Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 319, 14 December 1906 — Page 3

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The Richmond Palladium. Friday, December 14, 1906.

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Don't let the Christmas Stockings of your loved ones go empty simply because you are temporarily short of money. Come to us, We can help you fill them. We will loan you money. We will loan you five dollars, ten dollars, twenty-five dol(as4ty dollars, or whatever ypu may need. Your household goods, Piano, Team Fixtures, or any ifher PersJtaal property will be good security, and the goods will

not be removed trom your home. . " You can save plenty of time in which to pay off yofiroan. You can have from one to twejmojnths time. 1 1 You can pay weekly, monthT or qua-terly as you defe. You can have the paWjWts so smalHthat you. will nolifeel them.

Here are some of tarterms of our weekly payment jlan, allowing you fitter weeks to pay off your loan.

60c is the weekly payment

$50 loan. $1.80 isa w

payment on a $1 00 loan.

on a $25 loan. $1.2p is a weekly payment on a

ekly paynapnt on a $7Ji loan. 2.40 is a weekly

Other atfimints in the same proportion.

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also loan money on salaries at low rates.

Courteous Treatment, Fair Dealings, and Abs

Let us help you to a "ftflerry Christmas."

v We also ma Ice loans in all towns reached by interurban roads.

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Open Every IvJighi TUniil Christmas.

If you need money, fill out this blank and mail to RICHMOND LOAN CO., corner Main and Seventh Streets, Room 8, Colonial Building:, Richmond, Indiana, and our agent will call on you. All communications strictly confidential. .

IRE DEPARTMENT MAY HAVE RECORD

ooksasif There Would be More Alarms and Less Loss Than Ever Before.

OOD YEAR NEARING END

F NOTHING HAPPENS TO MAR

RECORD IN REMAINING DAYS

OF DECEMBER, FIRE

CAN FEEL PROUD.

LADDIES

GOING TO CON NERSVILLE

HIGH HOPES OF VICTORY

High School Basket Ball Team Plays

Return Engagement with Fayette County Lads Tonight Hard to Arrange a Schedule.

Unless some serious conflagration

hould occur during the remaining

lys of December to mar the calendar

kars record, Chief Miller, of the fire ,

Apartment, will be able to show by

atistics of te Richmond fire depart-

ent, that the total value of property

tadangered during the twelve months ,

as been greater than ever before in

le history of Richmond, while the ag-

regate losses from fire, in proportion

the value of such endangered prop-

rty, is less than ever before. In

ldition to these new records of the

epartment, there is still another to be roken this year. The number of fire

arms sounded up to this tima lias

k'en 120, a larger number than for any

ill Tear in the past. And still there

another record, that of the largest

imber of alarms for a single month.

ast February got the ribbon for this

k-hievement, witnessing a total of 21

arms, almost twice the number that

he various months average. The to

il losses from fire up to this time

ave been approximaely $14,000, a

ory small figure as compared with the

llue of the properties endangered by

lines.

The High School basket ball players will leave today at 12:30 for Connersville, where they hope to repeat that awful dose that they fed to the boys from Fayette county last Friday night. They will have the same lineup as before and with 'the additional practice they have had this weeK ftiey should put up a good game. The line up is as follows: Forwards, Carroll. Allison and Eggmeyer; Center, Sands; Guards, Cain, Crowe and Allison. Manager Sands of the basket ball team is having adiard time in arranging a schedule this year. He wants games with Marion, Anderson and Indianapolis high Schools, but so far he has not been ableto get them. 5CThe members of the football team had their pictures taken yesterday morning after school,' sitting on the steps at the south entrance of the school. Those in the picture were: Spangler, Grave, Silberman, Allison, Schaefer, Haas, Metzger, Chapman,

Tallant Murray and Hobson.

LEGISLATORS SENT TO THEIR HOMES

Demands of Emperor William Rejected and the Reichstag Is Dissolved.

NEW ELECTIONS ORDERED

IMPASSIONED APPEAL OF VON BUELOW FAILED TO PUT . THROUGH SPECIAL APPROPRIATION FOR AFRICAN ARMY.

CAMBRIDGE CITY.

FOLLOWING THE FLAG.

When our soldiers went to Cuba

rid the Philippines, health was the

ost Important consideration. Willis

. Morgan, retired Commissary Ser

vant U. S. A., of Rural Route 1, Con-

jrd, X. II., sajs: I was two years

i Cuba and two years in the PMlip-

nes, and being subject to colds, I

ok Dr. King s New Discov.ery for

onsumption. which kept me inper-

ct health. And now, in New Hamp-

hire, we find it the best medicine in

ie world for coughs, colds, bronchial

oables and all lung diseases."

uarar.teed at A. G. Luken & Co.,

ruggtst. Price 50c and $1.00. Trial

ottle free.

