Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 11

THE DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 19,1916 "DRIVE" ON OFFICE- OF MAYOR AND RAID ON MILLIONAIRES' CLUB ARE THE HIGH SPOTS IN CHICAGO'S GRAFT-POLITICS FIGHT By Daily UseofCuticura. It Removes All Pimples and Blotches, "My face began breaking out with pimples and blotches which itched.and burned till I was nearly crazy. They were hard and red and finally festered and broke, making my face a veritable open eruption, and it went to such a state that my employer ordered me to lay off At night my face itch and burn so that I got very little sleep. This went on for about six weeks yhen I wrote for a free sample of Cuti- cura Soap and Ointment. It relieved rue I bought more, and two bars of Soap and two tins of Ointment healed me.

(Signed) Alfred T. Burns, 133 Sears Dayton, Ohio, April 17, 1916. Cuticuni Soap not only works wonders all cases of skin troubles but its properties are so mild and so delicately combined that it is also ideal for everyday use in the toilet. Cutictira Ointment applied to any roughness, will do all and more than majority of expensive creams in keeping the'skin soft, smooth and clear. For Trial Free by Return Mail address post-card: "Cuticura, Dept.

Boston." Sold throughout the world. TRAVELERS' GUIDE 0 PENNSYLVANIA LINES. Arrive from Chicaio. No. 2 3 i Night Ex.

.12:40 a.m. No. 110-Atlantic Exp a No. 206--Southland 11 A 6 S' 'aToubv. 12:301 p.

m. No. 34-- Seaboard Express TM' S10--Accommodation p. in. Depart for Chicago.

Mo. 1'37 Chicago Night a No. 103--Pacific Express TM No. lOT-Chirairo i i fixp 4 a. No.

831--AccommDdation No. S3--Pan Handle Exp 5 nr No. a i 2 No. 841 --Accommodation 4 1 m. Arrire from Louisville.

Ho. 337--Chli-iiBo Night Exp No. 307--Chicago Midnight No. Daylight Deprt for Louirrille. No.

336 -Louisville Nleli' No. 306--Louisville i i Exp. No. 316-Loulsville Da.vllaht p.m. Arrive irom Bradford.

No. 1 or 1 -Pacific Express No. 801--Accommodation No. 33--Pan Handle Exp "No. 811--Accommodation Depart for Bradford.

No. 110--Atlantic Express No 300--Accommodation No. 34--Sunbonrd Express No. BIO--Accommodation Arrive from Cincinnati. Xt, 2 Chicago Night Exp No.

207-Southland in 'l5 a No. 807-- Accommodation No. 21T-Chlcaco Daylight 1 No 817--Accommodation Depart tn Cincinnati No. 23-- Cincinnati Niche No. 20C-- Southland No.

DEATH OF TERRELL RECALLS MURDER Murderer Once Sentenced for Life, Later Sent to Insane Hospital and Then Paroled; club Maclnv Hoyne, state attorney, who directed raids on a millionaire's! the mayor's office in Chicago; mounted police on guard in) front of city liall when mayor's office was raided. tup mayor's office anil "capture" of all his official documents and a "raid" on tfl are high spots in the war bein'g waged "between democratic State Attorns millionaire CIUD of chicago Hoyne says he will prove Charles C. Healy, Hoyne and re ub ca avo is getting the biggest share of swag he says vice dens and saloons are pajJ i a eina or lomp8 claims Hoyne ta politics. A "drive" on millionaire sportsmen's club are ADULTERATED GASOLINE BEING MARKETED 2 n. ni.

4:30 a. m. 2.00 p. m. 12 :45 n.

m. 3:00 m. 11:00 a. m. 1:10 p.

m. 7 p. ra. 1:05 a. m.

a. ro. 1:25 p. m. 4:00 p.

m. 3:10 a. m. m. m.

m. 2 :50 o. m. 6:00 at. Washington, D.

