The Sandusky Star-Journal from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 9

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28,1911 THE SANDUSKY STAR-JOURNAL 6 iiiiiiiiijiiijuiiiiiiiii I Setni-i Sale of Silverware "HOBOKEN SPORTING EDITOR OF NEW HOBO PAPER, STOPS IN SANDUSKY; HIS TALK On his way to St. Louis to act as hoboes and derelicts of the under- sporting editor on a newly launched world. He has started a newspaper, 1 A $1.00 spent here will with headquarters at St. Louis which will be entirely given over to the un- Retain Office Here And! Ea How Louis trami) I0 millionaire, is editor-in-chief, Hobo- According to Hoboken Harry, ken Harry," aged 32, Brooklyn's "Philadelphia Pete" will be society mons life tramp, who says that editor on the sheet and "Omaha Jack" cannot remember his real name, pass-i Edwards will act as associate and ed Through Sandusky Wednesday. I general editor.

The publication wiil Open a New Office At Fostoria WIGHT LEAVES SANDUSKY. buy more than $1.50 spent elsewhere. Note the prices and the reductions i dropped from a fast train at the Grand we make, inese prices GeorseJi Leinsnnsj. Now a and put me wise to faot A I that was officially a sportin' editor "I had just got into God's country from 'Frisco when a bunch from the v. est with the coast sign hung out di'opped from a fast train at the Grand i i I are forlhfslweek only.

I WM. AL ROGERS' TRIPLE PLATE $4.00 medium Knives, doz. $3.00 $4.00 medium Forks, dozen $3.00 .3. 14.00 Table Spoons, dozen $3.00 $2.00 Tea Spoons, Clerk, To Be Made Division Freight Agent While not yet officially positive information has be sold on the streets of the Missouri metropolis and thousands of St. Louis- ans have already made known their intentions and offers of assistance to the movement.

Harry talked about ten minutes to and I'm on my way to take the a lepresentame of the Star-Journal, "Hoboken Harry" said Wednesday! and then feebly asked, "When do we morning: eat?" The inevitable hobo was suc- The inevitable knight of the roadj cessful in his ventuie but not until off a fast Lake Shore train' he had disclosed the fact that he had 1847 ROGER BROS. $5.00 medium Knives, doz. $4 uO $5.00 medium Porks, doit $4 uO Table Spoons, $5.00 S3.00 Tea Spoons, dozen 2 5 nr.onnced been re i and has been given to i i a of the Husine-ss MPSI'S association unit ahvays picks out the "tops" fori started me on the life, Harry Sdfp and raniri means of transuorta-i said. "I mean the he con- Vexing Problem Looks To Be Settled For Two Years at Least THE BID LOOKS REGULAR Rate Is As Agreed Upon And Company Will Give Rebate for June the i a company will to "hike around for the as he! been a professional hobo for the wasij With the letpiving Tuesday forced to term it. Harry rides! sixteen years.

noon of a. bid fiora the Sandusky Gas but fast passenger trains! "It was the little girl dying that Electric Co. which appears acceptable to the city lighting problem and rapid means of transporta-i said. "I mean the Jf. I If! 1847 ROGER HOLLOW HANDLES $11.00 Knives or Forks DARNING SILK SPECIAL We feature in onr notion section Darning Silk in white, black and colors, for darning silk hose spools for 25c STERLING SILVER HATPINS 15cEach.

All the week if they last, we shall sell solid sterling silver' Hat Pins with extra long stems at loc each. It is an actual fact that no better hat pins are being sold in this city for 50c. Will supply these to any, in any quantity, including dealers, at 15c SPECIAL IN I CRASHES, TOWELS Good sturdy, all linen crash, white or unbleached, specially priced yard, 8c J5ood all linen bleached Glass Toweling, excellent for chil- dren's frocks, specially priced yard lOc Good size, hemstitched els, white border 2 for 25c ALL LINEN HEMSTITCHED AND I SCALLOPED PILLOW CASES Size 45x3C, value $1-50 1 CORSET SPECIALS $100 C. 79c $1.50 C. $1.00 Artist Model 75c Net Corsets 50c TOILET AND-'-'-r-'l I MEDICINES 25c Merk's Phosphate i5c 35c Merk's Sugar of Milk A 25c Ib.

