The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 15

ms 7 44 15 MISSING GIRL OUND RATES ORDERED CUT Missing Girl Now at Home Man "Tailored INDIANAPOLIS COMPANY WINS HAD VISITED AT RUSHVILLE Suits Reduced prices of a great many tailored $15 Suits for $1250 after surprising THE WM BLOCK CO turning to cared for asked the ADAH WILLIAMS Pacific LAKE STEAMERS ON ROCKS ORDERS GRAND JURY PROBE City News in Brief Coast some of your earnings so you can look the future squarely in the eye come rotONIST UA'ITS DAILY UNTIL APRIL SO begin to save but the sooner you start pany corner Circle and East Market HAL MILLION ALIENS LAND pays 3 per cent Low Rates RnteH from Indian TWO TRAINS TOURIST SLEEPING CARS KILLED WHILE CALLING SONS Remodeling ACTOR JANIS DROWNS AT SEA Sale Pacific Exposition Heattlo October IDO BLACKBURNS IS Oonl IO CIMTS Al! Druggists 10c 25c 50c of the breaking of the porch rall AR EAST NEEDS BIG MEN Usuin CANCER SPECIALIST Brigliam SI LILLY STALNAKER WHITE LINE WASHING POWDER WIE DESERTER SURPRISED Martinsville Mineral Water Baths are unrivaled for the cure of HIGHLAND SANITARIUM Martinsville Ind a HAS ANOTHER IRE IJ4 JU Washington Street for Dish Washing fire To Break Hard Water Clean Bath Tabs Etc To Clean the Kitchsn loor BUILDING PLANS To Wash Windows and Clothes gam in the Baden hose at ton Sun It is with TO SPOKANE KOOTENAI WENATCHEE THE BK1 UENO COUNTRY AND MANY POINTS IN EASTERN WASHINGTON called the names of the attracted their attention railing gave way and he After from work last night Ills children playing in the invites small savings accounts and acing Three Year Sen Under New Law Ind April 15 The first TO HELENA BUTTE HAVRE GREAT ALLS KALISPELL WHITEISH AND MANY OTHER MONTANA POINTS 18 Market St Indianapolis Ind PITTS Gen Agt Tassr Dept 220 Clark St CHICAGO ILL bualdf Mercier archbishop of Pisa Garcia bishop of charging too burial vaults The commis full follows what may It Is never too late to No charge for consultation and exam ination Call in person or write Will give you names and addresses of many In this city and about this state who have been PERMANENTLY CURED under my treatment Has Been Recognized as Nat ural ood Since Prehistoric Times The failure of people to properly chew their food is recognized by doctors as one of the most prolific causes of ill health ood not properly masticated (chewed and mixed with saliva in the mouth) not only falls to sufficiently nourish the body but ferments in the stomach causes in digestion and fills the system with poison Stomach juices can not convert starch into maltose as saliva does Hence to develop from ordinary food the rich nour ushing maltose (malt sugar) so absolutely essential to the good health of every one the food should bo (but generally is not) thoroughly chewed The ideal food which gives greatest strength to body brain and nerves is Malta Vita in which the starch of the wheat is changed tn maltose when the food Is made Malta Vita is ready for assimilation by the blood as soon as eaten Malta Vita is all of the wheat Not a single nourishing part is wasted de stroyed or thrown away Every element required for perfect nutrition is therefore represented in each rich nut brown flake of this delicious invigorating food which perfectly supports all the energies of brain and body Malta Vita does not tax the weakest stomach in the slightest wheth er it is chewed while being eaten or not because Malta Vita is practically predi gested Nothing builds up a weak sys tem quicker or sustains a healthy one better It pleases the tastes of all and completely satisfies the needs of old or young Grocers sell it in large sealed air tight packages at 10 cents Ready to eat when you open the box the general instructions the court said: "1 call your attention to the fact that it is publicly charged that open and flagrant violations or me inw proninning bling are being carried on nt and vicinity of rench Lick and West in this county Of the truth of charges 1 know not hut I call vour tlon to them and say that it is your duty to investigate them and if from the evi dence before yon you find that they are true it will be your duty further to re turn indictments against the party of such violations of the law upon which they ran he It Is likely that it will be a week or ten days before the grand jury makes a re port It is said that during the last week efforts have been made by some of the law and order advocates 1o obtain testi mony against the alleged gambling houses to be placed before 1hr grand jury and if the plan has been successful it may be that indictments will be returned