Oct. discovery not long ago that impure or adulterated gasoline was being placed upon the market caused a deal of indignation among American auiomo- i-bilists. Samples from several hund- red garages were bought and testod. i It was found in most instances that the I gasoline was of poorer quality than i that purchased at half the price a year ago. and some of it was so poor that HOLD MAN FOR MURDER GEO.

A A I A I I A 4:16 a. m. Associated Indianapolis, Oct. Farlow of Crawfordsville, accused it failed to operate- the engines of some with the kinlng 0 Walter arted the cars. The automobilists started wag woun fa- a national -campaign against such adul- Saturday night in "lover's.

lane' veral a cities drew 'y No! 816--Accommodation Arrire from sprinefield. No. 901 for 1 No.80S Depart for Effner. No. 903--Accommodation 903--Acpmmodation 'Arrive from ECner.

No. 902--Acoounodatton No. 922--Accommodation AND ALIA- No. 6--Leaves 6:00 a.m. South Bend, dally.

NO -T 4e A d.ll, Arrives 4 :40 Leaven 4 p.ra. 42 A to South daily except SU day 5S--Leaves P-m- Logansport So'ith Bend. Sunday only. 48--Arrives 10:00 p.m. Loeansport, dally.

7:10 a.m. Leaves 7:20 a.m SouS Haute, dally except Sun- 11:12 a.m. Leaves 11:20 Terre Haute, dally xccpt 7:30 a.m. :00 p. m.

9:05 a. m. 6:40 p. m. Logansport to Leave" 10:30 to teration, and several large cities up specifications of a certain standard to which the gasoline sold at garages must comply.

So far, however, this standard has not been enforced, foi a new light has been shed on the gasoline situation. In a speech made before the Washington committee investigating the gasolins problem, Director Van H. Manning of the bureau of mines, made the statement that in thirty years the supply of crude-' oil in the United States would be exhausted. After that America will be dependent either on the production of other nations cr upon a substitute derived from other sources. In the meantime, he urges the automobilists of the country not to be hard on the gasoline refiners, who are trying to make' the best of bad conditions.

I I A Turre Hnute to Vernon. Oct. Edna Tech, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tech, is suffering from infant i paralysis, the Brat case to develop in this city.

Miss Tech is a trainee! nurse who home from Chi- caso 11 clays ago, where she at- a victim "of the disease. A 'strict quarantine' has been established Tech home. to Indianapolis tonight. denies that he knows the assault, but police officials believe they have evidence enough for conviction. Farlow at tue of arrest was wearing a pair of trousers which matched the coat and vest found on Johnson and a Crawfordsville identified the trousers as belonging to a suit he made for the murdered man some tinia ago.

Johnson's father also identified the trousers as the one's his son wore when he left Crawfordsville Saturday. Johnson, when found, was to the Enoch of Crawfordsville, told the officers that he had cut a piece of pipe for Farlow last Saturday, Farlow saying that he intended to use it in xne of his The police believe that the pipe was used in the assault on Johnson. LOCATE LOST SON THROUGH "MOVI More than have the ino pictures been the means of iden ing someone thought to have dead. One of the most recent ca'fs occurred in Pittsburgh. Mr.

and MB. Norman Beesucker of near had long mourned their soldier s(i, Earl, as dead. Their belief. was 4- founded recently, however, when tly attended the moving pictui-e shows ji one of the Pittsburgh oases. i This' picture, taken in London abot two weeks ago, shows the son Earl a pallbearer during the" interment the Zeppelin dead, whose bodies wej committed to the grave with the est honors their British foemen coul accord them.

i This was the first news the' Bei suckers, have received from the one in five months. The son, Ear who is veil known in Knoxville, lei Bluffton, Oct. death of John W. Terrell, age sixty-three, who died at Muneie Monday, marked the closing chapter of a murder case that thirteen years ago attracted the attention of the entire state. Terrell on July 12, 1903, shot and killed his son- in-law, Melvin He was sentenced to.

the state prison-for life, but before judgment had been passed he was declared of unsbund mind and sent to the Eastern Hospital for the Insane at Richmond. Four years later, in 1908, Terrell was paroled from the hospital and enjoyed his liberty under bond of $15,000. While Terrell was in the hospital the Indiana supreme court reversed the verdict of the jury because of a technicality. The original indictment returned on a printed form several yeafs old made the date of the crime 18908 instead'of the writer intending to cover the figure 8 with the 9 bu); failing to do so. The higher court reversed the case 'because this error.