Peroxide 76c Toilet Waters 69c 25c Euthymol Powder .2 for 30c S1.50 Gombauit Balsam $1.15 Jj 60c Kitchel's Liniment 4 25c Hira's Hoot Beer 19c 50c Hind's Honey and Cream at 39c IN THE NOTION SECTION 10c, large Hair Nets 25c loc, -C large Hair Nets 25c i lain its division o1u ind will itibo establish a I in Fostona. By this plan, prae- tieally re-establishes conditions at ttey prior to the Tit 'An office "was consolidated with the hero I ou tne "tops" is meant the top? tinned. "We had one of the niftiest two yeais officials, the street tor the period of beginning January 1st, office! oassensrer coaches. By lying! little homes in Brooklyn at one time." next, looks at last to have been set' flat on his bark, a tramp may safely' Harry scouted through tlie down-jt'ed. It was the third bid which the ride al! night by clasping tightly on-, town section of Sandusky i company had presented for the street to the smokestack, according to! moining to "make the town" as he lighting contract and appaiently ton- Harrv.

I said and expected to leave for chi-l a al agreements between the I Sandusky office is" a' par- 1 lnf Eads but shortly oven cago shortly after noon Wednesda- Clt officials and the company made! i vear ago a St. Lo'iis merchant-mil- Pron Suits, Waists At Low Prices than you can afford to make LADIES' DRESSES White Lawn, butterfly sleeve, made df all-over embroidery from the waist up; skirt trimmed with lace and tucks for 11L WiUl- $2.98 Figured Lawn, butterfly sleeve skirt and waist elaborately piped with plain material, trimmed with buttons, lace yoke, for LADIES' WASH SUITS All colors, $1.50 to $5.75 LADIES' WAISTS Large lots elaborately trimmed in colors or white, 98c $1.25 JfEW AEKITALS IS TBI3I- 3IIXGS. O. Cm Powers ual loser. I it is stated that C.

T. Wight, 1 1 division freight agent here wheie he a been located for more than iit-J teen years, will go to Fostoria 10 bo 1 1 in charge of the office in that city Tie will take with him a number of loc ill ofiice men, including some, at a of tho traveling freight agents Geoijro i .1. I.emgaiitt, chief clerk to Mr Wight, will bo appointed freight agent and will a chrrge the ofiice here He will have i hrn H. R. llhonehoiise.

now assistant rare clerk; Miss Frances Youna, stci ographer, and perhaps others. Just how huge an torce ue maintained liere is not yet known. Tiie 0., it is said, recognized the necessity of maintaining a dm ion freight office here to look a a tho heavy local shipments. At the same time it was found necessaiy to have an office located on the main line and Fostoria was picked as the best point. Telegraphic instructions were sunt to Fostoria Tuesday to close nil the lease on office rooms in that city, the lease having been approved.

Mr. Wight was in Fostona Wednesday. He regrets leaving Sandusky: but is glad that the office here is to be retained. Local business men and stoppers are not satisfied but must make the best of it. ago lionaire, and still worth millions, spent a year of his life among the time Thursday.

From Chicago he will take a flyer and expect? to arrive in St. Louis some- during the recent months. The company will likely be awarded the con- YOUB NEIGHBOR'S ou may profit by it. Take Fo- Kidney Pills Mis D. Gilkeson, 32ti Inglis 0., says; i "I had kidney and bladder trouble for some time and though I received some 'results from other kidney pills yet I thev did not cure me as Foley Kidney Pills have done relieved me and usin three or Wants Young People to bMtlr ara enthel or a11 kidney and bladder tiouble.

