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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-03
COMMENCEMENT HELD
AT FOUNTAIN CITY
Superintendent Jordan Pre-
Sented Diplomas.
SEVEN WERE GRADUATED.

Fountain City, Ind, May s. The
sixth Annual Commencement of the
New Garden Township High school
was held in the X. of p. Hall in Foun-
tain City, Tuesday night. A large aud
fence greeted the class and speaker.
Prof Ebert Russell OF Earlham Col
lege, and gave close attention to the
splendid address of the latter on The
Public Dividend on an Education. !"
County Supt. Jordan in a short but inn
pressive address presented High
School Diplomas to Chessfe Joy, Eff
fie Alexander, Muriel Johnson, Grace
Williams, Frances Williams, Anna
Thomas and Fred Scarce and Com
mon School certificates to Is pupils
from Fountain City Schools and three
from Hopewell.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-03

Goehner, were the big noise Thursday.
Goehner caught as if he had played
professional ball all his life. He
handled Cupid's curved horsehide
darts with ease and cracked out three
safe hits.
Fashion note-"Ain't they just too
cute" chorused the fair ones on catch
ing sight of Sheriff Linus Meredith
and Chief Jesse A. Bailey. The Sher.
iff toted grey sack suit, varsity cut.
with passionate cravat. Chief Bailey
displayed black serge outfit, under
takers model, offset by white tie
with black specks in ii.
Bud Lally learned the triaIs y, me
umpire's life. Kentuckians barked
at him in Cincinnati dialect through
out the game. One Colonel insinuat-
ed that Mr.. Lally could not make a
good dray driver, but the crowd was
with Bud.
1t is probable that Shortstop Reeves
of Knightstown will be included in the
local lineup for Sundays game. He
is anxious to become a Quaker and
he will be taken on if he consents to
remove the padding from his salary
proposition. Manager Jessup also has
his fines out for Mensler, the crack
little short fielder, and he may be
landed
The diamond yesterday had as many
bumps on it as Dill pickle. These
will be manicured off by a steam roll
Ter and the infield will be as fast as
ally in this part of the country.
Ray Devinney, the we'll known col
ored rooter, is greatly impressed with
the local team. After cashing in bet
on the game yesterday he remarked.
IF Jessup's team keeps on playin'
dat kind of game ] wishes to state
that 1 won't work lick this summer"
Tommy Ritter in center field looks
awful good. He is as fast as rabbit
and so small that the opposing pitcher
has great difficulty in pitching to
him. He is an ideal man to lead off
the batting list because he nearly al
ways gets free transportation to first.
At Sundays ball game between the
Duesseldorfers of Indianapolis and the
Richmond club score cards will be
sold to women for fifteen cents and to
men for twenty-five. Provision will
be made for women to sit and see the
game Play will begin at three O'Clock.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-03
PETITIONS FOR WARD
DIVISION ALL SIGNED.

At the meeting of the Fairview Civic
League Thursday night, held at the
Fairview school house, it was announ-
ced that the petitions for the division
of the ward are all signed and ready
to be presented to council at the next
meeting right.
The following program was prepar-
ed by the ladies who had charge of
the meeting and included music and
recitations by Marguerite Wilkins,
Don Fuller, Myra Bell, Agnes Smith,
Jeanette Tow1e, Ruth Halter, Leila
Burdsall, Estella Thomas and Treva
Etter.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-03
Eastern Indiana
and Western Ohio
Died Very Suddenly.

Economy, Ind.-James Atkinson a
retired farmer, 66 years old, dropped
dead in his barnyard Wednesday after
noon of paralysis of the heart Mr.
Atkinson was principal of the high
school for several years in Economy
and was greatly liked by patrons and
pupils. No arrangements have been
made for the funeral, as two child
rem live ill the far west, from whom
word is awaiting.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-03
TEACHERS ARE RETAINED
New Paris Re-engageS Force
Of Last Term.

New Paris, o., May 3-The present
force of teachers have been re-en-
gagged for the next school term. They
are Cora Hawley, first primary; Carrie
Whitaker, second primary; Edith
Reid, first intermediate; Harry Hoff-
man, second intermediary J. s.. Nc
Divitt, principal; B. S. Davis, superin-
tendent.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-03
SUITS FILED ON STREET
IMPROVEMENT LIENS.

The following suits have been filed
in the circuit court: James H. Martin
and Harry Myers against George w.
Sanders. to foreclose on street i'm
provement lien James III. Martin and
Harry Myers against Cortez Jones and
Ora 3. Jones, to foreclose on street
Improvement lien. Both suits were
filed by Attorney w. H. Kelley.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-03
Good Words for ChamberIain's Cough
Remedy.

