The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 June 1939 — Page 3
dive from the high springboards as
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rh ,.i i lilt KOK’S END , well as the average youth of 20.
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The most interesting of his many John ' stories is the tale of the shooting of
resident of
the Black Wild Bill Hickok, whose feats
1 m ‘‘ l>A1LX> RAXX RK, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, FRIDAY, JFXE 30,1030.
° N 1,A,,lED eer. J2.40; S. O. Knsor. $27.60; Ray- | •neu i*hii.aim;i.i*iu\ «, mum m ° nd Bu,k $10 - 70: Tom Bct,is ’ -Two sets of Civil \t nr cannon bulls ! ^ J * m ** ^ $2 - 70: Ro8S in a park here atolen i $1 b0; Herman Cole, $5.60; Ray Cloil-
the footing of Wild I part of the Wild West of tradition tical jokers, have lav, welded ! lelt -’ - $4 ' 8 ° : W - S ° :
dl s u " “ end fief inn in I.endvilln S Iv " "“""I
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clearly an if il had hap-
I y cs
has
two-gun frontier and fiction, in Leadville, S. D.
While Hickok sat in a saloon play-
is thinking of set- j in S P okc,r - and T «y |or s t° od talking te,aay ’ ' )le nas reached! to his friend, Tim Brady, on a near-
1 by street corner. Jack McCall, a miner, entered the bar and shot Wild Bill. The two men had quarreled
over r. gambling debt.
[down now that
V oi
Ian active real estate operator.
c ; ,ir memory
of the
events in which he took part :i 'lifetime spent in frontier
I
His friends say he can
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All Bargains
w '“ $20 T ” $595
I Iron
Greencastle Motors Inc.
115 N . laek :m St reet
gether to diseourage the jokesters
to- O. G. Kivett, $!».00; Otho Meek, $.1;
COM MISSION KUS CLAIMS
I he following claims have been filed in the office of tin Auditor of
A moment later McCall, gun in hand, came running down the street to where his horse was fastened to a hitching post only a few feet from Taylor and Brady. A loose cinch and r. slipping saddle prevented him from getting on the animal.
Putnam County for consideration by tbe Board of Commissioners of said
County at their July meeting;
County Revenue Fund
Miller Bryant Pierce, $4.00; Green castle Hdw. Co., $11.15; T. R. Wood-
Arthur Suthland, $3.00; Raymond Alice, $3.00; Donald Meek. $3.00; Louie. Clark, $4.50; Frank Raab, >i 50; Adam Neese, $1.20: Kenneth Itaal,, 30c; John Raab, $2.00; James Rollings, 60c; Bob Richey, $27.00: •lolin Raab, 80c; Wm. F. Compton, $51.30; L. Williamson, $38.00; L.
$34 50; A, Adams, $16.50; W. $10.50; G. Pointer, $20.00;
A. Sheets, $4.00; F. Gardner, $55.00; I om Clodf Iter. $15.75; Buck Moore. *3-30; O. Piicock. $3.75: Alva M. Go-
ROME TO HAVE CHURCH IN NEW RAIL TERMINAL
burn Pi intin, Co $n ( ; 50 Shell oil * :!00 °: J K Proctar, 90e; WalCo.. $26.40: ‘ " ' ' *'"
With Taylor, Brady, the bartender and saloon frequenters in pursuit, McCall ran on down the street. His pursuers cornered him in a grocery in the next block, and for want of jail, held him prisoner there until bis trial the next clay.
