The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 4

I yr atest News rom Indiana Cities SALOONS MIST TOT MARK ARGE BlliAMY avorite With LEAGUE WILL ENORCE LAW AGAINST PRISONER DECLARES HE BOUGHT SUIT 45c 50c air OER DETECTION REWARD and Ar GARY EARS EXPLOSION $590 WOULD OUST POWDER PLANT Shutting Down of Aetna BEGIN TOWNSHIP POLL 8 INDIANA 'COLLEGES DEATHS IN INDIANA 4 is 19 Sun PREPARE PETITION HEARS SUSPENDED OICER Out APPEAL TO HEALTH OICER HUSBAND DEAD WIE DYING WILL HOLD THIRD MEETING NO POWER TO OUST RESORTS? ROAD GIVES MANY URLOUGHS IN ILL HEALTH TAKES ACID MAKES HOME BAKING EASY RAT BITE MAY PROVE ATAL 'll Light Biscuit THREATEN OPEN SH0PAPRIL1 Delicious Cake TAKES PLACE CHIE ELLIS BOY WHO KILLS RIEND REE DUTIUL SON GETS REWARD ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK The the work by of of ULDRSD USE BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES for reltevinc eougha and hoarseness Dainty Pastries ine Puddings laky Crusts $250 39c 98c 69c McCon have been the honor $175' 75c MURDER VICTIM DESERTER ROM UNITED STATES NAVY $139 Contractor Expires Soon After Spouse Is Taken Away for Treatment JEERSONVILLE Ind March 13 Within one hour after Mrs lorence Grif fin was placed on a train at Borden this Clarke county to be brought to the home of her father James Mullin of this city to be treated for typhoid fever her husband Everett Griffin 29 years old a building contractor died of the same dis ease Mrs condition Is critical TRY THIS OR KIDNEYS HAS CURED THOUSANDS Wife Identifies Clothing Packed by Another Woman as Her TORN ENVELOPE IS CLEW IN POSTOICE ROBBERY Lafayette Bosses Make Statement ol lowing Strike of Painters LAAYETTE Ind March 13 Union painters and paper hangers quit work here today the bosses having refused to grant a demand for a wage Increase The painters want 37 cents an hour and want an eight hour day Many of the bosses say they will establish an open shop April 1 and hire nonunion men This is the national headquarters of the Paint ers' Union and an effort is being made to adjust the differences ARE YOU REE ROM Liberty Mills Citizens Declare Quar antine Laws Violated WABASH Ind March ollowing several cases at Liberty Mills this coun ty where the law had been openly defied and quarantines ignored Health Com missioner Dr Lazell was appealed to today and asked to personally take charge of the situation as the town au Pennsylvania Cuts List in Interest of Economy RICHMOND Ind March Seventy five brakemen and forty firemen employed on the Richmond division of the Penn sylvania Lines have been given furloughs owing to a lull in business and a desire on the part of the officials to cut down expenses The officials say that the ac tion was due to the refusal of the Inter state Commerce Commission to permit a raise in rates Well Known Churchman Passes at Home in Dowagiac Mich KOKOMO Ind March Word has been received in this city of the death of the Rev John Taylor at his late home in Dowagiac Mich formerly of Kokomo and who is widely known in church circles in this The dece dent was a cousin of Mrs Howe of Irvington President Howe of Butler College and Mrs Howe were at the bed side at the time of his death The Rev Mr Taylor was a graduate of Butler Col lege finishing his education in Lexington Ky 'He was a nephew of Mrs Mary Armstrong of this city 7 Ooolr SOO fteceftrfo rae Sonet Manto anti Addnu I Steven Donahoo Becomes Head of Alexandria Police ALEXANDRIA Ind 'March Ste ven Donahoo haa been appointed chief of police by Mayor Edwards Donahoo fills the position made vacant by the death of Chief of Police Ellis fatally shot while attempting to arrest James Walker the hold up man who murdered Patrol man Virgil Kirkman one week ago last Saturday night I Anderson Man Brought rom tS Michigan on Desertion Piea Makes Bold Stand Will eastern limits of the big mills of Steel Corporation and nitroglycerin Receives All of ather's Estate Except Twenty ive Dollars 11 RICHMOND Ind March As a re ward to a dutiful son who had spent much money and many days in nursing his invalid parents Edmond Morgan late of Dublin this county bequeathed all his property except 55 for each of five children to his son Herbert home Edward Lamaster farmer living seven miles place told his mother just taken poison He Headaches Colds Indigestion Pains Constipation Sour Stomach Dizziness? If you nre not the most effective prompt and pleasantmethod of getting rid of them is