The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 3

THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR SATURDAY JUNE 5 1909 3 Weather Indications Showing Direction Balloon Racers Will Take Today Drawn for The Star by Maj Hersey of Washington tional Association £ivans WOULD REGULATE SPEED ORDINANCE TO GO TO MAYOR CLINTON HARE DIES News of the Churches firass fieds ILL OR SEVERAL MONTHS Refrigerators Christ Mean by the Unpardon NINETEEN RECEIVE DIPLOMAS worth John Densmore and Durvin worth just the was will Bible class WEALTHY WOMAN MURDERED Skull HAS WIRELESS OR AIRSHIPS is believed to BECOMES TRACTION MANAGER AUTO SNAPS LIGHT POLE Deaths of a Day East Tenth 4 4 1 4 i 4 1 4 4 1 1 4 db rt dr 4 against the march of disease ever grow at Indianapolis Ind May 10 1909 IDELITY TRUST CO twenty four too VELVO DOMIG PROPOSES DEMUflHftGE CHANGES Corn bread with dainty a gas light pole at it off about a foot employe of the gas called to stop the of the machine was to to of to a worth worth Member of Indiana Railroad Com mission Submits Brief to Na 950 North illness of The will POWERS District AgL 9 Claypool Bldg Indianapolis Ind Religion of will be $37 Divan $2775 $27 Divan $2000 $45 Divan $3000 $86 Divan $4300 $22 Divan $1100 You can get to Colorado in perfect com fort if you take the THE REV DR TRUESDALE CHICAGO TIL June The Rev Dr Samuel' Whitney Truesdale years old one of the best known ministers in the Wisconsin Methodist Episcopal confer ence is dead at Chicago We are never without your medi cines Have used Velvo and find It all as represented There will be no meeting of the Builders of Central Christian Church this afternoon on account of the rehearsal for the day service tomorrow night Carl Simon rederic Ster ling Jr Arthur Alfred Stettler Itel Hls fo He went in the wrong direction it was waiting for him all the while out in Colorado where the air is so full of vim and zest and energy that a few 1 days in the Rockies will soak your system through and through with new vitality new ambitions and new confidence MRS NOBLITT 12 South La Salle St Rainier will address Purl I at the King Avenue mere will HAD LIVED MOST HIS UM IN IN DIANAPOLIS AND IS REMEMBERED AS BUSINESS MAN AND AS DEPUTY CLERK Many others which we can not describe are at reduced prices for this sale Takes Into Consideration Welfareof reight Handlers as Well as reight itzpatrick Tied for irst Honors of Class District Attorney Miller Addresses Graduates of Indianapolis Col lege of Law held The to be held RAILROAD COMMISSION INDIANA WILL SUBMIT MEASURE GOVERN ING RATE TRAVEL BY TRAINS IN CITY reight paid to any town in Indiana Mr Hare married Miss Marie kiw Inger and the widow and six children sur vive The children are Helen John Maur ice Larue Robert Myla and Laura The funeral will he held Monday at an hour not yet selected SEVERAL TOPICS Driver Arrested After Crash on Charge of Violating Speed Law Ray McQueen was arrested last night for violating the motor speed law and for drunkenness according to the charges placed against him at the Police Station by Motor Officer Glbney Glbney found McQueen near St Clair and Meridian streets uninjured surveying the wreck of his automobile McQueen according to Glbney had run into the corner snapping above the ground An company had to be leak One front wheel broken and one rear wheel The frame buckled under the blow VELVO three medicines In one regulates your bowels stimulates your liver relieves indigestion It makes you feel well all through Try VELVO All druggists sell It The Rev George Adamson of the Home Presbyterian Church will preach tomorrow morning on Goodness of and to morrow evening on Great June at JJadger's A few bargains Japanese Vice Admiral Places His Na i tional Colors on Grave at Mt Vernon i WASHINGTON June Vice Admiral Baron Ur in of Japan placed a wreath of red and white roses the colors of the land of the Mikado on the tomb of Washlng ton at Mt Vernon today The admiral went to Mt Vernon on the yacht Sylph as the guest of Assistant 4 Secretary of the Navy Winthrop Immediately after returning to Wash ington the baron and baroness left on a special train for Annapolis where tonight 1 they attended the Naval Academy com mencement hop i Earlier in the day Admiral Urlu ac companied by Ambassador Tagahlra paid brief visit to President Taft at the The Howard Place Epworth League officers win oe installed tomorrow evening pastor will deliver the charge There be special muaic "Being a Good niher" will be the subject of the Rev Allan Phllnutt's sermon at the Central Christian Church tomorrow morning In the evening the hour will be given to the Sunday school which will ren der a cantata with over 100 children in It The Rev 'William Carson will deliver a sermon at the Beech