The Lima News from Lima, Ohio • 10

PAGE TEN W'r JAS-K- HACKETT DAYTON MAN IS HERE HAPPINESS WITHIN BEACH OF AF" IFOBHER STM OFAD ACOLLEGE SAFETY DEPT FLICTED v- RELIEF FROM NERVOUS DEBIL- ITY AND OVER EXERTION NOW EASILY OBTAINED Hundreds of people are suffering w'th nervous debility and most of us are living lp a constant strain which sooner or later effects tho ah-tlre system: They- know what la wrong with thorn Thoy have poor appetltds Indigestion little ambition and -tael almost too tired for work moat of the time Their nerves are in such a state that they imagine themselves afflicted with many fllflartffj diseases bad they never- can enjoy life they restore their-nervous system le especially prtparad by a physician for neh ailmfats as HEALTH DC FAILING AND MAY SEEK CHAXOi: OV CM MATE II vj Prisoner of Zenda The famous romance1 and adven- tnre --Flrrt proditctlqn e7er shown in Lima Huslc for the prodne-Mol wlU be furnished by Carl orchestra The reprodnctton'ln movlngjuo-peurjtlckets now at Empire Theatre! tune of thajgreat drams "The Prls-JUtoMon IS cents May 1718 19 i oner of has attracted wlde- i spread attention wherever ehown The management of -the Empire man will not enter palaces ho mattsr how welcome they may ha" This statement climaxing- an alo-cuant addrees of Comon Fleas Judge nervous dabillty indigestion pains I william Klingar befors ths aanaal In tbs back cold feet poor dnule-1 banquet sad rO-aalen efthe Ohio That he will resign thi office of public eafoty director a position which be ha held for the peel peer nd a half Curing neeriM of paliUcel skirmishes with miftnbere the dlty police department and olbefrs -oir June let if hto-haalth doee not ao Improvement wn-the unprea alon given out Thursday morning by Edwin Blank Preeaed for a elate men Director Blank admitted that he had the jreeignatloB bug" In hie bonnet and tit tie retirement from public' life 5 tree a probability DleappoloUnent oyer the failure city council to enaction ble plan of a greater safety department superinduced 1 ill health and the small remuneration Incident to the office of public safety director ire said to ha behind Director Blank'd- deeis be behind Director MAKE OWN PLATE Washlsgton A hill authorising ths appropriation of $1 600900 forthe erectloa of an armor plate factory to mannfactnre all armor plate jssd by the United States Navy was lntrodnced in the Senate today by Senator Aahhuret -The measure folldws Senator recent declaration which at traded the attention of thtl secretary of the navy that the govqra-ment haa been defrauded out of huge sums of money by price-fixing combinations between' armor Plata manufacturers' theatre has arranged for these Dims for May 17 It and 19 Ihe nce lea IUi If ANY MONTHS When seen Thursday by a News representative Mr Blank declared that! he had experienced 111 health ever since the first of the year for Mveral weeks ha was laid up with an attack of blood poisoning and re- eently ha hi-d inoculated the malaria plans by reducing the running expenses of the department Edwin Blank wap at one time Socialist He -was outed -from the Mina' Loral at (he same time that Mayer Shook whs excoiamiinlatod end for similar reason TO TEST RULING IN HIGHER COURTS Toledo May Attorney GeneraLHogsn's ruling-that the Kilpatrick law does pot taka effect la time for tho 1914 city budgeu to-be made up next mouth will he tested In Supreme Court City Solicitor Schrleber will demand a place on the Lucas County Budget Commission in aecordaree with the new law will be refused and will go to tho Supreme Court with a quornto petition The Kilpatrick law removes the Interior limitations which prevent taxing eub divisions from levying the full one per cent on assessed values OLD MISSION 'ORANGES HEALTH' Knurr THE LATE ST MICH AKIjH MEDITERRANEAN SWEET VARIETIES ASK YOUR GROCER OR FlttJIT DRAIiKR FOR 8PHC1AL PRICE IIY THE 1M)X IK HE CAN NOT SUPPLY YOU CALL EITHER PHONE -80S DROP