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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-09-30
STATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Warsaw.=A tragedy was narrow
ly averted when Mr.. and Mrs.
George Waiman OF near Kendallville.
who were here to attend the annual
reunion OF the Thirtieth Indiana regi-
ment. were overcome by gas and al
most asphyxiated They were both
found near death in the room in
which they turned on gas jet, taking
II for an electric light. The victims
are still in serious condition. but
will probably recover.
Henryville The death OF Free
man Cooper ended the career OF
one OF the best known real estate de-
yelopers in southern Indiana. Mr.
Cooper came here about ten years
ago from Kokomo. where he was at
one time a law partner with John w.
Germ. lately defeated candidate for
vice president and now opposing Al
bert J Beveridge for the United States
senatorship.
Vincennes Suddenly becoming in
sane Lincoln Freeman of Shoals
wandered away from his home
AZ White River bridge. near Wheat
land. He had placed his clothing,
with picture of his wife. in a grip
and later walked entirely nude
through the town of Wheatland. Scott
Weaver obtained a blanket and reg
cued Freeman. who was later taken
TO his home.
Richmond. ~ MiIdren Locke. six
r,r,hrfJco rffv has
brought suit against the Pennsylvania
railroad for $4,000 damages. The
complaint alleges that she is entitled
IN this sum for injuries received
when Pennsylvania locomotive
struck her. The father. Erie J.. Locke
has also sued the railroad for $1,000
his claim in damages by the injury &c
the child.
Fvansville.-At the wedding o
Martha Ruth Pheatt TO Cortne
NJ. Hardy In Rockport the brid
wore hobble skirts. II was the frs
"hobble skirt" wedding in southern
Indiana. MIR. Hardy IS the son OF 7
NJ. Hardy wealthy tobacco warehouse
> man OF Rockport The couple vii
live in that city.
I Eyansville.-Griefo over the death
her husband. which occurred tw
; months ago. caused the ceath OF Mrs
John d. Andrews.
Richmond Although he was fine
only one cent by the city cour
for trespass. l.. X Simmons d.
I clares he will take an appeal TO tn
Z circuit court Simmcss took down
stove in the residence OF Charles ski
:. lens and in doing so threw some SOC
i. ON several pies. Skillens then hle
r the charge against him.
Bloomington.-Mrs. Elizabeth Cos
: living ten miles north OF here, WI
. milking a COW near rail fence whe
IS the animal kicked her. breaking NJ
o right leg The force OF the bio
q. knocked her against the fence and
rail fell. breaking the left leg.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-09-30
Orders Special Examination.

Richmond, Sept. 2O-Complyins
with a request from Charles Jordan.
superintendent OF the Wayne county
schools. Robert ]. Alley, state super
intendent OF schools. has ordered
special examination held in Wayne
county on September %. The purpose
is to give those candidates for county
superintendent who are ineligible DO
cause OF not holding a license
chance to secure one. The choice OF
a superintendent to succeed Mr.. Jor-
dan will be made on September 50,
the resignation taking effect Octo-
Der 1
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-09-30
Pastor Unable to Resign.

Columbus, Sept. 20.-The Hev. r.
l.. Hardy. pastor Of the First Baptist
church here has a job that he can
not quit for the reason that the CON
gregation OF the church will not let
him. A short time ago he rendered
his resignation that he might attend
college at Louisville. but the congre
CATION refused TO accept his resigna-
ton. and he will remain as pastor
of the church on condition that he has
eight months leave Of absence. when
he will attend college.
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Dies AZ Home Of Daughter.

Bloomington. Sept. 2O.-William F.
Whitley. a native of Wayne county.
died at the home Of his daughter. Mrs.
9. f. Harris. in Bloomington. He was
e5 years old and is survived by the
widow and two children The latter
are Prof John H. Whitley OF Los An
geles. Cal, and Mrs. Harris, wife OK
DIR. Harris OF this city. The decedent
moved to Bloomington from Cam
bridge City.
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s,,.n.a nv Unknown Negro.

Anderson. Sept. 20.-Arthur Sheets
Is in a precarious condition at his
home here az a result OF having been
slashed with a razor by an unknown
negro Sheets reported to the police
that as he was on his way home the
negro. whom he had never seen be-
fore. suddenly iourished razor. and
slashed him across the neck, his coat
and collar we're severed. and cash
four inches long cut into his neck.
barely missing the jugular vein.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-09-30
cir, Sees Father End Life.