Grove Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock in the evening ho will discuss "The Great Ques tion" at the Sutherland Presbyterian Church much more work of seen the ones at $875 $1150 etc See the others Others worth Others Others worth Others Others worth Others worth Others Others The Rev tan Lodars Church tomorrow morning be special music GOVERNOR WILL PITCH IN BALL GAME AT PICNIC At the Tabernacle Church tomorrow night the Rev Nell McPherson's subject will be wnat via able or Saturday's Selling Every day we go through our stock and if we find a price that will stand a RED TICKET (and a Red Ticket means a discount some times of 50 per cent) we put it on So you may be sure of always finding a bargain as this sale takes in about everything in the store Morality of Life will be the theme of Dr sermon before the Modern Woodmen of America at Roberts Park Church tomorrow night Children's day exercises will be held at 10:45 a and the pastor will preach on Children of the At the irst Baptist Church tomorrow morning Dr 7E Taylor's subject will be the Man Who Walked With God Communion service and hand of fellowship to new members will follow In the evening after the usual gospel song service the sub ject will be Question In Queen Esther Circle of Central Avenue Church will' hold its regular meeting this afternoon at 3:30 at the home of Mrs Maurice Breunlg on East Six teenth street The annual mite box opening and election of officers win ne arrangements for the lawn fete June 18 will also be completed $1500 olding Cart now $750 Th Wififi't Hihle ftf the Street Church of which the pastor the Rev Collins is the teacher now has membership of fifty and Is making an effort to increase this to 100 Two com panies A and have been organized and at the end of a given time the company hav ing secured the least number of new mem berfl will entertain the victorious company A rally of all Sunday schools In the Cen tral Baptist Association comprising Leba non Indianapolis ranklin and Intermediate territory will be held tomorrow afternoon at the irst Baptist Church Special features will be an address on Class by the Rev Bell pastor of the River Avenue Church and congregation al singing conducted by Bert Essex chorister of the irst Baptist Sunday school and had Bv rennest Dr Joshua Stansfield of Meridian Street Church will repeat his sermon Meaning of tomorrow morning NOW OPEN OR BUSINESS IN ALL DEPARTMENT 156 East Market St Both Phones 73 Money to Loan on Real Estate They all go in this sale at a discount including the Bohn Syphon Prices range $1050 up The Rev George McKee pastor of the North Park Christian Church will speak to morrow morning on His evening subject Own Martin Insult of Scottsburg Is New I Official SCOTTSBURG Ind June 4 Martin Instill general manager of the Louisville Northern Railway and Lighting Com pany has been made operating manager of the Indianapolis Louisville Traction Company effective June 1 He succeeds 'and Kuhn of Pittsburg who have been the operating managers of the road for about one year He will retain his office In New Albany Laxative Liver Syrup VB1 At the New Church Chapel the pastor will preach tomorrow morning on With ire and Seasoned With Wewoka Tribe I wtll hold me morial services at the Tuxedo Baptist Church an Garfield avenue tomorrow 2:30 The members are requested be at the wigwam at 2 to march the church in a body George Cromer Muncie Ind will deliver the address $1250 olding Cart now $625 instrument finger on her throat to be a bullet Her body was Clinton Hare a well known Indian apolis business man died shortly after noon yesterday at his home Pennsylvania street after an I some months Mr Hare was 44 years old lived most of his life in Indianapolis hav ing come to this city from Hamilton County when a small boy His father was Marcus Hare He was educated In the grade schools and high school of Indianapolis and In 1887 was graduated from Yale where he was a leader in ath letics as as in his studies Returning Indianapolis he entered the office of Harrison Miller ElanL where he studied law for two years and then opened an office for himself In 1894 when esler was elected county clerk Mr Hare was appointed by him as chief deputy and when George Elliott was later elected county clerk MrHare was continued as chief deputy Sub sequently Mr Hare sought the nomination lAiinfv olarb Vilmuolf cinrl wnn $350 olding Cart now $175 The PAhsrts Parlr meet in the main auditorium of the church tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock Herbert Adkinson will give the address on 'The Use of the that will govern the national balloon racers Hersey labels weather as the motor of the balloons comparing it to the motor power that drives automobiles roads in