The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume], April 28, 1907, PURE FOOD EDITION, Page Page Twelve, Image 12

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Page Twelve.
The Richmond Palladium and Sun-Telegram, Sunday, April 28, 1907.
COMvIL
The Phone
Call Up
Will Bring It If You
PHONE 1235
Prompt Attention Given to Tele
phone Orders.
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The City in Brief.
Butterlck's Patterns. Mcrrls & Co'R
Carnival at The Big Store.
There were fifty appicants for teach
ers' license at the regular examination
Saturday in the office of County Supt
Jordan.
Telephone , the
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WE ARE SELLING COAL AT
VERY LOW PRICES FOR YdUR
NEXT WINTER'S SUPPLY.
0. D. Bullerdick
529 South 5th SI.
Office, Bullerdick's Cannery.
to succeed S. A
An Ounce
Of Satisfaction
Is Worth a
Ton of Talk
SATISFACTION goes with every
Drink of
Richmond
Export
For sale at all leading Cafes.
Mi nek
Co.
Richmond steam
Laundry to. get your laundry. tf
Richmond was selected as the next
place of meeting for the Union Medical
cociety. which, met at Connersville last
week.
Big crowds at the Carnival at The
Big Store.
Come and C-elia Carroll the Holy
City next Monday night at South
Eighth Street Friends' church, for 10c
26-2t
Officers for the ensuing term will be
elected at the regular meeting of Rich
mond Grove of Druids Monday night.
Take your laundry to the Richmond
Steam Laundry, 919 Main SL. Phoni
151 Carpets Cleaned. July31-tf
John Bauer, who has been assistant
ticket agentfor the C, C. & L. at Peru
if ... j. i
ujwiii Decome ageni.
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fcjona, resigned.
Come see who saved the Midnight
Express next Monday night, 7:30, at
South' Eighth Street Friends' church,
10c. 26-2t
Hear the Angel's Serenade at South
Eighth Street Friends' church Monday,
April 29, 7:30 p. nil Kc.
Come hear what the daisies say at
South Eighth Street Friends' church
Monday evening, April 20, at 7:30.
Aumission 10c.
Tody Hamilton, with the Barnum &
Bailey's circus, was in the city Satur
day. Hamilton stated that although
the circus has abandoned the free
street parade, it has arranged a free
band concert.
Carnival of Bargains at The Big
Store.
By the terms of the will of Nathan
F. Kenley, probated in the circuit
court, the widow inherits the entire
ate.
Big sisters sometimes tease little
sisters, but come see what a little sis
ter did at South Eighth St. Friends'
church next Monday night. 126-3t
The C, C. & L. will occupy its new
city passenger offices in the Sinton ho
tel within the next two weeks. It has
been rumored that the Wisconsin Cen
tral would be joined with the C, C. ;V
L.., but this is denied by local officials
of both roads. Cincinnati Enquirer.
lival.
Have you a boy? Then help the
Y. M. C. A. by helping the Bon Tons
raise their subscription. South Eighth
Street. Friends' church next Monday
night at 7:30. Only 10c. 26-3t
A telegram announces the death of
James, one of the twin boys, sons of
Prof, and Mrs. Henry L. Cannon, cf
the Leland-Stanford University of Cali
fornia. Mrs. Cannon, formerly Miss
Grace Lemon, is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard T. Lemon, of this
city.
Additional ground for the site of the
proposed new St. Mary's Catholic
church, has been purchased by the con
gregation. The property on North
Eighth street, adjoining the corner,
has been bought of John Weller. The
consideration was $5,00O.
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BAUD CONCERTS AT
GLEII MILLER PARK
Proposed That, a Public Sub
scription Be Taken To
Make Them Possible.
SENTIMENT IS FAVORABLE.
BUT THERE IS NO LAW THAT
WILL PERMIT THE CITY COUN
CIL TO VOTE MONEY FOR THIS
PURPOSE. -
Members o the board of public
works want a public subscription tak
en up to meet part of the expense of
giving band concerts the coming sum
mer at Glen Miller park on Sundays
and one other day each week. About
$500 would be required to secure these
band concerts and members of the
board are of the opinion that half this
expense would be met by the street
car company, as it would be directly
benefitted. It was thought for a
time that the city would appropriate
its share of the expense in giving
these band concerts, but President
Merrill now states that the ciiy has
no authority to appropriate money for
such purposes.
Sentiment Big Factor.
It is a sentiment among a large
number of local people that the city
could help maintain a band, notwith
standing the fact that there is no
law on the state statute-books legal
izing the appropriatipn of money for
such a purpose. It is pointed out that
last year an effort was madd to block
the appropriation of $100 for the bene
fit of the Richmond Art Association's
exhibit because there was no law le
galizing such an act on the part of
council, but that at this juncture City
Attorney A. M. Gardner stated to
council that the will of the people was
mightier than any law. After this
speech the money for the art exhibit
was appropriated.
Majority Are Favorable.
