Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 56, 15 January 1914 — Page 10

THE RICHM.QND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, JAN. 15, 1914

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BEAUTIFY BANKS

THOMPSON SLOGAN

Eyesores Along Whitewater's Yalley Should Be Cover-. - ed, Vines, He Says. In abolishing the ugly spots along the course of the Whitewater river and other unsightly places in the city.

Prof. J. F. Thompson, a member of the Commercial club committee on civic improvement, hopes to make plats which will be useful for school purposes. The problem of beautifying the river banks was placed in Professor Thompson's hands by the committee. Ground along the river in Cleveland Professor Thompson said, was platted and cultivated as gardens. Since the students at the Garfield school, and other schools of the cities will be given work in gardening during the spring months, Mr. Thompson believes ground along the river can be divided among those pupils who have no gardens at their homes. In this way the children would be working for themselves in getting out their school work and also for the city in improving what are now bare, ugly places. This plan Professor Thompson believes is practical and can be worked out in connection with the school course. In addition he would propose that vines and borders be used to improve the appearance of the riverbed. Vines, he said, were often used to cover up eyesores such as are seen along the Whitewater.

AGENT WILL SPEAK AT BOSTON MEETING Cobb to Appear Before TriCounty Farmers Institute

DRAPER'S BATTERIES ARRIVEJFEBRUARY -1 Middleborough Team to Have Training: Quarters in This City.

FAMILY R0 RESULT Brothers-in-Laws Threaten Each Other.

Hearing on the provoke charge filed against Thurman Mitchell by Harvey Piatt was set for Friday morning by Mayor Robbins. Piatt charges that Mitchell approached him on Main Btreet yesterday afternoon and cursed him. Then the two men began to threaten each other, but before they came to blows friends intervened. Mitchell and Piatt are brothers-in-law, and their trouble is the culmination of family quarrels.

A. D. Cobb, Wayne county agent, will speak on "Cooperation" at the Tri-county Farmers Institute in the Christian church at Boston, Jan. 19. Opening Monday morning, , the institute will close Tuesday afternoon. Officers of the organization holding the meeting are Charles Williams, president; S. H. Goble, secretary; William S. Miller, treasurer.

The program of the institute 101lows: Monday, January 19. Morning Session. 9:30 Music. Invocation C. C. Petry. Music. Treasurer's report. 10:00 Talk Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley. 11:00 "Co-Operation" A. D. Cobb. Wayne County Agricultural Agent Discussion. Appointment of Nominating Committee and Committee on Resolutions. Afternoon Session. 1:30 Music. Report of Nominating Committee oTrl 1irtirm of officers.

1:45 "Raising of Live Stock Thollie Druley. Discussion. 2:30 "The Whole Man" Rev. Omer

Thomas. 3:15 Music. Tuesday, January 20. Morning Session. 9:30 Music. Invocation Edward Timberlake. Music. 10:00 "Experiences as County Agent" Otis Crane, of Marion, Ind. Discussion. 11:00 "An Economic Dietry" Mrs. C. N. Lindley, of Salem, Ind. Discussion. Music. Afternoon Session. 1:30 Music. Report of Committee on Resolutions "The Domestic Science Club and Its Relation to the Community" Mrs. C. N. Lindley. Discussion. 2:30 "How to Keep Poultry Healthy" Otis Crane. 3:15 Awarding of prizes in Corn, Bread and Butter Contest. Adjournment.

BLACK HAWKS V.

Defeat Iroquois Seconds By 19 to 9 Score.

Y. M. C. A. STANDING. Won Lost Pet. Iroauois Firsts 4 1 .800

Delphian Firsts 3 Blackhawk Firsts ..... 4 Iroquois Seconds 4 Blackhawk Seconds .. 2

The advance guard of Manager

Drapers' Middleborough team of the Spartans 4 Annnlarhfnn T .coo-no Mnolitliir of aW Delphian Seconds .... 0

1 .760 2 .667 2 ".667 3 ..400 0 .000 4 .000

or seven battery men, will arrive in the city about the first of February.

