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TODAY'S NEWS OF THE WORLD TODAY. INDIANA FORECAST FAIR TONIGHT AND SUNDAY. LIGHT FROST TONIGHT. TFTXT07T7'TP, Ok IT Ml PRINCETON, INDIANA, SATURDAY, APRIL 15. VOL.

XIX NO. 74 CLARION PUBLISHING COMPANY, (Inc.) PUBLISHERS. INVASION WARNfNGiPRIZE WINNERS BIG TICKET SALE 4. SOCIETY. ALLEGED HEALER FINED BY MAYOR IN CONTEST Make Your Feet Feel Good Comfort Shoes for Women's IS GIVEN FEDERALS AND REBELS BY TAFT.

PLANNED 'FOR NEXT WEEK BY OPERA HOUSE WORKERS. Archibald Warnock entertained a number of his friends at a tennis party this afternoon at his home ASSISTANT GIVES DEMONSTRA- north of the city in honor of his JUDGES AWARD FIRST PLACE TO GEORGE BABER. TION IN COURT cousin. Miss Lydia Williams, of St. Louis.

Shots Across Border Will Be Signal Another Battle Is Imminent at Agua Prieta The Situation. Intention to Thoroughly Canvass Princeton and Sell at Least 1,000 Tickets. Housecleaning without several cf the almost in-despensable acids which our stock affords you are certainly not ready to do the work in the most satisfactory manner. Soaps Borax Ammonia Potash, Sal Soda Disinfectants Insecticids Sponges Chamois and many other helps Mrs. Robert Warnock entertained CAPT.

PETER AULD SECOND, JIM M'CORMICK THIRD. the Social Thirteen, the Tourist Club CLAIMS IT WAS WORKING OF SPIRIT UPON HER. ASHINGTON, April 15. Follow- and a few other guests Friday afternoon at her home north of the city, ins the receipt of reports hy Presi At the Commercial Club meeting Friday night the opera house project was given a great impetus. A com- complimentary to her cousin, Mrs.

dent Taft this afternoon that another battle is imminent at A sua Prieta. Recovers When Chief Haley Opens Elmer T. Williams, cf St. Louis. Re- mittee of not less than fifty was ap-four troops of cavalry were ordered pointed to begin Monday a thorough to Douglas, from the nearest canvass of the town in selling first -patrol stations to reinforce the Doug- Window D.

W. Medcalf Fined $25 freshments of pimento sandwiches, and Costs on Charge of Practicing cold pressed meat, pickles, salad. Many Booster Ads of Merit Submitted and Judges Have Difficulty in Finally Selecting the Winners Ads Selected Will Be Attractive and Tell Much of Princeton. i S. vni I pineapple, cake and coffee, were medicine inuui i i night ten-dollar tickets.

The club has cavalry under Gaujot and served. nesses Testified He Treated Them has every reason to believe that if aid him in enforcing Taft's warning Ed.Shoptaugh one thousand of these tickets are sold The Minnetaqua Club entertained Tiai'b lorlv ri la PVinnt or the balance of the money can be that a repetition of firing across the border will be the signal for an invasion of Mexico. Taft is much worried over the situation. The landing of 30 British During the trial of D. W.

Medcall, A committee was appointed to in BOOSTER AD. CONTEST. terest the ladies of Princeton and their clubs in the -work of canvassing; marines at San Quintin, yes- First Prize George BaDer. Second Prize Peter Auld. Third Prize Jim McCormick.

for the sale of tickets. This commit- jtey during a threatened rebel attack tee hopes to have many ladies active- is interpreted as a warning that this K. T. A. Women's Fine Kid Balmoral "Zeigler" Shoe, low heel, plain stitched tip.

very, dressy and most comfortable, a pair $3 00. K. T. A. Women's Oxfords, same style as above $2.50.

503. Women's Juliet, patent tip, rubber heel, $1.50. 502. Women's Juliet, patent tip, rubber heel, $1.50. 509.

Women's Juliet, plain toe. leather heel. $1.50. 406. Women's Kid Shoes, plain toe.

rubber heel, $1.50. 96. Women's Oxfords, plain toe, leather heel, $1.35. 161 and 111. Women's Kid Lace Shoes, plain toe and double sole, a pair $1.50.

Women's Dr. Reed's the self-styled spiritualist healer, in roomg on the wegt side of the public Mayor Davison's court Friday even- SqUare. Their rooms were prettily ing, where he was arraigned on a decorated for the occasion. Twenty-charge of practicing medicine witht- two couples were present. Music out a license, his assistant, Mrs.

was also' a feature of the evening. A Grundy, a much advertised clairvoy- delicious two-course luncheon, and spirit communicator, came sisting of chicken sandwiches, salad, 'near turning the court, room into a pickles, coffee, cake and ice cream 'pub'ic seance. an4 mints in the club colors, green ly at Work early next wreek. Many country must prove itself capable of of the ladies have expressed a de-jhandling the situation to avoid Euro-sire to help rebuild the theater, and pean intervention. DON'T FORGET Windstorm Insurance wis Sitiio and the W.