There is no doubt that a majority
of the people are in favor of public
band concerts, Richmond being known
all over this part of the country as a
musical center. It is the opinion of
many' that if council would take the
same action in appropriating money
for band concerts as it did in appro
priating money for the art exhibit, the
city fathers would find that they had
made a very popular move.
PATHETIC CASE OF
IIISAIIE YOUNG MAN
Homer Broyles of Delaware
County, Placed in East
haven for Treatment.
CRACK BUTTONS ARE
GREATLY IH EVIDENCE
Main
Street the Scene of
Noisy Assembly.
BAKED ICE CREAM 0. K.
STUDENT IN HIGH SCHOOL.
CONDITION EITHER DUE TO IN
JURY IN A FOOTBALL GAME OR
FAILURE TO PASS EXAMINA
TIONS IN SCHOOL WORK.
Oo voir eves need attention
APPEAL TO COUNCIL
Oil WAGE OUESTILIH
Members of Fire Department
Not Discouraged Over Rul
ing by Board of Works.
THINK OUTLOOK IS GOOD.
INDICATIONS ARE THAT THE
COUNCIL WILL FAVOR AN IN
CREASE EQUAL TO THAT
GRANTED THE POLICE.
Do your eyes need attention? We
give the best service possible. "We
furnish only high grade lenses,
Toric, Semi-Invisible and Invisible
Bifocal Lenses appeal to particular
people.
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and miss Switzer
OVER ROMEY'S
Office Hours: 8:30 a. m. to 5 p.
FURNITURE STORE.
m. Open Sundays by Appointment.
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AND YOU CAN HAVE IT
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You don't have to have any one go your security when you borrpw of
us, :
You are under obligations to no one but yourself.
"We will give you from one to twelve months in which to pay
You can pay weekly, monthly or quarterly.
Following is our weekly payment plan for fifty weeks;
$ .60 is -the weekly payment on a $25.00 loan.
$1.20 is the weekly payment on a $30 loan.
$2.40 is the weekly payment on a $100.00 loan,
Other amount in the same proportion.
DON'T FORGET
That we give a liberal rebate on all loans paid r.eTOre clue.
That way you only pay for the actual time you have the moEP?.
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Absolute privacy guaranteed, as we have private .offices.
W'c make loans anywhere within 25 miles of Richmond.
Richmond Loan Co.
ESTABLISHED 1895
Room 8, Colonial Building, Richmond, Ind.
Home Phone 445
Despite the fact that the board of
public works has turned down the pe
tition of the members of the fire de
partment to nave tneir salaries in
creased from $60 to $70 per month be
f-cause of the present financial condi
tion of the city, the firemen are not
discouraged because it is not improb
able that at the next meeting of the
city council an ordinance increasing
the salaries of the members of the
fire department will be introduced. If
such action is taken it is regarded as
almost a certainty that the ordinance
will be passed when brought up for
final action. Councilmen who have
been approached by the firemen have
stated that in their opinion the fire
fighters deserve larger salaries than
they are now receiving.
Under the present scale of wages it
is extremely hard to secure suitable
men for the fire department and it is
realized that to attact such men to
the service it will be necessary to ad
vance the salaries. Council objected
to the advancement of the salaries of
the members of the police department
but it had no authority to interfere
with the action of the police commis
sioners. Councilmen are of the opin
ion that the fire laddies are as deserv
ing of increased salaries as the po
licemen and for this reason it is re
garded as probable that council will
order the firemen's salaries boosted.
Homer Broyles of Delaware county,
whom an Insanity commission but re
cently declared demented, was
brought to this city Saturday' by Sher
iff Perdiue of Muncie, and was taken
to Easthaven. According to the state
ment of Sheriff Perdiue, the condition
of young Broyles has been of a most
violent nature, and it has been neces
sary to keep him under guard as
precaution against his killing or maim
me persons surrounding mm. It is
understood that the physicians who
pronounced the jroung man Insane
have been unable to determine the
cause of his mental derangement
Having found two things which might
have produced it, in going into the his
tory of Broyle's case, the doctors are
undetermined which was the direct
cause of his derangement.
Injured at Football.
Two years ago, while the star of the
champion Alexandria high school foot
ball team, and in one of the big games
of the season, he received an injury
that might have led to his insanity.
The more pronounced cause however,
was discovered when the doctors after
an investigation, found that Broyles
lost his mind after he had failed to
pass the examinations which would
have gaduated him from the Alexan
dria school with his class.
The young man is said to have wor
ried continually over his failure to
pass, which eventually led to hi3 be
coming, mentally unbalanced.
The case is one of the most pitiful
the Easthaven authorities have had to
deal with recently, as Broyles is both
handsome and of good physique. He
at times appreciates his condition and
is peaceaoie out is more -otten vio
lent. Hopes for his ultimate recovery
are few.
It is reported that Broyles was in
jurea Dy a Kicnmona man, in tne game
between the high school of this city
and Alexandria, but the report cannot
be verified.
Phone your want ads to tne Palladi
um. Both phones 21.
IS ANXIOUS TO GET
THOHMAH OFF HANDS
Sheriff Meredith Has Unpleas
ant Job in Caring for
This Insane Man.
VERY NOISY AND VICIOUS.
