Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 337, 18 January 1908 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PAIXADIU3I AXD SUN-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, JANUARY IS, 190S.

GARFIELD PREPARING

:e T Prof. D. W. Dennis of Earlham, Will Give the Class Address. DIPLOMAS ARE NOT GIVEN. INSTEAD A CERTIFICATE OF MERIT WILL BE AWARDED AFFAIRS AT GARFIELD SCHOOL DURING THE PAST WEEK. The Garfield graduation committee has the program for that occasion practically completed. The Ylass addrees will be given by I'rof. D. W. Dennis, of Earlham, Mrs. Grace Gormon. will sing, Miss Carolyn Huttou will play a violin solo and the Garfield school orchestra will furnish several numbers. The substitution of certificates for diplomas is regretted by many of the class, while others approve of the change. It seemed the consistent thing to do, from the fact that a diploma is supposed to signify the completion of a course of study apd the course of study for the Richmond schools is not completed until the work of the high school is done. A certificate is merely a statement as to how much has been accomplished and may be given at any stage of the course. The girls' open evening in the gymnasium on last Thursday was a succens. A good sized audience was present to see the gymnastic drills and the basket ball games. The 7A girls gave free hand work, the SB class a dumb bell drill, and the SA's used the Indian clubs. The basket ball games were closely contested in the game, team One, with Mary Mather as captain, won from team Two, captained by Reba Gunder. the score being 15 to 13. In the second gam team Four captained by Elsie Hawekotte. won by a score of 6 to 5, from team Three, led by Louise Malsby. One of the niot valuable features of the evening was the bringing of a number of patrons Into closer contact with the school and enabling them to judge of the spirit existing between teachers and pupils. The school treasury was benefited to the extent of about ten dollars. . 4 On last Mouday morning. Prof. Thompson of the high school, gave a most interesting account of an experience on the island of I'ennykeys. to the pupils at Garfield. I'rof. Ellabarger will speak to the school next Monday morning. The TB class, which is to enter Garfield, numbers 107, consisting of 5o boys and 57 girls. In order that all will be in readiness for work, the members of the class have been asked to indicate which course they will pursue at Garfield. Nineteen have chosen the Latin course, 5! the German, 18 the English and the 11 from the Hibberd school will continue German. Forty-three boys and thirty-oue girls of tta. class have asked to take gymnastics. With this information at hand it will be possible to have the program completed and the assignment to divisions made, so that the first day of the new term will find all in readiness for work. A Higher Health Level. "I have reached a higher health level since I began usinsc Dr. King's New Life nils," writes Jacob Springer, of West Franklin. Maine. "They keep, my stomach, liver and bowels working just right." If these pills disappoint! you on trial, money will be refunded! at A. G. Luken & Co. drug store. 23c ALL WOMEN ARE "CATS" DECLARES JUDGE Clears His Court of Fashionable Folks. Cleveland. Ohio, Jan. 18. "All women are cats. They turn suddenly upon their best friends and spit and claw and scratch. Most of the women in this room came here to hear testimony against Mrs. Mitchell.'' With these words Judge Harvey Keller, in common pleas court, cleared his court room of 200 well-dressed women today, at the opening of the hearing of the divorce case of Horace Mitchell against pretty Helen Mitchell. "A divorce trial is always attractive to women," Judge Keller continued. "They come to hear of grillroom escapades, because they probably never have been in one. They come to satlat their curiosity about things they , . . v , . Know Homing oi. t Grillroom parties and dancing upon' tables formed part of the testimony. Stat of Ohio. City of Toledo. Lucas County. iss. Crank J. C'!in makes oath that he. is sf-nior ra' tiHM- .tf ttv- firm of F j. ; 'hei;cy A: Co.. Uoini; lusiness in the: City of To).'ik. County and S;.Ue: .tf'tresaiit. turn s.iid firm will iav j Hu- sum of om; HL Nii:i:n nouuxcsi !'r ci-'i and rwry case of Catarrh; siiat cannot ) t-ureJ by the use of' Hall's Catarrh Care. FRANK J. CHKXEY. Sworn to before mc and subscribed in mv presence, this 6th day of December. A. D. 1SS6. (Seal.) A. W. GLEASOX. Notary public. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, and acts directly on tl blood nd mucous sm-fact'S of the system. Send for testimonials free. V. .1. CHENEY CO.. Toledo. O.' SoM tv ail t ti n c srist. T3 TK Halls F'nmiij rills for constl-nation.

