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v. J, A. CROCKETT I IS PRIir Jll I Pll The new Pennsylvania time table W ; IIUIHU IbU goeg intQ effect at 5:30 p m Sunday - " afternoon and the new trains will iJ-, 'make their first runs on that night. FORMER RICHMOND &AN IS JuP- a bell signal has been placed in POINTED GENERAL HAN A- J tn tlJ border that the Station master may OER OP THE B.:tf T; H. - BEGAN HERE AS All OPERATOR Has Been v1'- - IT " Trimming's' Corn Condition . JiJ ' V l -ify .;jf :...! Serinwr in Railroad Business But $ j t iJ1 . .TcnJITeMS Had Many Good fined at the Reid-Memorial Hospital . r?M aXI...,,.., -Xisiright -foot. Blood. .poisoning set 'it. : m iv,7 1 iii and it nva: "necessary- for rDrs, .- i ' -. : r-' ;Marver and Johnson to amputate the J. ;0. Crockett,; . theV,reU ' mwfr Rie!nond Jyopi&sMn. whx "has WehT.'. 80 successful in railroad. .work, a. BATTLE ROYAL IS EXPECTED. yesterday. appointed..-to Jthe : respns , - ' . - - ble position of General Manager ipf Indiana and -Earlham to Meet To the EvansviUe;& Tejre.'HautefiRail- i. nieht Quakers' Have Hones road - - -- ..- , Mr. Crockett, kriown..to .his raj,!- road friends asvM Jack,' commenced ii u leiegrapii operiuor.in iqe renn- tylvania service 'here, abouf len ydars "njro. After' serving his. "apprentice- nhip, " he became train ' dispatcher a nd worked in that capacity for sev- e in I months. '".; : .. Tie became chief dispatcher of -'a division of the Vandaha, when Har ry Miller,-1.- formerly .of Richmond, went to that road and latejr he was Divisipi) Superintendent, Vhen Mr, Miller went -io the Rock Island, he took, Crockett, along 'and appointed hiiri Tto a. responsible position. When ihe land.slid.eV camefc in vhich for mer Pennsylvania road nien' were thrown 'out, Mr. Croekett went- to the Kvansville '& Terre Haute, 'and has 'until the present tim,' been serving in the capacity of superintendent. Crockett 's predecessor in the of fice of General Manager, F. P. Jeff ries "resigned to "become purchasing agent of the Frisco System. Mr. Crockett has many friends, as well as relatives in Richmond. His mother-in-law is .Mrs. Thos. Golden, North D. Street. HEVS "BUTCHERS" MUST GO PANHANDLE RAILROAD COM PANYMAKES GOOD MOVE. , . . ,,, ''-'v y Company Has Also Qnlt Carrying Magazines and Papers Pree :rr - -- of Charge. -" v':,- -. .'"'V f." t " . - ' , " r.rTne -announcement that the con- t roct between the Union News Com pany and the Pennsylvania had been broken off, came as a surprise to about 130 news butchers on that road yesterday 'morning, and that number 'of men and boys' are now looking for new positions. '. , For some time there has been trou ble betweeii the News Company aud the railroad, and when the present contract expired, March 1, it was de cided not to renew it. The change does not affect the agents in depots and stations along the route, as they are operating under a different con tract. ; The railroad company has also cut out carrying magazines and newspa pers free, and hereafter the News Company will pay express rates the same as any one else. This will be a large item, as hundreds of pounds of news matter are sent out to agents each day. , Mrs. G. D. Sutrei 'returned to her home at .Chicago 'yesterday after a visiUwith Mrand Mrs. Perry Free vnan of East Main street. Needs purifying and your whole system renovating in the spring, as pimples, boils, eruptions, loss of appetite and that tired feeling annually prove. Hood's Sarsaparilla. is the most effective medicine ever devised for the complete purification of-the blood and the