People everywhere take a pleasure
in testifying to the good qualities OF
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Mrs.
Edward Phillips Of Barclay, Md,
writes: Il wish to tell you that l can
recommend Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy. My little girl, Catherine, who Is
two years old, has been taking this
remedy whenever she has, had cold
since she was two months old. About
month ago I contracted a dreadful
cold myself, but l took Chamberlain
Cough Remedy and was soon as well
as ever" This remedy is for sale by
A. G. Luken e. Co.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-03
Suffered Injured Arm.

New Westville-Miss Mary Myers
while at Richmond visiting, fell and
injured her arm. She was taken tC
DR.. Zimmerman who dressed her arm
She is now at home and doing as well
as could be expected,
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Attended kenworthy Funeral.

Fountain City-Among those who
attended the funeral of Tarlton Ken
worthy at Winchester Wednesday
were Stephen and Mamie Thomas, AL
bert Thomas, Ben Thomas, Joseph
and Rebecca Brown and B. w. Kelly.
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eases of domestic animals. Write the
National Medical Co., Sheldon, Ia.
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SLUGG[RS VS.. THE ROYALS
Ball Game at Boyd's Park
Sunday Afternoon.

The West Side Sluggers will play
the Royals of South Richmond, at
Boyds Park, West Side, Sunday after
noon, with the following line up:
Thompson, catch. kuhlenbeck,
pitch: ShaIlenberg, 1st; +. Cooney,
End; ST. Brown, 3rd, Cain, S. S; Mil
Ter, i. F.; d. Cooney, G. F.; Ball, r. F..
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-03
OPENING OF ATHLETIC
SEASON AT EARLHAM
Quakers and Miami University
In Field Meet.
LOCAL TEAM LOOKS GOOD.

All now needed to assure the spring
athletic opening at Earlham tomor-
row being success, is fair weather.
Miami university comes for the first
field meet of the year and the Buck
eyes are said TO have team which
will try the mettle of the Quakers.
The meet will be held on the improved
Reid Field and will begin at one
o'clock w. E. Day will act as starter
and referee. The list of entries for
Earlham follows:
100 yards-Birch, Elliott
go yards-Birch, Elliott, Wann,
Gem.
One-fourth mile Wann, Gem,
White.
One-half mile-Wann, 4 Winslow.
Nile-Nanny, Hutton.
go hurdles-White Harrell.
20 hurtiles-White
Shot-Wann, Thistlethwaite, Wal
thai
Discus-Hau. WalthaI. Smelser-
Hammer-Snelser Thistlethwaite-
R. B. jump-Birch. Hall, Gem.
r. r. jump-Hollingsw White.
Pole vault-Hancock. Hotchkiss.
Relay-Nann. Gem, White, Nanny,
winslow, Hutton. Elliott
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Edward ConIey Very Sick.

NJ Conley, well and fayora-
bly, known young man, is seriously
sick at his home ON North Eleventh
street.
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QUAKERS HAVE AN
EASY TIME WITH
ALL-KENTUCKIANS

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Goehner was Conspicuous.
The Visitors Very Mediocre.

AS a result of Goehner's single and
three bases on balls issued by Mr..
Brooks to the Messrs Rodenback. Rit-
ter and Cameron, one run for the To-
Gals was forced over in the seventh
after two were down. Plummer ended
the scoring by hitting to Brooks.
Three more runs were added to the
Quakers rapidly growing collection in
the eighth. Durham and Kelley got
bases on two yellow errors. Justice,
the veteran second baseman who play
ed his usual stellar game, sacrificed.
Cunningham flew out, then the con-
spfcuous Mr.. Goehner cleaned the
bases by a hard drive. Rodenback
singled and Schattel, running for
Goehner scored on an error. Gamer
on whitfield. The enemy made one Of
it's lonesome TALES in the fourth and
the other in the last.
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Totals 81 II 9 $40 II 4
sDumler called out for cutting first
base.
All Ken. .-...o 0 0 % 90 0 l. .
Richmond .-...o ) o 0 / ; KIP
Stolen bases-SchatteI 2. Plummer.
Two base hits-Cameron Three base
hits-Dumler. Double plays-Ritter
TO Justice. Struck out-By Roden:
bach 5; BY Brooks 9. Bases on balls
Brooks 6. Wild pitch-Rodenhach
Hit by pitcher-Kellar, Goehner.
Passed balls-Goehner 3. Umpire
Lally. Time of game hours. At
tendance 1000.
BASE BALL SOCIETY NOTES.
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WANT INCREASE IN PAY.