Marion, Sept. 2O.-Mark Nesbit. for
~ years old. one of the best known
farmers in Grant county. committed
suicide at his home in Greene town
shin by drinking carbolic acid. The
act was witnessed by his ten-year-old
daughter. The little girl realized
when she saw her father raise the
bottle to his lips that he meant to
take his life, and begged him not to
do so
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Attemnts "pash Of Death

Logansport. Sept. 20.-In an attempt
70 emulate the feats OF a dash OF
death" performer, Albert Easterday'
fourteen. sustained FIVE fractured ribs
and other injuries. In building the
central heating station big incline
has been constructed upon when
workmen wheel brick. yesterday at
tempted to ride down this incline on
his bicycle and the wheel shot of the
edge of the incline. about twenty Feet
from the ground.
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New y. w. c. A. Workers Come.

-Four new members OF the executive
stan and faculty of the Y. W. c. A.
have arrived 10 take up their duties.
Miss Emma Jean Batty. who lately
gave up her duties as general record
ing secretary at Buenos Ayres. Argen-
tine Republic. is the new state execu-
tive for Indiana Miss Anna p. Bird
sail OF Newburgh. n. Y, is the new
general secretary. Miss Myrtle An
drews. a graduate of Oberlin college
is physical director. while Miss Louise
f. Stevenson OF Milliken university
Decateur. ILL.,. will teach domestic
science and art.
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Deed Calls for $500, 900.

Evansville. Sept pa 100000
trust deed for the Evansville Public
Service company's plant. just being
built. was executed to the Mercantile
Trust and Savings company. the bond
ing agents. Gavin l.. Payne & Co
OF Indianapolis are fiscal agents for
the new company and Charles Finley
Smith. formerly OF that city. Is one
of the large stockholders.
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Baptist State Missions.

The Salamonie Baptist asssocia-
tion's annual conference. which began
here ended with two addresses. The
brotherhood in the Local Church" by
r. III. Bouslog OF Peru. and Men and
the Kingdom" by George A. Chritton
OF Chicago. Rev. l.. c. Conley spoke
on THE Budget-Can We Raise It?'
Evangelist u. b. Richards followed.
speaking on the state mission work OF
the church. Rev. W. d. Pope. superin.
tendent OF state missions for the
church, spoke on the same subject.
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Ranks HIGH as Tomato State.

AS a producer Of canned tomatoes.
Indiana ranked third last year and
second In 1905 with a normal pack OF
1000. 900 cases. compared with TO-
600 900 for the whole country. Mary
land Is the chief tomato raising state.
producing 40 per cent OF the total. or
1000 900 cases.
The Indiana crop this season Is
nothing more than a matter OF guess
work Tomatoes are in a precarious
position and packers are unable 70
predict what kind OF a crop Will re-
suit
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-09-30

The controversy betv IN The city
and the williamsburg chool board
over the respon sibility or educating
$50 children in the teri tory recently
annexed is being inyes gated by the
state.
The williamsburg aut critics assert
that as the children no I've In the
city they should be ed Gated In MI
waukee schools. while tie local school
officials assert that the state has appro'
priated money for this purpose to the
district school until January !. there
fore the city is not responsible at
present.
The council also will investigate.
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cir. Doe. $4,000 Damage.

shelbyville. Sept Pa fire which
did almost $4,000 damage occurred In
Gwynneville. in the northeastern part
Of Shelby county. The fire was In
the new twostory frame building or
Fred Evans and occupied by Joseph
johnson, who conducted meat mar
ket and poultry house at the place.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1910-09-30
Articles CT IncorporatIon.

Articles OF incorporation have been
filed in the Office OF the secretary OF
state for the following.
The state bank OF Stockwell, Stock
well: capital stock. $4,000: N. X.
Johnson, president.
Picker Brothers, Boonville capital
stock. $4,000: general merchants; IN
corporators. Albert W.. Frark and
Carl Picker.
The Dixie Social club, Evansville
no capital stock; directors. r. T. But
Ter Samuel Edwards and Robert San
derfer.
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soldiers Widows We're No, Abused.

