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The Washington herald., 1907-07-27

THE WASHINGTON HERALD has
the largest morning circulation in the
District of Columbia. Remember The
ucrald when placing legal adVerttHe-
meugs
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EnnitY Snits.

No. EES. John T. TAYLOR ct al vs. Harry King
and others creditors bill Complainants solicitor
W +. Ambrose,
No. 9259. Martin Mcnamara vs.. George T. and
Mary L Murphy: injunction Complainant's So
lcitnr. b. II. Mamer. Il.
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In re Thomas E. Waggaman; order authorizing
trustee % sell certain property.
In re William II. Redmond. order Of discharge.
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COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO.. NOW LOCATED
at s5 New York ave: large padded vans. 81 load
z-hoTse wagon. - load mhl7-eoda
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Cor Sd and ID SIS. NV Wen furnished roorzs en-
apartments: private baths. rates reasonable: tran
Ients taken; SOC up. iy6 st
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; NJ EXTRACTING;
no pain; ook, feel act, and last lOnger that nsta-
Yal teeth shrunkeu faces made normal; painless ILL
Iuz Dr J. L. WILSON IDS + 81 NV. myz3d
DENTAL ssORtA.
Set OF Teeth and Gold Crowns. $ up. Cold Flll-
incs. s. up: silver Fuhngs SC Work guaranteed.
No IAin DIR GEO. L EDAIONDS, SO + 81 IN.
!al0-f
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PERSONAL,

AND HERE NATION WILL ARISE AND
back up the assertion that we pay the limit for
mems discarded wearing apparel, hats shirts, shoes
slnd for US now, will cali any hour you say.
JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 60 D.
garments: ladies gents; send postal: viii call
Z. TARSHES. l30S 7th St NV. Phone North I9J
ALL KINDS OF SECOND HAND FURNITURE
clothing. iewelry. &c. bought at 1905 18th ST NV
Phone y. 64S t2+S1t
SuperfluOus Hair, Warts, MOIes,
Birthmarks. blackheads and sIl facial biemishes
permanently removed by electrolysis. Lady operator.
Room S. MetzeTott Bldg. l1l0 st. NV iyi-SGt
BrRdfOrd's Detective Agency,
SUITE Gl, COLORADO BUILDING. 18th AND
q. Expert investigation. any cause; all sections,
strictly confidential. Phone 2525 iy3-3lt
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HORSES AND VEHICLES,

SEVERAL WAGONS. BUGGIES. AND LOT
Of wheels: also harness suitable for any purpose
must be scld ct once-your price 18th and nv.
B26-50s
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MARCEL WAVING.

MISS NJ. ]. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAIVER
and hairdresser shampOoing ma1icuTing. chirop-
ody. facial and scalp treatment Work done at
hotels and residences. 'Phone Main 2655 9l4 q
ST. NV fe4u
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RICHMOND PARK wAsHINGToN's IDEAL
suburb. Phone NJ. 663l for automobile 10 see prop
eTty free Of cost EAsLEY * HILL. Exclusive
Agents ul-ll1 Munsey Bldg ysd
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BELyA a. LOCKWOOD. solicit0r.

N THE sUPRE1IE COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columtia.-Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day q July A. d 1907, a petition was fled
in the Suprgme Court 0f the District q Columbia
By Warren Luther Harrison. PRAYING a decree
changing his name to Warren Luther Wagner for
reasons set forth in said petition Fl3.0H
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AUTOMOBILES FOB SALE.

FOR SALE-CADILLAC AUTO; SEATS FIVE;
fine condition; viii demonstrate extreme bargain;
terms to sult. SMITH x GIOYANNETTI. Sll
18th ST. NV IZ5-Tt
TIRE TROUBLES ENDED BY SWINEHART
solid cushioned tires. Numerous city testimonials.
Save time; save worry; save money. JONES & Co,
Agents, 6G26e4 ST. NV. iyl9fs.m-i5t
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HOMEMADE CAKE.

