Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 127, 29 May 1907 — Page 8
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The Richmond Palladium and Sun-Telegram, Wednesday, May 29, 1907.
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MANY DECISIONS BY THE HIGHER COURTS
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Supreme and Appellate Bodies Of Indiana Have Cleared Their Dockets.
OPINIONS OF INTEREST.
ONE ESPECIALLY SO IS THAT PERTAINING TO THE RIGHTS OF TOWNS AND CITIES IN CONTROL OF SALOONS.
Your Earning Power
is not going to be as great when you are older as it is
Have you given tins any thought? Are you going to be dependent on others, or are you going to save now so that you can lake care of yourself in the days to come? The Richmond'Trust Co.
is an excellent place to nut
your money Deposited herc,iov! - a r . ? 1 I ' i
it is saie, accessicie anu interest earning. Take advantage of present prosperity; open your account now.
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Tuesday being the opening day of
the May term of the supreme and ap-
rilntp rmirts. the dockets in both
courts were cleared. Twenty-one decisions in all were handed down. In affirming a judgment of the Jay
circuit court for fees for procuring
wvvv, vvi.iiu u,o oi , ni..a;t township trustees recovered by Pike
ttu ao iiiyn iiiyMo.. . . . t fhe Jav county com
missioners, the supreme court held that a county auditor has no legal
right to tax and collect such a fee.
The court held that an appropriation
by the county council to pay back the money is not necessary before a town
ship can recover such a fee illegally exacted from it.
The supreme court also decided that
the highway law of 193 repealed the
! act of which provided for the im-
ement of free gravel roads and af
firmed the case of E. E. toster, in which a proceeding under the old act for the improvement of a road in Tipton county had been dismissed. The supreme court also reversed the judgment declaring Mortimer Buchanon duly elected as councilman of the city of Lebanon. Buchanon claimed the office on the ground that his successful competitor in the opposite party was not eligible to hold the office of councilman because at the time he was elected he was an officer of a
J corporation engaged in contracting
witn tne my ior puone improvement. The court, however, held that it is sufficient if a candidate becomes eligible in time to take his office, without regard to his eligibility at the time he was elected. The presiding judge in the appellate court for the term w'll be Judge Daniel Comstock of Richmond. Holding that a city ordinance, not only forbidding saloons outside of the business part of the city but also defining the boundaries of the business part of a city, is valid, the supreme
i court reversed a judgment in favor of
John V. Thompson in a prosecution against him for violating a city ordinance at Greencastle. Thompson was charged with keeping a saloon near the Big Four station in Greencastle. A new trial was ordered. The court also declared that the state may authorize saloons to be licensed and that the saloon business is lawful except as declared unlawful by the state. In relation to the ordinance the court held that the only grounds upon which an ordinance as that at Greencastle can be attacked is that the city has been guilty of an unreasonable abuse of its power and discretion in declaring the boundaries
' of the business district. Thompson's ! sc'oon was four blocks outside the bus
iness district as defined in the Greencastle ordinance. The opinion in the case was written by Judge Montgomery. After quoting from the language of the new cit
ies and towns act that cities "may de
fine such suburban or residence or business parts of any such city," and
may tax saioons ana cnarge a li
cense fee of any saloon within two miles of the city limits, Judge Montgomery holds that cities were only empowered under the act of lN!r to exclude retail saloons from their residence and suburban portions. The court holds that the question of the location of the saloon, with reference to the portions of the city, is a point
to be determined in each particular
case.
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A FEW OI the Many Good Tilings To Eat To be had af our store : Holland Tea Rusk, Battle, Creek Toasted Corn Flakes, Swart Down prepared cake flour, Potatq Cake it Flour, LacChocolate, Puritan Co
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After dinner
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Thursday. Bee Hive Grocery Co.
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PRINCESS DE BEMRN. This is a photograph of Princess de Bearn, formerly Miss B. Winans, of Baltimore, from a snapshot at the Hotel Elysee, Paris. Princess de Bearn is not only a leader in society but -is said to be the best dressed woman in Paris.
MADE GUILTY PLEA; CALEY SEIT TO JAIL
Book Agent Was Shown Leniency Because of Extenuating Circumstances.
INTENDED TO MAKE GOOD.
DECLARES THAT HE . DID NOT MEAN TO DEFRAUD THE COMPANY NO ONE WILL LOSE BY THE PROCEDURE.
