Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 34, Number 209, 5 June 1909 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PAUJUIU3l AJSD STTN-EIiTOlJAM, SATUKDAY, JTJXE 5, 1WKF.

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News of Surrounding Towns

CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND. Cambridge City, Ind., June 5. Miss Esta Young has gone to Hanover to attend the college commencement exercises, and will remain for a week's

visit witn mends. Mrs. J. H. Hart, and Mrs.- Lycurgus Beeson, of Milton, were Cambridge City visitors, Thursday. Mrs. J. E. Brooks has gone to Connersville, for a visit with Dr. Harr and family. - " Mrs. E. F. Scott and Mrs. James Armstrong, of New Castle, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ferguson, Thursday. Thomas Peet made a business trip to Richmond, Thursday. Mrs John Herbst attended the commencement exercises of the Spiceland Academy Friday. George Stombaugh has returned from a visit with friends in Pennsylvania. This was the first visit to the old home in fifty-six years. George Boden has gone to Indianapolis, Tipton, and Huntington for a visIt of -several weeks- with relatives. Mrs. C. W. Wagner was hostess for the Adelaide Proctor club of Connersville, Thursday, at her home on North Walnut etreet. The program for the afternoon was in the form of a musicale. Papers on the literature of music were read, and a number of solos, both vocal and instrumental, were rendered. At the close of the program the hostess, assisted by Miss Louise Ebert, served a course luncheon. This was followd by euchre in the evening. Mr. and MrsBert Martin of Richmond, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. O.E.White. Mrs. May Boden has gone to Connersville for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. John Page, Miss Gaynelle Hagamen, and her guest. Miss Beatrice Young of Alpine, 111., went to Muncie, Friday, for a visIt with relatives. The Woman's Home Missionary society of the M. E. church, and their

guests held an enjoyable social meet

ing at the home of Mrs. John Beard, Thursday. The committee, assisted by the hostess had left nothing undone for "the comfort of their guests. An interesting musical program was given. Ladies from! Milton and Germantown were in attendance. 1 Miss LJHlan Williams has been installed as assistant in M. L. Bowmaster's confectionery parlors, Mrs. J. C. Rettig of Ridgeville, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Martin Alberts this week, o Mr. Rettig will poin mis wife here, Sunday.

YOUNG MEN WANTED Manufacturers and Wholesalers the Country Over Want Men, at Salaries Ranging from $2,000 to $10,000. Why young men prefer a life of drudgery at a small salary to dignified and agreeable work with a large salary is a mystery to those who are going ahead. Without any previous experience, any young man of ordinary education can become a trained salesman in six weeks. Traveling salesmen earn from $2,000 to $10,000 a year and expenses, and with the return of prosperity thousands are in demand. The Bradstreet System has successfully trained thousands of young men jby mail in salesmanship, and the president makes this announcement to the readers .of the Richmond Palladium. (He says: "I will teach you salesmanship at your home in six weeks, and secure you a position as a traveling salesman with a reliable firm. I have rwritten a book which tells how easy it Is for any young man with ambition to succeed as a salesman. This book I will gladly send you free." Write for it today, to the President Brad' street System, 174 Cornwall Bldg., Rochester, N. Y. NEW PARIS, OHIO. New Paris, O., June 5. Miss Ladessa Dowles was pleasantly surprised Thursday evening by ten of her friends. : Those present were Misses Ethel and Carrie Davis, Ethel Murray, Oval JDaugherty, Bernice Horner and Roxie McKee; Messrs. Edward Daugherty, Fred Davis, Elbert Murray and Kmmlt Sherer, The evening was

spent with games and music, being enjoyed by all. Mr. Silas Horner event Thursday In Greenville. - . - Mr. Cli f f ord Richards and , Harry Bonn were in Eaton Thursday night. Miss . Sallie McGrew who has been teaching at Gratis is visiting her mother for a few weeks. ; , " Miss Hazel Bell of Zion City, 111., is here visiting friends. Miss Marie Bunger of Eldorado is here visiting friends. The New Paris chapter of the Eastern Star has elected the following officers: W. P. E. R. Clark. W. M. Laura Hawley. A. M. Olive Jones. Conductress Ada Young. Assistant Conductress Miss ? Morrow.".- '." '".''" Treasurer Ida Bonn. Secretary Christina Tyler. Chaplain Alice Young. Organist Alberta McKeon. Officers appointed were as follows: Adah Margaret Reinheimer. Ruth Martha A. Morrow. Esther Lena Kessler. Martha Pearl Middaugh. Electa Carrie Clark. Warder Dora Wrenn. Sentinel Jessie Malody. The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Woods who has been ill for some time at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Woods died Thursday and was buried Friday.

