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THE RICH3IOXD PALLADIUM AND BUX-TELEGRA3I. MONDAY DECEMBER 23, 1912.

CHRISTMAS PARDON FOR RICHMOND MAN

James Crawford Among the Twenty-six Released from State Prisons.

reformatory.

James W. Hensley, Hamilton county

I March 9, 1908, two to twenty-one

I years, manslaughter, state prison.

William W. Rupley, Grant county,

January 15, 1912, one to fourteen years grand larceny, state prison.

Leslie Barton, Montgomery county,

April 12, 1912, one to eight years, pet

it larceny, reformatory.

The Christmas paroles on the recom

mendations of Supt. Peyton of the Indiana reformatory in more than half the cases were to convicted burglars.

1 Those granted paroles, whose cases

A CONVICTED BURGLARS)dardnrfoi,ow::ar befre tb? Harrison Canady, Floyd l March 21, 1908, burglary. n Man I ihororH Harl! Harry Simmons, Floyd

pardon

ALBERTSON MAKES FINAL SETTLEMENT

est $316.73 w as paid and on account '

docket fees, circuit court, $174. The ;

amount of $15 for special judge is to be receipted into the county. Last year Wayne county sent $21.253.79 to the state school fund. In 1911 the school enumeration was 10,204. j i

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COUSIN

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OF MURDERED MAN

County Treasurer Turns Ov- Wanted Lady to stav with Attended the Funeral of J. H. aml dkl not carrv anv inninc. w . , . ., - 1,1 u:u ri.,;,,v,0, i , ,. , ws unabk to give the i-olice any

er various runas to tne s jear uw nmu uh iuuihub, Logue, uiamona ivier

Idav from 11 a. m. to 4 p. m. ! Phone 2360.

that robbery had actuated the crime. Side garage were found in possession Jewels and money to the value of : of the men. One of the receipts sho'vprobably $3,000 were said to be miss-ed use of a machine for fie days and ing. The police say nothing can be : several for trips at night. learned of Logue"s life that would j cause him to be murdered for revenge. J Willi OoOSC Served at MarMrs Logue the widow told the vo-j j d (Jy Place, Oil lice that her husband had no fortune:-. . . . r, ...

she cnn Mn M Araas t.ve.

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State Authorities.

For the purpose of making his final j settlement with the state, A. R. AI-;

chant of Chicago.

i live for the crime.

TURKEYS

Been Serving Life Sentence for 24 Years.

Elgar Hibberd, secretary of the

The Gurgla In the Bottle. j Richmond City Water Works, attendtt'hv 1es wuter irurtrle when poured Vrt th fimeni f t u th rii.-i.

county, ibcrtSOn' county trea8urer' "compan-l from a bottle? As water poure out air mond merchant of Chicago who was jied by Albert Chamness, treasurer-: attempts to pour In. Occasionally the murdered in the McVkkers theater county, elect, went to Indianapolis this morn- hand holding the bottle may move and building, Friday. The funeral was held ' ing ; give the iiir the opportunity. The qtdcU yesterday. Mr. Logue was a cousin of countv ... ( ., . ! ruU of the water to fill the hole made Mrs. Hibberd.

-- , Dy tne air cause me g-urgnng sounu, 'the state on account of the state tax, county, i ?1i,079.40. On this account 1 1,000 was ; .. .. ,

VJ I el U I II VliBJ t MIDI 9.

The suspects under arrest have do-

nied all know UMs of the crime Be-; AmJ AJ Kinds of Poultry, lief that the four suspects may be the X" U" " fpAppny "automobile bandits" who. for weeks fcj 15AA IN. liKULbKl have teFrorized Chioagoans with hold- 2C1 Lmdtn Avenue. Phone 3120. ups. arose when receipts from a North At Niarket All Day. Dec. 2.

I advanced in October, making a total1

j March 21, 1908, burglary.

