Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 67, 23 January 1912 — Page 2
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THE RICHMOND PAL LA.DIU3I AXD SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1912.
FAMILY OF; THREE
III SUICIDE PACT
Father, Mother and Baby
Found Dead in1 Their Home Today.
(National New Association)
TERItK HAUTE, Ind Jan. 23.
Shrill screams awakened the real
dents of TaylorvlIIe early today and
upon Investigation the dead bodies of
William H. McKay, his wlfe'and three months old baby were found in their
home, a few doors south of Robert An
dervon's saloon. Gertrude McKay,
about 20 years old and Kosle McKay, about five, children of the couple, are alive and it was the eldest daughter's screams that brought neighbors to the house. The body of McKay was found on the floor at the side of one of two beds, and the mother and babe were found in another bed. When questioned by the police Gertrude McKay said her father and mother had been sick since Sunday and that everything they had was mortgaged. The girl said the father did not go to bed with the rest of the family as usual. He was found at the side of his bed in a position that would indicate that he had rolled out upon the floor. No traces of poison could be found in the house early today, although there were numerous medicine bottles lying about. Coroner Leavltt was called and investigated. He would not express an opinion as to the cause of the deaths, except to say that the body of the baby, which was found on a table in a nearby saloon, where it had been taken by her older sister, showed that her lips were burned and her face mottled, probably by acid burns. The coroner will order a postmortem investigation.
Mrs. A. It. Tabor, of Crider, Mo., had been troubled with sick headache for about five years, when she began taking Chamberlain's Tablets. She has taken two bottles of them and they have cured her. Sick headache is caused by a disordered stomach for which these tablets are especially Intended. Try them, get well and stay well. Sold by all dealers.
TRAMP CLAIMS KIN
TO MONEY MAGNATE
Six hoboes, among them a diminu
live chap who gave his name as Mor
gan, and said he was a nephew of J
P. Morgan but that "they did not
speak," were given a severe cross ex
a nil nation by chief of police Gorman
this, morning and sent on their way
out of the city. They were arrested last night at North 8econd and A
ktreeta where tjiey wele occupying a shanty on the city prqperfy above the light plant.' Officers "Little and Ed
wards made the arrests.
Wanted Woman Bookkeeper; must
be experienced and competent; refer
nee required. Address: '.'Bookkeeper,'! care Palladium. It
MIDDLETOWN PAID
A VISIT BY YEGGS
, (National News Association) MIDDLETOWN, Ind.. Jan. 23.
Yeggs blew open the safe in the post office this morning, and escaped with
about $100 cash and $50 In stamps.
An abandoned rig found at Anderson
early today la believed to have been
used by the yegga In their getaway.
TO NEW CASTLE Sheriff Steen yesterday took Wil
Ham E. Lath rope of Milton to the Epi
leptic Village, which Is located three
ana one-half miles from New Castle.
WOMAN DIES FROM
EFFECT OF BURNS
... (National Nawe Association)
BLOOMINOTON, Ind.. Jan. 23.
Mrs. Anna Blew, of Warsaw, house
keeper at the Phi Psf chapter house. Indiana university, died this morning as a result of a terrible burn received last sight, her clothing being ignited while watching a bonfire near the house.
American flour, once largely imported Into Manchuria, has now practically no market In that country. The chief cause of this condition is Manchuiian wheat.
City Statistics
Deaths and Funerals. ELSTRO -The four weeks old son of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Bistro died at the home of his parents. 436 South Sixth street, early this morning. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock In St Andrew's church, with Rev. Roell officiating-. Interment in St. Andrew's cemetery. Friends may call at the home any time. Marriage Licenses. Boyd Cates, 37, bartender, city, and Ethel M. Craig. 22. cook, city.
Polger P. WilsonHenry J. Pohlmeyer Harry C Downing Harvey T. Wilson FUNERAL DIRECTORS A Phone 1335. 15 N. 10th 81 Awttmobilea ' Coaches, and Ambulance Service.
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SUIT IS DISMISSED
Kirkman .and Wife Their Troubles.
Settle
The suit for divorce filed by Ginerva H. Kirkman against Roscoe E. Kirkman, former prosecuting attorney and member of the state legislature, was dismissed this morning in the Wayne circuit court at tRe costs of the defendant. The suit was filed last Tuesday, the complaint alleging cruel and inhuman
treatment, although no specific in
stances were set forth in the complaint. The plaintiff asked for the
custody of their two children and all
mont. A restraining order was also
asked by the plaintiff.
