Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 72, 20 January 1911 — Page 6

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PAGE SIX. THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUNTELEGRAM, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30, 1011.

All INDORSEMENT TO PEIIAL FARMS Given by Executive Committee of State Commercial Club Federation.

SPIES SWARM Oil

COAST DEFENSES

The executive committee of the state

federation of Commercial cluba in sesalon at Indianapolis yesterday heartily ; Indorsed the proposition for the estab- " llshment of penal farms over the state a presented by Charles W. 'Jordan. secretary of the Richmond Commcr- - clal club, and unanimously adopted a resolution Instructing the legislative committee to work for the passage of the bill, now being prepared by John I Rupo of this city, upon its Introduction at the legislature. Senator Thomas E. Ellison of Fort Wayne, member of the committee, stated that .ho had In preparation a " bill of thla nature but as It did not - cover the plan as thoroughly and was

not completed, he would withdraw it : In favor of the Richmond bill. Officials Are Elated. ' Officials of the local club feel very , much elated over tho action of the federation and believe that tho work of the legislative committee will go a long way toward securing a favorable . consideration of the proposed measure. The executive committee of the federation Is composed of the president, secretary-treasurer, and thirteen directors, one from each congressional district In the state. Mr. Jordan is .director from the Sixth district. The committee also indorsed the Fleming road bill looking towards the organisation of road supervisors and other factors in road construction ' throughout the state, that the work may be systematiied to a greater extent. The legislative committee . will also work for the passage of this meastire. The commission fom of government and good roads law, which were approved at the annual meeting of the federation, held at Anderson in October, were up for further consideration. Tbey were intrusted to the care of the legislative committee. . ,

WANTED! WANTED1 ' Live Poultry. Highest market price paid for live poultry. Use any mount.. 309 8. 4th. Schwegman, 31 8. 6th St. 20-24-25

Says an Alarming ' Report

Which Was Submitted to Congress Thursday. Washington, D. C, Jan. 20 Astound

ing revelations of the extent of the

military spy system as practiced against tho United States Government are made in a report presented to Con

gress Thursday by the House com

mittee on Judiciary. More than a

score of instances In which spies are

known to havo been engaged in col

lecting the military secrets of the

United States are cited.

rians for Insular fortifications have

been spread about as freely as hand bills. Officers of foreign nations, disguised as waiters in restaurants, have

been caught in the act of delving into

tho secrets of our national defenses.

A package of blue prints, contain

ing the scheme of defenses for Corregidor Island, in tho Philippines, was

picked up in the streets of Calcutta.

Spies have swarmed In Pacific Coast

pcrts, and without molestation, for

there was no law governing the case, have mapped and charted every bay and Inlet, fort and fortification along tho Pacific Coast. v

Members of the House read the re

port with, amazement. Inasmuch as the facts in the report were gleaned from secret records of tho Government and confidential police reports of the var

ious big cities, no names were men

tioned, nor were the nationalities of tho spies who have,been detected, 'disclosed. , .

The report came in connection with favorable recommendation for the

passage if the Kobs&h bill providing for the arrest and imprisonment of all

persons caught In the act of Spying.

The bill was introduced at the last

session of Congress .by Captain R. P.

hlobson. It carries a penalty of a fine

of not more than $1,000 or Imprison

ment for not more than one year or both for any unauthorised person who makes maps, sketches or photographs

of anything connected with the national defenses.

If those having such documents or

drawings attempt to or do give them to a foreign Government the penalty is

10 years' imprisonment. The Courts

of the Philippine Islands are given jur

isdiction.

RAILROAD NOTES

. , The next bond Issue of the Pennsylvania will be 1100,000,000. s The Southern announces that no such changes in policy as withdraw- . ing ticket collectors is contemplated. . , The Lehigh Valley Is installing telephones by which trains will be dispatcher over three-fifths of the dlstance from New York to Buffalo. President Wlnchell of the Frisco system has established what he calls a school for officials, especially theso in the traffic department, and ship- ' per, its object being to promote nioro . congenial relations and ai better un- ' derstandlng which will contribute to success. .". The land and industrial department of the Southern and Mobile & Ohio has ; just Issued a booklet entitled "MissisI elppl" for distribution among pros-

pecttve homeseekcra In the north and

west. Tho agricultural and forest re

sources of Mississippi and tho. oppor

tunltles In general farming, stock rals-

Ing, etc., are exhaustively treated.