MISS MeKELLIP WILL SERVE HOMEMADE
cake 70 order at THE SIGN OF THE FOX. 724
18th. Also wellcooked luncheon daily from l2 10 5
ivg57t
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
THE VAN DYKE


Cor Sd and ID SIS. NV Nen furnished rooms and
apartments: private baths rates reasonable: trans
tents taken; SOC up. iy6-St
6Ii F ST SW-FOR RENT-TO VISITORS OF
Jamestown Exposition. intending TO stop IN Wash
ingtou; cool front room, IN private family SIX
squares from wharf. rate reasonable iyZ-5t
SO L ST. NW.-FURNIsHED CORNER ROOMS;
jamestown visitors accommodated also. single
ROOM near cars and departments. Phone Main z5
y9.9 26.G 25-5t
FOR RENT-TWO ROOMS. WITH PRIVATE
bath; also other rooms; with or without board
THE IROQUOIS. lll0 NJ ST nv: eth floor
so n ST NW.-NICELY FURNISHED, COM
Portable rooms; elegant location. near two car
lines; terms very reasonable U27-5t
FURNISHED.
1858 sTH ST. NW.-FURNISHED ROOMS. on
second or third floor with or without board iyZ q
li46 y ST Nw.-TWO VERY coy SECOND
floor rooIas. with breakfast and dinner. 81 and
50; quiet well-kept house: phone. B,253t
1879 y. Y AVE. NV. - FURNISHED - TWO
laIce. airy rooms; transents accommodated iy25-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

WANTED-A GOOD SECONDHAND REFRIG-
erator or ice chest Correspond. Z. S. HOON
Il. d. No l. Notes.-The Va. jy253t
HAVE YOUR UPHOLSTERING DONE BY An
expert at moderate cost. BOX 5. Herald ohice
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BICYCLES.
Hudson Bicycle a winner

Hudson Bicycle Winner
In all events at the pythian Field Day. July o.
1907. Eastern agents. HAFERFORD CYCLE CO..
i27 10Th a. NV N26-tf
JONES SOLID RUBBER-CUSHIONED TIRES
viii end your tire trouble; wear to years: war
ranted not TO loosen OF come of; only $685. applied
6G2-60l ST. Bl3-I7t,s,m,tu.N
ONE YALE TWO READINGS; SLIGHTLY
used; cheap AT HAZLEToN'S. i2-sSl 10Th ST.
NV. my5-tf
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED sALESLADIEs IN
our housefurnishins and neckwear departments
Apply to W. VI. BALDERST0N Manager. before
10 O'Clock Palais Royal. A. LISNER B63t
WANTED - YOUNG LADY CLERK N ICE
cream store; must be well recommended and will
ing % work Sundays. Apply DORAN BROS,
% II st. NV. NA1
WANTED-TWO WHITE GIRLS FOR GENERAL
housswoTS Address BOX 12 Herald Office iy25-St
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COLLECTORS.

LAW AND COLLECTIONS-wE DO GENERAL
collecting; claims Of all kinds; no charge unless
successful. FULLER AGENCY, III 18th St
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Strangers in Washington will find de-
sirable rOoming and boarding houses ad-
VeTtiSed in The Herald
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RAILROADS.
BEACH RAILWAY
COMPANY.

SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS TO AND
FROM CHESAPEAKE BEACH.
EFFECTIVE JULY %. lN5
sUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
MONDAYS. TUESDAYS. WEDNESDAYS.
THURSDAYS. AND FRIDAYS.
Going-s.2J and 100 a. NJ. 20. $40. 7:B. ard
s.iS ,. N,
Rstunning-630 a. m. r.5 20. go, 500. and
1871 J., ~.
SATURDAYS.
GoiRg-s.25 and 05 a. m. 30. so. 5:io rs.
and ssj y. IL
Returning -6.g a. H.. EaB. 20. 5@, SO. go.
and 100 >. 70.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
Going-s:s5 and 100 a H.. go. 800. l89. rs.
and 9.ij p. n.
Retnrning-7OO a. m. R.5. ZIG. CD. $50. SO.
and l0-sl D. m
Going, all trains leave District Line Station.
PAUL Y. WATERS General Manager.
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MONEY WANTED AND 10 LOAN.

MONEY ~ LOAN ~ ANY AMOUNTS FKoA
Der cent 10 peF cent on D. T. zeal estate
Ever cObsldeTau0n shown borrowers.
The Harrison Realty Company,
Phone Main So ~ StFrtt y. W.
mhl@tf
MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CITY REAL
estate on l. IA and per cent interest: special
privileges with respect 10 pTloT payments. TYLER
& RUTHERFORD tInc-l 1907 + ST. nW. 0cs-u
MONEY To LOAN-LET Us MAKE YOUR NEW
loans or replace old eles at lswest rates o. IN
terest. al transactions conducted with economical
consideration for borrowers. WI. II. SAUNDERS
& CO. ls27 St nv. ocS-u
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q OHIO RAILROAD

