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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-08
FUND FOR PAVILION
City Ordinance Found Legaliz-
ing Chautauqua Money
for That Purpose.
BLOW TO HoLLERN PLANS

Agitation against the Chautauqua
as held in Glen Miller received a hard
knock this morning when an ordin-
ance was found legalizing the use Of
profits of the association for the pur-
pose OF building a pavilion In Glen
Miller park, which could be used for
Chautauqua purposes. Ed Hollern.
park superintendent. said yesterday
he would Immediately demand that
the Chautauqua profits for the last
eight years be seized by the city for
park purposes. on the strength OF the
state Chautauqua statute. Mr.. Holl-
ern did not know of the city ordin-
ance.
Secretary Goodwin of the Chautau.
qua stated that he believed the Chau-
tauqua association would fight any at
tempt to seize its profits.
"Why. the Chautauqua board would
be fools not to-" explained Mr.. Good
win. when a man Of Ed Hollern's cal.
iber is behind it,
Many city ofiicials are now Of the
opinion that too many harsh things
have been said of the Chautauqua
movement and that the agitation
against It should be dropped. Ac.
cording to the ordinance the associa.
ton has to apply for use Of the park
every year. hence 1t would be easy to
exclude It II necessary. For the pres.
ent the matter will be dropped.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-08
And for That Reason Deser-
ton Charge Against I.
Parker Is Dropped.
MAN TELLS HIS TROUBLES
ALLEGED HIS MATE PERMITTED
II YEAR OLD BOY TO CHEW To-
6Acco AND SAID SHE HAD
BEEN DRUNK.

Alleging that his wife gave their
child, Freddie, aged II years, tobacco
to chew and smoke. and that she hsr-
self became intoxicated at times and
was violent, q case OF child desertion
against Lester Parker was dismissed
in police court this morning by Mayor
Zimmerman. The af1davit was sworn
out against Parker by his wife.
Parker explained to the court that
he had not lived with Mrs. Parker for
several months. A few weeks ago she
came to him and begged that he take
her back. Believing that his wife
would improve her ways In the future,
Parker again started housekeeping.
Found Her Drunk.
Last Thursday when he came home
from work, Parker claimed that he
found his wife intoxicated and crying
on the floor and making . disturbance
He found his young son In the back
yard chewing tobacco, which had been
given him BY his mother.
In making the complaint to the
prosecutor Mrs. Parker alleged that
her husband. although making so q
week ut the Wayne Works always
failed to provide for the children and
herself Besides the boy there II =
girl Of fifteen years.
Az he dismissed the case, Mayor
Zimmerman ordered Parker to insti-
tute proceedings to get custody of the
children and advised him to apuly for
Z divorce.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-08
bEvER|DGE WILL
SPEAK IN WAYNE
Chairman Wiley at Indianapo-
us Secures the Prom
ise of Senator.
DATE NOT YET SELECTED
MANY OF THE NATIONAL PARTY
LEADERS WILL INVADE IND
lana AND SOME MAY SPEAK IN
THIS COUNTY.

Senator Albert J. Beveridge Of In
dianapolis will open the speaking
campaign for the Wayne county re-
publicans according to an announce
ment by Col. c. e. Wiley. chairman Of
the republican county central commit
tee Thursday. Col. Wiley was In In
dianapolis on Wednesday and al
though he invited the senator to speak
in Richmond on September % or "a.
he did not obtain his promise to do 50
because Mr.. Beveridge had hoped to
open his fall campaign with q rous-
ing meeting in Indianapolis on Sep
tember 81.
The county central committee will
receive Senator Beveridge's decision
in q short time. Wayne county repub-
licans are counting on him to open
the campaign and even though he de-
cides not to change his plans relative
to not beginning his campaign before
September "a. 1t IL expected he will
speak here at q later date.
The national leaders in the party
who will come to Indiana to attend the
Roosevelt meeting in Indianapolis
will remain In the state for several
weeks and several Of them will be
sent to Wayne county by the state re-
publican central committee. Col.
Wiley - not yet been informed by
the state compittee AZ to what men
win come tosWayne county. It ID
expected that among the number will
be Samuel C. Mccall of Massachusetts
who - . colleague OF Judge w. O..
Barnard Of New Castle in congress.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-08
BID Them GOODBYE
Informal Reception for G. /.
Goodwin and O. Brunson
at the 7. N. c. A.
GIVEN HANDSOME GIFTS