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GREENSFORK, IND.

Greensfork, Ind., June 5. Mr. and Mrs. Bell of Flora. Ind., have returned home after spending a few days here. Anderson Toms of Olive Hill was in town Thursday on business. Rev. S-eckin will fill his regular appointment at the M. E. church Sunday evening. , Mrs. Loren Brpokshire of New Castle has been spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Boyd. Mrs. Oliver Cook has been at the bed si(n of her sister, Mrs. Perry Russell at New Madison, O., for several days. t . ;,; ...... ; .... . A. L. Kienzle spent Thursday in. Indianapolis. Will Ellis made a business trip to Richmond Friday. Mr, Taylor of Olive Hill was transacting business here Friday. Rev. Bundy will" preach at the Friends church Sunday morning. The farmers of this vicinity are very anxious on account of the heavy rains in the past few days, as some of the corn fields have the appearance of Meadows. The wheat crop of this township has" improved recently and it now looks like we would have a fair crop If the weather is favorable for it to mature. Mrs. John Ernsberger was the guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. William Jones near Williamsburg Thursday. The prayer meeting and choir practice at the Christian church was well atended Thursday night. Luther Murdock spent Thursday in Indianapolis. Commissioner Wiley, Dr. J, E. King and William Thornburg of Richmond were in town Thursday looking after the health of our community. Several young people from here attended the dance at Jackson Park Thursday night. Alpheus Haisley, near Nolen's Fork was transacting business here Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Lute Hatfield are spending a few days with relatives in Indianapolis. The board of the Greensfork Telephone Co. met Friday at their monthly business meeting. Earl Stevenson has returned from a business trip to Indianapolis. Mrs. Roy Copeland has returned to her home in Cambridge City after spending a few days with relatives here.:.

HAGERSTOWM. IND. Hagerstown, fhd.,; June 5. Miss Edna Addington has returned from ay six weeks' visit with her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Evans ' In the country near Richmond. Stanley Wissler . has arrived from New York City to spend his summer vacation -with his grandmother, Mrs. Amanda Gephart. Prof, and Mrs. Wissler and daughter Mary, are expected in two weeks. '-' Mrs. Will Wimmer of Indianapolis, spent a part of this week here with friends. Mr. and Mrs. George Geisler of Frankton, were guests of his parents, John Geisler and wife, Thursday. Lew Waltz of Anderson spent Friday here. : " Mrs. George Canaday of Economy, and Mrs. G. Reynolds of Anderson, visited Mrs. Chas. Petro Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Crump of Greensfork, and Mr. and Mrs. Syril HIatt of near Greensfork, were among those from a distance who attended the K. of P. social Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Foutz have been entertaining a part of the week Mr. and Mrs. Barton Elliott of Cincinnati. Mrs. Elliott was formerly Miss Mable Brothers. A call meeting of the Progressive club will be held on June 12th with Mrs. E. H. Thurston. The Knights of Pythias entertained their wives and families at a social Thursday night at their hall. A social time was enjoyed by all. Music was furnished by Misses Nellie Brant and Mable Teeter, Mrs. Fred Smith, Frank Thomas and Vellet Benbow. Dancing was also a pleasant feature of the evening as was the tempting refreshments of ice cream and cake served by the Knights. Mrs. Delia Scott is entertaining her

daughter, Mrs. Chas. Ford of Chicago. I

Miss, Blanche Billhelmer or Klcnmond, has been spending a part of the week with her aunt, Mrs. Alice Lamar.

Everyone would be benefited by taking Foley's Orino Laxative for constipation, stomach and liver trouble, as it sweetens the stomach and breath, gently stimulates the liver and regulates the bowels and is much superior to pills and ordinary laxatives. Why not try Foley's Orino Laxative today?

MAY GIVE OP WORK

Rumor has it that the Richmond high school is to lose the services of Prof. W. D. Waldrip, instructor in, history, and Prof. A. D. Jonea of the commercial department. Neither of the two professors could be reached but Prof. C. W. Knouff, principal of the school, stated that they told him they would not be back. He stated that Prof. Waldrip had spoken about completing his education by a course in Columbia university and that Prof. Jones has had several offers to leave the city.

Foley's Honey and Tar is especially recommended for chronic " throat and lung troubles and many sufferers from bronchitis, asthma and consumption have found comfort and relief, by using Foley's Honey and Tar. A. G. Luken & Co.

