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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-20
ANARCHISTS MUST
Be VERY CAREFUL
Washington State viii Resent
Any Reasonable Ut
terances.
is REASONABLE OFFENSE
NEW CRIMINAL CODE PROVIDES
THAT ANY PERSON FOUND
GUILTY OF SUCH CHARGE
SHALL be SENTENCED.
is TREAs0NABLE 0FFENSE

Spokane, Wash, June 19.-Advo-
Gates of anarchy. defined as doctrine
that organized government should be
by force Of violence or the
assassination of the executive head or
any of the executive officials Of gov
eminent or by any unlawful means.
must carefully edit their mouth-flu
ing phrases for public utterances in
the state of Washington. n they desire
to keep clear Of prison cells. The new
criminal code, now in operation. de-
signates the espousal of the doctrine a
felony. punishable by imprisonment in
the penitentiary for any period up to
10 years.
important Changes.
There are numerous important
changes in the Law. including the abo-
lition of the compulsory death SEN
tence for murder in the second degree
and giving the court Discretionary
power 10 sentence 10 lmpIlSOnment
for life. There is also the establish
ment OF q new degree Of crimes
known as gross misdemeanors. which
includes grating" punishable BY inn
prfso0ment In the county jail for mot
more than . year or tine up to
81. 900 or both.
Insanity is no defense In criminal
caaf>4. haaf il In v,,rvsdo<1 that -Hnr S.n
the judgment of the court, any person
convicted shall have been insane. ~
Idiot o. m imbecile ct the time u the
commission Of the act. he may be com
mitted to hospital for the insane or
TO the insane ward Of the penitentiary
untfl he has recovered
The code forbids tipping" and hav-
". y,c4Ssasc:c,.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-20
COMMONS ICE CREAM

cry provision shall be construed &C.
cording to the fair import of its
terms" the foremost criminal lawyers
in the state declare 1t will cause much
confusion and In numerous instances
1t will compel good citizens to become
law-breakers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-20
ANOTHER SCRIBE
GOES THE ROUTE
Police Reporter at Buffalo
Commits Suicide.

Buffalo, June 19.-DOnald G. Beaten,
police court reporter on the Toronto
Star, fired two shots from a 32-calibre
revolver into his right temple this
morning at the Genesee hotel and died
as he was being taken from an am
bulance at the Buffalo general hospi-
tai. Beaton was 30 years old, and one
of the best known young newspaper
men Of Canada.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-11-04

Pay your subscription
Wall paper snaps ut Hnibkat's.
Go 10 Knapp's for oyster stsws-
Eshle's Orchestra Nov mber IL
Mrs. Mathemeier takes washing.
elAil ON Oscar Grue for abstracts.
inst came 90 town. Judge Hale.
Dance NJ the opera house Nov. IL
A full lire Of plnsh robes Mt Kading's
Come 10 Webster 70 do your trading,
Concert snd dance ~ the opera house
November II
..Ben Hur~ atfbe opera house, Friday
November IL
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-11-04

Come 10 Webster 70 do your trading.
Concert sDd dance ~ the opera house
November II
..Ben Hur~ atfbe opera house. Friday
November IL
Bring your hides to the Wist
Meat Market.
Coming, fi.s real Ole Olson Friday
November I9fh.
n Won wish loan Call Oh the First
Earaonai hank
0hrs seefelf aud daughter visited at
Brissoi Monday.
Rex Harris went 10 Montana on land
matters Tuesday.
Have you met the Little Duke"i
Hes Ia the city
Rob Smith at the opera house Satnr-
DAY. November lS
EheIls all varieties and sizes at
Lhlins's Hardware.
wans@d--5.000 tons Of Flax Straw.
James O. Rsthbun
Fred Msthemsisr will. repair Your
fbs&s satisfactorily.
Bsnske pays the highest market prices
fr spring chickens.
Jehn Kelley came up from Garden
City Saturday night.
We are Building aud need the money
Paw your subscription.
Fer guns and ammunition Ebling'i
hardware IL headquarters.
=. A. Davis, Of waubay. was visiting
wish Webster folk Friday.
Parlor wall paper 10 tents to 10 cents
psr double roll at HAlokat's.
ID Sheelar came down from Langford
y spend Sunday with his folks.
q. II. Swartx, the man with . mes
sage, opera house, November IL.
Miss Anna Sundae left Thursday
MoKntng Tor her home at Brlstoi
Remember. we furnish repairs for al
kinds OF of stoves Dow & Dow.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Briske rejoict
over she arrival Of son Tuesday.
Baker, the Waubay tailor, was bus
iness sssitor in waubay Tuesday.
The Visit Meat Market pays tn
highest market price for hides.
Have you noticed the splendid worl
ne,pg pat ont By the Pratt studioS
ssopi and look Tor our wall papsl
sesp~. Halbkas the-mediclne-man.
Good miloh COW wanted--fresh ons
p,ei<rsed. Enquire Of A. Kaxpen.
IL. t.nt
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The Modern Woodmen Of America
has 1,057. 600 members which IS a
guarantee Of its stability. See S.
Pearson about II.
Ike Foltz, of Bristol. was In the city
on business Monday Of this week. He
put no packages in his automobile until
he was ready to start home.
Game Warden jenkins and Darwin
Davis were here from Waubay on
Monday enrouse home from visit to
the northern part Of the county.
You can save money by getting your
auto this fall. We have ak new cars
on hand. Gall and figure with rs, Day
County Auto q Supply company.
Mrs. Jacob Wander Mside. OF And
over. was the guest At the home Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. Wickre, in
this city. for : couple OF days this week.
Mrs. Logan, Of Chicago, who visited
|at she home Of hsr brother, John
Williams, vice presidents OK the FARMERS
and MsrohAnts National bank. q this
city. for : couple o. weeks. returned VI
her hume in Chicago Saturday night.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-07
Birthday Party.

