Star-Democrat, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 February 1908 — Page 2

TO HOLD A NIGHT SESSION

Democrats Will Have a Two Days .Meeting—Olticinl Call for the State Convention to Be the Latter

Part of Next Month,

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\V. Phillips Urines Suit in inst Terre Haute, Indianapolis i, i Eastern Traction Company In

< ■ nit Court.

The official call for the Democrat 1c State convention, March 25 and 2G, has been issued by Stokes Jackson, chairman, and Joe Reiley, secretary, of the Democratic State committee. A niffht session of the convention for the hearing of committee reports is an unusual feature. The call follows: To the Democrats of Indiana, and All Those Who Desire to Co-operate with Them: By order of the Democratic State central committee, the Democrats of Indiana, and all who desire to co operate with them, are invited to meet in delegate convention at Tomlinson hall, Indianapolis, on Wednesday and Thursday, March 2 5 and 26, for the purpose of adopting a platform, the selection of presidential electors, contingent electors, delegates to the national candidates for the following State officers, to-wit: Governor. Lieutenant-Governor. Secretary of State. Auditor of State. Treasurer of State. Attorney-General. Reporter of the Supremee Court. Superintendent of Public Instruc-

tion.

State Statistician. One judge of the Supreme Court for Fifth District. One Judge of the Appellate Court for Fifth District. The convention will be composed of 1,271 delegates—necessary to choice, 686—apportioned among the several counties of the State as fol-

lows:

Adams 15 Allen 46 Bartholomew 15 Benton 7 Blackford 10 Boone 16 Brown 6 Carroll 12 Cass 22 Clark 18 Clinton 16 Crawford 7 Daviess 14 Dearborn 16

Room

11,

Room

12,

Room

83,

Room

91,

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Wells Wabash Warren

Warrick 12 Washington 12 Wayne 15 White ■ 10 Whitle^ n Whole number cf delegates 1,371. Necessary to choice 686. Whore District Mootings will 1m> Held The convention will be called to order Wednesday, March 25, 1908,

at 11 o’clock a. m.

The delegates from the respective counties composing the several congressional districts will meet Wednesday, March 25, at 2:30 p. m., at

the following places:

First District—State House, Room

45, first floor.

Second—State House,

first floor.

Third—State House,

first floor.

Fourth—-State House, second floor. Fifth—State House,

third floor.

Seventh—Court House, Court Room. Eighth—State House, Room 102,

third floor.

Ninth—State House, Room 120,

third floor.

Eleventh—State House, Room 29,

first floor.

Twelfth—State House, Room 15,

first floor.

Thirteenth—State * House, Room 112, third floor. Work of the District Meetings. At each of such meetings the following officers and members of committees will be selected, viz: One member of the committee on rules and permanent organization. One member of the committee on

credentials.

One member of the committe on

resolutions.

One vice-president of the conven-

tion.

One assistant secretary of the convention. One presidential elector and one contingent elector. Two delegates to the national convention. Two alternate delegates to the national convention.

; 5 2 !the fight on in earnest

Terre v H;iute, Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Company Locked in Serious Struggle with Hrazil.

COMPANY MAKES N3 CONSESSICNS

YOUR LUNGl

The Brazil fight on the Traction

Company is growing serious. The

Democrat of that city said: The tight is on. The Terre Haute,

Indianapolis & Eeastern Traction company has practically admitted

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that it discriminated against Brazil ^* ave V 011 P*ins in chest and

purposely and is glad of it. This was the message which Vice President Appel conveyed to the business men’s committee at a meeting in the directors’ room of the Brazil Trust

company last evening.

A mass meeting of all business men of the city will ho held at the Council chamber Wednesday night to perfect a permanent organization of a business men’s commercial club which promises to look after the city’s Interest in the future. It may be that they will get the stable locked before all the horses are gone, but the hope is rather forlorn. One of the first acts of this organization will be to ask the Council to purchase the Brazil Electric company plant. They will also ask that the management of the plant be placed in the hands of a non-parti-san commission and will ask the Council to appoint one Republican and one Democrat member of this commission and authorize the business men’s association to appoint the other member. The business men are of the opinion that this will have more effect on the traction company than any other step that

can be taken at this time.