will make that ring of grease around the dishpan washbasin and cooking vessels disappear in stantly Your glassware will look differ ent clear as crystal Your china will feel different not greasy Will be so bright and clean that no guest will have a desire to use a napkin to cleanse them White Line softens the hardest water and cuts the dirt It is more sanitary to use too because it is clean and purely mineral like baking soda Soap powders and cheap soaps are unfit for kitchen use because they are too often composed of impure animal fats Your floors bathtub and wood work can be cleaned to look like new by using White Line and warm water A single package used accord ing to directions will convince you that White Line is an im provement over any other wash ing powder made A liberal sized package only 5c at grocers White Line makes WHITER CLOTHES without injury Presbyterians Youthful MAX BASS Gcn'l Im'lgrnt'n Agt 220 Clark St CHICAGO Adah Williams 1103 Sheffield avenue who had been missing from her homo since Easter Sunday returned last night ened him with arrests and fines if he did not pay the fine of a driver pre sented in Police Court for obstructing an alley Angell to Lecture President James Angell of the University of Michigan will lecture In Caleb Mills Hall this afternoon at 1 o'clock His subject will bo "The Problems of the Turkish Em Me WHS at one time minister to Turkey The lecture is free Adair to Speak Congressman John A Adair will be the guest of honor and address the members of the Indiana Democratic Club at a reception to be given tonight by the elub to its mem bers at the clubrooms in the Western Union Building A large attendance is anticipated as many out of town mem bers have signified their intention of being present Artillerymen Meet Twenty five mem bers of the Indianapolis Light Artillery Association met at the Grand Motel last night to talk over plans for cele brating the twenty fifth anniversary of the organization of Battery A The celebration will take place in Septem ber Within the next few weeks com mittees will bo appointed to have charge of the details of the celebration Gets $350 Damages Carl eurnaiight who asked for $25000 from the Indian apolis Traction and Terminal Company for injuries lie asserts lie suffered five years ago from being thrown from a carriage on South Illinois street was awarded $350 by a Superior Court jury yesterday The car that struck the car riage in which he was riding had jumped the track The boy suffered from a fracture of the skull and it was charged I lint his injuries wore perma nent and that his mind might be af fected later Martinsville is delightfully situated 30 miles south of Indianapoli on the Indianapolis Martinsville Interurban Line Cars every hour stop right at the door of the Highland Rates $1200 to $2100 a week or further information address of the best painters use Green Seal Paints are lor Sale by Only $600 to nearly all points In North and South Dakota every Tuesday during April to points In Canadian Northwest on same dates CORPORATION PAYS DIVIDEND Checks are being received by Indian apolis stockholders in payment of the regular quarterly dividend at 7 per cent per annum on the preferred stock of the Regal Shoe Company This is in ac cordance with the recent profit sharing arrangement whereby this concern of fered $1500000 of preferred stock full paid and non assessible in its new $5 000000 capitalization POPE CREATES CARDINALS of Commerce and Labor gration to the United States from all countries for the six months ending with March last aggregated 539137 persons which is an Increase of 75321 over a like period of 1906 The total numbered im migrants from Russia for the six months ending with March last was 103364 being an increase of 21631 over the correspond ing period in 1906 CROWN CHEMICAL CO Crews Are Rescued by Life Savers at Clay Banks Wls STURGEON BAY Wls April The steamer Louis Pahlow ran on the rocks at Clay Banks six miles south of here dur ing a blinding snowstorm this afternoon and is fast pounding to pieces Her con sort the Delta is also at the mercey of the storm but managed to anchor near the wrecked steamer and may be saved The crews have been taken off by the life savers of this port and are safe The Pahlow and the Delta belong to the fleet of tlie Mines Lumber Companx of Chicago and were northbound light They left Chicago Sunday and today encoun tered a fierce snowstorm During the storm the steamer got off its course and ran hard on tire rocks The Pahlow has been abandoned and is believed to be a total loss William Anderson alls rom Porch at Home