Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 296, 7 December 1907 — Page 8
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1907.
A Christmas Suggestion... MAKE your friends a PRACTICAL GIFT that will be appreciated by them in years to come by OPENING a SAVINGS ACCOUNT in their name and depositing an amount to their credit. MAKE the ift so that it will be all the more appreciated and always substantial by OPENING the account with DICKINSON TRUST CO.
We furnish with new accounts either one of our handsome Pocket or Home Savings Banks without charge. 3 Per cent. Interest Paid on Deposits.
SCHOOL METHODS DENOUNCED BY BOARD
State Educational Directors Do Not Like Certain Methods Pursued.
DISPOSITION TO EVADE LAW
MANY NORMALS OVER INDIANA HAVE HAD TENDENCY TO LOWER QUALITY OF TEACHERS' PREPARATION.
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THE RAYS OF HAPPINESS in a home , at night are increased a thousand-fold if the rooms are well lighted. Put a mantle on your gas jet and you have a cheerful, steady white light the nearest to the sun itself. A mantle saves one-third in gas consumption. Richmond Light Heat & Power Co.
Financial Strength The management of this company is in the hands of a strong Board of Directors prominent business men:
John B. Dougan Jonas Gaar Edwin H. Cates Elgar G. Hibberd John M. Eggemeyer John J. Harrington
Adam H. Bartel Charles H. Land George L. Cates Howard Campbell George H. Eggemeyer Henry Gennett
In addition, a Capital of $230,000.00, and the Surplus of $25,000.00 assures to depositors the absolute safety of fuuds entrusted to the care of this institution. Richmond Trust Company
President R. L. Kelly, of Earlham ?.s at Indianapolis, where he is attending
the meeting of the state board of ed-j
ucatlon, In session yesterday. The board adopted a resolution disapproving the general disposition to evade the law on the part of normal schools
and teachers' training schools
thrtighout the state that are seeking places on the accredited list of teachers' training colleges, a warning has been issued to the colleges that they will not be accepted under the new law unless they fully comply with it. Earlham college, which has a teachers' course, has fully complied with the new law. At its last meeting the state
board appointed committees to visit all the institutions that desire to be recognized as official teachers' training schools in Indiana. It was following the receipt of the reports of these committees that the resolution was adopted. All of the normal and teachers' training schools were visited. The rsolution adopted by the board yesterday is as follows: "The State Teachers' Training board in the discharge of its duties, desires to exercise all reasonable consideration toward institutions seeking to qualify for the work of training teachers. However, the terms of the law are explicit, and its intent clearly Is to raise the standard of teaching. The board, is, therefore, compelled to note with disapproval the disposition on the part of some schools to evade the requirements or to interppret them in a way tending to lower the quality of preparation of prospective teachers. Improvements Contemplated. ' State Librarian Demarchus C. Brown reported to the board yesterday afternoon that he had appointed Miss Bertha Carter of Plainfield to a position in the state library, and that, with his increased appropriation, he expects Jo purchase a larger number of books during the next year as well as gather more material for the library from over the state. Mr. Brown will soon present formally before the board a resolution recommending that a new
building be erected foi the State Library, and some of the other state offices. He wll ask the board to pass the resolution. The board is ignoring the resolutions forwarded by the various patriotic societies asking, that the mutilation of "The Star Spangled Banner," by omitting the verse which refers to British tyranny, in the song books, be prohibited, holding that it has no jurisdiction as the song books are purchased by the Various school corporations, locally. Yesterday afternoon commissions were issued to high schools at Morris-
town, Xoblesville, Zionsville, Connersville. Carthage, Westfield and Thorntown. The board continued its session today.
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W. . H O N
DIES JIT DAYTON Former Medical Director at Cedar Springs Passes Away Suddenly.
WAS A PROMINENT MAN.
HE WAS ACTIVELY IDENTIFIED FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS WITH PUBLIC AFFAIRS IN DAYTONDEATH IS MOURNED.