the sky bear as much Importance to balloon racing as the roads on earth do to automobile remarked Hersey It was a new idea that made VELVO famous The "three in medicine The laxative syrup that acts on the liver Modern medicine demands new ideas to make headway Ing stronger with the increase of the world's population Simple remedies that can be quickly used at the begin ning of any trouble are the best means of keeping away the more dangerous diseases that lead to hospitals operations and long bills a Get a bottle of VELVO today so as to be able to use it the next time you are in any way "under the It will help you quickly and may prevent a dangerous or tedious sickness ractured and Hacked Almost Be yond Recognition LOUIS Mo June Mrs Kath Tenl was found dead in her home fiadger furniture 14 to 20 Washington Street Executive Will Start Diamond Play House People 26 has consented which Is to be $650 olding Cart now $325 Qocarts All our Reed olding Gocarts at HAL PRICE ADVISES REVISION III CRIMINAL CODE Maj Hersey of Washington United States government Weather Bu reau expert and Blythe of this city worked until late In the night last night preparing a This indi cates the climatic conditions for today The Indianapolis Association will meet in the auditorium of the A Building on Monday morning at 10 o'clock The Rev Licklider will preside Elec tion of officers and regular business will be conducted from 10 to 10:30 The Rev Elijah Brown will read a paper on Some Men Succeed In the VELVO All as Represented Today and Yesterday Changes In What We Wear and What We Eat £ed davenports 1 solid mahogany covered in best silk velour one of the most luxurious $13600 is the regular price June sale price $10000 $12200 one $9000 $12000 one $8800 $65 golden oak $4000 $55 finish $4950 $4850 finish $4365 $3850 Early Eng $3465 $3400 Early Eng $3060 The Railroad Commission of Indiana through Chairman Wood will sub mit to Mayor Bookwaiter today for his approval and the approval of the City Council an ordinance governing the speed of trains within the city limits The city has been divided into three districts and the speed proposed In these Is respectively twelve twenty ftve and forty miles hour The speeds named have been deemed reasonable ano after Investigation arid speed tests cently conducted The ordinance drawn by Commissioner Dowling Twelve Mlles Downtown District No 1 Is bounded by Georgia street Delaware street Merrill street and Senate avenue This Is practically all downtown territory and the speed Is te strlcted to twelve miles It Is also required In special section of the ordinance that the speed crossing East Washington street West Washing ton street South Meridian street Shelby street and South East street shall not ex ceed twelve miles per hour A speed of twenty five miles is proposed for district No 2 comprising territory bounded by Twenty first street State ave nue Morris and Prospect streets and Bel mont avenue District No 8 where a speed of forty miles is deemed permissible embraces all territory not Included In Dis tricts 1 and 2 $1350 olding Cart now $675 $1650 Large Cart now $825 $450 Steel Collapsible now $300 $700 Steel Collapsible now $550 BARON URIU DECORATES TOMB WASHINGTON To the National Association of Railway Commissioners In session yesterday and today in Washington to hear argument for and against its proposed uniform code of demurrage rules Henry Dowling a member of the Railroad Commission of Indiana has submitted a brief of a num ber of changes In the demurrage rules which he thinks should be made in the proposed code Judge Dowling is a mem ber of the General "Committee of which Commissioner ranklin Lane of the Interstate Commerce Commission is head This commute was appointed by the national association to draft the uniform code At the first meeting of the full committee a subcommittee was appointed TirVi4K Tnno la nlcn the hwid tn hftflr the argument now in progress at Wash ington 'J? At nresent the demurrage rules at the of railroad commissioners and the 1 iJroads themselves are 'a conglomera a The uniform code as proposed will adopted by the different states and the railroads when the changes have been in'ade which appear advisable after the present hearing One of the changes suggested by Com mlssloner Dowling regards empty cars placed for loading coal at mines and mine I Bidings The rule does not take into con sideration the practice of coal operators who rehandle coal from barges The in i' sertion of a clause to include such coal elevators and sidings is recommended The mine or coke oven proprietors will in this way be placed upon an equal i footing ree Time Proposed Regarding the free time allowed the code proposes forty eight hours free time for loading or unloading on all