LETTER LIST.

Women Marie Adams, Mrs. Elma Cook, May Emmons, Mrs. J. E. Highley, Mrs. Carl Jenson, Mrs. Frank Orgam, Mrs. Mollie Potts, Mrs. Call Ross, Miss Maggie Reid, Miss May Stigle man. Miss Mary 1. Ward, Mrs. Ella Weekin, Miss Winston. Men Henry Acree, J. D. Bacon, E. I. Brown, Chester Barnum, Geo. Boval, Central Drug Store, " G. Duebler, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Elder and family, Far Vera Casualty Co., D. Hoggatt, Mr. and Mrs. Will Iken berry, "Burton Martin, Manhattan Soap Co., Jerry Rhader, Stanton Fanning Co., Mr. and Mrs. Marion Stanley, Geo. Solos, J. E. Sexton, Louis Sears, Dr. E. H. Smith, Harry G. Sherman, Clarence Speed, Charley Targget, Silas Williams. Drops Esther Blair, J. M. Kres, Mrs. Henry Jones, W. S. Richey. J. A. SPEKENHIER, P. MY

ilfcS (jUttED AT H012E Dt SE17 ADSCHPTIOn DETCOO. if you suffer from bleeding, itching, blind ?r protuding Piles, send me your address, ind I will tell you how to cure yourself af home by the new absorption treatment; and trill also send some of this home treatment free for trial, with references from your cwa locality if requested. Immediate relief and permanent cure assured. Send no money, but tell others of this offer. Write today to Mrs. II. Summers, Bos P, Notre Dam Ind.

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Tibbets' Glucosy Letters are Made Public by M

New York, June 5. Wnfle Oliver A. Tibbets. a rich sporting man of Chicago, Is at the Hotel Astor with bis bride, who before her last marriage was Susie Lee, once a well known emotional actress, fuming because a bond of $1,000 holds him here when he would like to continue his honeymoon. Miss Katberine A. Carney, the pretty little woman who followed him here from the West and caused his arrest on a warrant alleging a breach of promise and other things, is cozily located at the Grand Union, a few blocks away, consulting with her New York lawyer.' . By the terms of a contract ; which. Miss . Carney says, Mr. Tibbets violated, she was to surrender a bundle of letters signed "Tibbie" to their author and he was to pay her $3,000. But. according to her account, the note for $ 3.O0O which he gave her has never been paid and she, having cannily saved back a few of the more glucosy of the aforementioned missives, is now, since her suit has been started, turning them loose one by one. Here Is the newest to be liberated, it having been handed out to the reporters by Miss Carney with her own hand this afternoon: , "Kittle, My Own Sweet Dove: What in the world is the matter with you?

What has become of my love? Over a week now and no letter. Now, dearie, please don't keep me In suspense any longer or 111 come right home and take you out with me on my trips hereafter. I want to see you so bad

rthat I can hardly wait for the time to

come. You had better be good to me my petit has rained like sixty all day, and I wish. I had you here to love and caress. Sweet one. I think of you night and morning. You know what that means, don't you pet? Now, sweet one. don't make me think you have found some one you like better. I wish I had remained and stayed with you In our little home. ' Love and sweetest kisses. -YOUR OWN TIBBIE." It was some time after this, according to Miss Carney, when Tibbets fell in love with his present wife, wh had been first the wife of Edward B. Daly and divorced from him, and then the wife of IL Lee and divorced him, and

while bearing the. name of Susie Lee had won some reputation acting those weepy Clara Morris parts in theaters out West. Tomorrow Justice Guy of the Supreme court will hear a motion to increase Mr. Tibbets bond from f 1.000 to $10,000. ,

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Women of State Order Bust of Robert Dale Owen to w . .Be Made. MISS WHITE, SECRETARY The Robert Dale Owen Memorial association of Indiana, of which Miss Esther G. White of this city is secretary, met yesterday at Indianapolis and awarded the contract for a portrait bust of Owen to Miss Frances Goodwin of New Castle. The organization of the memorial association was effected in May, 1904. In the autumn of that year the women named by the association began active canvass for funds. This fund is now closed. Owen is regarded as having been one

of the staunchest friends to women the state has produced. A great deal of his good work was done In the state house and as a fitting testimonial his

bust will be placed in that building.

Mrs. Virginia Meredith of Cambridge

City, is a member of the association.

