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The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 12

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MONDAY OCTOBER 24 12 STARTS CAR BARN WORK IMS CORNER STONE BEECH GROVE LINE ACTIVE NEW SI DON'T ORGET MANY ASSIST AT JUBILEE PETTIS DRY GOODS CO llew Brown Sults TRAVELERS APPROVE of the STARTS TRIPS AGAIN TODAY Used Pianos at nA HEN BRUSH Jt as ranks must ATTEND LORRAINE HOTEL 5n trade cents 6 Orders OMPANY STRICTLY GERMAN COOKING Supper 6 to 1 1 Dinner 11 to 2 ml SPECIALS Directors 25c Perfectly Sanitary THIRD TRIPLET SET ARRIVES Much Interest was manifested by the in former AWARDS INJURED MAN $7000 ACID ENDS LIE ACTOR COUNCIL WILL MEET TONIGHT READ STAR WANT ADS OR PROIT in life NEW COMMISSION ORGANIZES DEDICATES CHURCH ADDITION st pointed secret ary to the commission The 1 BRING GREAT MOOSE HEADS SHERMAN TO TALK IN SOUTH into 1 TURKISH LOAN ABANDONED PRIVATE LOCKED ROOMS 47 Virginia Avenue Ci cleansing they still the late and you will see at a glance the correctness of our statement the win he then a switch platform be ad the city phoaes 8141 Main 4269 po thc everything a man needs to wear from a penny collar button to a $6000 overcoat Bargains in New and one set of triplets were born during Mrs Clark's first marriage and the remainder of her seventeen childen came in groups during her second marriage What To Do With Money superintendents small establish es machinists wages Right fit is perhaps the most necessary thing in clothes on that ground that a man sometimes rejects ready made clothes Do not buy a 65 88 note combination ASKS AID OR REE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ganizatinn and iniormal discussion of the of rn mission irst pleading with King to take home in Springfield MANY Among the $100 Veg Comp 74c 3 for $200 $100 Wine of Cardui 74c 3 for $200 $100 riend 74c 3 for $200 $100 avorite Pres 74c 3 for $200 $100 Golden Med Dis 74c 3 for $200 $100 Blood Purifier 74c 3 for $200 $100 Swamp Boot 74c 3 for $200 50c Swamp Root 39c 3 for $100 $100 Emulsion 74c 3 for $200 50c Emulsion 39c 3 for $100 $100 Syrup Pepsin 74c 3 for $200 50c Syrup Pepsin 39c 3 for $100 $100 Santal Middy 74c $200 Succus Alterans $158 EUROEM UN After spending $15000 on Improvement we can now offer you the best hotel ac commodations at cheaper rates than any where else Rooms with telephone hot and cold running water privilege of bath on each floor 50c 75c and $1 with pri vate bath $150 Special rates by the week House Is as near fireproof as can be Are escapes in each room Only two blocks from Interurban and Union Station Give us a call CHAS IIUELLERSCHOEN WIUIAIS Mb No one but yourself knows the contents of your safe deposit box as we give each patron a private room for his own use: All our service is confidential Come rom Several States to Pay Tribute to Oldest Priest in Indianapoiis Budweiser Cafe Believe Entertainment of Retail Merchants Will Result in Increased Trade AVORS LAW REQUIRING LICENSING BARBERS Cleveland Mother Has Record of our Pairs of Twins Besides Clothes are made to fit and do so Try on one of those $2200 Knights of Grip After Week Home orecast Augmented Orders as Result Hart Schaffner Marx WEATHER ORECAST AIR an coast Arranges for Buildings Cars and Sub station Equipment and Officials Declare System Will Be in Operation Dec 1 No bundle of laundry ever left our plant with that disagreeable odor always noticeable on articles that have been laundered where insanitary conditions pre vail New York Central Realty Co 91? State Life Building Indianapolis factory ami heads of The rails were blacksmiths and oATitd nn linnr laborers to work in newer and tile ALABAMA OHIO STREETS INDIANAPOLIS those the BRICKS AND SWITCH HOOK PLAY PARTS IN CAR IGHT Ready for Business Special opening will be announced duly Optical de partment ready for service Live Young Men Can make good money represent ing us We want agents in every county Ask us about it today procession passed through the Investigate before you invest Let us show you how to make 6 per cent a safe bond investment The the substation which are being manu factured bv airbanks Morse Co will be ready to install In the substation In two or three weeks Arrangements for have been made by the traction company officials with the Indianapolis Light and Heat Company Contracts have been closed with the Darner Railway Equipment Company of Chicago for