Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 104, 12 March 1920 — Page 11

-THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1920.

TAXPAYER'S LEAGUE VICIOUSLY ASSAILS . PREBLE ROAD PLAN

EATON. O., March 12. Preble county has a new organization a taxpayers' league. It takes the name of the Preble County Taxpayers' league, but up to this time the officerB of the organization have not been publicly announced, i The league's object, It would appear. Is to exercise a watchfulness over the expedlture of county funds and to see to It that reckless extravagance is not Indulged In In doling out the public's money. This to serve as an emergency-brake on taxes. To the proposed improvement of a county highway can unmistakably be traced the league's formation, as the league In a page advertisement In the local newspapers assails the proposed improvement In no uncertain terms. And it is all because brick was designated as the material to enter the improvement. The league contends that bituminous macadam Is good enough. The Eaton-Hamilton pike Is the highway involved. It Is proposed to improve the highway a distance of six miles, under state aid. The county commissioners adopted a resolution recently to brick the highway.

Hie league declares brick paving will cost $40,000 a mile, while twice the same bituminous macadam highway can be constructed for the same money. The league asks the taxpayers if they do not think It unfair and unjust to spend the cost of the new courthouse for six miles of brick highway, "when we can have double the number of miles of a type of highway that will meet our requirements better than brick." Money mad is the United States, declares the league. Alleged reckless extravagance of the state and nation since the beginning of the war is cited. This evil ahould not be allowed to creep Into county affalrs.'the league asserts. The league's advertisement announces that within the next few days a permanent organization will

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TOWN IS MOVED A MILE DOWN THE ROAD

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Steam caterpillar tractor, built for log hauling-, pulling house tt new foundation.

The town of HibL.njr, Minn., was moved recently a mile down the road. The ground the town was built on 7as purchased by.; the

U. S. Steel Corporation because it contains rich iron ore deposits. The town was moved to pernvt mining of the ore. Pretentious

public buildings, stores and houses were moved. Steam caterpillar tractor and smaller gas tractors were used to move the buildings.

be effected and that a relentless campaign win be instituted. Commercial Club May Die Fate of the Eaton Commercial club will be determined in a meeting the evening of March 23, as at that time it will be decided whether or not the club will be held together as an organization or disbanded. If the cluh

disbands the furnishings will be sold and the clubrooms given up. The club has been inactive many months, owing to the fact, the officers say, the proper interest in the club's

welfare and activities has not been manifested by the members and the

puoiic. Bolivar Lodge Jnspected Annual Inspection of Bolivar lodge Masons, wil take place the afternoon

of March 19. Joseph E. McAdams wil be the inspecting officer. The inspection will conclude with a luncheon, served at 6 o'clock. Metterts Becomes Teller. Harry L. Mettert has entered the employment of the Eaton National bank as a teller. His home is at Campbellstown, but the last four

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Dank in Dayton. He and Mrs. Mettert

wm remove to Eaton from Dayton. Hides and Hog Vanish Thieves entered the slaughter house of I. O. Baker, local meat market man, Wednesday night and stole several hides and a dressed hog. The loot was hauled away in a wagon.

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Oxford College Honors Its Former President 1 1 " ... 1 . OXFORD, O. March 12. The flag on Oxford College for Women was placed at half mast yesterday when news came from Indianapolis. Ind., announcing the death of Mrs. Emma Lee Elam, of that city, president of the board of trustees of the college. Mrs. Elam was a graduate of the college class of 1872. About ten years ago she was elected a member of the board of trustees, and two years ago was made president of the board. Throughout, her life she has-been an Indefatigable worker in- the Interests of t he institution. . Hurt In Accident. In an automobile collision yesterday, Edward. Halter, well - known young gardener, was terribly cut about the head and face. His head went through the wind shield..' , 'One ear was cut nearly off, both lips were gashed, he sustained a three-inch scalp wound, and live cuts In the face. Injured in, Runaway. . Thomas Flaherty.. 45, former humane officer of this village, now farmer living south or town, - waa dragged one hundred feet Tuesday when his team ran away. He did not recover consciousness until yesterday. Physicians consider him in a critical condition.

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which makes their use unpopular with most people. 1 In Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin -the finest Egyptian senna is combined with pepsin and other -valuable agents, essential oils and pure ' cane sugar syrup to make an exceptionally valuable tonic-laxative for the relief of constipation and resulting . disturbances of the . stomach and bowels. The com- . plete formula is plainly printed in -English, French, and Spanish on every package. Thousands who formerly bought an inferior grade of senna leaves now use Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin instead. It is sold in drug stores everywhere. In spite of the fact that Dr. CaJd well's Syrup Pepsinisthelargntsellinz . liquid laxative in the world, there being over 6 million bottles sold each year, many who need its benefits have not yet used it. If yon have not, send your name and address for a free trial boule to Dr. W. R Caldwell, 5it Washington St MontxceUo, Illinois.

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