The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 10

BIB 11 i 11 Jf ri i ''l RIWWWRpil R1ITHSPRA1SES HOOSIERWRQKS I McCutcheon tells of trip That Means Experiences in Africa 1 a The Great needed uel Saver start CHAMP CLARK telling hl: ull Line ol Clermont Ranges inven' Trees Hall Exactly (Like Cat) 8c Suitable for I building of Salads or Salted Nuls Buffets Worth street fur 47 STYLES TO SELECT ROM si apartments erection vm ill Adrian A LITTLE MONEY ON A BIG BILL sain $100 Per Week Secures One of These Useful Ca'iineis HOCSIER SAVES STEPS EMPTY BUILDING IN MINUTE! REUSES WALTERS LICENSE ELECTION ABOLISHES COURT School lages Club celebration the PROBST UNERAL ANNOUNCED LOOK OR PURSE SNATCHERS 'Clod in the week A MEAT DEER SUTHERLAND SISTERS 7 REE DEMONSTRATION POSTERS SAUCY REMINDERS 7 Sutherland Sisters 7 HAIR GROWER and SCALP CLEANER SEEKS CHANGE IN ORDINANCE GUESTS LIMITED TO ADULTS SISTERS WITH THE LONGEST AND MOST DEAL' Co Li hit iElLLLli third annual cele the anniversary of one great They along have that shot nut that or Soft Coal Hard Coal Wood Coke Slack: Call arid See Thein the Coal Some as low In price as $28 75 ac at ol the Ask Your Neighbor Cartoonist Amuses University Club Members With Tales of rchlteH No No No Soot or Smoke 25c Cents Only 1080 On Sale Saving of Always Keep the loor Warm Heats the loor Bet ter than any Hard Coal Base burner Made Declares at Tippecanoe Dinner New Battlers for National Right Reflect Pioneer Heroism Most Beautiful and Artistic Design A Perfect' loor Warmer New York Chamber of Commzrce Head THE HOME BASE BURNER Unsightly Eruptions arc Needless Afflictions WASHINGTON Clark may not have speakership he had would when Congress servative Democrats hold Northern Democrat would chances of the nartv in 1 considering steps to bring out an nent to Clark Browning xnd Mere IRISH COMPLETE PLANS I OR PATRIOTIC MEETING! No man or woman who values their personal appearance can afford to neglect their hair One trial will con vince you of its merits delay' Save and grow your hair Come and learn how to save and grow your hair CONSULTATION REE audience an speaker by a iiatt into Mr McCutcheon gave an i his recent trip Africa In quest of Mayonnaise Whipped Cream The Greatest Hair Tonic in the World justice terns the game Graphic tales of the killing of the rhinoceros elephant wild buffalo lion leopard mm giraffe were illustrated with scenes the dead beasts ha the shooting in 'in'iits where often the fren zied animal was caught by the camera charging directly at the hunters the transfer of the carcasses to camp and the curing and mounting of the various skins ART REPARTEE Exchange irst Art They say Mias Dauber Is wedded to her art Second Art Guess have to get a divorce on the grounds of nonsupport SKWi TIUL HAIR IN THE PROO ITS MERITS Aspirant to Chair May Be Sacrificed Arrange Details of Observance of An niversary of Execution of chester Arrangements have been completed for dismissed in modes Those who suffer from pimples blackheads and other disfiguring facial eruptions red rough hands itching burning palms and shape less nails dry thin and falling hair with itching scaly scalps all should make trial at once of a Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Oint ment No other emollients cost so little and do No" 4 others so pure so sweet so speed ily effective not only for these minor afflictions of the skin scalp and hair but for torturing disfig tiring eczemas rashes irritations scalings and crustings of infants Children and adults Oak Heaters John Griffiths consul general to Lon don and JohnT McCutcheon the Chi cago Tribune spoke at the University Club last' night their addresses being substituted for the usual program of toasts Mr' Griffiths mode a rousing speech on and re calling the development of Indiana instl tuions since the days of the battle of Tip pecanoe and discussing methods of broad ening American life especially in the Hoosier state illustrated lecture on through the wilds of big game The dinner was the bration by the club of the battle of Tippecanoe and seventy members attended Dr McCulloch presided and introduced Mr Griffiths at the close of the dinner The consul gen eral opened his address by audience of the universal idea abroad that every American has concealed some place about his person an inexhaustible foun tain from which springs at will humor satire sarcasm epigram