Portsmouth Daily Times from Portsmouth, Ohio • Page 5

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1910 THE P.ORTSMOUTH DAILY TIMES PAGE THE OPENING. Chicago, Oct. 96 to 97; Blay, 102 to 102 Corn, 48 MA L0 48 May, '51 to 51 July, 52 Oats, 32 to 32 May, 35 July 31 CLOBE, Chicago, Oct. 195 May, 101 July 97 Corn, 48 May, 51; July 61 OniA, 31 May, 35 July, 34. LIVE STOOK MARKETS.

Chicago, Oct. -HogsReceipts, hend market 5c higher; mizel, 89.03 to good, $7.95 to light, 88.40 to 9.00; pigs, 88.10 to 88.85. Cattle--Receipts, hoad market dull; beeres, 8.1.15 to 89.00; cows. and heifers, $2.25 to 86:50: stockers and feeders, 84.25 to calces, $7.50 to 810.0KI. Sheep- 46,000: head market steady; sheep, 32.50 $4.35: lambs, 84.50 (o $7.16.

Pittsburg, Oct. 11-Cattle -Supply light; market steady. light; anarket slow and lower; prime, 89.15 to 80.20; medium, $9.15 to 80.20:| heavy yorkers, 80.10 to pigs, 89.00 to 89.10. Sheep and Lambs light; market steady, The 2 R's. May Publish Echo.

AD will be made to pubthe "Echo" this yeur, provided enough sobseriptions Con scoured. Home Alaska, Attorncy Arthur K. Dannon is expected to arrive homo Wednesday or Thursday from his hunting trip in Alaska. FOR SALE New 5 room cottage near Sciotoville, large lot 75x190 feet. ideal country hare.

Price $1550. Five room house and large lot 63x145 Ecet on Kinney's Lane. Nice location on aircet that is beping improved. Now Vroom coltage iwth large lot on hili near car line. Has water and gas, A bargain Terms small payment down balance as reul.

Gand 4-room cottage on East Eleventh street near Torus, stuall cash pAyment balance alraight 6 por cent. loan. J. E. SHUMP, "The Real Estate Man." Horne Phone A-672.

FOR room with gus, both and private entrance At 117 Kant Third. 11-tf FOR RENT--My residence at the corner of Front and Scioto Stg. consinting of 6 large newly pered rooms and double attic. Gas und water in kitchen. Good! cistern and cellar, concrete walks around house and good outbuildings.

Large yard. idenl house for right party. $16.50 per mouth. Apply Arthur C. Dogby, 325 W.

Front St. FOR RENT: Two furnished rooms, Gentlemen roomers ferred. 107 TV. 6th St. FOR RENT- The Crawford home 01 631 E.

8th St. See Mark Crawford, Masonic Temple. LOBT. Set of lower teeth on or Gallia, Reward for return to Willis Ditty, 122 W. 6th.

LOST: Saturday evening on between Washington Chillicothe a diamond and pearl pin attached to black velvet bow. Return to 80 W. 2nd reward. LOST: A liver and white pointer bitch. Return to Wm.

535 Robinson Ave. LOST: bill Saturday night, Oct. either on Second or licothe between 8th Court. Return to Walter L. helm, jeweler, 417 Chillicothe street.

Reward. The Portsmouth German Building And Loan Association Company Pays 4 per cent interest on deposits. Office No. 200, Second Floor, Masonic Temple. COMPANIES DIFFER Juat like individuals.

Why take chances when at CO extra cost safely can be had by saying to "Write my fire insurance." THE FRANK B. FINNEY COMPANY 19 Gallia Streak Testimony Is Taken In The Haskins Damage Case Haskins damage suit The against the Street Railway Tuesday enmpany wns called at 8:30 (morning. Lawrence Grog, A fourteen the other boys with a stick pin in the cud of it, and Haskins boy was running the street AWRY from hin looking back toward him the car struck him. Ex-chief of police W. N.

ideon, Ben Ditlon, Mr. and several others who the scene shortly after the dent happencil were culled nessca by plaintiff. They tilled as to the position car, the budy and to distance, Considerablo time WAS up in getting the deposition Lewis boy, who is sick and to allend, before the jury. boy was AD eye witness to cident, also. The defense not ullow the offering of the sition until sufficient proof old hoy, was the first wityear ness called.