Taylor said he and others place (lie body of Hickok on a door and carried it away for burial. The next day Taylor sat in the rude log theater while McCall was tried by ;. jury of miners without benefit of
judge. The miner was
War A- Selvey, $52.72;
The Russellville News. $15.20; Allen Lumber Co., Inc., $40.65; Dept, of Water Works, $45.95; The Daily Banner, $132.23; The Indianapolis Commercial, • i.' r. Robert K Web sler, M 1).. $3.00; Indian;', institutional Industries. $1129; Herbert Seober, $2.4-0; R. P. Mullins. $29.60; W. M. McGaughey, $3.00; C. B. U’Brien, $4.00; G. I Rhea. $4.00; J. F. Cannon & Co., $36.00; L T. Smile.'. $19.00; Miller Grain Co., $25.20; United Merchants Truck Line
ter Huffman, 90c; Fred Sanford, $12: Melvin Sanford. $7.50; Everett West, $4.50; Harry Beck, $2.00; Henry Phillips $4.50; John Dicks. $1.50; Inn Alexander. $1.60; Balnbridgo Blacksmith Shop, $1.25; D. V. Etcheson, 55c; Earl Rowings, $29.70; Eli Akers, $20 00; Ernest Rowings, $2 10; Ecimon Marshall. $1.50; Henry Eubank. $3.90; Frank Joyner, $3.00; | ii Christenbury, $2.70; Randel Adamson $20.00; James Hood, $1.50; Edward Schultz, $21 15; Kenneth Salsman. $6.00; Willis Parker,
MODERN STATION DESIGNED TO REPLACE ONE BUILT IN 1872
ROME. June 30 (UP) Other citk’s may brag of larger and better railway stations but Rome will be able [o claim the most original for it will contain a church.
Baby Weeks At Cammack’s Studio
Beginning next Saturday, Jtilv 1st the ('amnia Ic Studio at Greencastle will eel ibrate BABV WEEKS (two of themi by offering to make your baby’s picture, 8 x HI in mI/.c, for $1.(81 each.
Baby must lie at least six months old, and not le s than three pictur"s far each baby.
The first customer, Saturday after nine a. m. will receive a nice fram" for one of the pictures.
THE CAMMACK STUDIO
Vuditor ot lb .docks Co. $9 30 Mil,', W ‘ , 1 ,i 1 a "2 Lt, I nk ’ S» 0 °: WHliam F'aulkner $95.00; John Sutherlin $U - 85: Dennia SutherUn
$3.20; Putnam County Graphic. $15.22; Tin Russellville New ;. $23 16; Metzger Lumber Co., $0.20; Ind. Assoeiat d Teli'i ' one Corp.. $36.85; Scott's Franklin Street Garage.
acquitted S ’- > <ir,: l '" bool Supply Co., $45.23 when tbe jury could not agree bu Burk ^t >£ - ! taken into custody a month later, h- 1 mitt li o lw
was tried and sentenced to death by
; judge in Yaifkton.
Taylor’s first contact with Calamty Jane, famous frontier dance hall hostess who later became bis close
friend, was in a Custer City bath ! $;;o.do house. He was in a tub in one roor.i si t! .00
while Jane ami a woman com pan! ; i
Co. $3.98; West
Baking Co., $22.52: Mouresville Public Service, $22.77; Wayne Detro, $1.60; L. J. Clark, $26.47;'Carl Phil- ■ ID i d 00 Chest,-I York, $21.45:
$14.85; Floyd Secrest, $12.00; Willis Oueal, $11.85; Harold Cooper. $6.00; William Salsman. $5.85; Anthony
Schmitt. $5.85; Eugene Blue, $3.00;
G. O. Yanderx. $2.85; Howard McCamniack, $2.85; Conrad Clearwaters, 90c; Edward Schulz. $34.00;
Ivan Dawson. 90c; Lloyd Duncan.
90c Edmon Duncan 90c; E. M. Gar-
rett. $4380; William Riddle. $15.30;
George Skelton, $15.30 John Mason.