Foley Kidney Pills were the means of restoring my kidneys to their normal More Attention To Real Sports IVE HUNDRED ON HAND HEARING POSTPONED Chung to the absence of Mayor Lehrer from the city Wednesday, the hearing of Max Stoarn, Cedar Point photographer, charged with malicious destruction of personal property belonging to Ernest Xiebergall, a local commercial photographer, scheduled for Wednesday moining, was again postponed. This time the hearing wan set for Wednesday morning, July Both Steam and Niebergal hare subpoenaed a number of witnesses. Stoarn will endeavor to proie that he was. not the man who bioke Xieber- Sentiment In Favor of Holding Next Year's Session Later In Season Tripping the light fantastic, from the standpoint of an exercise, is mighty poor business, according to Prof. J.

H. Bickason, of Woostei, spoke before the Ohio to Teacheio' Association Wednr Juy moining. He asserted that dancing a was hardly i of being called an OAercisi 3 "I clo nut approve of dan'ing, and that young people on their vacations would devote more time to athletic bports, such as. swimming and walking." declared the speaker. The pubiect of Prof.

Dickason's ad- diess was "Moral Education or a Training for Manhood." "What the Public School Should Do for the Teacher's Body. Health and Physical Tiainrng; as Factors in General Education," was the sivbject of a i i i i galls plates and plate-holders after an intcres ting address bv Dr. F. E. 1 Glenn Curtiss in L(K)1Kurt an obcilin professor.

-He Niebergall, on the other hand, is jiut (lpt lnrpd a 0 ntra- as sure thnt he be able to prtrve that Stearn was the party who attacked him. FINE IMPROVEMENTS Gallagher building on W.itei street will, as soon as- the mipicne- ments now in progress there are completed, loom up as one of the flu-1 of control at the morning session A est appealing buildings along that bo-it ikle at four o'clock "hi the aftei- declared that there were two contra- i views of the human body the aesthetic, and the psychological "According to the latter theory, tho human is simply a tool with which man works, but the aesthetic take higher ground," cl.in tho bpeaker. Eh S. Reynolds, of Columbus, elected as a membei of the board tract by the board of contiol within the next week or so. The company agrees to furnish arc lamps at $06 per lamp both for a minimum of 225 lamps and at the same rate for each in excess of that number.

President B. Mahler amends the compain's bid wi.h the following piopoMtion: "The foresomg proposal is filed by the undersigned company in pursu- rTM i i ante to the geneial understanding The firbt few doses ex essed tU 1e i I last Februarv. Likewise and in keep' ing with i hat understanding, this company agioos that the pioposed rato of $Gt pei lamp per year, shall to i bills under the present condition and I can hishly lecommend COI1U pl OVldul a legal, binding contract foi the new term is executed before Jnl In. In that the rebate will a on the Juno bill." This latter proposition of the company was one of the demands made by the city. The bid was the only one by Service Director Bing.

Hi- has refened the same to them." Bpchberger Brown. mon-wpd-fri-wkly-30 HEAITH BOARD COXFEREXCE The thiitieth annual conference of the state board of health -nith representatives of local boards of all -ul- lages of less than 3.000 population and townships in 45 rnnnttes will be held in Cleveland July 20 and 21. Erie county tillages and townships are included and the law requires all boards to send representatives. Wanted--Six girls 18 years or over, preferred. Apply Mahala Laundry.

as-a-juiy-i Over Three Hundred Commercial Club Members on Hand With Cadet Band street A force of painters and dec- oratois are at i on the exteiior of the structure and have given the front a fine new of white paint The deeoiatois following arc giving tho front an imposing marble appearance-. The building will look like noon scheduled. Although expression on the floor has not yet developed, is considerable sentiment among the tea'h- eis in a of holding the conventions in the lattei p.irt of July, nr the eaily part of August. It is ar- I CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR 12c Vests 3 for 25c 25c Vest or Pants 2 for 35c 50c Union Suits 3Dc SSc Union Suits (iac MEN'S UNDERWEAR 50c Balbriggan Shirts or Drawers S9c 50c Union Suits 39c $1.50 White Lisle Union Suits $1.00 51.60 Carter's Union Suits AUTOMOBILE GARAGE Let Experts Repair Your Car. Bush our spcciali).