Charles Mucker, Floyd March 21, 1908, burglary. William Parsons, Decatur March 23, 1908, petit larceny

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j. u. vainwen aim i uuinas uruune, ; 0f $15 079 40 Gary, Indiana, conspiracy and grand' Qn account of benevolent institularceny respectively, December 1911. ,tjons a tota, of $7s65.52 will be turnVan Derry, Marion county, grand , ed over tQ the state However, $1,500 larceny, February, 1911. ; of this amount was advanced in OoEmory Anderson, Marshall county, j tober Qu acoount of state debt $2May 7, 1908, burglary. 1358.99 was paid by Wayne county. Jeff Winegar, Jackson county, May j rv.nr.tv warrants totalling S4 sxr. 81

11, 1901, robbery. Mil Zolman, Fulton county, January j 1911, burglary. ! Emory Hay, Fountain county, October 1907, burglary. i Otto Dent, Gibson county, rape, Sep-: tember 1912. i .lames Crawford, Wayne county, June, 1908, burglary.

Allen Jones, Tippecanoe county, No-ithe Wavne county treasurer. On ac

vember, 1910. petit larceny. count of permanent endowment inter

Lost Diamond stick pin in O. E. Dickinson's on Main street Saturday. Return to Myron Crane, 1st National Bank. Reward. 23-lt

(National News Association) INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 23 Executive clemency was granted by Governor Marshall today to twenty-six Indiana men confined in prison. The governor today acted upon the state board of pardons, following its recommendations for eleven paroles and one pardon. In addition fourteen prisoners in the reformatory at Jeffersonville were granted paroles on the recommendation of Superintendent Payton. The man pardoned is John VVedtsker, of Fort Wayne, who was sentenced to the reformatory in November, 1910, for from one to eight years for petit larceny. Medtsker will be sent to school as soon as released, friends having provided money for that purpose. The eleven paroles granted on the recommendation of the state board of pardons were as follows: Fred Wohlgemuth, Howard county, sentenced March 1, 1912, one to fourteen years, state prison, housebreaking. Clarence Love joy, Tippecanoe county, March 3, 1910, two to fourteen years, state prison, robbery. Charles Henderson, Decatur county, June 6, 1910, reformatory, housebreaking. Gus Williams, Marion county, April (, 1888, murder, life sentence, state prison. Arthur Johnson, Marion county, November 16, 1909, one to eight years, reformatory, petit larceny. James Masterson, Clark county, December 8, 1902, murder, life sentence, stale prison. Harrison Jackson, Vanderburg county, March 29, 1889, life sentence, murder, state prison. Albert Lanee, Pike county, December 15, 1910, two to fourteen years, as

sault ana battery witn intent to Kin, , a . cmnHnn

baccos in all the different

Logue was staooea ana beaten to death in his office in the theater build-

ine in the hart rf tho PhiMEr. Hnun.

Themistocles. it is said, declared that . n distriot Frk,av njcht c,V(Je

Stratton, an ex-convict ami Edward Hampden and two women were arrested. The motive for the crime puzzled the police for a time, but Police Captain Halpi early gave it as his opinion

his son was the strongest man in

Greece. "For." said he, "the Athenians rule the Helienese. 1 rule the Athenians, your mother rules me, and you rule your mother." '

and a certificate of deposit of $18,000 were turned over to the state school fund. Wayne county will receive $18,O00 which is left on deposit here in order that it might receive interest due within a short time, plus its portion of the state apportionment, made per capita. On account of common school interest $4,101.80 was paid by

1 - i'&zri

A Really Smart Man. "lie always says the risht thin? at the rigbt time, doesn't be?"

"More than that. He always keeps i

till at the right time." lloust'JD Post.

Very Much Easier. "Any man can make u fool of bimjlf." "True, but with a woman's help It's aucb easier "Boston Trauscript.

PIANO TUNING

15 Years Practical Experience. ' Formerly with the Steinway ' House at Indianapolis. PHONE 3684

There Is more Real Christmas Cheer imparted by plenty of Good Quality of Coal

in your bin than anything else thr.t you can buy. It Is our business to keep you supplied. Malher Brothers Company

Economy. Wife I have decided, as you say we must curtail our expenses this year, not to give Ida a new hat, but to pass on mine to her. Husband And youV Wife Oh. I must have a new one, of course. Fliegende Blatter.