to take now and then a desertspoon ful of the ever refreshing and truly beneficial laxative Syrup of igs and Elixir of Senna It is well known throughout the world as the best of family laxative reme dies because' it acts so gently and strengthens naturally without irri tating the system in any way To get its beneficial effects it is always necessary to buy the genu ine manufactured by the California rig oyrup Co bearing the name of the Company plainly printed on the front of every package Scott County armer Dies After Tell ing Mother of Act SCOTTSBURG Ind March Stag gering into his 40 years' old a east of this that he had died within a few minutes and in one of his pockets was found a two ounce via) which had contained carbolic acid It is believed Lamaster killed himself because he had been in ill health for some time He 1 was unmarried Coroner Andrew Blackall rendered a verdict of suicide Central Indiana Superintendents to Discuss School Betterment 1 RtTSHVILLE Ind Match 18 The third annual meeting of the Central In diana Superintendents' Club will be held in this city Wednesday The organiza tion has for its object the betterment' of the schools over whicli the members have charge Gary Council So Declares After Hear iing Resolution Against Them GARY Ind March Confusion reigned at the meeting of the Gary Coun cil tonight when Aiderman Mike Walsh of the Third Ward a saloon keeper in troduced a resolution requiring that all resorts be driven from the which is the No sooner had Walsh spoken than four aidermen were on their feet making motions to adjourn The Council went into committee of the whole and decided that it had no power over such matters Of the nine aldermen six tre saloon men Body ound River at' ort Wayne Identified as That of Silk Mer Son ORT WAYNE' Ind March Haroltt I Shaw whose body weighted with the tops of fire plugs and found in St River last riday disclosed a brutal murder was the son of a Salem (Mash) merchant it developed this even ing The a identity was shrouded In mystery until this was discovered His father William A Shaw is manager of the silk department in a big store Shaw re enlisted in the United States navy about two years ago after serving one full term He had been commended by his superiors for excellent service bore a good reputation'fn Salem and his fam ily had not known that he had deserted from the navy His father underwent a critical opera tion in a Boston hospital today and has not been informed of the tragedy The murderer has not yet been apprehended Demands Mills Which Have Had Long Rec ord of reedom rom Seri ous Accidents JOHN WBANK 76 years old is dead at his home near Lawrenceburg Two sons Attorneys Lewis and Rich aid Ewbank pt Indianapolis survive i CHESTER MILLER 40 years old a druggist of Lawrenceburg is dead at the Bethesda Hospital of Cincinnati follow ing an operation for appendicitis JOHN SWAIN 80 years old) is dead at his home in Ogden He was a civil war veteran The widow and three chil dren Mrs Maud Price and Mrs Ella Phelps of Indianapolis and a son Claude survive EDWARDS 69 years old is dead at his home in Spiceland from the grip1 He was a civil war veteran having served in Company A Thirty sixth Indi ana Several children survive CHARLES WERNER 70 years old is dead at his home In Laporte following the inhaling of smoke at a fire He leaves flve children1 Henry County Commissioners Will Hear Knightstown Case Ip April KNIGHTSTOWN Ind March A petition has been circulated among the voters of Wayne Township Henry Coun ty for an election under the Proctor law The petition will be filed this week with the commissioners I who will meet the third Tuesday in April instead of the first Tuesday Applications for liquor license have been filed for Knightstownby Alec McCarty a former saloon keep er and Peter Wagoner present town marshal 7 BANK SOME MONEY MOW 4 k' JWi January i officer that her In Newcastle Start Poll range Meetings NEWCASTLE Ind March organization today started of taking a complete poll of the city and will offer $100 reward for the detection of any one attempting illegal voting when the local option election is held The campaign will be formally launched on Thursday night when a mass prayer meeting will be held at the Christian Church after which headquarters will be maintained in rooms secured in the Maxim building Drys In Hendricks County Prepare for Option Election DANVILLE Ind March A poll of Center Township in