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THE itiCLLMOXD I'ALLADI US1 AM S-UA I-TIfX KCi K.V31. TUESDAY. DUUUillJKK 24, 11)12.

KERN ARGUES FOR THE ACCUSED MEN Indiana Senator Makes Masterly Plea for the Union Leaders.

(National News Association)

NATURAL GAS Will BE BROUGHT HERE-

Promoter Says He Has Back-.

vAers to Enable Him to V Pipe Gas Here. y

WIRELESS STATIONS MOST HAVE LICENSE

Federal Control of Operators

Working Across State Lines Established.

The prospect for natural gas in

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 24. In a mas-1 Richmond will become a reality, ac-

terly argument, more resembling a ! cording to President B. A. Kennepohl

heart to heart talk than an attempt at jOf the board of Works. A conference trol and to be enforced by tiie deparioratory, U. 8. Senator John W. Kern, was held between the president of rnent of commerce and labor, took efdefended the forty labor leaders in- the board and the promoter yesterday fect Dec. Vi, 1912. The law will be t-n-

A YOUTH ATTACKS JAPANESE PRINCE But Is Overpowered and Sent to Prison Where He Commits Suicide.

A law enacted by congress placing i all wireless telegraph stations of the j

ITnited States under government con

dloted for conspiracy to illegally transport dynamite. The court room was crowded and hundreds were turned away. Hie senator called especial attention to the fact that the defendants were brought into a strange place to fce4zied among strangers and declared Ahett eren a lawyer who bad heard )Qe trial would gain the impression Itfcat (bay "were being tried for the frtmV disaster and other explosions ffKjwfl of the Olegal transportation of (ffTOtowhwa. He pointed out that the

naa aunmssea several ae-

"who were indicted, thereby

the weakness of its

afternoon. The promoter was former- forc.l hv th radio division of the bu-

ly a resident of this city and a promi- reau of navigation, and will affect nent member of the old natural gas some 400 -wireless-equipped American company. After the company sold out snt1)bf about 100 commercial land state the Light, Heat and Power com- tions manv mort? atio-is con-

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JBCeteIaed that the McNamaras

hum been convicted for mnr-

TJnlbad States court because

ftrtedictiqn. Mr. Kern call-

algnfncaaely to the activ

ist fc tl Vattatml Erectors aesoctaX&im&baiNatiowt Bridge company v OtttfSSng ttn prosecution and the jsflwwtfihiaagi'lMJisBefjiw granted them i&On-teaaBk Re fwtd when the proaejpcSE8VafJNIk sfxtmtcMUadneA to .tbe ftmaUf Koatea. and declared that it

IXMpcJt would Jte an act of retri-

4&0tota and agents of the

toga -mne permitted to take 00 h; larndxed lettees .from

dence. Kern .also dealt

tt praeecatkm's failwe to trfcil-

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IS Oil JOB

Himself

Duties of Office.

with

Jacob Bayer, sheriff-elect, has received Mb commission from the state and will be sworn into office January 1. Mr. Bayer has been busy during

the last few days in familiarizing himself with his new duties. As soon as 'his term of office begins he will be ready to handle the affairs of the sheriffs office. Other officials-elect have also been acquainting themselves with the duties of their respective offices. On January 1, George Matthews, county -clerk will be busy in administering the oath of office to the new . ...oials. The oath consists of the swearing or affirming that the officials will support the constitution of the United States and honestly discharge the duties assigned to them.

pany, he moved to Newark, Ohio. He has been talking with the officials of the natural gas companies of Dayton and Cincinnati, and if citizens and officials will permit the tearing up of the streets to lay mains the gas

will be brought here.

nected with schools and colleges; als? experimental laboratories and several thousand amateur stations. The act establishes a complete Federal control system over radio communication, and requires licensing of

