordinary feature of the patronage is the class of people seemingly eager to do homage to Mr. Vogel's endless chain of celebrities are those whose going are generally confined to operatic or concert offerings. However, the standard of excellence established by this organi zation, vocally speaking, is on a par with the major jortion of the operatic presentations. Repertoire at the Phillips. One more week will conclude the engagement of the Desmond stock company at the New Phillips and it has been decided to make a change In the plan of presenting plays, producing a different one each day, matinee and night, making a total of six. Thi3 insures wide variety and opportunity to attend several times without seeing the same show twice. The program as made up is as follows: Monday "The Great Diamond Robbery." Tuesday "The Whole Damm Family." Wednesday "The Girl From Nevada." Thursday"The Millionaire Tramp." Friday "The Girl From Ireland." Saturday "The Circus Girl." A new line of specialties has been secured for the "week, including Billy Durant, in a Chinese comedy musical act; moving pictures, illustrated songs. Miss Desmond in new songs, Frank Kel'.y in a tramp stunt and George Roberson in a rube act. The week of May 27 the New rhillips management will return to vaudeville and the house will run through the entire summer. After several weeks devoted to combined repertoire and vaudeville it is believed the patrons will welcome a return to straight vaudeville and Manager Murray will be able to give them better than, ever before. Use artificial gas for light and heat 10-tf

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