CIGARS AN ACCEPTABLE GIFT Cigars are always acceptable as a gift, as well as smoking articles. Englebert's is the store where all brands of cigars can be found and the goods are so displayed that shopping is made easy. Pipes

i are nere in an immense

100 Fine Xmas Turkeys 100 Leave Your Order With Us and We Will Guarantee You a Fine Fowl. Plenty of Ducks and Chickens.

TRY COOPER'S BLEND COFFEE For Sale a Cooper's Grocery.

brands. His choice can be found here. ENGLEBERT'S 8th and Main The Smoke House

15C XMAS ORANGES -tk These are Floridas, Well Ripened and Th LVOZe Sweet. Plenty of Larger Sizes. KPJi 6 lOr FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT Q for 25c These are heavy with juice. 25c 2 lbs. 25c Extra Quality Xmas Mixed Candy 2 lbs. 25c Xmas Trees, Holly, Holly Wheaths, Festooning, Mistletoe. We have everything complete to supply a nice Xmas dinner. Don't forget a lb. of that good fresh roasted coffee with your order. Cream to Whip.

HacOey's Grocery 1135 Main Phone 2292

We Are All Ready for the Christmas Rush Santa Claus Is Buying

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AND GETTING IT AT NEFF & NUSBAUM'S

Buying it because he realizes that nothing is so practical, so useful and so sure of being appreciated. BUYING IT AT NEFF & NUSBAUM'S because he sees that our Xmas stocks are larger and more attractive than elsewhere prices right and to crown it all, satisfaction assured if you buy it here. Men's Romeo (like above cut), black and tan $1.25 to $2.50 Ladies' Satin Pumps (like above cut) in all the staple colors to match your gown $3.00 Ladies' Black Satin and Velvet Pumps (like above cut) $2.50 Ladies' "Comfy" Slippers (like above cut) in colors $1.00 Ladies' Fur Trimmed Slippers (like above cut) 85c to $1.50 Arctics (like cut on left), for the whole family For Men, $1.50 to $2.00. For Women. Si. 25. For Boys, $1.00 to $1.35. For Girls, 85c. For Children, 75c. Storm King Boots (like cut) For Men, $4.50. For Boys, $3.75. For Youths, $2.75. We can show you 100 different styles of Shoes, Slippers, Rubbers, Leggins, etc., which would make appropriate and sensible gifts. All Goods Cheerfully Exchanged After Xmas.

Any Ladies' Felt Slipper in the store $2, $1.75, $1.50, $1.25 grade

S 98c

SLIPPER saic

After 6:00 p. m. TUESDAY

Christmas Eve

Any Man's $1.25 Leather

in ths store

After 6 p.m. 98c Christmas

DUy

Alfred-Dolge's Celebrated Sun-Dried

$1.75, $1.50 values go for

TEEPLE

Slippers

TEEPLE'S

for 98c

After 6:00 Christmas Eve

MEN'S $1.25, $1.50 FELT

go for

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" Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the house Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse.' The first line of this Christmas Classic brings up a vivid picture to every mind. The bustle the cheery charm the delightful expictancy of the joyous celebration. Don't let Santa Claus find you napping. Be entirely ready. We'll help. This store belongs to Santa Claus from now till Christmas. We're right on the job ready to serve you with the best we've got every hour in the day. Remember, if you are on our books in good standing YOU DON'T NEED MONEY to get our goods. Your credit is good enough for us. Buy what you want and TAKE ALU NEXT YEAR TO PAY. if you wish. Come and look over our store. A hearty welcome awaits you, whether you buy or not. We just feel like shaking your hand, anyhow. GIFT SUGGESTIONS:

Pictures. $3.98 to $6.98. Cedar Chests, Fibre Boxes Smoker's Stands. $1.98, $2.75, $5.50 up. Hall Trees, $4.75. S6.75. $18.50 up. Music Cabinets, $7.75, $12.50, $18.50 up. Card Tables, special in mahogany, golden oak, S1.9S. Hocsier Kitchen Cabin ats, Maeey Book Davenports ever thing for the home.

Tea Wagons. Special for only $11.48. Writing Desks. $6.75, $10.50 up. Office Chairs, $4.75, $6.50 up. Lamps, $3.75, $5.50, $8.50 up. Tabourettes, 59c, 95c, $1.75, $2.50. ?3T Rockers, $2.75, $4.50, $8.95 up. Cases, Mcrris Chairs, Library Tables, We cordial I solicit your charge account.

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