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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-25
ASKS ENROLMENT
IN BIBLE CLASSES

Boys Secretary Fl. A. Pettijohn, of
the Richmond Y NJ. c. A., has just
sent out circular letters to all the
youthful members of the local associa-
tion, asking that they enroll before
the second of October in one Of the
many Bible classes he is planning to
conduct. He has planned several spec
ial activities for the Bible class stu
dents, and promises that they will get
their full reward for entering
The work of the winter will be start
ed with banquet on the eleventh OF
October, at which time diplomas won
last year will be awarded. Some
speaker Of unusual ability has been Sc
cured for the occasion. but Mr.. Petit
john does not care to announce his
name until later.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-25
DOCTOR SMITH TO
DELIVER ADDRESS
palladium Specially

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 25.-Dr S. E.
Smith, superintendent of the Eastern
hospital for the insane, is to deliver
one of the addresses at the twentieth
annual conference of state charities
and correction to be held in Indianapo-
lis. Oct %. %. so and 81 DIR. Smith
has selected for his subject ''Preyen-
ton of Insanity He will speak on
the opening night following the annual
address of President U. G. Weatherly.
professor of sociology, Indiana univer-
sity. Others on the program for the
same evening are the Rev. Owen Da-
vies Ode1l, member of the board of
trustees. Indiana school for the blind
and the Rev. Francis H. Gavisk. men,
ber of the board of state charities,
both of Indianapolis.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-25
OFFICIALS HOME
WILL BE IMPROVED

The superintendent's residence at
the county infirmary will be heateA
with steam hereafter according to the
plans of the board of commissioners.
Advertisement will be run asking for
bids on making plumbing connections
and supplying radiators. The connec-
tions will be made to the heating plant
which is already installed and by which
the women's and mems wards are
heated. In the superintendent's resi-
idence baseburner and stoves have
been used to furnish heat. The con-
tract will be let to the lowest bidder
on October ii.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-25
TRUSTS TO AGREE
TO D|S|NTEGRATE
Huge Corporations Plan with
u. S. Representatives
Business Reforms.
(National News Association


NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Attorney.
General Wickersham following a con-
ference with representatives of the
American Tobacco company and judg-
es of the U. S. circuit courts said that
no more private conferences would
be held toward the voluntary dissoiu.
ton of the tobacco trust. From this
it was gathered that the dissolution
plans. acceptable to, all parties con.
cerned, were practically agreed upon
at tOday's session.
The attorney general said positive.
ly there would be no public hearings
in the.matter next week nor would he
say when such a hearing would be
given. Disintegration, rather than dis
solution, it was announced today by
Mr.. Wickersham, is what is going to
happen to all the trusts now operating
in violation of the Sherman antitrust
law, as it is interpreted by the U. S.
supreme court. --- .-.~. ..- -.. .
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-25
ALLEGED ILLEGAL
MEDICAL PRACTICE
Is Charged Against Mrs. AL
media Trueblood-Date
for Trial Is Set.

Mrs. Almeda Trueblood, 20 Sonth
Twelfth street, who was arrested on
charges of practicing medicine with
Smith, who alleges she received treat
ment, and by her husband. Henry
Smith, will be tried on October 10, ac-
cording to arrangements which were
made by her counsel. Henry u John
son on Monday morning with prosecut-
ing attorney Charles Ladd
Upon her arrest Mrs. Tr,aebtood
gave bond in the sum of $500, Clarence
e. Parks being named as surety Ac-
cording to the charge of.theistate, Mrs.
SmitAaswas given medicine and told
how TO take It on May 49, Prosecuting
Eattorhey Charles Ladd said that he had
been informed by the Smiths, who
live in the north end of the city that
Mrs. Smith had received several treat
ments. 1t is said that the case will be
tried on an indictment returned by
the grand jury.
1t is probable that the state medical
board will be interested in the prose
cution by the retention of an attorney
Upon the prosecution of Mrs. Lydia
Hazlitt, on a similar charge, the state
board sent its attorney here to. assist
prosecuting attorney Lndd ,
ant prosecuting .tterl K. Hshf
eyeleys- a = IL
Attorney Johnson had The Dubois
|case set for trial on October 5. An in
dictmentaMaS returned by the grand
jury against Earl Dubois. formerly of
Milton, charging him with the burg.
larry of two stores at Milton last De-
cember. The case of the state against
Raymond Knapp of Hagerstown. char
ging him with brutality by killing a
dog belonging to Arch Hindman was
set for trial on October 9. The case
was appealed from the justice of the
peace court, where Knapp was found
guilty and fined {. dollar and costs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-25
4 ,Pushmobile Race is Arranged:
Great Interest is Being Taken