He WAS returning home from school in emupany with the llaskins boy the ovening on which the accident occurred aml was an eye witness to the affair. lie said the boy was running nt an angle across the strect looking back and away from: the appronching ear when it (struck him. He also testified looking the motorman was back towurd tho renr of the car whon. it struck him. Ralph Burriss, Forest Bertram, Clarence Russell and Richard Burriss, hoys who were also eye witnesses to the nccident, testited substantinlly as Gray boy.

All said that no gong sounded at tie crossing OT he. the cAr struck the Hoskins that Ralph Burriss YEAS chasing boy. Clarence Russell a (By United Press.) nonble. Washington, Oct. Gifford The Pinchot returned from his western the ac- land southern tour todoy and snid would his observation lead the condepo- elusion that insurgency is growwasting in both parties.

that the boy WAR unable lo shown attend. It wAs ncoessary to send for Dr. Robe and bare him tratify' jas to the boy's condition. his To stated that the boy is under care and was unable lo be present at the trinl on account of hiemorrhnge of the lungs caused by rupturing blood vessel some time ago. Adjournment TAR then taken at 11:30 until 1 o'clock.

The plaintiffs in the HaskinsStreet Railway damage suit concluded their testimony nt two o'clock Tuesdny, Afternoon and immediately their conclusion Judge Milner representing the detense presented a motion to the court to take the CASe from the jury and ronder a verdiat for the defendant upon the grounds off contributory negligence upon the part of the flankina hoy, Ho atgued for almost an hour, citing numerona, Illinois, New York and supreme court rulings in support of big argument. The court however held under a Michigan supreme court ruling that the matter of contributory negligenco determinn wAS and mattor ordered the I for the jury to trial to gO forward, The defenea began offoring its testimony at 3 o'clock. The CASC will probably not be concluded The 2 R's, Authorize Bids. The county commissioners on Tuesday ordered the advertisement for bida for the Alling and otherwise improving of 2400 feet of the Miller's Run and Falling Timbe rroad. Bids will be received until 12 o'clock noon on Wednesday, Oct.

26, Wanted. An application has been made in probate court for the appointment of a guardian for Mrs. BerFinnrd Geygen who is now in the Athens stale hospital. County Offices To Close, All the court house offices villi he closed with the exception of the Recorder and Clerk, Wednesday on account of Colombus Day which is legal holiday in the 61a1c. Let Contract Next Week.

An officinl of The Heer Engine slated to the Times, Tuesday, that the letting of contracts for the new building which the compang erect, will take placo! next Teek. FORSALE! room honse on Lincoln. 8.000 5 bath, TOOIn paved cottage on street, Hill with new. $2250. MERLE O.

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CARR Optician Chillicothe and Gallia Sta. Jeweler, MASONIC. Lodge will meet Thurs. Aurora Oct. 13, for work in day evening, the Mt.

Fellow Vernon Chapter Degree. will meet? Craft Friday evening, Out. 14, for worki in the Mark Master Degree, WANTED. by had clerk's young married man having experience. Address 313 Gallia 11-2 B.

F. M. WANTED: -A good girl for 4th gen. housework at 214 E. oral 10-4 sireet.

AGENTS Canvassmake good profits solling ers Valentine's Absorbent Dust and Dust Mops. Not Cloths in stares. Ensy. Write for solil partienlars. Valentino Mfg.

Crhana, 0. 6-5 4o. A nurse girl and dish washer. Carmichael's restaurant, 166 F. 10th.

8-15. Experienced girl or woman to do housework. Apply at once Mra. W. F.

Seymour 8-tf W. 4th. place to do house. Address G. M.