T
Own
OF MARKLE IS
DESTROYED BY FIRE
; Indiana Village Suffers a Loss
Of .$50,000.
ENTIRE CENTER SWEPT.
CONDITION IN INDIANA MAY BE
SOMEWHAT RELIEVED BY THE
COMPLETION OF TWO NEW INSTITUTIONS.
Sheriff Meredith is making every ef
fort to place John Thorman in the
Easthaven insane hospital. The unfor
tunate man has been confined at the
county jail for some time and it is
stated, his mind is a total blank. For
days Thorman made night hideous at
the jail by yelling at the top of his
voice. His vocal organs have now al
most given out by this strain but he
still continues to keep the inmates of
the jail awake of nights by clapping
his hands. Special mittens will prob
ably be made to prevent the man from
creating this racket.
Of late Thorman has shown vicious
ness and causes his keepers considera
ble trouble whenever they enter the
cell in which he is kept in close con
finement. A few dayB ago one of the
prisoners was reading a story in a
magazine while seated in front of the
cell occupied by Thorman. After
awhile the prisoner plac he maga
zine on a chair and xtc'x. elsewhere.
During his absence Thorman secured
the magazine by stretching his arm
through the bars. After securing the
magazine his first act was to eat the
pages on which the story that was be
ing read by the prisoner was printed.
As soon as the new southeastern in
sane hospital and the epileptic village
at New Castle are completed it is
thought the Easthaven insane hospital
will not be as crowded as it now is
and that there will not be as much
trouble in securing the admittance of
the Wayne county insane to Easthaven.
If there had been a million crickets
on Main street Saturday night, all cry
ing for a prize to be given for the loud
est croak, the din could not have been
greater than that from the thousands
of "crack" buttons given out by the
Light, Heat and Power company at its
offices on Main street. The buttons are
so . constructed as to make a clicking
noise, not vastly dissimilar to that
made by crickets. If the experience of
Terre Haute is repeated in Richmond,
all the boys will have the buttons at
Sunday school and church, and more
than one teacher will be forced to col
lect them.
Hundreds of people went to the of
fice Saturday night where they were
served with baked ice cream. It was
no joke, for the ice cream was placed
in the red hot ovens, and when it
emerged was covered with a beautiful
brown frosting. That it was delicious
as well as palatable, was evidenced by
the easy manner in which several de
voured many dishes.
This Is a Fine Drinker
i lip ISk
i mSk if
Perri-Walla Tea
For sale at the
BEE HIVE GROCERY CO.
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CHANGE IN OWNERSHIP
AT THE AUTO INN.
Burt Gaines and Will Haughton
have each bought a- third interest in
the auto inn, located between Twelfth
and Thirteenth on Main street. F. W.
Draper, who has been connected with
Whitesell still retains an interest in
the firm. Mr. Gaines will begin his
duties with the firm immediately
while Haughton will take up his duties
in about one month.
BIG
SPECIALS
New York City consumes 11S.150,-
000 pounds of cotton each year.
THIS COUPON GOOD FOR
On 5c Spool of
"Kloster Silk"
100 yds Machine Twist at
Hall's Mercantile Co. store
Cambridge City, April 27,
At Hosiery Counter
Name ,
Town
State
Must be signed by bearer
Richmond Canned Corn and every can guaranteed, 7c
per can; 4 for 25c, or 70 cents per dozen.
Best Potatoes in Richmond, per bushel --.70c
Sweet Sugar Cured Cal. Hams, per pound 13c
Gold Medal Flour, spring wheat and good 70c
3 one-lb Boxes I. X. L. Cold Starch and 30 Stamps 30c
3 one-lb. Boxes Corn Starch and 30 Stamps 30c
6 lbs. Buckwheat, best New York, and 30 Stamps ...30c
3 Quarts Navy Beans and 30 Stamps 30c
Best Paint in any town, per gallon $1.00
DRY GOOBS.
Big Bargains in
LADIES' CORSETS
$1.00 Value, 69c; 50 cent values and good, for 39c.
See our line of Ladies' Shirt Waists, latest styles and nonr
better, $1.00 up to $2.98.
Pictorial Review Patterns.
HOOD'S MODEL DEPARTMENT STORE
TriAinn QHmn; with All Pnrrhi Fr Deliverv. New Phone
1079; Old Phone 13 K. Store Open Tuesday, Friday and
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- lluntiugton. Ind.. April 27. The en
jtire center of the town of Markle. a'
j few miles from this city, has been !
i wiped out by. fire and there are oniy I
ja few houses In the former beautiful!
little city remaining. The loss Is placed'
at $a0,000. The fire originated in a II v- f
ery stable and spread rapidly through
out the business section and communi
cated itself to several residences. The
fire department from this city Mas
rushed to the scene.
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FEMALE DRUMMER SETS
PACE FOR THE MEN."
A female drummer for a, promi
nent Chicago house, trimly dressed
In blue, "made Richmond Satur
day. She had all the push and vim
of her brothers and '"threw out a
line of talk" that had any T. P. A.
making this citj backed up in a
corner, asking for a dictionary.
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