The stato of Texas has brought

- suit against tho Missouri. Kansas &

- Texas, and the International & Great .' Northern railroad companies, necking the forfeiture of their charters. The

. Hulta are based on the Insolvent cor poratlon act enacted by tho legista

ture of l&Ott. It Is asserted that these re simply foreruncrs of similar suits to be Instituted against fifty other railway companies operating Jn the

state of Texas.

The supremo court of Georgia has rendered a decision sustaining the

constitutionality of tho state law passed in 190S requiring railroars to

. equip all their locomotives with efec trio headlights. . It was given in a test case, the Atlantic Coast line hav

Ing refused to obey the law, and upon conviction of its violation was fined

$250. The latest publication of the West

em Pacific passenger department is a 20 page folder entitled "Where's Where and How to Get There." It ' gives full -information as to tickets,

baggage checks, side trips, coast lines the Pacific steamship company, the

ndw line which Is to operate in con

section with tho Western Pacific, the

connections via Denver with the Den

vcr & Rio Grande, etc. In short the traveler preparing to Journey across tho American continent will Hind the

folder Invaluable, and the matter It

contains gives Just what Is wanted

Tho Pennsylvania station in New

York is being used by swindlers as a . means for swindles in many parts of the country. Vigorous measures have been taken by the road's officials to end them. One swindle which has. been perpetrated most generally is

that of ft large advertising poster

which it is claimed will be hung in the Pennsylvania station in Xtfw York and

In addition in various places and wait

ing rooms at other stations along the various lines of the company. The novel method Is used by solicitors for

. this scheme. In that they state they do

pot want any money, only a signed contract and that the auditor of the

.Pennsylvania will make - the collec

tion. When the clntract ts signed and tho town Is "worked" the solicitors

lenve and later on the printing con- ' cerns draw a draft on the advertiser

for the amount of the contract.

TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE'S

FINANCIAL REPORT

To the Advisory Board of Webster Township. Wayne County, Indiana, Geo. J. Paulin. Township Trustee.

Dated January 3. 1911.

Dartmoor convict prison was former

ly used for prisoners of war. Nearly a

- century ago hundreds of French and 7 American soldiers and sailors were -detained there, in some, cases for

"year.

Fund and Dog Fund of said, Township. Dec 2. Josephine II Bennetttch That no other or additional Funds are Dec 2, Henri F. Kampe teachg; or were had or carried or made. That S Dec 2, Nellie J Jones teaching no other funds were by me received or j Dec 22, Henri F. Kampe teachg

had during said year 1310. Geo. J. Paulin, Trustee. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 16th day of Jan., 1911. Mllfred Jessup, Notary Public My commission expires Jan. 6, 1913. On Account of Township Fund.

Jan 21, Chas A. Atkinson serv on advisory board 1909 Feb 4, John Hendeschott serving on advisory board 1909.. Feb 10, Claude S Keever tx Ivy blks 6 tx receipt books

Feb 19, Geo J Paulin trustee bal of sal for 1909 67.00 Feb 26, Palladium Ptg Co ptg

annual report 1909 . 13.70 j Feb 26, Morning News rtg an- j

5.00

l.SS

L70

Dec 22, O L oris teaching.... Dec 22, J M Albertson' teaching Dec 22. Edith V Baldwin tchg. Dec 22. Josephine H Bennett teaching

57.20 j On Account of Road Fund 16 00 j Apr 1. W A Haisley shv & pick 12.00 'Jul 11, Mather Bros Co S pes 12.00 j 8-ln sewer pipe.... " 66.00 .; Jul 13. W J Feasel shv sn from 45.00' R F D No 7. ......... .. . 39.37 Jul 16, Roscoe H Reynolds shv snow from R F D No 7 . . .. 43.05 ' Jul 16.W H Pickett 18 Ids grv. .