Prince and Princess Lazarovic of Servia. The princess who was formerly an American actress, Eleanor Calhoun, is now in this country, trying to interest American capitalists in the scheme of building a canal connecting the Danube and Aegean sea.

HEW PUBIS WIIIIIEB Hustling Preble County Town Captures State Bible v School Contest.

SPLENDID GROWTH SHOWN

New Paris, Ohio, June 5. As the result of a six months campaign m which over five hundred bible schools of Ohio were in the contest. New Paris Christian Sunday school was declared winner at the state convention of the Christian church at Elyria. . The contest was on the percentage basis, thus giving the - small schools ait . equal chance with the city Sunday schools. The basis from which the percentage was taken was the record for the corresponding six months of last year. As the result of this contest the Christion school of this place reports a per centage of growth of 52 per cent, an average collection of over five cents per number each Sunday. Over twothirds of the adult department of the bible school enrolled in classes holding state certificates as teachers training work. Four adult organized classes and a working home department and

cradle roll department. The state su

perintendent will bring the banner and make a public presentation to the school when he visits New Paris in a few weeks.

Colds that hang on weaken the constitution and develop into consumption. f Foley's Honey and Tar cures persistent coughs that refuse to. yield to other treatment., Do net experiment with untried remedies as delay may result in your cold settling on your lungs. A. G. Luken St Co.

To avoid serious results take-Foley's

Kidney Remedy at the first sign of

kidney or bladder disorder such as

backache, . urinary .Irregularities, ex

haustion, and you will soon be welL Commence taking Foley's Kidney

Remedy today. A. G. Luken & Co.

BOOM FOB KIBBEY MAKES PROGRESS Wants to Head State Spanish War Veterans.

At the meeting of the Denver Brown

Camp. Spanish-American War Veterans, Monday evening, delegates to the state encampment, held at South Bend either late in July or the first part of

August, will be selected. It is expected that a full attendance of the mem

bers will be present. The full number of delegates to which the local lodge

is entitled will be sent to South Bend

pledged to support Frank Klbbey for

department commander. Mr. Klbbey

Is having much success in his candl

dacy and has been promised the sup

port of a number of camps in the

state.

Many of our citizens are drifting to

wards Bright's disease by neglecting symptoms of kidney and bladder trou

ble -which Foley's Kidney Remedy will

quickly cure. A. G. Luken & Co.

All EIITERIAIIIMEIIT

A delightful entertainment was giv

en Thursday evening by the Young People's Society of St. John's Luth

eran church at the school houseSouth Fourth street. The hall which was

formerly used by the congregation for

church purposes was crowded.

How's This?

We offer One Runered Dollars Reward for any caae of Catarrh tht can-

cot be curea or Hail's catarrh Core F. J. CHESET & COl. Toledo. O.

We. the ua-aersia-ned. bar known W. J. Cheney for the last IS years, and believe hi a. perfectly honorable in all business trausactions, and financial lv

able to cany out any obligations mads

oy us nra. . Waldlag. Kinnan ft Marvin. Wholesale Drjffg-ists. Toledo. A.

HalTs Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, actins directly open the blood and mucous surfaces of the system.

Testimonials sent rree. met isc. s bottle. Sold by all Dru arista.

Take Hall's Family Pills for consti

pation. .

, He Left. An old retired sea captain thus describes the way tn which be dismissed

as and Irs his suitor for the bead of bis daughter: "1 jast showed slm the companionway out oa the gangplank leading from my boose and gently remarked that the wind was offshore and the sooner bo got ander way the better

is the only oil stove built with a CABINET TOP for holding platas and keeping food hot after cooking. Also has useful drop shelves on which to stand the coffee pot or teapot after removing from btunsr. Fitted with two nickeled racks for towels. A marvel of comfort; - simplicity and convenience. Made in three

sizes with or without Cabinet lop. It not with your dealer, write our nearest agency.

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some enough for the parlon strong enough for the kitchen, camp or cottage; bright enough for every occasion. If not with your dealer, writ

our fknut agency.

LEO STEPHENS TO GWBITIOII Offers It as Compliment to the Wright Brothers.

Leo Stephens one of the best known aeronauts of the country, will attend the Dayton homecoming celebration for the Wright Brothers and also will make a flight in a dirigible balloon over the city. The committee asked Mr. Stephens to attend the celebration and was surprised when he made a gratuitous offer for a flight. The dirigible balloon Is almost as interesting a type of air craft as the aeroplane and airship.

