Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 184, 31 July 1907 — Page 8

THE RICHMOND PALLADIU3I AND SUN-TELEGKA3I, WEDNESDAY, JUL.Y 31, 190V; HAVE NO CRITICISM FOR LAND'S ARREST FRIEND OF GIRL SUI . U. Man Employed by Tennessee School STAMP MJE CIDE KILLS HIMSELF THIS WEEK

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Local Automobilists Agree It Was the Proper Course To Pursue. NO ROAD FOR SPEEDWAY.

Colorado Coroner Had Sub poenaed A. R. Rumbaugh In Matthews Case. with one 2 ounce bottle A. & P. Extract (strictly pure) ct 25c a bottle. 13

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OFFICER SAYS THAT SUCH A PLAN SHOULD NOT EVEN BE CONSIDERED INSIDE THE CORPORATION LIMITS.

Local automobilists do not criticize the action of the police in arresting . the secretary of their club. Walker Land, for speeding on South Twelfth street. The concensus of opinion is that if Land were speeding he should have been punished, as it is dangerous to go over the streets of Richmond at the rate of speed with which Land is said to have been driving the Robbins car. A local officer of the automobile club states that not .under any circumstances should a street In Rich-

. mond be turned over for the benefit of the automobilists, as it is too dangerous to speed In the city. He said that automobilists at all times should fceep within the speed limit in town. If they wished to send their cars pyer the road at a greater rate of speed than was lawful, they should go to the country and even at that time should not speed their cars if

xne road were not absolutely clear. There are many sections of road surrounding Richmond which are easily accessible, where there would be no

objections registered, if the autolsts

drove their cars at great speed, and these stretches of road should be

Ought out

Aitnough not countenancing the

law's violations at the hands of the automobilists, this officer stated that the automobile drivers should not be descrimlnated against. He stated

that there was a law regulating the

speed of automobiles to fifteen miles an hour in town, while the interurbans were supposed to run twelve

miles an hour. Not once has he seen

an automobile go around a street car In the city of Richmond, he says, even though the machine was straining the speed limit law. If the automobilists are to be arrested for breaking the anti-speed ordinances, so should the street cars, was the opinion expressed by the officer.

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BGDY FOUND IN A HOTEL

HAD SENT TELEGRAMS FOR MISS

MATTHEWS TO CHICAGO MAN

NEW MYSTERIES IN THE CASE. t

PROF. CHARLES EDGAR WHITE.

Colorado Springs, Colo., July 31

Amos R. Rumbaugh of Washington, D. C, a close friend of Miss Laura Matthews, the young woman who com

mitted suicide near Broadmoor. Saturday night, added horror to mystery to

the grewsome case, by shooting himself I Tuesday, afternoon In the same mant

ner as Miss Matthews,. dying later in the hospital. 1

Rumbaugh committed the act in his

room at the Alta Vista hotel. The hour when the fatal shot was heard Is not known, as it was not heard by

any one in tne notei. ine oeea was discovered only when officers went to his room to ascertain why he had not responded to the subpoena to attend

THANKS ARE EXPRESSED. We express our thanks for the sympathy and consoling words of our friends and neighbors who assisted us dnring the accident and death of mir

little Frances. Also the employes of Gaar, Scott & Co., and the members of the Third M. E. church for the beautiful flowers. Mr. and Mrs. William Roll and family.

The Jiohammedans use the lunar

year, which Is ten days and twenty-

one hours and a few seconds shorter

than ours.

rTof. Charles Edgar White, assistant In mathematics at Indiana university, during the spring term, has been elected to second place in the mathematics faculty in Vanderbilt university, Nashville, Tenn. Mr. White was principal of the high school at Sheri-

RAZZARD INSISTS HE WILL RETURN SOON

Says When He Is Ready to Come Back It Will Be Without a Sheriff.

FORGERY CASES PENDING.

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New Castle, Ind., July 31 "I will

come back to New Castle this fall, and not in the custody of a sheriff," is the message written to a friend in this city by George Hazzard, now famous as the author of the history of Henry

county.

For many months Hazzard has not

been in this city. During his absence

his name has figured prominently in papers at the court house, containing

the words "forgery" and others

which are undesirable to the average citizen.