The Palladium Pushmobile contest
managers are planning q pushmobile
race to be held some time the latter
part OF next week, and already great
deal of interest is manifested in the
event by pushmobile owners and pros
pective owners as well. The place of
holding the races has not been deter
mined definitely but will probably be
held on one Of the principal streets of
Richmond.
indianapolis pushmobile owners are
expected to be here with their racers
and enter the contests. The Palladium
will offer cash prizes and other pri-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-25

zes such as pushmobile accoutre-
ments and accessories. A communica-
ton has been received from the men,
bers of the International Pushmobile
association at Indianapolis saying that
in all probability there would be sew
eral racers from that city to enter in
the contest next week.
The local International Pushmobile
association will be organized in this
city within short time and all boys
owning Palladium racers will be eligi-
BILE to membership in the association.
Following the organization, officers of
the local chapter will be elected by
the members,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-25
FINAL SETTLEMENT

Final settlement report of the Dick
inson Trust company, administrator of
the estate of the late Priscilla z.
Thomas, has been filed in the Wayne
circuit court The total charges were
81 ,301 0s, and the amount distributed.
$I7s6s D. r. HeEshaw, executor of
the estate of the late Caroline NJ.
Henshaw has filed final report show
been $3.50 and the amount distributed.
$52O.06.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-25
RESCUE 500 MINERS
FROM BURNING MINE
(National News Association)

INatiohaI NEWS 2ASsOclatfOnJ
PITTSBURG. Sept 25.-Five hun
tlred miners were imprisoned by
fire in the Hazel mine of the Pittsburg
and Buffalo Coal company at Can
nonsburg Pa, today. Desperate
work by the fire fighters finally sub
dued the flames and got a current of
air to the entombed men after hopes
had been abandoned. All were event
ually rescued.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-25
THE WEATHER

STATE AND LOCAL Showers To-
night; Tuesday, cooler.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-25
HOSTILE NATIVES
KILL ENSIGN BELL
{National News Associatsnn)

tNational News Associatton)
MANILA. Sept. 25.-Ensign Bell
was killed and several of the crew of
the United States gunboat Pampanga
wounded by hostile natives on the
Bascilan island yesterday.
Sharp County record., 1911-01-27
NOTICE Or SALE or PROPERTY
UNDER ATTACHMENT

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned as
Sheriff Of the County Of Sharp. IN the State Of
Arkansas, pursuant to an order Of the Judge Of
tho Circuit Court for The Southern District Of
Sharp County, made In vacation, will on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Sd, 1911.
between tho hours Of 10 A, M, and 3 p, NJ. at tho
front door Of tho Central Office Of the Kinloeh
Telephone Company In Cave City, Sharp County
Ark, expose for sale, at public outery to the
highest bidder, on credit of three months. the
hereinafter described property belonging to Il, w
Piorcc, doing business az the Kinloch Telephone
Company, the same having boon levied upon un-
der attachments In suit now pending In the Cir
cult Court for the Southern Dstrict Of Sharp
County, wherein tho Weseo Supply Company IL
plaintiff and the said r. W. Pierce, doing business
rs the Kinloch Telephone Company. and others.
are defendants IA well as attachments issued
In various suite against the said II. W. Pierce In
the Justice Of the Ponce Court Of Joe Carpenter,
j, p for Cave Township, In said County Of Sharp,
said property being IN follows, to.wit
One telephone line extending from Cave City
towards B,tosvo. with all wires, poles
cross arms and telephone instruments attached
thereto on connected Herewith, one telephone line
extending from w, H. Stewards place In Sharp
county to Coger place. together with all wires,
poles, cross arms and telephone instruments at-
taehed thereto on connected therewlth one tele-
phone line extending from Matt Lewis place to
Cave City, together with oil wires poles, cross
arms and telephone instruments attached thereto
or connected herewith; one telephone line en-
tending from John ljonhamsa place to Clark's
place, together with all wires poles, cross arms
and telephone instruments attached thereto or
connected therewith one telephone system or OK.
change IN Cave City, consisting Of al wires, poloB,
croBs arms, telephone Instruments attached
thereto or connected Herewith, and including one
switch board connected therewIth also Afty-two
lbsl telephone instruments not connected and one
lot of linemans tools and wire. all of said abovede-
acfibed property being In the County Of sharp.
Also, In Independence County Arl one tele.
phone line extending from llaleavie to the Sharp
County line at or near Cave City, including all
WIRES poles, cross arms and telephone instruments
attached thereto or connected Herewith. Said
property will be offered for sale In one lot an one
entire property and purchaser will be required TO
execute note with approved security for the pur.
chaee money
w. W. BRisToW, Sheriff.
January 9th, 1911
Sharp County record., 1911-01-27
The Record OF Two Weeks.