An informal farewell reception to
George L. Goodwin. resigning secre-
tary, and Orville Brunson, retiring
boys director of the Y. NJ. C. A., was
given in the association building We'd
nesday night. Many association men,
bers attended the reception. While
there was no regular program, short
talks were made by several Of the
members, to which Mr.. Brunson and
Mr.. Goodwin responded with fitting re-
marks.
Several presentations Of gifts. tok-
ems Of the high appreciation in which
the secretaries were held, were made.
To Mr.. Goodwin was presented a COM
plete set Of Expositor's Bible. work
Of 26 volumes, beautifully bound, from
the board Of directors. one OF DR.. Van
Dykes latest. works, from the boys
department. and to Brunson was pre-
sented by the board of directors. q
full set Of Roosevelt's works: copy
of the Life of Allen Jay" from the
boys department, and also gold
stick pin and pedometer.
President Sharon e. Jones. made an
address outlining the splendid work Of
Secretary Goodwin. In his three years
of association work. w. s. Hiser talk
ed Of Mr.. Bruns0n's work In the boys
department. Brunson win enter Co
lumbia University. but Mr.. Goodwin
has not yet stated his plans for the
future.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-08
EVIDENCE COMES N
Pointing to Fact that Or. Grip
pen Performed an Opera
tion Upon His Wife.
A DRUG CLERK TESTIFIEs


(American News service.)
London, Sept S.-To establish cor
pus delicn. the prosecution in the
Crippen murder trial today produced
AZ witness Mrs. Sarah Harrison, !
theatrical friend Of Belle E1more, who
testified she knew Crippen's wife had
undergone m operation and could
identity the scar which she had often
seem A clark In . wholesale drug
store testified to the sale 70 d. Grip
pen of ffve grains Of hyoscfn On Jan
nary 18th. Large quantities q this
drug were found n the remains to1nd
In Crippsn's home. Crippsa bought
cocaine. mercury and nanEpht4e from
the Same clerk, NhO new kim -
Nunyun,s repeeoe01a1ive.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-08
Name OF Miss Ada Woodward,
Principal Of Vale School Is
Mentioned, but She Makes
No Announcement.
NO LAW TO PREVENT
HER HOLDING OFFICE
Although No County in Indiana,
So Far as Known, Ever Had
Woman Supt., There Are
Many in the West.

The Wayne county board Of -educa-
tion which meets Friday may select
woman a. county superintendent of
schools.
The name of Miss Ada Woodard.
principal of the Vaile school. south
Fourteenth street. and leading
teacher in the public schools of the
city for several years has been sug-
gested. An unsuccessful effort was
made to see Miss Woodard Thursday.
The suggestion that woman be Sc
lected 40 county superintendent comes
from the organization Of women
teachers. The situation has been
canvassed with the members Of the
board Of education which consists of
the township trustees. II IL under.
stood that there are several members
Of the board who look upon the selec.
tion Of . woman for county superin-
tendent with favor.
Although no county In Indiana. 20
far 20 known. has ever had . woman
for county superintendent. there are
many counties in western states
where members Of the fair sex hold
the once. There II no law or tech.
nicality which would prohibit woman
from holding the once.
viii Meet Friday.
The board Of education will meet on
Friday morning At 1880 o'clock In
the once Of the county auditor. There
have boea fourteen candidates In the
Geld for several days and the number
now includes two additional candi-
dates. One 10 said to be Miss Wood
ard. and the other 10 Prof. J. o. Ed.
gerton. principal OF the Earlham
Heights school and . former trustee
OF New Garden township.
The trustees are divided politically,
Ave Of the number being democrats,
Including Mandus Mason Of Jackson
township. who 10 IN applicant for the
county superintendency. He can not
vote ~ he 10 . candidate. Tho other
ten trustees are republicans. The
plan which has been suggested 10 for
the trustees OF the political faiths to
caucus the situation and decide ON
their candidate. Unless the trustees
roach some agreement on . candidate
before they begin balloting. Il will
take several hours In all probability
before . decision 10 reached. Some
figure that the diflculty In the selec.
tion Of county superintendent from
the male applicants will give Miss
Woodard the better opportunity to
win. Those putting this phase on the
situation believe that she viii be the
dark horse"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-08
Roosevelt's Statement and
Telegram Withdrawing lnvi-
tation to lorimer q Sensa-
ton at Freeport.
SPEECH AGAINST RAscALs
IN HIS ADDRgss TODAY RoosG-
WELT URGED THE voTERe 70
TURN POLITICAL CROOKS OUT
or THEIR OFFICES.
sAmerlean News Service,