At the time of the murder Terrell was one of the wealthiest men in Wells county, but he spent a fortune in fighting for his freedom. Before he was sent to the insane hospital he deeded all of his property regaining to his wife and it went to fne children at the time of her death, two' years ago. Terrell killed his son-in-law in a fit of anger brought on by Wolf tantalizing him about his daughter, with whom he (Wolf) had lived orfly-a short time. Wolf was driving past the Terrell farm and when he yelled at his father-in-law the latter seized a shot gun and fired, the shot almost tearing away one of Wolf's legs. Wolf drove to the office of a physician for treatment and Terrell followed him there breaking down the door and firing two more shots at Wolf as he lay on the operating table.

When Terrell saw his victim was dead he returned to his home and awaited the arrival of the sheriff. The death of Terrell occurred at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Lucy Johnson, where he had been visiting for three weeks. The funeral will be held at the Union church in Randolph county Wednesday morning.

Troubles --by keeping your teeth REALLY CLEAN. "But," you say, "I brush my teeth'regularly, yet they decay." Yes, you brush them, but do you REALLY CLEAN them? Tonight, after brushing your teeth, examine them closely. You will likely find an accumulation of tartar on the enamel and bits of food deposit hiding in the crevices. Decay, as well the dangerous gum disease called utually velope only in the mouth where germ-laden tartar ic present. SENRECO, the formula of a dental specialist, keeps, the teeth REALLY CLEAN.

It embodies specially prepared soluble granules unusually effective in cleaning away food deposits. Moreover, it is particularly destructive to the gertn of Pyorrhea. Go to your dealer today and get a tube of Senreco--Veep your teeth RE and protect yourself against Pyorrhea and decay. Send 4c to Senreco, 304 Walnut St, Cincinnati, Ohio, for liberal-tjzed trial package. "PREPAREDNESS" i See your dentut twice yearly Senreco twice duuly tooth that REALLY CLEANS TO LAY DREADNOUGHT KEEL Arrives a.m°' SouTh Ben" Sunday.

7:05 p.m. Leaves 7:15 p.m. 10 fcth Bend to Logansport to a 1 p'm. South Bend to 10 :30 a. m.

-oeansport to No 140-- Leaves to Butler, dally ecept Sunday. Leaves 5:45 p. m. Loeansport Butler. iiU- a Butler to No 145-- Arrives 11:16 a drihr edo to Lo- 1 and p.m.

Buffalo, eansport via. WABASH RAILROAD. Eaatbound. No. 2--To Toledo.

Detroit and Buffalo, 2 Toledo. Detroit Buffalo, leaves daily 7:42 a.m. No s--To Toledo, leaves da! jto. Toledo. Detroit leaves dally 3:13 P-rn.

Westbound. No 9 To st. Louis and Kansas City, leaves 8 Louis and Kansa. City, leevet da No Louls. leaves dally 7 :00 p.m.

No. St. Louis and Kansas City, leave. dally 12:01 a.m. KONON RAILROAD.

Delphi. North. No. SZ 80 South. 87 S8 81 f.