LEAVE STAIlON. New JERSEY ave aud y ~.
hO1AL BILL LAM
"Eh Ek1 OlhEh NUN UN 1nE ODD HOUR
TO PHILADELPHIA AND AEW 1OAh-
hEN TERMINAL. Z5D oIkEEI. AEH 1UkAs
= 20 a. H. DlDgT. pullman H2rlQr.
IsAg 3. 10. Bguet fsrioE, s-Ss0ur Train,
SJaJ - u. DInCr and Pullman HaTluE Car
III - g. L. Diner and Pullman Far4uf Cat
-lsg = T. DIneT aud t'ulIllaB PsFi0T CaFs
'JD3 .. IL. -hual Limited. All Pullm4G-
Agg .. L. Coacles 20 PuIsQelpAl2-
'5:JJ !. H. DIneT and Pullman farlor.
= 90 ,. II. Coaches u PlI4adepIl2-
IL - p. N. SleepcTs.
'25L a. ". SleepeTs
ATLANTIC ClIf. T104 's0o. fnog a.. n, flSs.
1NEAPoLIs. weekdays, $40 a. n. Ea5 DOOA.
"bTERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
(Weekdzys, ~ q. r. u 5-JJ =. ~
TO BALIiAUkE
+252 1910. e % T0J, = y. is-l0 $50. 900. fs9.
I209 -Ss0 13 %. . y. q o. 1i:l5, SD s.s -.
800 '65J. E10 so, 80. 'A11. -. A-Sd.
IL S5 ?. u. ,,.
CHICAGO ss:l0 a n. IL 81 p N.
CINCINNATI, ST. LUUIS. and LOUISVILLE
PiFfs5ChG. -s.i0 a. u. ~, -ssls ? H., -
night
cLEyElLAND. $40 P. N.
COLUMBUS, -5-J y.
WHEELING. +g.IB q n. so D. n.
NINCHEsfER, 1910 a. n, fs-5. f515 ? n
FREDERICK. is-9. Is:4a s2-l5 a. u, s4-S~ IiS''
HAGERsTOwN. t3lo a. u. 80 2.
'Dsil5. FEXccpt sunday. scguday only
Reservations Of Sleeping Halllr CaI space rates
Of fare, DC. ElH be qliCsy Furnished hl IELE-
PHONE az a. OF the following llCAet Uulces; l4ii y
St NV. Telephone Main 1881: % fenusylTaniA
ard c st--Tckst Once, Telephone East 81: InIoI'
nation Bgreau. Esst ~
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WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PAPERED. 8 UP: SAMPLES
brought latest spring designs; painting. LIZ
PREUX. l5el sth ST Phone n. 3Isln ials-a
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N THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
II Columbia. Josephine A. Harrison, Complain
ant ys. The Unknown Heirs. Alienees, ard De
yisees Of Henry Huntt deceased. Defendants.
Equity No Zl07.-The object q this SIit Is 10 es-
tabsh title by adverse possession Of complainant %
original lot No. tnow sublois s. IS. and 81 in
square No. &C. IN the city Of Washington. DlsIrie,
II Columbia on motion Of tie complainant. hy
her solicitors II IS by the court. this eth day OF
July. A. .. 1885, ordered that the defendants. the
unknown heirs alicnees and deTisees Of Henry
HUNT deceased. cause their appearance % be en-
tered herein on OF before the nrst rule day Occur
ring after three (9 months from the date Of the
first publication of this order; otherwise the cause
vii be proceeded with IN case of default; pro
Tded c0py Of this order be published for three 81
months Cuce week for three tsl successive weeks
FOR the first month. and twice month for each o..
the two succeeding months IN the Washington Law
Reporter and The Washington Herald. WRIGHT,
Justice. A true c5py-Test: tSeal-l J. R. YOUNG.
Clerk. by WINS +. LEMON. Assistant Clerk.
BERRY 4 MINOR. solicitors for Complains ut-
iyi5. . .su9 2. .ses.0
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SUBURBAN---fOR RENT,

FOR RENT-IN CLEVELAND PARK, DURING
August and September, eight-room house; fur
nished. Apply at 340l 34th pl cor. Newark jy253t
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LOST.
FOUND.

LACEY's DELICIOUS ICE CREAM AND sHEE-
bet. roc ard a)c pei gal. large bricks IN a box.
25c. Do not judge our ice cream by the price. Try
it and you viii buy il. Phone ~ 92. 6G New
York ave nv. iyj-d
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
SQUARE PIANOS AND ORGANS
GOING AT AUCTION PRICES.

