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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMrs. Boole wins in every town but Enfield September_16,_1920_(Page_5_of_BTVT3ITHACAJ0TJENAL-KEW-5,THURSDAY EVENING,SEPTEMBER 16,1920. r,- Terse City News j DnAQ Yniir I 12 INDICTMENTS RETURNED BY corroboration from Dennis Curtis of South Cayuga street,a lineman em- ployed by the New York Gas and Electric Corporation.With a number of other linemen,Curtis was erecting poles and equipment in Dryden yes- terday.He had a be of matches in his trousers pocket.While Curtis was pulling a heavy rope the friction against his body ignited the matches, setting his clothing afire.Curtis'trousers caught fire and he was slightly injured and waa obliged to return to this city for medical atten- tion and new clothing. THE GRAND JURY MRS.BOOLE WINS IN EVERY TOWN BUTENFIELD Temperance Leader Polls 1,532 Votes In County To 1,270 For Senator Wadsworth County Gives Skilling 1,670 Votes, Mackey 1,129,Ballou 348. township vote for the shrievalty in the primaries was as follows:"0unry Shrievalty Vote.' Ballou.Skilling. Mackey. Caroline. First Dist..5 12 3 Second Dist.1 17 43 Third Dist..6 6 28 Danby.x First Dist..13 17 -17 Second Dist.6 3 12 Third Dist.0 2 1 Dryden.First Dist..3 30 5 Second Dist.2 17 4 Third Dist..7 45 4 Fourth Dist.0 4 5 0 Fifth Dist..5 35 6 Sixth Dist..1 90 1 Seventh Dist 1 21 2 Enfield. First Dist..0 25 25 Second Dist.3 58--23 Groton. First Dist...2 24 2! Second Dist.7 45 Third Dist..6 58 5 Fourth Dist.12 81 29 Fifth Dist..10 34 16 Sixth Dist.fi ?2 ? Eleven.Open and One Sealed Case In Findings of Talesmen eral Held For Larceny and Burglary Arraigned To- day One Liquor Case. There will be no meeting this weekofthemisionarydepartmentoftheWoman's Association of the First PreBbyterian Church,it waa an- nounced today.On Friday of nextweektherewillbeageneralmeetingoftheassociation. Woman's Party Will Continue;Much Work Still Remains The "Woman's National Party will continue as a political organizationforthepurposeofcarryingoutre- forms In the interest of women,ac- cording to the decision of about 30 ofitsleaderswhometrecentlyinthesummerhomeofMrs.O.H.P.Bel- mont,Beacon Towers,at Port Wash- ington,Long Island. The question under discussion was:"Shall the National Woman's Partybedisbanded,now that equal suf- frage,the object for which it was formed,has been accomplished?"Most of the leaders were firm intheirconvictionthatwemenhadyetmuchtofightforbeforethpvwonac Stomach Balk After a Hearty Meal?. If you have distress after eat- ing,acidity of the stomach, heartburn,nausea,or intesti- nal dyspepsia Take Our Alkaline ,Dyspepsia Tablets. They promote digestion of all forms of food,but are more especially valuable as a digest-a-nt of meats. They are active In either acid or alkaline conditions,making them very useful in stomach and intestinal indigestion. A.B.BROOKS &SON PHARMACISTS 126 East State Street. Complete Republican results from Special Display Of Early Fall Millinery Friday and Saturday Sept.17 and 18 A Klimpee of th Jaunty New Models that have Juat arrived will convince you that with your suitordarkfrockyouwillneedthe smart,enlivening:touch of a new Chapeau. Mrs.M.B.Yontz 601 South Cayuga St, Ithaca pi n 'it'aHs& mmt tual equality in politics and that until Churned up to a standard not down to a price sucn equanty was won they should re- tain their political organization.ItwasPrODOSedthatftcrnivontlnTiv M M Seventh Dist 2 '32 9 Lansing.First DJst..1 20 N 7 Second Dist.0 16 10 Third Dist..2 36 11 Fourth Dist.1 .8 5 Ncwflcld. First Dist...4 17 14 Second Dist.7 18 6 Ulysses.First Dist..4 18 30 Second Dist.8 52 16 Third Dist..6 12 30 Fourth Dist.0 28 13 Ithaca. First Dist...7 43 18 Second Dist.5 54 11 Third Dist..5 23 9 MBS.CHAS XEASX.X2TO, Representative at Groton.held in Washington some time in theneariutureandsuggestedthatthe party,although it would nrnhnhlv nominate no candidates,would formulatecertainissuesforwhichitwouldstand. Demand Full Equalltv.Miss Alice Paul,chairman of theparty,said that wnmpn had wnn thvotebyfightingaswomenwiththevotesorasmallgroupofwomenasaweapon,ana