The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 12

THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR A 'T MONDAY NOVEMBER 18 T912 grapery Sale If you attended the drapery sale at Badger it 's because you have not seen the ad or else yon do not heed the articles Hun dreds of pairs of Lace Curtains are being sold at less than 14 their values Every morning something new is brought forward This morning we offer a fresh lot of Arabian and Cable Net Curtains fine de signs which will be sold as follows: The $400 ones at $175 The $500 ones at $235 The $750 ones at $350 The $950 ones at $425 The $1650 ones at $765 3 to 7 pairs of a kind Couch Covers Oriental patterns full width and $500 ones now $195 $750 ones now $3 50 $1000 ones now $475 $2000 ones now $1250 Hundreds of things in this department to please the housekeeper and in many cases you get goods worth $300 for $100 Come early to get first choice fiadger furniture 14 and 16 East Washington Street ffiKSwImKr Hr Swiss Curtains ull length worth from $250 to $500 a pair your choice of lot at per pair 95c Remnants Tapestries Damasks etc from goods worth from $500 to $1000 per yard 25 inch squares of these goods will be sold at each 50c 1 No Lost Shrunk aded Torn or Discolored Garments Our modern facilities for doing your family washing are be yond the DREAMS of your washwomaj Instead of causing you work worry and disappointment we make washday a pleasure You are pleasantly surprised each time your family washing is returned or in our hands it is not sub ject to wringe rs washboards strong yellow soaps or chemicals We use water many timps softer than cistern water so only white Ivory Soap is needed to remove the dirt Our building is always in filtered fresh air and flooded with sunshine Your clothes are returned cleaner fresher and purer than you ever saw them before Telephone for our wagon AMILY WASHING 6c A POUND The Paul Krauss Company I LAUNDRY 48 4 North East St Member the Laundrymen's National Telephone 4397 Association of America Will You Let Us Bid On your decorating or floral work of any kind? We employ two experts One from Philadelphia and one from Chicago Both have had years of experience and are especially well posted on all of the new ideas of these two cities Newspaper comments on some of our recent decorations say they were the finest seen in this city in recent years In the making of corsage or colonial bouquets of wedding flowers or any other kind of floral work we solicit a trial Besides the prices are moderate and the flowers so absolutely fresh HILL HELLER CO 225 Pennsylvania St Phones 3190 Modern acilities or Perfect Laundering Every article or garment that comes into our splen did plant receives the best in laundering service Our wonderful soft water sys tem (the first to be in stalled in the city) the use of every new and modem device and our conscientious and skilled 1 help enable us to insure' clean whole and perfectly ironed garments Perfect work in every is our' motto Let us prove it EHMrPhoag 171 Gem Laundry OTAR WANT AOS OR PROIT eeling ine! Yes sir and have been ever since I started drinking Mount Jackson ALKALINE Water Clear cool pure and healthful Doctors indorse it Aquos Distilled Water Mala 2892 New 4377 A General avorite is one whom everybody likes Our dia monds are general favorites with those who have seen them irst Because of their beautiful color Because of the perfection of their cutting assuring greatest bril liancy Third Because we being importers there are not two or three profits tacked on to the actual worth of the stones Importer of Diamonds Rooms 2 3 and 4 18'2 Meridian St Sipe EVENTS ON COAST TO BE RECOUNTED Ambulance Stalls Wounded Negro Tries to Go On Afoot John Thomas Haydon colored 10North Noble street suffering from a' serious knife wound in the left side California End of Alleged Con spiracy yVill Be Taken bp Today TRIAL ENTERS EIGHTH WEEK Government Now Expects to in i ish Its Case Early in December sThe trial of the dynamite conspiracy case in which forty five union labor men are defendants will start on its eighth week in the ederal Court this morning when witnesses from Cali fornia will be examined by the govern ment Among the witnesses today like ly will be Oscar Trawler of Los Angeles who was an assistant United States at torney general for the district of Cali fornia when the dynamite cases were investigated there and who is familiar with events on the Pacific coast which culminated in the blowing up of the Times Building by James 13 McNamara A Veitch also of Los Angeles deputy district attorney for Los Angeles County may testify today District Attorney Miller has estimated that the government will have all of its evidence in by the first few' days in De cember Probably the 4th or 5th of the month will see the completion of the evidence of the government according to Mr Miller's estimate but this Is based on the supposition that there will be no more delays on account of sick ness or other causes MANY TO BE EXAMINED About