L. S. WOOD FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY Furnish the Policy. Insure now. Look Out For Tornadoes! they can do much by enlisting as! canvassers.

Awaiting the Battle. When the healer testified on the and white, was served. Another committee was appointed stand to his wonderful powers and DOUGLAS, April 15. Despite warnings, nearly the entire popula- to solicit the business section. This that there were spirits of the living I Mr.

and Mrs. John Caufield tender- Princeton, April 14, 1911. To C. A. Shubart, Chairman Booster Ad.

Committee, Commercial Club, Princeton, Ind. Dear Sir: Your committee appointed to award the prizes in the Booster Ad. Contest begs to submit the following committee expects to begin work tion of Douglas is gathered on the and dead hovering about the building ed their son, John, a birthday party Monday. An effort will be made to border to watch the impending bat- and mingling with the crowd, Mrs. Thursday from 4 to 6 at interest the various lodges and union tie Capt, Gaujot has notified both Grundy pulled off a demonstration I their home in south Race street, the moto ovan cnmo nf tti etrnti e-est I occasion beiner in honor of his fifth organizations in the hope that each insurgents and federals that" if a sin-organization will take some tickets, gle bullet is fired across the line 1 1 a l.

tiinuv v. -m hearts shudder. She began dancing birthday. Twenty of his little friends about in the crowd of spectators as were present and they thoroughly The city has been blocked off and during the battle, U. S.

troops win A Healthy Scalp Means committees will thoroughly canvass intervene and stop the "battle. He First Prize, No. 48: "This is Princeton, Gibson County, if she had suddenly taken hold of a I enjoyed the afternoon with games Luxuriant Hair Estrone electric battery and as she is I and other amusements. John was their respective sections. With all also gave notice that Mexican com-committees at work, it is hoped that batants crossing the line will be ar- Stop' quite a muscular woman she had lit-J the recipient of numerous presents Marinello Scalp Treatments by next Saturday night the entire rested and held until the close of the Indiana.

You are passing over a Seven-Foot Vein of CoaL Gas and Oil. Crops Never Fail. Write Com one thousand tickets will he pledged, revolution. Hair Ixss. They get at the root of tie trouble in making sufficient elbow both valuable and useful.

Refresh-the trouble. jroom among by-standers to clearly ments of ice cream and cake were Marinello System affords different demonstrate that she was really pos- served. Glenn Davis and Miss Mar-antiseptics that destroy any germs in sessed of something out of the ordi- garet Loehner, of Evansville, were mercial Cluo." The club decided to begin "Wednes-. 1 Cushion Sole Shoe, pair day and publish in the two daily pa- Juarez Battle at Hand. Second Prize, No.

20: "Locate in Princeton, Gibson Coun out of town guests. the hair, without any injury to the nary ty. Indiana. Natural Resources ior pers the names of those who have JUAREZ, April 15. To meet the signed ticket pledges, together with enemy in the open instead of fight-the number taken.

This will inform ing from the housetops, Gen. Navaro texture. Also searching uer antics were mistaken for a Manufactories. Best Steam Coal in stimulating tonics, and soothing io-; conniption fit by some of the men i jrrs. John Ashmead entertained Indiana.

Write Commercial Club." Uhe people with the progress of the is moving out into the open three movement. As there are already miles from the city. The insurrecto tions. standing near and they sought to hold the C. I.

Club Thursday evening at Klectrk-ity, and Scientific Manipula-. fcer, but she flung them, carelessly her home in east State street. Miss tion combined with the preparations aside and continued her spiritualistic Nellie Redman won the club prize, a Third Prize, No. 35: "This is the Biggest Princeton In more than a thousand dollars in ticT attack on him is expected any meets pledged, Wednesday there ment. tho TTnited States and there are W.

D. umnaitu lud, iub mi penormance. i silver spoon. Miss Armstrong re- should be a big list of subscribers to twenty-four of 'em." successful treatment known -for the Chief of Police Dan Haley, who was ceived the consolation prize. In the announce.

London's Opinion. seated in the court room, thought center of the dining table was a beau scalp. Marvelous improvements result Every, person can take at least one. LONDON, April 15. British diplo- 1 -1 1 A .1 X- wA.nvl I iMjuieixju iiau lamreu auu ne i aucu mui norai DasKet niiea witn master Respectfully submitted, W.