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A Few of the Two Hundred Victims of the Horrible Boyertown Fire, the First Awful Tragedy of 1908

I K fif S3 if ' IP tu mWiP&wi mr VES " .ftc, 111 fa Mf4 cJV -a W'M Zmt J 'g "'W v 'T irM( 1 " Here are some of the victims or ths 4j y xrf: ' ' '!if TV''""""1 Boyertown, Pa., theatre horror. tYoui OQSQOSR-' , "J . left to right, at the top row, are N'ol- v - - " . X11!' lie Foreman, killed; Mammie Toms, -v . killed: Ruth Krb, saved- Kdna Sehoen- tawi,s ' ' ' fM-' . er, killfd; below are pictures of Mar- j C fs,,N tha Weber and Rev. A. II. Weber. W' v" " ' f INTERESTING TIMES ITfA II INDIANAPOLIS . Wrjk -"I

Local Telephone Men Watching the Situation. Richmond telephone men now look toward Indianapolis as some interesting developments arc expected in that city, for in a petition tiled with the board of public works, the Indianapolis Telephone company apain asks for an amended franchise from the city, that wculd be, in effect, practically a new franchise, with higher rates and a longer term of life. The amended franchise also would eliminate the provision in the present contract in regard to the city's right to acquire the plant of the company; would decrease the company's annual payment to the city; would remove any limit to the company's capital stock and would strike out the provision compelling the company to connect with the lines of any outside company asking for such connection. The provision in regard to the extension of local service on petition of property holders is also eliminated. The petition is receiving active opposition in the capital city. HIS RULING PASSION. A Business Proposition That Just Failed of Success. There lived in Detroit a man who was the champion letter writer to the newspapers and to the heads of all public enterprises. One of bis fads was to write every day to President Ledyard of the Michigan Central railroad I and tell Ledyard wherein be was failing in the conduct of his road. There was a letter for Ledyard every morning. They annoyed him, and he sent for his general counsel one day and said: "Russell. I'm getting tired of these letters. I will give you $3,000 more a year if you will find that man end stop him for twelve months.'' Three thousand dollars more a year appealed to Russell, and he went out j to find the letter writer. lie found i ! him and made a business proposition. ! "Now, see here," be said, "I want you j to stop writing letters to Mr. Ledyard. j ii you win quu lor a year i win give you 91,500." j The letter writer consented gladly. Things went along swimmingly for j eleven months. Ledyard was happy, and Russell was happy. Then there was a wreck on the road. The letter i writer could not resist the opportunity, ! and he wrote to Ledyard and told him j what he thought about the road and its president and its management. J Ledyard sent the letter to Russell ' with this Indorsement: "This is where vou lose $3,000." And it was. Satur- I day Evening Post. Absinth Foretold. A Paris paper publishes a letter from a correspondent who in the cause of temperance cites a great authority St. ; John the Evangelist. It is claimed that the inspired writer proclaims absinth ; as a terrible scourge and foretells itt

baneful powers in the eighth chapter of ! Tne particles pass off half burned bethe book of Revelation, where we read enough air has not been sup-

in verses 10 and 11: "The third angel sounded a trumpet, and n big star bright as a larr.p fell from the sky on to the third part of the rivers and fountains and water, llv.n star is called Wormwood, and the third part of the waters were changed, and many men died of tlurst LK.aue they were bitter." Wormwood In the English authoriied version is rendered "absinth" In the French translation of the New Testament. Flit it-land, from which (he recent eclipse of the sun was observed, is a mere dot on the Pacific -i-0 miles north of Tahiti. The Kovornniont- party is expected in San Francisco January 2T.

