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New-York tribune., 1907-04-18
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New-York tribune., 1907-04-18

INVEST POINT y Y. APRIL % lsO7.-sEALED
w rrcucsas in Duplicate VT. be received here until
y O'clock, noon. May 10 1907 for lad.os materials
paints other miscellaneous s.echei n
schedules TO had upon application. Tns right is
served 10 reject any ali proposals. part thereof
Enclose proposals IN envelopes marked Froposgis fo-
Military supplies ana addressed QuaFteTnAste West
Point y. I.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18

CsEALED PROPOSALS. II DUPLICATE. WILL BE
- received the ofce OF tbs Commissioners of Immi-
grafton Ellis Island. y. Il. until $50 D. IA. April "a
1901 opened Immediately thereafter. for all labo.
ana materials required installation OF coai and
ash conveyor and erection Ct dumping platform
the plant. Particulars limitations and
conditions governing bidders he obtained from
POPF-sp TATCIfORN. Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18

c,EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
~ office OF the IAghtHoGse Engineer Tompknsvile.
y. Y, until l o'clock r NJ, May 90 1907 and then
opened Tor furnishing the material and labor necessary
Tor The construction OF lamp shop the LghtHouse
Depot TompkInsville " accordance with specifca
lions copies OF which, blank proposals and other
information may be upon application to CHAS l.
POTTER. Major Corps Engineers l. s A, Engineer
Third Lighthouse District.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-18

4 RMY BUILDING. WHITEHALL. ST. NEW YORK
- y. Y April - l90I-Seasd proposals IN trIpIicate
wiz be received here until y O'Clock noon. May -
the manufacture Of Special Size Clothing pc
oured by the or. NJ Dept during year end ng
June 30. 1908 Information and blanks bi5dlng
Iished upon application Proposals signed
bdder iaclse3 IN sealed envelope marked Proposals
Special eize Clothing and addressed ". II. MILLER
Deputy o.. Mr.. General. l. S. y. DEPOT o.. MI.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-22
SPRING HAS BEEN A
LITTLE LATE IN
ARRIVING
But Weather Bulletin Reports
Show That 1t Is With Us
Now in Full Force--Crop
Conditions Improved

Santa Fe. y. NJ, May Eth,
weather continued unseasonably colo
during the first half of the week. with
nigh winds, rain and snow over IN,
northern counties, accompanied will
occasional hail and sleet. The temper
lure fell considerably below tn,
freezing point on the morning OF
Wednesday, the 10Th. over northern
sections. 1t grew gradually warmer
toward the end of the week, and at
the close the temperature was very
near the normal for this season of The
year. No aDpreciable rain tel over
the southern and southeastern Coun-
ties during the week, and the lack of
moisture is beginning to be felt i'm
that section. The Woe'- as a whole
had less than The normal amout OF
sunshine for the season. and was more
windy than usual. There still re-
mains much snow i'm the northern
mountains, and rapid melting is pre-
vented by the continued cold weather.
The influence of the warm DAYS to-
ward the end of the week. however.
is already noticeable i'm the increased
volume Of water in the streams. but
as YET there are no reports OF Hood
conditions.
The following notes selected from
the reports received this week show
the conditions more in detail:
Albuquerque, Bernalillo county
Pitt Ross. The present week opened
warm with a light fan of slect and
rain ON the 18th, followed by cooler
weather which warmed ~ gradually
toward the close. Partly cloudy
weather has prevailed throughout with
rains in the vicinity on the 18TH and
18Th. The lowest temperature was 3S
on the I4th. Total precipitation.
oct.
Alto, Lincoln county. W. Steph-
enson; The weather continues cool.
dry and windy. There was a trace of
Sleet on the 18Th.
Bell Ranch, san Miguel couuty-C.
NJ. O'Donnel. There was only a trace
of precipitation during the week. The
lowest temperature was g degrees on
the morning of the 14th.
Cambray, Luna county-F, $. Case;
The past week was dry ana windy,
with more than the normal sunshine.
The lowest temperature was 80 ON the
18th.
Casa Salazar. %SandovaI county.
Mora: The first part Of thc week was
very cold, but it has ben growing
warmer and more pleasant, There a
precipitation.
Carlsbad, Eddy county-Raymond
De Pue: cold weather has prevailed
during the past week, with "a maxi
mum temperature of 90 on the tlth,
and a minimum of 40 on the lfth.
Cloudcroft, Otero county-Jack
HOLSTER: The weather has been cold
and hay. High winds on the 18Th
did some damage. The lowest tenn
perature was 10 degrees ON the 18th.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-22