mat she felt that wom-en could only win full equality by us ing their voting power as a group."It Is increditable to me that anywomanshouldconsiderthefiirhtrn A Real ' Opportunity To Si&Ye Money!, 348 1670 1129 Leroy C.Ballou,who entered the primaries'race for the nomination for sheriff,today offered his congratu- lations to Mr.Skilling,successful candidate,and promised him his sup- port at the polls In November.Mr. Ballou 'also took occasion to thank his friends for their support at the polls and to express his admiration full equality won,"she said."It the county of Tuesday's primaries re- ceived by the Commissioners of Elec- tion show that Mrs.Ella A.Boole,as a Republican candidate for the United States Senatorial nomination,carried every township in Tompkins county but one,against her successful oppon- ent,United States Senator James W. Wadsworth.Mrs.Boole unofficial plur- ality in Tompkins county is stated to be 262. .Enfield,the only town which went against Mrs.Boole,pave Senator Wadsworth a plurality of 38.In that township,Senator Wadsworth receiv- ed 82 votes and Mrs.Boole 44.Mrs. Bole received pluralities in the other townships as follows:Danby,15; Groton,9i;Town of Ithaca,70;Lans- ing,9;Newfield,33;Ulysses,14;Dry-de-n. 76:Caroline,26. Mrs.Boole's total vote In the countywas1,532,Senator Wadsworth receiv- ing a total of 1,270,and George H. Payne,another candidate,199. The senatorial primary vote In the townships of this county was as fol- lows : The Senatorial Vote. Wads'h Boole PayneCaroline First dist 9 10 1 Second dist 16 31 6 Third dist 10 20 5 DanbyFirstdist 18 26 1 Second dist 6 15 2 Third dist 2 0 1 DrydenFirstdist 10 21 4 Second dist 9 11 2 Third dist 15 38 3 Fourth dist 17 20 3 Fifth dist 11 33 5 Sixth dist 34 48 6 Seventh dist 7 8 1 Enfield First dist 30 18 2 Second dist .....52 26 2 Groton First dist.......10 36 3 Second dist 26 22 8 Third dist 26 37 1 Fourth dist 43 73 6 Fifth dist 26 33 3 Sixth dist 8 20 2 Seventh dist 16 25 3 LansingFirstdist 12 11 0 Second dist 10 13 2 Third dist 16 24 5 Fourth dist 8 7 0 Newfield First dist 7 27 3 Second dist 6 19 5 Ulysses nas just begun.There is hardly a field,economic or nnHHrnl in natural and accustomed policy is nottoignorewomen.for Charles A.Mackey and his paign methods.Unless women are prepared to fight politically thev must ho rrmtpnt Returns from the other party pri- maries are being computed by thetobeignoredpolitically." jurs.ADDy Scott Baker,politicalchairmanofthenartv.rtpiarort that election commissioners and will be available for publication tomorrow, j William H.Leonard was unopposed'as the Democratic candidate for Completing Its deliberations on the criminal cases presented for consider- ation by District Attorney Arthur G. Adams,the grand Jury reported 11 open indictments and one sealed in- dictment to Justice Theodore R.Tut- hill in Supreme Court yesterday. John J--Hendricks of Groton was indicted for grand larceny,burglary and petit larceny.He was alleged to have burglarized the premises of Charles Kelly and Harry Masters in the Tcwn of Groton.He will plead to the indictment this afternoon. Floyd King of this city was in- dicted for grand larceny,it being al- leged that he robbed Ira Sincepaugh .of $134 in an East state street pool room.King was to be arraigned this afternoon. George Scott,Lionel Kendall and Arthur Laidlaw,all youths,were in- dicted for burglary in the third de- gree and petit larceny.It is alleged that they broke into the Quick shoe store on West State street and stole shoes and $34 in cash.Charle? Bachna,Arthur Laidlaw and John C. Francis were indicted for grand lar- ceny in the second degree and burg- lary in the third degree.They are al- leged to have entered the Ultimatum cigar factory on West State street, stealing cigars valued at $60.Arthur Laidlaw and George Scott were in- dicted for burglary in the third de- gree and petit larceny.They are charged with entering the John Fran- cis store on West State street and stealing 25 pairs of stockings and $3.70 In cash.These boys,indicted for alleged crimes occurring on the same night,were to be arraigned this aftern- oon. Andrew