Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 366, 9 November 1911 — Page 2
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THE RICH3IOXD PAL LADIU3I AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, NOVEMBERS 1911.
All INSPECTION TRIP
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The feasibility of the rcc-ont devised plan to Have the eontitrwtion of some forty or fifty rnileH of truck, will be
the principal consideration when representative of the Khhmond and Kastern Indiana traction company with an engineering expert travel over the southern end of the proposed route of the new north and south interurban road. This was the decision reached Wednesday evening when the directors of the new institution held a special session in the Commercial Club rooms. I'nder the plan now proposed, the It. & K. I. line will extend south only as far as Liberty instead of to Harrison. ()., aH originally planned. Although the officers of the company refused to go on record as to their Btand In the matter they discussed the proposition at some, length, and seem to favor connecting their road with the Indianapolis and Cincinnati road at Liberty, rather than running a line of their own to Harrison. The engineer will spend the entire fore part of next, week examining the route and will try to solve the problem for the company. Several bids for the construction of the road have been turned over to the executives by engineering firms all over the middle west. These propositions were discussed fully, but the directors determined not to take any action on the bids until they hear the report on shortening the road. The directors hope to rush things now, and announce that, the surveying will bo started within a few weeks.
TO SECURESPEAKERS For Sunday School Teachers' Institute.
At the meeting of the city Sunday school association last Tuesday evening in the First Lutheran church, a plan to hold a Sunday school teachers' institute here during December was formulated. A program committee was named to arrange for the institute, and the members of this body have been asked to have several noted Sunday school workers from other parts of the country here to lecture before the institute. Kdgar M. iiaas was elected president of the organization following the announcement that Judge Roggs had resigned owing to his protracted illness. A committee composed of K. M. Haas and Revs. Lyons and Kenworthy, was instructed to draw up a letter of sympathy to Judge Hoggs. The state convention of Sunday schools, which will occur in this citynext spring, was the subject of much discussion at the meeting. It was announced that approximately one thousand visitors will attend the convention and consequently the problem of providing accommodations for these will be a serious matter. The sessions will probably be in the Kast Main Street Friends' church, as this is the largest religious edifice in town.
WIRE NEWS FLASHES
TARKINGTON SUED (National News Association) INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 0. When author Pooth Tarkington arrived from Paris this morning he was served vith papers in a $10,000 damage suit by George W. Weisehan, who alleges the author's automobile hit him last July.
K NOTTS SCORES POINT (National News Association) SOUTH REND, Ind , Nov. It. The defense scored a vital point in the Willison bribery case today when the dictograph records of the alleged conversations with Mayor Knotts and others were ruled out. Conviction without these records is deemed extremely doubtful.
SEE IS SENTENCED (National News Association) CHICAGO. Nov. 9 Evelyn Arthur See, the originator of the "Absolute Life" cult, was today sentenced to one to five years in the Joliet penitentiary for the abduction of Mildred Bridges, the sixteen year old inmate of his "Love Jungle."
City Statistics
Marriage License. Walter Gibson, Fayette county. 21, farmer, and Louise Klmmol. Cambridge City, is, casket trimmer. Raymond Duntord. Cincinnati, 26, teamster and Jeanette Dale, Greensfork, la. J. Bennett Gordon, editorial writer on Indianapolis Sun, ::5, and Miss Jessie B. Landwer, Richmond, 30, cleri cal work. Henry Bietry, Richmond rural route No. 8, 2S, glass beveler, and Ruby Thompson, Richmond, 22. Births. To Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Fox, 528 South Fifth street, a daughter, Mildied Kllzaheth Fox. , To Mr and Mrs. Harry Conrad, 220 North 17th street, a son, William Earl Conrad. To Mr. and Mrs. Norman Coats, 1135 Sheridan street, fourth child, a daughter, Almeadis Coats.
GREAT NATURAL BRIDGE. Justice Marshall Called It "God's Grcjtest Miracle In 8tone." The greait Natural brid&e. which is one of the natural wonders of the United States, overlooks the James river valley, being on the western slope of the Blue mountains. It Is Just about the center of the state. It approaches Niagara In grandeur and exceeds it in height and awful mystery. It is a single block of limestone, with many shades of color. The walls are smooth, as If cut with chisels, and thcr is no sign of displacement. The visitor fallows a tumbling cascade down a deep Assure in the mountain under apme of the largest arbor Titae trees In (he world and. turning down a line of steps cut into the precipice, suddenly finds himself by a swift stream in a dark canyon and the great bridge far above him. Washington wheu a surveyor for Lord Fairfax visited the Natural bridge and carved bis name, where it may still be seen. The-original bridge tract wesi granted by King George III. to Thomas Jeffesson in 1774. After he was president Jettarson visited the place, surveyed It and made the map with his own bands. Jefferson spoke of the place as "a famous place that will draw the attention of the world." Chief Justice Marshall wrote of the .bridge as "God's greatest miracle iu tone." ITenry Clay wrote of "the bridge not made with hands that spa us ,a river, carries a highway and makes two mountains one."
