Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 215, 18 July 1913 — Page 11
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Fostoria, O., People Pleased With Natural Gas -Franchise. HAS BEEN NO TROUBLE The Palladium publishes today the Beventh and eighth articles on the natural gas question in other cities. The Logan company has supplied Fostoria, Ohio, a city of 10,000 population and Newark a city of 26,000 for eleven years to the satisfaction of the consumers. (Palladium Special) FOSTORIA, O., July 18. The Logan Natural Gas and Fuel company has been doing business in this city for the last 11 years with the best of satisfaction to all classes of consumers. It has a rate of 33 1-3 cents per thousand cubic feet, with a discount of 3 l-3c per thousand. The scale for large consumers is regulated by the public utilities commission. Although there have been some cold winters In this section, of the country since the Logan people started doing business here there has never been any trouble to speak of. A company cannot guarantee a full supply 24 hours each day in cold jveather. The bursting of a large pipe in one of the fields might lessen the supply to some degree, but in this event a reserve supply Is always turned in and little or no inconvenience is experienced. The Logan company invariably looks after its private consumers first and should it become necessary the people using the gaB for heating and cooking in their homes gets the benefits. The Logan company when it makes a contract never fails to live up to that contract to the letter. The average gas bill for private consumers is hard to determine, in fact there is no average bill, no two bills running the same for each month, although natural gas is by far the cheapest fuel that can be purchased. The chief fuel of this city is natural gas. It is used for cooking, heating, house and even street lighting. Factories, mills, schools and the majority of private fuel consumers are using it with excellent satisfaction. Fostoria at one- time had an artificial gas plant but when the Logan people came the former company found it impossible to compete with the natural gas proposition. SERVICES SATISFACTORY. (Palladium Special) NEWARK, Ohio, July 18. The Logan Natural Gas and Fuel company has been supplying this city with natural gas through the Newark Natural Gas and Fuel company for the last eleven years and the service has been very satisfactory .during that time. There also has never been any complaint about the price of gas. LONG MARRIED LIFE Johnsons Observe Their Gol-' den Wedding. (Palladium Special) MILTON, Ind., July 18 The following is from the Indianapolis Star of recent date, and refers to Prof. andMrs. A. J. Johnson of Indianapolis. Prof. Johnson was at one time superintendent of the Milton public schools. "The home of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson on Polk street was beautifully decorated with many flowers, yesterday, sent to them in celebration of their golden wedding anniversary and many friends called during the afternoon and evening to extend their congratulations. Mr. Johnson for many years past was actively associated with the schools of the state having been county superintendent of Hendricks county for a long term of years. He was graduaated from Hanover college with the degree of master of arts. Mrs. Johnson before her marriage was Margaret Elizabeth Hudelson and lived in Rush county." RAISE FUNDS FOR OLD SETTLERS' DAY (Palladium Special) ECONOMY, Ind., July 18 To raise funds with which to defray the expenses of the Old Settler's Day, August 12, an Ice cream social will be given at the home of little Tillie Clark, Saturday night. Although the program for the Old Settlers' is not complete, a gold medal contest has been arranged for the afternoon. There will be special music througout the day. The feature of the program will be a balloon ascension. REV. HAYWOOD WILL PREACH AT BOSTON (Palladium Special) BOSTON, Ind., July IS The Rev. fl. L. Haywood, of Richmond, will preach at the Universalist church here at 10:30 o'clock Sunday morning. SCHOOL REUNION (Palladium Special) MILTON. Ind., July IS. The "Milton Schoolmates," will hold their annual reunion at Jackson park, Thursday, August 14. Mrs. Clara Needham of Centerville is sending out the Invitations. GIVES MARKER. (Palladium Special.) MILTON, Ind., July 18. The W. R. D. of Cambridge City has placed a marker at the grave of Mrs. Emma Jtnaut