the purchase of four motor cars and four trailers The ties poles wires and other equip ment are already on the ground and a force of workmen has graded the road for half its distance from Beech Grove to In dianapolis BELIEVE PASTOR WILL COME Irvington Presbyterians Extend Call to the Rev John Martin By reason of the action taken yesterday morning by the members of the Irving ton Presbyterian Church a formal call to accept the pastorate of that church the first Sunday in November has been ex tended to the Rev John Martin of Rochelle III A unanimous vote was cast In favor of calling the minister It Is understood that the Rev Mr Martin will accept the call Various ministers nave been filling the pulpit the last two mouths since the resignation of the Rev Day who ae'cepted a pastorate at Tyrone a COMING HOME ROM GERMANY rank lanner 1910 North Capitol avenue will return this morning at 7:10 o'clock after spending a year in Berlin Germany for his health Mr lanner is a member of the firm of lanner Buchanan undertakers from othc eermnony The corner stone laying was preceded by a procession of Catholic societies In which 1000 persons participated Headed by mounted police anil a band the pro cession left St Mary's Church on East Maryland street fet 2:30 o'clock In the aft ernoon inarching to the new site Ar riving at New Jersey and Vermont streets the long line of marching children bear ing banners of the various organizations to which they long divided and the Commercial travelers will resume their calls on the trade throughout the slate this morning thoroughly convinced that the meet will result in a gen eral stimulus to the business in terests that announcement promised a bountiful yield of good things for today's harvesting Warm underwear and outerwear in end less variety for the whole family new fabrics of silk and wool a big sale of jewelry special bargains in draperies in hair goods in toilet these are reminders of opportunities intellect of Vice President Will Speak for Repub licans in North Carolina UTICA Oct 23 Vice President Sherman will leave Utica Monday after noon for North Carolina whore he will spend a week making speeches in behalf of the Republican congressional candi dates He will visit Raleigh Greensboro and other leading cities making nine ad dresses in all The Grand Laundry 109 111 West Tenth Street Phones 2882 Maln 1683 Talk is Cheap but it takes long experience and good equipment to do good laundry work We have both The Excelsior Laundry Both Phones 249 DIVIDENDS On Savings LETCHER AVE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 127 East Market Street Charles Yoke Seey Are You House Cleaning? we ran help you portieres curtains Couch Covers etc can be dry cleaned so that they will look fresh and bright again Our wagon will stop whenever you wish month Two painters wages $35 a month board room and laundry Ono conk i foraale) wages $10 a week One 'lining room girl for hospital wages $3 a week beard room and laundry Three housemaids wages $2 to $4 a week board room and laundry One waitress wages $5 a week board and room Six factory workers (female) permanent employment wages 10 cents an hour The list is not an unusual one for the free employment agency although the po sitions vacant change from day to day Chief Statistician Addresses Mayors and Trustees Urging Co Operation In Putting Men to Work In a letter addressed to the mayors of leading Indiana cities and to the town ship trustees which will be mailed today state statistician urges the public officials to co operate with the ree Employment Agency of the Bureau of Statistics In placing any men In the various townships and cities who are out of work and yet who are willing to work If work is to be had Mr Peetz calls attention to the calls for help posted on the bulletin board at his office Saturday These calls are from contractors farmers merits ifteen Robert Clary of the Combination oun tain Company of Decatur 111 was among the visitors at headquarters yesterday first meeting here yesterday William Warner of Missouri was temporary chairman launcclot BURGHE1MS Now at 182 Ten laborers to shovel gravel temporary work wages a day Sixteen men to cut cord wood wages cents a single cord for 16 inch wood Two boys to yeais iwu laundry wages $450 a week Three carpenters wages 30 to 40 hour One single farm hand wages $20 a Jacob Sipe and Wife Return rom Hunt in New Brunswick Mr and Mrs Jacob Sipe