fifteen witnesses from California are to be examined before the Pacific coast end of the alleged conspiracy is presented It is likely the government will finish with these today or tomorrow and after that Ortie McManigal the confessed dynamiter will resume his testimony recital was in terrupted several days ago when Mr Miller called other witnesses to cor roborate what he already had told When the story was in terrupted he had 'related incidents which he says occurred between June 1909 and November 1910 Ills story likely will end he reaches the summer of 1911 He was arrested in April of the last named year and it is believed his recital will include some instances occurring after his arrest HAS NAMED DEENDANTS So far In his testimony McManigal has named sixteen or seventeen defendants as persons who either aided him in his dynamite plans or had knowledge of the schemes Among those whom he has named are Peter Smith and George Anderson of Cleveland Charles Wacht meister of Detroit Eugene A Clancy and Olaf A Tveitmoe of San rancisco Wil liam Reddin of Milwaukee Young of Boston rank Webb of New York and James Cooney and James Coughlin of Chicago These are in ad dition to Herbert Hockin secretary treasurer of the Iron Inlerna tional Union It is understood there are other defendants whom McManigal will name when he resumes the witness stand It may be some lime tomorrow or Wednesday before he again begins the recital of his story After the case is com pleted the defense will cull witnesses in an effort to offset assertions made by the government's witnesses who have testified daily since Qct 1 when the trial began Miss Eula Hitchcock a woman detec tive employed by District Attorney redericks of Los Angeles County will be one of the witnesses during the pres ent week Miss Hitchcock is said to have been more or less closely associated with the McNamara case preceding the plea of guilty of the two brothers in Los An geles McLaren wins promotion Will Have Charge of Detective Depart ment Under redericks Word has been received in Indianapolis from Los Angeles Cal of a shift in the office force of John redericks dis trict attorney who had charge of the prosecution of the McNamaras The change affect Malcolm McLaren for merly a Burns detective who assisted in the arrest of Ortie McManigal and James McNamara in Detroit in April 1911 and who after his return to Los Angeles at the conclusion of the dyna mite trial here will be placed in charge of the detective department in District At torney rederick's office McLaren will succeed Samuel Browne who according to word that has reached Indianapolis from Los Angeles will be reduced to a detective McLaren has left the Burns agency and has been associated with the prosecution of the dynamite case from the Pacific coast zend for some time He reached Indianapolis the latter part of September with McManigal and will re main here until the trial is concluded Happenings of Note With Traveling Men in Indiana Several proposed amendments to the constitution will be submitted at the an nual meeting and election of officers of the Commercial Association of Indiana to be held at 10:30 Sat urday morning Dec 28 at the Claypool Hotel The annual reception and ball of the association for members and their families will be held in the evening in the assembly room of the hotel Music will' be provided by Montani Orchestra Charles Shartuck who for many years was connected with the Holliday Wyon has opened a hardware store at Thirtieth and Bellefontaine streets Hnrrv Lawson who was connected with the same company also has quit traveling to operate an elevator in Shelbyville Ind in which he owns an interest Many invitations to the annual ball to be given by the Indianapolis Council No 4 United Commercial Travelers to its members and friends riday evening Dec at the Murat Temple have been ac knowledged and a large attendance is ex pected Adam is general chairman of the committee on arrangements John Gardner Is chairman of the honorary floor committee Max Zeigler of the active floor committee and Waller Bo zell of the reception conun ittee Music will be provided by Beiser' Orchestra A class of candidates for membership was admitted at the regular meeting Satur day evening A dance will be next Saturday evening Martin of the Columbia Harness Company with his family has gone to lorida to spend the winter Rhodehamel secretary of the Commercial Travelers' Association was called to Terre Haute Saturday on busi ness Hornefms secretary treasurer of the Commercial Sick Benefit Association lias opened a merchandise brokerage office in the When Building Post A gave a card party to its members and their families Saturday evening in its hall on South Illinois street Trone secretary of the Indiana Accident Association already has received several hundred dollars in subscriptions for the proposed Commer cial Travelers' Home and School to be erected by the International ederation of Commercial Travelers' Or ganizations He issued a number of cir culars last week