Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 117, 29 March 1917 — Page 10
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, . MARCH, 29, 1917
OIL INSPECTORS ROBBED OF JOBS BY COURT RULE
Yesterday three Federal judges, Bitting in Federal court at Indianapolis, ruled that the Indiana oil inspection law was unconstitutional, and as a result three Wayne county men, appointed deputy oil inspectors a few days ago by Governor Goodrich, have lost their new state jobs. They are John Taylor, Richmond, former murkfitmaster under the last
Zimmerman administration; Karl MyRichmond, secretary of the
Watti county Republican Central
cmmitt. and Charles Young of Cam
bridge City, a prominent partly leader
in the western part or me county . Commissions Run High.
The district Taylor and Myers were to serve has been served by William A. Hatfield, a Democratic appointee, for over two years. Young was appointed to succeed William Hangley. inn a Democratic appointee. It is
said that Hatfield's commissions as oil Inspector approximated $2,000 a year. Under the law the deputy inspectors waived one-half of all fees collected.
The position of deputy oil Inspector was easy to fill, very little work being required, and these deputyships have
always been In great oemaaa. rri w. Mote of Indianapolis, a for
oner Wayne county man . who resided A&r Whitewater, under the Federal
court ruling forfeits the office of supervisor of the state department of oil Inspection, to which he was appointed
about ten flays ago ny uovernor uouu !. MoiA is a close friend of the gov
rrnor and one of his chief political
lieutenants. - inlunetlon Is Granted.
The federal court has granted a preliminary Injunction restraining Mote mnA hi flenuties from further inforce-
ment of the law. The decision was given after argument on petition for injunction of the Moore Oil company f rinHnnAtl and five other oil con-
renresenting the Independent
iti infemnt of the country. State of
ficials estimated the revenue from the
11 inspection department at i6o,vv arhirh will now be cut off.
It is expected that the attorney gen.Mi viii not nroceed with the case.
The state, if it seeks a reversal of the
ruling, must prove to me biisih;uu i of the court tha tthe state is not coli..4 tnr oil inspection work more
than is necessary to pay expenses or
the department. Qurncy a. wyere, fecial counsel for the state, stated during the argument that the state does
collect more wan tne wjuu vub.. i inspection. Fees More Than Cost. The decision was based upon the provisions of the United State constitution against the taking of property without due process of law, preventing any state from charging more for the inspection of any article in Interstate commerce than the actual cost of inspection, and forbidding interference by a state in interstate commerce. By this ruling the Federal Judges lid with dispatch what the Legislature failed to do at the last session, for the decision does away with the oil inspection department. During the time James P. Goodrich campaigned for governor one of his pledges was the abolishment of the department and its sixty-odd Jobs, which he declared useless. The Democrats ot the Senate united with two Republicans in defeating the bill to do away with the department. Half of the oil inspection fee goes . inaneetor and half to the state.
C D. Chamberlain, ot Cleveland, O., counsel for the oil companies, in his argument, estimated that the companies have paid an average of $185,000 a year for Inspection in Indiana. The cost of inspection is approximately $125,000.
Earlham basketball "E" ls will be
awarded to the following players who participated in the required number of games during the season just closed: Cyril Pitts, Harold Brown, Maurice Cutcell, Bryan Templln, Leland Gal-
vertJvClyde smim? ana r Guy Fonuus.
.The twards . mill be made at chapel
exercises some time in the near future. .
Award Letters
to Earlhamites
JOHN FOVBLE DIES
WEST MANCHESTER. O.. March
29. John Fowble, a prominent and respected farmer near here, died Monday evening after long suffering caused by cancer of the face. The deceased is about sixty-seven years of age, and
leaves a wife and one son, Chester, who Is married and has been living with his parents. Funeral services will be conducted Thursday-morning
from the U. B. church and interment will be made at Castine.