and historical data He then spoke humorously of the laiiacy or sucn a oenei His next story concerned tlon which he attributed to whereby an unenthusiastic rid itself of an undesirable moving nlatform and a hollow which bails are dropped by members of the audknee as fast as they become dis gusted with the orator When a major ity of the balls has entered the shaft the speaker a platform Is quietly moved down out uj 6jgnt WORLD IS CRITICAL Turning to the warriors of Tippecanoe r'S Of in uresent dav He spoke of the way the light pioneer days in Indiana lived In fear of a common enemy such fear united lhm and welded them into th origin commonwealth He then Aneient Order uf Hibernians will co operate in the entertainment and there will be a musical program as well as lit erary exercises and a historical address on the memorable event Solos will be rendered by Mrs Margaret Lyhfuoe tuvies high und Nov 12 Champ the dean field to the reason to believe he adjourned Con the a better the 912 and are oppo William Driscoll Mrs and Miss Mary Moian ary choir will render id" arid Star Plain Clothes Men Patrol North Side to Break Up Practice korth Indianapolis was thoroughly pa trolled by officers in civilian clothes Iasi night In an effort to stop the Saturday right purse snatching The men were de tailed from Central Police Station thirty minutes before regular roll call The police department is exerting every effort to stop ih purse snatching but the offi cers say they have a hard proposition owing to the nature of the work By the time the assaults are reported to the po lice the guilty man has made bls escape ami often when arrests are made the vic lims can not identify the suspects No arrests suspected snatchers resulted from last special efforts but neither was there any snatching cases reported Patriotic Orders Will Pay Tribute to ormer Governor The annual memorial services for Oli ver Morton former Governor of In diana under the auspices of the Grand Army posts of Indianapolis will be held at the Central Christian Church Sunday Nov 27 at 3 o'clock in the afternoon Governor Marshall will deliver the me morial address Members of the A I and other patriotic organizations will as i semble on Delaware street just south of the church and march into the church in a body JOIN THE Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet Holiday Club This is the sea son of the year to purchase this very nec essary ho use hold article A hall tree is use ful as well as decorative we show more than 30 styles all sizes gol den oak or Early English Price starts at I Dish and Spoon for 8 cts sail Mr HARM0MNJSfi Judge Remster Holds Good Character Not Well Established Believing that bis attorneys had not established fully a good and moral char acter for John Walters whose application for a license to open a saloon at 3111 West Washington street was refused by the Board of County Commissioners Judge Remster in the Circuit Court yes terday afternoon refused to reverse the decision Walters was refused a license by the commissioners Oct 4 1910ind he appealed to Circuit Court Col Ell Hitler represented the re monstrators and he pointed out that Wal terc had nrevlously been manager of the agle's Nest a formerly notorious West Washington street roadhouse celebration next Sunday evening at Knights ii Columbus Hall of the foi ty seventh anniversary of th martyrs" ll Burkin and who were cxecuietl in November 1867 The Silently Rejoice in in Office "Arc we down hearted? No' small postci queries and replies as it hangs on a cabinet just beneath the case holding a formidable array of emergency mins in Sheriff office in the Marlon County Jail explained by Chief as follows: Keeley Institute Patient Wasn't See Ing Thing's After All'i NEW YORK Nov 12 seen purple snakes" moaned a patient as he clutched the arm of an attendant on the Keeley Institute grounds in White Plains yes terday green cows with six horns and elephants that swung by their trunks from gas brackets but this is the first' time I ever saw a deer eating grass right under the front windows of a The attendant looked across the lawn rubbed his eyes looked again and then said: worry old man not 'seeing 'em He's there all "Real deer? Live deer?" murmured the patient in a tone of Intense anxiety "Real meat deer" the attendant as sured him The patient shook the hand with deep gratitude The institute employe was