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The Springdale news., 1912-10-11

and we zll jeff Risbing Uncle Joe many more happy birthdays. That one made him fiftYeighE
 Ne learned this morning that oaa of Bart SeaIs eo.s stuck q Ea.. ia his ere
 Sereral Of this vicinity are hay- Ing Their apples barreied iH the orchard this week
 Anna Holland. ~ho is going 70 school al Sloan Springs. vas home oa vislt Saturday and sunday.
 Dock N=z3s bz5g boy got his fac and exe hurt R5th slate @aiia 2. school last Fv.dag Y done accidentally while p.zx- 4ag
 az4 Literal and Ala Nalker hare both lad real Lad sore hands. bzss are amszs well Alta ea= her 1z.z and blood p0is8a came 4esf aeas setting ap and H5ll 1a5 some kiHz 8t Ezs.ag
 He were pleas ta Heet .He e3- -=9H aa1 a5e szI = Ag SH ! zs SzaGae and aas SOFT @e 11zsst eet e v.s5z &ith fHsza. aas sHe ag11 no, azseN 5t ou ae- aaat ot -4s .atenass at the hour.
 Aaat Sarah
The Springdale news., 1912-10-11
ELM SPRINGS

George Harmon a Hope. Ark R3.h caE load of bz.k apples ship Del by Dr Fergus
 Mrs. Ro5t. Clzytoz sas been sui feFlag severely for several 1ays from e4EbaHela oa Aer neck
 seFeral ezr loads . prairie hay shipped la aeee recently E -eiieT- .ag 70 soaze ex;ert h. sh3rtaee Of haI and forage V D Pearson an loaded sat yesterday
 Ten cars of green apples hare been saiPpea from EiH Springs 0the-s a,tll be loaded here this week l. Is exceedingly difficult - get refrigerator ears
 Mid" AbeFe romb5e @Ao las been l.S31g oyer near Johnson and Fay efteyille for several years has re gently uoyed 70 the Horton old place which he rented from C F Singleton
 D Hellsterr eff Saturday for Narshal!'oHsH. Ioaa xirA car load of bulk apples from his Wag- CT orchard This a tae first al tempt made by growers here 10 sell bulk apples ia sEe north
 Tae friends of Auat Kate Clay lon will be pleased 70 learn that she i2 feeling considerably stronger azI.h tAe e8Uiag # e99l #eat her ane abe fo assist sa the house york f1F ta- t.rs- t5aze in three 9z four yeaHs-
 as Br Fergus s 42 ts Rsg- szs &eHazs .gr fen 1a asit her Df Jm Fergus 4ie Care 2 9e@s Hao zz= been zszss3 zg sa-=sHas sazz.-f s5zze. aH husband s-a = Rsg- sss s.so 5a sEeiE 19lAe ta 0s- es5a Aak
 Fsaze- stsg e1 tae old aas5-r a3 E5rtlazEfst : at f5@a ietr home some weeks ago =..ts45ut telling 1s faa5is aere he aaz going | was ..aFr.es ten- 4a4= ago as a@ 9nssaes at Beatea..5.e and lHsaae He ll g- geEoEed 70 lie a.e Et1a Dlfal <@rfesz 1a
 F generally sa6e84d .Aas FL aes Holland aaz -K @4ie1 nearly avery Dar down .a f1ss pert ia the quality of apples grQ&u tnls year faes were Ia k@G l1 tGs orchard 8s araH+ T5esgl pss5H 1gFlHgda le ant The pefeea az 1f rllls aas sHes los VI Holland got exeell- eat results from 4psa4t2g -ais Year. ea1 lad apF.ez 5eeE Hsh Ee EQuld zaFe benefited arzeis IT. HaHe.a va
 D-. | z Summers returned home saeur3ay from feilTt1le. ark here ae 4ad been called . the =ezious Illness Of Ess mot Ter 1to died @'ef aesday Hrs 5ammeFs Ras lE her 87tn year and Lad resided in Marion County for sixf9 gears She visited Elm spriags feN years ago and those wf9 met her were i'm pressed with her spirited Christian character She vas bur- led a. the graveyard near the eoun- tFF church Of which she had been mem ber for fifty years
 Tecuraeah
The Springdale news., 1912-10-11

