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TRUSTEES REPORT.
Expenditures and tax levies for

Expenditures and tax levies for the
year 1916:
The trustee of Dalton township,
Wayne County, proposes for the year
ly expenditures and tax levies by the
Advisory Board at it's annual meeting,
to be held at the trustees office on
the 18th day Of Sept. 1915. commencing
at 2 o'clock, p. M, the following esti-
mates and amounts for said year:
l. Township expenditures, $1003.S3,
and township tax, 25 cents on the hun
dred dollars.
2. Local tuition expenditures,
S1606.12, and tax, 40 cents on the hun
, dred dollars.
8 Special school tax expenditures,
$2208.31, and tax, IS cents on the hun
bred dollars
4. Road tax expenditures, $1003 50,
and tax, 25 cents on the hundred dol
lars.
5. Additional road tax expenditures,
$401,52, and tax, 10 cents on the hun
lred dollars.
s. School house bond fund eXpendi-
ures, s1oO3 IS, and tax, 25 cents on
he hundred dollars.
8. Ditch fund expenditures, $1003S3
md tax, % cents on the hundred dol
lars.
Total expenditures $S231.2S, and
total tax, 2O5 cents on the hundred
dollars:
The taxables of the above township
are a. follows:
Total valuation of lands and
improvements $3O7 $50
Total valuation Of personal
property Observation-Disclosures. 93,170
Valuation of railroads, express
companies. palace car COM
panies, telegraph lines, tele-
phone lines, etc, etc, (esti-
mated from last years tax
duplicate) ........... 26,496
427,536
mount of credit on account
OF mortgage exemption go. 26,010
Net taxable property of
township Observation-Disclosures O1 1926
Number of polls, IS.
Signed ALEX ABBOTT, Trustee
Dated August 3, 1915.
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3HERlFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE

3HERIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE
BY virtue of a certified copy of a
lecree to me directed from the clerk
)f the Wayne circuit court of Wayne
county, Indiana L will expose at pub
lie sale, to the highest bidder, at the
court house door, in the city of Rich
mond. Wayne county, Indiana, on Sat
trday, the 21st day of August, 1915,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m
and O'Clock p. m. on said day the
following described real estate situated
in Wayne county, in the state of
Indiana, toWit:
Part of the southeast quarter of
Section twenty-eight (2S) Township
fourteen 14 Range one "a West
and bounded as follows, to-wit: Be
ginning at point in the line dividing
said quarter, running east and west,
which was formerly Nathan Morgan's
south line, where said line crosses the
center of the Richmond and Middle
boro turnpike, and which point is at
Or near the south line Of the north
half of the southeast quarter of said
section twenty-eight (2S: running
thence north, forty-one and one-half
(41a) degrees east, twenty-five and
nine tenths (25.9) rods to a marked
stone in the center of said turnpike,
thence north, fifty-four (54) degrees
west, thirteen and one-half $50
rods. more or less, to the east line
Of land formerly owned by John
Wright, which is near the middle fork
of Whitewater river; thence south
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FOR RENT

FOR Rents room flat, 5th and S.
SITS, electrh, lights and bath. See
A. W. Gregg. Phone 1897. 26-eod-tf
FOR RENT-SSOO for 8 rooms up
stairs. has gas, water and electric
lights. 511 North D. Phone 2477.
24-tue-thur-sat-tf
FOR RENT-3 room house 634 S. 9Th
St SGT
FOR RENT-Second and third floor
front over 913 Main; also garage
space by the month in rear. 3-3t
FOR RENT-3 rooms down stairs,
water, light, gas. 30i n. 21st st. SIT
FOR RENT-3 room house. Call 44l
S. Sth st. 2-2t
FOR RENT-ModeTn 6 room house
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and repair, screen doors and win
lows made and repaired Repairs of all
kinds. Called for and delivered.
Brown Darnell Co. Phone 1886.
WANTED-Fly screens to make, lawn
mowers, saws, shears, knives sharp
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carpet sweepers and everything to re-
pair. Calle% for and delivered free.
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Correspondence solicited. Wayne
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FOR RENT rooms. u double frame,
modern central. No. 327 North Sth.
W. J. Hiatt, Room 9 Kelly Bldg. Phone
1641. 21-eod-6t
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Ito Be Continued