not lying to soothe the over it" person A large deer really wandered up the gravel path toward the institution and was nibbling tiie grass on the lawn He was about to gobble a few leaves from ferns by the front piazza when the altendan started toward him The deer dashed down the street before anybody could get a weapon Children Will Not Be Admitted to New Library Dedication Carnegie Library No 3 Washington ind Rural streets will be dedicated at5 o'clock tomorrow evening The build ing was opened last Monday to the chil dren when sneclil services were hovt NEW YORK Nov 12 A Barton Hep them Owing to the limited capacity burn has been elected president of the 'of tiie auditorium in the basement only Chamber of Commerce of New York I li 1 atlidts will bo allowed at the dedication Chamber or Commerce or al lotK wi1iaII Tljlor of tI)e rJ of I util At 1 mzi 4 1 1 i uu I S' IM i 1 VI IOS 12 I 1 Ct 4 I'nlted States Mr Hepburn is president librarian of the City Library of the Chase National L'auk I diili Nicholson will speak XnillBWb Christ la County President Maurice Donnelly of thi Ancient Order of Hibernians will pre Mieh and the plant will be completed April 1 This is the seventh plant of its kind to bo erec ted by the Van Camp Company Mr Millikan nas'crected alt5 of the sdven plants Although the political campaign hnd th effect of quietinur the real estate market prior and immediately after the No 14 Has Record ire Drill Before Inspectors firemen and building inspectors was a record made for emptying Thousands of satisfied users testify to Its wonderful merits It has caused a ripple of excitement and favorable comment by the entire stove fraternity Perfection of op eration Is our watchword equaled as a Hotblast Gas Smoke Consumer The greatest floor heater of the century No puffing of gases No smoke or soot: Perfect combustion It cokes the coal before consum ing It The radiation Is on the outside of the llrcpot just where it Is most What declare a public Imilding when a fire signal was undud was made at Public School No 14 riday afimnoon when after the tap of the fire gong more than GOO pupils filed from tin building in one minute in perr vrder and without the apparent xcitement The fire signa was given by Miss ICtta Keely principal of the i school who was the only person in the building nt the time who knew the gong I was sounding rf false alarm The test i was in ule before several captains of the fire department and building Inspectors who desired to se how effective tire drills are for use in public? schools The firemen congratulated the principal on her unusu al eucecss in drilling the children City Sanitarian Asks City to Regulate Refuse Dumping Dr Woods city sanitarian said yesterday effort will be made to brlns about early action toward a change in thf law pertaining to the dumping ot vault refuse by which it would be pos sible for the Board of Health to desfgnat places for dumping The move will fol low a recent finding of Judge Collins of Police Court that there? is no ordinance or official order regulating the dumping Some time ago Dr Woods said he handed such an ordinance? to Councilman McCarthy but that it has not been in troduced He a letter to Mr McCarthy yesterday calling his attention to the ordinance again and asking that it be introduced ut the next meeting of the Council Bs application was Deputy Theodore hnd a mightj ek TI14S rs escaped from jnil all were recaptured woman who aided them was Mid sentenced to prison and Sheriff Woessner was re elected to office by thedggrst majority of any Marlon Occupying a place just be 4 'w another poster still smaller says imply am Services Will Be Held at Home To morrow Afternoon Tiie funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Probst will be held tomorrow afternoon at the home 2012 North Opitol avenue with burial In Crown Hill Cemetery Mrs Probst who was the wife of William Probst died riday after a lingering ill ness She was born In Switzerland Coun ty Indiana June 24 1852 and for more than fifty years had been a resilient of Indianapolis Two brothers AV Kas of zMirora Ind and A Kas lebaum of Rossville Kas and a sister Mrs Barrett of Chicago survive jii Home cn oak round corners ruffled front and top genuine Chase leather covering Worth $ju Our price $2775 In part payment Mrs Kenyon gave $8750 giving also her home property at ntra1 av nur She will occupy the