FAT OFFICERS TO BE Gen. Bell Hints That Riding Tests Will Not Be Severe. Washington, Jan. IS. That tin; horsemanship tests inaugurated by order of tlie president are to survive -uul be extended as a measure to increase, and determine the physical efficiency of officers of tha army was indicated by Cen. liell, chief oi staff, in natenicnts made by him before the house committee on military affairs, which had up for hearing the army appropriation bill. Gen. Bell's comments showed him to be heartily in accord with the president's views as to the propriety and necessity of these tests. He intimated that in the future these enduranre tests will call for' thirty miles a day in the saddle for three consecutive davs, but ho also sugge sts that wh n the test has reached that degree of severity some consideration will enter into the determination of which ofi'i - ccrs shall bo subjected to it, the infer - ence being that the order will not be all-inclusive as it has been in she past Eat anything you want, don't starve ! yourself, fearing it ; Hollister's Rocky won't agree, for Mountain Tea cleans the bowels and stomach, and makes digestion easy. '.7c, Tea or Tablets. A. G. Luken & Co. ARGAND LAMPS. A Swis Doctor's Invention and What It Accomplished.

What did Argand do for the lamp? ; Examine an ordinary lamp in which Centerville, Ind., Jan. IS. The revicoal oil is burned. The chimney pro- val meetings at the Methodist church tects the flame from sudden gusts of ! are now in full progress and will corwiud and also creates a draft of air. (tinue indefinitely. The Rev. Maurice

just as the fire chimney creates a draft. Argand"s lamp was the first to have a chimney. Look below the chimney and you will fee open passages through which air may pass upward and find its way to the wick. Notice further that as this draft of air passes upward it is so directrd that when the lamp Is burning an extra quantity of air plays ; directly upon the wick. Before Argand 'the wick received no supply of air. I Now notice and this is very important that the wick of our modern lamp is flat or circular, but thin. The air in abundance plays upon both sides of the , tnln wick an(1 burns it without makinsc smoke. Smoke is simply half burned ' particles isoot.) of a burning suDstance. plied. Now Argand, by making the : w ick thin and by causing plenty of air ! to rush into the flame, thereby caused it to burn with a white flame. ' Afier the iuveution of Argand the art of lamp making improved by leaps ; and by bounds. More prozrs wa- ! made in twenty rears after 1TS3 than had been made in twenty centuries be- : i fore- Xew burners were invented, new and better oils were used and better wicks made, but all the new kinds of lamps were patterned after the Argand. S. E. Forman in St. Nicholas. Cabbages in Cuba grow to such size that a sincle head often weighs twenty' pounds. j

BAIL DENIED ALBERT LUKENS

Held for Trial for Murder. Alleged Canton. O., Jan. IS.- Following the I testimony of 15 witnesses yesterday afternoon and last night. Albei t Luikens. charged with the murder of his ; sweetheart, Elizabeth 13rown, on the j night of January 6. with a hammer, j was bound over to the grand jury ; without bail by Mayor Turnbull. The grand jury convenes Monday to take up the case. Four of the state's witnesses Mabel Harris, Lucy Farriugton. Minnie Irwin ami Hazel Martin who testified today that they saw Lukens with Miss Brown at about O o'clock on the night of the crime, at local resorts, incriminated them selves as residents. of resorts and were sentenced by Mayor Turnbull to the workhouse for days ,anl also tinect eaclt Hie propri- ; etors were ordered arrested. How to Avoid Pneumonia You can avoid pneumonia and other serious results from a cold by taking ' Foley's Honey and Tar. It stops the cough, heals the lungs, and expels the ; cold from the system. Refuse any but the genuine in the yellow package. A. G. Luken & Co. REVIVAL SERVICES. Meeting Now Being Held at Centerville Church. E. Barrett of Spiceland and the pajtor Iiev. W. E. Whitloc; of the services. are in charso The great Guadalupe artesian well at Guadalupe, Mexico, which used to spout one hundred feet high, only spouts half that now. j Appetite for Crabs piE codfish has an enormous appetite for sheli-fish, crabs and lobsters. He eats them alive and he eats them raw. He eats them ail 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 fleh is in every spoonful. This power means new vigor and new flesh for those who suffer from wasting diseases. All Druc(it: 50c aad S1.0O