Care tho work. Times office. 8 tf VANTED: -Furnished house ori furnished rooms for Address core of Times 3-tf office. WANTED: men to pile Inmber. Must bc competent Apply to do rough grading.

Lent Larnher Co. FOR SALE FOR SALE: -Loose mixed timoand clover, also mixed althy folia and clovor. Mrs. Geo. G.

Graham, 1805 Timmonds Ave. Home phone 8-193. FOR -Good skiff, Portland model. Price $10. John 1'.

C'apchurt's coal office, Front St. 11-3 FOR Good stove cheap. Burns either gns or coal, 7G E. 19th below N. Waller.

J1-3 FOR SALE- Ten room house No. W. 4th, near Court, Jot 40 124 font front. Good cistern, cellar filled with gos. Price $280X).

F. II. Fritts, 1400 Lincoln St. l'hone A-645. 11-5 POR SALE: furniture chenp, at omen.

Call 126 W. 5th. 103 FOR "BALE: Brussel's rug good as new cheap. Inquire ati 124 F. 9th.

10-21 FOR SALE: ironsehold furni. tire at 102 E. 9th. 10-6 FOR -The Best Ginsses We Grind them. Willams and Baghy.

3-25 FOR year old horse, row harness, surrey and wagon. W. IT. Wagner, No. 124 W.

2nd 7-tr FOR new four room whage, with largo lot on hill. 1.::7 var line. llas water and Bargain. Terms small paylit down, balance lIS Ent Kilcoyne, 1222 Grandview. For.

ALE Sterntype beter than paper for putting un 'er carpets Times office. EVERYTHING FROM SHINGLE TO BUILDING. half million strictly Na. 1. color shingles, 5 to 2'9, 10 close out quickly.

E. Jf. FUNK. Insure Against Hard Luck surprising how quickly you (A' create capital when you go. il in the right way, and determination, Then when to the "rongh 1.2 1::: and they are many--yon 1:4 coed money, and you may.

erodit. Send our esperience, advice, 81 to A show capability and position to do the right in E.et us prove our claim, The Central National Bank: 9 GALLIA STREET. 4 Per Cent Interest Paid on Deposits! Interest credited to four account every three months Both principal and interest absolutely guaranteed. THE ROYAL SAVINGS LOAN COMPANY 19 GALLIA AT. Open Tuesday evening.

Peel Auclion House 102 W. Second St. When you have things to sell. When you want to buy. Sales Erery Friday 2 to 5 p.

Household goods, marchandine, Bloves, ate. PEEL, AUCTION HOUSE. FOR trade, farm close to town. Call X-062. M.

A. Bierley. 11-5 FOR -Or Trade, 4 room cottage, opposite new engine house on hill. Phone X-962. A.

Bierley. 11-5 FOR centrally lucaled. Phone X-962. 11. A.

Bierley. 11-5 FOR BALE: -5-room house near the business center. Cali X-062. 11. A.

Bierley. 11-5 FOR SALE- Fred Fabert far one mile nbove Sciotoville OD Gallia pike, 90 seres of fine land with some limber. Eight room house, Ano barti with good out buildings. Tiro wella, one cistern. Price reasonable.

Address Minnie Egbert, Scioto. ville, Ohio. 22-tt FOR BALE: -Fine family horse, first class condition. J. J.

Augustin. 26-tf FOR SALE Modern fire TOOm cottage with bath complete. Gas and electricity for heat and light. Centrally locnted. Call on Cecii Miller, Room 28 Turloy Kuilding.

25-tl FOR tight heater At 303 F. 8th St. 8.6 FOR heater and also Buckeye cook store. Call 185 Logan St. 9.3 FOR -Counter, tables nud shelving, 327 Gallia.

3-tl FOR SALE: -Fire room house and two lots at 1702 liigh St. Price $1850. Inoniro on premises. 7-10 FOR RENT FOR -Four room cottage corner 12th and Offnere. Water in house, gas and gued cis.

tern. $12.50 month. Inquire u. Rottinghaus, 200 Market St. 11-1 FOR RENT: 3-room fat, Miller: Building 103 W.