Mrs. Bert S. Burns gave q birthday
party at her home on Hill street last
Friday evening, July End, for her sis
ter-in-lsw, Miss Halle Burns. About
fifty Of Miss Burns young friends we're
present 1t was a pleasant and very
nice social event. The party was held
on porch and iawn. The color effect
was red, white and blue. The lawn and
porch were Illuminated with Japanese
lanterns. The tables we're set on lawn
in star shape. The place cards were
flags and firecrackers, the menu cards
red, white and blue. The luncheon
was fine part OF which was red. white
and blue. One Of the entertainments
of the evening was nation contest.
The prizes in this contest we're won by
Henry Spare ard Miss Helena Neice.
,wonger, both of Brookville, A number
OF the guests present we're from Brook
Vile.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-07
Picnic Jubilee.

The first annual meeting Of the Hirst-
Butler Electrical Machine Co.. was
held at the Office of the company In
the Syndicate building, Reynoldsville.
on Saturday, July 3rd, and to celebrate
the great success Of the company since
its organization eight years ago, the
directors and officials, with their wives,
children and relatives, held picnic
and gathering In the BeechwoOds Mon
day, July 5th, at which forty-four had
one OF the most pleasant and enjoyable
times OF their lives. Singing, music,
toasts and a great amount and variety
Of the good and necessary things of this
life made all feel THAT It was good to
be there" and vote Of thanks was CIV
en- the ladies who so abundantly provid-
ed AMI made the gathering such grand
success.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-07
Boys and Beer.

Tuesday night OF last week dozen
young men of Reynoldsville, with two
kegs OF beer, had hilarious time near
the Salt Works school house. several
miles west of this place along the line
o. the P. Il. r. We understand that
only one in the party is OF age. Some
person violated the law In this case
II the young man in the party, who is
of age, bought the beer, then he is the
one who violated the law in furnishing
liquor to minors. The boys are all
from good families and some OF the
parents would be surprised to know
that their sons we're in the crowd.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-07
MARRIED IN OHIO.
Thomas Gathers. Son Of Mrs Allen
Gathers, Takes Unto Himself
Wife.

The Boyd M. Miller home In South
Columbus street WAS beautifully dec
GRATED with profusion Of daisies and
we'll arranged groups of palms and ferns
for the marriage af Miss Clara Miller to
Mr.. Thomas S Gathers, which occurred
Sunday evening, June 27, al 8 30 o'clock,
The beautiful ring ceremony was used,
Rev. G. W. Huddleston, Of the First
M. E. church, reading the service In
the presence of dozen relatives OF the
couple. The bride wore white ba-
tiste Princess grown and carried a
shower bouquet OF lilies. q She was un-
attended. After season OF congratu-
lations aud viewing of the elegant ar
ray OF gifts three course wedding
supper was served. The bride and
groom leave this evening on Big Four
train 43 at 6 IS o'clock for their new
home in Great Falls, Montana. Miss
Ruth Gathers, of Pittsburg, Pa, sister
of the groom, was among the wedding
guests.
Lee Zsrbee, of Indianapolis, has taken
the position as draughtsman 10 the Big
Four maintenanc OF way department to
succeed Thomas Gathers, who goes to
G-eat Falls, Montana. Elmer Coleman,
Of Cincinnati, has taken the position Of
st"ncgrapher to succeed Mrs. Gathers,
nee Clara Miller.-Ihe Inquirer, Gallon,
Ohio.
Members OF the Delta Alpha Society
showered their fellow member, Mrs.
Thomas Gathers. with sllverware Satur-
day evening.-Ddily Leader, Gallon,
Ohio
Thomas S. Gathers, who is son Of
Mrs. Allen Gathers, of Winslow town
ship, is we'll known and has a host OF
friends in this vicinity, and has the
congratulations and good wishes of his
friends.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-07
TALKING NINE MONTH TERM.
Would Place Our Schools IN First Class
and the Extra Expense Would be
Comparatively Small.