JURY DISAGREED 1H NICHOLSON CASE

Dickinson Trust Company File Suit for Accounting Of Funds. TRIED IN HENRY COUNTY. The jury in the case of the Dickln-.-xm Trust company against Jooiah P. Nicholson, which as tried in the Hen-. ' ry circuit court, disagreed. It is probable that the cas? will be reheard. Nicholson was security on the bond of James A. Windsor, who was formtr- , ly guardian of Rebecca Weeks, an inI sane person. The present guardian, jtue Dickinson Trut company, claimed I that Windsor failed to account for ' of his former ward's money. Nicholi son being Windsor's security, an effort to collect this amount with interest was made. It Does The Business. Mr. E. E. Chamberlain, of Clinton, Maine, says of Bucklen's Arnica Salve. "It does the business; I have used it for piles and it cured them. Used it for chapped hands and it cured t'aem. Applied it to an old sore and it liea'ed it without leaving a scar behind." 23c. at A. O. Luken it Co.. drug slora CRY OF HIGH TAXES CHECKS SALOON WAR Petition Strangely Disappears At Anderson. Anderson. Ind.. Jan. 18. The agitation against saloons in this city has been checked by the cry: "Hurt the saloons and you'll hurt yourself by increasing your, taxes." A petition was in circulation to restrict the saloons, but it has mysteriously disappeared. The petition contained several hundred names, among them most of the owners or managers of factories. It asked the city council to limit the territory that saloons should occupy by barring them from all residence and factory districts. MILTON COMMISSIONED. Granted to the High School by State Board of Education. Milton, Ind., Jan. IS The Milton High School was granted a commission by the State Board of Education this week, so the graduates will have the same credits as the city schools on entering the profession of teaching, COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE RROMO QUININE LAXATIVE I5KOMO til ININE re moves the cause. , Used the world over to Cure a Cold in One Day. E. V. Grove's signature on box. L'jC Francis liacon was plain in his habits of eating. While providing elaborate and splendid banquets for his guests he himself only ate one or two; simple dishes. Massage Creams Greaselcss Face Creams Marcel Huff For Ladles' Dry Shampooing All Kinds of Manicuring Articles See the Window Leo H. Fihc's PHARMACY. Petaluma Incubators Standard Of the World. Pilgrim Bros. Cor. 5th and Main. Who Supplies Your Range Coai? If we do you won't need to read further, because jou're entirely satisfied with its quality. If you're not happy in your supply we respectfully (cheerfully withal) offer our services to bring pleasure to your home in solid black lumps of appropriate size. O. D. BULLERDICK 529 S. tH St Pbone 1235.

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Dressed Turkeys and Chickens Florida Oranges 18c Per Dozen New, Crisp Bulk Olives 30 Cents Quart Cauliflower, Cucumber, Spinach Egg Plant, Head Lettuce, Tomatoes, Radishes and Celery Shelled Pecans, Walnuts and Almonds Give Us Your Order if You Want the Best THE BEE HIVE

Ample Resources Strong Directorate Careful Management Richmond Trust Company. E. G. Hibberd. President Adam H. Baric!, 1st V. Pres. John J. Harrington. 2nd V. Pres. W. K. Henley. Secretary and Treas.

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All Day Wednesday, Jan. 22. Fresh gathered country eggs, per dozen , .25 Fresh county butter, per pound tj pounds freh ground Buckwheat Fluiir and S stamps J& Our Leader Coffee, per pound .15 Our special bkr.d Coffee and 2'i frtamp IS pounds Granulated, lfi poundB A, Impounds C Sugar fl.CM 25 pounds Flour, any kind TO White, mealy potatoes, per bushel .K Santa Claus Laundry Soap, a for 10 Sunny Monday Soap. cakes for .25 Drst Square Crackers, per pound .05 1 GoU; Wafers, per pot.nd .10 A No. 1 good Ginger Snap, per pound .05

Model Department Store, S. 7th St. Interurban Station. Colonial Bldg. New Phone 1838. Bell Phone 47R " Smith & Goodrich, Props.

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LOAN CO.

1341. Third Floor. Richmond, Indiana. TA County, Township and City A fine Table Beverage Just a littlo laer. Just a little beer. Adds to joys of eatlnj?. Adds no thought of fear when the beer used is tho famous Richmond Export, It's bo; light, so fine all ways, that it adds to appetite, adds to after good results of right eating and so lengthens life and makes it much the happier. You remember the name Richmond Export beer. Minck Brewing Co.