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PAGE TWO. TRE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN TELEGRAM. WEDNESDAY MARCH 6, 1913 PLAYFUL BULLDOG STARTED A PANIC Invaded School to Find Com panion, but Met with Untimely End. A it ray bulldog, desiring company and ton one to play with very much, Invaded the Finley school building this morning. He found it. The dog was unmuzsled, and some one bowled "mad dog." The cry started a panic, and the offending and bewildered dog was barricaded in a school room. Pic tures, chairs, and all movable objects in the building were piled against the door, and the police were notified. Officers Westenberg and Vogelsong answered the call for help, and killed the dog. It was not mad, stated the officers, merely lonesome and play ful. School was finally resumed. BECK WAS PRESENT Charles Back, Siith District Demo cratic chairman, attended the meet ing of the state central committee yes terdmr which was held at Indianapolis At this meeting -final arrangements war mad for the holding of the state convention, the latter part of this month. It was decided to request Governor Marshall to preside as tern , porary chairman of the convention and than to attempt to persuade sena tor John W. Kern to accept the perma nent chairmanship. Other matters , wan s discussed. City Statistics Deatha and Funerals. HAKT1LAN The body of Helen Hartman, who died in Chicago, wan brought to this city yesterday and taken to the homo of John Klute, 321 South Fourteenth street The funer al will be held Thursday afternoon at I o'clock from the home. The Rev, Unbar will bo In charge of the servtc s, and tho Interment will be in Lu tfcormnta, OV WANTED AT FURNITURE MFC. CO. RICHMOND A PIKE IMPROVEMENT Is 'Petitioned for by Several Ministers. 'Between forty and fifty residents of too south tide,' including1- tho Revs. F. A. Roefi; of tho St. Andrew's Catholic ohnrch; Conrad Huber, of tho 8t. Paul's Lutheran church; F. A: Foeger, of the St. John's Lutheran church; E. O. Howard of the First English Luth eran church, and Joseph Beck of tho Trinity Lutheran church, appeared be fore tho board of county commission ers this afternoon and requested that a petition for the Improvement of the Liberty Pike be granted and. viewers appointed. - The petitions which were filed with tho county auditor, February 14, were presented by Attorney Henry U. John son. As far aa Is known there is no op position to tho petition which requests that tho plko bo Improved by grading and sloping and paving with macadam from South L street to below the Cath olic and Lutheran cemeteries, one and one-half miles south. Tho petitions also asks that curbing and gutters be con structed on each aide of - the roadway, which will be thirty feet In width. Throo petitions were circulated on tho proposed Improvement and 699 otgnaturea wore attached to them. The cost of tho Improvement is not known. Tho board of commissioners also re ceived tho petition for a bridge on the road running from a point on tho Na tional road, east of the city near the Sycamore School House, to tho New Paris pike. Petitioners declared that in rainy weather it Is almost an Impos sibility to ford tho stream which runs serosa tho road. ; The -petition for the opening of a roadway In Spring Grove was also pre sented to the commissioners. Eating Slowly fa good practice, it you have plenty of time and even if you haven't. The busy man, who haa only a half hour for lunch (but who requires unflagging energy) will "get up steam" quickly, and pleasantly on a dish of Grape-Nuts and Cream. One can take time to eat slow ly of this crisp, nutty braln-and-nerve-nutriment as Jt only re quires a small blufc of this con centrated food to nourish an active man thoroughly during tho day and keep brain clear for tho calls upon It. "Thtre's a Reissa" Pofltum Cereal Company, Itd. Battle Creek, Mich. HUSBAND HAS MYSTEftiOUSLT VANI&MCiO- I CALLED OFFICE N THE SPftlNftt TO TAfct MIH SMOPfWel TO GO TO CHICAGO TO INSPECT TRUCK President H. Hammond of the board of works, City Controller E. G. Mc Mahan, representing the mayor, and Fire Chief Miller will leave Thursday evening for Chicago where they will investigate a Robinson combination chemical auto truck. City Engineer Fred Charles left for Chicago today where he will attend the Clay Prod ucts Exposition, and will meet the lo cal representatives and go with them to watch the operation of the auto truck. The Robinson truck is one be ing advocated for use in this city. JOHIISOIIJSCUSTIC In Making an Argument Be fore Jury Today. The jury in the case of Frank Mor gan versus the Citizens' Telephone company of Cambridge City which has occupied the time of the Wayne cir cuit court for the past ten