Dcming. Luna county,. ID. Bos-
worth; The weather for the week was
cool, clear and windy. with only a
trace of precipitation. The wind
storm of the 18th wdS Vcry severe.
The highest temperature was So on
the 18th; the lowest. SO, on the 18th
Dulcc. Rio Arriba county-F. T..
James. The weather was cloudy dur
ing the first of the week. ana il has
continued cold, the temperature fall
ing TO % degrees on the 18TH There
was no precipitation.
FL Paso, ToNas-Uuited States
Weather Bureau: Generally clear
weather has prevailed during the past
week. with only a trace Of precipita-
ton. Tho highest temperature was SO
degrees on the 18Th; the lowest. &c on
the 14tE.
Folsom. Union COMMUNICATION TIA
Dor: We have had another ~disagrcca-
bic week with two snow storms. one
on the 18th, and the other ON the 18TH.
The temperature fell to % degrees on
the morning of the 15th.Lthe-HeWest
experienced here in May during the
records. The total precipitation was
0.G6 tr"h.
Fort Bavard. Grant countv-Post
Surgeon. The weather was clear dur
ing the first of the week, but cloudy
during the latter part. The lowest
temperature was "a degrees on the
ian: total proCipitation, 001 inch.
Fort stanton, Lincoln county, T..
Bergman; The weather has been
partly cloudy, with continued cool
nights. There were very high winds
during the afternoon ard night Of
Sunday the 18th. The lowest tempera-
turo was % degrees on the morning OF
the 18th: there was no precipitation.
Fort Wingatc. Mckinley county
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-22
TUCUM Carl To Be
DIVISION POINT
ON NEW LINE
of Track as Far as
Santa Rosa to Ell Pa8o and
Southwestern Means Boom
for Quay County Town,


Tucumtari. y. Nj, May 2l-Since
The complication OF the transfer Of
the 30 miles of track between mere
and Santa Rosa from the Rock Island
to the EI P1so and Southwestern road
the prospects of this thriving town
are much better than ever before,
The town will be made a passenger
and freight division point. and the
Phelps Dodge people have bought 60
acres If land additional to accom-
MEDIATE new round mouse and shops.
The roundhouse viii accommodate,
when finished thirty locomotives, and
between 800 and 400 men viii be cm-
ploYed I'm the shops. General Nam
ager simmons Of the lei Paso ana
Southwestern states that the ChoctaW
extension Will at nee build into Tu-
cumc3rj FROM the east and the town
now has the prospect Of being a real
live railroad center
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-22

light snow tlurries ON the lith. The
growth of vegetation is slow. owing to
the cool nights, but the soil is IN fine
condition. The lowest temperature
was 30 on the 14th
Nara Visa, QUAY comty-WIIlard
Bclknap. Excepting on the 18th, the
wealth has been warm. with light
showWrs ON the 14th ana lath. on
the l4th the temperature fell 10 Re
degrees. The weather continues eN-
ceptionally cloudy for this section.
The total precipitation was COS inch.
Red River, Taos courty-E w.
Penn; The No1lhss was cuid and
stormy during the first Of the week.
with With about four and a hal .ncIe s
of su1" on the l2th. 18th and IAN,
and the temperature falling t. 20 on
the 18Th, Since then It has been clear
and warmer. The snow on the glound
remains very deep at nigh attitudes.
but thtr, IS mono In the v~dlj"yI.
Rlncon, Dona Ana cpurty-W. A.
F1ote: The week was |g1a"rpl,v clear.
b 4 more c;judy toward To- rte-s. The
hlshts F'~tihue cool. ttc lowest tome
Ierature was 81 degrees ON the 10th.
There Wal 40 precipitation.
Itociada, san Miguel ,ruuty-John
y. Rudolph: The last week fas shown
! ore of a spring tendency dian here
totore. The weather has been an
usually cloudy, ana unusually cold
during the middle OF the weeh, with
light rains ana SHOWS. The lowest
temperature was - degrees ON the
18TH; the total precipitation was O.al
Inch.
ROscddlc, Socorr0 county-W. IL
Martin The weather has been unu5-
uallN cold during the week, but with
only a trace of precipitation light
furry on the 18Th, and a sprin-
on the nth. There was a killing
frost on the morning of the 18Th. the
temperature falling to 81.
santa Fee, Santa Re couuty-Unitcd
weather Bureau The first of
week was unusually cool. with
frost temperatures on the 18th. nth
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-22