$20.40; Roland Davies. $8.40; O. C. $11.20; John Young. $8.00;
. , ,, Lissie Ford, $20.00; Wayne Riddle,
' ' mi sh.-.iiy I'ctio. $15.00; Aubre. Sowers, $6.00; Andrew M". inghcy. $30.00; Sweeney. $20.40; John Patterson,
R u*-.V Robinson $50.00; Clara Risk, $6.90; Will Andrews, $5.70; Ralph
KU'Ctru \ppliam ex. Inc., Sears. $3.50; Charley Foxx, $4.50; E. N 1 '/."J; 1 ’ 1 • vl or ' Kus - sl ' 11 J. O'Conner, $51.26;’Ray Smith, $24;
j. h'lannoii. M M. O'Brien. Bernard Haltom, $9.00; Leon Haltom,
were bathing in an adjoining com ' ' V ' ’ ‘’V’" ' 'V $15.00; Venice Lawicnce, $17.70, nartment Throueh the thin wm iV' ', ( " ''b.12; Snntli’s George Ransbaw, $15.00; Curt ... , . . I'"''' 1 > - 1 '’ ,l *-• ( ■ (, i.i- Spangle $18.00; Walter O’Conner, partition, he said, floated seme of th hum. >lo . _• i> .n H Harlan. $105; $26.00; Milt Abrams, $26.00; Tom most colorful profanity he had eve- ixam Skelton. $lo.i. Nurtlicrn Indi- Sawyc. $15.00; Jim Tabor, $9.00; heard ana 1 " '' 1 Ernie Query $13.50; Dale Jones,
Taylor was in Phi.adelphia wht ' : ' i" Eit , JS
he joined a band of adventurous men joigc $7 00; liubei t Clodfeltei, aackson $.'14.00 Marvin Jackson, who wer? among the first to en!e> $-LtH | ; inm . Lovi $-5 00. Retv.. $i7 : John Keen, $60.00; John Boat-
Porter, $35.00; Dave Pulliam, $7.50;
This new railway church will lie no ordinary house of worship. It will lack domes and steeples and church bells and will be located in a tiosement. Work of demolishing the present antiquated station has begun. Simple in appearance and previncial in charj actor it can no longer meet the needs of the fast growing capital which is slowly stretching to the sea. Built in 1872 only two years after the, unity of the Italian State it finally has been obliged to bow to the exigencies of a modern, bustling city. To Be Ready By 1942 The now station, which will be constructed along Uie new Fascist concepts of architecture, will bo completed in time for the 1942 World's Fair. It will not occupy exactly the same site of the present station as authorities intend to enlarge the square in front of the station. It will be the largest and most
Greatest Camera Values Ever
Kodaks from $3.95 Brownies from $ .89
These new prlres wBI Api>enl to .you, hriii}; wIMiin your Iniv inv; r.ingr models thit hav * heretoToie Imsmi out of rea h. ICnjoy better Hiia|>HlinoUii£ at less eost.
MULLINS DRUG STORE
the Black Hills territory. When on
light, $2.40; Chas. Eastham, $13.50;
Dee 29 1875 mater edv u , " ' Wri ' " ' ' ' Walte ' Cal ' Fohn McCammack $4.50; John Car-
Dec. 2d. istj, t.uster Lily wa veil. $l . i F irl Grime.. >1 .50; Fred
founded, he was named on a coni ' poitv $6.00 niittce to stake out its boundarie: Uccil Stult>
The group did the work with tap.
line and stakes.
Elected coroner of Custer City.
; Ra
$3.
k C
y Cunningham. $8 00; Dewey Stulty
10.00; Frank Call. $3.7
Rogers, $15.20; Kenneth Ashworth $2.40: Mai .in Suns, $15.00. Pat Hammond, $6.00; Douglas Ham-
roll, 35c; Buell Ross, $4.50; Emery Sutherlin, $55.80; Kenneth Knoli. $21.60; E. W. Quinnette, $2.85; E.
job in the Black Hills. He was
woman gambler, and the Dalton I
hers. In New Mexico territory, he played cards with Billy the Kid shortly before the Kid was involved in a war belween sheepmen and cattlemen and became an outlaw.
mend,
$600;
Clyde
Co lib::. $6.00;
Willie
Lewis,
$600: Lennox Crawlev,
$2.40;
F;tnt
Judy,
$15.60: Clinton
Judy.
