Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 123, 24 May 1907 — Page 8
The Richmond Palladium and Sun-Telegram, Friday, May 24, 1907
Page Eight.
notice: ., Notice is hereby given to thecitl
zens of Hagerstown, Jefferson town
ship, Wayne county and State of In
diana, that I intend to apply to the board of county commissioners of said
county at1 their next regular term commencing on the, first Monday in June, 1907, for a license, to sell intoxicating, spirituous, . vinous and malt liquors in , a less quantity than five gallons at a time and permit the same
to be: drank on the prenr-Jses where
sold, in accordance with the provis
ions of au act of the General Assem; bJy of the State of Indiana, approved
March 11. 1S95, and subsequent laws,
1 being a continuous resident of said
town and township at least ninety days prior to this application, and be
ing the actual owner and proprietor of said business and over the age of
21 years and of good moral character. The precise location of the pj-em-ises in which I desire to and will sell said intoxicating liquors should said license be granted , me, is as follows, tov.it: Being a part of the east room on the ground floor of a one story frame building, situated on a part of lot No. seven (7) in block No. two (2) fronting on Main street, south side thereof, and adjoining the alley running between said lot No. 7 and lot No. 6, in said block, in ward No. 4 in the town "'of' Hagerstown, Jefferson township, Wayne county and State of Indiana, and said room being 43 feet Jn length end 19 '2 feet in width. JOHN M. MILLER, Applicant. dlymaylO 17-24 j
GARFIELD STUDENTS
IH ATHLETIC MEET
Annual Track and Field Contests Will Take Place at Public Playgrounds.
Punishment of Former 'liigh-Up' Man.
Friday
SENIORS AGAINST JUNIORS.
DIVISION 18 MADE ACCORDING TO
AGE, FOURTEEN BEING THE DIVIDING POINT A COMPLETE LIST OF THE ENTRIES.
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14 and 15 The Colonial.. Phone 681 Lady Assistant.
H. R. DOWNING & SON, UNDERTAKERS 16 N. 8th St., Richmond, tnd. Both Phones 7b.
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i Easy Payments
Or Cash ? at H issonbusch 1 505-507 Main St. X
PHONE 784 tcr ths beat grades of COAL AND COZE. A. HAKSII COAL AND SUPPLT CO.
Below are the entries for the Gar
field Track and Field Meet to be held at the public school playgrounds on
May 25, the juniors to contest with the
seniors:
50-Yard dash Jones, Jay, Marshall,
H. Smith, Halsley, Fuller, Johnson,
McCormick, Flook, Mayer, Schepman, Scott, Sieweke, Woolley, Steinbrink, Brunton, It. Smith, Wiechman, Long-
streth. C. Smith. Sroemaker, Hiatt,
Hungerford. Milton, Runge.
Standing Broad Jump Jones. Jay,
Fuller, Haisley, McCormick, Mayer,
Scott, Sieweke, Longstreth, Wiechman, Brunton, Weist, Chapman, Miller, Brunner. Burdsall, Grose, Runge. T.VYard Dash Jones, Parshall, H. Smith. Jay, Halsley, Hasemeier, Suepple, Flook. Mayer. Schepman, Scott, Sieweke, Woolley Steinbrink, Wiechman, Brunton, R. Smith. Craighead, Longstreth, Shoemaker, C. Smith, Miller. Smart, Hiatt. Jones, Milton. Runge. Running Broad Jump Jones, Overman, Fuller, H. Smith. Suepple, Mayer, Flook.' Scott, Sieweke. Steinbrink, Wiechman, Weist. Brunton, R. Smith, White, Brunner, Chapman, Davis, Miller. Smart, Grose Hiatt, Jones. Runge. HXVYard Dash Jones. Parshall. H. Smith, Halsley, Jay, McCormick, Fisher. Flook, Mayer, Schepman. Scott, Sieweke, Woolley, Steinbrink, Wiechman,
Brunton. R. Smith, White
Chapman. Johanning. Hiatt
Milton. Runge.
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ABE HUMMEL IN PRISON. This photograph shows Abe Hummel, the great criminal and divoice lawyer, now serving a term for his
activity In the Dodge-Morse divorce suit, as he appeared in his cot in the hospital Ward at Blackwell's Island
:11 2-5.
