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The Republican Convention The eyes of the nation are centered on the Republican convention at Chicago. , Democrats as well as Republicans are wondering what the outcome of the deliberations will be. Upon the selection of the right man hinges victory for the Republican party and defeat for the Democratic party. Should the wrong man be chosen, President Wilson will be returned to the White House. The Republicans are cognizant of the importance of the decision they are to make. -Party workers cannot tell whether the old bosses will rule the convention or whether the .' will of the delegates will triumph ' Reports re-
managers of the various candidates. - The real test will come later. ' Every Republican admits that -the party is facing a serious crisis and that only forethought
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the problem. ; The issues that were raised four years ago, have not died out. Unless these are given consideration and influences that made
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Republican party will enter the campaign with a handicap which will make possible the election ' of Mr. Wilson.
The Gospel of Health The United States Public Health Service is trying to educate the American people in health knowledge. The results of the experiments and observations of its corps of trained specialists
FAMILY REUNIONS HELO BY PREBLE COUNTY FOLK
WEST MANCHESTER, O.. June 8. Mrs. Lurenua Trump and daughters Leah and Ola, John Gauch and family, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Davisson, Mrs. L. 0. Trump and children attended the Trump family reunion Thursday, 3 miles southeast of Arcanum, at the home of J. A. Trump and family The Gauch family reunion was held Saturday at the Eaton fair grounds. The date of the reunion was changed for next year and will be held the i second Sunday in June at the fair grounds .Miss Mildred Johnson of (near Xenia, who has been the guest iof Roscoe Crisenberry and family, will return home Friday. Take Trip to Eaton. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Slier were in Eaton Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Marsh Newman and daughter, Mrs. Clara Gaus were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Slier at their home j east of town on Friday Carey Pit man and wife entertained Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Freise of Tippecanoe City, and George Phillips and wife at dinner Sunday. ....A number of outOXFORD BOARD ELECTS MEMBERS OXFORD. O., June 8. The board of education has elected Miss Anna M. Holdsworth, of Oxford, grade teacher In the public schools at a salary of $55 a month. Miss Holdsworth was craduated from teachers' college, Miami university, today. FABLES DOWN TO DATE. "Do you know the fable of tht rrasshopper and the ant?" "Oh, yes. The grasshopper danced hile the ant toiled to get the monej to take a few Imwu" FOR HE BLOOD M All Drufl Stores
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The Hyphen The Indianapolis Star has commented on the hyphen question a number of times, always emphasizing tb,e fact that hyphens are negligible quantities. Recently it showed that the hyphen in German-American was not put there by the Germans but by the Americans. In an editorial on James J. Hill it says : Within a week millions of people in this country have read in thousands of papers that James J. Hill was born and reared in Canada and came to this country as a young man to seek his fortune. - Did any one of them ever hear him referred to as a Canadian-American? Did any one in this' country ever think of him as anything else than-an American? Did any one in the United States ever know of his thinking of himself as anything except an American? The Federal census of 1910 shows that there were in this country at that time 1,201,146 who had come to us from Canada and Newfoundland. Who ever heard of a single one in all that number classed as a Canadian-American? Did any one ever, know of their getting together before an election , and making demands or threats in the interest of. Canada? Does any one know of any particle of hostile sentiment in this country toward Canada or Canadians? . Reciprocal conditions are found on the other side of the border. Hundreds of thousands of people have gone across the boundary in recent years to cultivate the fertile prairies of the Canadian Northwest. Those familiar with conditions know that there are no American-Canadians up there. The hyphen simply does not exist for those who go from one-country to the other north and south of the international line.
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IS THE BASEBALL SEA SOX. "SE rndma dead again!" exclaims the boss with look severe "Why. boy. you burled her. I know, a dozen times last yea?To have another funeral for her would be a shame--Oet out and find some other gag, if you would see the gams." W hia grandmother.
tight side down In dress. CONVENTION IS WELL ATTENDED AT MORNING SUN WEST MANCHESTER, O., June 8. Mrs. J. B. Trone and Mrs. F. M. Davisson, represented the Christian Sunday school at the annual Sunday school convention held at Morning Sun on Wednesday. Misses Fern Woolf, Helen Siler and Von Siler and Edgar Parks were delegates to the girls and boys congress The funeral of W. P. McGriff, whose death occurred Sunday evening at his home near Castine, was held Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the U. B. church at Castine. Burial was in the Castine cemetery. Hold Miller Reunion. The annual reunion of the Miller family will be held Thursday at the home of William Guenther and family south of town John Stephens is erecting a new house and barn on his lot on North Main street.. .. .Mrs. Ruth Dixon and Mrs. Sada Wolverton and Giles and Irene Wolverton of Greenville, spent Monday afternoon here with relatives John Frank and family and Frank Parks and family were Sunday guests of Elden Gruber and wife. The term "free lance," now meaning a literary man who is in no one's employ, is a relic of the crusades, when companies of knights roved from place to place, offering their services to any one who would pay for them. NOTICE OF GRANTING OF FRANCHISE CONTRACT AND OF PUBLIC HEARING THEREOF. State of Indiana, County of Wayne, ss: Before the Board of Trustes of the Town of Greensfork, Indiana. Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers and interested parties and citizens of the Town of Greensfork, Wayne county, Indiana, that upon the 3lSt day of May, 1916, the Board of Trustees of said Town entered into contract with The Greensfork Electric company, granting to said company the right to place upon the streets, alleys and public grounds of said town and to thereafterwards occupy the same with an electricity transmission and distribution system; and further said town enters into contract for Dublic lighting and grants the right to said ' company to engage in private lighting ' ana distribution of electricity.