Woodruff Place property in the future as her permanent home The deal was I made through the Plummer Agency The work on the St Paul Church i Eugene and Rader streets will be finished in March The second story now occupies I the attention of tb workmen The build ing will cost $30uu( Colonial brick is being used on the exterior WnrL hn 1 I anrh chir i Jj i at the Second Christian Church colored and Pratt streets that it can be occupied within three months The finishing and plastering is yet to be done although the exterior work has been com pj'tvd The church Is built along bunga lines and Is to cost Henry Thirty of igas izoes to waste tn so called Hotblasts We are agents for nle wonderful and will themselves season In their saving of fuel are made newest all the new improve 8 Including patent shaker and grate and are beautiful ly trimmed in heavy nickel that will not tarnish The eouiniittee in charge consists of Edward Murphv John Carr Kiley Dr A Young Casscrly Lynch and Martin A feature of the evening will be Irish experience stories by several In dianapolis Irishmen who were in Ireland on the hoinegolng excursion last sum mer' exclusive the They are a rs pay for In erection uf a modern apartment house which is to cost S25uOo James Millikan of Cincinnati is the owner nd 1 1 i I ui 1 1 i I Ivnn ilHIIIr in 4 1 1 city will have of the construction I i nc iront pure ot tne bunding will thre stories high and will contain other entirely consumed by the celebrated CLER MONT AIRTIGHT HOTBLASTS 'One ton of slack or soft coal will produce as much heat an one ton of thracite It will leak dust gas smoke The fire is ways under perfect cor trol and as an all night fire keeper It has no equal An ail fuel stove burning soft coal slack hard coal coke or wood it burns tlons of combustion waste of fuel no filling of stove' nr pipe with sent Perfectly clean SPEAKERS CALL LANDSLIDE INDORSEMENT OR GOVERNOR The Clermont Air Tight Hotblast tone Many denis are prnillng anj real i siatzi men expect thzz next mi (lavs or fortnight to show a mnrkdl Increase in transactions SEES IRST LION The party arrived in Mombasa Sept 16 11103 and remained in the shooting eoun try four and one half months bagging all sorts of the larger varieties of game Mr McCutcheon described graphically his tlrst sight of a lion "without the friendly Intervention of a sei of zoolog ical bars between him and roe" Pictures of the hunting and tiie hunting country were tin own on the screen and Cl I nli lTI liIX BW rUKHI I UKt 117751 'A A XARPM GQJJ DEMONSTRATION AT OUR Toilet Section' MAIN LOOR Commencing Monday Nov 14 ie Mn Ssti'K TTTV tove season is we oen on Easy Selection as Cir cuit Judge Causes Change The court of the United States com missioner at Muncie will be abolished cording to Charles Miller district torney because ot the resignation rank Ellis elected to the Judgeship of Delaware Circuit Court by thirty four votes last Tuesday ormer Commis sioner Ellis was appointed June 3 1907 and resigned as soon as his election as judge was announced ew cases have been tried before tiie ederal commis sioner at Muncie and Judge A Ander son of the ederal Court has decided to do away with the office there according to Mr Miller yesterday The cases at Muncie will be taken to the nearest ed eral Court most of them being scheduled for Indianapolis ARRANGE MORTON MEMORIAL If you aro in the market for a Buffet do not fail to call and see the extensive line we show Golden oak or Early English fin Prices from R7OOO to Vvef PAVEN PORTS The greatest line ever Biown In Indianapolis runy styles on pie The best value ever otrerea Democratic Traveling Holds Meeting Celebrate Victory That the Democratic landslide in In dlana last Tuesday was not so much a partisan victory as an indorsement of the administration of Governor Mtu sball and the Democratic record in Marion County 41 was tbo general tone of addresses made last night at a "Jollification" meeting of the Indiana Democratic Traveling Club at the Denison Hotel A large num her of traveling men were present at the first gathering since the election and re cited interesting details of the election from many portions of the state Kirby president of the club pre sided A I Stubbs one of the speakers spoke of the necessity of good govern 1 ment saying the Democratic partv has been given an opportunity to good" Sheriff Jacob Woessner said that as he bad