The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 12

12 Shank Bestows Liberal Praise on S3 50 COLORS at Clearance of shirts Chain Purse and Card Case HOLDS LAWBREAKING LESS Regular 75c values GERMAN SfftI $300 50c shirts for only 39c $190 were 50c Underwear 39c ALEXANDRE CHOMEL IS DEAD PUBLISHED CATHOLIC RECORD STATE TO SEE OOD EXHIBIT RETURN IS SOUGHT HEALTH BOARD PLANS TOUR REQUISITION PAPERS ASKED PETTIS DRYGOODS CO QE if! INTEREST RATE Mortgage 5 LOANS 6 RULES ON CORPORATION LAW 4 HONAN EXPLAINS STATUTE LABOR EDITORS TO PROTEST $25 Brass Beds Handsome ly Ornamented with NORMAL COURSE IS REVISED TYLER CO Catholic Record ago when he retired pub grand year Try a German Coffee Cake DISEASE BALES SCIENTIST Ttimmg Cafe Edward 50c CLIORD ESCAPES SENTENCE Hubert Keller BRING NAVY DESERTER HERE 43 Penn Meridian 34 36 MoBctent PI Goepper Etherton 4 SHOWERS BOUQUETS IN ANNUAL MESSAGE ties are and cool said was chil sur Laboratory Products 12hc Wash ties 5c exem exam which labels house Long Distance and Telegraph Receive Prompt Attention ministers now We reut new pianos and apply rent if purchased This is a good way for you to make a start to ward owning a piano 24l MssAvt IktHAHAPOUS PHONES 840 WEATHER ORECAST PROBABLY SHOWERS ormer Publisher Summoned by Death days eb Ten won Jir WALSH WARNS CONTRACTORS VIOLATING BUILDING LAW NOTES INCREASE QUAIL PRAISES GAME PRESERVES he 9 work done in the city department the mayor has been dune and bel bcen 'used and at the Holds That oreign Companies Sell Ing Stock in Indiana Are Not "Doing Here one exception no ini been forced on property Mayor Asserts Safety Board Has Stopped Speaks for Asphalt Plant $2150 size 9x12 All Departments Asking Con tinned Support What Do You Have for Breakfast? pure combed Egyptian cotton half sleeve undershirts and double seated ankle length drawers a mill run of our 50c quality a garment jc Or a suit We make many different kinds and probably like them all Try one of these for uuuurruw morning: CONSIDERED the state are and numerous tiie way in $1250 tries size ormer Editor of Several Indiana Newspapers Came to America in 1849 Seeking ortune California Governor Will Be Requested to Yield Detective for Kid naping Trial City Hall the message com wlth Ixs Angeles (Cal) detective John McNamara from In to Los Angeles on charges of and conspiracy A request to Today we will put on sale a lot of negligee shirts with at tached collar a broken line of regular 50c shirts They are made of madras and percale and are good values at the regular price of 50c Special for today ESCAPE WRECK UNINJURED Mr ami Mrs Lon Boyd were on To clean up a lot of these we offer them at 5c They dark blue ties with white dots figures Regular Wic ties offered now for 5c Main loor East Aisle A broken line of regular shirts plenty of all sizes but 16 in the lot in a good assortment of neat stripes and figures These shirts are in 1 lie popular coat style with cuffs attached and are made of a good grade of percale You'll find them just inside the east entrance Charles Antoine Alexandre tor of the former Catholic previously publisher of newspapers died at 8 last night at Ids home 2019 North New Jersey street Department His Barents belonged Known under the nobility HELD AS AKE RECRUITER A man ho is said to have represented himself as a recruiting officer and to have solicited recruits for the army and navy in several Indiana cities is under arrest at Muncie Ind according to information received yesterday by Capt James Watson in charge of the local army re cruiting station The man gave his name as Weschart but several letters found in his pockets are addressed to Jesse Barnes He is said to have oper ated at Muncie Elwood Anderson and other towns According to Information received at the local recruiting office the man obtained small fees from the men who Then he disappeared Chomel edi Record and other Indiana Ilto plant anapolis yesterday siiu mat ne wc company because Education Board Prepares New Rules for Accredited Schools Changes In the rules regulating the accredited normal schools of Indiana are being prepared for publication by Charles A Greathouse state superintendent of public instruction The changes were made by a special committee of the State Board of Education at recent meetings Among the more drastic changes are the following: Preparatory high school work shall be completed before admission to the normal course except where a pupil has two credits to complete In a com missioned high school wliichbe may