days, receiv ed the case shortly after noon today. Henry U. Johnson, leading counsel for the plaintiff, concluded his arguments about 12 o'clock. Up to a late hour this afternoon the jury was still out. In his final arguments to the jury Attorney Johnson made several caus tic statements in reply to arguments of Attorney John F. Robbins for the defendant. Attorney Johnson declar ed that in his twenty-five years of practice as a member of the Wayne county bar he had known of but one damage case in which the plaintiff had lied as to his injuries. He de clared that in the case referred to At torney Robbins had represented the plaintiff. Morgan Is asking for $20,000 dam ages for personal injuries which he al legea he sustained while driving south on Johns street in Cambridge City. The complaint alleges that his body came in contact with a sagging wire of the defendant company and that he was severely injured, being unable to stand erect now. ASK CLEMENCY FOR QUADRUPLE SLAYER (National News Association) JEFFERSON CITY. Mo.. March 6 A movement is under way to obtain a commutation of sentence in the case of Hex Pasco, the murderer of the Hubbell family, who is to be executed this month. Rasco's crime was one of the most atrocious in the criminal rec ords of Missouri. His victims were Odell Hubbell and his wife and two children, who were found murdered in their home in Nodaway County on No vember 20, 1910. Suspicion pointed to ward Rasco, who had served a prison term for one murder. Bloodhounds fol lowed the trail to .his home, where be was found hiding. A bloody shotgun was found on the Rasco premises and the shoes of the suspected man fitted the tracks around the Hubbell home. He was tried at Maryvllle a year ago and found guilty. According to the evi dence at the trial, a poker game in which Rasco lost heavily and Hubbell won furnished the motive for the quad Tuple killing. f 2kMyrfe fly AROUND A MtNTj 2 T.h OSS J X 6 CLOSfcfc H6M roe m mn m TKfc T IVA poster w.'$jJjOj A tK&LtMQ ' H you eoss wore a " DARK. BLUE COAT ? C TT7 M, 10 smopt S HAVE WO A snSL KTI yf )j S POR THifr ESK. ? A UtZS 'tes. Guv i Got out i i J in ff fl2rs2 f MJ,T" -ym Sherlocko The Monk Wo MINING INSTITUTE fKattonal Xews Association) TORONTO. Ont.. March 6 The an w- .r r i a "v i w - i nual general meeting of the Canadian j corner, 6th and Main, March 7th, a Mining Institute convened in this city our Supreme Officers will be present today for a three days' session. The Lunch will be served after lodge, subjects which are to be considered H. A. Kortwright, M. R. and the many men of wide prominence who are participating, together with I ' the recent mineral discoveries and re markable development of the mining industry in Canada, combine to give promise of the most important and profitable meeting in the history of the institute. HUNT MISSING MAN J. H. Guild, aged 65, and about six feet tall, who has been missing from his home at Camden, Ohio, is wanted there, as his mother is dead. Rela tives of the missing man asked Cinef of Police Gormon today to find the man if possible, and for him to com municate with H. G. Girton of Cam den, O., so that arrangements for the settling of the estate may be made. MORTGAGE EXEMPTIONS Elizabeth Townsend, Notary Public Telephone 3756 SWEET PEAS AND ST. PATRICK'S DAY Sow your seed on or near St. Patrick's Day. Buy them for 9 cents for a full ounce packet. SATURDAY ONLY, at THE FLOWER SHOP, 1015 Main Street. D n- e 4k una li VM TOUR. j HjOYeft HERE I TO IT ' f1 r H v NOTICE! All Knights of Golden Eagle and vis iting brothers to meet at our hall. AT rn!liFV'C fspunc 9th and Maln "The p,ace yu II lUlllLI O. Ill liyo get the most change back." SPECIAL PIPE SALE Pipes that are 50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.50 values at just HALF PRICE. The lot comprlsea an assortment of pipes that we were for tunate In buying at a bargain from a large tobacco house who have discontinued their pipe line. We are anxious for you to see the line it is a beauty and you get the benefit of SPECIAL SALE PRICES. CIGAR. SPECIALS We have put on a 15 day cigar sale during which time we are selling all 5c cigars at 7 for 25c and two special brands at 8 for 25c All 10c straight cigars at 3 for 25c. All 3 for 25c ci gars now 3 for 20c. Our 10c straight and 3 for 25c cigars include the following well known brands: El Verso, El Modelo, La Preferencla, Don Antonla, El Principe De Gales, Richmond Rose, Y-B, Robert Burns, La Azora, Savorana, Flor De Moss, Wm. Penn and others. Our 5c cigars include some thirty-five brands. All well known, all popular. "If It Comes From Conkey's, It's Right." A DOCTORS MEET IG Was Held at High School Auditorium Today. The meeting of the pbysieans of the Sixth District was held today. Doctors to the. number of about sixty gathered at the Westcott hotel this noon for dinner, afterwards going to the audi torium of the High SohooL where e se ries of lectures was given. There was no business meeting. The program follows: 1. "Profuse Haemorrhage of the Uri nary Tract" (Lantern Exhibit) Her man L. Kretschmer, Chicago. F. L. Kreuger. 