('wine and i one of the most modern strucLtnes in gued that more of the teachers the city as soon as all the bo ie ul.v to take their -vacation at that mwits a i complete time, and a a larger attendance at the sessions would result. Superin- nt Tarey Boggess. of Springfield, is one of the leading advocates nf i change. Wednesday's arrivals at the convention swelled the attendance to m-arly five A considerable number of Sandusky teachers are at every session, and are much interested in the proceedings Dr. Chaile-- dlrectoi of the Sclicol of a i of Chicago Uni- i a i i i i i a i i i a a address i "Thcoietica! anil i a a a i i he his mb- ct 1 i a i i of i i of a i ri i i and di of i -i hool of i a i i i i on The a a of "Gets-It" Puts Your Feet In Clover.

get our Ptiiimalc on jolt. action giiuranU-ed. llc'il tal.e care of cars, clfan or store ilicni. FAVORITE GARAGE i- 11 i Headofl by the C-aclet band, of Springfield, three members of the enterprising Commercial club of a cit came hei on their annual excursion Wednesday morning. On their ai rival, they paraded around the streets anri the band played catching airs.

Fried chicken, and other delicacies, more 01 less a i a and large tubs lor lemonade, brought on the i a i and the i was served by one of the caterers in Spiing- ttrld The sumptuous dinner served to the members at noon at Cedar Point, and tho a i spent in anuibemenis- A concert by the Cadet band on the Come House lawn, is scheduled shortly before six o'clock The special Big Four a i earning the club members, surely burned up the rails between, the City of Homes and STTndusky. as tne Trip was made at a late of almost sixty miles an hour. The excursion Spring-field a few i a o'clock, and arrived at A Cedai Point clock promptly ut ten in the i i "The ox i i i i a the largest that the Commercial club has mn," said SecieUiry Andeisori on his ar- i a here Wednesday morning. "The is now composed of (il)0 niem- i and wo hope to i a i 1.000 a soon." i i a His- a I at i Tho 'i 1 i ai thnt tinii' ill) 1 -s-ion i I' the poimanenr inus Lodick Cor. Kow JucK- bon Si.

Harris.011 Tbono JIG9-K owner of a corn, callous, wart 1-. fioms to I saipn--' of a No do you havo to th fil 'i i no raorf- i i blood. ami a i in maro I'i Her. I AOt.uni; to stlolc your corn "Gr.Tt--IT," U'p n-" nTM irnito 1 tc 1 si lilsrcs. how worko' cr hurt.

r.r.d conies out You to 'irat; It out. is. I 'i ii" tjists at 25 ic.n;;'; a i or -SDnt y- ect by K. A SOLD IN OK1O BY W. A.

Graham and i i a i i a inat- A General A I A LICENSES. Row on sale. We carry a complete line of Machines and records. A. BERGMOSER (et Skeet.

A NEVER TASTED "PABST" BEER? Come doviii then, on and tonight and PHi- i 11 It's aiuays Siilis- a fine Life Hid- Kansas Mo. A "I a a i i (if a cold which S'ttlod in kidnovs and I was pnin from inv trouble. A fri-'Miii tcooniinonii 1 F.I'OV'S Kidney Pills a i I two bc.tihs of there and have riono ni" a world of iiuoti Brown. mon-wod-fri-wkly-30 The Bay View Notice--We will close at i noon on Saturdays during July Lauber Bros. Props- an August.

Sandusky Sash, so? water street 'Door Lumber Co. 28 29 30 the board of the gd- ot control. The proposal cuuipauy this time comes sctuaiely under the speei- flcatioiib drawn up by the city solicitor. The bid of the company weeks ago was i ejected because the. company rejected certain clauses of the specifications.