(N'atiynal Nivvs Ass.i ia'innl TOKIO, Dec. 24. Prince Vamagata. who is field martial and maiden! c( the privy council, was attacked in hU home at Sekigucbi by a would be assassin and was stabbed in no places but not seriously wounded. The I'rince Prince is seventy-four years oid but has a powerful physique and he overpowered his assailent before he called his attendant to remove him to prison. The would be assassin was a young man, apparently 22 years old, and refused to give his nan?s. Wnen asked why he had attempted to kill

the I'rinc he replied, " it was for my i country's good." The younc prisoner vallod a hire dii of niirphi:ie btfore he v. . rtii'ouij to inter.. Tr-.rt hyiioU:r.3 i.:tu ..!;: him b;:i h - d: fl.urtly afT.r.;1j The autharitivs brieve thk-asfcac.-iu as iuirau'. Ku-" are currt nt indicating that a ttrvaal in t':ui rir.ee"!? housf hold nay ha? helped him in his rlans. The atnu k o c erred shortly after taiduigUt. wnvn th. Prime r tumid fiorn a m.-rt:r.g of tLe elder 1 a 1 1. 1 u1 i. Hie a!-i..Unt Li ronrtaitd Uiiu-v -f b. sora d:a;itrits. Mit:y t; rcata h:r ; i' tn cud.' afeaintt ; h- Prints-" life. ..s th. pre me i. :liiary advisor of tue governmi nt I riuce Vamatuta ha 1 oecurd the hatred of tl.e sooialists

to mi a die b;iuu

TON RELEASED

BY JUDGE FOX

Pennv Club ill Treat Poor Children to Big Feast.

WILL SEND VI i

Hichniond has been asktd to send pictures of the Iok ab;n schooi hot-e in the Glon Milkr park, a pictcrj of Keid Memorial hosjiital and of K.ithavtn for insertion in volurr.e rotn-men-orating ihe i tntt nnial i f the admission of Indiana il:to the t iiiou

The I'ttiny club will sixe its annual dim.er for 'lie u:.fi rtunato children of the cit Pridu. IVcemter 2". at the Kirt-t Preatvtersau church The dinner is an ai.uual affair of the club It ,-xpvtts to rrve between 3'K id 35 trnali ch.;iien, and a lomu'.ltee lias tt-n appointed to invite them. A flashlight picture will be taken of the ta:!dre:i while at the table. alter v. hah emeriaimiieui will be afforded tin ui Icr the tttruoin A lare I'hrist:nas tre uill be decorated and there will te miti, can.ly and all norts of sccdies for the ouujtsterto revel in The memlers of the IVnyy club will n,Ui at the First Presbyterian church Thursday afternoon to complete finai pi paratious.

I'ndcr suspended sentence J. Will Partem was released by Judge Hi in circuit court this aftemixn of the hare of wife desertion Barton pleaded uilt to the charge, but a:d that he as sorry, admiuiug that he did w rcr.g. This was the second time that Barton had appeared befer Judge Fox cn this charge The first time he was released on promise of supporting his uife and four small children, who have been obliged to appeal to charitable organiiarions for help. YOU CAN CURE THAT BACKACHE, Fa: o aliMig I be bmc k. 1irtu . br4arh uu yrir lnr. Urta ir ef ktutltM Urat A !;- .l A riC-LKAK, l& pwaact ruot snd'brrb Cur fi al : kkluj. Hia4ar s4 I rtaary troubUa. VV hen you (eel ail run down. tlrt k and witStwt rnirtaf aac thi maaraabta rombicatiaa of batutr twrttt u4 KMtt. A a tonic laut! it tia aurquaL Mother Ora' .rnnutll-Lr ta av44 by f or wiibT mrld rSiifU, Naaipla m I FUK. Addmra, Tbe Si Jllicr Uray Co., La Koj, M. Y.