J. WALSH, J. C. GORMAN, F. R.

EWING, Committee. from all treatments given for any oT window. Either the fresh air or I eggs, and from the chandelier to the ticket, and many should take blocks "mats and military experts are a unit oT ten and five. The theater build- that the United. States should now DOWNEY the following troubles -Dandruff, the noise of the excited crowd brought fOUr corners of the table hung fes ing is a necessity for Princeton and intervene in Mexico, even though it nair ix, un, ouj ur Mrs.

urunay DacK to tne material toons of smilax. At each plate was now is the time for the people to- involved war between Mexico and Scalp, Itching boaip, hx-zematous (WOrld and she ceased her demonstra-la little chicken in a nest. At the meeting of the Commercial make it possible to rebuild. the United States. Military experts onaiuon ana ii.orids.is.

i tion as suddenly as she had begun. supper consisting of boiled ham, Club, held Friday night, the judges j.wai i.ihvj- me nature 01 me mciaenr ueen i frnit a if qh appointed to pick the winners in the generally known in the crowd at the brown bread sandwiches, green on-time it would doubtless have created ice cream, cake and coffee, was considerable stir, but as it was the served. Each guest was given a fan- insist the insurgents desire, interven- Fixall is the best articTe ever produc- tion because the border patrol has ed for the home, and there is nothing cut off their supplies. Their fighting to compare with it considering its in- on the border is to bring about insignificant cost, that will produce so tervention, the experts declare, much. Improvement and only by graduate operators, who are supplied with all the latest apparatus.

For appointments, call or telephone. Miss Lockwood MARINELLO SHOP Booster Ad. Contest made the above report, and the club awarded the first prize to George Baber, three dollars; second prize to Capt. Peter Auld, two court was able to proceed without Cy basket filled with candied Easter any unusual delay. eggs as favor.

and being sc easily applied it pro- Try the fifteen cent lunch at South- Mrs. Grundy explained afterwards dollars, and the third prize to Jim to tne omcers mat was tne spirits HAIR TELLS character. McCormick, one dollar. motes artistic temperament in devel- ern Depot restaurant. all-d5 oping the beaniy and attractiveness of all surroundings.

Biggs' Drug RECIPROCITY UP. Home Made Candy Easter Eggs Get them at the Greek Candy Store headuuaki tKb tuK maik buuus working on her. She inferred that The judges had quite a difficult the incident last evening was only ajcolor of Hair Said to Indicate a Per- task in making the selections, as Store. WASHINGTON, April 15. The mere breakfast spell to what she was son-s Temperament.

new Democratic house today began vapauie in aoing wnen sne was unaer Many people believe that blonde there was a great number of ads submitted and all had more or less merit. The judges would like to have had the privilege to award more swing with spirits of larger di- Qr light hair denotes affection and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Kurtz re- its formal consideration of Taft's Ca-joice over the arrival of a new son nadian reciprocity agreement with a Idark hair constancy.

A person with prizes. The first and second selec today at their home in north Gibson certainty of enacting It into a law. street. Kitchim. Democrat of North Carolina, tions were made because they, in a -'I Special Easter Ice Cream Molds See them before giving yoar Easier Ice Cream Order Easter Flowers HALLETT'S 'opened the debate -with' a speech on Prosecutor Sanford Trippet was out hair is not devoid of characters the "doctor" when the far from it.

The disposition of the demonstration occurred. The healer average bald-headed man is to show had just testified that he was aided such solicitude for the welfare of by spirits in making his wonderful others, that he neglects himself. A Need any house-cleaning help? We Democratic "principles, have lots of them. Ammonia, borax, I o- few words, told much of Princeton's advantages. The selection for the third prize was made because of its uniqueness.

cures on the human family. Granted Increase of Pension. germ causes baldness. Prof. Sabour- sal soda, moth balls, furniture polish, HIGH WINDS will cause you no anxiety if you get Tornado Insurance ol us "There are spirits in this room I aud," of Paris, France, inoculated a All the answers received will be W.

H. Wilkerson, a civil war living south of the city, has been now," said the witness. "They are rabbit with Dandruff germs, causing returned by the judges to the secre etc. Just say the word and we'll bring it to your door. May's Drug Store.

The St. Andrew's Guild will meet hovering about us." it to become totally bald in five tary of the Commercial Club and no granted an increase of pension of from $15 to $20 per month dating I "What kind of spirits are weeks' time. To rid the scalp of oe Insurance All Kinds from March 24. through James A. f3 questioned the prosecutor, these dangerous germs it Is neces- Monday afternoon with Mrs.

Thomas doubt in time many ads not in the prize list will be used in advertising Princeton. i Brown, in south Main street. Sprowl's agency. "Spirits of men seeking to help us," sary to apply Newbro's Herpicide. INSURE 1 SI answered the doctor politely.

