Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 133, 5 June 1922 — Page 3
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1922.
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URGE SPORTSMANSHIP BE USED !N CATCHING FISH THIS SUMMER
NEW YORK HONORS BRAVEST OF BRAVE
John Holaday, cretary of the recntly re-organized Fish and Game association of YTayjie county, is in re- . ceipt of a communication from the department of conr.ervation, state of Indiana, asking the co-operation of the public in observing the rules of sport in fishing, as a matter of fairness to the fish. The communication in part follows: "The time is approaching when
' thousands of Indif.na residents will !
leave their homes for the annual vacation. Some of them are planning now where they will go and what they will do. There cat be no doubt that fishing Is one of "he most alluring, healthful and satisfying of all recreations, and perhaps more men, women and children in Indiana than ever be- . fore, will go fishin? somewhere during the next three or four months. Luckily for Indiana residents there Is " hardly a stream or lake in our state "vhich does not cot tain fish of some kind. The Question is often asked, where shall I go to spend a vacation and find good fishing? What Is the answer? "Indiana has 30 big rivers. 60 large , creeks and over 200 fine1 lakes. How many of these beautiful waters have you fished? Count them and note how many. It will take one many yeare to fish them all, and it is doubtful if any one single person ever has. Every summer thousands of our residents go to other states to fish, under the impression that our state offers nothing attractive to the angler. "What do they actually know relative to fishing conditions in Indiana? The knowledge they have comes from heresay. Relatively speaking, fishing for black bass, blue gills, crappie and rock bass is now as good, if not O, better, in our state, than in any other. Why then should people spend time and money in other states? Make 4,600 Arrests. "Since this division was created in April, 1919, over 4,600 arrests have been made for violations of the game and fish laws. The illegal taking of fish with seines, nets and spears has been stopped. Fish formerly netted have been left for hook and line fishing. This, with a closed season during the spawning period, has provided better fishing for black bass and blue t;ills. "The possibilities of making fishing in Indiana waters still better, are open lo the people during the next three months, for it is then that most fishing is done. If every grown-up will make it his business to play fair with the fish, not to take more than he actually needs, and teach the younger generation to do the same, he will , help the cause mightily. The example set by a father has its effect on his children. Allowing children to
catch undersized game fish and string
them is waste, even if not an unlaw
ful act. By striving to catch the big ones and not to measure one's success by numbers alone is setting the right example and teaches conservation. "Fish laws to be observed must be
known, and their purpose understood. A person not familiar with the various kinds of fish and how they may be caught, is apt to violate the law. Fffort i3 being made by this division lo acquaint the people with the fish laws. It cannot reach them all. This leaves a way open to you and your members to spread a very useful propaganda, also to educate the oncoming generation."
Masonic Calendar
Moday. June 5 Richmond Com mandery No. 8 K. T.; stated conclave
Tuesday, June 6 Richmond Lodge
No. 196, F. and A. M.; stated meeting.
Wednesday, June 7 Webb Lodge No. 24, F. and A. M.;., called meeting,
work in the Fellowcraft degree, be ginning at 7 o'clock.
Friday, June 9 King Solomon's
Chapter No. 4, R. A. M. ; stated convo cation.
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MAKE GAMP KNOX APPLICATIONS HERE
Applications for admission to the citizen's military training camp at Camp Knox, near Louisville. Ky., will
:be accepted through Harry Ray Post,
.no. to, American Legion, according to an announcement made by the adjuI tant, Ra? Umpleby, Monday. Appli--j cants for training as officers will be j accepted from this post up to June 9. Three courses are offered at these ' camps, the red, white and blue. The j white course is for men who would !
I fill positions as non-commissioned offl-tnoon, and were followed by a program!
cers and the blue course training for men who wish to become officers. Further information will be supplied applicants who call at th eclub rooms of Harry Ray Post in the K. of P. building.
Vets' Grave at Boston t Paid Military Honors BOSTON. Ind., June 5. Military honors were paid the grave of Samuel Larkey, WTorld war veteran, here by a firing squad sent from Harry Ray Post No. 65, American Legion, Sunday after-
given in the M. E. church. N. A. Powell, commander of the American Legion Post at Richmond, acted as commander of the firing squad. Clarence Englebert and Jacob Kilgus were color bearers. Frank T. Strayer of Richmond was the speaker at the church.
DRAFTING TRAFFIC RULES (By Associated Press) EVANS VI LLE, June 6. The President's club an organization composed of the heads of active civic organizations, is compiling rigid traffic ordinances for Evansville. Mayor William Elmendorf has promised his support
for the adoption of the code if it meets requirements, it is said. The proposed rules are said to provide a fine for the motorist for the first offense, a jail sentence for the second and the third offense he would lose his automobile.