GOING AT AUCTION PRICES.
These instruments must be closed out at
once % make room for fall stock.
The bargains are well worth proftIng By at
once;
square Pianos-Stirn. $3.50: Haines & Bro. S3l 30;
Haiiet & Davis, $500; Meyer, Sl9.50; Smithsonian
$50. R0senkTanz. $3.50. STEM $3.50; Nunns 4
Clark. $500; Walker. Sl5oG; Hickey 500, Schoe-
Macker, SZl.uO, Chlckerng Grand. AlZ5.J0. HeWs
$3.50 Brown 4 Allen 500; MCCammOn, $500 ;
ChiCkCrug $3.50. \ Ose $500
Organs at Auction tTices-Snith American SIS 90
Pe0Ubct. stops. $500. ShOningeT. 9 stops SOO9 :
Estey stops. $50
About twenty other organs ct equally low prices.
f. 6. SMITH PIANO CO.,
I225 FCnna. ave. Phone NJ 737.
U265t
THE BEST PLACE TO GET YOUR TRUNKS
and bags repaired is 18th and II sis NV. south of
Avenue Phone 93gi NJ iy2ssat
A PIANO FOR Y0U-FREE!
We Will loan good square piano free for si1
Why not give your children = musical education !
Call or phone NJ 7i7.
F. G. Smith Piano Company,
IL Pa Ave, Phone NJ. 7i7.
FOR SALE-HERE'S YOUR GLANCE TO PICK
up bargain IN d slighty-used upright piano
Choice OF a number Of high-grade makes such as
Stenway, Knabe. Stisff. Vose, Hardman. Fischer
Gaber. &c. at 500. SIS. Si5o Sl75 $40 $3.50 SIS
500. SIS, aud $50. Make your selection now Easy
payments accepted. o. J. DeMOLL K CO.. Hikh-
grade Pianos, l25l 81.
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INSECTS EXTERMINATED,

MOTHS. REACHES. ANTS. BEDBUGS, AND
OTHER INSECTS DIFFERENTIATED under con
tract. CHARGES MODERATE. Estimates ana
advice gratis; 70 years practical experience; no
charge made until insects are fully exteI1ninated.
Address WEHDAL L. CLUTE,
Insect Specialist,
5I7 II st. NV, Washington, ID. c.
myil-93t
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PIANOS FOR SALE,

FIRHUS FUR SALE.
SPECIAL PRICES FOR PIANOS.
500 hTakGuCr Upright SIS
$50 Lester Upright. t................ rs
800 Royal Upright. 20
800 Demarest .............. so
We sell easy terms without interest. Our stock
comprises 400 pianos If twenty different makers
HUGO WORCH
WoRCH BUILDING. lll9 street.
Sole Agents for Sohmer, Blasius Cameron, Krtz-
nam. and Regen; Pianos
Tuning Hauling and Repairing.
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THE BEST PLACE To GET YOUR TRUNKS
and bags repaired is 18Th and II sis. NV. south Of
Avenue Phone g3gi NJ iy2s-sat
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lumbia holding a Probate Court. No. 1855 Ad-
miHistraton. is 10 give notice that the sub
scriber of the District q Columbia, mas obtained
from the Probate Count Of the District Of Columbia
letters o. administration C. l. a. cn the estate Of
Robert A. Niarmi0n. late q the District Of C0lum-
bia deceased All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned 90 exhibit The same,
with the Vouchers thereof legally authenticated. TO
the subscriber on OF before the 18th DAY OF
JULY 4. ID. 1905; otherwise they may by law Be
excluded frm all benefit II said estate. Given un-
der ms hand this 18th dsy Of July 1907 BEATRICE
PAUL iAR3nON, l7O5 18th 81. nv Attest: tSeal
JAMES TANNER. Register of wills for the District
OF Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court. PAUL
Z JOHNSON Attorney. w .au3.l0
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

FLEMING BUILDING. 1873 q ST NV; RENO
yated throughout. spacious new elevator; steam
heat unexoelled janitor seyricei excellent 0fiiee
rooms on fourth fo1g. B3-u
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-20

Is 1t money you want? We have
plenty of it and will loan you whatever
amount you may need for any length
of time, on your household goods,
team, livestock or any other personal
property, without removal.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-20
Former Moves His Offices
From II to 115 Broadway,
Realty Building.
WORKED LONG TOGETHER
MR.. LEEDS, BECAUSE OF FACT
THAT HIS HEALTH is POOR,
PRACTICALLY RETIRES FROM
BUSINESS.