which Danville is located Is being taken by the forces in local option campaign begun and which an election under Thursday March 30 and their contents had heen consumed when he reached the cellhouse of the Jail The beer was being delivered to Charles leming a local character known to the police and to Richard Bell a county prisoner from Elwood An in vestigation of the matter will be made in the court of Justice of the Peace lost ELLIS TRIAL GOES OVER Before former Stale Senator A Kittinger as special judge County At torney Ellis was arraigned in the Circuit Court today charged with hav ing hunted on the farm of William Han cock without the consent of the owner The entire forenoon was occupied in im paneling the jury and at noon court ad journed until tomorrow Mr Kills does not deny hunting on the farm of Mr Hancock but holds that as he was ac companied bv Judge Bagot who held a permit to hunt on the farm that it was unnecessary for him to obtain a permit He asserts that lie was the guest of Judge Bagot on the hunting expedition and that the judge led him to the Han cock farm Owing to the fact that Judge Bagot is a witness and highly Interested in the case It was necessary to have a special judge try the case MARRIAGE IS ANNULLED Tn the Superior Court today was an nulled the marriage of Glenna Sells Eccles and Dr Louis Eccles of Iouis vllle Ky Mrs Eccles is the daughter of Jesse Sells a well known undertaker of this city The couple were married in November 1908 and a year ago the bride returned to the home of her par ents It was brought out in court today that Dr Eccles suffers from cronlc gas tritis and Is subject to violent convul sions 1 MOTORCYCLE STRIKES STONE rank Hull 25 years old a farmer liv ing six miles south of the city suffered probably fata injuries when the motor cycle he was riding struck a Stone while he was riding along the Greenfield pike just south pf Pendleton last night He was taken to his home tn an unconscious condition and his life Is despaired of by attending physicians Weak inactive or deranged kidneys Aua ht tn have medical attention at once to avoid possible development of chronichaiioHorYi rilcnaA nr dln'hptnc: Which are practically Incurable If your back aches rheumatic pains affect the joints the urine is frequent painful or highly colored or you have soreness in the groin or dizzy spells treatment should bo taken at once to avoid further devel opments or complications Get from your druggist one half ounce package of Mu ms nomnound one half ounce fluid ex traet Buchu and six ounces good pure win mix ana rage one io two teaspoon nils trf the mixture after each meal and 5at bedtime This aids the kidneys to properly per iurm tneir wofk oi nitering poisonous Waste matter and uric acid from the blood and throwing it off from the sys tem as thev should and outs them in Strong healthy condition This formula oa curea tnousanas since it was ais overed a few months ago which has just will close with the Proctor law The poll is being taken in the four vot ing precincts of the township bv a house to house canvass The so far as can be learned have aken no steps toward organization for the fight thoritles had been unable to cope with I the situation The town is In the midst of an epidemic of scarlet fever and at several places where quarantines had been established the placards were torn from the houses and the occupants came and went at will Dr Lazell promises prosecution with a repetition of the dis regard of the state laws regarding the quarantines 5c 35c 33c 25c 75c 25c 926 928 EAST ralCUI Washington St PHONE MAIM 8477 DE PAUW President rancis nel and Prof Harry Gough Initiated into Tau Kanna Aloha ary public speaking fraternity which has chapters in a number of states De Pauw has now eight members in the state chap ter The De Pauw College year will begin next fall on Sept 20 There will be no Easter vacation after this year but in stead thb recess between terms will be lengthened to ten days Clyde Wild man has been elected president of the sopho more class Jeannette Grey vice president Emily Warner secretary and Arthur Leaz enby and Raymond Stone members of the student council i PURDUE Prof Endsley of the me chanical engineering department is conduct ing a series of tests for the purpose of sup plying the Master' Car Association witfi reliable information regarding the efficiency of different types of brake shoes The committee handling the test is