Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 70, 25 April 1908 — Page 8

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PURDUE STUDENT KILLED By TRAIN Lad Was on His Way to Attend Indiana Festivities.

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Lafavette, Intl.. April 23. While on

j his way to attend a dance at Bloominton, L. H. McGhee, ajred 18. of Ixu- ! isville, Ky., was run over and killed ! last night by a Monon freight train. McGhee, who is a freshman at Puri I due. with D. A. Murran. known as i ""Scrappy." and W C. Anderson had ; planned to make the trip to Indiana i I'niversity to attend the athletic i events on Jordan Field this afternoon ; and a dance in the evening. The three i ! waited at the Monon Depot for a passj insx freight. Anderson and Murran i landed safely, but as McGhee made I the jump his hand slipped and he I fell. He died in the ambulance on the

way to St. Elizabeth's Hospital. His leg was severed just below the knee and his head, arms and breast were mangled. Relatives in Louisville have been notified. McGhee was a "spike" of the Sigma .Nil Fraternity.

Is Your Kitchen Clean? Greasy floors and oilcloths can only be cleaned properly by the use of pure soap. The cheap yellow kind which is filled with rosin, only makes a scum over the dirt. Easy Task is different, because it is made from borax, cocoanut oil and tallow. It dissolves the dirt and leaves everything sweet, and it. costs 5c.

The "automobile stare" is becoming noticeable in New York city. It is the vacant, faraway, apparently unobserving look that conies into the fare of a chauffeur when be crosses streets regardless of the pedestrians, turns the wrong corner or guides and speeds his vehicle regardless of the rights of ot hers.

NOTICE.

I have moved my office temporarily located in Room IS, Westeott Block, over Nushaum's store and will be pleased to see my friends and pa-

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NIGHT RIDERS WILL BE GIVEN ANOTHER TRIAL

Padwah, Ky.. April 2.". Being unable to agree on a verdict the jury in the two $."iO."k"m damage suits of Robert Hollowell and wife against John Jtollowell, his brother and 'J7 other alleged-night riders of Caldwell county

TomatO and Corn Growers We are giving eight, ten and twelve dollars for tomatoes and sewen dollars for corn this season. All- parties wishing to contract, call at office or phone 123,. H.C.BulIerdick&Son CANNERS South Fifth Street

for whipping them and driving them from I hi" state was dismissed by Judge Walter Evans in the federal court. Ten jurors favored damages as high as sh.mm o. Judge Evans called a special term of court for May 11 to again try these cases. He said it was imperative that, there he some decisive action against night riding in Kentucky. The report that Brigadier General Roger I. WHiams is to invade Trigg county probably is erroneous. However, it is reported on good authority that General Williams is thinking of surrounding the county. In order to do this he would have to enter the stale of Tennessee, which he could not do without permission from that state. Military officers say the Pineville company is not bound for Trigg, but is going .to Mt. Sterling to do duty in the burley district.

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INDIANA LOAN CO., Automatic Phone 1341 1010 Main St. Westeott Hotel Bldg., Richmond, Ind.

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Denver, Colo., April 25. William D. Hajwwid, for many years secretarytreasurer of the Western Federation of Miners, has been ousted from the executive board of that organization. The announcement is made in a statement published in the official organ of the federation. This means that Haywood is no Ion per in the employ of ihe Federation, even as an organizer, which position he has held since last December. Shortly after Haywood's acquittal in Boise. Idaho, on the charge of complicity in the murder of former Governor Steunenburg, he was shorn of power as one of the officers of the

federation. For some time he has been in the East lecturing on socialism, soliciting membership for the federation. He was paid for his work as a solicitor, but was not supposed to spread the socialist propaganda. It is apparent that Haywood's activity in that capacity has not met with the approval of the Executive Hoard of the organization. Mr. Haywood, when seen by an Enquire representative last night in regard to the above dispatch, expressed no surprise, stating lie was entirely indifferent in the matter and that be proposed to acquiesce without protest in whatever action the executive board has taken, or may take, in regard to his office and -position.