who re turned Saturday from a three hunting trip with friends in New Bruns wick brought with them two of the larg est moose heads known to local game enthusiasts One measures 47 inches in spread and the other 49 inches They are now on exhibition at Mr jewelry store on North Meridian street Mr Sipe reports a successful expedition He bagged several deer and black bears and con siderable smaller game THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK 11 MERIDIAN STREET The many advantages resulting from the successful week wore among the topics of discussion which held the I he members of the Association at the clubrooms Many of Paris Advices Say All Negotiations Have Been Ended LONDON Oct 23 A aris dispatch to a London news agency says that the negotiations for a Turkish loan have been abandoned buyers who came to the city to heads of the firms and show them many special advantages of their spoetive companies Many of the travelers dcclaro their lief that the week's campaign for ditionul business will prove of inesti mable good as the buyers throughout the state will now be able to purchase their goods more intelligently On the other hand it was pointed out by the travelers that they themselves will no benefited as they will now be able to their wares with much more Interest and ef fect The travelers will leave the city this morning thoroughly convinced that they will be able to show by their week's work that increased business will result from the trade Protect ive of the organization yesterday the travelers remained in the city during the week that they might introduce their the Reformed Congregation Opens Sunday School Rooms large addition recently built to St Paul's Reformed Church on North Bel mont avenue was formally dedicated at special services held at the church yes terday afternoon and evening The Rev A Kielsmeier ort Wayne was the principal speaker at the afternoon gather ing and the Rev Broughman pas tor of the Seventh Reformed Church of Indianapolis spoke briefly The new ad dition will be used as a Sunday school auditorium and is divided into six rooms The entire church has been redecorated and a new lighting system has been in stalled The work was completed at a cost of $3Gon The Rev Louis Stolte is pest or of tho church was close when unexpectedly aj both men Accord the police Conduc Bishop Chartrand Praises Work of Congregation and of ather Scheideler Its Pastor I 25c Bromo Quinine Laxative Tab 19c 3 for 50c I 25c Cascara Quinine Tab 19c 3 for 50c 35c Oastoria 23c 2 for 45c 50c Kidney Pills 39c 3 for $100 50c De Kidney Pills 39c 3 for $100 50c Dr Pink Pills 39c 3 for $100 50c Dyspepsia Tablets 39c 3 for $100 50c Diapepsin 39c 3 for $100 25c Tiz (for sore feet) 19c 3 for 50c 25c Bromo Seltzer 19c 3 for 50c 25c Celery Vesce 19c 3 for 50c 25c Tooth Powders (all kinds) 19c 3 for 50c 25c Tooth Pastes (all kinds) 19c 3 for 50c 25c White Pine Cough Syrup 19c 3 for 50c Special Session to Be Called to Trans fer City Hall und call is expected to be sent out from office of the city clerk today for a should characterize a life He said the greatest danger lying in the path of the church today is that presented In largo cities whore there arc so many recreations and attractions to hold in terest of the people away from the faith Tho church was beautifully decorated by the young men's societies of the par ish and during the mass the Montani or chestra augmented the choir in a special musical program German Bean Soup Roast resh Ham with Red Cabbage and Potatoes Half ried Spring Chicken with Cream Gravy and Hot Biscuits Koenlgsberger Klops OCa with Rice Supper Special Oysters tn any stylo Steaks and Chops RED BECK WERNER JANKU 29 South Meridian St ovA School Run The CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE is run right Its principals are the best to be had and are as follows: Kayser commercial dept Hecker shorthand dept Miss Susie Bishop typewriting dept Miss Wilma Wells office practice dept rank Ross telegraph dept CrJUI clv11 service dept The EMPLOYMENT DEPT and MODEL OI' ICE which orig inated with the INDIANA BUSINESS COLLEGE is the only one in the city and I) Brunner Pres is in direct charge 1 he other schools of the IN DIANA are Columbus Newcastle Richmond Muncie Anderson Marlon Kokomo Logansport Lafayette Washington and Vincennes The CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE occupies the entire fourth and fifth floors of