The stockholders of the Cincinnati ; a!1 wireless operators working across

and Dayton Natural uas Diants are -"" vI,.lUu.vs." -,

backing the project and have promised shiDS at sea- 11 18 therefore important to finance the proposition of installing that aI1 Persons using or contemplat the system In this city. "A contract '"K the use of wireless telegraphy will be drawn up between the promot- should familiarize themselves with th-' er and the proposed directors of the requirements of the Act of Congress company," said Mr. Kennepohl today, and the regulations prescribed thereand the proposition will then be sub- under. mitted to the city officials." The United States has been divided Some councilmen have expressed into nine districts. The states of Inthemselves as being in favor of the diana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan proposition and are willing to have (upper peninsula), Minnesota, Kenthe streets temporarily torn up to lay,tucky, Missouri, Kansas. Colorado, the mains. ; Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota and

Xorth Dakota constitute the ninth district, with headquarters at Chicago, 111. A circular will be sent out embody-

j ing the regulations under which the wireless is to be used. Women w ill Friendless Women Are Given be eligible as opera rs. Examinaa Pin Yftias Trw ; tions' for operators will be held at cert nilCAmdS jtain NaVy yards, Army posts and else j where. Inmates of the Home for Friendless ! The Radio Inspector may be adWotnen gathered around a Christmas dressed at Room 850, Federal Buildtree last evening, arranged for by the jngj Chicago, 111., and all those conmembers of the board of managers. cerned in radio communication and The party was a gay one and the in- i coniing under the aforesaid act should

DELIGHT THE INMATES

m " ;

Established Years

mates thoroughly enjoyed the even

Lag's festivities. On the tree were

pretty and useful gifts for each one

apply at once to him for information and instructions relative thereto, in order that they may not subject them.

vauujr uuuwl tu numuuu 8elves to the penalties attaching to Candy company, with oranges, apples nonconformity with the law.

nuts and other good things furnished

by the board, were distributed in abun- j . dance. There are twentone inmates DID NOT REMONSTRATE at the home. During the evening Mrs. j U. B. Q. Ewing, president of the board, : Harmon Swicker failed to file a retold the beautiful Christmas story. ' monstrance against the damages The scripture lesson and prayer fol-1 awarded him by the city for the proplowed. A number of the inmates re-Jerty condemned by the city for the

ceived articles of clothing.

Masonic Calendar i J

opening of South Seventh street from

j J to Ij. Swicker and his wife are not i satisfied with the sum they will receive, but will not bring the matter before the circuit court. ;

J Wowtdrift think of letting your face go without washing and cleaning. How about yw stomach? It needs cleaning and washing worse than your fcace. Hotltefcer's Rocky Mountain Tea cleans and purifies the (Stomach, bowels and kidneys, as Wthtrtg else; does tbe work and does W well. 8&s Tea or Tablets. A. G. Sunken & -fce advertisement

' njlMJUf in " a i ii ii JOF S tatis tics "

Ijftrsh McClain, 36, laborer, city, and

Wallace, 33, city.

Deaths and Pimerals. j HCXCCOM6 The funeral of Charles (ffbkwnft -wfll take place Thursday afktomosjn at 2 o'clock from the home, 9ft Sovstii Temth street The Rev. Howof Xb First English Lutheran boKCh wrll. officiate. Burial in Earltam oetnetary. Friends-may call any tim. ; ' OO'B yTTrAmghe remains of Everett lCoefl taken to Hagerstown Wedaieayafternoon where funeral LMrvicM-wfH be held. Burial at that (Joe. mSMSSANT Hardie 6. Pleasant, iksjsd SO yrs, died last night. He is (Burviwad by a wife, Julia, one son and ne danghter. The funeral will be held phaxadar afternoon at &:0 o'clock at tbe Peskiywm Methodist church in rSoh Tenth street. Burial in Earicwnetery. Friends may call any jttme. PARSKAXJ Benonah Parshall, aged 88 years, died Monday afternoon ,st StSO o'clock at his home three miles -south on the Liberty pike. He is surj rived by three sons and two daughters. ;The fenerai will be held Thursday j morning at 11:00 o'clock, sun time, from the XSUthorn church. Burial in Elkhoro cemetery.

Wild Goose served at "Marty and George's" Place, on North 8th St., Xmas Eve. 23 2 VALUABLE BROOCH IS REPORTED GONE (National New a Association) WASHINGTON, Dec. 24. Miss Lucy Hoke Smith, daughter of Senator Hoke Smith of Georgia, reported to the police today the loss of a horseshoe brooch, containing thirty diamonds ! and valued at $6,000. Miss Smith says she lost the brooch at the navy yard dance last Saturday night. It is believed the gem was stolen and Miss Smith spent several days in personal detective work before she reported her lee to the-poXe.