President L. Y Sherman and Score
tary p. r. Burroughs OF the state
board OF administration. have made a
report on their investigation OF
charges against Mrs Flo Jamlson
Miller, matron OF the Soldiers
widows home OF Illinois az Whining
ton. in which Mrs. Miller is exonera-
ted and the continuance OF her serv'
ice is approved.
The investigation begun some two
months ago. arose from charges Of
bad treatment OF inmates. and OF
faults in the food and cooking and "
the medical service.
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Peru, Sept. .o.--Mrs. Alice Merrill.
wife OF Prof. Joseph Merrill. society
woman, and daughter OF former shsr>
~ Edward T. Gray. died OF paraiysis-
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-14
George Gilbert Bancroft

An event that is causing more
than ordinary interest at this
time is the approaching appear
ance in this city of DR.. Geo. b.
Bancroft, the famous phycholo-
gist and traveller.
DR.. Bancroft is a pioneer on
the platform, as his twenty
years record without missing a
single season will attest.
Born in the far west of
rich, but honest parents,
spending his early youth upon
the Plains and in the mountain
regains west Of the Rockies ed
ucated in an eastern university
and in Europe studying law
practicing a few months
graduating in medicine and sur
gerry, practicing a few years a
year or two of experience in each
of these professions was suf-
hcient TO convince him that his
heart and mind were in individ-
ual scientific researching. and
educational work rather than In
law or medicine.
From early youth he displayed
marked ability as a public speak
er and intertainer, 10 fact, part
Of the funds used in securing
his university education were
realized from public speaking
political campaIning. etc.
Specializing upon psychology
and sociology be has Travelled
very extensively both az home
and abroad. His mind being
constantly alert for new mate
rial. his investigations have been
earnest and laborious. embrac-
ing a very wide range seldom
undertaken by single indiyid-
ual.
In the last fifteen years his
'ervicies have been boz great de-
mand for lyccum courses.
eachers Institutes. chautalquas
Ichool and college lecture courses
.tc.
During the World fair u
'ans d. bancroft spent the &
ntrc year boz tho lnarc0i .and "
fancy Institutes boo paris in rk- N
eumenfal and laboratory work. Il
a. says che French and Ger. q
Ian universities are twenty p
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-14
For Sale in Block FIVE

New. double house. five rooms
with hall, bath and closets.
Windmill, cool house. garage.
chicken house. Owner lives in
one part and rents the other for
$50 per month. Good investment
for home and income. Owner
wishes 10 leave and will sell at a
sacrifice. c. Cheney, Box q.
Phone ll9. Lubbock. Texas
l0-2t
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-14

For SALE ! own $40 acres
Of all smooth land s miles west
Of Lubbock. Sec. Al blk. A. X.
which ! viii sell as a whole or
IN quarter section. Easy terms.
Price $500. j. b. Holloway
Waco. Texas. ~ n
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-14

For SALE: Quit paying rent
and buy home on the install
ment plan. | sold one place last
week on that plan. See DR..
Craven, south side square.
4O-tf
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-14

years in advance of our Ameri-
can universities in the study of
psychology and various species
of metal and social phenomena.
He has not in all of his years
Of study, endeayored to prove
any pet theory, cult, creed, dog
ma, or hypothesis. but on the
contrary he has been earnestly
endeayoring to discover, if pos
sible, the various and wonderful
mental laws underlying all phys
ical being HIS lectures deal
with the result Of his investiga-
tons, and no scientist has
greater capacity or better natu-
raj talent for instructing, edu-
eating and Entertaining the
masses from a public platform
than has he.
If you hear him once you will
be so pleasingly entertained
that you will become his con
firmed admirer and friend.
He IS doing a mightNwork for
humanity. 40-lt.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-14

For SALE All our household
furniture. including piano. All
new stuff. These offerings are
bargains. See me at residence
two blocks east of Rev. Words
80 p ". J. McCaFerty
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MMISSl0NERS COURT
The Commissioners Court met 10
Canvass the Returns Of Jail
Bond Election

The Commissioners Court was
IN session a short time this week
and a small amount Of bushes.
transacted.
The first business 10 come be.
fore the court was 10 canvass the
votes cast in the recent election
to determine whether of or not
the commissioners Court should
order an issuance of $1,000. 90
bonds for the purpose of erect
ing a County Jail and il was
found by the count that there
had been a total Of l4g votes
cast; l35 for and ii against.
The votes for school trustees
IN two districts, ! and IS. were
also canvassed, and By the re
suits It was found that District
number one, j. w. Moore receiv-
ed 4 votes, j. s. Slower = and w
-. Reiger /. There was oplv
one 10 elect, and the returns
showed that Mr. Moore had re
ceiyed the highest number of
votes, which elected him. and il
was so declared by the court.
In District number sixteen.
there were two 90 elect and
the vote stood as follows. J.
j. Baker 3, +. r. Davis. I: l..
.. Burford, 3. and S. s. Rush. /
and the court declared /. O.
Burford and +. H. Davis elected
AS trustees for the ensuing
term.
There was no election held I'm
he Special School District Of
Lubbock. and b. being presumed
mat all were satisfied with the
present efficient board. that they
decided % lee them all hold
over
This Is about the extent Of the
business transacted in this
.essIon of court. with the ex.
.eptlons Of the batch Of bills al
owed
&. J. Carlton. President Car.
on College. Bonham. Tex. SAYS
4 Mr. Bancroft
The house was fuI and there
gas no more room Tor laggards
IT, b. an artist and can entertain
ny audience. Jan. p 10"
IU IL
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-14