com plete in an accredited normal school No teacher shall be permitted to teach more than twenty five hours In one week (the former number having been thirty) The school library shall not be used for a recitation room The principles of education school management the prin ciples of teaching and special pedagogics as applied to teaching shall constitute at least two thirds of the course of study for students desiring to qualify as class A teachers Three hours a week shall be given to the study of special pedagogy Except in music and penmanship no class shall exceed forty students and a maximum of thirty is recommended Changes were made in the rules relating to the employment of teachers in the accredited normal schools and in the number of hours of study in various re quired subjects Just wllal ase ulll up is not known Criminal Court term will not close as planned because It was told Markey last evening that the jury would be unable to report to The Intentions were to close at STOVES and RANGES have just arrived We Invite your Inspection A JEWEL AND SAVE Each department of the city adminis tration is commended highly by Mayor Shank hi his annual message to the City Council which he finished yesterday The city should be congratulated the message says on the efficient manner in which the Board of Public Works has administered the affairs in its department Thousands of dollars was saved in the construction of the new ments and provements owners Discussing the civil engineering says better work ter material has same time the city has incurred no addi SATURDAY JULY 29 1911 Charles Mayer 29 and 31 West Washington Street MUST GIVE Burt New legal Marshall who is In ernor's office durinsr sence refused to discuss the requisition further than to deny all knowledge of it If arrested and returned to Indianapolis Hosick must give bonds aggregating GO TO WILLIS SHORES COMPANY OR PHOTO GOODS Get ilms 9 West Market Street The house that Today for Sunday Between Traction Station and Monument teaches you how to Exposures Open until 10 Saturday night work your camera Dr Simonds Unable to Classify Epi demic Among Terre Haute Children Dr Simonds superintendent of the pathological laboratory of the State Board Terre report there the disease after a minute examination of cultures brought to bls laboratory Dr Simonds found that there had been twelve fatalities The epidemic has prac tically disappeared Dr Simonds is in clines to oeneve because or the weather of the last few days He yesterday he believed the contagion carried by files 128 South Illinois Street THE PLACE TO EAT Table dinner sened from 11 a to 8:30 Choice of one noup fish one entree one meat trnlail vegetables dessert coffee tea or milk 50 cents MENU OR TODAY Gfblet Soup a la Creole Consomme Royal Celery Radishes or Queen Olives ilet of Bass Tartaro Sauce Peach ritters With Brandy Sauce Roast Prime Ribs of Beef Au Jus Roast Chicken with Sage pressing Lettuce and Tomato Salad Snowflake Potatoes New Corn on Tip Top Melon Homemade Pie or Icp Cream Don't miss our Table Dinners on Sundays Authorities Come rom Vincennes En Route to Norfolk Va Benjamin Darnaby a depprter from the United States navy was brought to the local navy recruiting station yester day from Vincennes Ind where he sur rendered from a troubled conscience and told the officers he was ready accept punish ment for deserting Darnaby enlisted in the service at Philadelphia in March 1909 and deserted from the ranklin in September of the same yean He will be taken to Norfolk Va today lie will be forced to serve several extra time as a punishment for desertion Darnaby is 23 years old German Pretzel Our German baker Is a wonder cllnatlon and training prompt him to place quality above every other consideration i 9n size 9x12 now Silk Lisle Hosiery or Men and Women in Black White and Colors Calls Attention to Statute Providing for Erection of Safeguards on High John Walsh head of the building in department of the State Bureau of Inspection conferred yesterday with Indianapolis contractors who it is al leged have been violating provisions of the new law regulating the building of scaffolds on buildings of more than two stories The provides that proper flooring shall be placed on each floor after the buildings reach a height of two stories and that a hand rail feet high shall be placed around all scaffold ing above that height The law is in the hands of the printer and will be Issued soon The Bureau of Inspection will have copies of tiie building laws