Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 243, 20 August 1913 — Page 7

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News From Over the State

Connersvllla -While, directing; the work at a fire here. Fire Chief Waltei

Barnes accidentally touched a live wlrt and was instantly killed.

... Columbus John Barr, 72 years old

of Elizabethtown, has sued for divorce from his fourth wife, alleging that she curses and abuses him. He is a veteran of the. civil war. . Clceiic Frank Gause, superintend ent of the schools in the Panama Canal zone, will not return to Panama next year, but will acept a position either in the University of Michigan or Chicago. Long separation from bis family ia given as the reason for making the change, as -well as the poor health of Mrs. Gause. Bloomlngton Christian churches of the state have purchased a $10,000 proerty at the corner of Fifth and Indiana Avenue, to be used as the Bible Chair Hall. The purpose of the Bible Chair Is to care for the spiritual welfare of the students enrolled in the State University. M uncleTwelve applicants for the ministry were examined at the first session of the annual conference of the Methodist Protestant churches of Indiana yesterday. The applicants will be passed upon the recommendations made to the general conference. , Anderson Prosecutor Shuman will Tf quest an early trial for William Brown, the Green Township trustee, And.hls. soji, William Brown, Jr., on the charge of killing Constable Hawkins, r i Anderson There are seven candidates for tho mayoralty nomination a, t

nil in? rnjgicBuivv hukci. North Judson Ray Bunnell, 35 years old, drank carbolic acid fearing

that his father would, not make good checks which be had forged. He was i special newspaper writer. - Fort Wayne -So far this year twelve deaths in this city have been caused by entero-cclitis. Dr. A. E. Crull, city health officer, made an Investigation of these deaths and finds that they were due to the use of a certain "brand of condensed' milk. The brand will be barred from the city in the future. v. South Bend An auto load of thieves, finding the family of H. H. Virgo absent, spent the night in their home at a nearby' lake resort, and when they departed took with them silverware and other loot valued at $1,000. Cambridge City Mary Champ, Letha McGreath, and Echel Kinneman, were badly injured when the horse which they were driving ran away and jumped from the carriage. Greenfield Another gas well has been drilled on the farm of Dr. S. S. Boots near here, and the gas is being piped to the Ball Brothers' glass factory. Brazil While a ball game was being played in the eastern part of the city, rain fell to the depth of one inch in the western part. Goshen The annual Sunday School conference of the church of the Brethern will bring' about 1,000 delegates from northern part of the state to this city today. , . f 1 Lafayette The policemen and firemen of this city are perfecting an organization by which they hope to command the raise of $10 and $5 a month, respectively, for which they are asking. -

fused to appropriate $100,000 for the repair and construction of streets, damaged by the flood of March last, until legal action was begun against them. Their leaders declare that if they lose the suit involving the appropriating ordinance tney will carry the matter to the Supreme court of Ohio for decision.

I CAMBRIDGE CITY I CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind., Aug. 20. George Carey and family are here at-' tending the funeral of Anthony Griesinger. Mr. and Mrs. George Volkert, -of Indianapolis, are spending a part of the week with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McGraw. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ault and daughter, Harriet, entertained Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus Frazier at dinner today. . Mrs. Ada Dennis is spending some time at Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Warren McClure, of

1 Indianapolis, were Tuesday guests of

i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ohmit. Mr. Frank Scott is doing the rural ! route postal werk for Richard Scott during the absence of the latter on i his vacation at Danville, in camp with the U. R. K of P. I Mrs. Joseph Garvin and three chilj dren returned today to their home in i Fulton, Mo., after a pleasant visit with ! Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Roth, i Miss Amy Howe, of -Chicago, who is I visiting Miss Alma Garvin, in com

pany with the latter, will join Miss

NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned, auditor of Wayne county, Indiana, that estimates of the expenses of the various departments of Wayne county for the year 1914 are now on file in the office of the auditor and will be presented to the Wayne county council at Its annual meeting, which will begin on Tuesday, September 2, 1913. Commissioners' Estimate. Salary health commissioner, $685.03; expenses, $85.00; expenses Incident to the suppression of contagious diseases, $220.00. Salary of commissioners (three at $500 each), $1,500; expenses, $130. Salary county council, $105. Salary county attorney, $500. Salary pauper attorney, $400. Per diem board of review for two members appointed by court, $156; expenses, $20. Per diem truant officer, $375; expenses, $20. Poor relief for all townships, $9,000. Court house repairs and care of grounds, $900; janitors and engineer, $2,672; fuel, light, water and other supplies, $3,625. Jail repairs, $600; physician at county jail and women's Jail, $125; matron Home for Friendless, $300; washing, $72; guard for insane, $660; fuel, light, water and other supplies, $1,950. m. ' Poor farm repairs and care of the grounds, $900; salary superintendent,