Elwood Wives and mothers of this city have banded themselves together for the purpose of stopping gambling. Their crusade has been followed by two arrests. Newcastle Section men on the Big Four who struck for fifteen cents more on the day, received the increase and have returned to work. Monticello Wiley F. Baker has enclosed a twenty-arce wood lot, with a ten foot wire fence, and is planning to start a deer farm. Evansville John Bertram, a tinner, and Charles S. Senate, a grocer, fell dead at their work yesterday because of the excessive heat. Winchester A west bound car carried a peculiar passenger yesterday evening. While the car was standing at the station a monkey-faced owl flew into the smoking compartment, perched on the register conveyor arms and stayed with the crew during the trip to Union City. Huntington A heavy rainfall estimated at two and a half in-ches, caused forty feet of track to be washed out near here. South Bend By a vote of 5 to 1 the County Council refused to make an appropriation for paying a county agri-
' cultural expert. The farmers said they REAL FREEDOM (Continued From Page Ten.) thoughts, her soul and body are no longer her own. Free as a girl to serve herself, she condemns herself to life in the servitude of others when she marries. She formerly purchased for one, and bought as she pleased. She now buys for two, often with less money to buy with, and must account for all she spends. In the same way that a dollar is not her own, neither may an hour be called hers to do with as she likes. If you doubt this, my dear girl, look at your mother. WHAT SHE DOES. How often does she say, "I want this for myself?" Do you ever hear her express the intention of going where SHE pleases? How many times in your whole life have you seen her at her ease without household tasks in her hands? When she takes a seat isn't it that she may hold the baby? Marry, by all means, and may you marry well and happily. But don't enter that state believing that you will be as free as a bird once you are a wife. Go into it knowing the sacrifices you must make. Go into it knowing that nothing is purchased in this world without its price, and the price of love is the ending of all the precious freedom of girlhood. Perhaps, also and this is my you better appreciate the liberty you enjoy today, and give you an understanding of matrimony that will rob you of all discontent and envy if your days of girlhood are indefinitely prolonged. PePrhaps, also and this is my greatest hope it may make you more tender and helpful with the burdens of the one in whose chair of slavery you are unconsciously a link your mother. DON'T TRY. Dear Miss Fairfax: I am a boy eighteen years of age. As I was walking on the street the Sold
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knew more about tilling the soil than any graduate from an agricultural school. Connersviile An automobile climbing the steps of the court house attracted a large crowd yesterday evening. Charles Van Auken drove the little electric to the top in a demonstration. Gary Officers are watching all incoming trains for a leper who is reported to have left Chicago for this city. Wabash Walter Coffman attempted suicide in three ways yesterday morning, with poison, a razor and a gun. Neighbors interfered and saved him, after he had succeeded in injuring himself seriously. Elkhart Charles H. Reddings, a retired Iake Shore machinist, has just finished reading the Bible through for the twenty-second time. Winona Four hundred box cars are being burned near here by the Pennsylvania railroad. The company considers this the cheapest way of disposing of the useless rolling stock. Frankfort Quinn McMasters and Miss Delia Pence, married themselves, signing a contract without even obtaining a license. other day I saw a girl whom I hadn't seen before, but 1 loved her very much the moment I saw her. What I want to know is how to get friends with that girl. ALBERT. Love at sight is such a pretty dream it is a pity to spoil it by getting acquainted. You are eighteen the age to be devoted to making a man of yourself. Bend your energies in that direction, and let love alone for a few years. Under no circumstances should you attempt to form an acquaintance with a girl you happen to meet on the street.
CERTAINLY NOT. "Dear Miss Fairfax: I am very much in love with a boy. I am seventeen and he is eighteen. He has kissed me a great many times, but now he has stopped writing me, and I have not heard from him for some time. I cried all last night about him." You have been very foolish, and his coldness is no more than you should expect. Do not write him, and the next time you have a lover, refuse to be so generous with marks of your affection. I trust this experience will prove to you that you are too young to have a lover. STERILIZED BOTTLE BEER Means the cooking of beer after it is in bottles this prevents second fermentation and is commonly called EXPORT BEER. All our bottle beer is steiilized. The Jung Brewing Co., 4:53 to 439 S. 4th St. Phone 21S5. J. F. Rowlett, Agent. 17-3t WILL ATTEND PICNIC. (Palladium Special) CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind., July IS. Many local people will attend the annual picnic of Pennville school to be held Saturday, August 2.
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BY GIRL'S FATHER Winters Savs No Questions Will Be Asked If Child Is Returned.