ahu thS ASAua SAPChoS w ouiu DS
Comparatively Small.
We understand the school board is
thinking seriously Of increasing the
term in our public schools to nine
months instead Of eight months. This
would place our high school In the first
class ranks and we would get more
money from the state funds. Most all
towns the size Of Reynoldsville, and
some with less population than we have,
are running a nine month term Of
school. The extra expense for the ad-
ditional month would be comparatively
small The superintendent and janitor
are paid for years work and they
would not get extra pay for the ad-
ditional month, and the increase in ap-
preparation would pay the running ex-
penses Of the high school.
We believe the school board would be
taking step in the right direction by
adding another month to the school
term, making it nine months, and the
time to put on the additional month is
the coming term.
The school board decided last night
to make the coming term eight months,
and that settles the matter for another
vaar
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-07

Robert Douthit, who was called to
Mahaffey, Pa, two weeks ago to attend
the funeral Of an aunt, Mrs. Joseph
Wentsel, returned home Monday.
After the death Of his wife Mr.. Went
sci moved to Troutville.
Ray Hunter and Joe Marinaro, OF the
Jefferson Macaroni factory, had mar
row escape few days ago while max
ing trip to Wishaw with load Of
goods. Their wagon turned upside
down but they saved themselves by
quick action.
Miss Jessie A. Campbell, formerly
of this place, WHO has been attending
the Vast Virginia preparstory school,
graduated in the commercial depart
ment OF that school. and has gone to
Parsons. W. Va, where she has ac-
cepted position in law office with
Charles D. Smith.
A prominent BrOokville citizen is
thinking OF bringing suit for damages
against the Pittsburgh Gazette Times.
Last week that paper published news
item regarding the death of Chicago
woman from pushing the lawn mower,
and since then the citizen In question
has had to NOW his own lawn.-Bro6k-
vile Republican.
DR.. Craig King, who graduated In
the Dental Department Of the Univer.
sity OF Pennsylvania, in Philadelphia,
June 16, is taking few weeks vacation
before returning home. He is talking
OF taking trip to Europe. Craig will
locate in Reynoldsville and go into the
dental Office with his brother, DR.. r.
D King.
The big annual Harvest Home Picnic
and Carnival at Nolan Park on the
P. S. & c. r. R., located between
Summerville and Clarion, will be held
this year August l8-19.2O-2l. This is
the fourth annual carnival held al
Nolan Park and each year has es
tablished a new record Of patronage
for this popular resort. The manage
ment has spared no expense to make
this their banner year and will have
q number OF very expensive free at
fractions. The train facilities will b
arranged to give first class service q
very low rates. Look out for furthe
announcements in the columns Of thi
paper.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-07
CAPITAL STOCK INCREASED.

Stockholders of the Star Glass Co. Met
July Ist-More Stock for Sale.
A meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Star Glass Company at Reynoldsville
was held Thursday, July lst, and at
that meeting it was resolved to increase
the capital stock from one hundred and
twenty-five thousand dollars to two
hundred thousand dollars 1920, ,000).
1t was also resolved that stockholders
who, since January 1st, 1908, have sub
scribed and paid for stock, and those
who hereafter subscribe and pay for
stock in the company, be given as a
bonus on such subscriptions, one share
for each share so subscribed and paid
for at par.
1t was further resolved that the stock
yet to be sold be first offered to the
present stockholders of the company,
thus recognizing their past loyalty, as
we'll as giving them the first opportun-
ity to purchase stock at what might be
considered 80 per cent par.
Considering the possibilities of the
Colburn machine, which has been in
stalled In the Star Glass Co. factory,
and the concessions in royalties made
to the Star Glass Co. because 1t was the
first factory to install this machine, as
we'll as the position this company will
occupy when In operation, those
familiar with the situation think there
can be no doubt at all but that the stock
Of this company will be above par In
the course Of a few months, providing
that operations are begun, and the
sooner operations are begun the sooner
benefits will be received:
1t was decided to give the old stock
holders until July 18th, 1909. to avail
themselves of the opportunity to pro-
cure stock with bonus Of one share
for each share paid for at par, before
Offering It to outsiders.
All subscriptions received will be en-
tered and II the subscriptions exceed
the amount Of stock to be sold, each
subscriber will receive his pro rata
share based upon new subscriptions.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-07
Prompt Payment.