aew route best. 5ze. ~2s guard 2. the S. Louis and Portland ex- positions. and during rhe past few years has seen considerable of The world
 Dr Berry .s finishing hls office and Harris ( Co zse building . porch to their store. thus making some improvement . the a1siless part ot toen
 Miss Las5aa Re5man $ p9.nci- pa. Of the Gray. Okla, school re eeatiy consolidated Oklahoma sal 4-zes are tempting D ambitious Ark a1sas t.sr-rs Saezess to Miss Izzssna
 Hz--.s. Bzz.ez Lane zaa 5z2 r #azlsn haze 3s5ee@z 2 s=z-aal!ef aa4 VII aa prepared in taH ezts fg .hresh p-ezs 9eH rhe
 sog.4 II Ills t5oa esss ot Saz.zydal7z
 Y G#s5s z1 up tAe greAfez azr- 0f fee -lus for seEera daf7 fi-s Eaf ST Al ze4Tazzsa a11 zssrs Tfs ssae- poisoning sEse1 1sa e his finger 9s .S lms15f5s.z
 Water Stevens 4s.sss rom kg Okla rEzt sot-on . crzE n fzs t1a. sse.r deposits a=e sH- rezsl-g rom one . tEo tf31s- aza dollars EaY aHH sAa- looks i5.s -ae god o.z t.zsss a.e z945ag baeE 10 Oklahoma
 . 3. Jones has traded a.z a-op- erfg north O town to | [ Mob les. of D@.hzrt. Texas receiving U exchange farm in central Kan sas and some sheep and vendor : Len notes oa pFaae.s 51 Tzxas. The deai was made through tse H5a3syil3e Realty @ coaszse=a- ton, &Z9. .s39
 Several persons eaF- aett this gaEt of the country .ar California 3 recently. among ttam he follow iag Jess Smith TaoS ! Robber- son. Grover TroIings= John Gc- Loud and two others whose names ~e did not iearn. f3r Tn p@riat. Nal- 33e Phillips. - F-esu5 Eugere and I'm Phillips and Loszs Guthrie. 70 Bra aRley. aad Cleveland Clark 70 c9alinga Mat wrong eith arkaasas Ia. Y eaa 10. keep IS young people,
The Springdale news., 1912-10-11

towards BeHf0ntllle survey sz Tor t4s aeN ' k to be built 59rt1 a ta. ptaee
 Ae1 sfzG4.r af snriagtow .sa tsearse 5azr5s orH mill at
 a as moving tHe ma @z agzzsa
 Harris az fa moved over
 att. sprlugtoAn and
 1 this winter tszE s with him f'ia5 sztgsaf and family of 8e4: S2#ata 9E aEema. came up
 father and
 and Nf John Hart Mrs Iaaason received z2 from tHe Mutual sl ae aHgHaf of insurance ta Bs r husband before his i@at tz2 2eas@aaa
 Several people rom Gaze Springs &eAt to ile gaH sale al Healing .i1a 55 ada and to Uncle .stt-+t .tte "Wednesday town near E.M springs.
 Gaf lgHasoa ard wife were up .a5s sees sr5nl Wellington Gap in ' asta4ffefoa ouHfy visiting home t9lhs as4E maaed from here down There fe& weeks ago
 Bill ! Daniel Has taken up stray 49Fse hIs livery barn. He F 3ia horse about I5 F hands Algh. ahoat gr years old The o%He Bar Ho' ailed Tor the animal ia.
 TT
 Hugh Garreti q Healing Springs , no worked ia Bill Rozier's black smith shop at this place for few weeks. has bought the blacksmith shop at Healing Springs from James heene and is al work there now.
 John Penn.
The Springdale news., 1912-10-11
HfNEB~IIi

Mss R4a nan < the grade teaEHer he Dusatl ooi Fort Smlfa
 Mr. aaa M Bob L,aeh 4 tae parents of ba hoY borE 5atur- day, oet-
 Miss Aa5 H.E Ha5 returns from. Ft Gibson 0E where she aas been yislf.ag relatives
 B. r Igktsn ho was six for about f.7e o- \ weeks. has been back at his Pia as miller f5f N eral days.
 Mrs. Artle G1tafle has gons 10 Bragg. Okla, e eierk in the Nor ris Mercantile @. store n which Mr. Guthrie owns stoek
 Virgil Guthrie, uho lived south east of town. died last week of ty- phoid fever. leaving wife and child ren who have the sympathy of :he community.
 Jack Phillips E home on a months y!sit from Panama. where he holds responsible position On previous visits he has come via New York. bur this time he came via New Orleans, and likes the
The Springdale news., 1912-10-11
TON TITONN

