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"" TliE ltoosmn SPECIAL
Saves Miles of Steps for Tired l-‘eet
til This Club should not be con-
fused with the installment plan,
as it is under the direct supervi-
sion of The Hoosier Manufactur-
ing Company, New Castle, Ind,
the largest manufacturers of
Kitchen Cabinets in the world.
it] Anyone upon entering her
name in the Hoosier Club re-
ceives the immediate delivery of
the cabinet to her home where it
will begin at once to save hun-
sier.
Come in and find out aboutthe plan
ONE DOLLAR A WEEK
for a few weeks until the full Price of the Cabinet has been paid
dreds Of steps each day.
H. Krieger & Company
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tiw t-homlml auto truck. Mr. Finch
millullien illti loss at $2.500, i‘itlly rov-
ex'nd by insurance.
Mr. F‘lnrh nwolto about 6:30 o'rlorll
to are n dliii, rod [into at the rear o!
lulu house. He lumped out of bed. tilla-
tily donning hill apparel. whr-n be now
that one of hill smaller lilil'litl wnn
liounihs other: or the house»
hold. Mr. Finch ran out to commence
lighting the. llamas. whore headway
with so great that ho rould not hope
to noon with the initiation single-
bnnlied, nor to save his «mail brim,
whirh noon was ablaze irom totinda‘
thin to the peak.
Mr. Finch.- liaa linen hill place It
milliline motor. and he probably own
to thin and tho hone which the Hope
”one company took to the place. lilo
lint/inn; of his main tom limit. This
had taken fire and one end will min»
rliy remolding when, in nation“ to I
telephone metal that aha Fillet
Mia
ill The Club will be open to mem-
bers and is limited to 25 mem-
bers, so if you wish to secure one
of the Cabinets at the Club Rate
or One Dollar aWeek. yOu should
enter your name at once.
ill The Hoosier has a separate
place for everything used in the
preparation of a meal. and will
earn its .cost many times over in .
the hundreds of steps and mate-
rial lt saves
One Hoosier
Special Cabinet
— ”Chen
C a b in et F R E E
To Some Lucky Lady, Next SatUrday
Twenty - five Hoosiers
have arrived last week and the great HOOSIER CLUB opens for
members TOMORROW. These Clubs are formed in all the leading
cities by the Hoosier Representatives for the sole purpose of allow-
ing the peOple to buy one of the celebrated Cabinets exactly like -
picture at the CLUB RATE of ONE DOLLAR at the time of enter—
ing your name and <
It If you wish to know more
about the Hoosier Cabinets or .
the Club plan. our demonstrator. ~
will be pleased to give you all '
information
”ma.
Given Away Free
Come in and ask questions without
the slightest obligation
reached the urnno in the automobile
lrurll. nilortly nature I o'clork.
'l‘hoae who went up with the lrurit
worn Department ('hlei t‘. lrrlnz lit.
trillion. lll‘iver liaulol .i. i‘orrot'lln rind
Pirolueil (l‘llrlen. Riordan. Mrllrnlh.
Richard P. Monro Rnymond rind Hoyt.
‘i‘iinir efl'orta. with the oaporionoo they
llnvn had with live lighting. undoubt-
edly raved the large barn. for without
their aid Mr. Pinch‘n equipment. would
have proved union.
il‘nntening the lame bone to the gallo-
lino driven pump the firemen went at
the blue and in ten than an hour
had out the fire out. They could do
nothing with the amaller barn. which
was practically a Map of rnlna on
their arrival.
The origin or the fire. in the opinion
of those who law it, ital that it was
of incendiary origin. Mr. Flnrh ex-
pect: to matte an inveailaatlon some
time today. He will to Chief ilying-
too: “i aspect to find the bone» or a
man in the ruins."
Mr. Fi‘hdh titan asked it he had any
.nnomloi who would willnlly do such
a thiacfand he said that ho had none.
to ill! knowledge. lie attributes tho
it" to tramps, whom he had driven
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from tho tin-militia troln time to time.
In tho burn that wall burnod wall
aim-ml hay and farming lmnlomnntn.
many of them valuable. and a number
of other toola. No lira Illicit Wild in
thin born, though at llmna horaoa It‘ll
atableti them.
Mr. Finrh wan, birth in hit braille
tor the manner in which the iiromon
handled the blue and thanked them
for coming to him in hill trouble.
FIIGTUIED “till. Hill
FILL MP IIIK
(Continued from it'll-rt Paul
who remember: hat-inn teen Clarita
jlllll. before he tell. Ho wan director»
ml by Driver Daniel J. Corooran. oi
the Hope Hot-e Company. No. 2. chem»
lrnl unto truck. who followed up the
moon: which he heard.