Thursday, Dec. 26, 1912, Richmond Lodge No. 196, F. & A. M. Called meeting. Work In M. M. Degree. Refreshments. Saturday, Dec. 28, 1912 Loyal Chapter No. 49, O. E. S. Called meeting, initiation and work in Floral Degree. Refreshments. Friday, Dec. 27. Webb lodge No. 24 F. and A. M Called meeting. Work in Entered Apprentice degree.

INJURES WIFE AND COMMITS SUICIDE

(National News Association), GALVESTON. Tex., Dec. 24. A. M. Punk, a prominent citizen of Cleveland, O., who with his wife and little son, has been spending the winter in the south, blew out his brains today after having attempted to kill his wife. The tragedy occurred at their apartments in the Tremont hotel. Mrs. Punk was probably fatally wounded with a bullet in the back of her head. Several gashes were cut on her forehead where Fuifk struck her prior to the shooting. A letter was found addressed to Mrs. Funk's brother in Brooklyn, N. Y., which indicated that suicide was premeditated.

G0LDSB0F.0 HEARD FRO

A Lady Who Lives in Gcldsbor Joins in the Chorus of Praise for Cardui, The Woman's Tonic.

Goldsboro, N. C "A physician treated me for manv distressing symptoms." writes Mrs. Etta A. Smith, "but gave nie no relief. "I suffered with neuralgia around the heart and was troubled ai times with n: head. I had pain in my left s..Je, bowels teft thigh, shoulders and arms. "After taking Cardui, I am now we; :md can recommend it to other suffering women." Just such doubtful symptoms, as thost Tom which Mrs. Smith suffered, are the ones for which it will pay you to take Cardui, the woman's tonic. It is at such times, when there is nothing to show, for certain, the real cause ci the trouble, that you need a tonic, to give '.lie body strength to throw off the illnes: ihat evidently threatens. Take Cardui, when you are ill, wit! he ailments of your sex. Take Cardu! is a tonic, to prevent illness, when yc: eel it coming". Yonr druggist keeps it. N. B Write to-' Ladies' Advisory Dept.. CWt" '.ooca.Vfed cineCo.. Chattanooea. Tenn.. forS-r. InstmcHnns. and G4-rnc t-v-l-, Home Trr: or Women" snt 1:1 : -- r- 'w.im.

To he Business Man: Why not protect your BUSINESS and Increase Your CREDIT by Taking Out a Policy in the NORTHWESTERN payable to THE FIRM. H. F. PARDIECK, District Manager Rooms 6 and 7 Kelly Block. Phone 1965.

MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS

With Christmas close at hand the need of a little extra money is felt in every family. Don't fail to make your loved ones happy for the want of a little money. We can supply your needs on short notice, and your household goods, pianos, teams, etc., serve as security. We give you plenty of time to pay us back from one month to one year in small weekly, monthly or quarterly payments. If you are thinking of borrowing money, call and let us explain how easy it is to borrow of us. If unable to call, fill in the blank and mail to us and our agent will call at your home. Name . Address Amount Wanted

The State Investment & Loan Co. 40 Colonial Bldg ' Richmond, Indiana Take the elevator to the third floor. Phone 2560,

For the most unusually liberal Christmas Trade For a bigger year's business than ever before For the confidence the public has reposed in this store For the many kind expressions wishing this store success For the generous manner in which the public has always responded to my advertisements.

For the very substantial increase in the business which is this year bcc greater than any previous year. I IMilk lot And Extend to All ' Christmas Greetings"

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The past year has been one of the most successful in the history of our store, due, wc believe to our adhering to quality merchandise at fair and reasonable prices! - Of course we realize that this was not all because of our own efforts, but was made possible by the confidence of patrons for which we take this means and thanking them, one and all and wish them a Merry Xmas and the happiest of happy New Years. We will make an earnest endeavor to please all and others during the next year following our policy of fair and courteous treatment to all. Once more we thank vou.

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