A CARD TQ OLD MISSION FOLKS' 110X 4 AND RECEIVE PAMPHLET OF PREMIUMS J-4t ADD WALKER POISON DEATH LAYS HAND ON NOTED ACJRESS Parle May SI Strangely as the passing of which was bar favorite and moat popular role death cams today to Milo Pas Ferrer one of most beautiful actresses at Fontalnbleu and the announcement of her demise was the first the public knew that the had been sick Mite Ferrer was the favorite daughter of Ferrer tho labor leader who was executed In Spain and thft tragedy left the girl heartbroken She wee II years of age end constant grieving underminded her liealtb The Ladlee Aid bt Cgvalry Reformed Church will-hold a Bake Sale Saturday at Strictly germ which may necessitate a change of climate Several years ago Mr 'ttlhwfc metmi Blank a summer In Florida Spent f--whaf' he r- the- owner of a email 'iM farm and ha la seriously consider- BMAthnw vbfbHavi trip tO thl log another mention section 'of the country "But I hsvs not made np my mind and will not until the first of June the director said HOT ANUSD FOR Persistent rumors ths past few ASSEMBLE HERE MANY DISTINGUISHED GUESTS EXJOtf fcEUNIONAT TRINITY CHURCH JUDGE KLINGER TOUCHES OFF A FRIENDLY UOMB WHEN HE QUESTIONS ADVIS-abilityoftiie lehr memorial farm! Northers University-- atonal at Trinity starch Wsdnoeday eveatag predpltatsd a dash between ths Alisa county Jurist and other fop mar students of tho school who sought to differ with ths Lima man Judge Klinger's speech bitterly gs-alled the Lehr (100000 memorial and firm Held tor which Dr A Thomas of Ada hag been working Mt Dm eland that tho university'' was distinguished by tu hard workersHa to Sow ths denounced IChbol aad denonneed the spirit be- lid It -Dr HeoryS! Lehr founder and former president of the university In whose honor lsst night's banquet wgijuld and Dr Albert I Smith -a- endowment movement laneous clash-lello wed matter finally sdbslded Tim wnaxw mmsa Many were tie former students of Ohio Northern-Uulvoralfy who have Jn the buslaaas professional world that wars ant lsstnlght" Timothy SHogan attorney gep-eral of Ohlo Charlee Swain speaker of the late house ot ropre-reutatlTee Juba Devlsou raporln-ttadaat ef the Lima aehools Mrs Frederick Magloot professor of mathematice la the university aad Coagresamnn Fasa prasldent of Antiodh College Three gmeratlona wore repnesat-ed Gray haired grand fathers aad grand mothsrs of the clam of "71' down tho anoeatral llaa to grandsons ud grand daughters of 'll 'll sad 'll Many families repreesnted by the three HOGAN RAPS Attorney General Tim Hogan got out Ms hammer Wednesday-evening when ha finished address no one had bean spared Practically every It ET-Praddent Taft and President Woodrow Wilson' to -Aa? drew Carnrgle wpre rapped by the attorney general He assailed Wilson ho ald'becauBe the president had favored the short ballot' Carnegie was ridiculed ns a of monuments to ig-the sjeskera night were-Former' Speaker SwafiT' who poke fron ths toast of "Old School who responded to tke eloquent tributes paid him by the various speakara Con rase Fen aad Mts Haglott MraMaglott who haa been lnstructorese in the university for number of years urged the establishment of a department of domestic science 1 Nearly thru hundred were present -at the baaqaetaad telegrams of regret ware read Suprum Judge If Wanamaker it Coldab- busrCongrecgmas'FYsalrlAWllIlag of Washington aad Former Nunatov Broreln Un tke New Want Oolumah as DEATH CLAIMS -y- VICTIM OF FRACTURED SKULL PASSES AWAY AT HOU ON JACKSON STREET Jflfg SUbhrn Naftxger 41 of 141 onthiacksoa street whwad found lying a the oellar at her home Monday night uneonadona gad suffering fromw fracture-otUhe-skulL-dled Thi her which had rendered her naecnscloua She did not regalnjeeBaeloneneH at any time after she was found lying helpleee at th foot of the stairway leadtog hto the cellar- It a sup- tnreday morning at 7I0 nr math wnddne from the Injury way gad fractured her