Jul 16, Opal Neal 29 ldsvgravel

1.45

3.60

fa.C

g Fund. $67.00: Total of all Funds.

637.73.

Total of Balance and Receipts

Township Fund. $1,200.51; Tuition Fund. $2,558.75; Special School Fund.

150! $3,587.49; Road Fund $663.62; Dog I Fund, $137.50; Total of all Funds, $S,-

;io2.S7.

Disbursements Tuiition Fund, $752

.10 1.80

2.90

Total to Dec. 31. 1910 . . 2.304.72 j Jul 23. G A Dwiggins lumber.

5.45 24.00 26.27

nual report 1909 13.701

On Account of Special School Fund

Jan 15, A T Jessup papering school room ................ Jan 19, W A Borton Janitor. . . . Jan 19, Wm. A Haisley rent and merchandise ............ Jan 19, Wm A Haisley and A B Palmer 15 t 5001bs coal Feb 3. Anna J Bond rent for rm

j Feb 4, W A Borton Janitor and

other work 16.00 Feb 4, John Henderschott bolts

labor and Iron rods

51; Tuition Fund. $2,304.72; Special

4 2S; School Fund, $2,998.32; Road

! $335.20; Dor Fund. $S1.50; Total of alii

Funds, $6,672.05. Balance Township Fund. $44S.20; 1 Tuition Fund, $254.03; Special School Fund. $5S9.17; Road Fund, $133.42; Dog Fund, $56.00; Total of all Funds,

52.40 ;?MS0.S2. .

g 00 i oiaie oi inaiaua, umy oi wayne,

ss. I, Geo. J Paullin. Trustee of Webster Township, and Webster School

.. 210.36

.90

3.12 1

Record of Receipts on Account of

Township Fund

Jan 1. Balance 'on hand $ 214.26 Jan 31, Albert Albertson Co

treas Jan tax distribution.. 348.46

July 31, Albert Albertson Co

Treas July tax distribution.. 637.79

(

To Dec 31 1910 Total Recpts

to Township Fund . 1.200.51

Record of Receipts on Account of Tu

ition Fun

Jan 1, Balance on hand i 700.43 Jan 1; Union Nat Bk int on'

deposit Dec 1909 2.66

Jan 31, Albert Albertson, Co

treas Jan tax dist . ' 808.84

Feb 1, Union National Bk int

on dep Jan 1910 3.98

Mch 1, Union National Bk int

on dep Feb

Apr 1, Union National Bk int

on deposit March'

Apr 18, By Trustee er , 25.00

May 2, Union National Bk int

on deposit April

Jun 1, Union National Bk int

on deposit May .

Jul 1. Union National Bk int

on deposit. June

Jul 11, Albert Albertson county

treas July tax distribution.. .976.73

Aug 1. Union National Bk int

on deposit July

Sep 1. Union National Bk int

on deposit Aug

Oct 3, Union National Bk int

on deposit Sep

Nov 1, Union National Bk int

on deposit Oct

Dec 1, Union National Bk Int

on deposit Nov 1

5.85

4.32

2.50

1.66

1.35

5.00

6.01

5.43

4.89

4.10

To Dec 31, 1910 Total Receipts

to Tuition Fund 2.558.75

Record of Receipts on Account of Special School Fund

Jan 1. Balance on hand $1,538.68

Jan 31. Albert Albertson Co

treas Jan tax distribution... 533.57

Jul 11, Albert Albertson county

treasur Jul tax distribution $1,505.94 Aug 27, Sale of old lumber from old school house 1.55 Dec 17, Sale of coal and wheel Darrow to contractor 7.75

Mch 9, Wm W Gibson serving on advisory board Mar 9, Frank D Jay serving on advisory board Mar 21, W A Borton shv snow frm R F D No 25 Mar 21, W Witmer shov snow

from R F D No 25

Mar 21, Edward Wilcoxen shv

snow from H F D Nb 25 ... .

Mar 22. E N Harris shov snow

from R F D No 6

Mar 22, R Ransom Miller shv

snow from R F D No 25 ....