bald Board of Trustees has further i alleys or public grounds of the said fixed 7 o'clock, p. m.. on Wednesday, town, and it is determined by the June 21, 1916, and the office of the ! town authorities, that any of the poles, Board of Trustees in said town as a i wires, masts, conduits or other applitime and place at which in miblic i ances of said electric nlant which nr
meeting said contract and an ordinance approving the same shall be finally considered by said board. All persons who desire to oppose any of the terms of said contract or to recommend any changes or alterations therein to said board are notified to appear at said time and place and present such objections or suggestions. The contract as tentatively entered into is in words and figures as follows, to-wit: An ordinance granting the rieht to ; the Greensfork Electric company and j their successors and assigns to construct, maintain and operate an elec- ; trie plant in and upon the streets, j ways and public grounds of the town j of Greensfork, Wayne county, Indiana, upon the terms and conditions specified. Section One. Be it ordained by the I President and Board of Trustees of J the Town of Greensfork, Wayne ; county, Indiana, that the right, privi- : lege and authority is hereby and by tnis ordinance granted to The Greensfork Electric company, and to their successors and assigns, to erect, construct maintain and operate, upon the public streets, alleys, and public grounds, within the corporate limits of said town all proper and necessary poles, masts, cables, conduits and all other appliances necessary and proper for the maintenance and operation of an electric plant, within said town, for the purpose of supplying electric current to the said town and to the inhabitants thereof, for lighting, for power and for any purposes for which electric current is now used or may hereafter be used, upon the terms and conditions as are in this ordinance set forth. Section Two. All poles, masts,
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ANDERSON", Ind., June 8. Some changes were noted in the. wearing apparel of the two thousand men and women who attended the annual general assembly of the Church of God. The men are now wearing neckties, something unusual, and the women are allowing more color to creep into their attire than formerly. Masonic Calendar Friday King Solomon's Chapter, No. 4 ,R. A. M. Stated convocation. SUFFERED YEARS OF TORTURE, CURED IN ONE MONTH Many Cases Suffering for Years and Thought to be Incurable, Now Being Healed. A prominent citizen of Alliance, O., writes: "For years I suffered with eczema on -my face. Our leading druggist recommended Amoloxi-I bought one box of ointment and two bottles of the liquid and one cake of soap. After a month's treatment I am completely cured. It has been several months since using it and my face is perfectly smooth, with no sign of a return of the trouble. John Hodgson, 936 Noble St., Alliance, Ohio. AMOL70X, the new scientific prescription for the relief and cure of skin diseases, now at leading drug stores. 50c trial size. A. G. Luken & Co. will refund the money if it fails to do what we claim for it. Send postal for free sample to Amolox Laboratories, Youngstown, Ohio. Adv. wires, cables and all other structures and appliances erected or placed by the said Greensfork Electric company or their assigns, shall be of good material and so constructed as to provide safety to the said town and the inhabitants thereof, as reasonably may be and so.( maintained as that the same shall always be capable of supplying the said town and inhabitants thereof with current for the uses as in this ordinance contemplated and set forth, and so constructed as that the poles, wires, and appliances so constructed and maintained shall not unneccessarily interfere with the use of the streets, alleys and public grounds of j tne said town, by the public nor with the free ingress and egress to and from the said streets, alleys or public grounds to the property of citizens. Section Three. In case of any pub lic improvement of any of the streets located on such street, alley or public J ground so to be improved, and which belong to the said Greensfork Electric company, are In the way of such improvement, said Greensfork Electric company, or their successors or assigns will on notice and request of such town authorities, temporarily remove any such appliances so in the way, and will restore the same as soon as such improvement will permit the same to be done, all at the expense of said owners of such electric plant. And in case the said owners fail upon proper notice and request by the Town authorities to so remove any such appliances, the town may remove the same or cause the same to be done and the said owners will pay all expense thereof. Section Four. The said Greensfork Electric company and their successors and assigns shall at all times fully indemnify and save harmless the said town from any and all damage whieh it may be made liable for, in any wise on account of the failure of said owners of said electric plant, to properly construct, maintain or operate tbe same, upon any of the streets, alleys or public grounds of said town. Section Five All rights, powers and authority herein granted to the said Greensfork Electric company, and their successors and assigns will he indeterminate in time as is contemplated and provided in the statutes of the State of Indiana, commonly known as the Public Service Commission Act, and all rights and powers so herein granted subject to the provisions of tho said Indiana statute; and the acceptance of the terms of this ordinance will be taken as an acceptance of the terms of the said Statutes of Indiana and any and all laws amendatory thereof or supplemental thereto.