Janina Rooney, who conducts a lit-
tle restaurant in Water street. our
the "0]”! Hose Company. was at work
in his plane or buslnnao Saturday night
and about 9.15 o’rlorit trail talking
with Councilman Nelson W. Baronial.
on some bnlineu marten. um
noise: were heard anti it ‘ ‘
markoli to Councilman ilenuiiot that
he hilt! health to thliiit hln piano haunt-
ed. Finally diapolilna the tiling from
hie mind by laying tho pollen which
worn moot monitor. to rate. Ilr. Boon“
tiy pntd no more ottantlon to tho
liillllldl.
iirirnr (foreman heal-ti coming
throuab bin roar window attend: nhlch
worn etiaplcioinily liitn moan: of a hil-
iliilii being. llll rotild not be sail-Ind
that ernrylblna us all right until ho
had made an inveatlaation. Io aiart~
ing out, ho came noun tho nroatrate
form or Mr. Clarita.
The body oi the man lay pill-allot
to the trucks or the manor: branch
at the New York. New linen and
Hartford italiroad. near the Norwaill
depot. and appoint» the station plat.
torn). Calling tor tho outstation of a
couple of others who had lollowod
him. hir. Cornwall picked no the body
and carried it to tho plattorrn. .iilat
ill hi? trail placed upon the station
niattnrm the thrift northbound train
name into the station.
By this time tilt! nova had am
into timers more“ and be. with
inorganic whim, amt!
loontiir ran at onra that the mm
was marlin. recounts“ him train hill
clothina. Other identification nu dir-
iirult. due to the diatortnd lealllrea.
Mr. Rooney. took him into the rear
«rt till plate and word "a rent for
Dr. William Burnoll.
A hurried inveatlaaiion proved to
the phralchln that the man had onl-
tered a implore oi the aitlill. Ho any
misled lill 'removal to tho hoopital.
whither he was inter tattoo in the our
hniahoe. The phylliolan attended
Clarice temporarily and m: that hill
condition wall aerioila. all and hide
bolna tiaraiyled.
At the point when Clarita tell there
ill a noon «and wall or rook, hurt
when the out for «the railroad wall
hinted out. At the top. luat above
the place. where the man was found.
there in a email hrnail in the regular
outline of the mill. Clam had been
in Marin saloon in Water atmt. tin
rear of which ope/nil irititilt twenty
lost of the edge at tho emit-ailment.
it in now said that no lot! the as
loan by tho rear door and that he
atoll have ration lid the trail. This
ram M iv ii. In.“ Wit that?
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though than who tira‘
were aliapicloua that he might have
met with tout ploy, becatm oi his
poaltloti.
Clarke lay lace downward. clone up
aaainat the wall. llitiidl by bill I160
and bin lot-l out atraiahl. lie was in
a pool of water about two "when
deep. there being a aort oi gutter run»
ulna alum: at this point. draining the
River atmt tunnel. Had bin discov-
ery been delayed the mph mutt have
drowned. and that he did not hike in
enough mm to ran» this before
the arrival of hill disrorerero. in con-
illtieml remarkable by‘ those who
have looked the around over.
t‘larke did not rennin nmoloumm
all during the night or mtordny. Dr.
William .1. Travel: of Wool. avenue.
who in in attondnnco at tile hortiitlli.
bland mtarday titlt Ila put.“ in
in a aerlotni conditionqntooo from ..
which others barn mud before.
There In a trnotnre oi the has. or the
ninth and the eyes an badly blaolo
shell. Those who ran the man lino
litany night state that both eyes were
no lam aa‘a more not and clicking
war not or ill! hand.
on.» “tilt Midlifl to
found him
whothor the man will rocovar or not.
but naid that all now dotiondlt upon
the injury to the brain in the mo»
turn. Everything known to modicnl
ul-ienre in being employed in the w
forts of the hoapitnl nilthorltioa and
the attending physician and there i.
a slight hope that Clarke will mover
in limo.
All on almost parallel can Dr. Tr.-
oey spoke otthe injury to Robert
Johnson. of Weatport, some time mi
when he was thrown from a bicyclo .
into it stone wall. The physician llald ’ ‘
that Johnson had a‘traotllro of ill!
skull, that he «no alto paralynd on ,
one ride. and that his speech VIII:
gone. bill that he la now around tip
hospital reeling fairly well again. 3
ill a remarkable recovery in the doing
too of Dr. Tracey. and he said in;
Clarice my mom in the mod "In
Both Captain Thomas Hunt and Oil
tiller Thomas J. Domey who were on
duty Saturday night. were called '
the rostnurant where Clarita lay be»
fore being mum to the hoaoital “I
they conducted an invoatinti-'
The: reclaim tho momma ‘
(ill vita had not met with will
that till hour? vnmgfi
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