ML B. Loper, Deiuflistt, Of Colonial Building, is located over Meyer's Cigar Store, Main Street

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AIMIMOUNfCEIVIEIMX ' THE DICKINSON TRUST COMPANY has taken over the business of the Richmond Trust Company; the whole will be continued without interruption under the name of the Dickinson Trust Company, at No. 32 South Eighth street. Thus enlarged and expanded, the Dickinson Trust Company is one of the largest and strongest Trust Companies in the State of Indiana, with a capital stock of $200,000, surplus and profits of over $100,000. stockholders' additional liability $200,000. a total of over $500,000 capital responsibility as a guarantee of safety to depositors and of the sure and satisfactory management of the trust estates or other, business committed to its care. The responsibility of a 'bank depends upon the character of the management and the amount of the capital and surplus invested. The officers, directors and stockholders of this Company are representative of the best business ability in the community, while the large amount of capital and surplus funds of the Company stand as a bulwark of strength and protection to its customers. We invite all who would intrust their business to strong and capable hands, to come to us. We Operate the Following Departments:

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TRUST DEPARTMENT Acts as Executor, Administrator, Trustee, Guardian, Receiver, or in any trust or agency capacity under order of Court or by private agreement. The personal attention of the officers of the Company is given to the business of the Trust Department. We pay for drawing all wills where the Company is named as Executor. SAFETY VAULT DEPARTMENT. We have the best and strongest Safety Deposit Vault in Eastern Indiana. Private boxes rent for $3 per year and upward. Courteous treatment is extended to all. Our conpon booths are convenient and commodious. We invite you to call on this department.

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SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Pays ?, per cent on all Savings Deposits from $1.00 upward. We invite accounts In this department, offering the best service of a strong bank with the protection of over $500,000 capital liability as security for deposits. INVESTMENT DEPARTM ENT. We make first mortgage loans on real estate at favorable rates. We have on hand from time to time, good first mortgage loans for sale to investors. We buy and pell high grade bonds and investment securities. DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. We accept deposits subject to checlr and pay especial attention to the accounts of women.

Our office at 32 South Eighth Street is well known to all as one of the best equipred and nicely furnished banking rooms in Indiana. We invite you to call on us. We want your business.

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Dickinson Trastt Co. CAPITAL $200,000 SURPLUS FUND, $100,000 Stockholders9 Additional Liability $200,000 RESOURCES $1,500,000

Samuel Dickinson, President Howard Campbell, Vice President.

Edgar F. Hiatt, Secretary-Treasurer. Jesse A. YVlechman, Teller.

The stock of the Dickinson Trust Company is held by nearly 100 representative and responsible citizens oi Richmond and Wayne County.

Addleman Chas. H. Evans John A. Kehlenbrink Fred. Reeves Hannah M. Braffett Frank I. Jno. M. Eogemeyer. Klein w. A. Reid D. G. Braffett Elizabeth J. Eggemeyer Henry. Clem KehlenKrink. Reid Memorial Hospital. Bennett R. W. Francisco Hannah D. Kehlenbrink Elizabeth. Randall Robert W. Georgianna H. Binkley. Gaar Samuel W. Land Frank. John L. Rupe. Brooks Jesse H. Gennett Henry. Harry Lan. Reed A. W. Bartel Adam H. Glass Frank. Land Charles H. Ridenour I. M. Cates George L. Gaar O. P. Lontz John M. Henry C. Starr. Cates Edwin H. Gennett Clarence. Logan Tho?. P. Strattan S. S. Jr Campbell Howard. Gray Fannie. Liebhardt H. L. Seeker Wm. C. Hannah A. Craighead. Gardner Alonzo. Mayer Fred G. Smith P. W. Campbell Margaret B. Belle C. Gardner. Moss Perry J. Stauber Adolph. Corwin Fannie B. Gaar Mrs. W. W. Mashmeyer Ruth Spekenhier J. A. Crawford G. H. Harrington John J. Miller John F. Smith Dr. S. E. Clark Brazilla W. Holton Alma. McGuire Elwocl. Shiveley C. E. Cook Harvey. Hibberd E. G. Neff Frank J. David Sutton Estate. Dougan John B. Hiatt E. F. Newkirk Emma A. Tauer Oscar Sr. Davenport John F. Henley M. C. Polley J. W. Lydia Starr Taber. Dickinson Samuel. Hill Ernest. Polley Jennie C. VonPien Matt. Dickinson Joseph J. Omar HollingswortK Porter Etta. Vaughan E. G. Decker John. Hanea H. J. Price M. C. Weidner W. B. G. Dodson J. C. Johnson John H. Pfeiffer A. L. Wilson Isaac. Eggemeyer Geo. H. M. F. Johnson. Pohlmeyer H. J. Wiechman Jesse A. Elmer C. W. ' R Johnston. Quinlivan Edward. Wilkinson O. A.