Holley,Indicted for grand larceny in the second degree,was given a suspended sentence by Just- ice Tuthill yesterday.Holley rented a horse and wagon of George Barber, a local liveryman,and after selling the outfit,fled to Akron,Ohio,where he was arrested and brought hack here. liquor Case Up xt Week. James Foley of Lansing,was In- dicted for violation of the liquor tax law.it being charged that he had liquor in his possession.His case was set down for next Wednesday aft- ernoon. Floyd Payne,an Ithaca youth,was indicted for grand larceny In the sec- ond degree.It is alleged that Payne found and retained a pocketbook con- taining $217,the property of George H.Baker of Covington,Pa.Payne will be arraigned today. John Bickel of Lansing was In- dicted for alleged violation of section 482 of the penal law,charging cor- ruption of morals of children.He was also Indicted for rape in the first degree.The main witness against Bickel is Elizabeth Hodge,12,now his wife.The Hodge girl was the adopted daughter of Mrs.Ransom Sweazey of Lansing.With his wife dead but a few months,Bickel was arrested on the corruption -charge. After being held for the grand Jury, Bickel.the authorities were Informed, took the Hodge girl to Towanda,Pa., and married her there.He will plead to the indictments on Friday morni- ng. Utica Delighted By "The Rainbow Girl" Come with the crowds to our opening sale and secure your share of the wonderful guaranteed values in shoes,rubbers and stockings as yet women had only been invitedtodothedrugeworkinthepoliti-cal parties.They were asked to helpraisemoneyandsitonthespeakers'pianorm,sne said,but were not In- vited to the inn opinion,politicians would yield to thewomen's demands if the women were organized and determined,for,shesaid,"politicians fear a determined minority."99ET1TalBostonIheoeotistiersPlanFlowerFestival See the Attractive Bargain Tables sheriff.Nathan L.Miller,Republi- can nominee for governor,carried the county,receiving 2,135 votes to 787 cast for his opponent,George F. Thompson.Jeremiah Wood,Republi- can candidate for lieutenant gover- nor,received 1,835 to 735 votes cast for his opponent.William M.Bennett. For the Republican nomination for secretary of state,Tompkins County gave John J.Lyons,organization can- didate,1,837,and Robert R.Lawson. 646.For state treasurer on the Re- publican ticket Theodore T.Baylor, organization candidate,polled 1,221 votes,N.Monroe Marshall 1,102 votes and John T.Donohoe 144.For the Republican comptroller nomina- tion James A.Wendell received 1.R35 votes and Walter Worth 562 votes. For the Democratic nomination for United States senator.Lieutenant Harry C.Walker,successful candi- date,received 204 votes,and his op- ponent,Mayor George R.Lunn of Schenectady,128. "Safety"Matches Set Fire To Man's Clothes It's the To Swell Fund For Woman's Building A flower show and sale for the ben- efit of the Woman's Community Building will be held at the Congre- gational Church,Saturday afternoon and evening,under the auspices of the woman's union of--that church. The display will include potted plantsandautumnflowers,flower-decorat-ed doll and baby carriages,decorated tables and unusual bird houses.Any person having flowers which they arjwillingtodonateshouldcommunicate with Mrs.Grant Potter,115 College First dist.......23 30 2 Second dist 38 32 5 Third dist 20 29 3 Fourth dist 16 18 3 Fifth dist 14 16 3 Ithaca First dist 22 41 5 Second dist 14 54 1 Third dist 7 27 3 avenue.No admission will be charged,but there will be flowers,seeds and plants for sale,and also booths where refreshments may be purchased.In Safety matches are not always what their name implies.If you doubt this statement you may obtaintheeveningthechurchchoirwillsingthe"Daisy Cycle,"and at the close of the entertainment there will be an auction.It is anticipated that every one interested in the--proposed wo Quit Tobacco 1270 1532 199 Fay Skilling of West Dryden,suc- cessful Republican candidate for sheriff in the three-corner-ed contest,carried the county by 541 votes,thereturnsshow.He received a total of 1,670 votes,while Charles A.Mackeyreceived1.129,and Leroy