Canada will spend $7S5, 900 this year
for maintenance of experimental
farms
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-3 downstairs furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. 500
n. 18th ST est
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WANTED-2 unfinished rooms, near
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besides drink that man may give
up
He started to speak again, then
seeing her pick up book as if to end
the discussion, he went quietly from
the room.
To Be Continued
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FOR SALE-Cheap, plain piano and
some furniture. Family leaving
city. Call 10 n. 9TH ST. Sit
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FOR Rents room house, bath, good
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FOR RENT-515 n. 18th st. INQUIRE
DR.. Kinsey SLIT
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FOR SALE-One new auto tire, 34x4.
one tube 34x4, at bargain. Ad-
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to Palladium or Phone 5131-D. Re-
ward. 3-3t
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FOR SALE-Surrey. POI S. 9th. g.
FOR SALE

One practically new Excelsior twin
cylinder motorcycle. Can be bought
cheap if taken at once Address Mo-
torcycle, care Palladium.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-This is real bargain for
quick sale, Flanders runabout, Al
condition. Address Box 1874, Green's
fork, Ind. 31-eod-3t
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FOR RENT-515 n. 18th st. Inquire
DR.. Kinsey. SLIT
FOR RENT-New house, rooms. SIG
N. 22nd St, s12 per month. SOFT
FOR SALE-Roadster at bargain.
Roadster, care Palladium 3O-4t
FOR RENT rooms, light housekeep-
ing, downstairs. "a n 18th ST. 29-7t
FOR RENT-6 room house, good barn.
Call 222 N. 18th or 1913 Main. 3-tf
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rooms. Al FIT. Wayne ave. est
FOR RENT room house, SO John
st. Will rent to colored people.
Phone 1914. 3O-tf
FOR RENT-Ground floor storage,
1907 Main. LOST
FOR RENT-Apartment IN Wayne
building. Aug. 1. Louck & Hill.
Phone 1412. 14-tf
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235 N. 21st-s15. Call 103 n. 18th
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FOR SALE-Saxon car. Basement
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FOR RENT-New house, rooms. SIG
N. 22nd St, $12 per month. SOFT
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03
HERALDS TEMPT
FATE ONCE MORE

Lancaster Msiieab fes stake their
title OF champions of New York
state on the outcome OF the Herald
encounter at Packard park Sunday.
With a goal line which has been
sullied but twice In three years. and
a record of nor having gulped down
the bitter pill Of defeat in that
length of time, the Empire state
champs cross arms and legs with
the Marshall troupe It's next time
ont.
The Lancaster lunch has rolled
up an average OF so points on its
four opponents so far this year. and
hence will not lack condition when
It collides with the Heralds.
The game will AFFORD an opportun-
ity of testing out eastern style OF
football against western, when the
New Workers. come here.
Anyway there Is bound to be some
football Mt Packard Park Sunday.
for the Heralds are out to do re
turn stunt" after the whipping by
Evanston. There need be no blush
Of shame mantle the athletic cheeks
OF the Heralds for this trimming, be.
cause 1t was the second in three
years and the first since the Mar.
shall bunch adopted Packard park as
its Fairgrounds.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03
iowa WILL
LEAD FIGHT
Assault on Summer
Baseball Rule is
Planned

CHICAGO. Nov. Sign are in
the air for a big fight against the
summer baseball rules when the
powers that be In western college
athletics get together. Reports
from Iowa say that il nobody else
starts It. the Hawkeye representa-
lives TO the next conference will
start the ball rolling up organized
opposition TO the present rule.
Disqualification Of Captain Lorin
Scion, at Minneapolis. and the world
Of gossip regarding how other mid
dlewest stars spent their summers
has brought up the matter TO a head.
Everyone out this way admits TO
himself, II not openly. that there
would be other fen in the net IL II
had been drawn more tightly.
There Is every indication, Of
course, that strong opposition will
meet any suggestion that the sum-
iner baseball rule be changed, Just
as has always been the case. But
this year. according to the coaches
OF several conference teams that
have played here this fall. the fight
to kill the rule will be more vigor-
ously and more openly waged than
ever before.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03
|Y0ST WILL
/ TURN LOOSE
Spectacular Attack Is
Promised For
Saturday