220 Yard Dash Junior, :CO; senior, :25 3-5. Quarter-Mile Run Junior, 1:05; senior. 1:04. Three-eights Mile Run Junior, 2:00. . Halfmile Run Senior, 2:35. Half-mil3 Relay Junior, 2:03; sen ior, 1:56 3-5. 120-Yard Hurdle Junior, :20 4-5; senior, :18 4-5. 22 Yard Hurdle senior, :30. Three-legged Race 50 yards Jun lors. :0S 4-5; seniors, :0H. Three-legged Race 100 yards Seniors, :17. Sack Race 50 yards Junior,-:1S 1-5: senior, :14 2-5.
Standinsr Broad Jump Junior. 7
C. Smith, feet, oi Inches; Senior, 8 feet, 9 inch-
jones, i es Running Broad Jump Junior. 13
Sack Race Hugp, Jay, Smith. Win?, feet u inches; seniors, 1G feet, U
MOXUMENTS AN3J MAREEES
We have a larc nock to selsct from. Pr'rcs reasonable. Richmond Marble and Granite Work., Joh Hallowell. Prop. 15 S. 10th.
C. S. FARNHAM Low Rates To Economy Via C. C. & L R. R. For the County Sunday School Convention May 23rd and 24th. 50 Cents Round Trip ... Two Day Limit Special Train Leaves Richmond Friday Evening at 6:15; Returning leave Economy at 10 p. nl.
PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY.
Personett, Brown. Flook, Krone, Lumpkin, White. Brunton, R. Smith,
Davis. Hungerford, Batchelor.
220-Yard Dash Jay, Haisley, H. Smith, GIfford. Wine, Hasemeier, Flook. Mayer, Schepman, Scott, Sie
weke, Coats, Longstreth, Brunton,
Wiechman, White, Chapman, Johan
ning, Thomas, Burdsall, Jones, Milton,
Runge.
Shot Put Jay, Halsley, Jones, Suep
pie, Davis, Mayer, Stauber, Longstreth,
Coats, Weist, C. Smith, Smart, Chap man, Thomas, Jones.
120-Yard Hurdle Overman, Jay, Ful
ler, Jones, Taggart, Hasemeier. Mayer,
Davis, Scott,' Longstreth, Craighead,
Wiechman, . Shoemaker, Batchelor,
Grose, Hiatt. Quarter Mile Run Brown, Gifford, Haisley, Jay, Jones, Taggart, Davis, Lumpkin, Craighead, Brunton. White, Wiechman, Coats, Davis, Chapman, Burdsall. Glick, Jones. Runge. Running High Jump Jones, Jay, Parshall, Johnson, Hasemeier, Mayer, Stauber, Steinbrink, Wiechman, Coats, Longstreth, Miller, Thomas, Grose, Hiatt. Three-Legged Race Parshall, Gifford, Thorman, Jay, Wine, Personett, Griffis, Taggart, . Oldaker, Porter, Flook, Steinbrink, Coats, Longstreth, White, Sharkitt, Smart, C. Smith, Shoemaker, Twigg, Grose, Runge. Pole Vault Jay, Parshall, Fuller, McCormick. Lumpkin, Stauber, Weist, R. Smith. Brunton, Miller, Grose, Hiatt. Three-eighth Mile Run Jay, Gifford, Haisley. Brown. Hasemeier, Davis, Lumpkin. Stauber. Half-mile Run Wiechman, Coats, Craighead. Longstreth. Shoemaker, Thomas, Johanning, Burdsall, Glick. Relay Race Jones, Jay, Parshall, Gifford. Haisley, H. Smith, Brown, Overman, Johnson, McCormick, Suepple, Taggart, Hasemeier, Wine, Fisher, Davis. Flook. Lumpkin, Mayer, Schepman, Scott, Sieweke, Stauber, Coats, Longstreth, Wiechman. Craighead, Brunton, Weist, White, R. Smith, Chapman. Johanning, Davis. Miller,1
inches. Running High Jump Junior, 1 feet 3 inches; senior, 4 feet. 7 inches. Shot Put Junior. 20 feet, 4V-i inches: senior, 31 feet, 0 inches. Pole Vault Junior, 0 feet 21. inches; seniors, 7 feet, S inches.
Juniors are boys under fourteen!
years old at beginning of current school term. Seniors are boys over fourteen.
HEN IS PLAYING MOTHER FOR KITTENS.
Milton, Ind., May 24 A plymouth rock hen at R. P. Lindsay's "Beechwood Farm" has an abnormal maternal instinct. She has taken as proteges four lively kittens several weeks old and hovers over them like they were little chickens, taking complete charge of them while the mother cat is away and dividing attention when she Is present with apparent friendliness.
HEW PYTHIAN HALL AT LTIIDEDIUTED Thursday Was a Gala Day for The Order in This Prosperous Little Town.