Father and Son Go Down. Publishers" Press.J Chattanooga. Tcnn., ic. 1.5. strap-

ing his 4-year-old boy upon his back.

harles Headrick sought to swim out

a. roarlne flood at McCays. Tenn.,

but became exhausted and froth were

Vrowned.

Cambridge City, Dec. 13. (Spl.) John Judkins made a business trip through the state of Ohio Thursday in the interest of the Cambridge City Casket Co. Miss Mosbaugk of Los Angeles, Cal.: and Miss Grace Kiess spent several days of last week with friends in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Schiedler and son of Indianapolis, are here visiting relatives for a few weeks. Mrs. Dudley Boyd Is slowly recovering from a bad attack of pneumonia. Mrs. Benton Wilson is the guest of her sister, Mrs. James Hunt at Ft. Wayne, this week. The Presbyterian Aid society met

with Mrs. Clara Williams, Wednesday afternoon. Miss Bertie Bowman, of Paris, 111... entertained a number of her friends at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Meyers, yesterday evening. Mr. and Mrs. S. I. Wheeler visited their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. John Shroyer, at their home near Penville, today. Mrs. V. C. Meredith has returned from Chicago, where she attended the National Stock Show, which occurs annually. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Wright will entertain the Jolly Dozen Pedro Club Tuesday evening, December IS.

Many ills come from Impure blood. Can't have pure blood with faulty digestion, lazy liver and sluggish bowels. Burdock Blood Bitters strengthens stomach, bowel3 and liver, and

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Publishers' Press. Berlin," , c. iS. Chancellor Von Buelow, addressing the reichstag, said that the government would not yield any of its demands for the maintenance of an adequate number of troops in German Southwest Africa. Expectation that the chancellor would speak, that the government would be defeated and the Immediate dissolution of parliament follow, filled the house, the floor and the galleries being crowded.

Herr Spahn, the clerical leader, began the discussion of the supplementary budget, amounting to $7,350,000 to meet the expenses of the war in German Southwest Africa (rejected by the appropriations committee Dec. 11) by reporting on behalf of the majority of the appropriations committee that the number of German troops in that colony could be reduced to 2,500 men, although the government and general staff aSrmfd that th? present garrison, numbering 12,000 men, could not be reduced below 8,000. Herr Spahn said he left the question with " the house. The chancellor replied that between now and Jan. 4, 1907, 4.000'men would be brought home, and that after Jan 4 more troops would be recalled, according to the military necessities; but to reduce the garrisons to 2,500 men would mean the loss of the southern part of the colony, and would greatly endanger the central and northern parts, while' Germ n rule ii Africa would be Imperilled by a renewal of the insurrection In Geman Soi'thwest Africa, which would spreal naturally beyond the frontier. . Continuing, the chancellor said: "If we shrink from this last sacrifice we shall In guilty, in my opinion, of great national crime. I can not believe that the house will arrive at such a fatal t solution, which would be equally deplorable from financial, military, - political and national points of view. As the responsible leader of the, affairs of the empire, I would not be able to sig such a capiir'3tIon." The reichstag by 17S to 160 votes rejected the supplementary budget, and Chancellor Von Buelow read an imperial message dissolving parlia- "" .

SHORT WEIGHT ON COAL

DEALERS ARE PUNISHED

Indianapolis Busy Prosecuting Dispensers of Fuel One Richmond Dealer Allowing Coal to be Weighed Anywhere.

The presidents of a half dozen Indianapolis coal companies were fined in the police court there yesterday upon being convicted of giving shortage weight in coal. All of the dealers claimed that the short weights were unintentional, but the frequency of such instances has caused the police court of Indianapolis to make no exceptions, and fines are always levied. The patrons of all companies in the capital city have been urged to inspect the loads of coal when delivered and if they have a suspicion that all is not right, to refuse to accept the fuel until the load is reweighed. The patron, under such circumstances, accompanies the driver to the nearest scales and watches the proceeding. If the driver refuses to re-weigh the load or a shortage is found when the weighing takes place, arrests take place

without delay. Under the ordinance

in Richmond, coal patrons have the same right and it is said that consid

erably re-weighing has been done recently, but always with results show

ing the coal dealers to be giviing full

weights. One local dealer is credited with having inaugurated a new system. When he receives an order for coal he inquires: "Do you want this load weighed on my scales or some other scales? Take your choice."

NEW PARIS.

CEMETERY ASSOCIATION OFFICERS ARE ELECTED.

Bryan's Chapel. Is?., Dec. 13. (Spl.) The Bryan Woman's Cemetery Association met on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Alice Bertram. There was a good attendance of members and several visitors. Mrs. Minnie Wright of Centerville, who is a member of the board of management, was present and as usual, gave her timely aid in the proceedings..

