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UNITED STATES MARSHAI'S SALE,
EASTERN DISTRICT OR VIRGINIA..

f>HSl Elm DISTRICT Ok VIRGINIA;
By virtue of an order OF sale issued
out of the United States District Court
FOR the Eastern District of Virginia.
on the nineteenth G9th) day of Octo-
her, 1911: notice is hereby given that
l Will sell by public auction, for cash,
on SATURDAY. THE 2sru DAY OF
OCTOBER, 1911, at l. o'clock NJ. 1T
the front door of the United States
courthouse and Post-Ohicc Building OF
Iichmond. Va. the Grain Distiuery. No.
II. of the Dinwiddie Distilling Co,
lhcr including the land upon which
distiilery is located. together with ali
improvements and buildings thereon
and all materials, machinery, april
ances. fixtures and other personal prom
erty.
CLARENCE G. SMITHERS.
United States Marshal.
J. f. MARCHANT.
L. L. LEWIS and
ROBT II. TALLEY,
United States Attorneys.
October 90. 1911
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Pursuant to an order of the District
Court Of the United States for the
d Eastern Ter District OF Virginia, entered
on Lhe zlst DAY OF October. 1911. In the
rnpts. we will sell, on the premises.
No. 300 West Clay Street corner Brook
avenue g ana Clay streetsl, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER &c.
beginning at 1890 O'clock H. NJ.
the large stock of Staple and Fancy
Groceries. fine Store Fixtures. Teams.
etc. consisting . of
Canned Goods of all kinds, Including
Asparagus. Peaches. Corn. Tomatoes.
Peas. Pork and Beans, Imported and
P pof,e Cigars, campbelrs soups,
Horsford. Good Luck. and other Bakl
Ing Powders. Heinz and HIrsch's Bot
ttled P!ckles. Catsups. Olives. Sauces.
vinegar, Ginger Ale. Grape Juice. etc.
Spashetti Macaroni. Teas. Coffee,
Spices Rice. Starch, Soaps of all kinds
Cereals. and many other goods on
shelves. Also
UNOPENED CASES.
Nineteen cases octagon ana other
soaps. four cases Macaroni seven
cases Butter Trays. three barrels Vine
gar. two cases Washing Powders, one
keS Pickles. two cases Gold Dust, twelve
cases stove Polish, Ave cases Preserves,
htteen rolls Wrapping Paper. $1,000
Paper Bags. and other original case
goods.
FIXTURES AND TEAMS.
VIII be sold at IL o'clock
consisting OF two good Mules. two De-
livery Wagons. two sets Harness. Mer-
chants Tobacco and Wagon License.
National Cash Register. Combination
Lock iron Safe. McCaskey Account
Register 600 accounts). two Cashier.
Desks, Coffee Mill. two Counter Scales.
Platform Scales, Hanging Scales. Cof-
fee and Tea Display Cases. Show cases.
large Double Alaska Refrigerator tcan
ne used separately or together). Mar
Bile Top Meat Counter. Square Meat
Blocks, three counters, Bins. Stands,
Cake Tins rand Rack. and other Ak
lures. etc.
Sale positive, TERMS: Cash.
ALBERT o. BOSCHEN.
HEATH j. RAwLEY,
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO,
Auctioneers.
l1l3 Main Street
BUILDERS. SPECTATORS. ArrEN-
TEN OF THE RTFitl nEsr MP DEEPEST
now left on Floyd and Main Street.
BY request of nonresident owner.
we Will sell at public auction. on the
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER rs.
2. NJ,
That pretty plateau of lots. 'front.'
ing l79 feet inches on south side
Floyd Avenue, between Robinson and
Mulberry Streets. with depth Of 179
feet inches, divided into seven lots
of Is feet each. or as a whole.
II. Lot corner Main and Mulberry:
25XlT9.9 to an alley.
III. Two Main Street lots, near
above; 3ox179.9 feet to alley.
This property is now in demand for
building purposes and growing in
value daily, being at the junction of
the Westhampton and Broad Street
trolley, 1t has unusual street car fa-
cilities. and is the best that's left.
TERMS; Liberal. and announced at
sale.
]. THOMPSON BROWN & Co,
Auctioneers
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alreton 9ales. Future 7naps
The Valentine Auction Co.
Aucn0kgERS
a 4 q EAST. BROAD ST.
BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE

LARGE STOCK OF GROCERIES, FINE,
STORE FIXTURES, MULES. WAC
ONS. HARNESS. LICENSE. ETC, OF,
HUDSON & DASfIANI, CORNER
BROOK AVENUE AND CLAY
STREET.
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BAKERY.

GROCERS. CoNFECTloNERS. TRY
Drinkards Old Virginia home made
pound cake; it's great. cali one of
our wagons. DRINkARD'S, I23h
North sixth Street.
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HEATH j. RAwLEY,
Trustee.
Auctioneers
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professfunal Delp amaut,n

FOR PRESENT AND Fu.
$1,000 to $1,000; women's saiar, az I.
5000 to $1,000. THE INTERSTATE:
TEACHERS AGENCY. New Orleans.
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sOLlCITpRs. ETHER Sen
Tor fast selling article: good com,
mission. Apply 10 to I2 A. M
SOUTHERN NOVELTY CO., 30 North
Eighth Street , .'
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ATTENTION..

AS PARIS SETS THE FASHION. 81.
BEizI FAITHFULLY REPROpUCES
CLEVER STYLES PARTiCuLARLY
ADAPTED TO THE FIGURE OF
THE AMERICAN GENTII:WOMAy.
THUS THE SCBRIZI SUITS AND
COATS HAVE ALL THE POIGNANT
SHARPNESS OF PARIS MADE, GAR
MENTS. THE PRICE is $40 FOX
BETTER SUIT THAN TIE ONE
YOU PAY as AND $50 ELSE
WHERE. T.. SUBRIZI
40s f. GRACE ST,
TIE TAILOR To GENTLEWOMI;N
FORMERLY WITH J. B. MoSBY &
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4bnarH 0,Qianteu.

KEEP THOSE VACANT ROOMS FILL.
ed at cost OF cents II day our
plan will do this. See CABINET IN
FOliNATION BURAU, IS ~ Ninth
Street. NIT nnOr
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ReIp @anten. y emale-

YOUNG LADIES BETWEEN q IND
80 to enter training school Address
SUTERINTENDENT GRIFFIN HOS
PITAI. Griffin, Ga
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yials UYaanleu.

YOUNG MARRIED. COUPLE DESIRES
Hat of three or four rooms ON second
noof; central location and south oil
broad Street; Immediate possession.
Address G 3o9. care Times Dispatch.
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SALESLADIES WANTED. APPLY a
luTZLER'S STORE, 315 East Broad
Street
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WANTED, RELIABLE Girl. TO DO
general house work. 1870 West Ave,
TWO WELL-BRED YOUNG; LADIt,S
OF neat appearance as solicitors: no
canvassing; salary SIS per week. Box
81 Stntion a. -,
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UNOPENEp CAsES.

Nineteen cases octagon ana other
cases Butter Trays. three barrels Vine
gar. two cases Washing Powders, one
keS Pickles. two cases Gold Dust twelve
cases stove Polish, Ave cases Preserves,
fifteen rolls Wrapping Paper. sc. Od0
Paper Bags. and other original case
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AQent8 0iQanteh.

iS5 AGENTS WANTED INiMEDTAT1EiLsiYS
to handle our beautiful line of holI-
day books; interests readers of all
ages. Can easily make s25 to SbO a
week until ChristraS. Complete out
Mt free. Send csc. for cost OF mail
Ing. THE THOMPSON PUB. Co, st.
Louis. 500
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WANTED. PUPILS IN SHORTHAND
ana typewriting at Richmond school
OF StcnoGrapny, Room 7l2. American
National Bank Build.ng Miss
PUlThRESS. Principal.
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5sllSeella,IeouB.
CLEANING AND PRESSING,
EDUCATIONAL.