L. W. Missimer, who died 10 John
son City. Tenn, May q, and was buried
10 Punxsutawney cemetery June lst,
was a member Of Reynoldsville Tent
No. 1853. Knights Of Maccabees, and
carried 81, 900 insurance In that society
In ten days after the papers we're made
oit Lawrence J. McEntire handed Mrs.
Missimer a draft for $4,000.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-07
A Surprise Marriage.

Telegrams were received here Mon
day by the parents Of the welded cou-
pie announcing the marriage OF Miss
Elberta Dickey, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. W. P. Dickey, of ReyIoldsville,
and Frank B. Ritzie, of Kitchikau,
Alaska, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Ritzie, of Reynoldsville. The marriage
took place in Erie July 5th. The an
nouncement was a great surprise to the
parents OF both bride and groom, as
they did not know the young folks were
even contemplating matrimony.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-07
Might Have Been Big Fire.

A big fire was averted at Rathmel
Sunday by the timely discovery of a
fire On the porch Of the three story
company store building. The blaze
was four or five feet high when 1t was
discovered. BY some quick work on
the part of few citizens the fire was
extinguished before much damage was
done, but few more minutes Of start
and Rathmel would have had the big
pest Ere ever seen in that town.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-07

will be Colorado Springs, Col, Salt
Lake City, Utah, San Francisco. CAL,
Portland, Oregon, Washougal, WASH,
where Mr. Milliren's sister, Mrs Cor
yell, lives, Seattle and Spokane, Wash.
They will take In the Alaska Y ukon-
Pacific Exposition at Seattle. This is
claimed to be the worlds most beauti-
full exposition. Mr.. and Mrs. Milliren
will be absent six or seven weeks.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-07
Scarcity of Ice.

The weather man failed to give us
enough zero weather last winter 20
make good ice crop and consequently
the ice houses we're not filed and ice is
up in price and scarce article even
then. The latter part Of last week a
car load of ice was shipped over the
trolley line for couple of our meat
markets. The price Of ice is 40 cents
per one hundred pounds.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-07
Camp Dingo.

The following young people go to
"Camp Dingo," near Camp Run, to-day
to remain two weeks: Misses Cora and
Ruth Mitchell, Gertrude and Florence
Stoke, Name King, Berna Hoover,
Sadie Ford. Messrs Walter and Carl
Murray, William and Kenneth Alex
ander, George Smith, Marion. Steven
son and Dominic Nolan. Mrs. h. Alex
Stoke and Mrs. Ira S Smith will be
chaperons the first week and Mrs. Stoke
and Mrs. Margaret Mitchell chaperons
the second week.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-07
Bee Keepers Convention.

The Bee Keepers Of Jefferson, Clar-
ion and Armstrong counties will hold a
convention on A. M. Applegate's lawn,
Main street.. Reynoldsville. Thursday,
August 5th. Every person interested
are invited. Particulars OF convention
will be published 10 this paper later.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-07
Hit With Foul Ball.

Thos. Williams, OF Eleanors, who was
sitting on the grass watching tie ball
game Monday afternoon between Flea
nora and Reynoldsville teams at this
place, was hit on the nose with swift
foul ball. Mr. Williams was uncon-
scious almost an hour. His nose was
broken.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-07
A Little OF Everything.