"Destroy the cause you remove I Fixali will produce at a trlflng cost Tichenor Danks 111 South Hart St. Phone Us vour horses, mules and caf Hp 31 At tnis Pint tne woman began her the effect." i in against death from any cause. performance and the doctor looked sold by leading druggists. the most perfect imitations of expensive hardwoods and it is possible for When wanting tire or II contentedly tne direction from 10c in stamps for sample to The Her- tornado insurance call and tne noise came, wnen pressea i pjeide Co. Detroit Mich.

One dollar an inexperienced person to transform to be specific about the matter the bottles guaranteed. old and faded furniture into beauti Easter see me. The best of companies represented in this office. mentioned the name of a local ful imitations of modern finishes. It stains and finishes in one coat, and MONEY to LOAN on Farm or Cty Property at 5 per cent and 6 per cent interest rate W.

D. Zimmerman. North Side works equally as well on hard as on TODAY'S WEATHER. Early, 40 degrees. 2 p.

64 degrees. doctor whose spirit he claimed to When asked by the prosecu-jtor if Dan Haley's spirit was there, doctor made no reply, but glanced in the direction of the door soft wood. Biggs Drug Store. Agniel Loan Co. 223 W.

Droadway. Princeton. II Henry Collene is quite sick at his The Southern Depot restaurant is Hi 1 I )' i I i il I lue cmei naa tne serving an excellent dinner for 25 i I moment before. cents. all-d5t home, 1027 south Prince street.

o- TTnii iHnnnfs at Southern Depot lesiimony or Patients. "i i The "PRESIDENT Line of LAWN MOWERS all-d5 Togs exp.ameu to tne court that osteopathic and spiritualistic applica- restaurant for 25 cents. ne treated nis patients ny rubbing ti Qne had been healed of i them in addition to applying spiritual certain deformity of the feet and was toaphinp' Hfl claims nnt tn ncc on- i teaching. He claims not to use any made to walk in newness of life, ae Special Song Service. 1 There will be special song services morning and evening at the First.

Presbyterian church under the dlrec-; tion of Mrs. Irene Coolidge. The Old, But New Your Great Great Grandfather knew of the strength-giving properties of Cod Liver Oil knife or drugs and says he is not a cord5ns to her statement, -physician as the term is generally Doctor Used Medicine. understood He had never thought it 0n wltTM, ttifvin- for the i necessary, he said, to secure a license state asserted the doctor had given OPRING "Imriprials" nrp hprp tVif hnt full of snaD INapir has devoted consiaerauie fWUe preparation of the program to practice ror ne used no her medicine which Medcalf did not drugs. The healer thought there was deny He XBlained that often the and' sortie excellent numbers are prom- sed The public is cordially invited much virtue In rubbing, but asserted spirit prorapted him to give medicine.

his greatest strength -was in the The spirit, he claimed, always Inform- to attend these spirit. ed him where the medicine should be purchased. i KJ Fixall has a multitude of uses In every home, but it. especially excels it is fast suterceding and vim, full of novelties' in soft and stiff hats a greater assortment than ever offered, before, "Rummeir makes, $1.00 to $3.00. We're welf healed on Easter Togs for Father and the Boys.

Rounded up everything that's bright and new in SPRING SUITS, UNDERWEAR. SHIRTS, REGAL OXFORDS, GLOVES, NECKWEAR? etc. We're certain we'll please you. for it was during his time that it came into existence. Fof PURITY and QUALITY our iTJOD LIVER OIL is linoleum, matting, etc.

Rugs are tak-, A spiendid line of HIGH GRADE not only on MOWERS. Every mower warranted to He was represented in court by Attorney W. W. Medcalf and several witnesses were introduced in support of the doctor's claims that his treatments were effective. Two or three colored women testified as to having been relieved from various ailments through the healer's wonderful pow The charge against himwas made by City Health Officer C.

A. Miller; and local physicians gave testimony. It was proven that Medcalf had made repeated visits to this city with his assistant, treating patients each time. account of the pleasing appearance, do good worK. but are more healthful and give the $3.25 tO SI 2,00 each -n: After hearing the evidence Mayor surroundings a rennea tone.

to t- Clark Son er, one woman who had received Dnvison fined Mpdealf S25 and costs Drug Store. you need a new mower it will pay you I to call at benefit from Medcalfs treatment was1 and being unable to pay, the healer' employed as domestic at a local nhv-'waa taken tn the rmintv lail. Tt I DRUGGISTS Kidd Hold Corner Welborn Criswell Where the Styles Come From Emaline, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Mdrton, is reported SCANTUN'S West Side Square lwo nne women understood that Mrs.

Grundy is try- '-laiuieu io nave nppn ii oinc i i seriously ilL Uj ue ing io raise money to pay on nis nne. I 1 1.

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