PROMINENT YOUTHS ont families. Disgusted with black ECUADOR TROUBLES puail. according to advices received at TURN HIGHWAYMEN WILL BE SETTLED the state department today. .HAMMOND, Ind.. Jan. 30. Follow- . . , WASHINGTON. Jan. 23. A Pact ing an amazing confession of mI, " TWby" been leading for peace tn Ecuador was singed today DR. B. McWHINNEY Diamond s, a prominent young mTn! ?imT Sey "y y the generasr representing the gov- Physician SJld Surgeon to the police here. Nathan G LveTnd ' " ernment and revolutloni.t, at Quays- officeGennett Theater Building t v tmm i a North A Street.. U auer Youn wre asted today on owy O-j -ftsiomw Wv,uw-, UMtn . m Residence. The Arden. S. 14th & A charges of highway robbery. The trio I awfiva UmmA Ocinfeie f 'Jf &m fcoz. Phones Office. 29S7; Refc 2936
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS
Your druggist will refund money If
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or
Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days. 50c.
PETITIONS FILED BY
LOCAL CHURCHES
CHURCH MEETING The Ladles' Aid society of the Reid Memorial church will hold an all day meeting Wednesday. Lunch will be
served at noon.
DOUGANS ARRIVE Friends in this city have received word that Mr. and Mrs. John B. Dou-
gan of North Tenth street, have arrived at Miami, Fla., where they expect to remain for a short time.
(National News Association)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23. Senator Shiveley today submitted the follow
ing petitions to the senate: From the Society of Friends, Richmond, urging ratification of the peace treaties; from the Seventh Day AdventistB, Richmond, protesting against Senator Johnston's bill regulating Sunday observance in the District of Columbia; from the trade and labor assembly of Muncie, urging the passage of the Hughes eight hour bill; from the W. C. T. U. of different Indiana cities, urging a law forbidding the shipment of intoxicants to dry territtory. .
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Which makes a bed Comfortable PURITAN "REST EASr DOUBLE DECK SPRINGS
with a light pad, or even a thin comfort, are more comfortable than the finest matress on ordinary springs.
Made by Puritan Bed Spring Co, Indianapolis.
YOUR RICHMOND FURNITURE DEALER CAN SUPPLY YOU. If not. write us and we will give you the names of those who can.
88 Discount On Diamonda
25 Discount on Silverware
Solo (Contisiuoo Despite the inclement weather we are having a very satisfactory sale. OVR SPECIALS Men's and Women's Watches. Rogers Bros. 1847 Quadruple Knives and Forks, at $3.00 per dozen. Alarm Clocks, regular $1.00, now 65c.
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FOR THESE THREE DAYS ONLY.
40c for Ladies.
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TEEPLE'S FACTORY SHOE REPAIRING DEPARTMENT offers you modern shoe repairing; soling your shoes on the same machines used by manufacturers in making shoes. We have equipped this department with the best machines made. The only machine used by manufacturers. The only one in the city. The best equipped shop in the State of Indiana. We have not stopped at installing the best machines, but we have operating these machines factory-experienced workmen, men who are born shoemakers; raised making shoes. Why shouldn't they know their business? Why shouldn't we be able to do better work than the ordinary repair shop, equipped as we are with the best machines and the best workmen, and using only the best leather that can be bought; paying from 5c to 10c a pound more for our leather than is paid for leather ordinarily used in repairing shoes. Our prices are no higher than you will pay others. Bring your work to us or our agents and you will be so well pleased you will never send your work any place but Teeple's. WE ARE EQUIPPED TO REPAIR 100 PAIRS OF SHOES A DAY and we want to fill our capacity for 3 days. The above low prices will serve as a trial inducement that you cannot afford to miss. Come and see this revolution in shoe repairing. Factory advantages are ours and we want you to see them. We will be open WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY evenings so those who have no opportunity to come in the day time may come in at night. Souvenirs for all.
First Quality of Leather
All I'M Cash
OUR IPRDCES Men's Half Soles Nailed, 65c; Sewed, 75c. Ladies' Half Soles Nailed, 45c; Sewed 50c. Heels Straightened Men's 25c; Ladies' 20c. Children's Half Soles Nailed 30c; Sewed, 40c, (sizes 5 to 12). Special Oak Leather for Workingmen's and Boys' Shoes Nailed, 65 and 60c Whole Sole to Heel (fine sewed) Men'a, $1.10; Ladies', 90c. Shoes Polished, 10c; Dyed Black, 25c. Bull Proof Leather, guaranteed Waterproof and Wearproof 80c, 90c, $1.00.
f REPAIRING II SYSTEM Jjl
AGENTS HIEGER'8 GROCERY, N. 14th and C. BRUENING'S GROCERY, S. 13th and E. SMITH'S GROCERY, N. 15th and Ef WILCOXEN'S GROCERY, Fairview. ERK'S GROCERY, Richmond Ave. SHOFER'S GROCERY, W. Main' HAWEKOTTE'8 GROCERY, N. 18th and A EO. F. SUDHOFF, 6th and Ft. Wayne Ave. ROTHERT'S GROCERY, 743 So. 5th
Wo aro equipped to Half Sole Shoes from 35 conto up, but insist on using tho Bost Leather at above Prieos. Eithor bring your work to us or leave it with our noaroot agont.
Leavo it by 9:30 a. m.
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FACTORY SCCE QEPAIR ALL WOBK GUARANTEED PBONE IMS
Dolivorod by 4:30 p. m.
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