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Voting Liultea of the Town take their Gentlemen Friends to the Elks Club Rooms uni! show them how Tilings Should he done—All rotlo

in Carriages.

AND THK

Decatur 12 nosday, March 25, at 7 p.

The committe on rules nnl permanent organization will meet in Room 147, Grand Hotel, immediately after the adjournment of district

meetings.

The committee on credentials will '

meet in Room 146, Grand Hotel, im-|

mediately a-fter the adjournment of LUfICHEON Ai 1HE PALACE CAFE

district meetings.

The committee on resolutions will meet in ordinary, Grand Hotel, Wed-

Givey W. Phillips has filed suit a - ;t the Terre Haute, Indiamlpolis and Elis’lirn Traction* Company to lect damages for three head of mules killed it is alleged, by the defei ■ nt company. The complaint states that this traction company had failo’ to fenee and place cattle gnai s at the crossing of roads, and t .at lecause of this negligence tnree ye ring mules belonging to the plalrti . strayed upon the track. They w ve struck, tlie complaint allege; and killed by a car. T ie plaintiff asks damages in the sum of five hundred dollars. Geo. E. Easley, of Danville, is the attorney for the plaintiff.

E. 15. Taylor, Manager of the Local Stone Crushing Plant, Sells lOO Car Trends of Cruched Stone to Rond Contractors Who Will iiuihl Hoads in Clay County.

TO EE SHIPPED TO CORY, INO.

Dekalb 14 Dele ware 19 Dubois 15 Elkhart 20 Fayette 7 Floyd 17 Fountain 13

The convention will reassemble at

It was the young men of the town who did the “Waiting at the Church stunt Thursday,” for it was the me-

Tomlinson Hall at 7:30 p. m. to re- mbers of the F. G. .1. who issued the

Franklin 12 candidates.

ceive the reports o fthe committee, except committee on platform. The convention will meet March 26, at 10 a. m., for the adoption of a platform and the • nomination of

M it disfiguring skin eruptions, scrofula, pimples, rashes, etc., are doe to impure blood. Burdock Blood Bitters is. a cleansing bioed toni Makes you clear-eyed, clearnramed, clear-skinned.

E. B. Taylor, manager of the A. & C. stone crusher plant closed a deal this morning by which the company sells to road contractors of Clay county 100 cars of cruched stone. Shipment of this stone will be begun at once. The contract for building the roads was let last week in Brazil. The contractors were figuring with a Chicago concern for the stone and Mr. Taylor had a heard job to land the contract. The stone will be shipped to Cory, Ind. by way of Terre Haute.

Fulton 11 Gibson 16 Grant 24 Greene 17 Hamilton 12 j Hancock 14 i Harrison 13 I Hendricks ^ 11 Henry 12 i Howard 11 I Huntington 16

U. S. JACKSON, Chairman. •TOE RETLEY, Secretary.

THIEVES ARE SENTENCED

DIPHTHERIA AT BELLE UNION

Bainbridge Coal Yard 4 West of Livery Barn Main Street Goal Til6 and Metal Roofing H. Pherson TOWNSHIP* TRUSTEE’S NOTICE. I will be t fipund.at my residence on Friday of each*week, to attend to the business connected with the office of Trustee of Jefferson township, Putnam County, Indiana. OTHO VERMILION. Trustee Jefferson Township.

One Child Whose Death Is Hourly Expected and Nearly Twenty Children Exposed and Epidemic Is Feared. Dr. Moser Friday morning sailed upon local druggists for a large supply of anti-toxin to combat a possible epidemic of the diphtheria at Belle Union. It was stated that one child, was geriously sick before It was diagnosed as diphtheria, the disease having come as the culmination of other complaints. About twenty children have been exposed, and it is feared that diphtheria might become epidemic, favored as it is by the bad weather of the present. However anti-toxin will be used and little danger is apprehended.