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Nov. :.-"If
Stagg rallied his Maroons and beat
Wisconsin with the team he sports
this year. Yost can stage a come
hack with the added strength of
Smith and Reimann In the lineup,
and sweep Cornell into the Huron
river" That's a bit OF argument
heard on the campus this morning.
and II seemed to prove popular.
Cornell. however. Is accepted as a
certain victor here. Very little
Michigan money 10 In sight and
most Of the fans want such large
odds that Cornell money is natural
ly a bit timid. The betting prom
ises to be very light on that &C.
count. for Cornell seems to fear q
Yostc omeback more than Michigan
believes 1t will happen.
There is one bit Of campus dope.
however. that promises TO work
out rather we'll. The longer Pat
Smith can stick In the game. tho
better Michigan's chances will be.
There is doubt regarding his condi-
ton. but II 10 sure thing that he
can DO wonders for both the attack
and defense while In there.
Yost has been criticized for using
Smith Saturday while Coach Sharpe,
OF Cornell, was in the crowd, thus
tipping Sharpe of TO his young
star. r Is now believed that Yost
was willing to tip Sharpe on In or.
der to use Smith next Saturday to
mask some Of Catlett's and Maui.
bestch's work. and II may work out
that way. particularly II Smith IL
Serked and sent back occasionally.
pat" Is not only an offensive
player Of the smashing type. but he
IL also a defensive OF the highest
grade. He lights Just as hard when
the other team has the ball as when
he 10 helping his team mates ad-
vance II. Smith has always eecn
regarded az a remarkable fullback.
one who lifts his knees high. and
runs low. who smashes and pulls.
Hdhiuk Euius tuTOuSu Tic sultilsSl
kind Of holes. but II was not until
the second half Of the Syracuse
game. when he was given a chance
after hope was gone, that he showed
the real elias sof his defensive
work.
Michigan win open up Saturday.
Rhoem. Catlett, and Smith are. fine
pigskin hurlers. and Staatz and
Dunno are very good receivers.
Knowing that unless the line braces,
the backneld will be unable to get
started for line plunging aiAack.
Yost has prepared an assortment
OF long passes and short ones to
keep the defence scattered and thus
further help the line. That Michi-
gan has some new plays Is known
to all. but the exact nature of them
is being held up, and Yost has
promised to open up rs he never
has opened up before.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03
.RESTA SETS
new RECORD
So Did Bob Burman,
But it Can't Be
Counted

NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-There was
much talk Of which drivers would
win tie l00-mile automobile speed
championship for the year before
the race, but when II was all over.
that Engiish-Italian. nrio Resta.
chugged in ahead of the field a.
usual and SET new American rec
ord Of 1858 miles per mile for the
century grind. The world record,
esta blished at the Brooklands track
In England. still stands by less than
half . minute for the whole route.
II Rcsta had kept out OF this race.
Bob Burman. in his Bitten Benz.
would have established a new Amer
lean record. He was second and
his time was 5s:33.95. an average Of
1924 miles an hour. and the old
American record, established by
Resta at Chicago this summer. was
1854. Rickenbacher finished third
With the comparatively slow aver
age of 9s.3 miles al hour. None OF
the other cars finished.
DePalma was out with broken
connecting rod. but was fixed up in
time TO beat Burman In a match
race. He averaged 11.9 miles per
hour :or two laps at Sheepshead in
this race.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03
III

Who can hold, him even, and by his
marvellous work with the cue he 10
able to earn a good living for him.
self and eight children.
"A dog Would die without his foro
feet end an elephant without his
trunk. but man has brains and
really doesn't need his hands" says
the handless wonder.
He says he doesn't miss his
hands, because he can do anything
the other fellows do, except play
the piano and always did prefer
the Jews harp.
Sutton takes his condition good
naturedly. When asked how 1t all
happened he says: "Oh, times were
dull and l had to lay of a couple
of hands"
The truth is that when he was a
farmer boy of years. he became
curious at a saw mill. He is 40 now
and has made his way In the world
through sheer pluck and determine
ton. He even shaves himself when
he goes home at night and can get
out. his key and open the door with.
out help.
There Is not q shot In billiards
this cue wonder cannot make. He
Is on a tour of the country, taking
on all corners and giving exhibit
tons.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03
KEYSTONES READY
FOR BASKET BALL