ITus! Received a Carload Qi of the nicest, smoothest and best Eating Potatoes in Richmond, and wc'will sell them Friday at 78c BuslieL
Largest assortment of Lace Curtains in our store and U know we will save you 40 per cent.
With 551 On nnrl 1 Rfl Pin-tome u;a I
Also with the $2.50, $3.00. $3.50 an give $10.00 worth or ce whole
Frank Caley, one of the book agents operating in this city, and who was arrested last week for obtaining money under false pretenses, was arraigned in the city court on that charge and plead guilty. Judge Converse fined him $20 and costs and gave him a jail sentence of ten days. Caley was represented by Attorney John Spann of Indianapolis. Owing to extenuating circumstances in the case. Prosecutor Jessup recommended leniency on the part of the court. He explained that the money obtained by Caley was from Fred G. vilber, who is the head of the International Educational association, a subsidiary incorporation under the Lippincott publishing company. Wilber has agents working in various districts in this state under the supervision of the state agent. Each agent receives ?3 commission from Wilber when the agent turns in a contract for a set of
books. In the affidavit sworn against Caley the .young man was charged with turning in a bogus contract for a set of books made out in favor of Mrs. J. A. Chamness of this city. The prosecutor stated that he had learned that out of twenty-one other orders turned in to the state agent to be transmitted to Mr, Wilber. seven had been found bogus and about ten were suspicioned as being forged. Company Was Reimbursed. Mr. Jessup stated that efforts had been made to have Calej- released but that he had refused to do so until as-
The City in Brief. Butterick's PatternsXMcrrls & Co'b. The township trustees of the county have begun to discuss the prospects for an annual picnic this summer. Mr. R. A.. Wright of West Manchester, Ohio, was in Richmond yesterday to consult Dr. Grosvenor about his eyes. I Telephone the RIchmona Steam Laundry to get your laundry. tf Profs. N. C. Haonimus and Orval Brunson, teachers of the Garfield faculty, have challenged an' two teachers at the high school for a match in tennis to be held some time before school is closed. Take youa lahndry to the Richmond Steam LaunWyu 919 Main St.. Phon 151. Carpetk Qleanefl. July31-tf Melville Augbttus, colored, was convicted of the charge of stealing a pipe from the residence of H. C. Starr, on North Tenth street, and fined $1 and costs and sentenced to ten days in jail in addition. Local Methodist ministers and laymen are receiving copies of the reports of proceedings of the Indiana M. E. conference held at Logansport a few weeks ago. Contractors have been notified that bids will be received for the construction of the west side sewer, Wednesday, June 5. Some time ago bids were advertised for, but none received. Jack Gallagher, station agent for the Choctaw railroad at Little Rock, Ark., formerly a well known patrolman of this city, wiU be here about June 1. He will be en route to Columbus, O., to meet his son. Harry, who recently en
listed in the U. S. army.
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Round Trip To Cincinnati Via C. C. & L. R. R. Sunday, June 2nd Train . leaves Richmond 5:15 a. m. Returning, leaves Cincinnati 9 p.m.
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of an invalid wife and mother and father. Owing to these circumstances, tha prosecutor recommended a light sentence. Mr. Spann stated that the prosecutor, had given all the facts in the case and then asked for leniency- for his client. Caley admitted that he
had done wrong, but said that he had i
intended to make good to the company for contracts he had turned in. It
Linoleums, Linoleums, at wholesale p
ive $5.00 in Stamps. $4.50 Curtains we
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seemed to be Calev's oninion that the
sured that his employers would lose no books he had gect to women in this; money and that the company womd ; . it withont seoiirin- thPir rnntrtsi
make no effort to force payments j wouW eventualIy be sold to them' tfrom the local people who had . been TWa was .the "reason he took the long
jmade the victims of Caley s forgeu j chance whicll t him into trouble.
contracts. tie stated to me couri. iuai
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Yours for business.
HOOD'S MODEL DEPARTMENT STORE Trading Stamps with All Purchases. Tree Delivery. New Phone 1079; Old Phone 13R. Store Open Tuesday, Friday aud Saturday Evening's. 411-413 Mam Street.
Caley had made company for the
restitution money he
to
had de-
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Caley had never been In trouble before, the prosecutor stated, but while in this city he had been tjuite sueefssful in securing contracts, but was unable to stand prosperity. Consequent
ly he drank freely. The prosecutor
C, C. &. I, ticket agent will sail yon sleeping car tickets to Chicago for their 11:13 P. M. train. Call on him. aprG-tt
alvo stated that Caley .was the support PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY.
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