The Stone Was Not Thrown. Genevieve's father occupied the pulpit. "L;t him who is without sin amcng yen Le lirst to cast a stone," he chose for a text. Genevieve listened earnestly to the ensiiins discourse. At the close of the service her mother trlctl in rain to dislodge her from the ministerial pew. Genevieve stood her ground tiil the rest of the congregation had passed out. then she looked up with a sigh of relief. "Well." she said. 'I guess they've a!l 3inn3. Anyhow, nobody threw it." -New York Globe.
FIVE HUNDRED VISITORS.
WORK WAS EXEMPLIFIED BY THE TRIUMPH , TEAM HANDSOME NEW HALL WAS ERECTED AT THE COST OF $12,000.
A Thcrouoh Optimist. "Father," saki the small boy, "what is an optimist?" "An optimist, my son. is a man -who believes the weather bureau when its predictions are favorable and who congratulates himself on its unreliability when th?y are not." Washington Star.
GETTING RIGHT-OF-WAY
Activity in Behalf of Traction
Line South.
Mr. Dumey of Cincinnati, promoter of the proposed traction line to be built
along the Boston pike, has been circu
lating among the farmers that are in
terested, securing right of way and
meeting with good success.
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy.
and
There is probably no medicine made that is relied upon with more implicit confidence than Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Dur
ing the third of a century in which It
has been in use, people have learned
that it is the one remedy that never
fails. When reduced with water and
sweetened it is pleasant to take. For
sale by A. G. Luken & Co.
Middleton island, in the gulf of
Alaska near longitude 14t and' not far
from the entrance to Prince William
sound, is becoming known as a garden
spot. Last winter there was no snow
and grass was green every month.
Its Hours. "This watch will last n lifetime." remarked the jeweler as he handed the watch to the customer. "Nonsense!" retorted the other. "Can't I see for myself that Its hours are numbered?"
Not Inherited. Fond Tapa My baby says such bright things! Dyspeptic Uncle And yet you want me to believe In this rot about heredity. Baltimore American.
Garriek tried to abolish prologues and epilogues, but the audiences of his day would not consent.
Lynn, Ind., May 24. Thursday was
gala day for the Knights of Pythias in
Lynn, as the new castle hall was ded
icated, fully five hundred visiting knights being present. The services began in the afternoon and speeches were made by Grand Chancellor Jonce Monyhan, Grand Vice Chancellor, Dr. Gas, Grand Inner Guard, William Converse and Grand Master of Arms Arlie
Brown.
In the evening the attendance was
swelled by the arrival of 135 visitjng
knights from Richmond. During the
evening exercises the team of Tri-
Shoemaker, Batchelor. Burdsall. Glick. lumph lodge, Richmond, conferred the Grose. Hiatt. Hungerford, Jones, Mil-J knight rank on the following
ton, Runge.
Garfield Records. 50-Yard dash Junior, .-0l 4-5; senior. H5. 75-Yard Dash Junior, :10. 100-Yard Dash Junior, :13; senior,
swell Spring Clothing For. Men, Women and Children , on Credit We have here for your inspection the choicest selection of wearing apparel for father, mother, brother and sister at the lowest cash prices .... Why then wait any longer for yonr Spring Suit, Hat and Shoes Liberal Terms enable yon to get at once an entire ontfit ... Visit onr Millinery Department.
6-8 North 6tli St. Richmond, Ind, Store open evenings until 10 o'clock.
eight candidates: Charles Waddington, Berme Swain. Solomon A. Phillips, Charles Roote, John Stegall, John Benson, Frank Lock and Clarence R. Teaford. Following this there were short addresses from the rour attending grand lodge officers. The new castle hall erected by Lynn Knights of Pythias is one of the finest in the smaller towns of the state. It was erected at a cost of $12,000. Lynn lodge, No. 11J. has altogether 1U1 members and is in a very prosperous condition. Thursday was the twentythird 'anniversary of the founding of the lodge. The following are the officers of the lodge: C. C, Albert Isenbarger; V. C, Austin Morris, Prelate, Charles Fickel; M. of A.. W. W. Walker; I. G.. A. A. Miller; O. G. Frederick Ruby; K of R. and S., Howard F. Longfellow. Visiting knights were met at the
trains by the Lynn band and escorted'
to the new castle hall Directly opposite the hall the Pythian sisters served refreshments and lunches and took !n over $00. This money will be used to help purchase a new piano for the castle hall. . ;
President and Mrs. Roosevelt go driving every Sunday afternoon, weather permitting, and always visit Georgetown, the quaint suburban town proud of its history, college and fine colonial mansions.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to our many friends and neighbors and also the shopmen for their kindness and sympathy during the sickness and death, of our littje soo. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bethge.