PALLADIUM WANT ADS

Talk to tha Town Through. THE PALLADIUM

:QR RENT Continued

11 Cerat a Word 7 Days for the Price of 5 Telephone Number 2566

HENNING & BOSWELL Comstock Bids. Phone 2S26. REAL ESTATE Real estate Is now increasing rapidly in value, and is yielding its owners a better per cent than any other kinds of investments. If you desire to invest your money to the best advantage, buy real estate. Mother Earth is the surest 'thing la which to invest your money. If you wish to build a

home, we will build It for you at the

most reasonable , terms. t We have hundreds of good bargains to offer, and can give you almost any location

! in the city In which you may desire

to build. If you think we can in any way interest you, call and see us. HENNING & BOSWELL Phone 2826.

CITY OF HAMILTON IS NOW IN PECULIAR PREDICAMENT

Helen Garvin for a visit at Spiceland.i $800; employes, $1,800; .physician,

j Miss Annabel Clifford and Mr. Glen ! fuel. light and supplies and othiRidenour were married at Cincinnati, j er cost of maintenance, $7,060. ' Monday, August 17. No particulars. Care of orphans In various institu-

Miss Anna Mueller, of Louisville, j turns, $3,500; expense of inmates of Ky., came today to be a guest of the I state penal institutions, $3,000. Misses Martha and Mabel Gossard at! Expense of registration and elec

tive home of their uncle, the Rev. j tion, $6,000

Want, Ad Letter List Q 20 1 Shoes 1 M. D. 1 S 1 A.. Z. ..., 2 A. 1 Location 4 Piano 1 Mail will be kept for 30 days only. All mail not called for within that time will be cast out.

BUSINESS CLASSIFIED Continued. Take a Trip to Florida. "See Fellsmere First." FUNK AND MILLER General Sales Agents, Fellsmere Farms. Second National Bank Bldg. Richmond, Ind. Phone 2706.

j Low-rate special Excursions,

September 2d. ZUTTERMEISTER'S Large moving vans. Phonj S519. Office, Rear 19 S. Sixth street

PORTERFIELD & GAAR, Union Nat'l Bank Bldg, The place to buy a home. New double house, Eaet End. New double house. South end. 119 acres with two brick houses. We can interest you !n real estate. PORTERFIELD & GAAR, Phone 1401

FOR RENT House on South 12th St

! No. Rlfi. ftipun. wilhotit children.

25-2t FRRENT Five rooms. SIS " South 5th. 20-7t

WANTED

Brings Suit Against Itself, Then Appropriates Money Which Does Not Exist to .. Defend Municipality.

' (Palladium Special.) . HAMILTON, O., Aug.'!. This city is in. the peculiar predicament of having brought suit against itself; then appropriating money which does not exist to;' pay attorney fees to defend itself against itself. Hamilton is a city of nearly 40,000 people whose administrative work, as a result of the last municipal election held in November, is being handled by a Democratic mayor and of the nine councilmen, five are Socialists, three are Democrats and one is a Republican. Last , February the Socialists council decided It wanted the police force of the city reduced from fifty to thirty men. It failed to get the appropriation ordinance hut when the time came for passing the semi-annual appropriating ordinance, the five members of the city council, still determined to reduce the police department decided upon the plan of failing to pass sufficient money to pay for the polic department that was legally created. Attorney General Hogan of Ohio was appealed to and returned a decision

that the council was in duty bound to provide sufficient funds to pay thhe legally created department. The Socialists prepared a new appropriating ordinance, in which the amount appropriated was still too low to meet the expenses and this ordinance was vetoed by Mayor Thad Straub. Since that time the Socialists have never been able to pass their appropriating ordinance over the mayor's veto. Recently City Solicitor John Neilan, after waiting two months for the appropriating ordinance to be passed brought mandamus proceedings in the common pleas court to compel the council to pass an ordinance. Hamilton as a result is fighting its own suit and expending much money to pay attorneys fees to defend itself against its own suit. Five hundred City employes are without funds. Since July first, not a dollar has been paid out of the Hamilton city treasury to pay city employes. The banks of Hamilton, in many cases have amisted the employes by lending them money to meet grocery and household expenses. But those banks which pay 4 per cent interest on city bonds, charge 6 per cent interest to city employes when they borrow money to pay their bedts. From the Mayor down to the lowlieBt street cleaner, every city employe has been working since July first, without recompense. '

The Socialists also steadfastly re-

Father Shea. Rev. Hollopeter received word of the death of a nephew from diphtheria at Avon, near Syracuse, N. Y, Harry Ault and little were visiting with; Mr, and Mrs. Left1! Ault. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ogborn will occupy the property of Mr. Thaddeus Frazier. ' J :; Tha. Misses Goldie and Minnie Miller will spend the week with friends In New Lisbon and Millvllle.