The weather was clear the FIRST OF the
week, and cloudy during the latter
part, but there has been no rain. The
highest temperature was SIS on the
18th; the lowest, 81, on the 18th and
l7th.
Glen. Chaves couuty-Mary Cooley
clear weather has prevailed with cold
nights during the middle of the week,
the lowest temperature being 33 de-
grees on the 18th. There was no rain
fan.
Las Vegas. san Miguel oounty-Wil-
liam Gorliss Bailey. The weather has
continued cool. with much less than
the normal sunshine There was a
light snow on the 14th. and the tenn
perature fen to "A on the morning Of
the 18th The total precipitation was
oil inch.
Lake Valley, sierra county-Wll-
liam =. Kelly; There were high winds
ON the eth, followed by clear and
cool weather during the first of the
week, but clouding up toward the
close, with light s|prinkles in this vi
entity.
Logan Quay couuty-W. VI. Moore:
The weather was Changrahle during
the We1l. but ending with warmer and
cloudy. There was only a rae of
precipitation. The lowest temperature
was IS degrees on the 18th.
L~ordaburg, Grant county II. Nc
Clurc. The week was generally clear.
With no rainfall The nights continue
uHsl asonably cool. the low 's' tcmper-
atuUn being IS degrees on the 10th
Manuelito. Mckinley countN-W. g..
S. Tarr; There was about three inches
of snow ON the 18Th. with a hard
freeze on the l4th. but the 'dtter
part OF the week has been much
warmer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-22
n,rnrY GREAr1Y ~uNDERrRloED
coEsr-r COVER ENBRoIDERIEs

We have Just received a beautiful assortment OF
.,,rirf, corset Cover EmbroidereS. fully worth up'l'
soc rer yard. Special ar 35c.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-22
PULPIT OFFERS
CAREER FOR
YOUNG MEN
PRESBYTERlANS NEED
YOUTHS Of HIGH IDEALS
Over Part Church Shall
Take in Temperance Move
meot Occupies Time of the
General Assembly;