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bat. Rody wound himself up and
hurled the horsehide Goehnerward.
Keller fouled the ballard the first
The Columbus journal., 1907-06-26
'GREISEN BROS

Graf clerk and all the ns0bers pres
ent.
The following Wa presented:
TO The Hon. board Of Eq1alizatioa.
0entlnsa: here b. reqssst yoa
20 reduce the amount Of TAXABLE pro-
party y6u have charged Nc up With
- agent for Jacob 0luck fron The
amount Of sS9. 10000 to go. 600. 90 for
tho reason that . good part Of said
original amount has been paid and
for the further reason that the seour-
ites ~ put % naEke Wo1ld not brinR
tho face value Of aid mortgages.
Respectfully submitted.
I. 0lack.
o. motion same Wns referred 70 the
committee o. oomplAinta
Depaty Sheriff Jaworski now report
Cd that he could not find Henry Wick
ems Who was summoned 10 appear b.
fore shis board relative TO the assess-
msnt OF certain personal property
belonging to Ohristopher Wubbe.
whers upon IL was moved By super
visor Priest that another suDmoas b
served On Henry Wilokens to appear
before this Board at s O'Clock this pm.
On motion theBoard OF Eq1al,zatioa
now adjourned reconvening at
O'Clock. Hon. n. E. Olothef prasid.
ing and ell nsmbsrs present
The protest. OF James Novels, Got
tlob Lannsr, Samusl Cas-, vogsl d
Moscheuross. Fred O. schalts. Hink-
Gilman 4 Wittka. Henry Heruhsnhan'.
". L. Boettoher. Ozapla q Mick
b. r. Brodfaehrer and B. W. Byrns.
complaining, Of unjust assessment Of
$4,000 added By the assessor On
their schedule Of personal peobsrty -
franchise On account Of saloon II.
osnss and requesting that the aid
amount b deducted from their aseos-
ment Of personal property were pre-
sented and read On motion referred 10
the committee On complalnts.
Il was reported By Depew Sheriff
JaWorski that - vet ho Was unable
to find Henry Wilcksns bot that In
formation has been received that he
vill b hnne this evening and viii
appear before this Board to morrow.
On motion Of Supervisor Schwarz
the board Of Equalization now Cd
journed until O'clock p. II. to.
morrow.
The Columbus journal., 1907-06-26

xOt04 O0OOOb1OU0 ~, O1O
Grand total additions Sl5,967
Grand total deductions 1O,734
Net increase s 1888
We recommend that the clerk b
directed 20 have The foregoing addi-
ttons and deduotione made On tho ~
ssssmsnt books and prepare tho tax
list IN aoooedaaoe Herewith.
Respectfully sah0itted.
Wm. J Newman
A. T. PHeist
John ]. Galley.
On motion Of supervisor 0oets aame
Was adopeod.
Remaining In session until 5o'olouk
p. y. On motion Of supervisor 8chWarz
the board Of equalization then ID.
joarned until 8 O'Clock q. n, to-nor-
row.
Columbus. Nebeaska. June IA. 1867.
The county BoaEdopf sqaali.atioa p1r-
,s1ant 70 adjoalnnent met at 8 O'Clock
Hon. II. 4. E. Olotner chairman, John
The Columbus journal., 1907-06-26