1 good rain would be greatly ap- preciated all around here as the dust is getting almost uubeara ble again
 Word was received by Father BandIni from Rogers that the Ark ansas on Wheels train would Ike an exhibit from Tontietgn for ad- Yertising purposes. The articles to be al Rogers by the 15th of 0efo- Der Anyone wishing 10 send any
The Springdale news., 1912-10-11
the De supper 2. Cea.zz

the De supper 2. cea.z az.zs here
 Ed Pratt 2eaf 70 Pa Hs@ Mount Vernon. SaHdaE ess do .sE and RIiZ Zsegia Ds Can treatment thinks eN.. 5s- suFs z.s rheumatism.
 &rs George Iia4-ey aaf ..7t-- #=E- tle children of spE3agas4e. 4e.agE.. e--= week ago ta D. &itL aer H4.H.E Mrs Ella Hen9s51. taraag aer & hess. and Mir Ha.S+y ga#a-e rae. Sunday noraslg
 Mr and Mrs AHdx aa company this Heek T= aaa sa= Ter. H.fe and Httle -9a ;. aaz. ion. Texas. daugater Ms= sueEz Brown. husband and HtfIe aalsEzses are a5so expected iH for s.a 5af= visit
 Monday morning. O = death angel eanEe to tae H+a4f#1 nome and called away tae dearly beloved mother. Mrs Fla Hsa4x The remains NilI b@ .H,ere1 . Pa ae.s Chapel today eTaazssa II o'clock
 The pie supper Wedaes.4a a-sat. October 7. "as large attended Mss Hester =ehasteeH at T3s.Ee Corner won the pretty gs=4s axe Proceeds for cake and as-s am5-t4.- ed s1Il6 and VII be ese4 t9- .4=- chasing ne~ stove
 Providence is the rea asss fo. ha4iag p5e.sQppefs pie slpper Saturday tgAt eeeds aIsounted to pies eng brought }saa pretty girls cake brogg i Miss Williams of Garfield z8= me aae
 Nr Gray is expe 1eX,er of Wager 5a- look at his farm 3ff Pa5-t5.E eonteMp plates bu:5ug s vicinity . he aaa masa 8ea a1 Hiil 6e very glad 10 come = our midst q8a5ate1 already
 4aH ar.s
The Springdale news., 1912-10-11
THORNSREI.RY

Some more dry. dusty weather.
 Miss Myrf seIyers Of Rogers is visiting at Henry Holland
 The neighboTs gaze Joe Smiley q birthday dinner Sunday, there being about sixty present and lots more dinner than pas eaten All seemed to have an enjoyable time,
The Springdale news., 1912-10-11
Eat Al Want . Now. No Moro Gas on Ire storaaeh CT Sour stora aeh. No kore Heavy Feeling After
 Meals CT C1r.,fpstlon.

70 -a.fe- whzs sa1 "a tried without getting rszses JUST TRY simple buck thorn bark, glyce-.-se. etc. as compounded in ADLEg-IEA Yo4 will be surprised a ne QUICK res-lts and you will be gl1arced against zc2ea4lcIiis. The VERY FIRST DOSE ge-l rep you and short trsz t-1sat with ADLER-I-KA will make .es fee3 better ttar you have for years.
 This HeE German appendicitis remedy a-tiser z@s Inc stomach and bowels ard draws 1T al impurities. A SINGLE DOSE re4sves gas cu the stomach. sour stomach eeEsti patton nausea or heavy feeling after eating almost AT ONCE 4 short treatment often cures an ordinary case q aFpend4 HIS
 For Saze by N C Ownbey. the house where quality k always con sidereti fii@t.
The Springdale news., 1912-10-11

All you who have torpid liver, weak digestion or constipated bow els look out for ehills. The season ls here and the air is full of the disease germs The best thing to do IS to get your liver in good condi- ton and purify the stomach and bowels HERBINE Is the right rem edy. | answers the purpose com pietely Price 5oe Sold by W. c.
The Springdale news., 1912-10-11