posted in practically every large building in the state proper education of both work men and contractors In regard to safe guards for buildings will save manv lives in the state said Mr Walsh yesterday will begin an educational campaign just as soon as tiie laws are Applications for licenses are reaching tiie state bureau in large numbers and Mr Walsh soon will begin to gather statistics from tiie mass of information contained in the applications which he believes will be helpful to the depart ment in later years Charles Antoine Alexandre Chomel 85 years old editor of the former Catholic Record for nearly ten years and before that time publisher of several Indiana papers died at hts home 2019 North New Jersey street at 8 last night Mr Chomel had been ill about three months His death was due to a general break down Mr Chomel was born June 10 1826 the parish of Denuille Allier rance wnat was In spite ot the frivolous fads affecting the morning meal ve cater to thousands who stick to the old fashioned idea of a wholesome cake and a cup of steaming fragrant coffee Get your Automobile Number Plates Seals fitendls Rubber Stamps Ate of Geo Mayer Co 36 Meridian St Phone 1386 MENU 33 South Meridian Collins Suspends Judgment on ormer Patrolman Who Ran Amuck On the recommendation of Police Cap tain Crane Judge Collins In Police Court yesterday afternoon withheld the sen tence in the case of former Patrolman Thomas Clifford (barged with being Intoxicated Clifford It Is alleged while on duty became Intoxicated ami fired a shot Into the home of Charles Rugenslcln 935 Union street narrowlv missing Bugrmsteln Clifford testified that he could not explain his condition as he said be was "all right" when lie left the roll call room at the police substation Capt Crane told the court that Clifford bad acted as if lie was either terribly in toxicated or under the Influence of some drug saying that the former patrolman did not recognize him when he ap proached Judge Collins told Clifford that be would deal with him as ho did with other first offenders and withheld Judg ment A SCHOOL RUN which has made the CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE far superior is the fl hat it is run right It has more teachers more students more room fl light better discipline better quarters than any similar school in the fl TnI I cl I A I 1 1 nll i i uuiaiuyuins a victt uric win quicKiy aispei any aotints on account ijjhr UJKCUUIP ilium) ana mtn tioors or the New Holliday building fl the new City Hall we have plenty of room and students are never DUt it Off ativ loneer 'hut pntnr taw fr flm fti ER president CHARLES CR1NG manager RED CASE p'rin Thursday Darnaby suffered of Burdette Pa on Hie Lehigh Valley railroad yesterday Both escaped Injury though they were slightly shaken up Bert A Box'd a local grain broker a son received a telegram from bis par ents yesterday saying that the car In which they were riding remained on the track Mr and Mrs Boyd were on their way to spend their vacation at Atlantic Uov1 is 11 deputy in the I mted States office Experts Prepare Various Showing Difference Be tween Pure and Impure Seek Change in New Postal Ruling Affecting Publications James Dougherty secretary treas urer of Hie International Brotherhood of Bookbinders will depart tomorrow night for Chicago which lie will attend a meet ing of labor editors The editors propose to appoint a committee to confer will members of Congress in an effort to ob tain certain changes regarding mall clas sification I'ostoflice Department has ruled that advertisements must be ex cluded from organization papers or such papers will be considered first class mat ter Tiie labor editors seek a change of that ruling holding Ba their magazines should be regarded as Second class mail matter even though advertisements are carried Robert Glocklhig president ot the Bookbinders' Union xvill depart Sun day Aug for San rancisco i'a where lie will attend the International 1 ypograpbieal Union's annual convention In opinions given to various state of ficials yesterday Attorney General Honan elucidated several statutes among them laws passed at the last session of the Indiana General Assembly In reply to a letter from Lew Effingham secre tary of state Mr Honan held that foreign corporations selling stock In Indiana could not be considered as doing busi ness in the state under the provisions of the foreign corporation law think doing or transacting business in this state as mentioned in said law only has reference