TJ: T. TRACTION CO. te Indlanapolti. Trains leave Intemrban station i a.m., 6:00 pirn" 6:00 p.m..'7: :00 p.m. ercirht Train).

leave 6: p. TEST CASE IS A FAILURE. from ITim was that he had crossed tht SB Prancsco, Oct. a testcase bawught toy the government to. determine whether a woman can -be convicted of conspiring to make 'herself a white slave and whether a man can be punished for aiding in her transportation even it she pays the expense, Elizabeth Howard and George Brown were acquitted by.

a jury here today. The who registered with at a local hotel and later went (with him to Reno testified Brown was i. i sea and joined the British army. time to time letters were receiv the parents, but this correspondence uaeaT orlng to redeem her from tBe ceased suddenly, and, as tune he aa(J wanted tJ her the father airf mother carne to theL conclusion that Earl had fallen. A neighbor of the Bepsnckerg wit- d6clared enses paid her own es nesse'd the "movie" showing the fun era! of the crew of the Zeppelin which had been shot clown during an attempted raid, over London.

All of the coffins were borne by British soldiers, in the foreground at which the neighbor recognized Earl Beesucker. It is need- FORGET ACHES. Stiff knaes, aching limbs, lame back ake life a burden. If you suffer from xeumatism, grout, lumbago, neuralgia, it a bottle of Sloan's Liniment, the niversal remedy for pain. Easy to STOMACH UPSET? Get at the Real Cause--Take Dr.

Edwards' Olive Tablets That's what thousands of stomach ufferers are doing now. Instead aking tonics, or trying to patch up a loor digestion, they are attacking the cause of the ailment--clogged liver and disordered bowels. Dr Edwards' Olive Tablets arouse he liver in a. soothing, healing way. Vhen the liver and bowels are per- orming their natural functions, away goes indigestion and stomach tro.ubles.

If you have a bad taste in your mouth, tongue coated, appetite poor, azy don't-care feeling, no ambition or energy, troubled with undigested you should take Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel. Dr. Edwards'' Olive Tablets are a jurely vegetable compound mixed with oil You will know them by their olive colot They do work without griping, cramps or pain. Take one or two at bedtime for quick relief, sc you can eat what you like. At lOc.

and 25c per All druggists. BOSTON MAN FINED FOR TAKING PICTURES It' is not known what the of Logansport and especially the amateurs would do if they were prohibited from taking pictures on Sunday. On nearly all nice days, especially in the- summer, large numbers of persons are out. taking pictures-. In Boston, however, this is against the law.

Joseph Wojczak, a photographer of South Boston, was found guilty in of taking pictures on the Lord's Day and was fined He appealed. His counsel argued it was a custom of the Polish people to have their pictures taken immediately after a wedding and he could see no harm. In'tak- ing a picture of a wedding frou'p on Sunday. Judge Day replied tha; Polish people had no more rights than others in this country and that it they wished to take pictures on Sunday they would have to appeal to the legislature for special laws. less to state that the remainder it penetrates without rubbing program 'Contained nrj interest for this ad soothes thf? tender flesh.

Clean- neighbor, and a half hour later Mrs.r and more effective than mussy olnt- Beesucker was on her way to verifyfients or poultices. For strains or for herself the good news. iprains, sore muscles or w-renched Norman Beesucker, the father, is anlgaments resulting from, strenuous ex- engineer on the Monongahela divisionr-cise, Sloan's Liniment gives quick of the Pennsylvania railroad, and wasjelief. Keep it on hand for emer- out on a run the news of hisfen-cles. At your Druggist, son arrived.

Later he, too, saw thej picture. "GOLD BRICKS" ARE STILL ON THE MARKET Washington, Oct. was made today by Admiral W. S. Benson, acting secretary of the navy, that the keel of the latest American dreadnought, the California, will be laid at the Mare Island navy yard- at San Francisco Wednesday, Oct.

25. Soon thereafter the keel of the dreadnought Tennessee will be laid at the New York nary yard, after the launching of the battleship. New Mexico. The California and the Tennessee were authorized by the congress early in 1915 and ire being built In government yards because the bids of private contractors exceeded the author-' ized limit of cost fixed by congress. The California and Tennessee will be similar in design to the New Mexi- i co, Mississippi and Idaho, displacing 32,000 tons each and mounting 12 14- inch guns.