C.Ballou, 348.Skilling carried all but two of the townships,as follows:Dryden, 258;Groton, 204;Town of Ithaca, 82;Lansing,47;Newfield,15;Ulys- ses,23.Mackey carried Caroline by 39 votes and Danby by 12 votes.The And It's a Demonstration That Good Shoes Can be Sold Cheap man's building will support the fes tival. Special Night School Classes Arranged For $998SoeasytodropCigarette, Cigar,or Chewing habitWorkersIn3Trades T.ptters were sent out this morning Peel Out Your Corns from the offices of the Board or fcau-cati-on to electricians,woodworkers and machinist of Ithaca Informing them concerning special classes in these trades to be held in connection $5 $1 J8 with night school beginning at 7:rfu nVini-i-r nn the Adenine of Oct.4.The No-To-K-ac has helped tnousands to break the costly,nerve-shatterin-g to- bacco habit.Whenever you have a longing for a smoke or chew,Just place a harmless No-To-B-ac tablet in your mouth instead.All desire stops. Shortly the habit is completely brok- en,and you are better off mentally, physically,financially.It's so easy, so simple.Get a box of No-To-B-ac and lf it doesn't release you from all craving for tobacco in any form,your druggist will refund your mono without question.No-To-B-ac Is made by the owners of Cascarets;there- fore is thoroughly reliable. classes for electricians will be taught by an instructor from Cornell univer- sity,and those for machinists and wnnHwnrVpn bv E.D.Townsley Of Tonght's the night "The Rainbow Girl"appears at the Lyceum Theater. It is coming here direct from Utica, where it was presented to big audien- ces which were overjoyed by this musi- cal play. The newspapers also lauded it to the skies.Here is what the Utica Daily Press said about it:"'Rainbow Girl'charmed the audience in every way.From principals down to the chorus,the parts are well cast. The comedy of the show is its chief attraction.Possessing a fully devel- oped plot,satisfactory in long moments of comedy,and permeated with the strains of lilting lyrics,it won the houseful audience from the start." And the Utca Morning Telegram had this to say under the heading "'The Rainbow Girl'Is Big Hit." "The Rainbow Girl scored a tre- mendous hit last evening.Jt is one of the best musical comedies seen here m years.There Is not a dull moment. Sam Sidman,a comedian,producessalesoflaughter."'The Rainbow Girl,"besides cont- aining plenty of humor,reveals a beautiful love story that appeals to theheartofeveryone.Three solid hours of rare entertainment is offered by this fflMcal comedy." Driscoll Brothers &Co.It is ex Women's Dress Shoes A big assortment of high heel numbers in dark brown kid,black kid,patent leather with gray or dull kid tops ;also gray suede ;all regular $9.00 shoes and a wonderful big special at this opening sale for '. Men's Dress Shoes Varied assortment of men's shoes in black,dark tan, and cordo brown ;narrow English toes or the wide,more commonsense toe.All strictly high grade numbers and sold usually for $9.00. At this great sale for Boys and Little Gents'School Shoes Big bargain bin of "good wearing" shoes;good weight leather soles and heels with serviceable calfskin tops;all sizes in this bargain lot for Women's Comfort Shoes and Strap Sandals Special lot of women's elastic side Juliets that have good flexible leather sole,comfortable rubber heels;also one-stra-p kid sandals in this wonder sale for the low price of STOCKING SPECIALS Women's Lisle Thread Stockings in most colors for 19c.Men's cotton socks in black only,4 pairs for 50c.Children's black stockings in all sizes for 23c.A big special lot of women's silk seconds and first qual- ity lisle stockings at 35c,and a SPECIAL lot of women's high grade seam black silk hose at Men's Silk Hose in most colors for 79c.Big special lot of men's work socks at 23c.Women's high grade silk hose in most colors for $1.48 and $1.98,and a banner lot of men's first quality cotton socks in all the desirable colors for .98$pected that a large number 01 men engaged in the trades will take ad-ran-to of this nmortunity to perfect their knowledge,and to solve every day problems. Lawyers Guests of You Know