composed of Young of Pennsylvania Ken I dig of the New York Central Railroad and I Prof Goss of the University of Illinois The Purdue winter course has just ended The course this year was very suc cessful offering dairy husbandry animal husbandry agriculture and horticulture There were more than 200 students enrolled this semester Prof Topping has been taken to the St Hospital suffer ing with acute rheumatism and it is ex pected that It will be several months before he will be able to resume his classes The March number of the Agriculturist just issued contains interesting treatises on agronomy animal husbandry horticulture and dairy husbandry The winter class in dairying completed the course with an inspection trip to dairy companies of In dianapolis Hoover 14 has been forced to quit school because of serious illness Arthur Rice of Chi cago editor of Practical Engineer addressed the engineering assembly on Utiliza tion of Reserve Power" Miss Ruth Calvin daughter of Prof Calvin and Walter Yoke Purdue 1910 were married in this city Both were popular students and well known among the faculty and student body Anderson 13 Milner Carter have qualified for the final round in the oratorical contest to be completed this wek THE REV JOHN TAYLOR DIES PASSES $500 LICENSE BILL Washington Council Meeting Turns to Bo Tame Affair WASHINGTON Ind March 13 The meeting of the Council tonight in which much excitement was expected resulted in a tame affair occasioned by the com plete backdown of the councilmen who were opposed to the $500 saloon license and the measure was taken up at the second reading and passed LICENSE PRICE $500 Kokomo Council Passes Ordinance Under Suspension of Rules' KOKOMO Inch March The City Council tonight passed under suspension of the rules an ordinance placing saloon licenses at $500 annually An ordinance limiting the "wet within the terri tory fixed for the fire limits was referred to a committee former Vice President Charles banks After bls return from Africa Mr Rogers was appointee master In chancery of the United States ederal Court in Oklahoma The daughter of Mr and Mrs Rogers who is 7 years old is the only grandchild of Uncle Ben Johnson oldest member of the Indiana Legis lature and she ultimately will inherit his fortune accumulated in the mercan tile business at Shoals 1 THE INDI AXAPOLTS STAR TUESDAY MARCH1911 GARY Ind March 13 (Special) earing a repetition ot the Pleasant Prairie powder mill disaster at the mills ot the Aetna Powder Company two miles east of Gary the Board of Public Works today took preliminary action toward ousting the company or securing a re duction in its output of explosives The Aetna mills which are operated a Chicago company lie in the town Aetna adjoining the Gary and within sight the United States Dynamite guncotton are made In large quantities but very little Is ever kept on hand the product being shipped out as fast as it is made ACT UNDER LAWS The laws of Indiana regarding explo sives are more stringent than those of either Illinois or Wisconsin and they permit the authorities of an adjoining city to institute ouster proceedings against powder mills if it can be shown in the courts that they are a ntiisance In the whole thirty years of existence the Aetna mills have been singularly free from disastrous accidents the company having the record of having the best con ducted mill in thtcountry and this may aid the company in the court fight that is to follow Notice was served on the company to day to cease the manufacture of explo sives at once under penalty of legal ac tion but it is probable that this notice will be disregarded since it comes from the Gary authorities In order to become more familiar with the powder mill situation members of the Board of Public Works will go to Kenosha Wednesday to inspect the ruins of the Pleasant Prairie mills This visit will serve to regulate future actioft on the part of the city against the Aetna mills SUBMITS PLANS OR HOMES and the food is finer more tasty cleanly and wholesome than the ready made found at the shop or grocery Steel Corporation Will Build 142 Houses for Gary Employes GARY Ind March 13 The American Bridge Company of the United States Steel Corporation today submitted plans and specifications to local contractors ask ing for blds on 142 new houses which are to be erected at an estimated cost of $750000 Besides these houses the com pany will erect twenty eight more with its