In a fast and spectacular game at

the "Y" gym last night the Black

KING ROLLS 200 IN "Y" LEAGUE

Y. M. C. A. LEAGUE.

Starrs

Hunts .:; 21 Panhandles 20 I H 0 18 Models IS Y. M. C. A. 12 Rivals 9 Doctors : 9

Won. Lost. Pet. 21 9 .700

10 13 15 15 21 20 23

.633 :606 .545 .545 .364 .310 .273

ADDS FLOUR TRADE Hackman, Klehfoth and Co.,' Branches Out.

Another squad of men will come to ; Hawk nreta won from tne Iroquois Richmond about the first of March, I seconds by the score of 19 to 9. Meand by April, Draper hopes to have ; jearis did the stellar work for the

his full squad of thirty men in ac- j winners, securing three field and one tlon" . . . . . foul goal. Grimmes and Denney also A series of games with the Rich- , , . mond team has been arranged. These ' Played a ood game. For the losers contests will be held April 26, May 3 j Watt did the most effective work seand May 10. The leaguers will also j curing four baskets for his team, play a number of exhibition games Score, with Coach Reagan's Earlham squad U Lineup and summary:

as well as games with teams of the Black Hawks

minor leagues.

This Is the first time that a league has had its training quarters in this city.

FRESHMEN ELECT

Van Horn, Medearis Forward Grimmes

Denney Burrt

Forward Center

CITY STATISTICS

Mr. South Mr. Ninth Mr. boy.

Births. and Mrs. Frank I Davis, 1033 Eighth street, girl, and Mrs. Edward Cook, 410 S. street, boy. and Mrs. Stolle, 11 Liberty Ave.,

The freshmen debate tryouts, which , jor(jau

"ere ueiu ai ine college at 4 O ClOCK yesterday afternoon, resulted in the selection of Shambaugh, Hall and Messick to represent the freshmen in the interclass tryouts for the election of two teams to represent Earlham in the coming triangular debates which will be held in the spring with Indiana university and DePau wuniversity.

Iroquois

O'Neal Watt Tomlinson Foster

Hafner

Guard Field Goals Watt, 4; Medearis, 3; Grimmes, 3; Denney, 2; Van Horn. Foul Goals Medearis, Foster. Referee Brunton. Scorer Petti john.

Guard

LA8T NIGHT'S RESULTS. Panhandles..;.. 765 760 763 I. H. C 713 743 787 Last night's bowling at the "Y" alleys by the Panhandles and I. H. C. teams made no material change in the league standing but it paved the way possibly for the models and I. H. C. squads to change places within a week or two. King, of the I. H. C.'s carried off the high score with an even 200 pins in the last game. Miller of the same team rolled 199 pins in the first game. The lowest score of any member of the

Panhandle team was 114 and the highest 191 both made by Green. The high score of the I. H. C. was 200 by King and the low, 81 by Richey. Following is the score score summary: ,

PANHANDLES.

Green 191 Foster 129 Porter 163 Rlnghoff ; 136 Gillispie 151

Hackman, Klehfoth & Co., a wellknown concern, which has been engaged in the coal and building material business for the last twenty-eight years, has added flour to Us line.. The company have the exclusive selling agency for this vicinity for the Occident brand of flour.. It will be sold to grocers and bakers only. This concern has the very best facilities for handling flour to ad van

tage, having a ware bouse on one of

its switches in which to store the

flour, which also enables it to truck

it from the car into the war houae. -

This building is ideal for storing

flour, being absolutely waterproof and

dampproof. The delivery equipment, which consists of a motor truck and a number of teams will enable the firm

to give quick service.

LOCAL OPTICIANS :

ARE TO HELP IN EYE DISSECTION

C- M. Jenkins, of this city will have

charge of the eye dissection clinic t the annual meeting of the Indiana

State Optical society, Monday. There will be three tables at the clinic, one

of which will be conducted ' by Miss

Clara Sweitzer, also of this city. Talks on the parts of the eye. will be

made by Wilbur S. Smith and Stella

V. Cooper, of Indianapolis; C. O. Mc

Coy, Green sburg; Joseph Myers. Lafayette. Mr. Jenkins and H. E. Wcodard, of Indianapolis, will give practical demonstrations of fitting lenses and mountings.