During the first two weeks of the
session of the legislature, which end
ed last Saturday, 200 bills were in
troduced-78 in the senate and 1872
in the house. A large number of
these bills are local measures. 1t is
said that so far but little time of
the legislature has been given to
debate, and that the members are
attending strictly to business while
in session.
Sharp County record., 1911-01-27
R E E D

w. H. Ballard is on the puny list
this week.
IN. Sparks was visiting relatives
in Lawrence county Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Fl. Rowley were
the guests of j. B. Adair and fami-
ly Sunday.
O.C. Pickens and Minus Butler
were the guests Of Prof. M. j. Doyle
of Calamine Sunday.
Oscar Cordell of Shelbyville pass
ed through our country one day last
week enroute to Salem.
Miss Vahsti johnson will close
a very successful term of school at
James Spring next Friday.
John T. Nelson has moved re-
Gently to the Marion Oneal place,
three miles south of Nelsonville.
A musical entertainment was en-
joyed by the people of this country
one night last week at the home Of
X. A. Groom.
Just anywhere you may 60 you
can hear these words: Shelby
Shaver is married; amt that a
sightY" AS if Shelby couldn't get
a chance to marry.
We are informed that Phone Gay
has discontinued his job as travel
ing salesman with poultry food
concern and will retire to private
life in the near future.
Robert Groom and family who
formerly lived in this country, but
who now reside at Marshall, Ark,
have been visiting relatives in this
section the past few days.
W. W. Bristow and r. B. Clear
were in our section one day last
week taking up collections for the
county and everybody contributed
freely. Those who did not throw
in" are expected to in the near fu-
ture.
Sharp County record., 1911-01-27
Our Pay Roll.

The Record Is indebted to these
friends who have paid subscriptions
the past week:
j. 7. Lock, r. B. Horton, King
Mills.
Richard Moody, Layne.
j. II. Binkley, W. A. Doss, Emery
L, D, Phillips, Ash Flat.
Calvin Curtis, Beneay,
Miss Anna Davidson, Love.
r. P. Stokes, 1mboden
Mrs. s, j. Anderson, Portia.
j. l., Atkinson, Henry Thomas, C.
G, Mcclure, J, G, Rogers, c, P.
Stokes, S, II, Davidson, Evening
Shade.
O. +. Pickett, Augusta.
F, M. Norris, Lamar, Okla.
M. B, Woodbridge, Fate, Texas.
Sharp County record., 1911-01-27
AERoNAuTs BEWARE.

Saved gasped the aeronaut, as
he chung desperately to the chimney
stack, whilst bits Of his machine
clottored down.
A moment later he was seized by
the back of the neck, dragged
through the skylight down four
flights Of stairs and kicked and
eulled through the front door.
"l'll teach YOU" cried a terrible
female voice, "you won't build in
my chimncy."-Dublin Times.
Sharp County record., 1911-01-27
Say, You Women,
DO You Want To Vote:

A constitutional amendment au-
thorizing women to vote in all reg
ular elections in Arkansas is the
newest thing suggested in the Ar
kansas legislature. 1t came as a
House Joint resolution, proposed by
Messrs. Wilmington of Garland and
Grant of Jackson. What is more,
Mr.. Wilmington insists that he is
not the least bit inclined to treat
the matter lightly, but is dead in
earnest and will work hard for the
Sharp County record., 1911-01-27
The Poor School Teacher.

Perhaps no class of people meet
with so much or so severe criticism
as teachers. Much of this criticism
is unjust and exists solely because
parents and others listen to unveri-
fled reports and do nothing to ac-
quaint themselves with the real Gn-
ner workings of the school room.--
Walnut Ridge Times Dispatch.
Sharp County record., 1911-01-27
Covinston's Dill.