complete renovation of the whole system. It will make you feel better, look better, eat and sleep better and give you the best possible preparation for the hot days of summer, as over 40,000 people have testified in the last two years. Today buy and begin to take H o d-B:- S airs ap'ar i 1 1 a Usual form, liquid; pnir; new. form, tablets, 100 Doses One Dollar. RAILROAD NOTES notify the operator the exaet time of the leaving of trains which the oper ator -cannot see. ; ? HAD TO AMPUTATE HIS TOE. William Neal Cut His Poot While K con- ; - . x . - V . ' of Winning. ." , t , , . - ' : There will be a battle royal tonight wuen. uie xiariuaiu ,uaK.ei,. uaii leaui meets the strong Indiana University "five ct tW Colisrnm.' ..F.crlhnrt hr. j high hopes of winning the game, as i Indiana ha,s met several reverses of late, owing to the loss of Maxwell, its star player. THE PASSING OF "TOMMY" GALE NEW RULING THROWS WELL KNOWN NEWS BUTCHER OUT OP SERVICE. TOOK FIRST HEWS RUN AT 13 During His Career He Has Traveled Over Three Million Miles Hopes to Return. " No more "disconsolate man on the face of the earth was to be found yesterday morning than Tommy Cale, the news butcher, so well known on the Pennsylvania Lines. Tommy went to the station, to find that his f'job had been swept away on ac count of an expired contract, and forty years of experience had come to naught. ; 1 Cale is one of the oldest and best known "boys' in the Union News company service. When he was 13 years old, he took a run out of Phil adelphia, as news agent and vcandy vender, and since that time, has spent a large part of nearly every day on a train. This was before the war, but Tommy has stayed with it, and has always declared he would live and die with Pennsylvania Train No. 14, on which he had made the trip daily to Columbus for twelve ydars, since the train was put on. Figuring it out, Tommy estimated that he has traveled in "the past forty years of news "butchering,' a trifle over three million miles. This would have taken him around the earth, at the. equator, about 125 times, with a little to spare. Tommy has sold pa pers to nearly every distinguished personage in the country, and is on fair speaking terms with half the congressmen and senators west., of Pittsburg. He believes that the Pennsylvania will-restore the agents, and that he will get back on his be loved train. : - - ' i WimamrreaI oi this city is (D WILL ARRANGE A FIELD MEET PROP. TORRENCE TO REPRE- ---- --- SENT RICHMOND AT INTER SCHOLASTIC LEAGUE WILL DE HELD AT AliDEnSOtl LocalAtnletea Have Hopes of Wrest- I ini Trophy Cup. Prom Marion " i HiglT School. " " . ''. v .; ; ' t i - - -'."; .1'. .f ' -f" At a called r meeting --pf. the ( high school athletic assbviation Thursday selected to "reipreseht the-" Richmond high' sphool, , at ,the meeting of the 4 track team ; representatives trom. Mar; rion, 'Anderson' Kokomp and ichh inond, which will be held this year at Anderson. . . ! - The high schools of these four -cities make up the Eastern Indiana Athletic Association and the meet ing at Anderson on March 10, is for the purpose of deciding on' the date and place of the quadrangular field meet. It was held here - last .spring at Reid Field Earlham. and although the Marion team won i first place, in th6 field events, the. .Richmond boys won the relay cup. . Marion has held the big silver field event cup for two successive years and if they succeed in capturing firsteJ place, in the same events this year, the cup will then belong to the Ma rion high school. However as there is good material in the local