Columbus y May -I'-IIe PfeS-
byterian general assembly today re-
i.,d and adonted a number of re-
''''N' -, ~. - ,
ports lheluuIils MS VI II "o%lu ui
home missions - ~ 9'aiu VI ,uu-
cation ~ 80" - IN o0a !,
olutloh ueNl"l ms ~ i,iVV''gV - ~
least sum uio a. w
asked 10 s'c 1"t 'o'lp
properly 20 OdltS "S "VtN 'iiousl
the coiilll5 y r..
An t9'liis VI ~ 80
noon 9essI'i N%P ~
the dsScIiiplN VI Nv ~, Nv
ans moueIdt'l ~ NtlSH lisapS
terrain churCn' VIZ Ih4L %
movement Hau peeil SlaIaeu ~ tIla'
body. IophlH5 49, d uIiloh WIN lHc ia
rent chuieil' me announcement was
receives WIZ "ViiauaS.
D|eNtIoplleHtS III me teluIoIdHVe
~tohlIoNeI9H "Iuu9su ny tHc 'ill'Eo-
Ilall on w "iIi-9'lu"n lo"Suc ~ tH'
l~ntefchuft4 ulpeI"IIC loucIdtioll
came I'pIuiS 1oodE' IHe SIdH4iH6
committee on lCnlpeIaIce' feIeffeu az
the oN'Iluie7 dleCtIis me dllIluu' Oh
the eIuItl lo"diu tHo Gasu' 70 Ch5
committee on pony Whlch ueCiueu
10 i~ecolnileha lhat no minister OF me
presbyterian 'iiuitii' dSSuCH' Sl'uIU p'
an olIeeI or n~leilhef or tne ahll-sa-
loon league. LIleN couIu partlcIpa,o III
me WORK OF lidt DISSEMINATION OHM as
lhdNlduaI9' NJ lHc SdIle linle inc
standing committee ON leIl peIdlce re-
telNeu ana aupPteu 2 r~GsoIulIoh ASK
ing me man committee 10 delIile
the dutles oil the permanent commit
tee on temperance Wnlch represents
me churrh III the lhterchuich Iedaia-
non me "ioie now
hdhes On lhe ueIlhllloh OF lh' dulieH
oil the permanent committee on leh-
pefance' Tie supporters of the anu
Sdlo"H I'"Rue arr oh~deaNofIlS 10 nave
tine "7ih tIii7 committee tolHiiff4 t7
pIolIoI'uE tenlpcIahGt ai9hs eauGa-
ll2IaI ana mes IeaNIhs me
'"Ii'dI HcIu eIlIlIelS 10 inc d~IlI-SdI}ol
'9Sue
me SlahaliE committee To-Day htai"
ii uuiIio'r OF PtTS"is' IIi'Iu0iII6 repro
SentauVes OF the ahtI-saIoon league en-
lle SUBJECT ana mas prepared Il loaSn
ofdit OF resolutions NHI'h WEI D
ufther co~hSlacfed loIlloTi9" ana wiz
DC presented 10 lile Assembly IN lile aI-
lerlooh Tor WIllch illne me fepofl "as
maze S9e@a eiaelF
i1 presenting lle report % tu,
BOARD on ~cuucauoh keN. N Jonh =
arson OF Bro"kIyn placed special en-
DhasIs on the need OF elcoufasiHs
Dung men OF cIluIcH TO tHIei
NE ministry. Idhiils up tne Su1s,
ION lhaJ more young men HlIsHt b0
'ltfdcl"u II laIBeI SdI'iIV7 NDI' pa+I'
'o decIaIeu lHal lie NouIih man WIZ
'le PulpII Si"nPiS psNdu9'
'ala a lafgf salary was uhIll Ioi IN
Ministry ne urged IaISvI iipeIalIH
IN Dcildl! oI az euuV"''"
ilIIll9lIE ana q heailIei MIillnbIeS1 on
part OF members OF lne tiuICu t.
'INe up thelr sons TO ms HlsH CaiI-
ny,
rev n aIIaCV l'dUCllII 'I NaSu
ilS'"n' l.. y" d IptI'eI 90 w
w. ~HSS'uioIS' sun vi" 'uu,91'"u
leapNlVrIah stuueHIS ~ "IdtI u"L
.eISllles' pialslhs WlIIIaln >. hIS'H
pI MAKING me HiSI C"Htiip"1''" w.
ne support OF student pd7lDi3'
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-22
MI.oNEE

10 rieras DO select from and the assortment con
ts If small. dainty designs. worth up To 55e per psrI
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-22

Si0O and SIPS Fancy silks. goo. Choice Spring
silks In an the newest designs and .Hlorlngs for hand
some gowns or the more practical Jumper or shirtWalst
suits The weaves are TaffctIs auU Lpuis!euueS
zoe quality Toularls. 5Sc. 23 inches wide. 900 silk
This IS one Of the best silk bargains ever offered in this
great store-a special purchase uf more than 500 yards
OF choice. fresh. new Fouards n polka dots, coin
spots, etc so very popular right .IA for an sorts or
We3r-comUlete color assortment
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-22
STRIKERS IN JAIL
FOR MURDER
Squad of Deputy SheriffS
Rounds Up Union PiCketS
Charged With Death ofSmeI-
ter EmpIOye,


ny ""rnhlR Joufnl epsoih
Salt Lake CITY. Utah, May l--itli
Austriaus and n Greek are ln lh,
county Jail tonight as the result "i
lhc killing of Auast k~ozcauias- ID
Greek. at Bingham Junction last nisnl.
In. tragedy was an incident OBJ lh'
strike which has been enforced aeaill7l
ih. United States Mining n Silti,-
ing company for "a past Week. =
party Of Austrian strikers were pl'ht'-
jig the sr7elter and some member or
lHI- group shot kozeanias Wtilc tp'
latter was near The door OF ms NlHl
Today Today "a squad OF deputy ~1tl-
Ir- rounded uu the eleven prisoners
"u Che suspicion that they were sons
nr.ted with the homicide. More man
ha.' of che employs of the smeilei
tfn stIl out and work is suspended.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-22
M MnmmeII ID Prleon