to doing or transact ing the ordinary business or tiie corpora declared the attorney general In response to a question from Dr Hurty secretary of tiie State Board of Health Attorney General Honan held that clerk hire in tiie office of Dr Hurty can be paid legally from a fund of SGtiOO set aside by the Legislature all other expenses such as office expenses impure food pollution of streams and the prevention of the spread of contagious and infectious EXPLAINS VETERINARY LAW In answer to a letter from Dr Boor secretary of the State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners of Mun cie Ind Mr Honan wrote as follows: reply to your letter I beg to point out the section that provides that any person having practiced veterinary med icine and surgery in this state continu ously for a period of eight years im armers Trust Co 10 Market St 25c Per Pair Special The mayor says lie is highly pleased over the fact that the Council made an appropriation to pay for fifty additional employes in the street cleaning depart ment during the year and lie recommends that an appropriation to pay for twenty five men additional be made yearly the Park Board has been the mayor says lias done excellent work the chief hindrance having been insufficient funds This has handicapped the board Regarding the City Board of Health the message says: City Board of Health with the able assistance of Dr reeland superintendent of the City Hospital lias done great work during tiie year The city has been kept free from contagious diseases and the general health of citizens has been far above the average PRAISES LEGAL DEPARTMENT the able direction of Joseph IL Healing the law department of the city has settled many important claims against tiie city in a wise and judicial the message continues 'rhe mayor has the following to say re garding the controller's office: Controller Harry Wallace has looked after the city's funds in an efficient and painstaking manner and great credit is due him believe the asphalt plant in its pres ent condition is not adequate to meet the demands made on continues the tnayor the quicker a worn out piece of cement is replaced the smaller tiie cost to keep the pavements of the citv in good Mayor praise of the Board of Safety is voiced as follows: think under the Board of Public Safety with the able assistance of Chief Hyland and Chief of Detective Holtz there has been no gambling and the laws have been properly enforced There have been fewer murders and crimes generally have been less numerous than in any city the size of Indianapolis in the In closing his message Mayor Shank thanks the City Council fnr its hearty co operation in the passing of appropriation and general ordinances Application was made yesterday for a requisition for the arrest of James Ho sick the who took dianapolis kidnaping Governor Johnson of California to honor the requisition will be made within the near future The present plans are for Henry Sey fried special prosecutor in the kidnaping cases to start for Sacramento Cal within the next few days carrying the requisition from Governor Marshall and present it to Governor Johnson is said that the local officials expect re moval from Los Angeles to be resisted and before he is placed under arrest the representatives of Indiana will be in structed and prepared to make a fight to bring him to Indianapolis 'William Holl 1222 Windsor street will be the special officer appointed to bring Hosick to Indianapolis if the req uisition Is honored He receives his powers ns a representative of Indiana from Judge Markey of Criminal Court $7500 BOND clerk to Governor charge of the Gov the ab BRASS BED SALE Every Brass Bed in Our Store at the Above Reduction Seamless Ajfi Scotch Tapes jhlll 9x12 now VIW We Ship ine lowers to Indiana Homes LIBERAL CREDIT EXTENDED 3539 North Capitol Ave Just Around the Corner ON ROOM SIZE RUGS $22 WrfcKa size 9x11 Pearsons Piano House 12B 13O NORTH PENNSVLVANIt STRltT Action on Alleged Liquor Law tions Expected When Report Made Monday the first time in years the will Hold sessions In August this The jury It Is said has been un able to finish all Its investigations and will hold a few meetings next month although Judge Markey of Criminal Court will be out of the city and Criminal Court will be closed taken The today Judge grand day noon for the summer vacation and Judge Markey expected to leave Indianapolis Monday moinlng Instead he will hold court Monday to receive the final July report of the grand jury The