iknlL either on the fleer of the basement er on pne ofthe slope Deoeaeed was tho wlta of Naftsgqr who snrytvea- har- death aad -'Who found tar tmeonadona when he arrived home Monday night Sha waa hor: February 1 1171 aad llvudttf the age of 41 yfara I montba-aad 10daya-No arrange meats for the funeral have yet been FRIDAY AND Saturday ajk flbB'Aa BMMk Gftt ftoM 1 lb SariT hTa SugsxTGlAO I cans Alaska Fink Salmon 98c i mmo Solid Packed Rffee Toma-teee gSc lh Vary Beat Carolina Rica'' age 1 cans Emerald Brand Com or VtAAto a MitMlMiltMs I cana Rad Kid Beau I large emu Bert Gardes Beets age II hara Lenox Soap with u' -turder) elnemekM ew-s900 LA iJma Rasas wa 7 I0e Rolls Toilet Paper asc Extra Ftoa Prnnes1 nasc I largo Cans Grated Pineapple ago lie Jar OUvae age I aana Dutch Cleanser age hane Wall Paper Cleaner age I eau Hominy aae ous Sauer Kraut afc JhtttralmrgeJirladPeaAeaa5c Jpkga Spaghetti or Macaroni aie JCbw Navy Beans wok I ooey- i I cans Rad Beal Lye ascl I-targe or small eans milk tay ktod Btaffh S4c FfUtak Cerlal Coffee eAA9iiibisi I cuTliecaUah I D9s I t-f J-Yon i Ve Deliver j'r -L- J-- tlon and gonarnl nut out condition Call at Vortkamp 100 north Kali street who will bo pleased to II you all about thls Tsmarkabls remedy dews won 1 KENNEDY WRITES ai piirn a ri-rt As A CLEVER ARTICLE Friends of Ray Kennedy the Bye- wire-representative ofthU-garden spot of tho world arw Intonated la the May Issue of tho Banker" It has a first pags embellished with I the striking features the re presen-1 tativa la ths lower horse at Colum bus and Inside the cover Is to be found decidedly Interesting article on Significance of New Ohio Hank -Mr Kennedy Introduced several Mila durla the reoent seqflon of the I legislature of Interest to bankers And while Ms pet one met Its fate the hiands of the administration forces he never-the-leas got himself on tberoll as a worked nnd asa credit to those who returned him to the offidal position he yet occupies REMAINS QF JEREMIAH HEFFKBN BROUGHT HERB FROM TOLEDO FUNERAL TO BE HELD FROM ST ROSE CHURCH FRIDAY i MORNING The funeral of Jerry Heffern former Lima man whose death occurred ioToledo' be hold Friday mornjng at 1:10 from St Rose church In-la Getnc asemanl cemetery The remains now rest at te of the tha home ot one of the brothers Jcseph Heffern of the Lima police Apartment 417 east McKlb- tra street The deceased waaH-y ears-of and was the oldest of the members of the Heffern family JSe ADeat most of Ms life'- thin city until about seven years ago Hie 'math ocqurlng In a Toledo hospital was Aue to cancer of tbs stomach Sur-1 71 lvln his death are five brothers and one sister The brothers an po? lice -officer Joseph Heffern Patrick Heffern of the Lima water works department Timothy Heffern foreman employed fn the service of the Buckeye Pipe Line Cat William Heffern of Dayton and-' Matthew! 'ernror Honolula Miss Anna Helwk a "trained nuns I of Toledo NO REDLIQUOR ARRESTED HERE! A fighter" la name as wall I as In nature John Redllquor a typical American Indian learned for the first tlm hla Inu'llta Thwa the first Ume in his loag llf I 1 I JMBINSON OT CHAXBlg i V-hEBB JUNE r-' 0a Roblnaon' first vice pg dent 'of toe TransportattoL Club Lima JaNeelpt of a Uar SpMpaonvrkfae managwa the Traffli Bnreau'of the 0uyg Chafnber of Commerce anM the acceptance an lavltatloa I the latter to aodreao the Lima ergm I Ixatlon atrtta next montlty which wot he held at the Hotel 8 val on-the evening of Juno 4 "Traffic -aad Trahsportat WaatsT will be the forthal topli tlgned to Hr Rebiajtoa and he xQ also dlsense the Dayton flood ths feet the- disaster had enrtranapaRn Hen and what waa dose by thane rlers aad-tLe public to meet the emergency Use the NowVWeat CMuat mi TTello it See the jJSaniUjy jery o'' WASHING MADH KAflX- $wAaHiNcr'ii(Ai' sitf Ms n-i7 a rfA ij 1 lbs TsmtiBS 1 Msiply Perfect-" -v Wa aleo fcan lke Head Ptoinr-t mo equal in jp Water 1 1 '-rri V- Macfalaei