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Dr. W. E. Hooven of Dayton, who is well known to hundreds of Richmond people, died suddenly at his home in Dayton Thursday evening. He wis one of the best known residents of that city. For three years, Dr. Ilooven
was medical director at the Cedar
Springs resort and was one of the principal stockholders in the company
which controlled it. Through his connection there he became well acquainid with numerous Richmond people. Presenting a picture of health, robust and happy,. he no more expected death than did the other members of
his family. Thursday morning he was taken with a spell of indigestion. !
which made him quite indisposed, but -later in the day he recovered. He ata
a hearty supper, apparently as well as usual and lay down for a nap. Speedily came the stroke which took him away and the only cause which can be assigned by Dr. Edward B. Bayliss, his son-in-laA is heart trouble. Dr. Hooven was 51 years of age. He holds a place in the history of Dayton as one of the members of the first board of public affairs, established l:i 18'JO, and it was under his superintendence that the first sanitary sewers were laid in the system which is still uncompleted. The sewers which arc being laid today are a part of the great, plan for drainage which the original board of affairs mapped out and which has met with the approval of succeeding boards. The other members of
the board with him were W. P. Huff-! man and Luther Peters. j
Christmas Decorations WE ARE HEADQUARTERS 300 Beautiful Christmas Trees ARRIVED YESTERDAY These trees are of the Southern Mountain Pino and very desirable MAKE YOUR SELECTION NOW FOR LATER DELIVERY. WE WILL RESERVE THEM FOR YOU. Other Needs to Arrive Later Fancy, Heavy Beaded Eastern Holly. Holly Wreaths (double and single), Green Ground Pino Wreaths, Fancy Large Needle Pines, Cedar Collins (20 yards in coil, Christmas Paper Bells (4 sizes). JOHN EYI. EGGEMEYER 4th AND MAIN STREETS.
Satisfaction
for the whole family is not so hard to obtain if the customary beverage Is Richmond Export beer. If you hava not tried i' do so at once (best way is to orde: a case this day) and you'll find that it tastes good and is good, tested by all pure beer standards.
Minck Brewing Co.
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Orange Sale Dressed Chickens, Ducks and Turkeys Fresh Vegetables of all kinds and Fancy Fruits Fancy White Fat Norway Mackerel Just Opened a Fresh Barrel of Fine Sweet Cider New Crop New Orleans Molasses New Hominy and Hominy Grits Old Fashion Buckwheat Flour Old Hickory Table Syrup
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Apple Butter Mince Meat Sauer Kraut
Dancing Proves Fatal. Many men and women catch colds at dances which terminate in pneumonia and consumption. After exposure, if Foley's Honey and Tar is taken it will break up a cold and no serious results need be feared. Refuse any but the genuine in a yellow pack-, age. A. G. Luken & Co.-
Arthur Lapalme, a saloon proprietor age twenty-five is dead at Marquette Hospital from nose bleed. For the last three months he has been afflicted. The flow was at irregular intervals but with an increase of quantity, and Lapalme suffered lessening of the intervals until death resulted. "
FREE. ThiB coupon is good for one trial package of Gauss' Combined Catarrh Cure, mailed free in plain package. Simply fill in your name and address on dotted lines below and mail to C. E. GAUSS, 326 Main Street, Marshall, Mich.
Here's Good Advice. O. S. Woolever, one of the best known merchants of Le Raysville, N". Y., says: "If you are ever troubled with piles, apply Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It cured me of them for good 20 years ago." Guaranteed for sores, wounds, burns or abrasions. 25c at A. G. Luken & Co., drug store.
EDUCATIONAL WORLD IS NOW "FACT f'AD"
So Said Mrs. M. F. Johnston in AdcVess.
Condensed Statement OF TIIE First National Bank of Richmond, Ind., Dec. 3d t907. RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts 1 $740,877.16 Overdrafts 2,021.71 U. S. Bonds (par value) - 146,000.00 Other Bonds 10,374.18 Banking House and Safety Deposit Vaults 19,500.00 Due from U. S. Treasurer 5,000.00 Cash and Exchange - 255,040.46 $1,178,813.51 LIABILITIES. Capital Stock -- .-$100,000.00 Surplus and Profits (earned) 55,139.23 Circulation '- 99,997.50 Deposits - 923,676.78 $1,178,813.51 . COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF DEPOSITS At the Last Call of the Comptroller in each year for the past four Years: November 10. 1904 $404,498.31 November 9, 1905, $447,070.83 November 12, 1906 $666,235.80 Dec. 3, 1907 923,676.78
EVERYDAY BEAUTY IS BEST.