Mynderse Van Ueei 98cAtSummerHomewhatwehavedoneforyouinthe past in the line of Wall Paper, come In and see what we can do for you now.1921 stock begins to arrive this week.25c 9E: roc FIXES CORNS IN JO MINUTES Why let a corn cause you pain and discomfort?Get a bottle of CORN "FIX";apply it to a tender,achingcorn.Almost instantly that corn will stop hurting,and in 10 minutes you peel it right out,ROOTS AND ALL. The safest,surest and quickest waytoridyourfeet of corns,callouses and bunions. Price 35c at all drug stores.MoneyrefundedIfyouarenotdelightedwith the results.Try it AT OUR RISK and convince yourself.Manufactured and guaranteed by the CORN FIX CO,In,Newark,JT.J. RHEUMATISM LEAVES YOU FOREVER F.H.WARNER 322 West State St. Misses'and Children's School Shoes Big bargain lot of this special item and all guaranteed good wearing;sizes Hi2 to 2,$2.48;8V--J to 11, $1.98 ;and sizes 6 to 8 Men's Dress and Work Shoes Dress shoes in gunmetal calf with good weight and good wearing leather sole and heel ;also tha heavy work shoes in chrome calf uppers or heavy gunmetal calf.An one price at this sale More than 40 lawyers,actively en- gaged in practice in this city and county,and several other guests,last evening were entertained at an In- formal dinner given by Mynderse Van Cleef at his summer home near Tru-mansbu-rg. Dinner was served on the lawn which commands a beautiful view of the lake and hills beyond. Among the guests were Justice Theo- dore R.Tuthill,Mayor E.C.Stewart, L.II.Smith.C.E.Treman,N.L.Sterl- ing,court stenographer;Clarence D. Tarbell and Harry G.Stutz.Dr.Ar- thur Booth,of Elmira also was present. The guests made the trip by motor and enjoyed an unusually pleasant evening. Hundred Rotarians At First Fall Luncheon rr,--.f Toniiar fall luncheon of the $3 rKin butterers Do Not CP Bet4 Trio Acid Deposits ArJiMolvedandthBrenmatloPoisonstartatoXaavathoSystemWithin iwnty-fou-r Sours. thniJer?druSist In this country Is au-rT--? to say to every rheumatic suf-l-h .at lf two bottles of Allenrhu, rrj ure conquerer of rheumatism,does Z."P all agony,reduce swollen Jointswaywitheventheslightesthffu?of rhumatlc Pain he will gladly 411 your money without comment, rear.u has been tried and tested forandreallvmarvelousresultshave mT accomplished In the most severe jjjws where the suffering and agony wasth??and Piteous and where the pa-- v w"as helpless. All.ame H.Allen,the discoverer of'enrnu who for many years suffered ilrLtor,7lent of acute rheumatism,de-a-ot -sufferers to know that he does i,a cent or anyone's money un-n-?. decisively conquers thisitroJ?'S,n diseases,and he has in-6-!? Whit &Burdick Cp.togrnteItineveryInstance. xXxWantMereTemporaryReliefi 110 State Street Ithaca no State Street Ithaca there is no remedy that gives more satisfactory results than S R s .th Ithaca Rotary Club,held yesterday at the Ithaca Hotel,was attended by about 100 Rotarians.William Mor- rison gave a report of the conference of executives recently held in Roch-r,-oaiA-Tit Martin W.Sampson w vuurae,ix you are content tohaveonlvtemporaryrelieffromtheterrifyingitching;and burningoffiery,flaming--skin diseases,then you are satisfied to remain a slave fine old blood remedv that coes down to the on res of pvinr hYrwvl made the suggestion that the Cayuga disorder and routs out the germswhichcausethetrouble. S.S.S.is sold by all druggists.Begin takinsr it todav.and if von Inlet be named uourmey imei m honor of the late Charles E.CourtCHICHESTERSPILLS SALE CONTINUES THIS WEEK AND NEXTwillwriteacompletehistorvof --xo ointments,lotions and other lo- cal remedies applied to the surfaceoftheskin. Real genuine relief from eczema,tetter,scaly eruptions or any otherformofskinirritationscannotbe expected until you free your bloodofthegermswhichcausethesedisorders.And for this purpose Alb josr Uniiritt for At'h.elM-te-r IMamaad BrndVI'lIU la lied ud tiold tnettJUcVV!.Mtled with Bin Ribbon.V your case,our medical director will ney an idea which apparently met with approval,although no action was A report of the Atlantic --City con- vention was given by Clarence F. 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