Senator Webb Covington of John.
son county serves notice that he
will shortly introduce a bill to abol-
ish the Arkansas Railroad Commits
sion Senator Covineton says this
commission has not been able to be
OF sufficient benefit to the state to
Sharp County record., 1911-01-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department or The Interior,
Land Once nj Little ltock, Ark
Ia. iul

Notice Ia hereby given that John A. Jarrett of
poughkeepsie, Ark, who, on October 10, 1904,
made Homestead application, Mo- OllOs, for
southwest quarter OF southeast quarter, Of See.
tIon %, Township n North, Range 0 west, 9th
prlncIpal meridian has lled notice Of intention TO
make final five year proof, to cstablleh ELAN TO
the land above described, before the Clerk of
Aharp eousty, at Evening Shade, Arku Oh the
ilth day Of February, ipil
Sharp County record., 1911-01-27
passage of his resolution.

passage OF his reSOIltIOn.
If every negrd in the state is al
lowed to cast his vote on questions
of state Importance, even though he
may not own a foot Of land or
enough property to be recorded on
the assessors books, then | see no
reason why women should not be
allowed to VOTE" said Mr.. Whiting
ton, in discussing the matter after
the resolution had been introduced.
The age limit is fixed at 81 years.
Sharp County record., 1911-01-27
B E N G A Y

Tibbles of Pouehkeepsie
b this burg Sunday,
ins of Emery was here
ago doing some trading.
y Do$ of Evening Shade
relatives here a day or
eek.
Watkins and family at
fch at Big Creek Satur-
nday,
ward of Cave City was
nds and relatives In this
latter part Of last week
ss and c, T, Maxwell
or two this week in
Jade transactlng busi-
poke, who Is attending
eninS Shade, came in
ny to visit the home
like to see q good rain
many people In this
Pre- having to haul wat :
on of Cave township Is
W. Brewers farm near
welcome this family
padding a load of wood
30 R. H, Roberts had a
bruised, which has been
pnsiderable trouble and
people enjoyed a can
pt the home of p. II.
oturdoy night. Also
song service at the
elson Saturday night.
Adams of Batesvllle Is
mile Of wire fencing
farm here, which gives
a half miles Of this
with wire; Ito the
Sharp County record., 1911-01-27

justify it's continuance. Those who
are in a position to know, however,
state that a bill to abolish the COM
mission would receive but little fav-
or in the legislature.
Sharp County record., 1911-01-27
HE HAD NOT.

"1Iave you read Miss Gushforth's
latest novcl2"
"Do | look unhappy9'
Sharp County record., 1911-01-27
SID N { Y
Wiles went to Batesvllle

Wiles went to Batesville
by.
L Anderson of Balboa was IN
one day this week.
Wiles is reported to be hav-
bd success in his school at
Grove.
Rome and his clerks seem to
! pretty busy attending 10 tne
Inter custom.
ert Love has been absent a
Us from school on account OF
en collar bone.
out for the weather. Better
Eercoat, umbrella and ian
Then you start.
Ward recently turned his an
the school ground and was
for a few days.
L. King, a veterinary sur
bm Powhatan, spent Monday
the interest of his profession.
b. B. H. Gray, father of Dr..
now with us permanently,
C. R. Gray moved to New
did you say? A. B. Arm
4 you need-you have what
s. Get together and you
be benefited.
You some good news con-
Your county? Tell the Rec
I've you a crouch in your
Tell the rocks on the hill
bn Saturday last, to Mr..
Sol T. Ham, a daughter.
ther and child are doing
Sol rs. smile just won't
hllen, son Of Ex-Sheriff G.
b of Big Creek township,
kospective land buyer in
bt long since. An excell-
MIR. Mullen.
fcCaslin, Bone and Duren
ifferent times lately con-
Ehapel exercises in the
ID have given some very
to the students.
Stockard, who has for
Rys been doing dental work
zee, left recently for Even
where he expects to
e time (and money!.
Cupid is abroad in the
last Sunday his unerring
nd their way into the
four of Sidney's most
young people. Mr.. Noel
married to Miss Bertha
he home of the brides
j, A. Vest, Also Mr.. j,
bite was married to Miss
neice of Mr.. Croft Russ.
Sharp County record., 1911-01-27
THEN SHE WENT.

%'m going home to my mothcrp
al don't like her very we'll, but
I'm sorry for her"
Sharp County record., 1911-01-27
A S n F [ A T j..