Mar 22, D J "Moore shv snow

from R F D 25

Apr 9, Mark M Duke shv snow

from R F D No 7

Apr 9, Geo J Paulin trustee sal

Apr 11 Samuel Glunt mvg snow

from R F D with team

Apr 12, The D H Goble Ptg Co

tp war bk and postage pr 15,' Steele & Draper 1 set Twp books and blanks

May 12, J D Adams 4 sup bks

and blanks

Jun 18, Roy Williams shv snow

from R F D No 7

Jun 25, Wm Wilcoxen shv sn

from R F D No 25

Jun 28, Geo J Paulin trustee

salary ... 75.00

Jul 11, To Wayne Co Ffeld Ex

for exmng Twp bks Aug 23, Wm W Gibson sup No

2 salary

Aug 29, J D Adams & Co blks. .

Sep 13, Wm W Gibson super

visor salary 25.00

Sep 26, Geo J Paulin trst sal.. 75.00

Oct 26, Will Moore superivisor

No 1 Balary . . . , 50.00

Nov 3, Wm W Gibson supervi

sor No 2 salary

Nov 5, Morning News ptg tax

levy notices

Nov 5. Palladium Ptg Co ptg

tax levy notice

Nov 29, Wm W Gibson supervi

sor No 2 salary 40.00

Dec 1, Geo J Paullin trustee

salary

Dec 3, Will Moore supervisor

No 1 salary

Dec 5, Frank D Jay srv ad bd

Dec 5. Mark M Duke sv ad bd

Dec 5, Chas A Atkinson serv

ing on advisory board......

Dec 5, W W Gibson supervisor

No 2 salary

Dec 28, Geo J Paullin trustee

salary

(Feb 5. A B Palmer drv sen hk

5.00

1.00 1.00 s. 1.00 1.25 1.00 1.00 .75 75.00 1.50 .82 14.65 2.20 .7,5 1.50

50.32 10.00 2.47

20.00

2.00

2.00

50.00 70.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 25.00 25.00

35"00 12.00 98.00

Feb 19, Starr Piano Co rent on piano" for sch trra 1908-1909 Feb 25, W A Borton janitor.. Mar 3, E G King drv sch hck. .

! Mar 19, Louk and Juerling per ! contract on school house. .. .1,283.06 ' Mar 23, Anna J Bond rent for room and glass 17.50 "April 1, W A Borton janitor... 12.00

; April 1, Wm A Haisley rent for room and mdse Apr 12. D H Goble Ptg Co 20

cop Home and School Visitor

Aug 13, Harvey Brumfield not

and institute ..........

Aug 20, D B Medearis 20 Id grv Aug 20, Smith Haner shv sn from R F D No 25 Aug 22, J B Umthank 201 Id gr

! Aug 23, W D Mitchell 262 1J gr 49.65 I Aug 26, M C Harvey big on rd.

30.00 ' Aug 26, Cornelius McDonnell ) 473 loads of .gravel 47.30

Ane 2R Maliaaia Tinclr 202 I1

of cravel . '0.20 vouuiy, muiana, tio

5 00'Oct 10, Luther Z King J0S Ids solemnly swear that that foregoing. 00 00 ; of gravel 20.S0 1 itimized statement of expenditures by '. I Oct 10, J F Fudse shoveling me made as such Trustee on account

snow from R F D No 7 3.00 j ul 4WU6U'i' unu 1 umuu r umi, Oct 10, Jehiel Bond 20 loads of jcial Scho1 Koad are or

,.i on nA : revi. mm sue it miius anu items

upon his oath, says, that the within Is a true and complete showing of all the moneys received and paid out. as he verily belives; and that the various items of expenditure credited, have been fully paid in the sums stated, and without express or implied agreement that any portion thereof shall be retained by or paid to him, or to any other person; and that he has received

Fund, ; no money nor article of value in con

sideration or any contract made ny him as trustee. . Geo. J. Paullin. Township Trustee. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 3rd day of January, 1911. Win. H. H. Jay. Chairman of the Advisory Board.