There was frost on Monday morn
ing, July 9th.
There we're several family reunions
In Reynoldsville July 5th.
Three divorce notices are published
in this issue of THE STAR.
July 1st all night service at the
Punxsutawney postofiice was inaug-
urated.
The school board elected John H.
Kaucher last evening as treasurer OF
the school funds.
Thomas GulliIord. OF Leechburg,
formerly a citizen of Reynoldsville,
was visitor In town Saturday.
Miss Ida Stewart, who was at Cur
wensville two weeks nursing Rev. J.
Booth, returned home yesterday.
Rev. Charles E. Rudy will preach in
the Chestnut Grove Lutheran church
at 2.30 p. M, next Sunday, July 1lth.
Mrs. W. c. Elliott and daughter,
Florence, went to Brookville Friday
and attended a wedding there Saturday.
Rev. l. N. Earle, Of Brookville, gavo
an instructive illustrated lecture on the
"Life OF Paul" in the Baptist church
last Thursday evening.
The outbuildings at George Henrys
home In Rathmel we're burned Monday
The buildings we're set on fire by some
children shooting fire crackers.
Frank Burns, who drives the Adams
Express Co. delivery wagon lacerated
the index finger Of his right hand badly
Monday morning on nail In an express
box.
DR.. J. B. Neale, DR.. r. DeVere
King, M. E. Weed, G. M. Mcdonald
and M. D. Milks have gone to Young
Womens Creek, Potter county, trout
fishing.
James Carmichael and Mrs. Lottie M
Brothers were married at the Baptist
parsonage in this place at 200 p. m
July 5th, by Rev. DR.. A. j. Meek in the
presence of a few friends.
Methodist Episcopal church services
for Sunday, July IL, as follows: 1l.OO a
m. sermon. theme, "As Waters that
Fail" 7.30 p. m, sermon, theme,
'Self-H Help and Brotherhood"
John R. Elder, of Dubois, brother
-in-law of ye editor, was in town Sun
day. He had preached in Paradise
and Bollinger M. E. churches and
stopped here on his way home.
The annual picnic of the Reynolds
vile High School Alumni Association
was held at the Wishaw Park last Fri
day. 1t was lovely day for picnic
About sixty attended the picnic.
DR.. A. n. Bowser was at Curwens
Vile yesterday to bring his father-in
law, Rev. ]. Booth, to Reynoldsville
but Rev. Booth, who has been very Ill
was not able to make the trip. He il
convalescing.
Those who had charge of the oil
English tea and entertainment at tn
M. E. church In Rathmel Saturda.
Afternoon and evening are very thank
full to all persons who contributed o
took part In he.entertainment.
Mrs. Hannah Bolt, widow OF the lat
William Bolt, Sr., who is unable .
walk without the aid Of crutches
would like to takefn little mendinI
or darning. Terms moderate. RESI-
cencs east end Of Jackson street,ss
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-07
Died at San Francisco.

Mrs. Hattie G.. Miller. nee Cotton,
sister OF Mrs. Margaret Mitchell, Of
this place, died in hospital at San
Francisco, CAL, Monday evening, July
5. About four weeks ago Mrs. Miller
had stroke OF paralysis. Deceased was
known to many Of the citizens Of Reyn-
oldsville, having resided here with her
parents some years ago.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-07
Smith Ramsey.

Thomas F. Smith and Miss Iona
Ramsey, both OF Reynoldsville, were
united In marriage at the Baptist
parsonage at S.45 p. m. Wednesday,
June 30, 1909. DR.. A. J. Meek, pastor
of the church, officiated, Arthur Ram
sey and Miss Floy McCaskey we're the
attendants.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-07
Appreciation
success.

The committee which conducted the
Independence Day celebration In Reyn-
oldsville desires to express their deep
appreciation OF the aid and encourage.
ment given them by the citizens Of
Reynoldsville, and also to the citizens
and institutions of other towns that
contributed in any way to the success
OF the event.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-07

DR.. L. M. Limerick will be at Franks
Tavern, Reynoldsville, Friday, July %.
During 1905 DR.. limerick examined
"a, ,Sl9 patients, In 1905, 2S,22l and In
1907, 81 55l patients, a total OF SO,59l
patients In three years.-3t
Keep your feet cool In pair OF Walk
Over low shoes. Price "a 90. Adams.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-07

who is Past Ex-
alted Ruler OF
B. p. o. Elks
Lodge No. 5l9, OF
Reynoldsville, is
delegate fr IN
this Lodge to the
Grand Lodge of
the B. p. o. e. at
Los Angeles, Cal.
Among the places
tbey will visit
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-07
Operation for Appendicitis.

Harry Gray, youngest son OF o. A..
Gray, of this place, was operated on
at the Adrian Hospital In Punxsu-
tawney last Thursday for appendicitis.
The operation was success and Harry
is getting along very nicely.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-07

Rural carriers will come in for
little extra compensation ii a bill in
troduced in congress becomes law.
1t provides that $3.50 per annum ad-
ditional be allowed for the purchase
and maintenance Of necessary horses,
wagon and equipment.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1909-07-07
Delegate to B. p. O. E Grand Lodge.

Charles M. Miliren, one OF our lead
ing merchants, and wife left here Mon
day on a western trip. Mr.. Milliren,