(TaliaJium Special) NEWCASTLE, Ind . July IS. Dr. W. A. Winters, father of Catherine Winters who mysteriously disappeared March 20, issued a statement last night declaring that immunity would be given to any person who returned his daughter to him. "If my daughter is returned to me no questions will be asked," he said. No case of abduction or of mysterious disappearance has ever attracted greater attention in Indiana than the case involving the Winters child. When she first disappeared it was thought that gypsies had kidnapped her. Many people in Newcastle still hold this theory because of the presence in Newcastle of a band of gypties at the time. No trace of the child could be found when the gypsy wagons were searched near Hagerstown on the morning following the disappearance of the girl. The popular theory in Newcastle among the authorities, who have been working on the case, is that the child was abducted by relatives. Mrs. Dr. Winters is a step mother to the child, her mother having been dead for several years. It is said there was considerable jealousy between the relatives and the step mother. Anothef version is that the child is heir to considerable money which will revert to other relatives as a result of her disappearance. Another effort to recover tne girl will be made by B. F. Keith who owns a number of theatres all over the country. Mr. Keith proposes to prepare a special moving picture Him which will give the likeness of the missing girl, and explain the rewards offered. THEY COMPROMISE (Palladium Special) EATON, O., July IS. A compromise j has been effected in the condemnation proceedings brought against Jacob Click by the Washington township board of education in an effort to acquire one acre of land upon which to erect a new school house. According to the compromise the board is to pay Glick ?250 for the land and the costs of the suit, and in addition agrees that the ground shall revert to him or his heirs when it is no longer used for school purposes. SCOUTS TO CAMP (Palladium Special) CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind., July 18. The Boy Scouts, accompanied by Scout Master E. C. Foxworthy, will go into camp on Martindale creek, north of Germantown, Munday. The boys, ten In number, are anticipating much pleasure from the outing. HORSE DROPS DEAD (Palladium Special) MILTON, Ind., July 18. While hauling logs to Bentonville the other day, a valuable horse belonging to Frank Wallace dropped dead. could not be certain of un
PARTIESAT MILTON Many Social Functions Held This Week.
iKilLi'litim S;..-, iaH MILTON. Ind.. July IS. --Miss Loietie Hess gave a pretty party Wednesday evening in honor of h-r cousin. Miss Thelma Moore, of Uma, Ohio. The guests were. the MUses Thelma Moore. Laura Kothernu I. Florence Daniel. Kuth Leverton, Mae Keever, Serena Hoshour. LueUa DoJdy, Messrs. Paul Garrett, Thomas Cook, Willard Cook. I'earl Cook, Charles Mariutt. Vesper Kichardon, Floyd 1 Viddri.lge, Herman Wolford, Jesse Huddleston, William liuddleston and Harvey Shank of the eastern neighborhood. The evening was spent on the lawn and tlie old fashioned country games made the welkin iing. Hefrefhmeiils of cream, cake and pineapple ice were served. At Dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Ah in Low ry Jiad as their recent guests at dinner and luncheon in the e filing, Mr. and Mrs. i S. Berry and family of Lima. Ohio, Mrs. Elizabeth Kimnul, Mrs. John Baker of Bradford, Ohio. Mrs. Lawrence Wissler and daughter, Mits Beulah Hess, Mrs. Anua lKdge. Miss Laura Kothermel and brother. Frank Rothermel. In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Low ry and Mr. and Mrs. Berry and daughter formed a party to Cambridge City to attend the show. FIND HORSE; CAN NOT LOCATE MAN (Palladium Special) EATON, O., July IS. Authorities working in the search for a horse and buggy stolen Monday from Liveryman F. O. Girton have traced the horse to Cincinnati and doubtless will succeed in recovering the animal. The men who hired the outfit drove from Eaton to Richmond. Ind., from which place he Bhipped the horse to Cincinnati. The buggy was left in a stable in Richmond. When he billed the horso out he gave the name of C. J. Walters. PLEADS GUILTY (Palladium Spcfial) EATON. O., July 18 Delta H. Taylor pleaded guijty to an embezzlement charge yesterday and was given a three-year suspended penitentiary sentence. Taylor confessed to having misapplied $600 belonging to the Adams Express company while employed as an agent at Camden. Established 1890