tAmerteAn News Scrvtc0.J ss
Freeport. Ills. Sept. 8.-Rooeevele
arrived at Freeport ct ll:46 o'clopk
today and was met at the station ~
practically everybody In town. Mem-
bers or the Hamilton Club Of Chicago,
who are to be his hosts at = banQnee
tonight, arrived IN hour earlier -
took part IN the welcome. The -
president departed 1t lao. visitins
Belyidere and Elgin On his way e CAi
cago.
When Roosevelt learned tOday thak
United States Senator Lorlmek -
been invited to the dinner of the Hasx
ilton Club. at ChicA9o this evening -
declared that he would not attond -
dinner II Senator Lorimsr 49, pEso
ent. sI
Told Thsm = lise1 lllsl,
"You had better virs ahsa6 - ~
the club what say z No to1a -
mittee here. II am unalteeabIe II.
this
Roosevelt Ia his speech hese x
voters to turn political rascalg 0ut Ok
power.
After some deliberations ths Hanall-
ton Club reception committee sent =.
telegram 70 Lorimer informing him ce'
Hoosevelt's declaration and seating
that their invitation to him wns thsx
fore Withdraw. The announcements
and telegram forbidding Lorimer . ~
tend was the sensation Ck the Aay -
Freeport.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-08
MARSHALL FOR
CELEBRATION At
LOCAL FESTIVAL
He Will Be One of the Honored
Guests at the One Hun
dredth Birthday Party for
Wayne County.
GOVERNOR TO VISIT
EASTHAvEN HOSPITAL
While He Is in the City for the
Purpose Of Making an In
spection-Mrs. Marshall Is
Also Coming.

Governor Thomas r. Marshall has
accepted the invitation Of the Fall Fes.
tival association to spend Friday, Oc-
tober z. in the city and participate in
the celebration of the Wayne County
Centennial anniversary. He was q
visitor to the festival held last Octob-
or. and his acceptance to again be a
guest of the association indicates his
interest In the affair.
When Secretary Keller. Of the asso-
citation, extended the invitation the
governor was doubtful IL he could ac-
cept as he has much work ahead Of
him and has invitations from other
parts Of the state which he has never
visited. Il was largely through tho
influence Of Mark Thistlethwaite. the
governors private secretary. formerly
Of Richmond. that the governor prob
some other place to make an Official
visit.
Governor on Program.
The states chief executive will be
given most prominent part on the
program. He probably s-vill be per
mitted to select the subject onyyhich
he viii speak. It was be appropriate
and politics will be entirely eliminat-
ed. In fact politics will not figure IN
anything at any time during the festi-
val. Every one will have opportunity
to hear Governor Marshall
Mrs. Marshall. the first lady Of In
diana. will accompany the governor.
She 10 acquainted in the city and ar
rangements will be made by her
friends to receive for her. probably at
the Westcott hotel. Both Governor
and Mrs. Marshall will spend the day
here.
The letter from Mark Thistleth-
waite to Secretary Keller is a. fol.
lows:
Letter to Keller.
Governor Marshall directs me to
inform you that he will be glad to
take part In the Richmond fall festival
and Wayne county centennial on Act
ober Z. and that Mrs. Marshall viii.
probably. accompany him.
He wishes It understood however.
that he will not Be able to leave In
dianapolis before the morning Of the
7th. and that he win have to leave
Richmond early on the evening OF the
same date.
In looking MP my time schedules I
am inclined to think that he win 70
over on the Pennsylvania train. leav-
Ing here at $40, and leaving Rich
mooA, at B.
Il II possible that he win want to
spend part Of his morning at the East
efD IndlanA Hospital tor the Insane.
Z any eesnt 40 wizl have tAs aftsss
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-08
IS ADMISSION DAY.


(American News Service.)
San Francisco, Cal. Sept. S-The
Admission Day festival, which is ex-
pected to keep San Francisco and vi.
cinity In whiri Of gayety during the
rest Of this week. was formally open
ed today with the coronation OF the
carnival queen. Parades. illumina-
tieas, concerts. athletic sports and
numerous other attractions have been
arranged for the entertainment Of the
thousands Of visitors who al the city.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-08
A ROBBERY CHARGE