New York. May 21.-Ahr'han'
hummeI the lawyer. committed t0
.H' l1ckskelI-lSiani penifntii @
Lerdar was too ~ t. ieavc DIS ceI'
Today.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-10
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
Chicago, Dec. 10 L. S. Yards
Hogs, receipts 10000, left over 2,O21;
10c lower. Cattle 5000, steady. Sheep
$4,000, steady.
Closing Hog Market.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-10
NO BETTER COMEDY
EVER PRESENTER
1.-The Girl Who Looks Like Me"
Pleased Immensely.
SHOW MAY COME AGAIN.

A very small audience witnessed an
excellent comedy at the Gennett Mon
day evening. 1t was The Girl Who
Looks Like Me" The comedy is
crisp, sassy and laughable from start
to close. The situations are novel
and there is action all Of the time. At
the close of the second act, the plot
is so befuddled that the audience
gasps and wonders how it will ever be
Strengthened out, but the unraveling.
which occurs in the third act, is we'll
worked out and most satisfactory.
The stars Of the cast are Miss kath-
ryn Osterman and Miss Anna Bel
mont, two as clever condolences as
have ever played in this city. Miss
Osterman and Miss Belmont were
"top-liners' in vaudeville for four
years. Their success in legitimate
comedy, promises to be as great as es-
tablished in vaudeville. The remain
der Of the cast was exceptionally good.
1t is probable that later in the season.
The Girl Who Looks Like Me" will
play return engagement at the Gen
nett, in which event the comedy
should be greeted by packed house.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-10

is SOURCE OF TROUBLE.
HE is NOW A HOMELESS WAN
DERER, AS NEITHER COUNTY
OR TOWNSHIP WILL CARE FOR
HIM.

superintendent Napier of the coun-
ty infirmary has handed down an ul-
timatum to the county commissioners
in regards to George Westlake, who is
seeking re-admission to the infirmary
Mr.. Napier has informed the COM
missioners that in the event Westlake
is returned to the infirmary he will re-
sign his position.
Mr.. Napier states that Westlake
was a constant source of trouble while
an inmate of the infirmary. He quar-
relied with the other inmates and short
ly before he left the infirmary. West
lake had a fight with a half-witted
man.
Charles Potter, trustee of Wayne
township, has refused to care for West.
lake, so at the present the old man is
homeless wanderer on the face of the
earth. Westlake charges Superintend-
ent Napier with mismanagement of the
affairs at the infirmary and he is now
writing a long statement for the local
newspapers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-10
SOPHOMORE CLASS HAS
CHARGE OF EARL HAM|TI
Number Just Issued Does tn.
Class Credit.
DAY DODGERS ARE ACTIVE.

The Sophomore class edition of the
Earlhamite came out yesterday and
the paper does the class credit Ye
polishing department and the proverbs
show the result Of much attention u
the fact and fancies of the college dur.
ing the past semester. and the stories
are very good.
The Day Dodgers held a meeting
this afternoon for the purpose of put.
ting on foot a plan to publish an ex
ira number of the Earlhamite some.
time in January. These extra mum
bers are we'll appreciated as the usual
numbers of this college paper are very
dry, uninteresting reading.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-10
The Salt Sea.

Children's answers are always a
fruitful source of amusement. girl
fifteen or sixteen years old who had
received what was supposed to be
good education was describing to me
her recent visit to the Tower Of Lon
don. Among the many wonders she
had seen was a sword given to Henry
VIII. by Max Muller. an amusing
though not altogether unnatural sub
stitute for the Emperor Macmillan.
If children are allowed to think for
themselves their answers are amusing
ly original. What do you think makes
the sea salt?" was a question put to
a national school class. A brilliant
idea struck boy. Please, sir, the
'errings. "-Cornhill Magazine.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-10
GAMES SECURED FOR
THE EARL HAM TEAM
Miami Will Open the Basket
ball Season Here on the
21st of December.
MANY SCHOOLS INCLUDED.
DEPAUW, PURDUE, ROSE POLY,
STATE NORMAL, BUTLER AND
OTHERS WILL BE SEEN-OTHER
COLLEGE ATHLETICS.