the new Holliday Bldg opposite the new City Hall and on account of having so much room students are never crowded Chas Cring Is gen mgr or the In formation you wish about a business education write phone or see rrecl Case Prin issued by Clarence Gaumer tne oook hm flip 'Director of Trades Unions and Publication of Labor It reproduces all the statutes which bear on the laboi' situation and gives a di rectory of all labor unions in the state The book has been published by Mr Gaumer with considerable work and is regarded by the committee as valuable The boarci also audited all the accounts kept by Secretary Gaumer and found them to be correct Kentucky VUl Avenue Conductor Arthur Whitman 130 Vermont street in charge of a street car and Clifford Ward 31') New York street bricks and a final game of the world's championship baseball series at Chicago or about two hours yesterday afternoon the head quarters re deserted the travelers going to the telegraph offices and to Tomlinson Hall where repot is were re ceived from the game Liability Board Holds Meeting in Chicago Ort 23 The National Em Liability Commission provided for by a resolution of the last Congress held its Senator elected the census but earnestly doing her share in Cleveland's remarkable growth Mrs William Clark a Lake Side avenue matron riday became the mother of her third set 6f triplets Today busy at her usual housework she showed the family Bible which displayed lite fact that she is also the mother of four pairs of twins churches of Indianapolis other towns followed VISITORS visitors from other towns The Very Rev Mgr Soentgerath Columbus the Rev John Redecker dean of the Westphalia district Kansas the Piano House 128 130 NORTH PENNSYLVANIA STREETIWKi State Labor ederation Executive Committee inishes Work Referred rom Recent Convention By tbe adoption of a resolution favor ing the licensing of all barbers in the state tbe executive hoard of the State ederation of Labor in session yester day placed tlie federation on record as favoring a law that would require such licensing A bill will be presented to the next General Assembly fixing qualifica tions for all barbers in Indiana The board met in its offices in the Ix mcke Building The adoption of the barber resolution cleared up all the business that was re ferred to the executive board at the re cent convention of lie State ederation at Lafaytte The oilier resolutions were acted oil at a previous meeting of the board Tlie board audited the receipts from tlie publication of a book that recently hppn secretary of the federation Cincinnati Man Believed to Have Wor ried About Domestic Affairs PONTIAC Mich Oct Roy King a Cincinnati actor took his life by swal lowing carbolic acid in his room at a hotel today He had been dead for sev eral hours when ids body was found In pi ft PAn factory wages $175 to $190 per day Ten married men with families for factory work in small town wages men $175 to $2 AMILY WASHINC Washed Starched and lat Work Ironed only 6c per Pound 50c Port Sherry Catawba and Claret Wine 35c HAAG DRUG STORES 802 Massachusetts Ave are very un furniture with associate daily nd merely an lieu yru finally THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR 112 Al Pennsylvania St Oppolt Brand Opera Hcust 9 South Illinois St Near Washington Stct INDIANAPOLIS Used as Implements of Warfare Battle Over are and Two Men Are Arrested In a fight precipitated late yesterday afternoon by a quarrel about fares be tween West Blake West switch hook figured as the implements of warfare The battle Patrolman Gunsolus peared and arrested ing to the story told tor Whisman had trouble with "Ward and a companion about their fares and near the corner of Blake and Michigan streets he put the men off the car It is said they threw bricks at the conductor as he stood near the rear the car The conductor said took the long iron rod used as hook and leaning from the thn nitn Vafrnl tnnn tiinsfilliS took Ward his home near hy allowing the conductor to complete his trip out Blake street then returned with both prisoners empanion it is related deserted the scene of the fight when the switch book brought Into play Manv passengers were on the car but the bricks thrown by the men are said to have struck no one but the conductor whose arm wras slightly bruised by one of the missiles Whisinan was released on his own recognizance Tho Kt Rev rancis Chatard bishop of the diocese