O. . p7sble county warrant. Frank
ThGnst - Hiehmond. Wa arrested BY
ynah0o1 aeeective Isaac Burns. and
A6e ovon1ng taken to Eaton BY the
Ysoooo eounty authoritiss. where hs
~ - aRsaigned On . charge of
hoono ogoaking. The robbery IL N
lnGoo - have beea committed several
Nn1o1ho -, aleeg witch Taggart left
- uBsy. - sstsfneA fsv Aays
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-08
BEEF CASE CLOSES
tAmerican news service,

tAmerican News servicel
Chicago. Sept 8.-With the hear
Ing Of four witnesses from the eaSt,
the beef trust Investigation which has
kept federal grand jury busy for
more than month, WIN be completed.
The jury viii then, It II reported.
make public their indictments Of the
individual packers
The grand jury yesterday indicted
eleven IN the brandy frauds case. The
accused men are said 70 be retail and
Wholesale 'moo0ShinerS. =
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-08
EVEN OFFERS RAZOR
" the Court Would s'let Him
Out" to "Attend to His
Business"
HIS PLEAS UNSUCCESSFUL

I'm give you two dollars and q
quarter and this rasor that's never
been on . mans face" said George
Wilson. exhibiting rusty instrument
In police court this morning. ''if you'll
femme out % ! can tend to my bust.
neoe."
George was arrested for drunk on
Wednesday while he was sleeping on
the Sidewalk ON North y street. Al
though the day was warm. he wore
three overcoats and . muff1er around
his neck. He was searched BY the DO
Nee and . number OF articles and 10
cents In money found. but this morn
ing be produced various amounts from
his numerous pockets and taking on
HE sock pulled out . dollar. George
chained 70 b an umbrella mender
and wanted - 90 % Cincinnati. He
was Ansd u and costs and sent to
3Ail
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-08
WILL HOLD REUNION

The different posts Of the G. A. r.
in the county. have received invita-
tons from the Cambridge City post to
attend the annual reunion Of the 18th
Indiana infantry regiment The re-
union will be held on October s.
Particular efforts win be made to give
the surviving members of the 18th .
royal welcome.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-08
Republican County Central
Committee Must Decide on
Proper Method of Selecting
a Successor.
WILEY IS IN FAVOR
OF HOLDING PRIMARY
Although Some Of Committee
men May Want to Have
Committee Make Selection
Morris a Candidate.

The selection Of a nominee FOR joint
representative from Wayne and Fay
cite counties to succeed John c. Har-
vey, of Centeryille. who has with
drawn his candidacy. will involve con-
siderable work for the Wayne county
Republican central committee. On
Saturday the committee meets at the
court house and the two means of Sc
lection will be discussed. Several of
the members of the committee advo-
cate the holding of a primary, al
though the committee has in its power
to select nominees by acclamation.
The names of Ray X. Shiveley, a
prominent young attorney and Ell
wood Morris, formerly engaged in the
book business here, have been sug.
gested. Both are prospective candi-
dates. but have not announced thei,
candidates..
Nominee for Surveyor.
A nominee for county surveyor must
be chosen. as the nominee, Robert A.
Howard. who had held tht position for
a number Of years, died during the
summer. Inasmuch as the nominees
by the party for the county council,
township advisory boards, and justices
OF the peace and constables of the
townships have NOT been selected,
there IL general feeling that q pri-
mary should b. held ct which all these
q 0t{Ana AA - Nj ~
e. Wiley. the chairman of the central
committee, said Thursday that per.
sonally he favored the primary as the
means Of decision in the matter. He
does not know how the other members
feel on the proposition, however.
II q primary IL decided on by the
central committee. probably it will be
fixed for date either late this month
or very early in October. That the
polls be open but four hours, is the
plan suggested. The cost will be slight,
according to estimates which were
made hurriedly.
Joint Convention.
When the Wayne copnty party's
choice for joint representativ lie de-
clared 1t will then be necessary for
the central committee to arrange for
a Joint convention with Fayette
county Republicans. At this conven-
ton. Wayne county's nominee will be
nominated for joint representative.
Fayette county Republicans. 1t is un-
derstood. have no candidates for the
Office. The Wayne county central
committee must give the Fayette COM
mittee ten days. notice. The nominee
must. be selected within Is days before
the election In order to comply with
the state election laws.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-31
INJURED FIREMAN
Still IMPROVING
CADD CHAFES WHEN FORCED TO
STAY ON HOSPITAL BED
M'ENTEE'S BODY SHIPPED