NOTICE. State of Indiana, Wayne County, ss. William C. Converse, administrator
of the estate of James Fuller vs. Anna Fuller. Wayne Circuit Court, April Term, 1907. No. 14337. Be It Known. That on the 21st day of March, 1907, the above named Plaintiff, by his Attorney, filed in the office of the Clerk of the Wayne Circuit Court his complaint against said Defendant in the above entitled cause to recover money, together with the affidavit of a competent person, that said Defendant, Anna Fuller, is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Said Defendant, Anna Fuller, is therefore hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said complaint against her and that unless she appear and answer or demur thereto, at the calling of the said cause, on the ISth day of July, 1907, a day of the April Term of said Court, begun and held at the Court House in the City of Richmond, on the First Monday of April, 1907, said Complaint and the matters and things therein contained and alleged, will be taken as true, and the said cause will be heard and determined in her absence. Witness, the Clerk and the Seal of said Court at the City of Richmond this 24th day of May, 1907. HARRY E. PENNY, Clerk. THOMAS J. STUDY, Attorney of Plaintiff. may 24-31 jun5
For stomach troubles, biliousness and constipation try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Many remarkable cures have been effected by tbem. Pi ice. 25 cents. Samples free For sale by A. G. Luken & Co.
PUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY. One-half mile north of Bethel, Monday, May 27th, at 1 p. m. Two new buggies, 50 head sheep, S head cattle, 100 head stock hogs, and S00 bushels corn. etc. C. E. WILEY, GEO. I RELAX.
and
ALE of
100 Piece Set White China Ware, ... $6.39 100 Piece Set Fancy Decorated Ware $10.00 100 Piece Set of Regular $20 gold edge china ware for ..$12.98 The bargain of all is our Toilet set, a 12 piece one for $5.00 Four 10 piece sets for . .$3.39 10 6 piece sets at $2.25 This was bought at 40 cents on the dollar and U get them low. Big assortment of Wash Bowls and Pitchers at .98c S. & H. Stamps. Pictorial Review Patterns.
HOOD'S MODEL DEPARTMENT STORE Trading Stamps with All Purchases. Free Delivery. 'New Pha 1079; Old Photic 13 Fl. Store Open Tuesday, Friday and Saturday Evenings. 411-41 3 Main Street.
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Look Out For Trouble! If you are not well supplied with co al for you r next winter's supply. We don't want to prophesy evil, but who knows what the coal situation will be next fall? Forewarned is forearmed. Let's have your order today for your next winter's coal. O. Do Bullerdick 529 S. 5th St. Phone 1235
Money that is kept in the house is always in danger of being destroyed by fire or carried away by thieves. And then, too ,tne money is idle; it does not earn interest. It would be far better from all standpoints to place your savings in the Richmond Trust Co. for your dollars will then be absolutely, safe, accessible and will earn three per cent interest compounded twice each year. New accounts are invited. Don't hesitate because your beginning must be small; the important thing is to start at once.
About bur Richmond Export
Beer is sufficient to convince
any judge of beer that there is nothing better brewed. It
takes but a trial to prove this. There is something about the
manner in which the Richmond
Export is brewed that makes
it particularly delicious. If
you enjoy good beer you will enjoy the Richmond Export beer.
rewing
IPfl(g Fruit Is Sgl. , : But you can get what you want at . our store.
Canned Gooseberries Canned Apriccts Canned Peaches Evaporated Apricots Evaporated Peaches Evapcrsted Apples t Evaporated Raspberries Green Gage Plums ' Fancy Canned Pumpkin (DRY PACKED) goes farther than the other kind. Try it and tee. Bee Hive Grocery Three Phones: 100-298
BUS
CHARLES H. M0YER, PRESIDENT OF THE WESTERN FEDERATION OF MINERS. 7 Charles II. Mover, charged vritb being one of tne men who consp!rel to bring about the assassination of ex-Governor Steunenberg of Idaho, is president of the Western Federation of Miners, which was organized in 1S93. The federation sought to unionize various mines in Idaho. Colorado and other western states. Bloody riots resulted, troops being called out to quell tbem. It Is alleged that Moyer and other officials of the federation employed Harry Orchard to assassinate Sfeunenberg because of the latter's activity in quelling tbm riots during his occupancy of the governorship-
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