Front St. 10-3 FOR in the rear of 1021 Offnere St. 10-12 FOR -5-room cottage all 115 E. 3rd. 10-3 FOR house, waler and gas.

Corner oi Jackyon and Offnere. Ralph Calvert, 164 E. 2nd. 10-3 FOR RENT- -Nice furnished room with bath, gas and Private family. square from Chillicothe St.

Call at 43 F. 4th. 10-3; FOR RENT: Furnished room at 25 F. Front St. 7.6 FOR room al 112 F.

3rd. G-tf FOR RENT -Furnished bed room in a private family. Call Home: Phone 112. 3.tr FOR RENT One furnished room fo right house keeping, 78 (lal. lin St.

30-10. FOR RENT: room Apply 117 Offnere, FOR RENT: House 0n Court between 1th and 5th; also horse in rear 132 15th. Apply 48 W. Oth. 8.3 FOR RENT Store room At 214 Chillicothe St.

Apply 24 E. 2d. 8-3 IDea's Blow At Christian Scientists (By United Press.) Cincinnati, 0., Oct. 11. -Rev.

M. Taylor, of Atlanta, before the Episcopal convention here day affirmed him faith in divine healing and chArged the Christinner Science church having tried! lo monopolize that junction oil christianity. Ile was backed by Rev. Watermanof Hanover, N. Il.

who said if Jesus performed miracles when he wos 01 earth he could just an readily do so now, men should not expect to ceive blessings for which they lund not asked. Insurgency Growing Teddy At St. Louis (By United Ft Louis, Get, Roosevelt from Hot arrived Springs, here this morning and was, met al the station by Governor Handley and party and escorted to the Jettersou hotel where he had breakfast with 250 of St. Louis business men. ernor in the Handley took 8 prominent part recoption entertain Roosevelt at dinner tonight before ho addresses a meet.

ing at the Colliseum, The colonel will leave tomorrow morning for Springfield, Ill, Roosevelt made a mild speech on the "Gulf to Lake Waterway' here today and told his audience that a brother of his grondfather built the first Mississippi river steamboat. He has arranged meet Henry Stinson at Buffalo, N. on his way back and open their joint New York campaign at Dunkirk, Crinoen To Be Indicted (By United Press.) London, Oct. grand jury in criminal was today! instructed to roturn for murder against both De. pen and Bliss Ethel Claire Tre-! neve, who are charged with the: murder of Belle Elmore, Crippen's wife.

The 2 R's. 'Frank Torronce, of 160 1-9 East Ninth street, an employe of the Smith Lumber Company, was hit in the 850 by a piaco of timber' Monday afternoon. which knocked him for some time. Schirrmann attended him. Although was firal thought that would lose the eight of his ere, the physician says that there is row danger.

J. A. Mitchell, who has been engaged in the insurance business 50168 timo past, haa Just taken over the agency of the Circat Atlantic And P'acific Tea Company, succeeding Mark Ellison, who recently, went west, Walter, young son of Mr. and Sirs. Hayes Schultz of New.

ton, who has heen ill with acarlet fever is convalescent. The 2 R's, (Continued from Page One.) lease of said ground, but thst, on the other band, Charles W. Wat-: kic3 and his wife haro trailed out tho form of chocks, oro bearing cha of April 19, 1007, mnde parable to Charles W. Watkins for $25.50, signed by Segal de Son, per Sami Segal, drown on tho Central: National Bank, Chillicothe, Ohio. Tho second check, 19 a result of a sale of iron to Musses.

Segal Son, bears date of November 14, 1900, also drawn on the Central National Bank, of Chillicothe, Obic. Both of thoso checks bear the on of C. W. Watkina. In April, 1907, it appeare that thero was sale of scrap iron lo to Messes.