Reports received from st. Mary's
hospital at Goldfield late last evening
indicate that Frank Cadd, the fire.
man injured in the explosion of T.
& T. engine near Beatty Thursday
morning, will recover.
Cadd, after good nights rest, re-
covered rapidly yesterday and last
evening was chatting because of being
compelled to remain in his bed. Full
ly recovered consciousness, however,
has brought no new recollection of
the accident. Mrs. Cadd arrived yes
terday from Ludlow and will remain
with her husband until he has fully
recovered.
A thorough investigation of the
conditions surrounding the wreck is
now under way, but owing to the
mass of technical detail to be gone
into it will be several days before any
result is announced.
The remains of David McEntee, the
dead engineer, were forwarded yes
terday to Los Angeles. The body
was accompanied by General Manager
Cahill of the Tonopah and Underwater
company. The dead engineer is sur
vived by a wife and three children
one of them being son, acting as
his father was working extra.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-31
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Carl Wilson and son left
this morning for Sparks.
Mrs. H. A. Johnson of Millers is
visiting Mrs. A. R. Parsons for a
few days.
Louis Robins, the local civil en-
gineer, came down from the moth
this afternoon.
Paul LosKamp, purchasing agent
of the Tonopah Mining company,
was a Millers visitor this morning.
Walter Shelton, the Goldfield at
torney, passed through Tonopah to-
day on his way to the southern city
Rube Kelly, of the Tonopah
Foundry, returned this afternoon
from Reno and Carson where he
spent Christmas.
DR.. Jewett, of Rhyolite, is re-
cent arrival from the south end of
the county, and intends locating at
Manhattan.
Howard lizard left this morning
for Yerington and the Mason valley
| district, where he will spend several
! weeks.
Eugene Grant, the Rawhide min
! ing man, was passenger on today
southbound train en- route from
Reno to Goldfield.
! Thomas DRY Wash" Wilson, the
J Manhattan placer king, who spent
the last ten days on the coast, ar
rived in Tonopah this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Falkenstein
left this morning for San Francisco,
where they will spend the next two
weeks
William Trabert departed this
morning for Reno, Sacramento, San
! Francisco and Honolulu to be alb
sent about month
Leland Ford, who spent Christ
mas here with his relatives, left
this morning for Tucson, Arizona
where he has responsible position
with the Southern Pacific.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Steele, o.
Elko county, who have been tour.
ing California by auto, arrived yes
terday from Rhyolite, where they
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-31

Everybody, at the Big Casino will
wear oWeralls New Years eve.
Dance the old year out and the new
year in. 12-29-3t
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-31
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Preaching at II a. m. and 1880 p.
m. Evening subject, weights of
Life" for the New Year. Popular
song service, good singing. Young
Peoples meeting at $50 p. m. Con-
secration service led by Miss Arlene
Purcell.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. You
are most cordially invited to attend
these services.
HERMAN l.. BURNHAM,
Minister
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-31
SOME REFORMS NEEDED.

legislature the will and is
will prove efficient and capable law-makng
required of the
excsion and
amendment the with which the legs
should deal
divorce requiring longer resi-
requiring that residents be bona fde
the present banking law number of
ticulars a intended irrigation
it ought o hold anyway.
Thrd-Amend as regards open shafts, wells
which to life and limb that prosecution
be had in the local justice court
Fourth-Pass a that the individual who de-
mouth the risk of the
would the who published the
present requiring mining corporations
publish annually statement of the business, that
shall published the
of the corporation
Sixth-Require deposng banks
hduay indemnity security
Seventh-Gve penntiary the officials of
institution nsovnt
the protection of individuals against
wherein penalty will result
wrongful reading of
These of the things that needed in
legislative There
splendid record this
legislature what their opportunity.
Monday ,911 being legal holiday the Bonanza
New only
BETTING the
printing this will attempt uphold all
traditions, that the day following
thereof
will be issued
ing
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-31

Feelings to the world at large is given with the i,
d we trust that each and every one will be the
desired in the way of happiness ~f'
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] ES
\ CITY
STATE TO
ITY WITH
MORROW

elected to the
of state, will
ty on Sunday.
pnied by Miss
iss Maude Gill
are assistants
Jas recorder and
{ whom will be
e new Office.
will be Frank
.he late Senator
| This appointment
S Mr.. Pyne is rep
be more than or
t.-Goldfeld Trib-
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-31
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Bishop Robinson of the diocese of
Nevada will conduct services at st.
Marks Episcopal church New Years
day. Sermon and celebration of the
Holy Communion at II a. m. Ser
mon and evensong at 1880 p. m.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-12-31

shipped their machine home by
re'-hl. and will spend several days
here as the guests of Mrs. Maud
Cou.ter.