own force and it has already under way thirty more houses' These homes are to be for the employes ot the Gary plant the first unit of which is practi cally completed Steel will be fabricated within a short time and several hundred skilled operatives will come from Penn sylvania to operate The mills It is esti mated that these men with their families will increase the population by at least 3000 In submitting the bids the company stipulated that all of the work must be done under the open shop plan' Since the inception of the Gary building strike the steel combine has changed its policy and the houses like its mills will be built by open shop workmen Silk kimonos value $500 for Short kimonos 75c value for ine crepe kimonos $200 value for Kimonos value' $150 for 'Empire kimonos silk ribbon trimmed value $400 for lannel kimonos vaue $150 for rench flannel kimonos Empire style value $300 for $149 Muslin gowns embroidery yoke $1 value '39c Good quality muslin gowns trimmed wiUi ribbon and embroidery regularly $250xfor $125 Muslin petticoats with embroidery flounce and six tucks value 41 75 for 85c Muslin petticoats extra wide embroidery flounce value $250 for $125 ancy trimmed corset covers value 50c for 25c 'Lace trimmed corset covers value 40c for 19c Handkerchiefs drawn work value 50c for '18o handkerchiefs edged with Irish lace value 25c for 10c' handkerchiefs 'value 10c for 1 4c Variety of and handkerchiefs very low price Cluny lace per yard regularly 30c for 15c Linen lace per yard regularly 9c for 4c Hand made crochet laces 75c and $100 value for 35c Head scarfs' value 75c for 29c Linen thread 2 spools for 5c Black and white buttons 12 dozen for 10c Thimbles 4 for 5c Harmonic mouth harps value 50c for 19c Bins 3 papers for 5c Bead necklaces 15c value for 5c Metal back combs regularly 12c for 7c Safety pins 3 cards for 5c toilet soap 10c and 20c kind for 5c Shaving brushes 10c quality for Extra fine shaving brushes $100 quality for Razor strops $100 value for Razors regular kind for Extra fine razors $200 value for Pocket knives 50c vallie for Coroner Releases Youth Holding Death While Playing Accident' PRINCETON Ind March ollow ing a' coroner's investigation Albert Glquser 17 years old who killed DeweyHewitt of the same age by a blow in the stomach has been released The two Were playing when Giouser pushed his fist into the pit of stomach and the latter fell dead girlie with no dolly Has a heart that's melancholy" Opsn a bank account NOW for each one of your chil help you make It grow This will teach I'tho beat llfo leaaon they can and YOU too your children the VALUE of money by letting see the Interest grow vLat OUR Bank Ba YOUR Rank yUboral Interest consistent with 3 per cent MARION TRUST COMPANY Arrest of Man While Changing Pen nies Leads to More Serious Charges at'Logansport LOGANSPORT Ind March Lee A Laboda under arrest here is believed by A McArkle revenue officer and Chief of Police Morris to have robbed the pcstoffice at Clymers this county this morning Laboda was arrested in a levee saloon here where he was exchanging a quantity of pennies for silver He sold 304 2 cent stamps to the clerk at the Johnson Hotel for $125 and leaving his overcoat to be cleaned? went to a room In the hotel i When the porter later took the coat to the room and could get no response he notified the proprietor who called the police The door was forced open and it was found Laboda had left the room by the window making a rope of sheets and lowering himself to the ground Laboda was intoxicated when he retired and the police believe he suddenly realized that the sale of the stamps he disposed of would set the police on his trail and he accordingly left by the window When arrested Laboda had on his per son a portion of an envelope on which whs pasted a canceled stamp Postmas ter Reed of Clymers this evening notified Revenue Officer McArkle that he discov ered In the rifled postoffice the other portion of the torn envelope The post office general store and ort Wayne Indiana Northern Traction of fice were burglarized at Clymers early this morning Nothing but stamps was taken from the postoffice and a number of tickets stolen from the traction com office UNION ELECTS OICERS Indiana Social Club Hears Senator Shively Speak BLOOMINGTON Ind March 13 Con siderable excitement was mixed with poll tics in the annual election of officers of the Indiana Union Indiana big social club for men which