Segal de Son, for which n. check was drawn by them in favor of II, Kirkendall, This chock hears the date of April 19, 1007, is in the sum of $189.71, and is drama 011 the Central National Bunk of Chillicothe, Ohio, stamped "Paid" by said bank, and bears the endorsement of Kirkendall. Sa far I havo been ablo to learn thoro is' no return inado to tho stale by said Kirkendall covering tho ento af ecrap iron for any amount equal to the sum 89 appears paid to dall by Segal Son. I 5nd that on Decomber 22, 1900, roport was inado to the stote by W. Watkins curering A of C.

scrap iron, the amount 60 reported being $52. If this partionisr corers a sale of scrap iron to return thereof was not Son, A the state until December made to while the iron was mold on 22, 1000, November 14, 1906, nail I fail to record of a roport made to find any state corering the $25 received tho C. W. Watkins on April J0, by 1007. made to 11:6 it From the reports according lo that sintements, on jappears, occasions the ntate team TAS made, by soreral parties, mnuy used for other than stale culpurpoacs that Charles W.

Working and of for the 1180 af lected sums For example. is money said state that toam. in the city of Water was used for hanlily tho state team wood. far a number ling ico, ties and Waverly. The man of citizens of driving the state team turned collected it money for such work and It is retojoror to Charles Charlea Watkins r- Watkins.

ported that one-balf of all moneys oolin 1005-0 ire jlected. That firing in Waterhanded work A chorgo of 83 for business ly, for the driver of the which peT day retaining 62 per day and girwas made, Lenm Watkins 81 for ench day. ing wood hauled to Mr. Also that Waverly WAS rosidences. This! many from saw mill in wood coming a for the vicinity, was purchased and several occasions ties sold in Waterly for 81.50, merchant in We.

on were the prico paid for hauled for A vorly, the stato team WAS at the and that tho use of of one cont per tic. rate It is reported that the toamater driving tho stato team during the, time ho was employed hauling tirs for privato parties wood and in Waverly, received no other pas work than that paid bim on his the atate par roll. the statements made by From soreral of the merchants il pears of them purcha. ice! that many Charles Watkins. Also.

that from in one instance 85 per FeAT WAR the privilego of cutting tre i paid for the canal, and that Charles on Watkins and the man who drove the atate team personally reveral solicited, for ira from he chants in Warerly. including number of saloon korpere, no! It also appears that for A nun: of years the state team has bad OT no state work to do, Ar.d according to a statement made by for certain citizen of Waverls, solicited for the rale and de. were of wood from A 34 TE mill livery vicinity, and that Charles Wat! king Participated in the profite. that while the atale team appears Taras being employed by private dividuals, Mr. Watkins had hired! to haul luraber fo: other teams purposes.

In one instanco, mate seara 1905-6, 3 man was for employ. the ed with his team to de work state. Ic paid at the rate in merchandise sumn which ently is equal to the Amount of some private agreement ul tho lease of the stato land. It also appeara that in the sear 1903 the parties occupying the aforesaid ground purchased Mr. Watkins a certain amount of scrap iron and paid 820 for it.

While EL proper accounting of this salo might havo been made, I aukquit that moneys due tho state for leased property should 10t be out" by a canal ferman. According to the investigation thus far made, it appears thot othez lots of iron and junk hare on several different occasions been sold by Mr. Watkins. In 0115 ticular instance, it some thot the iron from the sinte drelye. which had burned, was sold to Segal 4: Son, of Chillicatho, Ohio, and that Mr.

Watkins had this hauled to the cars for the and receired abont 89 per Ina for the iron plus 25c per ton for the hauling. The vouchers ferring to there transactions are in per day, and according to the rereceived his money from Charles Watkins. At chis timo the! to.un was being: used for purposes by diderent people in, Waverly. min advised that in FeAr a quantity of luauber was brought to Waverly from Stoney apparently to be usel in rework. This lumber was owned tho state, but instead of being on stato work, it M'23 subsequeully taken 10 the home of Charles Watkins, and it is alleged, he mael this lambor in the construction of a barn.

'The barn is standing on his property in Warerly. Ohio. Reports at hand seem to show the stato formerly owned for man of O. W. Walkina, as Subdivision Foreman, certain enules.