Speahe for ''t' 1 S' eoc Ntifibi "Tko Ooert Home id -ft --JI fci1" Grcatcliimsarways have will made for all makes of Refrigtfcl 'But the Ice KB'tdb'dw gtbijW- If is not so much the first cost of the refriwra- fisr fiie! cost jrunfdnigtl tSffE days have had It that the safety 01- rector had boon asked for his resignation 1 "Then la nothing whatever to tho said Mayor bhook Thursday morning "I believe that Dlank has been right In his demands for patrol wagon for new steamer In the fin department and for this Increase of-Hnmen-and poUep which he baa do vigorously fought for Ho has had my backing throughout his fight tho other continued the mayor man livs off of tho $600 a' year paid ths safety director: Mr Blank has-been 111 for a number of weeks and 'has been unable to' follow hie work i a contrro-tor He spoke to me eeveral days his whole attention to the work but bo bus nut yet 'resigned" A TUMI 'iOUSjTERM Director Blank's regime aiL safety director' has been replete with petty squabbles and Vigorous fight against the dissension that Is alleged to have existed in the polled department-- Ho locked boras with- former last fall over the water meter the fight resulted Id the service retirement from of-fjee -Throughout his term he has been Involved In n' fight with city council for certain Improvements in the safety department (irrludlng the purchase of a now patrol wagon and the Increase In salary for all Ink-men and rollre as well as his own In council session Monday evonlng the fin ante committee blocked Ms A Ur i-'fjtA r' tuff And iswhere Stafififrirator tfi strongest-Mn ict saying lt has' the cork-filled insula XpriceZ MAY LAND IN PUTNAM Political Leaders Raid To Have Agreed 11kTwq Elections Columbus May IS Political leaders In Putnam' County already have the selections for new offiacs rri-ated by the General Assembly and after the lawa go Jpto effect there will buTy remain the formal ratlflratlon by Governor- Cox to make the aelnetlona binding Former' County Auditor' Joseph Worsting Is to bo Deputy 8tate Tax Commissioner under -ths provisions of the Warnes act while John Shaf-ror Is said to have been agreed upon as Democratic member of ths County Idquor Licensing Board 'We'aredemonstrating Price $6J5 and up eliminates stooping- V- 1 1 1 janiBainav The meet dicadtddqrflfftewedt dtksoostwithDetiaxiorwonN 7 A r7v-V 1 i Thursday morning that drnnkeanan waa I serious offense la tha eyes -of th taw At least he learned it Wednee- day night when he objected stren-1 uously to being taken from the Penn-1 ylvanla on a charge of intoxication What man no rig) to take fire water from Indian" John told-Fat-1 rolman Roberts He said tt-t tame thing whan ar-l rnlgned In municipal court Thursday I morning charge of drunken-1 ness Rediiquor professed an ignor-1 ance to thi law governing druaksa-1 ness bat la Ignorance did not pre- vent the Imposition of a ftae of 91 and costa (i If you have beert hiving any jdifii- cutty having your foot try the WALKOVER $HO You need not have troublewit your feet We ny in stock xtrttnefy large and' small WORK HOUSE PULL -iV thatwe an -r-l fitanyfoot The Ideal Summer Footwear The newest and best styles are here for your choosing -Dull bright or Tan Leathers Suedes and Satins in colors Handsome White Nubuck and Canvas models Pumps or Strap Sandals $250 $3 $350 to $4 the best at any price here mm BootShop hi i A ju te Si': Mayor Has No Quartan For Dremka Bo He Dismisses Then A pumbu of drunks were released Thursday morning because of the capacity of the city workhouse Nine prisoners wan making llttta enn art of big ernes at soon aad the city prison overflow were ordered released Lawrence Mika Strong Louis Walter William Moort'und rS Brolly each cot 91 end triamtag for being drunk -rJory Lynch repeater wap civaell'- HPW MORRIS BROS l7rrr i V' 7 EXPERT SHOERS 217411 North Main Sfteel it I a 1 IB trimmed kata at a -ri''i lie K- BMsasms smurnmn si am -4 rT 1 -Vs.