The Keystone club basketball
team Las organizec and will open
It's season Nov % Keystones will
have CHUCK Parker. oi the Uni
yersity Of Detroit. AZ left forward;
L. Kuhze. OF the Apaches, righi
forward: while r. Wagner, OF the
X. OF l.. club. will handle the pivot
position. W.. Shorthand, star guard
Of the Baptist Juniors. will play at
left guard and +. Martindale, Of
Johns will BE- at right guard. Key.
stones have several other stars out
for the team.
The keystones expect to win the
junior basketbsli championship OF
Detroit. The team win hold an i'm.
i portant meeting at No. 307 Peter
Smith building. Friday evening at
7:3C O'Clock.
Any 1s-yearoId team desiring
games please call Walnut 7s0w: or
Address r. Wagner, No. IS Nary
land-aye.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03

He weighs les pounds. He played
an end on the freshman team last
year. but was switched to halfback
on the varsity this fall.
n. snydsr-Of ithaca, NY. sub
stitutc left guard. Has played three
years o nthe varsity squad.
c. Tilley-Of Upperville. N. Y, a
Junior. Played right guard on the
varsity last year. Weighs lSs
pounds. Plays right end substitute.
2. p. fSehIiehter--Yonkers, n. Y,
a senior. Weighs $50 pounds. Sub.
stitute right half for the=hst two
years on the varsity ry-~>. /,
Mtlrsy NJ sheiton-Duhkirk.f n.
", senior. Left end on the var
sity. Played on his freshman team
three years ago. Has played the
position on the varsity for the last
two years, and is one of the best
ends turned out here in decade.
Weighs ITO pounds.
r. WsiIes--Norwich, Conn. a
senior. Weighs 1855 pounds. Sub
stitute left tackle on the varsity HIS
first year. Rowed On the varsity
crew.
n. J. zander-Of Chicago, a
junior. Weighs 1s5 pounds. He is
playing bis first year on the varsity
team rs sub right end. He played
on the second team last year.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03
SCHANTZ HEADS
DRIVING CLUB

A. A. schantz. clubman. sports.
man aud business man Of prom
inence. IL the new president Of the
Detroit Driving club. This 10 the
eecond time Mr.. schants has been
prominent in the sporting news tsis
year He Is one Of the builders Of
the Miss Detroit the speed boat
that brought the Gold Challenge cup
to Detroit this year, and which will
cause The national motor boat races
to be held here next year. The 9th.
er officials chosen by tho driving
club are: Thomas z. Newton, hrst
vicepresident; John Endicott, sec
ond vice-pres;dent: Frank Filler.
secretary-treaseur and Fred Pos
tai. Frank n. Dousail. w. J. Burton,
George w. Dickinson and Oliver
Gardner. memters of the board.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03
Hero of 81 KnOckOuts
Makes Big Offer to
Champion

Henry Dletzer. manager OF George
CLANCY. has offered Johnny XII.
Jhane $500 to box Clancy rs or 90
rounds at Baltimore. and will post
forfeit OF $1,000. which will 20 as
side-bet that CLANCY can defeat
the champion.
CLANCY IL an awkward little ras-
cal who fights with his right hand
and foot forward. but Is game and
fast and hits a terrific punch.
Clancy II without doubt the best
If the boys. not counting the cham.
pion, who can really make 122
pounds.
He r. built close to the ground.
He has the shoulders and arms Of a
wrestler. His left hand, the one
with which he deals out the sleep
potion. Is a6normally developed, be-
ing much larger than his right.
Chaney's record shows how dead
ly IL his punch. lie has had So
bouts. Ten were nodecision az.
fairs. OF the remaining IS he scored
knockouts In 81.
At one time Clancy scored
knockouts In six consecutive Nights.
Twice he has scored FIVE consecu.
tive knockouts.
More than half Of Chaney's
knockouts have been scored IN FIVE
rounds or less. lie scored six In
one round. four In two. seven IN
three, eight In four. and four in
FIVE.
CLANCY IL a better hitter than the
champion himself. Ills last hRAt
was q oueround knockout victory
over Jack White.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03
MILFORD SAYS
HE'S HARD
LUCK CHAMP