and Dies Soon Afterward While calling his two little sons to come to supper William Anderson of 655 South Delaware street fell from the top of a porch shortly before fi last night and suffered Injuries from which he died half an hour later Anderson lived with his family on the second lloor of the block at Delaware and Norwood streets Just outside of the rooms occupied by the family in the rear is a porch guaraon oy a railing returning noinc Anderson heard 1 back yard and stepped to the railing to call them He had just children and when the railing gave wav and tumbled to the ground head foremost suffering two fractures of the skull Anderson was 32 years old and had been married several years He had lived in the neighborhood a number of years and was well known Bicycle Officers Ka da mn cli er and Hall investigated the death and found that it had been accidental because Ing a brother of comedy star Majestic and cording to a here today company which is to produce Wiggs of the Cabbage at Theater London Percy Janis left for England in high spirits much elated at his first oppor tunity to play a genuine role and in anything but a morose frame of mind The young actor whose correct family name Is Bierbower was 22 years old He was born in Indianapolis and had been on the stage about four years lie had hitherto always played with his sister El sie except during an engagement in He appeared with Elsie Janis in Little and for two seasons was seen as the hotel clerk in Vanderbilt lie was popular with all his associates and gave prom ise of becoming a good player inds Himself tence ANDERSON case to come before Judge McClure under the new law for wife desertion was called in the Circuit Court today Ludy Suttles plead guilty to the charge of deserting his wife and two children two months ago and seemed to look upon the court pro ceedings as a joke His demeanor changed suddenly how ever when the judge sentenced him to a term of three years in the reformatory at Jeffersonville Sentence was suspended pending his good behavior and obedience to his duty as a husband the NnrtliwDHt furnished They know good point nndreds everywhere GREEN SEAL and strongly indorse them as their letters to the manufacturer will show 15 According today by the Bureau of Immigration of the Department tup total imml Judge Buskirk Urges Investigation of West Baden and rench Lick Gambling PAOLI Ind April In convening the Orange County Grand Jury today Judge Thomas Buskirk gave special instructions concerning gambling at West Baden and rench Lick Judge Buskirk first gave the grand jurors general in structions setting forth the nature of tlie charges road them tlie low and told BY LOUIS LUDLOW WASHINGTON April The mis deeds ot the railroads extend almost be yond the grave according to the Inter state Commerce Commission which today decided that the railroads centering In Indianapolis have been much for hauling cement and ordered a reduction formal decision in commission today announced decision in the proceeding brought by tlie Van Camp Burial Vault Company of In dianapolis Ind against the Chicago Indianapolis Louisville Railway Com pany ami oilier principal official classification territory 1 a i the bettor The Marion Trust Com STUCKY5' COR OHIO SZlLLINOtS DRUt STjRL Rheumatism AND ALL NERVOUS AND NUTRITIONAL DISEASE Wheat ood Is Most Nourishing We have reduced the suits and you will find some extremely attractive in ducements for to selling 250 tine pianos will be solei at re carriers in The com plaint Involved the classification of cement burial vaults in less than carload lots in such territory It appeared that the carriers classify cement burial vaults with iron burial vaults as second class freight in less than carloads and apply second class rates thereon although the cement vault is about four times heavier and occupies but little more space In the car: in earload shipments (he defendants classify cement vaults as fifth class and Iron vaults ns third class freight The risk of breakage in the carriage of the cement vaults is insignificant their value and the value of the materials used in their construction is much less than in the case of iron vaults cement vaults are also made with unskilled labor while Iron vaults require skilled mechanics and a plant with machinery and tools The commission holds that under such circum stances the carriers should charge not tn exceed third class rates on shipments of cement burial vaults from Indianapo lis Ind and orders such reduction effec tive June 1 1907 in tlie classification of these heals WWeOOLD SORES Medical Building Burns