high school this term the boys are deter mined that Marion shall not get the trophy again. ' Ralph Guyer, captain of last year's track team and the crack shot putter of high school, will again represent Richmond in the weight events. TOURNAMENT THIS EVENING. Names of Those Who Will Take Part in Chess Contest at Dr. King's. .Local chess players are awaiting with interest the tournament which is to be held this evening at the resi dence of Dr. J. E King, on South Ninth street. Several out-of-town players will -be '-present. The games will not be played with the intention of selecting a champion, but rather for amusement and interest in the game. Among those who will attend from other cities will be Dr. Reagan, Greenfield; Dr. Smith, Knightstown; Dr. Cromer, Union City; H. C. Brown Anderson; Mr. Hinshaw, Cambridge City; and Arthur Burch, Centerville. Among the local chess devotees who will play are Dr. King, Ben Duke, Ed. Hill, A. D. Gayle, Frank and Sid Anspaugh. ASSESSORS INSTRUCTED A. G. COMPTON GIVES THEM ' RULES TO FOLLOW. Tribute is Paid to the Late John M. Winslow Who Said "Do Your Best." County Assessor Compton . yester day called ' togetter his.,, assistants, the township assessors, and imparted ro rnem xneir, mtrucuons. ;. .. I The assessors were instructed to be careful in the compilation of data? fr the State Statistician, who wishes the information before June 1. Great attention is to be paief'to the licens-! ing of dogs, as many of these escape the official each year upon his rounds. County Assessor Compton ; in speaking of what should be done by 1 the men, said they should follow the motto of the late John "Winslow, who said, "Do your best." r MILLER TAKES HIS . POSITION. Everett Miller, the new fireman of Hose Company No. 2, took his new position yesterday. Mr. Miller for merly worked for Adolph Blickwedel. The vacancy in the company was caused by the shifting incident upon the resignation of Chief Parsons. PITMAN RESIGNS POSITION.;; Harry Pitman lias resigned as" mes senger of the Adams Express com pnUyTnnd has taken a position with the Richmond City Mill "Works. " . JUNIOR TEAM IS ORGANIZED FAIRVIEW BOYS ' HAVE AN NOUNCED THEIR LINEUP FOR COMTNO SEASON. HOPES TO OEAT i)LO TEAf.i Vincent Bingennan Is Manager ' and Captain of the Organization' Gave a Dance. I . The m'emWrSv of the Junior base ball team of , Faixyiew,;- the. team whicbrtried so hard J" to wrest , the championship of that part of the. city from the older .team .in, last, year's games, have decided to . reorganize and the lineup for . the coming year has : already been . announced.' Wed nesday evening, the young men . gave a dance at the I. O. O. F. hall,' for the benefit oi the future team and a good sum was -realized with which to com mence the season's games. .. A v The young team hopes "to wm lhe ' jtitle of being the Fairview,, team of the city, which title is now held by the oilier team. ' Captain ' and Manager Vincent Dingerman has picked the following'. -lineup : Spatz, cateher; vBingerman, pitcher; Oest- ing, short-stop; L. Quigley, first base; Foreman, second base ; O. Quigley, third base; Thompson, left field; Kettler, center field; Sharp, right field ; Kiser,' extra. A championship series will probably fbe arranged .with the other team, which is being man aged by Harry Brokamp, early in the season. ' . GIANTS TO ORGANIZE' AGAIN. "The Giants," the colored' base ball aggregation, which last year won all the, games from similar teams they pla3Ted, has not yet Keen organ ized for 1006, but .the members ex pect to get together within a few days. . r j,;'; , ' ;. FOUTS APPOINTED DEPUTY. E. W. Fonts, a well : known Demo crat in Jackson township, has been appointed a deputy prosecutor by Wilfred Jessup. ...Squire Pritchard is also a Democrat, leaving the enforce ment of law 'in that township in the hands of the Jeff ersonians. 