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Ralph Null
ford has taken Ralph De Palma's
aonors as "the hardest luck driver"
Five times yesterday. drivink ike .
nend. he was within striking die
lance Of first place In Hardness cup
race only to hear the pop-pop of m.
other tire blown out. The first time
II happened, ne was leading.
To crown the afternoon. when. by
the hardest kind OF driving, he had
stuck in second place. his engine
brown down when he had only eight
miles more to 90 to get second mon.
ey.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03
Hard-Hitting CLANCY has
Something for J. Kilbane
HERE'S ANOTHER FOE
FOR FREDDIE WELSH

Harold Janvrin.. substitute In
fielder for the Red Sox. ranks as
me Of the best dancers In New
England.
He learned how to dance dur
ing his high school days, Is a
graceful youngster. ana constant
~-actiee since then has caused
his admirers TO say that Castle
hasn't any husky edge" OF Jan.
win when 1t comes to terpsicho.
ran skill.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03
JENNINGS SOON
TO SEEK A CAMP
SITE FOR SPRING

Hughey Jennings will be In De
troit this week for short confer
cnce with +. J. Navin. president Of
the Tigers. and will then leave for
Q tour Of the south In search Of
training quarters for the team next
spring. A Texas city probably will
be selected. for Hughey is strong
for Texas climate. He will insist
On . good hotel. however. and Is not
likely to be satisfied with burg
that has no golf course.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03
PETER SCOTT
WINS ANOTHER

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. BY
winning the $4,000 stake at the ex-
position meeting yesterday, Peter
Scott hoisted his winnings for the
season to more ~than 10000. MUIR
ply, who is campaigning Peter
Scott OH the coast, got half OF the
stake for winning. Hal Boy return
ed to his old coast form and won the
2:12 pace, worth $1,000.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03
Eddie Summers is
Chief of Police Now

LADOGA, Ind. Nov. eddie
Summers. former Tiger pitcher. was
elected town marshall here yester-
day. THIS village has been Sum-
mer's home for a number Of years.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03

ATLANTA. Ca, Nov. 3.--The At
Iants baseball franchise yesterday
was sold to Charlie Frank. vice
president Of the Southern league:
Asa q. Gambler, aud other Atlanta
capitalists, for 13S,500.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03

THIS rs WILSON. captain of
i the Yale football team, who
took things into his own hands
and after clashing with the head
coach, called In Tom Shevlin to
pull the Blue out Of the depths.
He Is supposed to be q quarter.
back, but WIN play a half. now
that Van Osrand has been made
eligible.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03
Willard Signs For 20 Rounds
In New Orleans During March

NEW ORLEANS Nov Jess willard Yesterday signed articles
Dominick Toorch
late February early March, with he
Willard
Cofey 8 guaranteed $4,000
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03
Tuesday Scores.

Columbia. IS: Stevens. 8.
New oYrk IT,. 49, BucknelI, 3.
Georgetown. 80; Fordham, z.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03
ea Wisconsin Can Beat Cornell" Ann Abors Ray Of Hope

THIS Is NOSES. who win lead
Yale out of the wilderness.
His name In Tom Shevlin, he IL an
old-time star and coach. and he
invented, the old shift play that
made Yale famous some years ago
The Detroit times., 1915-11-03

~ oo61D pssanosmsst Of schedules have stven eastern
fc1ion aacS bid day this season. Next SATURDAY
1n ~ ~ sooGlieAt with the ano
uc1h- Woshlnytsn and jefferson games and the follow
z cSx I'M - supreme Minnesota and Chicago ano
X Isce sngnsed IN uDtanging the occidents weiroes'
s Aren't altogether blame. for Yale and Prince
49, 0aknday and Il Is very strange season ihdeeu
2 49, q DIVIDE interest with that historic mnghng OF
NJ the buldog toothleess this year, and uness
Z very unexpected mauling next Saturday Al New
- little httpnon paid to the annual classic just
s viil az a. Sugs and they probably will be right
"a belisvs that Yale VIII another defeat SATURDAY
nrcne = notable but the providence
% have tho Indian sign Yale and for two weeks mas
a $50 game Two Syracuse had a
lfh the Rhode islanders sneaked out victory BY
chdovn ana last Saturday the Brownies tore into Yer
"a count Brown of those sensational coioreo
foturinx this eastern entry being dusky
I'D nape of Pollard who originally halls from Chicago S9
~ and Jeff demonstrated that little spectacular open Held
vim ~ the bugs and they probably will be right
~ ~ New Haven Is worth small bet