New York, July 20.-Here is a bit
of information that will interest peo-
pie in most parts of America, espec-
tally those of the railway guild and
folks about Richmond, in the UoOsier
state. Daniel c. Reid and William B.
Leeds are to be no longer connected
in their daily office lives, as has been
their wont ever since they started out
in Chicago. After Mr.. Reid and Mr..
Leeds, with the Moore brothers, had
cleaned up tremendous fortunes in
tin plate they decided to take a hand
in things financial in the metropolis.
They had been friends most since
boyhood in the old Indiana town. This
friendship became stronger as they
grew into young manhood, and Mr..
Reid became bank cashier and Mr..
Leeds was looking after the interests
of the PENNSYLVANIA road at Rich
mond. Then when they decided that
there was a great field in manufacture
ing tin plate and combining the in
terests of industries in that line, they
worked hand in glove and made the
center of their field of labors. Chicago.
with themselves the brothers Moore.
Before they got through Mr.. Reid and
Mr.. Leeds had carved out fortunes of
S25 100000 each. Then they became
interested in other great affairs,
among them the Rock Island railroad
system. They deemed it best to open
out in New York. Consequently a
handsomely furnished suit was fitted
up at No. II Broadway. There Mr..
Reds old Richmond and Indiana
friends spent many hours with him
socially, and there, too, many big fl
nancial ventures were put under way.
But things have changed. Mr.. Leeds,
it is known, had an open rupture with
the Moores. 1t has often been related
that things were not moving as
smoothly either as in the past with
Reid and Leeds. Be that as it may,
Mr.. Reid has moved his offices to No.
lis Broadway, the Realty Building.
There also in future will be located
the offices of the Rock Island Railroad
company. and there, too, the Moores
will hold forth. The signs of Mr..
Reid and Mr.. Leeds have been taken
down at No. II Broadway, and the suit
that knew them so long will know
them no longer. Mr. Leeds, however,
may continue to keep an Office at the
old number, but he has practically
retired from all business because of
poor health.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-20
THOMAS DRUDY WAS
FINED IN CITY COURT
Taxed $25 and Costs for
Drawing a Weapon.
THE FINE WAS STAYED.

Thomas Drudy was assessed a fine
of $50 and costs for his actions in
the role of bold bad man" last
Thursday evening, both at his own
home and at Snediker's grocery, on
North Thirteenth street, when he
threatened to shoot and cut up about
everybody in the neighborhood.
When Drudy was called into police
court this morning he plead guilty to
the lengthy charge of carrying and
openly drawing a dangerous weapon
with the avowed purpose of injuring
a fellow man." but Prosecutor Jes-
sup had the witnesses in the case
sworn and the trial proceeded 1t
was shown that after Sherman White
had refused Z Drudy's daughter any
more credit for groceries, Thomas be-
came very angry and started toward
the Snediker grocery in search of
Whites blood. He went into the
store and began to Chew" with Waite
and the latter told him to get out
of his place of business. White took
hold of his arm and took him to the
sidewalk. Drudy then and there drew
long stilleto, which would have
done a Bulgarian pirate credit, and
told White that he intended to stick
it into his ribs. A swarthy son of
Italy then appeared upon the scene
and grabbed Drudy and took the wea-
pom from his hand Drudy went home
but was still on the war path. White
closed the grocery and started South
on Thirteenth street across the street
and past Drudy's home. On seeing
White approaching Drudy sailed" in
to his home, his wife at his heels.
Drudy grabbed a gun and started out
of the house. White thinking that
something was brewing turned aud
went back. Drudy with gun in hand
left his home and started south to the
railroad where he was apprehended
by three Italians who again disarm-
ed him. officer Winters however had
been appraised of the trouble and ar
rested Drudy. Drudy's fine was stay
ed by Will Reece.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-20
SCORES LOST
IN THE FRIDAY RUN
The Day Was a Bad One for
GIidden Tourists.
OWEN DENIES A RUMOR.