CALL LA TOUCHES. MONROE 2i1s,
wnen you want nisa-ciass cleaning.
pressing. etc. South Second stre.i.
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STRUCTURAL IkON. steel AND
pipe OF every description cut tc order.
CLARENCE COsB:. 1913 last Tar
Street Richmond, Va
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RELIABLE TRANSFER.

TRANSFER. MILLNER'S,
500 North Ninth Street huuls trunks
for 25c. Claim checks issued at the
house for your baggage. Two men
on our wagon. Ne make speciality
OF moving furniture and pianos
Phone Madison l445; residents phone
Monroe 246O.
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In execution OF decree of the Chan
Gerry Court OF the city of Richmond. in
the suit OF Ruth f. Ciary's committee
VS.. George Anna Pollard ct ais, en-
tered July IS. 1911, the undersigned
will sell by auction, on the premises.
on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1911
at 4 o'clock p. NJ,
the above mentioned frame dwelling
Lot SO feet front, running back be-
tween parallel lines 147 feet to an
alley IL feet wide.
TERMS: One-third cash, and the
residue in equal payments at one and
two years after date of sale deferred
payments to be evidenced by notes.
with interest added at per cent, title
to be retained until all OF the pur-
chase money is paid; or all cash, at the
option OF the purchaser.
4. l., BOULWARE,
JOHN p. LEARY,
WILLOUGHBY NEWTON. JR,
Special Commissioners
certify that the bond required by
the above decree OF the special COM
missioners mas been duly given.
Given under my hand this 2lst day
Teste: CHAs. O. sAvILLE
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FLATS Tor Ssnr.

no LET. FoGR-RooM FIAT; STEAM
heat, iavatory.A hot and cold water:
no children. zoo East Cary Street
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NoonS QjGaallrfn

WANTED. FIIsN1sHED ROOM IN PSI.
vate family by young man. q 31Q.
care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. TWO CONNECTING, UN.
furnished rooms. with heat. Address
al Brook Turnpike. Gintcr Park
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At the request of the owner, who is
determined to sell. we will sell by auc-
ton, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1911,
at 1880 +. NJ,
the above mentioned centrally located
dwellings,. Lots "a feet front each,
more or less. These houses rent we'll.
TERMS. Reasonable; announced at
POLLARD & BAGBY,
Auctioncers
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RELIABLE HAT REPAIRING.

SILK. SOFT AND STIFF HATS
cleaned, blocked and retrimmed.
AMERICAN HAT CO.. Fifth ana Mar
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rMrRsDAY. ocToREE %. I'd.
BY Pollard K Bagby.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

AUCTION SALE
OF
CENTRALLY LOCATED SFAII-DE-
TACKLED FRAME DWELLINGS, NOS.
70i AND 70G EAST CLAY STREET
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Bor sour.

WAGONS TO SUIT rot. RUBBER
tires put on promptly. at RICHARD
son BROS. 5l5 Brook Avenue
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STREET.
In execution OF a certain deed OF
trust to the undersigned trustee. dated
October 10, 1910, recorded in the
clerks Office of Richmond Chancery
Court in D. II. 209-A. page lOl. de-
fault having been made in the pay
ment OF part of the debt secured
thereby, and being required so TO do
by the beneficiary. ! shall offer for
sale at public auction. upon the prem
Uses. on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1911,
at 1870 p. NJ.
the above described property
The house contains six rooms. be-
sides hall room. bath and storeroom.
This is one OF the best renting locali-
ties in the growing West End. and the
purchaser will have n paying invest
ment or snug home
TERMS: Enough In cash 10 pay cost
OF sale, all taxes 10 day Of sale. and
the sum of sl.Oi5. with interest there
on from October 10. 1911; balance on
credit OF twelve months. purchaser to
give note for credit payment. with IN
terest added from day of sale. ana SC
cured by trust deed: or ali cash.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR,
Trustee.
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Apal aI,u valauuu.