CauEdng Loss of Half a Million Dollars MONTREAL April 16 2:30 a Mc Gill University early this morning suf fered its second great loss from within two weeks The medical build ing one of the largest of the group com prising the university was burned to the ground The loss is estimated at $500000 and the equipment of this de partment of the university can not be replaced without years of labor Visiting Hospitals Dr Herbert Malpas is spending several weeks visiting the Chicago hospitals Iroquois Club The Iroquois Club will meet with Albert Izor 2318 North Illi nois street tonight Dr McCulloch Home Dr Carleton McCulloch has returned from a few week's stay in New York Coleman Paintings The Coleman paint ings will remain on exhibition at the John Herron Art Institute until next Thursday Missionary Meeting The In dianapolis Presbyterian Missionary So ciety will meet at Spencer tomorrow and Thursday The faro round trip is $205 Matinee The organ recital of the Matinee Musicale will be given at the Central Christian Church tomor row afternoon instead of at night as was erroneously announced Decatur Man Missing The police last night were asked to look for Edgar Smith who disappeared from his home in Decatur Ill on Dec 30 and who has not communicated with his family since that time according to the request Metzger Case Postponed The hearing by the Board of Public Safety of charges preferred against Chief of Police Metz ger by Low Shank the East Side stor age man was postponed yesterday afternoon until a future date not yet fixed at the request of Shank's attor ney who was called out of the city Shank charges that the chief threat An old sore or ulcer is only a symptom an outlet for the impurities and poisons which are in the blood and as long as this vital fluid remains in this impure contaminated state the place will never heal The application of selves washes powders etc may cause the spot to scab over but a fresh outpouring of diseased matter from the blood starts it again and thus it goes on gradually growing worse and slowly affecting the entire health of the sufferer 1 here are many ways in which the blood becomes contaminated 'Apd poisoned A long spell of sickness breeds disease germs in the system thy failure of the eliminative members to remove the refuse and waste matter of tne body the excessive use of mineral medicines in certain diseases all infect the blood with morbid matter and germs which sooner or later is man ifested by a sore that refuses to heal Persons with inherited blood taint are very apt to be afflicted with sores and ulcers The taint may lie dormant during young vigorous life but when middle age is reached or passed and the natural energies begin to grow weaker the tissues in some weak point break down and a chronic sore is formed and kept open by the constant drainage of impure matter from the blood If the cause is not removed the sore will continue to grow worse by eating deeper into the flesh festering discharging and slowly undermining the constitution heals old sores by going down to the very bottom of the trouble driving out the impurities and building up the entire circulation When has removed the cause the blood becomes rich and healthy the sore begins to heal new flesh is formed and soon the place is cured Do not depend on external applications which do not reach the blood but begin the use of and remove of the cause and then the sore must heal Book on Sores and Ulcers and medical advice free THE SWIT SPECIIC CO ATLANTA GA Interstate Commissioner inds Roads Charge Too Much for Hauling Burial Vaults TO SEATTLE TACOMA PORTLAND EVERETT BELLINGHAM VANCOUVER AND ALL PUGET SOUND POINTS $25 Suits for $1975 Cutaway style of panama cloth and fancy worsted in plain col ors checks and stripes jackets lined with silk and ent with full mannish collar and revers sold at $2500 special $1975 Pretty Silk lined Eton Jacket Suits of fancy checked suiting trimmed with straps of self ma terial and taffeta silk full pleated skirt to match regular price $1500 for tomor row $1250 THE CROWN CHEMICAL COMPANY INDIANAPOLIS There are paints and paints but GREEN SEAL arc the paints that are indorsed ami used hy tho first elass practical painters what constitutes disced prices at $1850 Suits for $15 Of all wool panama cloth made in a nobby silk lined Eton Jack et stylo trimmed with straps of taffeta silk' silk lined pleated skirts to match sold at $1850 special at $1500 Ada Williams Choir Singer Who Disappeared Easter Sunday Returns Home More Than 100000 Immigrants Came rom Russia Last Month WASHINGTON April to a statement Issued A 11 I Gi