Mrs. Mae Boden Is spending the

Burial of soldiers and soldiers' wid

ows, $2,000.Expense public advertising, $800. Viewers and damages of highways, $300. "Board of charities, $50. ,? Farmers institute, $100, Ditch repairs, $400. Justices of the peace returning fines, $20. Bridge engineer, $850, Employes under contract with the board of commissioners, $1,000. To meet any deficiency in school

day with her cousin, Robert Study, of i funds remaining uncollected at end of

Richmond, who also entertains their

; cousin, Miss Blandhe Nichols, who leaves from there today for her home jin New York city. ' j Miss Ruth Brown, of Liberty, is vis- ! iting at the home of Mr and Mrs. Frei mont Freeman. s rj,;, ;. j Tree planting societies have been ; storied in Norway to cover, the mounttan sides and untillable areas of the j country with forests as thhey were ' centuries ago. The annual report I shows that last yeari, (societies i planted 2,276,000 treeit 11 !,N'?

POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

! FRANK JONES Is a i-andidate for Councilman from the Svsth Ward, subject to the Reputlican nomination. DR. W. W ZIMMERMAN, candij date for Mayor, on the Republican 1 ticket.

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Receiving Want Ads by telephone is the final detail in making The Palladium Want Columns promptly and perfectly useful to the readers. Telephoned Ads cost no more in money and less in time; but The Palladium must employ collectors to follow the phone. The extra accommodation of receiving by phone should be encouraged by always being ready for the collector. DON'T LET HIM CALL THE -SECOND -TIME---

( State of Indiana, County of Wayne, ss. j Before the Board of Commissioners of Wayne County, Indiana, i Notice to the Public: lln the Matter of the Improvement of 'Richmond and Newport Turnpike, '' (Chester Road). j Notice Is Hereby Given, that The i Board of Commissioners of Wayne i County, Indiana, has ordered that the 1 contractor in the matter of the ltn-

;provement of the Richmond and New-. Expens9 of insanity Inquests Fees iport Turnpike, in Wayne township, o cierk. ; sheriff, constable, witness.

vaue tuuuijf, iuukiui, uc yermmea istiro of neace. medical examiners-

year, $1,500

Poor school . children, books and clothing. $600. Expense school fund loan, , $100. Taxes refunded, $500. Expenses of bridge repairs, $5,000. For payment of temporary Joan, $22,000. For payment of principal of county refunding bonds. $20,051.25, For payment of interest on county bonds, $2,710. ' Officers' Estimates. Auditor Salary, aif ofnee .expenses, including cost of assessors supplies for fifteen townships, $6,028. Treasurer Salary and office expenses, $7,318. Sheriff Salary, per diem attending court and office expense and board of prisoners, $7,967. Recorder- Salary and fees and office expenses, $3,365. County Superintendent Per diem, office help and expenses and teachers institute allowance, $2,768.50. Clerk Salary, per diem attending court and office expenses, $5,175. County Assessor Salary and office expenses, $1,355. . County Surveyor Per diem and office expensts, $440. County Coroner Per diem expenses and witness fees, $915. Expenses Wayne Circuit Court Expense of clanges of venue, $325; special judges. $400; juries, . $4,000; witnesses, $100; official reporter and supplies, $1,6(0; bailiffs, $540; expenses JuTenile court, $450; court room supplies, repsirs. law library expenses, $325; expanses of returning fugitives,

$300.