Coach Vail will keep up the class
games until the Xmas holidays for the
purpose of trying out all of the bas-
ket ball men in school and giving ev-
eryone chance to show of what mate
rial he is made. The regular varsity
team will not be chosen until after the
beginning of the winter term, and
Coach Vail intends to stick TO his
first choice when the men are finally
chosen
Byron Huff, the manager Of the
team, received a telegram from Colum-
bia university at New York City this
morning, stating that the Columbia
team will play the Earlham team at
Richmond on Dec. Goth. 1907. Earl
ham will be required to give the Co,
lumbia team a guarantee fund of 500
in case they accept
The regular schedule of the games
has been arranged and the games play
ed will be:
Dec. 21-Earham at Miami.
Jan. 17-At Richmond.
Jan. 24-De Paw at Greencastle.
Jan. Sly. NJ. c. A. at Indianapolis
Feb. 7-Purdae at Lafayette.
Feb. 14-Rose Poly at Terre Haute.
Feb. 15-State Normal at Terre
Haute
Feb. 21-De Paw at Richmond.
Feb. 2S-St. Mary's at Dayton.
Feb 29.-Dayton Turnverein at Day.
ton
March 6-Rose Poly at Richmond,
March 13-Butler at Richmond.
March 20-Open date
The Seniors beat the SophOmores in
a close game last evening, by a score
of II to 10. The SophomOres have not
bee nable to win a game of the series
yet, but hope to make a good showing
against the strongest team in the
school tonight.
The Juniors beat the Freshmen PC
to 10 and both now stand at 500 in the
percentage.
SOphOmores D.. e. $780,. > o .OOC
Played. Won. PCT
Freshmen :. -. -. = .5OI
Games onight: Seniors VS.. Fresh
men; Juniors VS. Sophs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-10

lO1ty Il pei CeV. ~ per cent, cent per
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-10
LOST.

LOST-A ladys tan cOlored embossed
pocket book, containing two one dol.
lar bills and change. Leave at City
Engineers Office and get reward oct
LOST-BrOwn dog, rat terrier. Comes
by the name of Bounce. Reward if
returned to 726 N 18th st, city. lott
LOST-Between West Fifth and West
Seventh streets. a dark blue leather
pocketbook. Please leave at this
office or call phone 5126H. Reward.
1O-2t
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-10
CLUB DOES NOT
FAVOR POST PLAN
Adopts Resolutions Which Will
Be Sent to Washington.
THERE is NO DEMAND FORT

The Commercial club voted last even
ing to state in reply TO the postmas-
ter-generals request for its attitude re-
garding the proposed parcels post, that
it did not favor the proposition. mas
much as there was no demand for the
installation Of the system from the
people living on rural routes, and also
because the present postoffice depart
ment deficit is large enough without
being greatly increased by the expens-
es Of the proposed parcels post.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-10
East Buffalo Livestock.

East Buffalo, Dec. 10
Cattle-Receipts, 800.
Veal and calves, $4OOM9OO.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts, 1900.
Sheep, $3.750475.
Lambs, $o.OO0IG.35.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900.
Mixed and workers., $4SOM4.S5.
Pigs. $4.5O(04.55.
Heavies and rough, $4.2OM49O.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-10

Veal. $4O008.25.
Hogs-Receipts, 1000.
Prime and workers.. .... .S465149 so
Pigs. $4.OOtd45O
Sheep and lambs-Receipts light
slow.
Fancy sheep, s4.250 500.
Lams, S45OM6.5O.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-10
NOTICE..

All persons owing debts TO the Rich
mond Plumbing & Electric Co, 1ocat-
ed at AIS Main street in said city. are
hereby notified to pay the same to
Clement V. Young or his order, and
to no other person whomsoever.
RICHMOND PLUMBING & ELEC-
TRIO CO,
Clement Y. Young.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-10
The MONDAY OfLife,

Married people should learn what to do for
en- auothers little ills, and for the Ills OF the
children that may come Iney sure sooner
or later TO have occasion to treat constpatio-
or indigestion. When the opportunity come
remember that the quickest way to obtain relic
and finally perm auent cure. is with DR.. Ca
wells Syrup Pepsin, the great herb iaxati
com Qound. a bottle should always be in L
nous. It costs only 50 cents Or 81 at drug Il