SPECIAL Cream to whip. Try our Coffee roasted today. H. G. HADLEY - Phone 2292

Edward Corton, of Everett, has at tained a reDutation in oickiner chick

ens. In an exhibition given recently at j

Derry, N. H., he killed and picked four chickens in two and three-quarters minutes. Later he plucked a chicken in twenty seconds, and a duck in two minutes.

The ancient town of Cambridge, England, is soon to have women police.

ITALY EXPERIENCES TERRIFIC EARTHQUAKE BULLETIN. LEGHORNE, Italy, Jan. 15. Six terrific earthquake shocks were felt here today causing a panic among the inhabitants and doing extensive, damage. The first hock was recorded at 4:30 o'clock and the others followed in quick succession. No loss of life was reported.

114 185 178 151 154 142 174 156 140 128

765 760 763 I. H. C. King 170 158 200 Kessler 130 157 136 Melhuish 124 135 132 Richey 81 121 168 Miller 199 172 151

713 743 787 Friday night the Rivals and Starrs will play their scheduled match. The initial game between the Ideals and Nationals in the reorganized City League schedule will be played tonight. The two teams will lineup as follows: Ideals Runge, Youngflesh, Meyer, J. Martin and B. Martin. Nationals Mercurio, Hodge, Hosier, Ross Jr., and Rockwood.

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Best General Purpose Goal Sold 4-75 pet- 4oim

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ASSOCIATION MEETS TOMORROW NIGHT

The West Richmond Improvement Association will meet Friday night at 7:30 o'clock in the Baxter school building.

Thistlethuaite's

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"If There Were No Thistlethwaite Drug Stores, There'd Be No Cut Rate Drugs." FRIDAY AND SATURDAY THE BEST RUBBER GOODS BARGAIN WE'VE EVER OFFERED. $1.00 HOT WATER BOTTLE 68c WHITE, SLATE TRIMMED $1.25 HOT WATER BOTTLE 84c RED, TAN AND CHOCOLATE COLOR $1.50 HOT WATER BOTTLE 96c RED AND CHOCOLATE These bottles are worth nearly double what we ask for them and won't last long at prices named. We will receive telephone orders for them, but cannot deliver them. Palm Olive Special

Watch For Our White Goods Sale

Richmond's Daylight Store

New models in Black

and White Skirts

$5 value for .

$2.98

50c

Palm Olive Cream

33c

3 Cakes Palm Olive Soap

Our Every Day Prices .

25c Sal Hepatica .... 19 50c Sal Hepatica .... 39 $1.00 Sal Hepatica . . .79 25c Musterole 19 50c Pinex 39 25c Antiphlogistine . . 19 50c Antiphlogistine . . 39 25c Eagle Milk, 2 for 25 25c Cuticura Soap . . . 19 $1.00 Duffy's Malt . .79 $1 Pinkham's Comp., 79 50c Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin 39

$1.00 Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin 79 50c Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur 39 $1.00 Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur 79 75c Jad Salts 63 50c Horlick's Malted Milk 39 $1.00 Horlick's Malted Milk 79 $3.75 Horlick's Malted Milk $3.19

SCRAP TOBACCO 6 for 25c

CHEWING GUMS 3 for 10c

Thistletlwaite's;

Cut Rate Drug Stores 8TH AND NORTH E. 6TH AND MAIN. 8TH AND SO. E. I ? I l I s i 1 $ CZZ

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150 absolutely all wool high grade Dresses in all the newest fabrics and 1914 models at

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Crepes Serges Poplins Novelty Cloths . AMI Iz5s9 AMI (DIlDrs No shop-worn or clearance sale dresses, but brand-new, up-

to-the-minute dresses for the

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