Fishing Tackle Lawn Mowers Binder Twine Rubber Hose and Ready Mixed Paints. Best in the city at The millions of Cascarct users never know the of Headache, Coated Tongue or Sick Stomach. You know when you need Cascarets. You feel a certain dullness and depression--perhaps the approach of a headache. You sav, ''I am bilious and I must take something tonight." But why do waste the day? It is easy to keep at jotir best at all times if jou'll do it.

The way is to carry a box of Cascaiets i Take one just as soon as you need it. Then the clouds rise at once. The need for areU is a natural need. Don't think that you aiv drugging yourself. AYo must get a laxative some way.

If we don't get it through exercise and through proper tood must get it otherwise. Cas- carets aie thr i be'-r Ask your doctor about it He will tell you that the flay of the violent pursathes. siuh calomel, pills, saltss, castor oil and cathartics, is past. This is the rlav of the gentle in medicine, the natural. io pleasant.

Cas- carets act us c-'rtain foods act-just as exercise acts--on bowels-on the livci. Get a 10 cent box and take one now. BASEBALL "AMERICA'S MENTAL SHOWER BATH" SAYS A PASTOR "FAN" SACRAMENTO. Cal that the $10.000,000 spent for baseball season was uetter expended tihan the same s-um would have been in foreign missions, Franklin Baker, pastor of the Fiist Unitarian church hei e. vigorously defended Sunday baseball.

He recited "Casey at the Bat," and concluded his remarks bj saying a the game is "America's mental shower FOLET'8 KIDSEY REMEDY Is particularly recommended for chronic cases of kidney and bladder trouble. It tends to regulate and control the kidney and bladder action and Haling, strengthening and bracing. Bechberger Brown. mon-wed-fri-wkly-30 1 oday's Markets Today. CHICAGO G1U1X CHICAGO.

2S Giain Closing: Wneat S9 com 57 l-8c; oats 43 l-4c. Pork $15 25. 4-STORY BUILDING FALLS. Employes Escape Terrible Death By pat An Hour's. Time; $125,000 loss "DO" WHITE WAY WITH $2 Terrace Garden Arranges for Your Evening's Entertainment and Safe Return ST.

LOUIS, an hour before five hundred and eighty em- ployes would have reported for work the four story building of the Hirch snd Sons Iron and Rail company completely collapsed with a ioar that could be heard for blocks. The loss is one hundied and thousand dollars. Notice. The Board of Education of the city of Sandusky bids for the installation of boilers and making changes in the heating system at the Eighth ward sihool building according to plans and specifications on file at the board's room in the High School, said bids to be opened Friday evening, July 14th, 1913, at 7 o'clock. All bids shall be accompanied with a certified check equal to five (3) per cent of the amount of the bid, payable to the clerk of the -aid board as a guarantee that a contiact i be entered into if the bitl or any part of the bid is accepted.

The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. By oider of the boaid, LEE B. KELLER, clerk. 28-29 CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO. June Cattle-- Receipts steady; beeves tUjO; stockers and feeders 5.3'a; cows and heifers calves $5.

Toft 7. 75. Hogs-- Receipts 2S.OOO; dull, lower; liijhjL 1-2. mixrrt $'0 42 1-2; heavy 1-2; pigs Sheep-- strong; lambs 25. CLEVELAND LIVESTOCK CLEVELAND.

0 June Hogs-Receipts heavies fG.65: mixed Yorkers pigs lights ::5. Cattle-- Receipts 3 cars; slow. Sheep and Lambs Receipts 3 cars; $700 top. Calves-- Receipts 150 head; $8.50 top. TOLEDO GRAIN AND HAY TOLEDO, 0., June S9c; July 89c; Sept.

90c; Dec. 92 C-4e. Corn--Cash 58 l-2c; July 58 l-2c; Sept. GO 3-2c; Dec. 58 3-4c.