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; Cambridge City is to have a mid-sum-. mer festival, beginning Monday nigiu. July 21. and continuing each evenltm during the week. The carnival will include a Ferris wheel, merry-go-round, a concert band and many regular carnival features THIS YEAR'S C ROP WILL BE LIGHT t r-iil.i-1r.in: Si-. U; CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind. July IS Gardeners report that the tomato crop will be lij;h! this year. They state that the heavy rains have washed the I-olb n from the blooms, thns preventing fertilization The earlier varieties probably will produce a normal crop EXTENSION SCHOOL. I rnl'.a.iiuiv. Spt - ijM EATON. O . July IS The petition of residents of Gratis and vicinity has been favorably considered by officials of th.- state department of agriculture, and an extension school has been granted that village, according to information from Secretary A. BGraham. The date of the school is February 16-20. CURED ITCHING HUMOR ON FACE Very Embarrassing. Could Not Sleep. Used Resinol Well in a week. Pittsburgh. Pa.. May 3. 1 ! 1 S : - 1 had a ringworm on the side of my face. It began like a cold blister a small red mark. Each day it became larger until it was a. round ring about the size of a quarter. It burned and itch ed me terribly, and was very sore. It was also swollen and caused me a great deal of discomfort as I could not sleep at night. It was ery embarrassing and I didn't want any of my friends to see me. I used neveral rem edies such as and some kind of a powder, but they did no good. I used Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment for one week and cured it." (Signed) Eleanore I). Shekels. SO North Sheridan Ave. Re6inol Soap and Ointment are speedily effective for eczema and other itching, burning eruptions, pimples, tlandruff, burns, old sores and piles. Prescribed by doctors for eighteen years.. Sold by all druggists. For tree samples write to Dept. C-R, Resinol, Baltimore. Md. ( Advertisement) Established 1890 Variety. Established 1890 Attend the Big
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CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind.. July IS A large number of local fans wt'.l accompany the Cambridge City Grays to Richmond next Sunday, where they cros tats with the Richmond lirst team. They are e pooling r.e of th closest contests of the season.
Don't Hide Them WitN a Veil; Remove Them With The Othme Prescription. This proscrirtuui for the removal of freckles was written by a prominent physuiai! and if usually m successful in removing fret kle.-i and giiug a clear, beautiful complexion that it is sold by ix-o H. Fihe, druggist. Richmond. Ind . under an absolute guarantee to refund the money if it fails. Don't hide your freckles under a veil; gel an ounce of othine and remove them K.n the first few applications should show a wonderful Improvement, tome of the lighter frvkles vanishing entirely. Be sure to ak the druggist for tho double stre ngth othme; it is that that is sold on the money-back guarantee. I Advert UetucMit) NOTICE My office will be closed until July 2Sth. MISS C. M. SWE1TZER. Optometrist. TRY COOPER'S BLEND COFFEE For Sale at Cooper's Grocery R3 LOAN 2 Per Cent Per Month on household goods, pianos, teams, stock, etc.. without removal. Loans made in all surrounding towns. Call, write ophone and our agent will call at your house. Private Reliable THE STATF INVESTMENT AND LCAN COMPANY Room 40 Colonial Bldj. Phone 2560. Take elevator t Third Floor. Richmond, Indiana. SPACE FOR STORAGE OR 51ANUFACTURING PURPOSES. We ere equipped to hendle ell kinds of storage. Space with plenty of light for manufacturing purposes. RICHMOND MFG. CO. West Third and Chestnut 8U. Telephone 1210. Excursion to Chicago via C.&O. Saturday Night, July 19 Train leares 7:43 p. m. Returning leaves Chicago Midnight Sunday night, arrives Richmond 8:55 Monday morning. LEGAL RATE LOANS 2 Per Cent. Per Month We loan $5 to 1100 and from one jo twelve months' time. We have not changed our plan cf Long Time and Easy Parments, which has become so popular with the Borrowing Public. On the other hand, we have lowered our rates to conform to the new law, under which we will operate, and are licensed and bonded to the state of Indiana. We loan on Household Goods, Pianos, Horses, Wagons, Fixtures, etc.. without removal. Also on Diamonds and Jewelry. Loans made in all parts of the city, and towns reached by interurban roads. Mail or phone applications receive prompt attention. PHONE 1545. Richmond Loan Co. Colonial Building, Roeca S. Richmond. Ind. !