resulted in the choice of Paul McNutt of Martins ville for president Guy Lemon first vice president Russell Brown second vice president Ralph Richmon secretary George Gill treasurer Prof Charles Sembower faculty member Theodore Rose Muncie alumni member Rtfssell Racey Charles Casch Brumbaugh Everett Lelt Lewis Plost Glenn Munk lett Clarence lArtman Berl Kirklin di rectors The club was addressed at I its social session by United States Senator Shively The Rev E' 8 Shumaker Takes Charge at South Bend Promising Vigorous Prosecution of AII Violations ROYAL BAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure k' ANDERSON Ind March (Spe fe Harry Johnson who was yes terday brought back from Cadillac Mich to answer charges of having deserted his wife and two small children leaving A them in destitute circumstances will face the much more serious charge of bigamy51n the Circuit Court When Deputy radtllac it is al 011VL niovu leged that he found Johnson living with a woman to whom he had been married last January This woman informed the maiden name was rua Leysher and that she is li v'ars nm: She said Johnson had never informed her of having a wife and family in Indiinil and before their marriage posed as a single man from Big Rapids Mich DENIES ALLEGED WIE When arraigned In the Circuit Coin 1 this afternoon Johnson denied that he had a wife In Michigan and when shown the marriage certificate said he ha 1 never seen It before and knew 110 sucla girl as Ella Leysher Mhen questioned i concerning a suit case packed i woman in Cadillac and brought back bj the officer Johnson testified that it was i not his suit case and when the was opened failed to identify any of the contents as Ins own ne ir Mrs Johnson who was sitting near I asked to see a vest with brass buttons which had been taken from toe cle and at once matched it with the coat which Johnson was wearing The suit was an Indiana Union Traction trainman's uniform Johnson said he had purchased the coat in Michigan and gave no reason for its having been of for sale in that city In order to settle the matter Juse Bagot ordered transportation sent to the Michigan woman and she will aI this citv riday She informed Deputy Vinson that she would come to Ander aon and testify against Johnson rsa Hocsrted wife testified that her i supported herself u1 lo 1 Ci and two children oy wasuiug years old GROCERS WIN SUIT 1 prnrfrV'A on av is a necessity was the verdict of Jus tice of the Peace Showers tonight in the eases of John Sisson and Vincent Scarnp morte local grocerymen charged kept their places of business open on Sunday eb 19 The charges against worn VlV A fl member of the Retail Associa tlon 1 It has been the custom here for yeArs to have grocery stores open on Sunday Recently the Association decided to close on Sunday Eight grocers how over refused to join tne association um persisted in keeping their stores open A Stnonth ago similar charges were filed In Police 'Court against Sisson and Scamp morte and Mayor oster decided that they! were not violating the Sunday law was then that charges were filed be the justice of the peace PRISONERS GET BEER Charged with having delivered beer to the prisoners in the County Jail last night Joseph 'Parker is himself behind the bars of the jail today Suspecting that all was not well about the building Turnkey Tom Broderick late last night armed himself and started on an investi gating tour At the rear of the jail he found Parker in the act of tying two bot iM tn rnnA marie from a blank et to be hoisted through the window by prisoners on the inside Two bottles had already been delivered to the prisonerson the inside when the turnkey arrived SHOALS Ind March Johnson representative from Martin ahd Orange Counties has made thirteen trips from Indiana to Tulsa Okla to Mslt Ins granddaughter Mildred Rogers daughter of Mr and Mrs Rogers Mr Rog ers formerly was an Indiana man consul at Zanzibar the warm friend of former President Theodore Rousevelt and of SOUTH BEND Ind March (Spe The Anti Saloon League of Indi ana will see that violations of the Proctor saloon regulation law by local proprietors of saloons are vigorously prosecuted Tills developed today with the arrival in the city of the Rev 'K Shumaker state superintendent of the league and con ference attended by Shumaker pnd the officials of the South Bend district It is understood that South Bend bas i been selected by the Anti Saloon League