Oct 28, Roscoe H Reynolds la-

bor on road 4.50 Nov 1, J M Bond making ap- ! proaches to bridge ........ . 11.25 Nov 1, Wm Feasel making ap-

i proaches to bridge 3.00 16.98 Nov L J M Bond 14 Ids grv . . 1.40

Nov 5, Wm Wilcoxen making approaches to bridge ...... 12.00

1909-1910 5.84 Kov 14' Floyd Hunt making ap-

Total to Dec 31, 1910 752.31 On. Account of Tuition Fund.

50.00

56.20 85.00 62.50 85.00 62.50 32.50 17.50

43.75 67.50

Jan 21, E V Baldwin teaching. . Jan 21, Josephine 11 Bennett

teaching ......

Jan 21, O L Voris teaching. . . .

Jan 21. W S Hodgin teaching. . Feb 21, O L Voris teaching. . . Feb 21. W S Hodgin teaching. Feb 23, Edith V Baldwin teach Feb 23, A L Baldwin teaching

Feb 23 Josephine II Bennett teaching 16.08 Feb 23, Josephine H Bennett teaching 40.12

Mar 26, W S Hodgin teaching Mar 28, O L Voris teaching. . .

Mar 28. Josephine H Bennett teaching-.... 39.30 Apr 1, Edith Baldwin teaching 34.56 Apr 1, Henry F Kampe teachg 30.00 May 5. Edith V Baldwin tch..-. 100.00 May 7, Josephine H Bennett teaching 112.40 May 9, OL Voris teaching.... 170.00 May 9. W S Hodgin teaching. . 125.00 July 11, James Howarth trsfer 14.00

July 14, James F Harris trsfer July 30, W E Brown transfer. . Oct 4, OL Voris teaching. ... . Oct 4, J M Albertson teaching Oct 4, Edith V Baldwin tchg.. Oct 4, Josephine H Bennett tch Oct 4, Hanryf Kampe tchg... Oct 10,' Nellie J Jones teaching Oct 21, J M Albertson teaching

Oct 24, Hazel Dennis teaching. Nov 1, Nellie J Jones teaching Nov i, OL Voris teaching.... Nov 4, J M Albertson teaching Nov 4, Edith V Baldwin teachg Nov 4, Josephine H Bennett tea'ching . -. . . .' Nov 4, Hanri F Kampe teachg Dec 2, O L Voris teaching. . . .'. Dec 2, J M Albertson teaching Dec 2, Edith V Baldwin tchg..

April 28, G O Ballenger commencement programs ...... 17.00 Apr 29, Metta Hendershott rent

for room Apr 20, W A Borton Jan and other work Apr 30, A B Palmer drv sch hk May 9. W H Bartel Jr 1 bk and legal cap paper May 12, James Hawortb mss and examination questions.. May 16, Marion Brumfield hi cl Jul 11, Starr Piano Co rent for piano institute Jul 16, Alonzo D Thompson drv school hack ., Jul 23, Dye and Price ins sch hs Jul 23, W S Hodgin at instl . . .

Aug 1, Dickenson Trust Co int on bds due Aug 1 1910 234.91 Aug 11, O L Voris at inst 29.75

Aug 27, Josephine H Bennett at institute Aug 29, Edith V Baldwin at institute Sep 3, Metta Hendershott rent for room '.. Oct 1, Geo Milton cl sch. yd. . . . Oct 14, Marion Brumfield putg cl in bsmt and cln yd Oct 26, Alonzo Wilcoxen oilg fl . putg down dsks hng 2 doors Oct 26, Henry Nicholson putting up Shield Oct 26, W A Borbon Jan and other work Nov 1, W A Haisley rt for rm Nov 3 A B Palmer drv sch hck Nov 22The Prang Educational Co drawing books

I Dec 2, W A Borton janitor ....

Dec 2, John Hendershott stove grate and work Dec 7, The D H Goble Ptg Co Home and School Visitor 1910 and 1911 Dec 17, Lauck and Juerling per contract on school house .... Dec 15, Henry T Lawrence con- ' veying child to school Dec 23, A B Palmer drv sch hk Dec 28, Wm II Bartel Jr school supplies

Dec 30, E G King drv sch hck. .