These mnnles weTD subscquently In 1007 team of gray borses bought. They were sold by Jr. Watkins to OnD J. I. Stoker, of Chillicothe, Ohio.

Tho price according In Dr. Stoker, was cither $220 or 8240. According to the return made by Mr. Watkins to tho tho price paid was 8210. On Soptember 54, 1010, Phillip Schwardt, Warerlt, Obio, said thnt he considered one horse worth what Mr.

Watkins had recoired for tho team, and taint he had offered 8400 for the team, but for Rome reason Wulking refused to sell it. Following this transaction, it appours that according to the reports, Mr. Walkins at different times bought and sold horace presumubly for tho state. I that these be thoroughly investigated, since testimony tends to show that commissions toro paid prirate parties. It appears chat for many two men al dinTerent periods wuro emplosed A6 lock tenders between Jasper and Portsmouth, when there was nbsolitely no water in tho n.al, need there WAS T.O work for to do.

Tha payroll shows that one Coo. Flettige is Reing paid at the rate of 810 per month to look after Ad old dain nonr the aqueduct al Circlerille, Ohio. This service is rarely necessary; perhaps onco A scar, and whiln Rottigo is being paid A monthly anlars, it ie reported to in he is also emplosed ns night patrolnon nt A canning fretory near by. While tho reports mado 10 inn on dirision No. 2 Ar: ant as yet compicto and are only up to Oetobor 1, 1010, it is evident that there are many other gross irregularities and ioslences of misconduct, and the result of additional investigations will be later submitird to you for consideration.

JAS. R. STARKER, Chief Engineer. ALL INVITED. Columbus Day colebration all Kendall hall, Wednesday even.

ing, beginning at o'olook. Good muste, good speccher, Doors open to all, no charge. Celebrated Anniversary, Davison, veteran B. 0. S.

W. yard engiueer, and his good wife celebrated their 24th home wedding anniversary at their 012 Robinaon aVenue with family reunion Sundny. They were the recipient of handsome and valuable presents. May Bug For Damages. William Noel, who some months ago had leg fractured bya drop: aledgo falling against him at the Steel plant is reported making preparations for bringing suit for damage angainat the company.

It is reported that the W. has loaned a dozon of its engineera to tho T. 4 which road at present is enjoying tho biggest busincer in ita history. Among the number who will do temporary duty on that road is Walter Page. Arthur Brisden, fireman at the Terminals, bar bis 1rg severely bruised recently.

Baiadou WAS gaged in coupling car when leg was enught between the tender and the CAT and mast.ed. He was to walk Tuesday morning. The Selby Shoe company receired A carlond of leather Mon-. day. Too Schaefer, Markot street who has been quite ill, is grocer, naw reported improving.

Miss Carrie Weghorst has re turned to her home in Buena ta after work's visit Among i Portsmouth relatives. Important properties of the Grape are transmitted by ROYAL Baking Powder Ahsolutely with that the across And; when Dav-1 Malone prero VIL acci. ns writtes. of the taken Pure to the food. The food is thereby made more tasty and digestible ROYAL Threatens To Leave Aged Pedestrians wero nttracted by'.

the sight of AIL aged woman bing. bitterly while talking to A young attoracy in front of the Turley building Tuesday Alternoon. She proved to bo Ira. Elijah Porter and was distressed ov. per the threats of her busband, an old soldier, to loave hur.

Ile Is recently returned from State hospital nt Athena. The attorney succeeded in exacting 1 promise from Porter, who sat on the steps nenrby, to reconsider his decision And the couple went their way rejoicing. Took Header Into Ditch A foreign laborer with an unpronounceable name Pell into a deep ditch at the strel plant late Monday afternoon. The man dropped A distannn of 10 feet and Innding on the solid bottom WAS severely cut and bruised. 14 was thought the TIL had been intornally injured but he come around 10.

K. after a timo add was later patched up by Dr. Harry Schirrmann. A hand of gypsies are encamped at Pond Run. E.

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