ESTABLISH GRANGE FOR GREEN BRIER
Wayne grange was organized in Wayne county last night by T. E. Kenworthy, deputy state grange master, at Green Brier school in Wayne townshipThis is the third grange that has been organized recently in this county. The new grange was organized with forty charter members. Levi Meyers was named master; John i Haas, overseer; Mrs. Frank Meeks. lecturer; Grover Turner, eteward; Frank Lawrence, assistant steward; Minnie Bansiskie, lady assistant; Walter Test, chaplain; Michael Law
rence, treasurer; Forrest Meeks, secre
tary; Claude Hunt, gate keeper; Mrs. Levi Meyers, Ceres; Mrs. John Haas, Flora; Mrs. Claude Hunt. Pomona;
Robert Price (three yearsWill Turn
er (two years) and Walter Test (one
year), trustees.
SPEAKS ON LUNCHES
LIST ENGINEERS
TO SERVE NATION
(By Associated Press)
INDIANAPOLIS, March 29. Steps have been taken In Indiana by the office of Harry B. Smith, adjutant gen
eral of the Indiana National Guard,
and the Indianapolis Engineering
Society to list and index the names of
all engineers in the state whoso serv
ices might be desired in case of war and also to obtain other information
about their abilities and willingness
to serve.
NO GRADUATES DIVORCED
(By Associated Press)
LAFAYETTE, Ind., March 29. The Purdue Exponent, the . official dally newspaper of Purdue University,
prints statistics showing that no graduate of the Home Economics Depart
ment of the University has been di
vorced. There are 185 graduates of
the department and 53 are married.
The play, "Monsieur Beaucaire," 'is
to be set to music.
"BINGO" Absolutely
Removes Corns and
Calluses Completely 25c Cents, AH Drag Stores, Including Thlsttethwaite's Drug 8tore.
Miss Williams of the GarHeld fac
ulty addressed the Domestic Science association yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. A. W. Roach, on "Whitewater Lunches."
PLAY BRINGS IN $22
More than $22 was realized for the
proposed Friends' Boarding Home by
the "Deestrekt Skule" production, giv
en last night in North A Street Friends church by the Alice Cary
club.
Miss Victoria Lindemuth, who wrote
the piece, presided as teacher and the other parts were well taken. INSTRUCTS PEOPLE
TO USE OFFICE
(By Associated Press) INDIANAPOLIS, March 29. A request to the newspapers of the state that they inform the public that the office of the State Entomologist, 130 The State House; ls for the use of any citizen of Indiana and any one should feel free to ask its advice, has been made by Frank N. Wallace, the state entomologist In his request, Mr. Wallace says the present high price of food stuffs make It advisable that more care be taken in their production and that his office is willing to help in every way possible.
STUDY RED CR088
(By Associated Press) BLOOMINGTON, lipid.. March 29. Classes in Red Cross work have been organized at Indiana University, following a decision of the Indiana Coeds to organize a unit of the American Red Cross. . The work at present consists of lectures, but later In the semester practical field training will be given.
FLY FLAG AT HALF MAST
OXFORD, O., March 29. Miami University's flag is at half mast today on account of the death of General Henry C. Taylor, Columbus, a member of the Board of Trustees for the last eighteen years. He was graduated from the institution in 1865.
SQUIRT GASOLINE INTO DANDELION
the crown of the plant That will kin the dandelion quickly and for all time, Mr. .Wallace declares. " ;
PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY
(By Associated Press)
INDIANAPOLIS, March 29. To get dandelions out of a lawn or any place
wnero iucj - me , uuusb ' I ft IIM fill M t. mm should not be dug up, Frank N. Wal-J Ci J&ILL..J LULU 13 Ctf3
lace, state entomologist says. Digging
them In the ordinary manner, by cutting the root a little below the surface of the ground, only results in more sprouting around the root. He says it is almost impossible tJ kill them in
this way. Ths best Quickest, surest
and easiest way to kill the dandelion, Mr. Wallace says, is to get a large oil
can, similar to one a machinist . uses, fill it with gasoline and then squirt about a teaspoonful of the liquid into
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Friends Sonalatha club win meet Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock In the Friends church..,. Rev. Ray Ballard preached the last sermon Sunday nlgbt before the annual M. E. conference. . . .Tuesday night ls the big community meeting to be held In the U. B. church. A speaker from Perdue, Richmond and other places will be present Special music and a man's chorus will be one of the special attractions.... Wednesday ls school patron's day and Prof. Braumfiel has extended an invitation to all parents Bending children to be present so they may aee how modern schools are taught.. ..The H. 8. pupils will give an entertainment Saturday night at the school hall.
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