The past week "A been Izlz z-- the weather bas ben iteal zsr ne fruit s 5tE4Es MO sFe ga1e l5
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-07-26
JoinGLtd News

The annual meeting Of rhr Pumj
uN' BapuSts al Mt IiWcb last sat
urdtv nd Sunday attracted .ur
u'''. 'rE' '"N'mhliEr and o' o1u'
o'F was ''''n''' Ny D 1iI'''' ol
VISITOR" 'ro'I I'h''''
MRS W T. Drew and children o'
Gainesville and Mrs q 2 Wua.
hoVnI and children Of Lake JN
arrived ~ Pmrtll Monday mJ wl
5p'od several DAYS with lhr 3o0ns
parents Mr and MRS Edwards
DR. aud M, g G. ItarjIr J..
rompamrd by G y IimdIc Miss
Hodges and p.hr friends Bu'
down rom lian1 Ga 5mdl. u
automobiles tnd after brief stop
on 'Il' route IT GD''lF Lake op"u5.
came n'r' ana we've guests o. Mr.
ma "'* " J. crawford j' ''-
l''''il''r % lh' o'Y Il'y f".'l'o
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-07-26
DF9v. c. VI. White to Be
Here 2qth ana S0th

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Monday and Uesdiy ygfh and
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'D''''1'' ' ana members pl
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as all others .nta-n.i,J , c..
day School work Rr, Wl,,
is . lhor1uynv nfnrn,t MAN.
on SUNDAY 2ohool. and e,u,3,,.
School work and an mlora.l,,,.
and enthusiastic sna,L,r VIVA
foIlovlnp .pnra,t. will ho a,..
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The enterprise-recorder., 1912-07-26
Council Proceedings.
Madison, Fla. July ,. 1912

Madison, Fla" July : l9l@
Council met IN regular session
Present Il, I. 1aSSelI' d ID.
Yates ana L. a. / ts'elSn. treS'
ident. Minutes OF last o'ee'og
were read ana approved
Mr. y" D. stewart ana "' h.
E. RagahS appeared oer''' me
Council asking J'' 'o'',. 30
give persons engaging +" ...a
marke' business an" 7''''E 0'a
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wagons peoo'IUe 9''''
u W'9 l'ioN90 a''u ~'L l'so ..''.
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The enterprise-recorder., 1912-07-26


Mr. Editor.
upon p''""'''E ,I'' ,o'0'I"5 ''
your paper recently T'oo o. d
lawyers. ASSOCIATION 1o'o DC 3l '.'
instance OF lhe lave YAK par 10
recommend some lawyer 'o' '"7
bench Dear readers. 40 ''"
tbnh the lawyers 'o''' ,'''I''
Ve''' 10 '''II w r.. Wv '''.' ~ ,,l..
the honorable Governor OF p,or'
da for q lawyer 10 l'Re e. lo' IuoRe'
ship OF our lllcuIl. Inc P.l''0e
citizenship or II'," Dig 1''cu'' o'@ =
seen a great dea' III I'' o'' u
justice. ,..
Notice Us oial .e'Iu'e' '''''
the rule Of tbc convention wa"
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-07-26

Miss Katie Broome, Of Live Oak, ana
little Miss Marvine Walker, of Perry speA'
the weekend in this city, the guests ol
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ Taylor with W M'
Taylor and family went by automoDIe 10
Sowannee Springs and spent Sunday
most delightfully."-.
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-07-26
LOVett News.

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vices a..r, l,r,s., ,.,anJad ,,i, ,nj
ID SCENE, d. r. ,,nrn nao5 ..,.
derived rbaraf,,v
MIR s n wil.,r ,bo :.
.a3chng os,r sb,dy cr,,o .,..
tied his n,,aot. bora s,n,r5,,,
and Sunday .,n,rn,o, ~, n,.
school synj,v ,,gbt
IlrIa Mis-. U,ba M R.ool.s .r,.
turned f9 n., n,mo m m,bs,,
las. week after .nondioo
while Very ,la,.,oth o5n, ,ar
grand mother wm g.
Brook.
Mr. w y cr, .I.,t,d l,,,,
folks i'm m4di.on s,r,d,,
Mr. p,. mn,r,u ,r m,a..,,
vasir ro.atr0a.t S,bu.d,y
M,ss,. Christine md Fl.y
ways ,rA.b,,rle v.,tod rh.,.
sister Mr.. William voy. n.t
weak and f,,r, IN tho ,-n,,.,.l,d
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-07-26