4, A 4.4..4...4.4... wHTE eooDS Ready For Inspection Embroidered and Dotted , Swisses, f Paris Muslins, French Xawh Per-: sian Lawns, Mercerized Batistes. striped White Goods, jlhoice.. ... 1200 yards checked Goods ... . ? ..... . 400 yards 'checked striped White Gofcds. j.'.lOo!; . 250 yards striped aid uoods . . ...... 1. 400 yards checked lacb stripe WmteGoods ... . . .: Baby Nainsooks and I2V2C 15c 18c 250 yards Mercerized Madras 300 yards Mercerized Madrases Very Special ! Our entire stock of Johnt Clark Spool Cotton at half price Vv 'i 4 SPOOLS FOR 6c. 5 ' The One-Price Store of . 'Richmond. II. Or Hasemeler xxxxiCcxxxxyit 4c AS LEADERS WE OFFER K ; ; t ASPARAGUS, tall, pearl white, tender stalk ; Ir-Mo-I jcTrand . a regular 30c grade...;.. Afitujurcs, Dign coiorea; extra quaiuy uessenrirmi, a jugu lar 30c grade,........... .T. . . .19c per can vr Not over 6 cans to a customers of 5ch'if ;desired. ivjU;3" '" CORN, good quality, Pappoosfi PRUNES, a good-sized, bri PEACHES, evaporated, sta Lart FIGS,ld fashioped, for, i-SAT.MON. hpst Red. (rnmhW Rivr., nound .can&, Snnbeiun . 'UKWHlTimiie pfelansylvai 5 lb. bagr . .W POP RICJE, Quaker brand,'3 packSgffV.Tf?.; : ;; BAKED 'aAMnot slied5 fine cuts, : per lb. rr f . LENOXVSOAP, 10 barsiH..... :i:7r?:2ci STARCH; ILaundiy Lump, lOpounds .lMt?-.H29c- I Pillsbury s Bf sf jK-Wnite Satin, Haxall ; 70c forojbsl; $l;So for 50 1bs.;v$ -''i:- " i" ' '".'V . . t Carpenter s Fawcy And Pride st ' Richmond, :60c for" 1 111 $1.15 for 5diidi. ;. 1'; -X;J DRMIIISBvli 7w y r- - ' DHLS I W W - U 111 lll.ll Ltest Methods In Crown l;rt Dridgo Work RICHMOND PEOPLE LOST. Several Local- Men Had Money in Defunct Cash Buyers rTJnion of Chicago. The failure of the Cash Buyers Union in Chicago recently resulted in many Richmond people loosing from $10 to $50, and it is stated that the stock holders in the concern will re ceive less than 00 per cent. EATOII HMT Box sitfonery AT i ii 1031 MAIN ST. rT 4.'4.r,.!r14 4 4 4 4 4 44 4. CHENOl'JEKir (1 5 WW Our Second Floor 250 ,yards28 inch imported , India Linen A ,72 Other at 5 10c, 30c. . Imperial LonV 36 ch, 12ls andf fclaid Whitt .Jr. . I . , . . . . .7Vj' Jplajp and lac Others i , CambriclKainsobks , and Swisses (. ' Match Uets Balds' ahd All Overs. V plaid Whit" Corset Cover . . . . : ... .IZY2 plaid striped ai Flouncings from es. . : Dimities ...j Embroidered 20c 25c730c tlxfordyand .: . . . 1 I foil IaftdZ ; '' .V;--. . . . . . ,25cO Special 1500 yards' Cambric Edges, 50 pat- terns 4 to 7 inches wide . .. .....10c Grand Lace Sale all :. this week : Seven Bargain Lots See Them. Very Special ! 11 Ladies' Suits bought this season, formerly $11.50 to $270; now half price .... .. ..1. .,$5.75 to $13.50 The One-Price Store, of Richmond. xx : .. .... . .. : -' ' " I , For Thursday, and Friday T . 2 lftTper can.o -a T brand, Jfaxis 25c; 'per doa 70ci if : artirfS. 4 lbs ,Z5C - y sf 3 lbs...... .. ..25c i 10c lb; 3 for 25c. , J , I ' '--4 k' 'v, V1 Wttthod of ObttLmavtm eeiisatlte. Dentins' 3. : . , : t . . and i Phone 1741. KIBBEY & CO. 0 4 4 4- 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4.4. 12c, 15c and up to Cloth, jwiamoia nish, tppiece 10c yd 9 iderics Embroideries . . . : ... ...20c to $1.25 9 inches to 45 inch- Dress Patterns i.50 to $11.00 Bargain iVv V 31 r ;