$53.40;
Ernest
()’Haii $5 10;
Lester
Wil.on
. $54.40
Frank Gordon.
$24.00;
Fred
Lasley
$19.50; Wm.
Bobbin
x. $18 00; Gene
Grimes. $25.50;
Randa!
Grim:
:. , $178
10; Burley All-
good,
$8.00;
Dewey
Woodall. $7.50;
Hn scliel Horn $2.85; H Young. $13.80; H.
Jones. $17.40; Willard Jones. $5.55: George Taber. $10.05; C. Wyante, $6.00; Ernest Chiles, $9.00; Garnet Yanders. $1(;.50; Vay Ray, $11.85; Ed Chrisenbcrry, $12.00; Hobe White,
S. A. Cunningham, $5.00; Burel K'nso.', $12.60; Homer Slavens, $3.60;
Smiley, $9.45; Dave Abrams, $6.00; Roy Cummings, $3 00; Omar Cummings. $1.50; Charles Qulnette, $9.00; Roy Reeves, $1.50; Top Guthridge, $5.40; Robert Vickery, $3.00; Earl Allen, $24.60; Joshua O’Neal, $11.85; Forest Smith, $11.85; Walker Durham, $6.00; Willard Durham, $6.00;
modern station in Italy and Fascist say it will be one of the best and most complete on the Continent. It will be four stories high and ci. tain three basnients. It will have 22 main tracks and 12 covered platforms which will be joined by underground pasages. "The new ’’Termini" station will be a minaturc city in Itself. It will contain shops, a restaurant, a cafe, a florist, tourist agencies, barber shop, and a church. Religiously Inclined travelers arriving or departing from Rome will I be able to go into church to say n j few prayers. Sunday excursionists no j longer will be forced to miss mass to catch an early morning train. 'Iliey will be able to enter the basement church and attend Sunday services. A great deal of emphasis will be
placed on the new restaurant and buffet. The city fathers hope to make it one of the principal dining centers of the city, thereby bringing some night life to this corner of Rome. Another feature is the barber shop. There it will be possible to get a shave an I haircut, a halrwave, a shower bath, a shoe shine, and clothing pressed. The maxn floor of the station will contain several large waiting rooms, information offices, tourist agencies, a royal waiting room for important arrivals and numerous shops. The upper Doors will contain offices for railway, post office and militia officials, in the basement will be several baggage rooms, a postoffice and other shops. Another of the basements will contain a special waiting room for solJicrs wdiich prempposes that many soldiers are expected to use the Rome station.
congress rushed action on the critical monetary and relief bills, declared today that the people of the nation would readily understivi 1 the situation if Republicans decided to filibuster Ids monetary powers to death tonight. As the president spoke, the possibility of a senate filibuster appeared to stand as the chief obstacle to congressional enactment of bytli relief and monetary legislation before the midnight deadline. Compromise agreements on both bills were reached by senate and house conferees last night. They went to the house first today for final action. The president’s statement api peared to be an obvious effort to throw the full weight of White House influence against a filibuster in an effort to obtain passage of the two measure.!.
\\ HITE HOI NE INFLUENCE I SEN AGAINST FI 1.1 HESTER WASHINGTON, June 30 (UP) President Roosevelt, speaking as
NOTICE Fillmore Rebekah Lodge No. 652 will have a called meeting Monday, July 3, for installation of officers. Irene Hunter, N. G.