2. "Treatment of Nephritis" Martin fisher. Prof. Physiology, University of Cincinnati Theodore Potter. 3. "Symptoms and Treatment of Ne phrotosis" T. C. Kennedy, Indianapo lis W. T. Griffis. 4. "Epidemic Poliomyeltis" J. Wil- liard Parrish, Shelbyville C. S. Bond. 5. "Organization, for Unity of Pur pose" J. W. Hiatt, Newcastle Gar rett Pigman. 6. "Muscular Atrophy." P. R. Hutchina, Indianapolis Dan Milliken. 7. Americanitis, its Relation to Medicine" H. M. Lamberson, Con- nersville J. C. Sexton. 8. "Pneumonia" S. E. Bond, Rich- Imond W. M. Helm. FREE TO THE I A New Home Cure That Anyone Can Uae Without Operation, Pain, Danger or Losa of Time. I fctv s new Mathod that eurea rantnra anil I want you to us it at my expenae. I mm not trying to tell you a Truaa, but offer you a cura that ataya curea and enda all truaa-weafins and danger of etrangulation forever. No matter whether you have a cingle, double er navel rupture or one following an operation, my Method ib an absolute cure. No matter what your age nor how bard your work, my Method will certainly cure you. 1 especially want to end it free to those apparently hopeless cases where all forms of trusses, treatment and opera tions have failed. I want to show everyone at my own expense, that my Method will end all rupture suffering and truas-wearing for all time. This meana better health, increased physical ability and longer life. My free offer is too important to neglect a single day. Write now and begin your cure at once. Send no money. Simply mail coupon below. Do it to-day. FREE COUPON Mark location of Rup ture on Diagram and man to dr. w. s. nice 722 Main St.. Adams, . x. Agt Tim Ruptured Cause of Rupture n U i M 1 RIGHT 1 LEFT I Nam , Addreat The New Trimmed Are Here We are showing a comprehensive assortment of the new shapes and styles in women's trimmed hats for Spring Included are the new sailors and Derbies which are making a de cided "hit"; come In and see them AH reasonably priced at a a a D a $3 aiimdl Up IBlP(D)W(SF9S 6!h and Main St. n WIFE REFUSES TO RETURN; KILLS HER (National New Association) FREMONT. O., March 6. After vainly beseeching his wife to return to him Henry Dorman killed her and then committed suicide by shooting himself, in front of the Hotel Jack son, today. Mrs. Dorman got a di vorce and came here from Columbus a year ago. 0 e o r;':.? o 4 o In purchasing diamonds, pearls and other precious stones and gems, the av erage buyer can be mis led for the imperfect stone will appear, under certain conditions, as ex cellent as the perfect one. Purchasing a jewel here, however, is paying a price that covers its real value and no more the stone is honestly repre sented and accordingly priced. We have a stock of per fect diamonds ranging from !4 kt. up and in price from $100.00 per kt. up which we would be pleased to show you. RATLIFF The Jeweler 12 North Ninth Street CYCLONES and WINDSTORMS WILL COME but DOUG AN, JENKINS & CO. Will Protect You Against Losa From Them. PHONE 1330. Room 1, I. O. O. F. Building Established 62 Years Put Your Savings into a A Diamond has qualities as an in vestment that makes It the safest, surest, and soundest proposition that one can put money Into. If it is bought at the old reliable "Jewelry House of Dickinson's9 you are sure of a fine stone, at the lowest possible price. Every stone backed by a positive guarantee. We have a large stock of loose and mounted gems to select from. Let us demonstrate to you that to put your money into one of our "Qual ity" Diamonds is the best invest ment you can make. O.E. Dickinson WATCHES, DIAMONDS We Mount All Diamonds in Our Own Shop. QUALITY 18 THE THING QUALITY IN THE EXAMINATION QUALITY IN THE LENS Our Spectacles and Nose Glaaaea Are Perfect. E. B. GROSVENOR, ML D. Oculist. OVER 713 MAIN STREET P AT IFpoee These are a selection of used pianos, that were taken in on trade after being remod eled and refinished at the factory they are as. good as new. We must sell them at a price. AH we want is the money in vested that makes them bargains. If you are Interested now or in the future, it will pay you to look these over. We have sold many, but vwith thpse we have added to the lot makes asf good a selection as ia the beginning. Duy Whlid You Can Buy Choap Remember, these used pianos as well as the . new can be paid for on the payment plan. PIANO GO. Tenth Cl Haiti TIB