commodi ties Commissioner Dowling proposes that this shall not apply when the car is moved without charge to any track or siding on the initial line for the accommodation of the consignee or consignor On such cars time shall be completed from the original placing It is also proposed that cars containing freight in bond (whisky) shall be allowed forty eight free time for unloading computing from the first 7 a after the permit is issued to the consignee by the United States collector of customs provided the con signee arranges with the latter for his official release of cars within forty eight hours after the first 7 a after arrival Where such arrangements are effected within that time the time consumed in excess shall be added to the time con Burned in unloading and demurrage charged as provided in the rules Un Jess this modification is inserted the con signee may wait indefinitely to secure the release i'' In regard to notice being served uponthe consignee of a arrival it is proposed that telephone notice where agreeable to both carrier and shipper shall be legal The rules as drawn pro vide only for mall notices Treatment of reight Where a oar is to be loaded and un loaded free time for the loading Is to be computed from the first 7 o'clock a that comes after the unloading Another Important recommendation Is an addition to the committee rule that exception for the extension of free time may be madewhen' the weather Is such as would hurtthe freight to load or unload it Cotnmis eloner Dowling thinks this is good treat ment for the freight or the benefit ofthe men weather too cold or for some ether reason too inclement to permit the handling of freight without injury to men shall be an exception Iron ore for i example In extreme cold weather can not be Injured by unloading or loading but would Injure the freight handlers Another exception proposed Is that free time should be allowed when cars are placed too fast for loading and unloading due to exceptional conditions In cases of dispute In regard to the payment of demurrage the shipper or consignee may A file affidavit that the charge Is unjust and leave the matter for settlement with the local car service manager If his de cision is unsatisfactory It can be appealed to the division superintendent or other official of the road whose decision will be final In the meantime the penalties shall not be enforced The average demurrage is deemed un just by Commissioner Dowling The av erage demurrage rule has been that credit be given to the shipper who unloads or loads in less than forty eight hours or example if one car is unloaded in twenty fonr hours the time is allowed on a sec i ond car making the allowance for the sec ond car seventy two hours This rule elves all the advantage to the larsre shin per with ready facilities for loading and unloading who keep the average con stanny in tneir tavor enannng tnem handle cars practically as they please The Thirty first Street Baptist choir as stated by Mrs Licklider reader to morrow evening will give a story and song service entitled "His $4 44 44 4 The steamship replaced the sailing ves sel the electric light succeeded the oil lamp and we have no need nor desire to Our health Is just as good and we can crowd that and play into the day hours oods have changed and wheat flour share honors yet substantial "prepared People now realise the necessity of stomach care They eat more fruit and green stuffs and cereals and the health Is better for it The old fasbloned breakfast of beef steak potatoes and or "bacon and eggs and are replaced by Corn lukes or Egg See Wheat Pinites and fruit and our health la better for it All the nourishment of the grain is re tained In the crisp flakes and no task for the stomach Children grow fat on It Invalids gain strength on It and man can do a better work on It than to load hla stomach with meats and heavy foods Remember always the "Egg brands that are "made right" Watch for the Mark on the package $25 ipiG75 $34 tp2ti (IO $35 29 50 $36 $3000 $43 $3050 $55 $1000 $60 ISOO $75 $5000 of the county Judge Clarence Weir to the Superior Courts and Judge Oscar Montgomery to the Supreme Court of the state are many absurd forms still in use In our said District Attor ney Miller "A system that very often acquits the guilty The defendant In a criminal action is not required to give his plea of not guilty leaves the prosecutor absolutely in the dark as to the defense or the first time during the trial the prosecutor learns the de fense Before that time for all he may know It Is the unwritten law self defense or brainstorm Chance for Reversal have relieved the accused of the burden of proof and we have demanded a unanimity of verdict that is unknown elsewhere The judge of the court must