LONG. THE WOOD MAN. HAS MADE A
Specially of wood ABOUT ~ years. Hc
has the kind that spmts easy and
gives neat. because 1t is perfectiy
airy and sound. LONGS. Mauison
1893
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a.ilsi.,gna ,.5Liyut,,.,u,,,,

MoNEY TO LoAN.@WI.IlLL.LL' You' LET
twenty cents day stand De-
tween you and home? You
can buy from q $1,000 to s5,UOv
home. Only per cent simple In
terest. You can return the principal
al $3.50 per month, o. $50 year,
giving you ten and one hali years TO
repay the loan. You can pay of the
loan as soon as you like. thereby
stopping further interest. c. :.
RlCHAItDSoN, 40S American Ma
tional Bank building. Richmond. Va.
Phone Madison aiOl (Open untn .
L. NJ. Saturdays)
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auction ssraIss. IS ;lfttre IaapA
BY II, Seldom Taylor & Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers,

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
THAT NEW. ATTRACTIVE AND COM
PORTABLE DETACHED FRAME
DWELLING, NO. zoos BEVERLY
STREET.
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UFHoLsIENING Esd MATrnEssn

PARLoR SUITS, CoUCHEs AND SID
pieces rcupholstered Mattresses
renovated neatly Sanitary incthous.
Reliable work. SYDNOR * hUND-
LEY. Ill Last Broad. madison 32v4.
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FOR SALE. DRUG STOCK AND FIX
lures. in prosperous town of 500 aut
good surrounding country G. 3l6
care Times Dis patch.
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a5oultrp, get ano llDe @tork

PAKrRlDGE wY.1&DoTrEs FOR
saie-To reduce my stock, l Will sell
Tor the next two weeks young pens.
5000: ola pens, $500. MRS. NAT
LANCASTER Ashland. Va.
WANTED. ONE STRAIGHT-LEG BEA-
gle mound (male1 broke for rabbits
not over three years old: must DC
bood stock. =. II. NEBLETT, 1902
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SEcOND-HANDMA MACHINERY BOUGHT.
sold and exchanged. /. BLUFORD &.
Co. i53si2 Il. Cary street.
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SHOE REPAIRING.

75c HALFSOLE MEMS SHOES. soc.
ladies; every PAIR sewed. best leath-
er, no nails, no pegs. loyal rub
Der heels. Csc: Treu- AIR rubber heels.
iOc.; leather heels rebuilt like new,
25c. DIRE WIS ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. 716 East Main. Phone
Monroe 1857
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, seasoned. sl.75 per halt-cord. = H.
COTTkELL * son. Phone Madison
l75,
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BY Pollard G. Bagby,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

COURT SALE BY AUCTION
OF
FRAME DWELLING KNOWN AS
NO $40 NORTH TWENTY-SECOND
STREET. ON THE WEST LINE OF
TWENTY-SECOND STREET BE-
TWEEN LEIGH AND M STREETS.
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ANY INFORMATION : REGARDING
heirs OF DIR. j. C. Coleman, who died
in Sabine Parish, La. formerly lived
In Virginia. can be had by addressing
Il. c. GAN. 1925 Wall Street. Beau
mont, Tex.
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BY j. Thompson Brown & Co.,
1113 Main Street

BUILDERS. SPECTATORS. ATTEN.
TON,
TEN OF THE BEST AND DEEPEST
BUILDING LOTS
now left on Floyd and Main Street.
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Maanfe1.