Pittsburg, Pa, July 20-The ninety
nine miles from Canton to Pittsburg
proved to be the hardest days work
thus far for the Glidden tour entries
and seven perfect scores were wiped
out-four in the Glidden contest, one
in the Hover and three among the
cars which are competing for certifi-
Gates. Those going wrong were F. J.
PaTdee, American Mors; Sid Slack,
Lozier; P. Gaeth, Gaeth; W. j. How
ard Oldsmobile; /. C. Kirkman, Max
we'll: F. NJ. Mutt. Haynes; H. E. COT
fin, Thomas forty runabout.
The course for Fridays run was
changed at Freedom, from the river
road to one which took to the hills and
proved the downfall of many besides
the perfect-score cars. Clay beds of
almost bottomless depth were exper-
fenced in several places.
At last nights meeting of the con-
testants Hover stated that there was
a rumor afloat that r. NJ. Owen had
substituted another car for the one
in which he started from Cleveland.
Owen submitted a letter to the COM
mittee. in which he offered to deposit
a certified check for s25 900 with the
committee, to be given to any one
who proved the charge.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-20
THE NEWS OF FA|RVIEW
Conditions Are Improved al
The Bolt Factory.
OPPOSITION TO A SALOON.

A visit to the Border Bolt and Lock
Nut factory shows conditions greatly
improved more machinery, larger
building and more men at work. The
new managers are clever set of men
Numerous orders are causing them to
run over hours.
William Conkle took a number OF
Kodak pictures while at the picnic last
Wednesday Developments are await
ed with interest.
Mrs Ella Currie of Vevay. Ind, is
visiting at Harry Minors home, 1876
Maple street.
in the petition to the city council to
be made a separate ward, Fairview
asked to be made residence ward
also. This was not acted upon. Per-
haps there were some legal reasons for
not doing SO. This matter it is de-
sired to press until the Eighth ward
does become such. The people do not
want a saloon in Fairview. 1t is a
nice, quiet residence ward, which was
true before the division, and we want
to keep it so. Your correspondent
has been assured by prominent mem
bers Of the Civic league that the mat
ter will be promptly attended to. No
saloon in Fairview is the motto.
Fred Snyder. on Linden avenue is
having cement steps and walks laid to
his residence.
William Coakle and mother and
brother Paul, spent Friday afternoon
and took supper with the Misses Cook
south of Centerville.
Miss Cora Cook will spend Sunday
with Miss Julia Cook on School street
Mrs. Elizabeth Gambler, president OF
Associated charities of the city, spent
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Benz
Wicket
Mrs. Mary Sharon is quite sick.
Charles Townsend has moved into
his newly purchased property on
North Hunt street.
The prayermeeting at the Third M
E. church was we'll attended Thursday
evening
H. F. Sphinx went to Cincinnati the
first of the week on business.
Third NJ. E. church, on the corner of
Hunt and Charles streets. o. s. Harri-
son, pastor. Sunday school at $50 a.
m. Preaching service at 1870. Ep-
worth league at $50 p. m Preaching
service at 7:3O. All are cordially in
vited to attend these services.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-20
DISCLA|M THE ACTION
Of CAMBRIDGE MARSHAL
Local Automobiles and 9th
ers Take Action.
REFUND AMOUNT OF FINE.
The following explains itself:

Richmond. Ind. July Is. 1907.
AS citizens of Richmond, Ind. and
feeling greatly the annoyance and hui
initiation attendant on the arrest OF
one of the Glidden Tourists when pass
ing through this county. July II. at the
instigation of the Cambridge City mar
shall. who claimed violation of state
laws in regard to speed not recogniz-
ing the fact that this was national
affair, and of such Importance that
every courtesy is almost universally
extended to these tourists on their usu.
al annual endurance tours, it being
generally considered an honor to cit
les and towns along the route to have
the privilege of being included therein.
and feeling that it is due to the citi-
zens of Richmond to have it under
stood that this arrest. while made
here. was done on the demand of the
Cambridge City authorities. making
the arrest unavoidable.
AS an evidence of the good will of
this community and to place the blame
for this uncalled for incident where it
belongs. we hereby agree to subscribe
the amount opposite our names to re-
fund to the member or club against
which this fine was assessed and we
trust that this action. and explanation
given herein will be sufficient evidence
that the city of Richmond shall not be
held for the discoutesy shown as above
r. Jones. B. McDivitt. z. McGaw. H.
Stillinger. II. Williams. W. E. Bell. j.
S. Croner. NJ. A. Gordon. p. ]. Moss.
F. Haisley. Chas. II. Newlin. E l..
Cooper. r. More. II. Doan. Peter Hus-
son, Chris. Lichtenfels, Frank Vaughan
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