Dr. F. P. Buche has moved to 106 S. 7th. 20-2t

FOR RENT Good 7-room house, 112 S. 5th. Call 223 S. 5th. 20-4t

FOR RENT Small house to responsible couple without children. Call 222 South 11th street. 14-7t

GOOD INVESTMENT Property for sale. Phone 3665. 20-7t WANTED By man and wife with no children, three unfurnished rooms for housekeeping, "by September 1, centrally located. Address L. M., Palladium. 20-3t

i FOR RENT Furuiibed rooms for

light housekeeping. S29 South 9th. street. 15-7t

WANTED Apprentice girls. Kielhorn Millinery Qo., 525 Main street. 20-3t WANTED Place to assist with housework by young girl in private family. Call 121 S. S'tb. 20-2t WANTED Washing and ironing to take home. Address A. L., care Palladium. 20-2t WANTED To rent room with board, centrally located. Address" French Dry Cleaning Co., city. . augl9tf

FOR RENT Farm, for cash. Exceh lent land, buildings and fences. In Wayne county. Adress Owner, care Palladium. T5-7t

FOR RENT Furnished fiat for light housekeeping. 105 N. 4th. S-tf

j FOR RENT Five-room doubUs house, j Good reference; no children. Inquire 221 S. 3d st jlylt-tf

WANTED Any kind of day work. M. I. T., 1109 Crcsshall st. 19-2t WANTED Experienced shoe clerk. Address "Shoes," care Palladium. 16-tf MRS. C. K. BARNES will aiscontinue serving meals until Sept. 2. 16-tf WANTED By young married couple, no children, furnished flat or three or four house keeping rooms, by September 1; must be good location. Address "Location," care Palladium. 16-7 WANTED Three furnished or unfurnished rooms, with heat. In good neighborhood ,by elderly people. Address "Rooms, care Palladium. 18-3t SEE RICHMOND MFGTCOJ for used equipment. We may have the machine you want. 15-7t WANTED One or two unfurnished rooms, good locality. Phone 4843. ; " 14-7t WANTED Competent cook. Tel 2163.

WANTED Laundry woman at West-

FOR RENT A furnished room and bath. 64 South 12th. 7-ti FOR RfiNT Private " room and "open space for storage In our sew modern concrete building. Richmond Storage Co., rear 19 S. 11th 8f Phon 1412. 19-2 mo

FOR SALE

Attention FARMERS BUILDERS PROPERTY OWNERS Save money by having an expert shingler. 20 years' experience. O'.d roors taV en off and new ones put on. Be sure and get prices from TIPER 18 N. 13TH ST. PHONE 1054

SAM S. VIGRAN RELIABLE PAWNBROKER Moaey advanced on anything of value. Special values In trunks, suit caaei. etc 6 NORTH 6TII STREET

Farms and City Property For Sale Buildlns lots and residences in all parts of the city. Wo writ ail klrnl of insurance, rent" properties, : loau money and make surety bonds. WM. BRADBURY & SON Rooms 1 & 3 Westcott Block mon-wed-fri tf

H. H.JONES 0 Auctioneer I cry all kind cf sales anywhere nd guarantee satisfaction or no pay. Horses bought and sold at s!l times. Livery and feed barn is connection. No. 15 North 7th st. Richmond. Phoo office 1413, residence 2570.

FOR SALE REAL ES-TATE

SEE MOORE OGPORN for all kind cf fniumnre. Beads and Loans. Real Estate and Rentals. Room 16, L O. O. F. F. Bidg

FOR SALE LARGE GROCER'S REFRIGERATOR. 9 feet high. 44 feet -deep, 7 feet long; in good condition. Well made fixtures with solid walnut finish. . Inquire immediately at the BEE HIVE GROCERY, 1017 , and 1019 Main st., Richmond. Indiana. . 20-tf FORSALE- French-Poodle puppies. 38 S. 9th. 20-3t

FOR SALE Grapes. Phone 4196. 20-7t FOR'SALEWalnut parlor suite, good as new. 130 South lltb. 20-2t , FOR SALE Good Favorite base 'burn-' er. 127 S. Sth street - 20-2t

FOR SALE Apple Phone 5126 B.

elder vinegar. 20-3t

cott hotel.

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FOR PASTURE call O. E. Fulghuiu. Phone 51 22-A. 6-tf GET YOUR lawn mower sharpened. Screen doors and windows made and repaired, gasoline stores cleaned, new and second-hand bicycles, pictures framed, baby cabs retired. We repair v ,-ything. Worjc called for and delivered. Brown Daraeli Co, 1020 Main. .