WASHING TO DO AT 1921. MOORE
Street: satisfaction guaranteed.
Il o D-H A Nj MACHINERY OF
every description bought AZ fun
value. CLARENCE COSBY, 1923 10.
Cary st. Phone Madison $500
WANTED. TO BUY FOR CASH. HOUSE,
x hold goods In any quantity. Phone
Madison 1854. =
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atuolnnbiles fnr Rale

sEVEEAL USED FORD CARS, 3 AND
Passenger. which we have taken
In exchange for latest models. These
cars now being thoroughly over
hauled and VIII paint II desired. Will
instruct thoroughly regarding oper-
alton, or VIII send instructor home
wit: out of town purchasers FORD
AUTO CO.. 1929 West Broad.
WE HAVE a LARGE ASSORTMENT
of automobiles for sale. Call and
see them. A UT o MOBILE EX-
CHANGE. 221-223 West Broad.
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LADIES. TO KNOW TRIM AND
make over hats in the latest styles.
Bring your work to me: 10 years eX-
pcrience. MRS. WALLACE. Jl7 y.
FourSe Street. City. Phone Madison
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BY request of nonresident owner.
we Will sell at public auction. on the
premises. 3
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-01-13
Condemns Tax Dodgers.

Indorsing prison sentences for men
proved guilty OF tax lodging, John W.
Kern. speaking before the state board
of tax commissioners. condemned the
practice as discouraging TO men who
are trying 10 be honest. Mr Kern
contended in his speech also that all
bonds. public or private. should be isl
ed for taxation. He denounced the Al
legged lax methods Of county assessors
In failing 20 administer the oath 70 att
property owners when schedule 81
property IS accepted and asserted that
the average owner Of property bears
an unfair share Of the burdens Of tax
alton
"A prison sentence for one or two
prominent citizens Of Indiana ne
said. would work marvels in curing
the evil 81 tax lodging i Is known
TO an men that a very large per cent
OF property IS not being taxed Tax
dodgers are found in every corner or
the state. This IS discouraging % the
average taxpayer and the honest man
I The solution al this problem Is up 70
I TIE county hN-frrWl1. d SIC N'N- -
Y held that contracts made with tax fer
rets are invalid and unenforceable be-
cause this duty devolves upon the
county assessors. who are paid to DO
the work
n don't know when have been
sworn 70 my list Of property. The as
SCISSOR makes himself liable when ht
oerilnes that the oath has been admin
istered and he must do this whether
tho cath is administered or not II
such cases the assessor Is liable y
Indictment By the grand jury.
Il have never believed II wise 10
the legislature to exempt any bond
OF whatever character for taxation
We no longer can play favorites
There must be equality in the matte
OF taxation"
William T Murray. assessor OF FAY
ette county. sounded a warning agains
excrbitant assessments OF real estate
following the recent decline In value
Of farm products. He contended tha
appearances Of farm property ar
sometimes deceptive and that the s.
called Nriftv farmer may share unfa'
IN the burden az taxation when ~
natural value 81 his land is NO create
than that Of HIS shiftiess neighbor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-01-13
Farmers shor, Course