fr 11 a 4 41 I I THE INDIANAPOLIS MORNING STAR TUESDAY APRIL 16 1907 BICYCLES Miss Ada Williams the 16 year old girl who has been missing from her home at 1103 Sheffield avenue since Easter day returned last night The girl said has been at Rushville Ind friends Miss Williams dlsanoeared soon singing an Easter song at the West In dianapolis Baptist Church Sunday morn ing rom the time she left the church until last night her father had no knowl edge of her whereabouts although the police were not apprised of her disappear ance until yesterday When Williams entered the office of Capt Asch yesterday he was accompanied by a tall young man who stood silently swinging his hat while Uie father told his story When the captain asked if the missing girl had had any young men friends Johns stepped forward in answer to a silent inclination of the head "he said "He tried to kill himself on her ac count once I believe was the and dry remark of Williams this asked Asch Johns returned Johns she discouraged cantain she she broke the engagement I took Johns then stated that on leaving the home of Miss Williams one evening in March he had attempted to kill himself by breathing the fumes of chloroform in the barn He had told Miss Williams of his Intention and she followed him After he recovered however she stated that she would have nothing further to do with him Highland Sanitarium Mineral Springs (Remodeled) OPEN ALL THE YEAR ROUND No Americans Receive Red Hat at Cere mony In Rome ROME April 15 Pope Plus held a secret consistory tills morning In the Vatican and created seven new cardinals as follows: Mgr Cavallari patriarch ot Venice Mgr RInaldini papal nuncio to Spain Mgr Lorenzelli ex papal nuncio at Mgr Lualli archbishop of Palermo Mgr Mercier archbishop ot Malines Mgr Matti and Mgr Agulrrey 7liircnc Rnnln Immediately after delivering the al locution tlie pope proceeded to the crea tion of tlie new cardinals After this the pontiff made tlie appointments of arch bishops and bishops including Mgr Al bert Guertin bishop of Manchester IL Mgr James Davis bishop of Daven port la Mgr Emanuele Ruiz Rodrl guez bishop of Plnar del Rio Cuba the Hight Rev William A Jones bishop of Porto Rico and Mgr Shortynskyl titular bishop of Daulia Greece Any one who has a building Idea large or small which he would like to reo In sketch form and accurately estimated bring or mall to my office and It will be done without cost LOUIS GIBSON Architect Law Bldg No extras or loss by Uens HERE IS RELIE OR WOMEN If you huvti puiiiK In the buck Urinary Bladder or Kidney trouble and want a cer tain pleasant herb cure for ills try Mother It Is a safe monthly regulator and cures nil emale Weaknesses including inflammation and ulcerations Mother Australian Leaf sold by DrgglMts or went by mail for 50 cents amplc REE Address Ths Mother Gray Co Le Roy Bryan Tells Missionaries Are ailures NEW YORK April 15 That fewer young and untrained men and more men of strength and character be sent into tlie far Elast as missionaries was the main point made today by William Jennings Bryan in an address before tlie oreign Mission Board of the Presbyterian church today Mr Bryan spoke at length of his year's trip around the world and told of the work of missionaries he had seen in the far East visited a chain of colleges and schools established in the east by American he said while the United States may not be able to boast that the sun never sets on her possessions she has a prouder boast that the sun never sets on American Young Man Born In Indianapolis alls rom the Majestic NEW YQRK April 15 Percy Janis rsisie jams ttte musical fell overboard from the xvas drowned at sea ac wireless message received He was a member of the is to produce SWEET LITTLE stor Oil Pitt I nt MWRU OT OTO KHOXUMHG45 Doaea ZB Cint Up to $40 Suits for $25 Many beautiful styles at this price of voiles panama and fancy worsteds in all colors and styles that sold up to $4000 at $2500 The BEST since bicycles were made Let us show vou the new models KOEHRING BRO 878 S80 8S2 Virginia Avenue Special Sale Skirts In plain colors or plaids regular jo oo ami values Today only White Lawn Waists Newest effects and styles at $250 $225 JQ ffc $198 89c and I 'WO III I nlluiWMk 1 Ir Wl II Il ii MB TAW rxnv one wy i 1 1 bit l'l i AajHk ga rJrU ti1'1 raten are jrom ram utxt Minenj fig hvI (iml Rniith th' renf a fl WyAj Bonk on WaRhlnKtnn Mnmiinii Vorth lnh pit tv ganllnfc rates nml rutp nny point In Wpr '(iiii'si iSirs idtlJT' I W' ti vrf ai' i ilStl 1 SL 25 22 IMtUKTUl SV $3 PER WEEK i i I iff a 0 a COR OHIO gZlLLJNOlS DRIlt A V' II ll fe JL I.