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SAVE on SALE ENDS JULY 4ih
Claude Crodiiin. .$5.60; Wallace Spcn- Robert Vickroy. $1.85; Ed Chrisenbeny, $11.85; Lloyd Lawson, $6.00;
' Denier Allen. $8.85: Roy Eoff, $8.85; B Chester Eoff, $8.8.3; Perrv Feather0 son, $5.85; J. G. Miller, $1.20; Harold ] Phillips, 90c; Harold McCammack, $1.50; George McCammack, $1.50;
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Chas. W. Silvey, $40.50; Clay Lasley, $95.00; Sam Roe, $19.80; Clay Lasley, $1(;,00; Warren Moscland, $55; Alga Sanders, $5.00; Otis Bartlett, $9.00; L. E. Herbert, $10.00; Leo White $6.00; Wayne Potter, 60c; Franl Girt on, $21 00; C. W. Cole, .$2.10: Sherman Gofer. $2.10; Carl Arnold. $7.00; Robert Girton. $1.50; Bert Girton, $4.00; Roy Ferrand, $25.00; Tom Stanger, $1.05; Walter Roach, $1.05; Albert Houck, $3.60; Clifford Shinn, $3.00; Dave Osborn, $15.00; Raymond Truax, $10.50; Paul Black, $6.00; Glenn Shinn, $15; Boone Bishop. $3.00; Raleigh Mc-
Avoy, $8.00; Clay Lane, $6.00; Omer Boswell. $6.00; Lawrence Littrell, $1.80; Noah Hunter, $3.00; Fred Hunter $4.00; Bud Knauer, $1.20; Lei Whitaker, $104.00; Stanley Kessler. $91.00; E. E. Stanger $91.00; Elvir Mi Kamey, $90.00; Howard Cramer, $87.50; Harry Grantham, $91.00; Chas. Steegmiller, $56.00; Lloyd Hurst, $55.00; Jack Elliott, $!M,'.50; Robert Thomas, $91.00; Elmo, Sutherlin. $87.50; John Walker, $91.00; A. P. Robinson. $91.00; .lamer Skimmerhorn, $104.00; Arthur Uggii $ 100.00; John Alice, $98.50; Virgil Phillips, $102.00; Leroy Jones, $98.50; Wm. Noblitt, $104.00, Sam Henry, $72 60; Dewayne Whitaker, $2!'.40; Dewayne Whitaker, $3.50; D-wayno Whitaker. $12.00; Bryan Wright. $47.70; H. L. Lewis, $15.90; Russel! Coleman, $44.70; William Rogers $8.00; Roscoe Zeiner, $55.40; Chester Elmore. $51.60; Claude Huffman, $35.20; James R. Taber, $41.20; Delbert Sutherlin, $100.00; Ralph Sutherlin, $68.80; Victor Sutherlin, $l(). 00 Charles O’Conner, $86.00; Ind. Assoc. Telephone, $6 30; Dept, ol Water Works, $2.00; State Highway Comm., $216.50; A. F. Deaney, .$10000 Allied Bituminous Products, $1736.07; Gallion Iron Mfg. Co., $35.52; King, Morrison & Foster, $10). 00; Allan Lumber Co., $37.26; Walter Dorsett, $792.00; Lee School Supply, $33.00; Simpson Stoner, $25.60; Trojan Powder Co.. $71.37; Standard Accident Ins. Co.. $295.92; Ind. Equipment Co., $24.80; Morton Garage, $25.*05; Phil H. Adamson, $34.23; Scott’s Franklin Street Garage, $700.00: The Ohio & Indiana Stone Co., $529.04; Midwest Rock Co.. $49.80; Greencastle Hdw. Co., $21.44; Shell Oil Co.. $1006.46; Metzger Lumber Co.. $10.00; W. P. Rig*
lion, $3037.06.
Welfare Fund Claims In iianr Lniversltj Medical Center, $4.00: Spot Cash Store. $6.14; Lyon A Abrams. $75.00; Benton Curtis, $27.00; Benton Curtis, $23.00; Indi..iianour Office Furniture Co.. $53.25; .1. F. Cannon & Co., $2.80; S. C. Provo Co., $5.48; J. A. Throop, $12.50; William Ader, $1.85; R. & S. Boot Shop. $18.10; B. & J. Grocery, $3.15; Ind. Assoc. Telephone Corp., $2.45. Jail Construction Fund Milo Cutshall, $2430.33; Everett H. Crabb. $200.00; Paul Heaney, $150; Hayes Brother::, Inc., $2234.43.
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