Charles w Fairbanks was unable
10 come to deliver the evening lecture
before the Farmers short course and
President stone was detained in Pur
due. IN their absence. Miss Grace
Woodward lectured on the home and
G " Frier gave an illustrated talk
on making binder Irvine Rev. T. 3.
Terhune Of Huntington also gave an
address Mr. Fairbanks promised 20
come for an afternoon lecture later.
The enrolment is nearly 700.
All the schools Of the county and
many In other counties have been dis
missed so that the teachers and
pupils may take the special work Al
classes have been started in seven
auditoriums in the city. one hundred
and nifty women are taking domestic
science and learning 10 cook diges
Z iible foods. One thousand ears are en-
I tered IN the corn show. in charge OF
I Fred G. Palm. raiser Of the worlds
T champion ear Nr Palms lecture on
corn raising and judging was a fea
ture Of the program
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-01-13
STATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Washington Clifford Baum. who Is
charged with having made sensa-
tional attempt al murder and suicide
ar his home was fined s25 and costs
and sentenced 20 jail for twenty-five
DAYS in Mayor McCarty's court on
charge Of malicious trespass. 10 which
he entered q plea OF guilty. Other
charges viii be preferred against
Baum by the authorities sheriff Col
bert recovered a silk skirt and other
articles that Raum had pawned and
which are said to belong 70 others.
II is also said that the officers 81 the
baltimore K Ohio South Nestern Rail
road company are Investigating
Yaum's record as brakeman. and
that affdayits win be filed alleging
irregularities in the handling Of
freight.
South Bend.-The South Bend & In
dianapolis electric railway. which will
connect south Bend and Logansport.
will be In operation for the summer
resort season OF 1911. according 10 an
nouncement made ia South Bend. The
road bed OF the new line was com
pleted between South Bend and Ply
mouth last fall. culverts and bridges
between the two cities have also been
built and as soon as the weather be
comes favorable the work will be re
sumed with the intention OF getting
the line in shape 10 make Lake Max
inkuckee accessible 10 resorters from
all over the northern part Of the
state
Evansville Efforts by south-bound
railroads out Of this city 10 enforce
the use exclusively Of new uniform
bills Of lading produced strong pro
test from many shippers. The Louis
vile < Nashville and the Southern
railroads began TO observe the rule
that none but uniform bills will be
accepted. while the Evansville & Ter
re Haute and the Illinois Central
leave the use OF the new or old forms
OPTIONAL with the shippers. Shippers
declare they will appeal to the In
diana railroad commission. They CON
plain that the old form 81 billing is
preferable 10 them ami 20 The rail
roads and the use 81 both forms will
necessiate endless confusion.
Princeton las result of the strike
Of telephone slrls iu the Cumberland
Office here because an outside girl
was brought iu for chief operator
Manager 4. r. Lawrence resigned
While Re dcclincs 10 make any state
ment. Il is believed be wanted q take
some 81 the girls back and the com
pany oprosed this. There Is no chang
IN the strike situation ard the plan
Is still crippled, three Evansville girl
and The new chief operator filling tn
, places Of nine strikers. The sympath!
OF the majority Of the patrons Is SAFE
10 favor the girls who are out. ant
there Is talk OF retaliatory measures
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1911-01-13
WOULD AMEND
STATE PARK LAW
Hold Meeting in Indianapolis al
Claypool Hotel.
COMMISSIONERS URGE BILL
II Would Be an Advantage 20 Seeonc
Class Cities 20 Be Governed BY the
Same Law That Applies 10
First Class Cities.

Indianapolis Park commissioners
Of second class cities OF Indiana, meet
ing ar the Claypool hotel in Indian
apolis agreed after an extensive dis
cussicn OF the present park commits
sion law 81 Indiana that II Will be an
advantage 10 second-class cities 10 be
governed by the same law that applies
70 cities OF the first class. The com
missioners will get together 10 draft
bill IL the nature OF an amendment 10
the present park commission law OF
frstclass cities providing that with
minor changes. the Law shall apply 10
second-class cities.
Fort Wayne. Terre Haute. Evans
ville and South Bend were represent
ed al the meeting. delegates from each
city believing in the ACCESSIBILITY Of ad-
dltionsl power 10 park boards OF sec
ond-class cities. 10 be given by an ex'
tension OF the Law now applying only
70 Indianapolis
In indianapolis. the only frsi-class
city in Indiana. the board OF park com
nissioners Is granted levy OF not
less than five cents and not more than
ten cents each year for park improve
ment. while in the four second-ciass
cities OF the state it IS necessary that
the park commissioners make al PARK
improvements and extensions with
whatever money may be given them
By the city council in each annual ap-
preparation.
Park commissioners OF second-class
cities also believe il advisable that
they have other powers possessed by
the board OF park commissioners Of In
dianapolis.
r VI Foster. president Of the board
of park commissioners OF Fort Wayne
started the agitation that ended in the
meeting in indianapolis Because OF
sudden illness he was unable 70 be
present and Fort Wayne was repre-
scented by H. G.. Hogan Of the board OF
park commissioners. who presided
The bill 10 be drafted will be present
ed 70 the general assembly for action
Other representatives Of the fou'
cities named will gather in lndianapo
lis for a meeting az the Denison hote
to discuss changes in the laws govern
ing the boards Of works OF second
class cities. With members OF tn
boards OF these cities. various city al
torneys will meet