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Jefferson

Jennings

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Lawrence

Madison

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Invitations for a I^cap Year dance to he given nt the Elks Club Rooms. The young ladies informed their friends that they would call for them at 8 o’clock and each guest was ready at that time. When the young ladies came for the men was in carriages. Several of the guests wore kept waiting quite awhile, too, before the carriages arrived for them .and they had an oppontrnity to, experience how waiting felt ' as they perhaps kept the young ladies waiting for them at different times. About forty attended the function. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Broadstreet, andMr. and Mrs. Sayers were the chaperones of the evening. After

TIME FROM ONE TO EIGHT YEARS ,ate h0lir ,!,e 5o,,n « ladies took

! thp ir guests to the Palace Resturant

, ” where a two course luncheon was seCiaude Ash, John Thornburg and The upstairs dinning room Roscoe Yopp, the three hoys accused | U8f>d fnr the occasion of the lunch

was decorated 'with cut flow-

Buys who Relieved George Ixnane**, of Eleven Fowls, Sent to Reformatory by Judge Rawley.

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AND THE

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last week before Judge Rawley, were before the court Monday for sentence. Judge Rawley ordered that they be confliud in the southern reformatory at Jefferson-

MarshaI1 .. vlIle for from 1 to 8 years. Ash was .twenty years of age, Thornburg was ‘twenty-three and Yopp but eighteen.

Thornburg is also disfranchised for

1 two years.

The three hoys entered the barn I of George Knauer, on the north side

Mon-oe n Montgomery 19 Morgan 12 Newton 5 Noble 14

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PUBLIC SALE. I will sell at my residence on the old E. T. Lane farm one mile west of Bainbridge on the Rockville road on Thursday February 28, a lot of stock consisting of horses, Short horn and Herford cows, some bulls, hseep, hogs, shouts, etc. -Some wagons, plows, buggies, rakes, and other farming utensils. Good terms, and dome good bargains will be offered. Lunch served. ■ It-w WILLARD 8TBPHENN8ON. I I

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j and took eleven chickens, they were ( suspected, arrested and when arraigned, pled guilty. Judge Rawley | took time to think over the case, and this morning passed sentence as above. They will probably be re-

moved to the reformatory

time this week.

some

TAKEN TO JEFFERSONVILLE

Sheriff Maze Starts to Jeffersonville with the Tliroe Young Men Who Stole Chickens.

Sheriff Maze, In company with Claude Ash, John Thornburg, and Roscoe Yopp, the three young men who pled guilty of stealing chickens from George Knauer, near two weeks ago left the city by via Van1 at an early hour this mornfor Jeffersonville. The boys ) placed in the reformatory

ers and hearts. The leap year idea was carried out all during the evening. The affair was one of the most enjoyable of the social season. Those who were present out of town, were Roy Eads and Miss JeB ' e Airhart. of Roachdale. Miss Veda Lambert, of Clinton and Flor-

ence O’Neal, of Warren.

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Notice of AdminM; .uion. Notice is hereby given that the i:»*I h rslgned lias be en app< >ii it) :!»| Clerk of the Circuit Cc irt of Put*! 11am County, State of Indiana, Ad*! "'it *ator of tbe ost ite iVillli© M. Diinler, late of Putnam CounU| Indiana, deceased. Slid estate is supposed to be sol-1 vent. I Uited this 21st day <■: Jam; iff.l 1908. OR \ A. DAY and FRANK V. DAY, Admin stra' rl | jJ. H. Janies, Atty. 2t

Notice of Admlnlittriitlon. Notice Is hereby giv. a i 1 u the on-i •lorsignod has been appoint'-d b>' ’hTj Clerk nf the Putnam Civ t ''..urt “‘I Putnam County, State of Indiana, A4-I inlnlstrator of the estate of " " I Pierson, late of Putnam County, In4*| lana, deceased. Said estate Is supposed to bs sol'l vent. I'a ted this 1st day of 1 ry, 1M*| JOSEPH PIER90R Adm!nlatrs»ci| Gillen & Wilson, Attys.

and

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Notice of Final Settlement of Est*»Notice is hereby given to the Itors, heirs and legatees of WIUM N. Allee, deceased, to appear in w* Putnam Circuit Court held at OrW’ castle, Indiana, on the 9th day •J March, 1908, and show cause, If ^ why the Final Settlement Account* with the estate of said deced®, should not be approved: and heirs are notified to then and ther make proof of heirship, and recen their distributive shares. Witness, the clerk of said court this 7th day of February, 1908JAM ES L. HAMILTON. 2t Clerk Putnam Circuit Court.

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