and in addition to the subscriptions lie has received many in quiries regarding the home Officers of the various associations of traveling men are receiving contributions and forward ing them to the general secretary of the federation Clink of Chicago could not wait yesterday until the ambulance kept In service at the City Dispensary generated enough power to run to the City Hospital with' him when It broke down rjear Penn sylvania and Washington streets He climbed out and made his way alone down Washington street bleeding profusely The ambulance crew worked hard in the meantime to get the ambulance in condition for the remainder of the trip They succeeded finally and over stock the negro after he had' been stopped by police officers Haydon was cut during a brawl in a poolroom at Liberty and Washington streets which is said to have been the result of a made by his alleged assailant Isaac Malone col ored 612 East Court street in a craps game Malone won $18 and says that Haydon was According to Malone Haydon with others attacked him yesterday while he was playing pool Malone who is under arrest says that he stabbed Haydon with a pocket knife WOMEN ORM PLANS TO AID ST Committee Organizes and Work of Raising unds Will Be Begun Soon Indianapolis women will have an op portunity in the next ten days to give to the St Vincent Hospital fund plans to that end having been formed by about fifty women who met yesterday at the Knights of Columbus clubhouse The meeting was called by Mrs Trask and Mrs Agnes Peelle Connor and it was attended by some of the most active workers in the Catholic churches of the city The opportunity to give will not be confined to Catholic women since the hospital is a nonsectarian institution Sums in any amount will be received while if contributors desire they may make their gifts covering a period of three months It is the intention to form committees in every parish with from six to a dozen workers to a committee and ip many neighborhoods a house to house canvass will be made The women will form a division of the general campaign which has been under way for some time Some of their committees have been com pleted and today and tomorrow will be gin their work Several speakers were heard at the meeting among them Mrs Margaret Peelle who said that Indianapolis women should be proud of the new hospital building "It is the gem of Capitol she said "and an ornament to the: whole NOTES GREAT WORK William MoOney chairman of the general committee said that the Sisters of Charity who conduct the hospital are doing a great work in the name of hu manity in Indianapolis and that they represent all women and all churches "The fact that the Sisters of Charity are themselves Catholics does not make the hospital a Catholic he said "for persons of all religions are treated there the poor as well as the well to Work on the new building is being I rushed and the structure may be turned I over to the Sifters by Thanksgiving when the public fund will be completed It Is probable that the hospital will be opened with a reception to the public which will continue two or three days and the committee of women who will make the canvass for funds may serve with the Sisters of Charity in observing the "at The women will bQ assisted in the can vass by automobiles which several owners have agreed to provide through the gen eral committee The priests in a num ber of Catholic churches yesterday com mended the financial campaign and asked their parishioners to give to the cause POLICE HAVE NEW Officer Thomas Is Shot While Hunting Quail' Kellar A DeRossette a detective and Ira Thomas a mounted officer and farmer sportsmen figured prominently in a new hunting story which is being told around police headquarters Two farjners thirty miles east of Indianapolis do not figure so prominently The four had gone quail hunting Thomas got ahead of the party it is said and climbed on a fence A covey of quail rose near Thomas Every body opened fire Some of the shot hit Thomas on the cheek ive of them pene trated the skin Thomas fell off the fence in a heap His injuries however were not serious enough to necessitate a Who fired the "fatal is not known exactly it is said It is another of those mysteries which have perplexed the police STEAK BLAMED OR ILL NESS Woman in Serious Condition rom Ptomaine Poisoning A stroke of paralysis induced by pto maine poisoning may result in the death of Mrs Ethel Bolser 29 years old wife of red Bolser 534 East Miami street Mrs Bolser was taken to the City Hos pital Saturday at noon and is still in a critical condition It is said that the woman was poisoned by eating a ham burger steak cooked at her home The steak was purchased from a nearby gro cer it is said Relatives say Mrs Bolser showed the effects of the poisoning shortly after she ate the steak She went into the yard of her home to draw water from a pump and became seriously ill The paralytic stroke came upon her at that time Hoisting Engines 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