Ia Ooiiu w. Wulhlllo vi LVClllllS
Shade was in town one day of last
week.
Rufus Boyd has been quite sick
for several days. His many friends
trust to see him out again soon.
LD. Phillips has received car
load of plow tools and other farm
implements. This begins to look
like work.
R. c. Wadley has lately added
some improvements to his residence
property, which adds value and
beauty to his premises.
Dan S. Madden of Hardy is doing
quite lot of carpenter work on the
residence of D. C. Billingsley, a few
miles west of this place.
Mrs. R. L. Stephens recently re-
turned from Nashville and other
points in Tennessee, where she paid
relatives and friends a visit.
Rev. L. F. Taylor and wife have
been pounded" twice since moving
to town. They received many good
things from our generous people.
Oscar Murphy was in Davidson
township Saturday at the burial of
his grandfather, W. G. Murphy, a
well known citizen who died Fri
day.
An effort is being made to organ
ize a brass band at this place. We
hope the effort will succeed. A
good band adds much life to a
town.
p. B. Thompson of Evening Shade
was here one day this week doing
some work on the Sharp County
Telephone Co.'S property at this
place.
Walker Blaeg and Huzzie Wade
have each moved into their new
residences. Neither gentleman has
his property entirely completed yet,
however.
1t is the opinion Of our people
that we now have the best schoo
we have ever had in the town. AL
the teachers are giving the creates
satisfaction. '
The regular weekly prayer meet
ing will be started again at an earl!
date at the Methodist church. The
meeting will be held on Wednesday
night Of each week.
DR.. R. O. Smith, who left thi'
place few weeks ago and located
at Reyno, Randolph county, was
back a few days recently looking
after some business.
L. D. Phillips, one of the county''
most wide awake citizens, Is putting
in a sawmill plant on the creek JUS
south of town, and will soon b(
ready to cut lumber,
Arrangements are now being made
! for the annual fair to be held here
in the fall. 1t Is planned to have
much larger and better fair thar
was held here last year.
The Rural Telephone Go. has Or
dered a new switchboard, which
will be installed here as soon as re
ceived, This company bids fair t
do a good business here, judgint
from prospeors at present
Tom PEBBLES, son of E, V, Peeb-
les, Q prosperous citizen of Lebanon
township, returned to his home g
a few days ago on account of III
ness. He was attending school here
and we hope to see him back again
soon.
Since reading the last issue of the
Record we are firmly convinced
that our friend John W. Buchanan
of Lebanon township will be elected
assessor In the next primaries with
out much of a strugble, Those
Sharp County record., 1911-01-27
To Our Customers

That we appreciate your pa ronage, your loyalty your
s'eadas'ncss, fully as much as You appreciate the help We
nave at times been able to furnish YOU goes without saying
However, we want 10 take this public method Of thanking
you for past patronage and with full confidence that ihI
patronage viii continue pledge you our best endeayors In
the future as you have had them In The past.
wishing You an increased measure Of Happiness and
Prosperity Tor The year l0l we are
Sincerely yours
Sharp County record., 1911-01-27

Banle OF Cave city
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-12-28

yers the corporation lawyer, the
idealist, the man who supplements his
practice by other work such as that OF
insurance and real estate, and the
snitch and shyster. For every 200 men
of our country there is one attorney
or one to every 1000 population. Chi
cago has more lawyers than Germany,
and New York more than the total
number of France. Indeed, there is
too great a number to hold the stand
ard high.
Young man, if you have an ambi-
tion to become a lawyer do it, but not
unless you are willing to bear les bur
dens instead of prostituting it. 1t
would be well, | think, if teachers and
parents made study of their child
rens minds in the maturing period and
settled on the most suitable occupa-
tion. The lures of the legal profession
are tempting, but many are entering
the profession that are not fitted fo.
it. !"
In closing, Judge Lowell told a num-
ber of interesting stories of the pro-
fession.
After the lecture several delightful
piano selections were rendered by Mrs.
Burpee. Following this delicious
cafeteria luncheon and coffee was
served
Each visitor took home a handsome
souvenir program, which was beauti
fed with scenes from the Upper Val
lev
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1911-12-28
State University Gets Appropriation.

Judge Galloway of Marion county,
handed down an opinion in the circuit
court last Thursday afternoon, ruling
that the petitions of referendum were
void and unless he has failed to cor.
rectly interpret the law the State Uni.
versity will receive the sum of $500,
600, the sum appropriated at the last
| session of the state legislature.
ut is the opinion of this court that
judged by legal consideration alone,
the petition is void and ought not tC
stand because of the evident lack of &
sufficient number of genuine names OF
legal voters of the state to refer the
measure. said Judge Galloway.
And judged by the conscience Of
the court of equity, those seeking tC
maintain it are not in court with clear
hands, and ought not to be granted
their unusual request to purge the
petition of fraud for which they are
more or less responsible. The injunc-
ton will be made permanent, and it is
SO ordered.
The Glee Club students rejoiced here
Thursday evening on the receipt of the
news