FOR SALE Side board, other household goods. 21 S. W. 2nd streoL 20-7t FOR SALE Horses, harness, wagons, drills, drills, drills, all kinds, ia good repair. 317 N. A. 19-7t FOR SALE Cider barrels. 125 N. 8th. 19-3t

A. M. ROBERTS REAL ESTATE City and farm propcrtJca. Liberty Ave. R. No. 1. rhore 411. OJfies Keys Haraegi Store. CIZ Main St. ' Public Sale of Real Estate, Thuriday, August 2S. 1207 Ridgs street, consisting of a 2 story, 6 room frame house, well painted, porch. Hof well of water in good condition, ail around, lot 35x140, adjoining lot 4 Ox 140. This 13 a fine building lot, cement sidewalks, right on car line, ad Joining school house, ia the beet residence part of Fairricw. Don't fall to investigate this if you are in the" market for a home or investment For further particulars, call at resldenca. where every courtesy will be shown, or See the Colonial Auct. Co. Robert B. Hough,

Auctioneers.

'FOR SALE -20 building lot near moi- ' ton lalre. Sarah Hawortb, 725 S. W. A I street 20-7t

FOR SALE Household goods Call 107 Richmond Ave. 16-tf

FOR SALE A Sohmer upright piano, cheap. 303 N. Tenth street. 15-7t

FOR SALE Double outdoor toilet Call 21 South 10th street 12 tf

;and allowed to temporarily close the said road for travel by conveyances of the various kinds. Such closing will

fees, clotting, etc, $1,550.

Expenses of Epileptic " Inquests

Fees of- clerk, sheriff, medical exam-

FOR RENT

FOR SALE Remington typewriter good condition, cheap. Inquire Palladium office. 12-tf FORSALEChoice extracted honey. 300 S. West 3rd. Phone 4733. 14-7t

FOR SALE OR TRADE Farm of l acres. Will take part in city pro erty. Richard Shute, phon 1695. 2t

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!only be done in so far as is necessary hner, justice of peace, clothing, etc

,to properly handle and construct such $2S0. r ;work, and said road, either in whole- Costs of assessing as estimated by or in part, will be opened as rapidly as j township ; assessors Abington townconditions permit jship, $1ST.50; Boston. $187.50; Center, Ample road service is now provided $417.50; Clay. $207.50; Dalton. $158.50; to th-! east by way of "Cart Road" and j Franklin, $227.50;: Greene. $237.50; , to the west by "Union Pike." j Harrison, $1S7.&0: Jackson, $597.50; ! The assistance of the public is re-"; Jefferson, $3350; New Garden, ,: quested in the matter of this improve-) 1217.50; Perry, $207.50; Washington, Sment and that the public will not dis-j 533T-50;i WaTne 54,120; Webster, ; regard the terms of this notice. $187.50. ; : The Board of Commissioners of , I 1 f " timated expenses, Waae County, State of Indiana. 5 158,538 7S- . . " "'' . , ByRobert N. Beeson, President I mr fVJS ;Le-fe S. BoT.maTtrOTurty auditor.- 4 tMs ? day of.August, .1913.

f FOR RENT Three unfurnished j J rooms. 123 X. 17th st 13 3t j FOR RENT Two rooms for light ! linuskpnirff 11S ' 11th in.tr

FOR RENT Furnished flat. 415 1 Main. - lS-7t

FOR RENT Five-room flat .electric !

lights and tath. South 5th and A. f See A. W. Gregg at Hoosier Store, i

anglS-tf, FOR RENT An upper fiat, four rooms and bath . 'Phone 1700. 16-tf

FOR RENT Furnished bed room men only. Strictly private. Inquire 46 South 11th. 16-tf

BUSINESS CLASSIFIED

1S-19-20-21-22-23

" (FOR RENT One or two furnished

U S. BO WHAN. Auditor, i rooms. 304 N. 21st. 0-7t

Shurley's Large Moving Vans 1? to 14 Notth th street Phone 153. AUJO LIVERY" 32.00 per Hour QUAKER CITY GARAGE Phone 1625. LARGEST MOVING VANS B. F. Morris Moving Vans 202 S. 8th St. Phone 1627 AL F. Hancr. ftlzi.

LOST On Wednesday of last week, a gold watch fob with the name of "Walter on it Finder please return to John King, Centerrille. or to John Copeland, Cambridge City, R. R.. and receive reward. 20-S LOST Ladies' long coat and a dustcr at the hitch rack in Glen Park. Leave at Palladium. Reward. 20-11

LOST Between Finney's confectionery and Bee Hive grocery, small black purse containing bills and cash. Finder notify E. W Co&te, care Adam H. Bartel Co., and receive reward. 20-2t

FOUND

Chautauqua. Call 317 N. 20th. Fhoaa