Mrs Dr. Daisy pennock OBJ
cned an office Boz Lubbock q few
weeks ago has returned f0 Plain
view t0 take her husband
practice be- being unable a. con.
unuo practice un accmnf 0f hls
health
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-14

j Landum Graham. Social
Secs Y. NJ. {. a.. Los Angeles.
Cal, says Of George GilbeB,
Bancroft.
He captured his audienc. 81
the beginning and held ,heir
closest attention all o.. -.
through. To hear him NO =
10 want 10 hear him .,,in A.
an orator he has few EQUALS and
as "A student along r. lin ~
which he talks ,telieve mas NO
superior. We az = yery tbsnkful
'''t i"i ''o = message he has
brought US, and II he should
,Y ..,, ihlo lhl' section later we
W. VIZ D so s .ao q 30 use mm again. -
oct 80 w 90 10
~ fonsier and wife Of Post
iis' yer. boz Lubbock Tuessiay
~ i''''l irs. Pondcr's mother.
train.
y .liass ~ Abilene, Nns :
visitor in lubl1 - -
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-14

For SALE OR TRADE: Fifteen
and one-half sections of land in
Terrell County for sale or trade
for property in town of Lubbock
or Lubbock County. J.R. White
ley Lubbock. Texas. 39-tf
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-14

Mr. II A. Law oi Alternately
spent several days boz Lublnck
lasi week visiting the home of
J u Joplin
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-14

John X. Main and brother DR..
" l. Main of New Albany
Indiana. who own three sections
of land in Lubbock county ar,
here this week looking over
their land. Their impression Of
The country was a very favorable
one and they intend b. locate here
during the cominghummer. They
say that there has been more
rainfall here in one day since
they have been here than there
was boz Indiana the whole month
0f March
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-14

The Plainview Herald seems
20 have a grievance against the
local telephone system. We know
nothing Of the Circumstances. but
we do know that a poor tele-
phond service is mighty
bothersome thing. Lubbock has
always been fortunate in this
respect, and with the change
which has recently been made
the service will be- extended ON
even large scale that ever before
and there viii be- more good
things ln store for the great
little city of Lubbock.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-14
Lost


WANTED. Janitor work Of an
kinds Apply 10 Dan Smith or
tins Office. 4O-2tp
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-14

| I'LL IIVu -
| WHO HAVE MADE
| NO MISTAKE
OUR REFERENCE FOR OUR
PIANOS
j j. billiard
y. K. Porter
G. A. Pierce 4
K. +. Penney
DIR. Stops !
w. r. Payne
X. II. Wilson
T.. ID. Agnew
w. 5. Posey
& K Bean
j. y. Leard
y. VIM Baugh
II X Porter
G. W. Alexander
Miss Lula Campbell
&. II. Dean
j T. Bullock
Sam Spikes
Geo. Carter
j. c Burns 4
Mr., +. Boyd
j. Il. Mobley
J. w. Baker
w. X. Bu chanan
Elder Penney
B. O. McWhorter
+ o. Earhart
Mrs. Lou Erwin
Ben Montgomery
l.. G. Butler
: j. VIM
W w Royalty
II. A Davidson
+ l.. Vaughn
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-14

y .liass 81 Abilene, Nns :
n..'' . visitor in Lubi - -
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-14

Rooms for rent L. II. Che
ney. 40-2t
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-14

Quite a bunch of cattle were
shipped out from Lubbock this
week amounting IN all 10 about
50 carr and that the railroad
peoplefiBve been getting busy In
putting II lightly.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-14

Tom Carter Of PIainview was
a Lubbock visitor Friday Mr.
Carter Is II the firm 81 Carter
Houston dry goods Co. of this
place.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1910-04-14

For RENT Rooms for rent
Ph1ne n 30 If
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Ans Ma,In,n,.9nn M.

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Das bieIige areisgeriht iprad set
5rau Sobanna Suhelmann gegen i5'
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no6 ibrer eigenen S6eibung bie
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perleitet, iih bon ibr gu trennen unb.
nod Der gnti6eioling 5u urteilen,
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babt.
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rpuroen cine Srau geopoiel in ge-
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