as the most promising held for its initial activities in its attempt to compel ihe saloon men to keep within the bounds prescribed by the new law WILL PUBLISH VIOLATIONS It is the intention of the league to see that licenses are 'granted only to those who obey the law to the very etter Wherever It is possible to find a viola tion vigorous prosecution will follow and the fact will be published throughout Hhe state as a warning to'the saloon interests in other Working in conjunction with the States Attorney Montgomery the officials of the Anti Saloon League will take up the investigation of alleged per jury committed by the proprietors of sa loons in falsely swearing to a set of quest ions presented by the County Commis sioners to applicants for licenses By coming into the South Bend field at this time the Anti Saloon people hope lo wipe out a majority of the saloons which now exist here Muncie Police Board Reserves De cision In Case Until Today MUNCIE Ind March 18 Patrolman red Jaynes whose badge was taken from hiip a week ago Saturday by Chief Otto Williamson on the grounds that he had disobeyed the orders of his superior officers was given public hearing today before the Board of Police Commission ers The charge against Jaynes resulted? from a raid made on a said to have been operated by Harry Derby shire It is charged that Jaynes allowed Derbyshire to escape from the place In his defense today Jaynes said that he had no orders to arrest Derbyshire and he testified that the man did not pass out by him Dr A Spurgeon and the Rev Allen both former police rJ commissioners testified that Jaynes was considered an obedientvand efficient of fleer The Police Board will render its decision tomorrow Rodent Attacks Sleeping Baby Sink ing Teeth Into Arm WABASH Ind March 13 The 3 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Wil liams the former rural mail carrier Is suf fering from an attack made by a rat while she was asleep and while she is better this afternoon has not been pro nounced out of danger While the child slept the rat crawled Into her bed and bit her three times on thearm the teeth sinking into the flesh Removal BIg Values We announce our removal from 137 East Market Street to our new store 926 928 East Washington Street Here we have a more spacious place serve bur many friends and patrons Commencing today (Tuesday) and continuing for the week we have arranged a sale with a saving of from one quarter to oie half the original prices TVe endeavor to give you full value for 'your mopey Out of the high rent district we save you 50 per cent Come today and get nrsv ine hemstitched tablecloths 2 yard length value $400 for ine linen tablecloths value $300 for Tableclothswith six napkins to match value $400 for $200 White damask by the yard value 45c for 19c Mercerized linen value 75c for 32c Red damask by the yard value 45c for 21c ine red damask tablecloth value $125 for 69c our rows drawn work two yard tablecloth? value $325 for $1749 Large size linen towels value 50c for 2Oc Dresser scarfs with drawn work value 75c for 35c ringed towels large size value 20c for 7c Stand covers with drawn wofk value 75c for 39c Silk net scarfs value 75c for 49c Oriental tinseled lace scarfs value $150 for 75c Battenberg stand covers embroidered size' 45 inches by 45 inches value $175 Battenberg stand covers with drawn work value 90c for Battenberg dresser scarfs size 20x54 value $125 for Battenberg dresser scarfs size 18 inches by 72 inches value $200 for 9Oc Battenberg doilies size 12 inches by 12 inches regularly 25c for lOc Hand made crochet lace doilies size 12 Inches by 12 inches value 75c for 25c Hand made drawn work waists value $300 for $125 Hand made linen embroidery waists values $450 and $500 for $225 Silk embroidery pongee waists value $175 for 49c Silk embroidery fine suits regular price $500 now $175 100 waists silk embroidery fronts value $100 closing out price 25c Silk shawls $150 quality for 65c Silk petticoats best make variety of colors regular $500 for $249 Heatherbloom petticoat value $125 for 69c Heatherbloom petticoat with two tucked ruffles value $250 for $125 ine silk kimonos Persian patterns $1200 value for The desertea vine I hueband left her last November and that since that time sne fnre nfnlrirPH llV i I 1 's I A I OPENING Tn'? i 4 Ik Ilf 111 I II 5 11 I I II 4 Il I I 111 it 1 Xs Vk 'J 3 I I VW Miv? 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