JOE SHAFER INJURED IN BASEBALL GAME
CAMPBELLSTOWN, O.. June 8. Wesley Rogers and family Tisited relative at Boston, Ind. Sunday and attended decoration ierrjeea. a t ; ' William O'Hara and wife and Jim O'Hara Tisited Dr. O'Hara and family at Lewisburg. John O Hara and Pete O'Hara were Sunday afternoon caller. Injury la Not Serious. . Joe Shafer is able to be out again after the injury to his ankle, the last day of school, in playing ball. Miss Mildred Ervin, Harold House, Heber O'Hara and Clarence Thompson attended the Eaton high school graduation exercise Thursday evening. Japan's foreign trade last year was unprecedented, as it showed a big balance in favor of exports. Aching Tender Feet Hard and Soft Corns Bunions and
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Tailors. so far as the same may be applicable to the said electric plant, and any purchasers of the said plant and any successors of the said Greensfork Electric company will be subject to all the obligations and conditions as in this ordinance set forth. And the said Greensfork Electric company and their successors or assigns will conform to and be governed by the said statutes of Indiana and the orders of the Public Service Commission so far as the same may be applicable to their said business. Section Six. The said Greensfork Electric company, and their successors or assigns will be required to and will furnish electric current from its plant herein authorized, to the said town ior use tor at least fourteen i street lights and for such additional ; streets lights as the proper authorities ! of the said town shall or may at any ! time in the future determine and j order to be installed, and shall and will furnish such current for street j lighting from sundown to 10 o'clock at ! night of every night of the week, ex-! cept Saturday night and until 11 ociock at mgnt on Saturday night. And said owners will and shall furnish current for street and other lighting in said town for any greater number of hours than as above specified, provided the consumers so request and will pay for said electric current for such extra hours, at the same rate as paid for the hours as above specified. The said town will furnish the lights for street and other lighting for the town and the said owners of the said plant will connect the same with its wires and plant so that it may supply current for- such lighting, and the said town will at all times own the lights it shall thus supply. The said owners of such plant will also be required and will furnish the current for the use of the municipality, over a separate wire to he by said owners supplied, and so that the current for the use of the town may and will be metered separately and in the aggregate. Said owners will also be required to and will furnish for the use of said town and to said town electric current over such separate wires for a motor or motors for the use of said town in furnishing fire protection and for any other purpose said town by its proper authorities shall or many at any time determine. Provided the motors so supplied and to be used by said town for its municipal purposes shall not be as to their combined capacity exceeding the capacity of the machinery of said plant to supply; and when such appliances are so supplied by said town and are connected ready for use, in case of fire occuring in said town said owners shall and will at once start and put in operation its plant and machinery, that the same may be available for fire protection for said town and so continue the
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NOTHING TO BRAG ABOUT. He's alwar bragging about his an. jestors. SUly. isn't it? Not one of them ever irovo an eicht-cvUnder car. Moist Offensive r-x "Knob Joint" Frsneh Heel Cramp Ingrown Nail. enms Opposite Hotel. same in operation so long as required to extinguish the fire. The said owners shall and will supply the said wires and connect the same with Its plant and machinery along such streets, ways and grounds as may bo required and directed by the proper authorities of said town for the purpose of fire protection and the said town will pay for all electric current metered to It at the power plant at tne rate of ten cents per K. W. and will pay a minimum charge of fifty cents per month for each street light based upon a one hundred watt light, and all bills for such current supplied to the town, the town will pay on or before the tenth day of each calendar month for all current supplied during the previous calendar month. The said town will supply at its own expense and at its own expense provide, care for and maintain its own lights, and the. wires leading therefrom to the supply lines of the said plant; and the owners of such plant shall and will supply such supply lines as the said town may at any time need and require for its proper use in lighting. Section Seven. The said Greensfork Electric Company, its successors and assigns shall and will furnish electric current to the citizens of said town at the following schedules of rates, viz: Current will be supplied through controllers and meters. Controllers will be set for eighty' watts, per hour at a rate of one dollar per month, unless the consumption of current equals two hundred watts or more per month then the rate will be one cent (lc) per watt. Meter rates will be ten cents per K. W. with a minimum rate of one dollar for each month. And all rates and charges as by this ordinance fixed and provided will be at all times subject to the approval of the Public Service Commission of the State of Indiana, and will be subject at all times to such changes as the said Commission shall at any time by its lawful proceedings determine and order, under the provisions of the laws of the State of Indiana. Section Eight. This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage and its acceptance in writing by the said Greensfork Electric Company and after compliance with Chapter 108 of the Acts of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana of 1913. This notice is given In keeping with the provisions of Statute and according to the instructions of said Board of Trustees. THE GREENSFORK ELECTRIC CO pnDn yH" H- Fagan. Pres. ' BOARD OF TRUSTEES TOWN OF GREENSFORK, INDIANA. By R. A. Deeter, Town Clerk, Pro. Tern,
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