MURDERER IS CALM Michael Lappenna, the Italian who murdered his cousin, Tony Lappeana, on Tuesday evening, was little interested in the funeral of the dead man which was held at St. Mary's Catholic church on Thursday. He was more interested in his defense, and has asked that attorney Henry U. Johnson call upon him at the jail.
Homsliks. Mamma Why are you hiding from your little brother, Lizzie? Lizzie Oh, we are Just playing. I'm the lady of the house, and Tommy is the butcher come with his bill. Chicago News.
Woman's Intuition. Mrs. Crabshaw I can't understand why I didn't see those faults In you before we were married. Mr. Crabshaw It's quite plain, my dear. I don't possess them. Judge.
Property has its duties as well as Ua rights. Tnotaas Drummond.
A JUDGE APPOINTED (National News Association) INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 9 The Governor today appointed John W. Spen
cer, of Evansville, judge of the Vanderburg circuit court.
PROBATE COURT HEWS
Martha McPride, guardian for Paul McBriJe. the heir of the late Harry McBride. has filed final report in the Wayne circuit court showing that $3C62 has been expended in the trust including the amount paid to the ward. The estate of John Kennedy who died on October 2; leaving an estate of which the personal property is of the estimated alue of $100, has been opened for probate. Maty Kennedy ua been named administratrix.
STARR PIANO TEAM LANDED TWO GAMES
Poetry. Poetry i not made out of the under standing. The question of common sense is always. "What is it good for?" It is a question which would abolish the rose and be triumphantly answered by the cabbage. Lowell.
Jamaica. "Xaymaca." a combination of two words signifying water and wood, from which the name Jamaica is derived, describes exactly the characteristics of the island.
Her Own Worst Worry. "You say she worries herself un necessarily over trifling things?" said one of two women who were speaking about the ways of another. "Worries?" was the answer. "Why. she's more trouble to herself than a family of children!" New York Sun.
New York is regarded as the moving picture show center of the world.
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LET US REMIND YOU You were one of the many, perhaps, who left the selection of Christmas Gifts to the last day of the last week in 1910. And you were tired, and worried, and dissatisfied and vowed Never Again! Let us remind you. Let us invite you to make selection now. Never before, perhaps, was our stock quite so varied and complete; and we would like you to see it while it is still unbroken, quietly, comfortably, at your leisure. Newest, Freshest and Most Complete Jewelry Stock in the County. If You Are Skeptical. Come In. We Have the Goods. Any article put aside until you want it, on payment of a small deposit.
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Good for 50c on any $5.00 purchase Good for $1.00 on any $10.00 purchase Good for $1.50 on any $15.Q0 purchase Good for $2.00 on any $20.00 purchase and continuing in the same ratio upward to any amount, if presented on or before December 1, 1011, at DICKINSON'S JEWELRY STORE.
End of Altruism. Because be was too soft hearted to ask his poverty stricken landlady to buy new rugs for his room the altruistic young man bought several small rugs and spread them over the floor. Immediately after the next sweeping day she presented a bill for the week s expenditures: Items Hoom rent, breakfasts, laundry and beating rugs, 25 cents. "IleUo:" snid the altruistic young man. -Vh::r does this mean?" "Just what it says," she returned. "If folks must cover their floor with extra rugs they'll have to pay for beating 'em. that's alL I can't afford to do it for nothing." And from that moment altruism lost a disciple. New York Times.
Persian Ware. True porcelain was never produced in Persia, but bard paste porcelain in Persian forms and styles of decoration was made in China for the Persian market. Wine ewers with powder blue glaze and gold overglaze decoration, small vase, and bowls with bronze luster glaze and designs reserved In white are found in collections of Persian ware, but these are unquestionably of Chinese origin. Argonaut.
The Starr Piano bowling; team captured two of the three games with the Kikenberrys last evening at the city alleys. The winners passed the eight hundred mark for a total count in the third game, registering S18 pins. Royer of the Kikenberrys, had high score of 201. Summary: Starr Pianos.
Sintz 163 Hosier 153 Ward 10S Toney 137
Steinkamp 154
1889 and separated on July 10, 1911. Karns only made his allegations of his wife's charges in abstract form. The defendant wishes the complaint amen
ded and that the names of these women, with whom he allege he Uaa been accused by her with association be named.
151 146 120 137 136
K2 1ST 143 174
Total 715 603 818 Eikenberrys. Kikenberry 149 155 102 Miller 120 142 129 Sprouse 122 143 157 Boyer 157 147 201 Dingley 133 145 121
Total 681 732
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INTERROGATORIES FOR COMPLAINANT
Demand is made by attorneys V. W. Keller and W. A. Bond, who are representing Mrs. Minnie Karns, defendant in a divorce action institutied by Otis K. Karns, former transfer clerk at the Pennsylvania depot, that her husband's complaint be made more specific. A list of interrogatories have been filed in which the complainant is asked to specify when, where and with what women the defendant accused him of being unduly intimate. Karn's ground for divorce is cruel and inhuman treatment, he alleging his wife accused him falsely of violation of the maritial vows. He is also asked to name the lewd women with whom, as he alleges, his wife accused him of being intimate. In his complaint, in which it is stated that they were married on March 28,
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