Instruct the jurors in writing At the same time the instructions must be cor rect or' the Supreme Court will reverse him It is not even permissible that a court in instructing a jury quote a statute The statute must be copied Into the written instructions After this the jurors are sole judges of the law and fact There is opportunity for reform In these things and It seems to me It is a matter for the consideration of the young John Densmore and Durvin itz patrick were tied for first honors among the graduates Arthur Alfred Stettler was given honorable mention rederick Sterling Jr was second In scholarship Among the junior class prize winners in scholarship In their order were Toon Starkey Ramsey and A Slinger The list of graduates follows: John Densmore John Henry Miller Clarence Deupree Ralph Norwood William Henry aust Paul gehoenrogg' Durvin itzpatrick Wm Schoenrogg iouis unn James Lamkin George Lehman John McNamara Michael Mahoney Curt Toll Charles A Messmore Daniel White Try a Star Want Ad Outing of State June Governor Marshall pitch the ball game feature of the State House employes' picnic at airview Park June 26 Robert Aley atate superintendent of public instruction will catch Marshall and Alcy are reputed to be anxlous to a few Republicans On the other hand the Re publicans expect Marshall and Aley to be hard to hold having In mind their In ability to head them at the last election The opposing battery will be made up of Quincy Myers and James Bingham attorney general The first base candi dates are Chief Justice Oscar Mont gomery and Judge Hadley for sec ond base Judges Joseph Rabb and David Mvers shortston Auditor of State John Blllholmer and Edward itzpat rick third base OscAr Hadley treaaurer of state and red Sims secretary of state With these selections the Infield Is complete The outfield is yet to be selected A revision of the criminal code was ad vised by Charles Miller the United States district attorney for Indiana in an address last night in the Indiana Pyth ia Building auditorium to the graduating class of the Indiantfpolls College of Law John Kerri president of the college Introduced the speaker The' Rev Wicks pronounced the invocation Mrs Arnold Spender was applauded to an encore for her vocal nupber The class address was delivered by Clarence Deu pree Wiley emeritus dean presented the diplomas Theophilus Moll an nouncea tne prize winners juage vnaries 1 defeated Remster administered the oath admitting clerkhimself and was defeated the class to practice in the Circuit Court 1 hy tt Ilham wrr LTora morriori nil a a tVTQrlA Htffll ST erlne here tonight with her face hacked almost beyond recognitlpn skull fractured by a 1 blow from a sharp marks and knife wounds and what wound in her right side found Ivins across a lied The right arm was folded across the left and the right hand clasped a knife which the police believe was placed there by the murderer It Is thought she was killed for her money She was last seen alive Thursday night She way 43 years old and was considered wealthy DR DANIEL CHASE Dr Daniel Chase dentist said to have been the discoverer of the process of making gold foil extensively used by dentists is dead at Medford Mass of pneumonia He was 90 years old German Aeronaut Maneuvers Over Berlin Several Hours BERLIN June 4 The Gross airship conducted a series of experiments today over Berlin with wireless telegraphy The apparatus was recently Installed on the airship and the trials lasted for some hours while the craft maneuvered over the roofs of the city An attempt was made to put the Instruments in tune with those at tlie wireless land stations The armv officers who controlled the airship 1 however declined to make any statement las to the results obtained The Parseval airship also maneuvered lover the city at the same time the Gross balloon was in the air It circled the palace several times Luxurious trains with the conveniences of the best hotels Your vacation starts when the train starts Splendid trains every day from St Louis Chicago Kansas City and Memphis round trip tickets to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo from St Louis $25 Chicago $30 Kansas City $1750 Memphis $32 on sale daily June lstto' September 30th inal return limit October 31st You will find our booklet "Under the Turquoise and our folder Scenic Colorado and Yellowstone Park to the Alaska Yukon Pacific worth free 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Statute Mdel 1 Tta 3 am 'fte ftr the storm a approach end its intenmty will be in table Indicates amowt too stunl! to measure I i indteud hy ihe rt and the wnoent oi the M11" li! i i 7w? 4 V' i a p' I I 3 I I I hi ggl efynce dedjeon came a(Tdie ma t) rom ofnain o(3doriaa Cr yA tsemb Rid jf Cre IsIClMtt.