entered into the campaign with the pledge to conduct the affairs at the jail in a business like wav he expects to do it and that if ail the Democrats who 'were elected live up to their pledges the Democratic party will remain in power Among others who spoke were Charles oi' Hunt Saen Clark WU liam Patton Bernard Manion Thoms Da inody Herbert Mo Ginnls and Charles Roth Mr M' described the attempts of members of Ids parly to photograph the charging beasts nnd how the men ot the parly riskezl their lives time and again for a good picture of the wounded enraged beasts A moving picture ma chine was used for much of the pho tography and a "dummy" rhinoceros was brought Into unsuccessful play to aid ir taking pictures of the big Seasts in their na'ive haunts The picture showed views of the hunt of Col Roosevelt and his party with whom the McCutcheon party fell In and remained for three days The members of Mr McCutcheon's partv were Stephenson nnd Mr and Mrs Ake ley Mr 'Akeley has since been badlv wounded in a tight with a maddened ele phant Mr McCutcheon said TnnTiTiiwiiiiBBaBiiiiii ii iiiiiiiiimirinwwTTWTffMfniwMBmwmi Grand Monday Special Electric Cut ass Dish and Spoon Mr Griffiths said that the qualltk uiose pioneers must nve jioosiers ersin the constantly and how eventually of grossed into a discussion of warriors in general asserting that twa sorts of JiglU ers' exist today ihuse who and those wno ngnt world loves a md tirl growing more and more ritl cause for which hu Griffiths world the man who tights luiust iii clal tie then briefly the scientific progress of warfare and spukc of throughout the world for nnivt Humorously Mr Griffiths discussed the village asserting that everv community has its oracle always a married man he has to have a wife to support lie told of rhe ap preciation Indiana has always nvn to its prophets nu inatter lines tbc accomplishments 'hnv' fulluv rd whihn literary or commercial he assorted ih Hosier state has ver hewn withwr ap predation of their fforts are glad tu acdalnn him no niR ter what his' means of de i dared Mr Griffiths After resume of the development of the Hoosier state from an agricultural community to a leuder the world of social progress Mr? Griffiths generalized as follows: the fulness of our Ainoj ican civiliza tion while we have spent much lima transmuting efforts irtu gold we still have had time fur social TIME RIPE OR REORMS were conditions so ripe for re forms he said toudiing the general con ditions of the world "Our dim for ac complishment Is the present and some of the lines along which tins accomplish ment can be out are jnuur and more scientific admnnstn rehabilitation of ovr ja building of good roads Un labor difficulties and tin chances for clashing bet rich and poor I believe all this will bv eventually In closing Mr Griffiths described the ways in which the old methods of the war rtor are being supplanted by those uf a army of Americans fighting for national right and civic wherein men are already beginning to realize their kinship and their divinity Dr McCulloch introducing Mr Mc Cutcheon described him as a special en voy of the University Club who had re turned from Africa with the report that the country had been depopulated by a contemporary visitor Col Roosevelt Mr jMcuutcneon repnea orieny saying before going to Africa he had never anything larger than rabbits He described the assembling of the i fit of his nartv in Tendon and sakl his heart failed him when he gazed at the assembled arsenal and he longed for Madison street in Chicago not caring whether Bwana Tumbo and the African jungle were in existence He told of the trip from London to Naples and then to Mombasa South Africa through the in tense heat of the southern oceans BUYS NEW HOME Mrs Hattie Pearson 1020 North Penn sylvania street has sold the property at 577 Middle drive Woodruff Plae tn Hannah Kenyon 2033 Central avenue McCutcheon The pictures showd native Africans and their bins and Irenes are In the process exhibit many new archi I'he steeple is doomed vhu ci tu as reasons the erapers which spoil the spirt' The library and duns seem to prove most at active to modern church builders BREAK GROUND OR LAT Ground was broken last Wednesday at i pa Wk W' 1 El JESSwgTgX A WSKbss i rx i 8 A rx HrXWK) 7 K'M 5' ''A W' I 7 I 1 I I Vi IB 8 I 1 I I Bl 'L A 7 Ira? 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