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-08
ELECT OFFICERS AT
RED MEN MEETING

The semi-annual election of officers,
the comforting of the adoption degree
upon one candidate and the reinstate-
ment of another member, featured the
meeting of the Hokendauqua tribe
of Red Men last evening.
William Fisher was elected to the Of
fee of Sachem; Harry Williams, Pro
phet; Carl Miller. Senior Sycamore;
and Earl Martin, Junior Sycamore.
The representatives to the Great Cou-
ell will be James Howarth, Clifford
Hawarth. Carl Baker. Harry Lewis.
Charles Potter. Ora Harren. Henry
Shepperd and Irwin Daley Alfred Ba-
Wis was elected trustee for six months
and Bruce kenney was chosen trustee
for eighteen months. Carl Miller was
elected captain of the degree team.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-08
WOMAN MEMBER ON SCHOOL BOARD


a
standing city brought about the efficiency
school Of the biggest assets have
of in
acknowledge capable business credit her with
with Such being the doubt the schools would receive the
would allow
Board Influenced whms enthusiastic
politics school system The
already high standard
established b. The
nd past schooIbo JONES.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-08

Dr. Grosvenor: "The person having
the biggest pull will get it. Good morn.
ing
Byram Robbins: 81 should be in ia.
board for one reason because the
board has the practical supervision OF
so many girls and this makes ii almost
necessary for a woman to be included
There are many things which a woman
is peculiarly fitted to look after and
pointed. There could be no better Sc
lection"
Jessie Weichman: Il am heartily in
favor of woman on the Board and re
gard Miss Hill as an admirable selec
ton
H. r. Robinson: "If any woman is
selected | would be in favor of Miss
Hill as she is a practical business
woman and is in every way qualified
1 am for Miss Hill"
W. P. Robinson: Miss Hill is ad
mirably fitted for the position. should
be glad to see a woman on the board
because women have the care of chill
dren and understand their needs bet
ter than men. Men look more to the
business side although Miss Hill is al
so a practical business woman"
J. A. Conkey: Il should like to set
Miss Hill on the board"
Among others quoted in favor o.
Miss Hills appointment are Professor
E P Trueblood and Elbert Russell o
Earlham. James NJ. Judson, W. H. Mid
dleton, Clayton Hunt, Atwood Jenkins
Wilfred Jessup.
James A Carr: II am very much il
favor of the appointment of a woman
on the school board and regard Mis-,
Hill as the woman most fitted for tn,
position"
Edgar Hiatt: 81 am for Miss Hill TO
anything she wants
John H. Nicholson: Il am for Mis-
Hill. do not know that | would thinl
ii advisable to appoint any woman bu
l do think it would be to appoint Mis-
Hill Miss Hill has had splendid bus
mess training and as there is mucl
executive business to look after Mis-
Hills appointment could not be in
proved on
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-08
LIGHT FROST LAST
NIGHT DOES DAMAGE

A light frost, a very unusual vista
tion in this locality at this time of the
year. killed practically all the tomato
and some of the irish potato vines last
night The frost did not injure many
other crops, although it had an effect
on the growing corn in the lowlands
The effects of the frost were mater.
Tally lessened by the extreme dry con.
dition of the air, which made it pos
sible for the heavy frost to fall with
out affecting the growing crops.
Strawberries are very slow in com
ing to a head this year. and the frost
did not injure them because of this
lateness in maturing. The fruit trees
were not injured by reason of the dry
condition of the air.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-08