CIRCUS PERFORMERS. The Real Dangers With Which Thsy The individual point of view of the circus performer toward bis work Is full of surprises. Rarely if ever Is 'he worried over the things that the audience Imagines make him uneasy aad

never about bis own equipment of

nerve, muscle and Judgment. The bareback rider wuttles about bis horse, for the slightest deviation from the animal's customary course and gait ruins a harmony between horse end rider, upon which depends the success and even the life of the performer. The man on the trapese is not st sll disturbed st being so high up in the sir. The higher up be Is the more security be feels that In esse of accident be will have time enough instlnctlvely to twist his body into the right position for falling into the net iWbat worries him most Is the fear of some unsuspected weakness In his apparatus. The animal tralaer Is more afraid of an accidental scratch from a good aatared but blood poisoning claw than of any actual conflict with an angry animal. More than that, be has a real affection for his animals and dislikes the

stern necessity of punishing them. The

very clown Is not so much pleased by the laughter of his audience as disturbed by the thought that it quite

falls to appreciate the time and care

(he has expended In working out the

details of bis bumorona contribution Balph Bergengren In Atlantic.

Likewise Mistaken. small boy was fishing on Sunday morning. He had a basket- of nsb

alongside of him. A clergyman hap

pened to see him and. going over to

where be wss busily watching the bob.

said:

"Too naughty, cruel boy! Dont you know that it Is a sin to fish on the

Sabbath? Besides the sin. think of

the cruelty of It taking the poor little worm oat of the ground and sticking

that nasty sharp hook through its

body

"That ain't no worm. Thafs aa ar

tificial Ayr answered the boy.

"Ah, I was mistaken, said the

preacher.

"So were these fish. said the boy.

picking up the basket and showing

them to the clergyman. New York

Sun. After Hears. .

- Some years ago on a day set apart for humiliation aad prayer a mana-

factarer offered to pay his workmen their wages on condition that they attended church. To this they readily agreed.

Shortly before evening service one

of the employees called at his employ

er's residence and told the servant be

wished "to see the inslster. "Now, Jack, what do you wantT

"well, sor, me and ma myets bev been tasking the thing ''over, and we'd

like to knae If we gan to church the

nect do we get owerUme fort ?T Lon

don Spare Moments.'

Her kfiad

T hear yon are going to Australia

with your husband. Kitty." said the

mistress. -Arent you nervous about

the long voyage 7 -Well, ma'am." sail Kitty calmly, -that's his lookout. I belong to him now, aad if anything, happens to me

MODEDII 1700DMEII TO GOJO CIIUuCU Members of Lodge at Gracr M. E. Sunday Morning.

Arrangements have been complet

ed by the committee of the Modern Woodmen, to attend services at the Grace M. E. church tomorrow morn

ing. The members ot the order will meet at the lodge rooms, Hittle block, at 10 o'clock and form In line ot march, to proceed to the church. A

number of seats win be reserved ky

the church officials for the guests of

honor.

rHE HIPRirOTASOS." Hew the Animal Is.Caatarsd Alive In

There Is a vast difference

the hunter who kills for pleasure and the hunter whose business tt Is to capture bis quarry alive. Dew Uve hlppopota muses are secured Is particularly Interesting. Two uuthods are resort-

- The so called bawatf, or water huntera, of the Sudan, all of whom are excellent and daring swimmers, harpoon

their victims at the aeon hour, they are sunk In deep slumber.

they pull them to the bank by

of a cord attached to the

there make them fast. The

use for this a special kind of :

made -in such a way that it

make a deep wound. Fully

quarters of the blpnopetsninsea exhibited tn Europe nave been captured In this way. Hippopotamus hunts are also eonducted oa land. There sd vantage taken of the fact that the female hippopotamus ssakes her young walk ia front of her. The reason for this Is that the beast, being wen protested in the rear by Its abnormally thick aSa. prefers to have Its offspring ha front.

where it eaa guard them betts danger. But la salsa of Us

for its children the mothsr klo kaa no particular desire to meet tenser, when It comes. So too heaters dig

large pits la tao forest over aatu thaw are fany

then lie m wait near by. rressnqy a

female lrJ'epotaott costs gfc3 with her child trotttsg btf ore her.

Suddenly, without warning, the :

eyes. This Is too mock for tho old animal. She flashes away, leaving the

little one at the mercy of its

-Wide World Magnate.

JOSEA HORN II1S.1UE

Josea Horn hat been declared inns by a commission la Squire Abbotts court. It is probable an operation will be performed on the man's skull to relieve the pressure on the brain. . Horn Is being detained temporarily at

the county jafi. He is in a ous condition.

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