the Rt Rev Jo seph Chartrand bishop coadjutor the Rev Andrew Butzkueben pastor of the Church of the Sacred lb art and ather Scheideler headed the procession of the clergy in an automo various vainonc and priests from OWN in Wall street tell this story of Russell Sage: A certain Board of were wrangling over the division of certain profits Mr Sage the keenest financial them all suddenly electrified the rest by remarking: money every The others stared Was it really Russell talking? he continued (the most difficult task of all is keeping Work will be started today on the erec tion of car barns and a substation for the Beecli Grove Traction Company which expects to have its line In operation Dec 1 Both buildings will be of brick The car barns will be located on irst avenue between Alton avenue and Bellefontaine street Beech Grove About four weeks will be required to complete the building and It will cost $5000 The dimensions of the car barns which will be only one stnrv in height as outlined by Architect Eldridge will be 30x92 feet The substation which will be about two miles from the barns will be located at Twenty fifth street and Churchman ave nue In Beech Grove The dimensions of tlie building will be 26x34 feet and the twontv six feet frontage will be on Twen ty fifth street The work will be com pleted in two nr three weeks and the cost structure will ne ARRANGE OR POWER motor generators to be placed In which are being munu Johnson County Jury Gives Heavy Judgment Against Glass Concern John Pruitt of Indianapolis has been awarded $7000 damages against the Marietta Glass Manufacturing Company of this city by a jury in the Johnson County Circuit Court In an accident at the glass plant where he tor merlv worked Pruitt some time ago lost i his left arm and suffered an injury to his jaw He brought suit in the Manon Circuit Court and the case was venued to Johnson County where the trial was completed riday I the special meeting of the City Council to night The business will be to transfer $29000 from the City Hall fund of 1906 to tbe same fund of 1909 thus legalizing any expenditures that may be made from that tuna 1 tie six tcvpuoiican members of 1he Council have signed an agreement to vote for the passage of the ordinance It is PxpiTtftd the Council will receive an ordinance for the appropriation of money with which to build two bridges over Run one at East Tenth street and another at Dorman street The Re publican members of the Council have agreed to vote for the passage of the ordinance before the Board of Public I Works receives bids rank Wolf Poseyville Ind Rev ather Scholl Cincinnati Rev rank Roeli Richmond Ind Rev Ia Oester Vincennes Ind tho Rev ather Sleever Syracuse tlie Rev Joseph Merkl New Alsace Ind the Rev ather Schnell Terre Haute Ind the Rev ather Sunderman Lawrenceburg Ind and tlie Rev ather Muerer and th Rew ather Corbinian Chicago When the Rt Rev Bishop Chartrand had laid the corner stone the Rev ather Butzkeuben delivered an address Bishop Chartrand congratulated ather Scheide on his achievements since he has been pastor of the congregation of St Mary's Catholic Church and expressed hope that be would be able to continue in the active work of tlie church for many years to come The congregation was complimented by the bishop for the work it nas done toward raising runcis lor i new church which when completed be one of the finest in the city SINGS JUBILEE MASS The Rev ather Scheideler who is oldest member of the clerirv in the in point of service celebrated his golden jubilee mass at 10 yesterday morning at St Mary's Church in the presence of Bishop Chatard and his coad jutor Mg A Soentgerath preached the jnhlico Sermon He praised ather Scheideler for his fait ii fulness to the duties of tho priesthood holding up his work and achievements before the other New Leather Hand Bags Noted for Their Exclusiveness and Better a Than the Ordinary Affords Many are the enthusiastic comments on the beauty the variety the smart new shapes and more than all the exclusiveness our line of Hand Bags Our collection of black bags in real seal sea Hon and walruses Our special assortment of real seal bags at 5 are the best values ever In ancy Leather Hand Bags of the popular price sorts we show new shapes and In a variety of colors They are of good quality leather ana have handsome frames at 553 50 ana Imported Beal Bags from abroad new designs Prices tQ g50oo Monograms