w. K. Bradbury: II would like to
see a woman put on the school board.
Miss Hill has had business experience
and 1 would be glad to see a woman
on the board on general grounds.
think the women of the city are fully
justified in urging Miss Hills elec,
ton
Rev. J. S. Lightbourn: Il think it a
very good idea to have a woman on
the school board A competent woman
like Miss Hill, would be decided help
and l know of none better. I think this
movement most commendatory"
w. d. Foulke: Il am quite in favor
of appointing absolutely the best per
son on the school board totally with
an should have an equal opportunity
for filing that place. l have always
been for the political equality Of WON
en- and think they should have the
franchise. If there were three good
women who would be better than three
men l would be in favor of having al
the members of the school board
women. But if the men were the best
| should want to see them appointed
Miss Hill and Mr.. Jordan are both
such admirable selections that it would
be hard to choose between them but
know of no one who would better fill
the position than Miss Hill Mrs
Foulke who has long advocated WON
an on the board is in favor of Miss
HILL
Abner Hahn: II would like to sex
women generally represented especial
ly on the school board. Miss Hill is the
woman for the place"
Webb Pyle: Il am very much in ia
vor of a woman on the school boart
and expect to talk with the council
man in our ward advocating such al
appointment"
Everett Lemon: 81 am heartily il
favor of Miss Hill on the school board
There is no one better qualified"
Erie Reynolds: Il am certainly TO
Miss Hill. l would like to see thre'
women on the board
John Shroyer: Il am in favor o
Miss Hill or for any woman who cal
acceptably fill the Office"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-08
CHARL JORDAN W|THDRAWS ASCAND|OATE
FOR SCHOOL BOARD IN FAVOR Of MISS HILL

The schoolboard question seems to
be practically settled by the action of
Mr.. Charles Jordan who called up Miss
Sarah Hill late yesterday afternoon
and announced that he was not a can
didate for the school board. Mr.. Jor-
dan made this statement public today:
Eyes, l am not a candidate for the
school board. In fact never have been
one. l had merely said that if 1 were
elected 1 would serve. This question
was put to me by several councilmen
and I said that I would accept the
place. When I learned that Miss Hill
was a candidate and that the women
of the city were desirous of having a
woman on the school board remarked
at once to my wife that l had no de-
sire to interfere. So yesterday after.
noon called up Miss Hill and told her
so.
Clears Situation.
This leaves Mr. Nusbaum and Miss
Hill the only candidates for the two
places. In view of the unanimity with
which the public has rallied to the sup
port of Miss Hill it is likely that Mr.
Nusbaum will go in on his record and
no other candidates will permit theil
| names to be used. In an effort to as
certain what the sentiment is a large
number of representative men and
women were called this morning by
the Palladium. In no case was anyone
not heartily in favor of Miss Hill re
gardless of her sex. These are typica
expressions:
What They Said.
Ben Bartel: Il am perfectly in favor
of having Miss Hill on the Schoo
Board
Henry Gennett: Il do not oppose
the woman feature in the school board
matter. do not know of anyone who
| would fill the place to better advan
tage than Miss Hill, who has always
been a practical business woman"
B. B. Johnson: Il have not giver
the matter much thought, but no doub
a woman can settle certain phases o
matters which come up before schoo
boards better than men. Miss Hill is
very capable woman. AS good as yo,
would get. She has fine business capa
city and 1 would be very we'll pleased
to see her on the board
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-08
SUIT ON ACCOUNT

Suit on account was filed in the
Wayne circuit court this morning by
the Standard Distilling company YER
sus George NJ. Brncker and Edward
Morel. The plaintiff alleges he sold
Brucker a quantity of liquor for which
he was not paid Since the sale Bruck-
er has transferred his license TO Merel.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-08
FALLS FROM WHEEL:
BREAKS HIS HIP

John Sebastin, 124 South Fourth
street was the victim of peculiar ac-
cident this morning While riding a
bicycle on South Eighth street about
$50 O'Clock. the pedal of the bicycle
caught the cuff of his trousers and
threw him to the ground.
He was carried into nearby resi-
dence and a physician was called, who
upon examination declared that Sc.
bastin has sustained a broken hip. He
was taken TO the hospital.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-08
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS
CNational News Association)

National News Associationl
WASHINGTON. June s. Three
heavy earthquake shocks were re-
corded early today on the seismo-
graph in Georgetown University fol-
lowing a series of disturbances which
have continued for the past "a hours
The first heavy shock came at 2:16
a m and lasted for several minutes.
The second was recorded at 2:55 and
laster until 3:0S. The third began at
400 and was heaviest at 4:1S- The
shocks presumably originated about
e.400 miles from here. probably as a
result of the Alaska volcanic disturb
ances.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-06-08
SAME OLD CAUSE

Sparks from defective flue caused
q small roof fire at the home of C. T.
Munson, 241 Pearl street, this morn
ing. The fire department was called
and soon extinguished the blaze. The
loss was slight