grand jury is known to have been summoning many witnesses who are sup posed tn have knowledge about alleged liquor violations "fcn! the Indictment of a number of saloon keepers Is expected Monday The investigation follows the Information given the grand jury by the Rev Shumaker state superintend ent of the Anti Saloon League and has caused a umong saloon men Judge Markey lias instructed the grand jury to indict every saloon keeper be lieved to have violated the law and that if the saloon keepers are found guilty by him a jail sentence or Workhouse sen tence may be expected We have many excel fh ja lent values In 9x12 2181 sizes as low as VTlW SALOON KEEPERS WORRIED BY RUMOR INDICTMENTS Viola Is Ibibblls are Increasing ing to the commissioner a i rip recently through iivii uunig vonroe STEIWAY Standard of the World $550 Upward The Old Reliable KURTZ MAlfH $350 Upward of Health has returned from Haute where he investigated the of the epidemic among children but has been unable to classify A Hundred More Are Here for Today Made of white leather covered with German silver filigree very fl 1 auracuve anti a nanay purse to TS have Only 1 I A E) 75c 23x29 INCHES Ul I WN Indianapolis Blue Print and io i Supply Co Century Bldg 2(111 to $3 OO to $750 THIS STOBE CLOSES AT 12:30 W00H ON SATURDAYS White Hand Bags Serve charmingly with lingerie frocks We are show 1 ing quite an Interesting collection Examples ot values 1 White Satin or Moire Silk Bags With chain purse and long cordeliere handles nf an exceptionally good value special wlvU Other styles larger sizes In various shapes 3OO to 15500 White kid bags silver gold and white finished mount ings at MOIRE BAGS IN at half price as follows Split straws were now $150 Sennit straws were how 95c Mackinaw straws $250 now $125 Yes and we can fit your head Thirty five Hart Schaffner Marx blue serge suits of which we have one and two of a kind have from $500 to $700 cut off of the price to close them out SPECIAL OR' Half fresh spring chicken broiled or fried Special porterhouse steak hash brown potatoes $7500 He has been indicted under three barges by the grand jury In each easewith Detective William Burns The charges are kidnaping conspiracy to kid nap and kidnaping and conspiracy to kid nap jointly The bond on each charge is $2500 the same as that for Detective Burns When Burns gave hts bonds he asked if Hosick had been arrested and was answered In the negative get too heady on the straw question till hit our hats Straw Hats mediately preceding tne passnge of the act is entitled to a license to practice veterinary medicine and surgery under certain conditions in my opinion a person Is not entitled to such license where he has not practiced continuous ly for eight years before the passage of this law If fie failed to practice for seven months in one or two years lie not be entitled to square top rail 2 Inch post finish either Brighter J1875 Satin now 'r L' fPTTTH TMVVT A XTABATTn rtm a 'M AT THE WHEN VS sf BRUSH Pm HN Treat WALL 000 Patterns PA DED the largest Stock in State B7 Ml fall we BETAIL at Wholeaale Prlcei DeHaven Wall Paper Co 205 North Delaware Street Main 1245 INDIANAPOLIS New 1497R In of to nrient regime as the provincial nobility His mother and father died while he was a boy Mr received a classical education During the rench revolution his fa ther left rance with other members of the nobility under prince De Conde Wliile he was away from rance his property was confiscated by revolution ists and was never restored to him On his return to rance he was made a mem ber of the military household of King Ixmis XVIII Mr grandfather had belonged to the unfortunate house hold of Louis XVI When rance was thrown into turmoil by the expulsion of King Louis Philippe and the second republic was established in 1848 Mr Chomel endeavored to ob tain a land grant in Algeria a rench colony in North Africa He sought as sistance from Touret a rela tive who had been made secretary of the interior and who advised him to remain in rance Shortly afterward while reading a newspaper containing the ac count of the death of Chateaubriand he noticed an advertisement describing farm land in Tennessee and which told also of the manufacture of soap frum the ashes of certain trees The following day he invested in the lands and two weeks later obtained passage to the United States in an old hulk called La Gironde BEGINS EDITORIAL WORK After a trip of fifty nine landed in New Orleans La 1849 He went to Perry County nessee where