Oats--Cash 43 l-4c; July 45 l-2c; Sept. 45 l-4c; Dec. 47 1-Sc. Clover Seed--Cash $JO; Oct. Dec.

Mar. prime alssika August timothy, August $5.50. Butter--Tub creamery 24c; fancy print, unchanged; dairy ISc. Eggs--Strictly fresh 19c; candled ISc; choice storage lOc. Hay--No.

1, Timothy, unchanged; No. 2, unchanged; No. 3, unchanged; Light Clover, mixed, unchanged; No. 1, Clover, mixed, unchanged; No. 1, Clover, unchanged; Oat and Wheat and Mixed Straw, unchanged.

INDIANA WOMAN FOR GIRLS' SCHOOL HEAD Por Infants and Children, Tiie Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of ARBUCKLES HEAVY LOSERS Said 1o lime I)rouj)cd Priro War Snsnr Trust XTCW YORK. June US --Clams and asparagus s-oup, lobbtor, a la i and eads, i villo, nut 1 (Icini tasi-c and cigars, i vvpro some of i i i i of tho theatrical roiilasn. i i i Now Yorkers aro tnd.iv It all I ended i ,1 a i i i ml" a i --not 1 honif Tp'nuo opopcd i afioi of a i i i foi it w'nild i i a course umnor, a product ion of C.n- I niPii, a ganien a of a deulle a i i i vpy evorv and i i long-' homo Special to The Star-Journal -C I 0. 2S --Miss Charlott'- 1 e. matron ot ti i Indiana Sihool Girls, located al I i be chosui i Cirl.s' I i a School at Delaware Tliiirfrla.v afternoon when board i i i i of the institution hold a in thic rity.

WASH1XGTOX. D. June 28-That the Arbuckle brothers lost one i i two and fitty thousand dollars in a syaar price war with the sugar trust in I and 1904 was I i (o today before the sugar truct probing It was stated a at thf present time there is no price war as the sugar trust and ihe Arbuckle brothers are maintaining an irpn-clad a i ROYALTIES DEPART BUT FESTIVITIES CONTINUE 1 And Cuticura Ointment. No other emollients do so much to dispel pimples, a a roughness and other annoying conditions of the complexion, hands and hair. Sold SendJi.r free hooklft to Putter Urua Buttoa, U.

A. LOXnOX. Though today ecl tho i i i i ot all of tliei tepiespntativos of royalty and! tho special i abroad, tho POst-coroiK'tion jsiid tions i i i nbatonien! day the kins qnoon i Royal 'Vsnonlt'inil show at tho Crown Point in i i Tomorro" popul 100 of motroiioiis a i tons of tlioiisj-ind' of will i out in i MJ i MIO a nii I op ii'ipndui 1 H'ooiuion of 1 1 kins fpoon bv t'no loul mavor i i wl' follow the at- t'Midance of t'noir inajp-ties in the dav on (ho special tlnnks serMco at St. Paul's Odthedr.il. VAGRANT'S BLOOD SAVES LIFE OF N.

Y. SCIENTIST NKW YORK, June quantity of blood drawn fiom the veins of "park bencher" which is today coursing through the body of Dr. Oorga R. Lockwood, one of the best known stomach in the country, and himself a sufferer from ulcer of tlie stomach will the scientist's life. Fitly dollars paid tha "bench, warmer." Children leave their play to listen to a hurdy-gurdy.

Women and men leave their work at the passing of a band. There is a great lesson in this. It shows the longing in every heart for music. It proves that music is necessary in every life, in every home. A piano in your home gives you the never-ending pleasure of playing or listening to all the songs and airs you love.

We will place in your home now, a Richmond or a Harvard piano. The terms of payment arranged to suit your convenience with only the lowest banking interest added to the unpaid balance. Demonstrations at your con- John F. Renner Washington Row JEWS PA PER I IN SPA PERI.