Hazzard was charged with forging

the name of Henry Brown, a Moore-

land banker to a contract to pay 250

for a picture and biography in Haz-

zard's history of Henry County. The

case was called at Rushville but Haz

zard failed to put in an appearance

after several extensions had been

granted. His Bond Forfeited. His bond was then declared forfeit

ed and a suit is now pending in the

Circuit Court against Charles Mouch, a manufacturer, who signed Hazzard's

bond for $500 to recover the amount.

j Hazzard was at that time in the East J and said he was coming back. But he did not. The nearest he got to Henry County was Logansport, when he took a roundabout course to get from the East to his old stamping grounds

in Tacoma, Wash., where he now is. He has been visited by Henry county people who made trips to the Northwest. There is no money available for the sheriff to go after Hazzard and his bondsman does not feel like putting up any more money. The action to recover the bond has not yet been set for trial, but will in all probability be called at the September term. Mean-

dan before entering Indiana university the coroner's inquest over Miss Mat-

In Anril He took the bachelor's de- tnews Doay toaay.

. i rr-m inrfhna jnl wnen tne orncers appeared at tne

icait ar, mii rivo the master's Ie- hotel a bell boy was sent to Rum

gree'from the same institution at the baugh's room to see what was the mat-

rln nf this summer term. His work ?r. me Doy iouna tne aoor locea

v jif -m hcrrin ocnt is and could get no response. The offi-

cers askea tnat tne aoor De opened.

but the key was on the inside. An of-

while there is much speculation as to ficer was boosted up to the transom

whether or not Hazzard will make nis and saw the man's condition.

words good and tnrust nis neaa into That the act of RumDaugh was the the lion's jaws by coming here. direct result of the death of Miss Mat-

Hazzard "Nervy" Man. thews Is not doubted. The officers have

Hazzard is known as the most not yet had time to examine Kum-

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nervy man tienry Oliniy eer pru- uaugus yayvio aim ciiciu, auu mc wi-

dnred. Time and aeain he has got into oner nas nad nis room locked. u

close places, but has always managed Rumbaugh did not destroy the letter to slide out of them where others left him by Miss Matthews .together

would have suffered. To a number of with the letter to Coey, it is believed

people it would be no surprise to see they will show startling facts

Hazzard alight from a train some day The telegram sent by Rumbaugh to

this fall and walk boldly up the street, Coey, taken in the light of his suicide

and they would feel confident that he has more meaning than before. It was

had a card up his sleeve which would as follows

free him or an nis cnmcuiues. ivieau- "Lura committed suicide on ac

time Sheriff Burr has in his office a count Qf you. Letters left behind

large quantity of histories of Henry send $-00 at once for expenses."

County, and also other belongings ot

Hazzard, which were seized as collat-j eral in suits which had been filed,

against him. The sheriff's office re

sembles a second hand store, and,

when the books are sold, people will be able to get a set of the histories cheap. .The work is an excellent one and would have sold readily except!

for the methods that were practiced

by the author.

SCHOOLS WILL OPEN '

ON SEPTEMBER 16TH

"SILENT AUCTION." The Y. M. C. A. will sell to the high

est bidder the two brick buildings now situated on the lot recently bought of

Albert W. Reed on the South West

corner of North A and Eighth streets.

Said buildings to be torn down and all material and debris removed within

thirty (30) days after said buildings

have been vacated. Sealed bids, only,

will be received up to August 10th, the Secretary reserving the right to

reject any and all bids.

HOWARD A. DILL,

30-2t Secretary Building Com.

With the thoughts of the "old swimmin' hole" uppermost In their minds, Richmond's small boys are not ready yet to think of school, but the announcement made that the 19O7-1D0S

sessions of the Richmond

JOHN PERRY BADLY HURT.

Farmer Kicked by a Hors and Knee

Cap Broken.

Millville; Ind., July 31 John Pem"

a farmer, was kicked by a horse while

handling hay, Monday. The horse

kinkprf with both feet, breaking the

public Jeft knee cap badly and bruising the

Mrs. Jennie Scantland and daughter

Edith of Economy, were in Richmond

Tuesday.

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BATH POWDER A Perfumed Luxury for the Bath. Softens Hard Water. Bette

than Perfume. 25 baths.

2525 cents

A CAN

AT ALL STORES

OR MAILED BY US

RICE POWDER Best ToSet powder. AntisepticaUy pure. Relieves sunburn and

chafing. Best for

baby.

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The time of the year when old sol looks down upon us with all his mightiness, is the time and season when the ladies want the most comfortable and the easiest fitting footwear. During the past week we have received a lot of hot weather Oxfords especially made for this time of the year, when you are looking for cool articles or wearing apparel

and easy fitting oxfords. Just arrived, a new lot of nice, dainty, Light Patent Kid Oxfords, just the shoe for this hot weather $3.00 and $3.50. Pat. Tip Hand Turn Oxfords, soft and easy, $2.00 and $2.50. THE HOME OF" GOOD SMOES

schools would convene September 10, right knee,

will Tin dmiht cast a shadow over their

pleasures. This is several weeks off. PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY.

however, and the small boy and tne

small girl who dislike to -leave their summer amusements for the cheerless

school room sanctum, will yet have

time to enjoy themselves thoroughly. There has been a small sized agitation to resume the school sessions September 0, but it is the general opinion

among tnose conneciea wun -ine schools in this city, that this is too early and consequently the doors leading

to the educational institutions will not

be thrown open until a week later.