all his dreams of derful farm lands were blasted Chomel went to Louisville Ky in Jan uary 1850 and after a few days re moved to New Albany Ind Mr Chomel and Sabina Carrico of Kentucky were married in 1850 Airs parents had gone from Mary land to Kentucky and it is thought that they came from England with Lord Bal timore Mr and Mrs Chomel removed later to Harrison County where Mr Chomel met a famous Catholic priest Mgr Bes sonies The two were lifelong friends Mr Chomel lived later in Martin Coun ty Indiana where he published the Mar tin County Herald Later he published the Washington Herald being assisted in the publication of the paper by the members of his family Mr Chomel was well known and was recognized as a man of unusual intellectual attainments and exemplary life He came to Indianapolis in 1893 at the request of the Rt Rev rancis Silas Chatard bishop of the diocese and a close personal friend who had request ed him to accept the editorship or the Catholic Record Mr Chomel published urni paper unin aooui ten years ne naner was bined with the Columbia Record lished at Columbus Mr Chomel was the third of four dren all of wlm have died He rived by five children Mrs elix Cisseil Mrs Katherine McGrayal David A Chomel Anselm Chomel and Miss Marie Chomel all of Indianapolis Mr Chomel was a member of Si Catholic Church A food exhibit being prepared in the laboratories of the State Board of Health will eclipse all former exhibits attempted by the pure food department of the state board according to Barnard food and drug commissioner It is planned to start the exhibit on a tour early in Sep tember and show it at county seats throughout the state In most cases the pure food exhibit will be shown in connection with the tuber culosis exhibit of the State Board of Health Requests have reached the de partment from other states for the exhi bition of the specimens prepared by Mr Barnard and lus assistants New York is one of the states wishing to have the ex hibit shown within its boundaries Trays are prepared showing all va rieties of food spices condiments jellies and fruit products The adulterated food is shown beside the unadulterated and the relative prices of each kind are tabu uaiea LABEL LAW The label laws of plified in the exhibit ides are shown of manufacturers fool the public with Meats which have been sold to house wives and which later have been found to contain tubercular germs form another phase of the exhibit ruit products preserved with benzoate of soda and those made from pure fruits are shown and adulterated spices of ail varieties are inclosed in small labeled glass jars where the public can see ex actly the difference between the pure and the impure In many cases Mr Barnard said yes terday the adulteration of the products shown has ceased so far as is known in Indiana and the exhibit in these cases is meant merely as a warning to the Hoos ier housewives There has been no spice adulteration in Indiana so far as is known according to Mr Barnard for the past three years A week will be spent in each county seat visited by the exhibit $36 Brss Bed Beautiful Colonial Design finish bright or a a $2700 Roast domestic spring QCJxa duck celery dressing' OtJC resh spare ribs with fried apples Commissioner Miles Pleased by Co Operation of armers in Check ing Slaughter by Nimrods That thpre irp millions of quail in In diana this year is the belief of George Allies commissioner of fisheries and game Several reasons are given for the Increase this year of the game birds in the state More than one half of the ground throughout Indiana for some time has been In game preserves where hunters are forbidden to shoot kill or trap the birds There are at present 250 preserves in Indiana and each embraces irom 2000 to 10000 acres The preserves are largely responsible for the rapid increase of the quail Mr Mlles believes armers are being taught also to feed the birds during the rapid I accord Mr Miles made southern eonn Brown and Law Slfl Ii1 1 ha 1 1 i I and rabbits Were in abundance After a trip of inspection to the Brest RIY mt laa uz titli Commissioner Miles not nroseciitA thA refuse had escaped filTlSlBsr fha dontl rtp many fish A broken pond dam was re sponsible fur the refuse escaping cording to Mr Miles Officials of the company told Mr Mlles that a new pond is to be opened this morning obviating all chance of further contamination of the walers of the creek 25c DINNER TONIGHT fl 4 rr S' a 1 1 JV? 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