4.25 1.00

12.00 24.12 109.50 2.30 7.40 3.70 2.31 189.55 19.93 21.87

19.67 17.50 8.00 6.00 6.90 3.00 1.00 14.00 24.00 50.00 9.12 12.00 1.Q0

5.84 142.14

10.00. 50.00 86.52 , 130.30

proaches to bridge

Dec 5, Mark M Duke 10 Ids grv Dec 21, D S Coe mkg out rd bks for the year 1909 and 1910. .

Dec 30, Donna Paullin note and interest .. 79.96

16.00

Total to Dec 31, 1910 535.20 An Account of Dog Fund Apr 25, J W Palmer 2 shp mmd 2.50 Oct 10, Jacob F. Fudge 1 sheep killed and 6 sheep maimed.. 51.00 Oct 10, J C Cummons 2 sheep maimed 4.00 Oct 12. D C Elleman 1 hg mmd " 9.00 Oct 15, J W Lamb 1 hog killed and 1 hog maimed 15.00

therein stated have been fully paid in and as by items stated and each and every one without express or implied; agreement that 'any portion shall be )

returned by me or paid to me, other than salary payments therein shown

or to any other persons and that I

have received no money or article of

value in consideration of any contract

by me made as such Trustss as I verily believe.

Geo Paullin, Trustee. Subscribed and sworn to before me

this 16th day of January, 1910.

Wilfred Jessup, Notary Public My commission expires January 6, 1913. . State of Indiana, Wayne County ss: The undersigned, being duly sworn

Total to Dec 31, 1910 81.50 - SUMMARY. January 1, 1910 Balance on hand

last settlement Township Fpnd, $214.-

26; Tuition .Fund, $700.43; Special School Fund. $1,538.68; Road Fund, $1.27; Dog Fund, $70.50; Total of all funds, $2,525.14. Receipts Township Fund, $986.25;

Tuition Fund, $1,858.32; Special School

Fund, $2,048.81; Road Fund, $667.35;

BUY A WAVERLY Electric

Total Amt to Dec 31, 1910. . .2,998.32

Harry Wood

AGENT:

:Phone 3044

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To Dec 31, 1910 Total receipts to Special School Fund 3,587.49 Record of Receipts on Account Road Fund

Jan 1. Balance on hand $ Jan 31,' Albert Albertson Co treas Jan tax distribution... Jul 11. Albert Albertson Co treasurer July tax dist......

1.27

1.26

56.00 14.00 66.00 45.00 39.37 31.02 12.00 9.00 45.00 11.20 12.00 8S.0O 15.00 52.50

57.40 16.00 88.00 60.00 52.50

111 llilj

Special Sale SATURDAY. JAN. 21st.

40

Stataps Willi 1 Can ol Spice

50c

Si)

10 STAMPS with 4 pound package Oats 25c

25 STAMPS with one bottle Extract 25c 15 STAMPS with 1 pound Plaza Coffee .....30c 20 STAMPS with 1 pound El Ryad Coffee 35c 10 STAMPS with 1 pkg. Borax at ..............10c

Have You Tried Our Sultana Coffee?

25c lb. 10 Stamps with each lb. SO Stamps with one can of Baking Powder

45 STAMPS with one pound Tea at 60c 50 STAMPS with one pound Tea at 70c Q STAMPS wth 5 cakes Laundry Soap, each 4c 1 0 STAMPS with one box Shaker Salt .10c Q STAMPS with one can Evaporated Milk 10c

The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. Phor e 1215 727 Main SL

666.Q9

To Dec 31. Total Receipts to Road Fund 668.62 Record of Receipts on Account of Dog Fund v Jan 1, Balance on hand 70.00 Apr 6, Wright Witmer tp assr 28.00 Apr 30, Wright Witmer tp assr 21.00 May 14, Wright Witmer tp assr 18.00

To Dec 31. 1910 Total Receipts to Dog Fund 137.00 State of Indiana. County of Wayne, ss. ' I, Geo. J. Paulin, Trustee of Webster Township and Webster School Township of the above county and state do solemnly swear, that the foregoing report., showing receipts had as such Trustee are all the sums by me received in matter of Township Tuition Fund, ; Special School Fond, Road

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