Their length will be feet, and breadth 97 feet inches. A speed of 21 knots is required. All the steam railways in New Zealand are owned and operated By the government. BIG TENT PURE BRED DUROC JERSEY HOG SALE To be held at my residence on the Camden pike, 5 miles east of Camden, 10 miles south of Lbgansport and 3 miles west of Deer Creek oe. Michigan pike, on Thursday, Oct.

26, 1916 Sale Starts at 12:30. 47 HEAD OF CHOICEST BREEDING HOGS, CONSISTING OF 47 LAST FALL AND SUMMER OPEN SOWS, GILTS AND YEAR- LING'BOARS OF THE CHOICEST BREEDING. All have been treated against cholera with either the double treaty ment or Ridgway process. Pedigrees for every hog. Come out see the largest male hog for his age I ever owned.

A good dinner wilf be furnished by the Ladies' Aid, and don't forget the date. Octr 26thj1 is "Duroc Day'j at Bennie Carnell's corner. Bring your neighbors your automobiles and stop at the big tent. TERMS--A credit of any number of months not exceeding year will be given on any sum, purchaser giving bankable note with( approved freehold security; 5 per cent interest from date; 8 per cents from date if not paid at maturity. All hogs will be guaranteed breeds ers.

If they do not breed for you bring them back to me and I will them. If they do not breed for mp I will refund 25 per cent of chase price on all hogs bringing over $25, if reported daygj from date of sale. BENNIE CARNELL Eikenberry Auctioneers. Edgar Phillips, SOUNDS LIKE SWEARING. La Crosse, Oct.

in the Wisconsin-Minnesota Light and Power company offices sat? up with a shocked and startled expression when a stranger walked up to a desk and announced his name. It sounded like an outburst of profainity, but it was only a Chicago book salesman introducing himself. The salesman was G. O. Tuhell, and the man he met was Chief Clerk S.

Damm It has been supposed that the days of selling gold bricks had passed but this does not seem to be the case. In the "busines opportunities" col umn of one of the metropolitan papers there recently appeared an advertise-i ment which read: "Manager wanted. Know many millions buried." Inquiry developed the fact that a gentleman, claiming to be a minister, had a scheme which he wished to work out lor raising money. His explanation was that John Alexander Dowie, former ruler of Zion City, knew all the money, and is alleged to have' left information as to the whereaDouts with a Rev. Mr.

Schlatter two months before hft death. A Postoffice department fraud order and an arrest' served to nip the scheme in the bud. The Inward Effects of humors are worse than the outward. They endanger the whole system. Hood's Sarsaparilla eradicates all humors, cures all their inward and outward effects.

It is the great alterative and t6nic, whose merit has been everywhere You Like Spare Dealing You appreciate courteous treatment and when a merchant tells you a thing is so and you find it to be so your faith in him If you find the measure of his promises filled right up to the rim you soon take his word at its face value--100 cents on the dollar. These are the things that keep our old patrons coming and continually bring in new ones. It is what has made our business We Want Your Trade GLASS, LADDERS, SHINGLES, i BARN SIDING, FENCE POSTS AND ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIAL. Thompson Lumber Co. 6th Phone 20 a i tell? Sunday.

a -in a.m.. 9 a.m., a.m It-til BJB. p.m. p.m. FT WAYNE NORTHERN IND.

TRAC. CO -Wabaih Valley Effective August 27, 1016. West bound trains leave: 6-45 am. 7:30 a-m. 9': 04 a.m.

9:67 a.m. IS I p.m. p.m. 6:30 p.m. 7:06 p.m.

9:00 p.m. East bound trains leave: 0 0 a.m. 7:30 a.m. :15 a.r.:. 11:12 a.m.

p.m. 2:37 p.m. "4:06 p.m. p.m. 7:35 p.m.

p.m. trains. local stops bet-ween Logansport and PWU H. O. BARNES.

Aaeot DRIVE COLOMIAL CLUB PAMCt OLIVIA, HAVE NOU TOM TOR TH LAST MALF.