the assessment from $500. 70 $45O0.
for tho reason that said assessor had
no authority TO raise said aesessment
and further because said assessment
unreasonable.
Respectfully submitted.
West End Sewer %.
By O. ]. Carlow. seey.
On motion same VA referred 20 the
committee on Complaints.
Remaining In session until s O'Clock
p. n. the Board OF equalization then
adjourned until O'Clock, A. n. to
m0rrow.
Oolumbas, Neb.. June IS. 1907.
The Oounty Board Of Eaualisatton
pafsnant to adjournment met at 9
O'Clock and in tho absence Of the
chairman were called to order BY
OoQnty clerk 0Eaf.
Moved By supsrvsor Newman that
supervisor Goetz oct - Temporary
chairman.
Notion CARED.
Roll called and following members
peessnt: 0oees. Newman. Priest.
6oha3oher. Schwarz. county assessor
Galley and county clark Graf. Ab.
rent and excused. supervisor SEIZURE
and chairman Olothier.
The protest Of Louis +. Phillips,
complaining Of excessive a6Dsssmens
placed upon tho sast Is and the mid
dc OF Lot block AT: City Of Oolum-
bas, and requesting that the assss-
I'd actual valuation be reduced from
e44O0. TO 5000. and from $500, to
$500 respectively. was presented and
on motion referred 70 the committee
On complaiuts.
Relative 20 tho protest Of the West
End Sewer Company the following
report was Submitted By the commit.
to On complaints: Your committee
would respectfully with the request 70
furnish statement - required BY law
md - requested By the county asses-
COZ. Henry SohAeoheI. ]. 0oets J.
r. Schare.
Mr.. (3orlok addressed the board se
some length at tho oo0cl1sion Of
which Il Was moved By supervisoe
Priest that the report Of the commit
tee b not adopted and that tho a.
ooGoed actual valuation OF the West
End Sewer COMPANY b fixed at
$1,000. 90. Noeon carried.
Remaining in session until -
O'Clock noon tho board Of equalization
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tax rolls and aooept in lieu thereof
the attached shedule which 10 true
return OF our taxable property - re-
qaired By law. Respectfully submit
ted. Trsns- Miississippi Grain 90.
By J. H.Ohapman. supt.
On motion same Was referred to the
o0mmlsgee on complaints. Remain
ing In session until IL o. clock noon
the board Of equalization. then i'd
journed. reconveniDg st e O. clock
p. n. with all members present.
Remaining In session until 5
O'Clock p. n. the board of equalizs-
tion. on motion then adjourned until
9 o 'clock A. II. to.norrow.
Oolumb1s, Nebraska, Juno IL. 1907.
The County Board Of Equalization
pursuant 70 adjournment met st 3
O'Clock Hon. n. e. Olother 'presid.
ing John Graf clerk and al members
present.
Tho following was presented: Be-
fore tho Board Of Equalization Of
Platte County. Nebraska.
In tho matter Of assessment OF Israel
Gluck. - agent for JACOB Gluck for
tho year 1907.
Comes now Israel Gluck and re-
specifically shows your honorable
body:
l. That the assessment oil for the
year 1907. and now before your hon
Orable body. ooatains IN item Of
notes secured By mortgage listed at
the actual value OF $S9. 5000 and
assessed st $l7. 85S. 90. which aid item
is listed and assessed - the property
OF the aid Israesl Gluck - agent for
Jacob Gluck.
2. That the said item Was not
listed By the aid Israsl 0luck either
- his own property or - the pro-
perty OF any principal represented BY
him or - tho guardian. trustee.
banker, attorney or representative OF
any psrson or estate. or in any
|oapactty whatever. but WAS listed
and entered upon the assessment roll
BY the county assessor on the 1'th
Of Juue. 1907, without notice to the
aid Israel Gluok and without his
knowledge or consent, and wrong.
fully and without warrant or
authority.
8. That on the first Day OF April,
1907, nor at any time subsequent
thereto was the said Israel 0luck
the agent, guardian or trustee of the
said Jacob 0laok. nor on said do
nor at any time subsequent there to
mas he held or controlled in any
capacity Whasever any notes ore
personal property Of any kind or
character belonging to the said Jacob
Gluck.
The said Israel Gluok therefore
prays that tho said item be stricken
and expansed from tho assessment
roll and for such other IN further
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Oolumbus. Nebraska, June IL. 1907.
The Board OF Supervisors OF Platte
Coauty. Nebraska. met - . County
Board OF Equalization ut . O'Clock
A. n. Hon. II. e. Olother chairman
and John Graf clerk.
Roll call and following membera
present: Saprs. Goetz. Newman.
Priest. Schsscher. SEIZURE, Schwsrz.
and chairman Clother and county
clerk Graf.
Moved BY supervisor Newman that
. committee Of three be appointed on
equalization ON assessments. Notion
carried and the chair appointed
sppervisors Newman and Priest and
county assessor Galley - such COM
mittee.
Moved BY supervisor SEIZURE that q
special committee on complaints be
appointed. Motion carried and sup.
visors Schaecher. SEIZURE and Goetz
wsrs appointed - such committee.
The following were presented
To tho Board OF Equalization Of
Platte County Nebraska.
Gentlemen: Tho undersigned. 10
presenting the Provisional comm itsse
Of tho Young Mems Christian -.
ISOLATION Of Oolumbus. make the
following ststement Ut facts: That
aid committee has purchased for the
ase Of said association lots 5 and 6
in block 81 in the city OF Columbus.
and are now about to erect . buildinR
theron for the use Of aid association.
That the above property Was parchas.
Cd BY said committee on or about the
4th day OF May 1907. That said pro-
perty 10 now upon the assessment roll
OF aid county for taxation. for the
year 1907. Wherefore. the undersign.
I'd believing that aid property should
b exempted for taxation for said
year. respectfully ak this honorable
board 70 caase Same TO be stricken
from the tax rolls. Respectfully ,
aubmittod.
II. r. ]. Hockenberger
q. ". Phillips
IN motion same Was referred to the
committee on complaints.
The following was presented:
To the Hon. Board Of Equalization
Gentlemen: Comes now tho Trans
Mississippi Grain Company BY J. 81.
Chapman. Supt. and represents tc
your honorable board that IN error
has been made in tho assessment OF
oar property as Oreston. Nebraska.
In that tho assessor oontrary to q
decision Of the supreme court and in.
structlons fcom the state secretary OF
the state board Of assessment, has
listed for taxes "grain on hand'' in
tho elevator 10 tho amount Of $685. i.
%. and we pray your honorable body
70 have stricken aid item from the
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