The devil fisn varies In length from one inch to fifty feet.
CHEVROLET ' FTTa $200.00 Down Balance $35.50 per month E. W. Steinhart Co. 10th & Sailor Sts, Phone 2955
PALM BEACH SUITS (Genuine Palm Beach), $15.00
MOST Vf VTMIf C of Met ttnti m
bus Main .street
Sergt. Richard W. O'Neill. Sergt. Richard W. O'Neill has been officially declared by t'.ie New York department of the Disabled American Veterans of the World war to be the greatest war hero of the state. His name will s offered by Gov. Nathan L. Miller of New York as the state's "designee for the Temple of Fame, now being completed at San Francisco.
Safety First Maxims
The road, not far f rom-New Brighton, Looked smooth and very inviting; He stepped on the gas, Another auto to pass, But mussed up the road, in alightin'l The strange thing about- kids getting struck and run over by autos on the street isn't that it happens, but that the drivers try to shift the blame on the kids! "Five minutes to wait at a grade crossing may seem a bit long, but It's a bit shorter than eternity!" says my friend Tim, the truck driver, while ha was passing me today. These people who can't tell wild strawberry leaves from poison ivy, ought to buy their berries at the grocery! They are some fellers working around factories and such places that think "Safety First" means for the foreman or somebody else to always be yelling "Look out!" at them!
Milton Grange Members Enjoy Unusual Program MILTON,. nd., June 5. A surprise program was' enjoyed by members of
the Grange Saturday . nignt. mseaa nf thft usual talks and music, all mem- is
bers engaged in games, passing the !
evening very pleasantly. The next meeting will be held on July 1, the first Saturday in the month.
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Drove to Victory With
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Gift Suggestions
Something that will be of use to t he new bride every day in the year throughout the years to come is the finest gift one can give. Furniture is such a gift.
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PENINSULAR Gas Ranges
have for years been the choice of all June brides. We invite you to see our Peninsular Special Range at
ANY KITCHEN CABINET on Easy Terms Every housewife knows the convenience and utility of a kitchen cabinet. We offer any model in stock on very EASY terms. $1.00 Down $1.00 per Week
The month of roses is orange blossom time, and . how busy the delightful June bride is planning the new home the best home of all. Every room in the home must be furnished just so, according to her own ideas. The best furniture is none too good for her home. She knows thcit better quality furniture is the cheapest after all.
Will be Delighted with the fine furniture
we offer And what's more, the low prices we ask will prove to be a decided help to her in selecting just the furniture she wants. Low prices on good furniture have made this store the successful business it is, and this policy is going to keep thrifty people coming in here for furniture, as it meets the demands of the greatest number of heme-makers today more than ever before. These Values Below Prove That Your Dollars Do Buy More Here
A Massive Overstuffed Suite in Cut Fig- -i QfT A A ured Brovn Velour for Only tPXODUU Years of serv ice and comfort for the owner of one of these handsome suites. Full spring construction throughout, Marshall spring cushions, and deep seats mean nothing but the utmost in rest and ease. This is one of the newest styles in living room suites, and the velour covering is decidedly beautiful. We don't believe you can duplicate this suite anywhere in the city at this price.
A Special Sale of FELT MATTRESSES
Not often are pure layer felt mattresses, with roll edges, biscuu tufting and fancy art ticking, offered at a price as low as $8.50.
REFRIGERATORS
The largest and one of the best lines in the city now priced at $11.75 and up
An 8-Piece Queen Anne Dining Room Suite in Walnut, Now
$ Li I i fti rr. tltifr . tjt sew
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The Queen Anne period style for dining room furniture will be in vogue for years and years to come This suite in American walnut is a beauty and extremely low in price.
9xl2-Foot Seamless Velvet Rugs $22.50 "., Get GOOD RUGS and sav? money. These high quality velvets, in assorted patterns and colors, will outwear the cheaper quality rugs to sell at a cheaper price.
$144.00
A long buffet with finished drawer interiors, six-foot extension table, five chairs and arm chair, with leather seats This suite is priced complete for $144.00.
Silk Shade Floor Lamp
Here's a Charming 4-Piece Boudoir "I ftA CTA Suite in Walnut, and Only I)10i.DU
31-PIECE BREAKFAST SETS For this special selling we offer a 31-piece Breakfast Set at a price that is the lowest quoted in years. Special now
There's beauty in every line richness in the finish gracefulness in the proportions of each piece in this suite. There is a big saving In this week's prices, too.
You can get it in either mahogany or walnut veneer at the same prices. The drawers of the chifforette, toilet table and dresser are finished inside and out.
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