Why do you allow your property and family to go unprotected lrom lightning?

PILGRIM BROS., Richmond, Ind.,

are selling

Dodd & Struther's Pure Copper Cable and guarantee lull protection or money relunded. Endorsed by all Mutual Ins. Co.

"There's a Reason

Are apt to. go up In smoke, but you want to be careful to keep this one resolution. Patronize the cafe that

has RICHMOND EXPORT

on draught, it will mean a year of complete satisfaction to you.

Mi nek Brewing Co.

get along well in the world; to be prosperous; to have money ahead; to become one of these fortunate individuals, it is only necessary for you to cut down your expenditures until they are less than your income, and bank the surplus. Try it. It isn't difficult after you have once started. Bring regularly to the

Richmond Trust Co.

as large a portion of your earnings as you can spare, and it will not be long before you obtain that comfortable feeling of financial independence. Three per cent, interest is paid hero.

10 STAMPS

with 2 cakes of A. and P. Scouring Soap at 5c

a cake.

10 STAMPS

with on can of Evw

orated Milk at 10c a

can.

Usual amount of EXTRA STAMPS wtth our Coffees; always fresh roasted.

SIXTY STAMPS wl taa-one 18 oz. cam t A. & P. Baking Powder Absolutely Pure. Perfectly Heal (by, Bct Made, at 50c a can.

10 STAMPS with one 2 ft. pkg. A & P. Oats at 10c a pkg

10 STAMPS with 3 lbs. of Gloss Starch at 5c a lb.

Try our new blend of 25c Coffee, the be6t In the city.

m The Great Atlantic

& Pacific Tea Co.

727 Main Street

Ok) Phon 53 W.

New Phon 107

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WE SOLICIT YOUR TRADE. on all kinds of coal, for heating and cooking in the house, for the furnace In shop or store, for steampurposes, in factory or mill, fully confident of the quality of our fuel, its cleanliness and our faculties for prompt delivery. We will appreciate a trial rder. O. D. Bullerdick

529 S. 5th SL

Phone 1235

From 6 o'clock Tuesday evening until 6 o'clock Wednesday

evening, and qoods cheaper than any store in Richmond and JUST AS GOOD. .One Quart Standard or Mason Jars, per dozen 45c One Quart Lightning or Economy Jars, per dozen . $1.00 3 Dozen Tin Cans, the Star, for $1.00 1 Gallon Milk Pans, round bottom, each 5c 17 lbs. Granulated, 18 lbs. A, or 19 lbs. Ex. C Sugar, $1.00 4 Cans Best Richmond corn tor ..25c Best Square Crackers or Ginger Snaps, per lb 5c Best Vanilla or Lemon Wafers, per pound only 10c IN OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT we have a new line and more complete than ever. C our 10-cent line of Misses' and Ladies' Hose. Pictorial Review Patterns. Open Tuesday night for Double Stamps.

HOOD'S MODEL DEPARTMENT STORE

Trading Stamps with All Purchases. Free Delivery. New Phon

1079; Old Phone ICR. Store Open Tuesday, Friday and Saturday Evenings. 411-413 Main ' Street.

Paid Up Capital and Surplus make up tbe financial strength. Careful, Conservative Management make up the moral strength. Dickinson Trust Co. has the FINANCIAL, and MORAL STRENGTH. &ET US HANDLE YOUR BUSINESS.

Let Your Feet Perspire Eversweet Dispels every bit of odor. 25 Cents Quigley Drug Store

FOR OUR DAILY DIET good, nutritious bread Is Just as 1mjx)rtant as clean, rich milk. Our physicians tell us of the disease germs that breed so readily in impure milk, which no doubt is true. It is equally true of uncleanly and unwholesome bread, which is the reason you should use Zwissler's Quaker bread. It is not only clean and nutritious, but It is mixed and baked under absolutely sanitary conditions. Zwissler's Home Bakery sr Restaurant, 908 Main St. Phone 366

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can be borrowed at the LOWEST RATES and EASIEST PAYMENTS in the city. does not cost you more in case of SICKNESS or MISFORTUNE as we gladly grant an extension of time in all such cases without extra charges to deserving ones, can be paid back in easy weekly, monthly or quarterly payments as we can arrange the payments to suit your convenience.

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