or Initials for hand bags watch fobs pins of special designs executed by our own artists in brass gold plated silver or gold Charles Mayer Company 29 31 West Washington Street Don't buy a diamond until you have seen our stock It is much the largest in Indiana Jr cqnr importer of bl ti DIAMONDS Rooms 2 3 and 4 Second loor 1812 N' Meridian Street More than 3000 persons attended the laying of tlie corner stone yesterday aft ernoon of tlie new St Catholic Church New Jersey and termont Hreets a portion of the program of the formal celebration of tire golden jubilee of the Very Bev Anthony Scheideler 'L pastor of tho church Tho corner stone was laid ly the Rt Rev Joseph Chartrand bishop coadtustor He was attended by many priests a num ber of wlirun had come to Indianapolis be present at the CUT PRICE DRUGS A SAMPLE PRICES AT 25cS3lHSjS3tlC3 1 3 for50c 8 Year Sunny Brook Rye Qts n0 98c At a meeting of the committee to select a new location for the clubrooms of Post A Hehl at tlie assocla rooms Saturday evening the mm found themselves unable to rra decision in tho matter ive sites under consideration and the cornr succeeded in eliminating two of I the other three however committeemen could reach no choice and after a lengthv discussion ot tne vantages of the proposed quarters it was decided to leave (he final selection to tho entire board of directors A special meeting of the board has been called for next Saturday evening when a definite choice will be made The com mittee composed of red Helt chairman rank Saye and Charles Albright does not care to assume the responsibility of a final choice The proposed sites are being kept secret by the committee dressed to Mrs King and those con tained assurances of King's affection fori ner ana ms sorrow a oom me uuujuvji hi affairs It is thought his inability to doj what his wife asked led him to take his Indiana Ego All Heat $350 per Ton Indiana Lump All Heat $375 per Ton amous Klondyke Lump for $400 per Ton We also handle all other Coals Immediate Attention Given to Phone New 692 Old Main 906 $50000 Buys 88 Nofe Player Piano Werth $650 of money Terms $25 down $10 per month Lakeside $235 Laffargue mZ i Hammond M2OO Mitchell JR1K5 JR32S Royal Kelso IR20O Kurtzmann S20O Carl Adams Regent M21f Royal JIO Kurtzmann JR35O Regent Henry Miller Grand Owing to the heated discussions which aroused the travelers paign times an effort is being made at headquarters to discourage any attempts at political gossip Tlie effort has proved largely successful and little Talk or a litiral nature is now to be heard at club's parlors George Yocum of Philadelphia turned to the city yesterday after eient mont is ir to me rucnic He will remain in Indiana for some time covering the state in tlie interest of the Yocum Cigar Company As Direct Importers of Diamonds We are able to save you middle men's profits Quality however is not sacrificed to price We offer the best at prices which others will not ask for Inferior grades Our factory on the premises minimizes the cost of setting and offers you original and special de urniture acts I MEETING BUYERS for Newly Married Couples Many young couples who through years ot experience wivw riage have acquired good judg ment in buying such Items as clothing and shoes know that in these matters quality and honest workmanship are greater factors in making a bargain than is mere low price but when it comes to buving their furniture for the having had no experience in this particular iin" apt to be mtsiea oy me uasny finish often found in tho "cheap manufactured solely to mnito noti annf arance and when it is ton late find that poor workmanship and cheap nmsmng satisfactory In which you for many years added expense decide to replace pendahle kind Oilar mta Is the kind which will be highly prized for its beauty and durability by your grandchildren after you Our store is just large enough to hold the best selections from the best makers only At the same time our low running expenses and experience in buying enable us to offer you quality furniture at ordinary prices Dm Ing our ifth Anniversary Saler uro making special prions throughout tho store Those are an added inducement for buying now The Oilar Bros Co 205 Washington St 1 vf 1910 i toh if V'r 'itt I i I I mN Uw A I Wash aad Cadtol Ave laAuaHHa an A Laundry 6 I I O' SPA Vk 'U a i tf MB' 'U ML uJu'S 5c I IH 411 1 I.

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