A contract to make a driveway m

the cemetery was let; the work Is to

be commenced at once. The subject of the annual New Year's supper was discussed at length. It was decided to have the supper at the town hall in Centerville instead of at Bryan's chapel as formerly. Officers were elected to serve for the ensuing year as follows: President Mrs. Alice Wright. Vice President Mrs. Alice Bertram. Secretary Mrs. Mary Haley. Treasurer Mrs. Melissa Jackson.

AN ALARMING SITUATION frequently results from neglect of clogged bowel3 and torpid .liver, until constipation becomes chronic This condition is unknown to those who use Dr. King's New Life Pills; the best and gentlest regulators of Stomach and Bowels. Guaranteed by A G. Luken &. Co., druggist. Price 23c.

New Paris, Ohio.,. Dec. 13, (Spl.) Orville King of Pittsburg was at home Sunday. II. G. Bower has been quite sick for some time. Mrs. Blanche Magure of Richmond spent Wednesday here. Misses Mary and Margaret Horrigan of Camden visited relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben McKee visited their daughter Mrs. Marshall at Gettysburg Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cail visited Mr. and Mrs. Alex Pryfogle at New Westville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Porterfield and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Commons were entertained by John Cook last Sunday. Harry Hoffman snenl Sunday at his home in Louisburg. Mr. and Mrs. Rail of Greenville were in town visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bumgardner. Mrs. Sarah Harvey returned Saturday from a few -.week's visit to Winchester. John and Mrs. Oscar Hinnenkamp both of Indianapolis were the guests of Tim Glenn the first of the weet.Mr. and Mrs. Harry Christman and two sons Harry and Hugh were the guests of C. W. Bloom last Sunday. Mrs. Mary King was in Piqua a

few days this week. John Cunningham of Dayton spent Sunday with his brother. Mrs. Delloff of Richmond visited

her mother Mrs. Ellen Cox, Sunday. C. W. Bloom was in Greenville on business last week. Mr. J. C. Dailey of Cambridge City was the guest of his sister Mrs. Susan Marshall the first of the week. Joe Dalbey will remove this week to the farm of Mrs. Mary Ray near Westville. Mrs. Caroline Taylor of New Hope visited her daughter Glenna, who is staying at Cyrus Jones- on Mon, day. Miss Mellie Morrison was at Richmond over Sunday visiting her cousin, Miss Ida Judy. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Reid entertained a large party of friends at cards on Wednesday evening, in honor of

Mr. and Mrs. James Reid of Detroit, I

C. W. Blooni was at New Carlisle on business Wednesday. Ray Richie was here from Camden Sunday. John Canny spent Saturday with his daughter, Julia at St. Elizabeth Hospital, Dayton. Leslie and James Reid with their

families spent Monday with Pleasant '

Hill relatives.

AT THE THEATERS

Madame Modjeska. That gentle, amiable woman and peerless actress, Madame Helena Modjeska, can rest assured of a royal welcome when she visits this city in the near future and affords our theatregoers a last opportunity to revel in the delight of her truly wonderful acting. It is a great pity that the American stage Is to lose this accomplished artiste just when her art is at its ripest. Her farewell appearance here at an early date is being looked forward to with delightful anticipation.

Murray &. Mack Gennett. Murray and Mack, the popular purverys of laugh who will appear at the Gennett, next Thursday night are presenting an entirely new and original effort this season, entitled "Around the Town," which is said to far eclipse all their former productions. The story Is full of complications, breezy dialogue, rapid actifwied. This is interspersed with new and original music written especially for the production, also all of the very latest New York successes. In addition, there are numerous specialties by the stars and the supporting company. Murray and Mack have given the new comedy a sumptuous

scenic production and the costumes are the finest money can procure.

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Repertoire at the Gennett. "Camilie" will again be the offering at the Gennett this afternoon and it is very likely that the audience in attendance will be one of i;e largest of the week. Those who saw the performance of this play earlier In the week have commended it most highlj-. Tonight "Golden Giant Mine" will be presented. Saturday afternoon the old time favorite, "East Lynne" will he the offering and on Saturday ;night the week will conclude with "John Martin's Secret." The Record Stock Company, has made a flattering impression on Gennett patrons and its return to the city will be welcomed. .

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Misses Clara and Bessie Comstock are in Glendale, Ohio the guqtits of Misses Patty and Ellen Jackson.

Vaudeville at the Phillips. As vaudeville will not be presented

at the Phillips next week, those who care for this style of entertainment j should not fail to see the present bill, j It is well worth witnessing as the j

various acts are put on by perform-

have the motion pictures been of as amusing nature as at this time. Manager Murray has decided, owin5 to the fact that next week the geeral public will be interested in" hiday shopping he will let the hou remain dark, opening the fptlowing

week with one of the best bps possi

ble for him to get.

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