CITY TREASURER NOW
CLEANING
HQUS
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Stench Drives Him to Heroic Action.
Such
The students at Earlham were given
a delightful chapel talk Friday by Mrs. M. F. Johnston of Richmond, Miss Lillian Kaminski, introducing her. relating her work in Richmond in connec-, tion with the art world. Mrs. John-:
ston, in her talk, brought out the point
forcibly, how much better and happier our lives would be if we would turn our attention to finding beauty and; truth in our every day surroundings, j She deplored the fact that the educa-i tional world was "fact mad" just as the commercial world was "money mad," and expressed the hope that
soon the world would come to recognize the beauty which is in each day of our lives.
MERRILL'S ACT AMUSING.
This is Worth Remembering As no one is immune, every person
should remember that Foley's Kidney Treasurer Ximrod
Cure will cure any case of kidney or the conclusion that it originated from
bladder trouble that is not beyond the reach of medicine. A, G. Luken & Co.
Greek may be growing less and less in the educational institutions of New
York city, but it is certainly appear- j
ing more ana more on signs. ibl1 f 1
For some time past there has been a rs mane iaminar in eariy conego
i aays are springing up on an siaes ana stench in the office of the city treasurer ! . . ,, - - , c tell principally of fruits, candies, shoewhich would put a soap factory to ' makIng( tailor shops and restaurants. shame. The stench was looked for in ' i
every nook ana corner, in xne oig money vault and under the floor, but all to no avail, until this week when
Johnson reached
the filth under the linoleum on the j
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. noor. jonnson uieu cunnueu nia buaThomas Nelson Page, the literary Prions to Sanitary Officer George Virginian, always addresses the Pres- Young, who at once took charge of the ident as "his excellency." This term ' situation and ordered the linoleum tais rarely used at the White House of-1 ken up for inspection. As soon as fices except when a foreigner or a ' this was accomplished Johnson, Young
Southerner, tenacious of the old ideas and Janitor Frank Posther fled for
calls to see Mr. Roosevelt.
Appetite for Crabs "JHE codfish has an enormous appetite for shell-fish, crabs and lobsters. He eats them alive and he eats them raw. He eats them all without indigestion and grows fat He has a powerful liver. The oil from the cod's liver makes Scott's Emulsion A natural power to digest and to produce flesh is in every spoonful. This power means new vigor and new flesh for those who suffer from wasting diseases. AQ Drrrta j 50c mi $1.00
You Don't Think Coffee The Cause
their lives the stench had at last been
discovered
Johnson, after the filth had been re- ; Rut tO DfOVe What keeDS
moved, ordered the ancient linoleum . . ' hpapt.wpak pnfl cremated, but this extravagance hor- j olUIIIdull dllU HtMll WtJdK dHU
rifled President Merrill of the board of jnerVOUS prostration COITling, public works, and he countermanded . , . Ithe treasurer s order. Mr. Merrill j SUppOSe yOU try leaving Off
told Janitor Posther to thoroughly J Coffee 1 0 fJaVS and USe
i cieau me imouieum anu btuie il
for future use. Mr. Johnson fears the ancient relic will fall to pieces while it is being renovated.
Money to Loaiim
We have money to loan on long time, easy payments, without delay or red-tape, and at lower rates than any similar concern in this section of the country. We loan from 5 up, on household goods, livestock, farming implements, tobacco crops and all other chattel security. If you need money, fill in the following, cut out and mail this ad. to us and we will bring' the money to your doo Name Security Address Am't Wanted, $ Try us just one, and see how easy and satisfactorily you can boi row money from us without bothering your friends to go your security Strictly confidential.
loflMaina Loam Co.
Home Phone 1341.
Rooms 40-41 Colonial BIdg. RICHMOND, IND.
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REPORT OF ESTATE. The report of Henry T. Burns, administrator of the estate of the late
"you find peaceful sleep, good; Mr. Burns states that the personal es- digestion, heart and nerves
tate of the late wiliiam Cain was sold getting stronger, you have the
at private sale to louck & Hill com-; (jyg
Palladium Want Ads Go Into All Homes.
The Rt. Rer. William G. McCloskey.
i bishop of the Roman Catholic diocese l'f Touisville. celebrated his eightyfourth birthday and his fortieth year js bishop in LouisriUt recently.
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