Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 356, 1 February 1907 — Page 8
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The Richmond Palladium, Friday, February 1, 1907. THE CITY III BRIEF UNIFORM OF OIICLE SAM HELD SACRED HAD GLIMPSE OP REWARDlm HAVF FACTORY i cures Oil PACIFIC COAST Noble Gehr of Chestnut street Is just getting 'over the grippe.
A special lot for
Saturday
A variety of subjects, Landscapes, Young Mother, etc., in green and gilt frames. Special size 122 x 22.
59c
Prosecutor Jessup went to Indianap
olis yesterday on a business trip.
Telephone the Richmond Laundry to get your laundry.
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Dr. Willi3 Smith, formerly a dentist at Winchester, has decided to locate
in Richmond.
President Wants Law, Making
Discrimination Unlawful.
IT MUST BE RECOGNIZED
Sergeant McManus is not on duty at police headquarters. He is at
home wrestling with a case of grip.
Dr. Haughton is in' his office hours a day and makes calls also. 16-tf
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Vest Ricnmond Is to have a news
paper in the Wayne County Business Journal, to be edited by Mr. Oderkirk,
late of Losantville.
On sale at 8:30 a. m.
Romey's
furniture Company 927-929 Main St.
T. C. Burnside, a well known farm
er of Union county, has sold his farm of 220 acres near Liberty and purchas
ed a place near Indianapolis, to which
he will remove in the spring.
To Hold Public Meeting.
Union gospel meetings will be held tonight at the Union Mission at the
corner of Eighth and Main streets.
To have delicious, brown cakes for breakfast, mix cold water with Mrs. Austin's pancake flour. All grocers
sell it.
BUILDING LOANS-ANOTHER FAM
ILY HAPPY.
How to arrange for building a good new house all O. K. in 90 days. W.
Thompson's, Agency. l-3t
THE QUALITY COUCH REMEDY! A customer of mine an old ladywas in this store a few days ago and saw a bottle of Winter's Cough
Syrup
on the counter; she said to a friend, "that's tho very best Cough Medicine I ever used. I have tried them all. Every bottle Is a cough Insurance policy." 25 and 50 cents. ,
M. J. QUIGLEY Court House Pharmacy.
On account of the Boston Sympho
ny orchestra and state oratorical con
test at Indianapolis, February 1, the
Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Co.
will sell tickets, February 1st, for
$1.25 round trip, good returning Feb
ruary Srd. Special cars leaving In
dianapolis February l at ii:ju p. m.,
running through to Richmond.
Use artificial gas for light an a heas.
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VERSATILE AND UNIQUE I t In Kxcluxlve Originality Is the RECEPTION FtfUSIC Furnished I by Lawrence V. Deukcr's I Tet-rauq Concert Quartet x
DEPENDABLE MENTION ...FOR,.. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ! Grocery specials for two days. A trade winning leader. EXTRA FANCY RED RASPBERRIES Our best brand usually sold at 30c a can. For two days only at 19c can. STRAWBERRIES! STRAWBERRIES! (Fresh Florida grown and fine quality.) Fresh Beets and Cauliflower. Fresh Oyster plant and Endive. Fresh Mangoes and Rhubarb. Fresh Sassafras and Lettuce. Fresh Radishes and Young Onions. Fine Florida fresh Tomatoes. TURKEYS! DUCKS! CHICKENS. (Fresh dressed poultry all the time.) We appreciate your patronage.
J. M. EGGEMEYER.
4th and Main.
SPECIAL LEGISLATION ON THE
SUBJECT WILL ' PROBABLY BE ENACTED AT ONCE BY CONGRESS.
Publishers' Press Tvashington, Jan. SI. If President Roosevelt can bring such a thing about, congress will pass a law which
will prevent discrimination against the
uniform of the army or navy. Several
cases involving tms question are pending In state courts, but the more recent case of refusal by a skating rink proprietor at Plattsburg, N. Y., to admit two soldiers in uniform,
which was sustained by Judge Everest of the city court, gives impetus to tho
movement set on foot by the president
some time ago to insist that the uniform shall be recognized in all public
places.
Judge Everest recently wrote the
president, stating the grounds on which he based his decision, main
taining in effect that the case is not within the meaning: of the bill of
rights, affecting the question of race,
creed or color. He frankly expressed the opinion, however, that the matter should be taken up by congress and a bill passed making it an offense to discriminate against the uniform of the army or the navy. "
This letter was referred by the pres
ident to Chairman Jenkins of the house judiciary committee, who took
rather conservative view as to the
right of congress to deal with the
question, but suggesting that the opinion of the judge advocate general and the attorney general might be sought
in reference thereto. Chairman Jen kins, at the same time, related two instances which came under his personal observation, where proprietors of public cafes went to guests and
notified them to wear their coats or else leave the premises. Chairman
Jenkins said this was not a discrimination against the guests in question, but an objection to their mode of dress, a position in which he thinks
the proprietors were justified. Acting on Chairman Jenkins' suggestion, the whole subject was referred to the at
torney general for his action.
THOUGHT BURNS WAS BARR Man Now Confined in the County Jail, Resembles Missing Newspaper Writ
er at Vincennes Sheriff Meredith Fooled.
THE KIBBEYS DID WELL
HELD EARLHAM 34 TO 18
Haberdashers Made a Good Finish
After Being Considerably Outplayed
1 the First Half Quakers Still Off
on Goal Throwing.
"When Sheriff Meredith gazed upon the picture that adorned a postal card telling of the mysterious disappearance of Willard D. Barr, a newspaper man from Vincennes, he felt like shaking hands with himself, for he felt almost certain that he could place his hand upon the man in five minutes. That John Burns, an inmate of the county jail, and the missing Barr were one and the same he was ready to take oath, and the striking resem
blance between the two certainly warranted the belief. But the sheriff investigated, and as a result of his Inquiries among friends and acquaintances of the occupant of the bastile, as to his antecedents, discovered that he was just "John Burns." and had
never lived In Vincennes. - Neverthe
less, Barr and Burns look enough alike to be mistaken for twins. One reason that caused Meredith to think
that his prisoner might be passing un
der an assumed name, was the fact that it is with great difficulty that he
Is induced to respond when he is call ed to meet visitors at the jail.
Starr Piano Company Takes Step to Meet Its Rapidly Growing Business.
PLANT AT LOS ANGELES
IMPROVEMENTS ARE ALSO TO BE MADE HERE, MAKING THE LOCAL CONCERN BIGGEST OF KIND IN COUNTRY.
THEATRICAL KINGS UNDER INDICTMENT
Claimed that Theatrical Trust Has Conspiracy in Restraint of Trade.
THE ACTION IS SWEEPING
KLAW AND ERLANGER APPEARED IN COURT AND WERE RELEASED ON BOND SIGNED BY "BIG TIM" SULLIVAN.
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ONLY
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Large Grape fruit " for 25c 40c Oranges for ...23c 25c Oranges for 18c Fresh Vegetables cf all kinds, Straw Berries, Fancy Pine Apples, Fancy Eating Apples, Bananas. Turkeys, Chickens, Ducks.
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GROCERY GOMmNY. Telephones 190-293
In a practice game last night In the
Earlham gymnasium, the Varsity won over the Kibbeys by the good margin
of 34 to IS. During the first half the varsity presented its strongest lineup and aided by the stellar work of Mote and Kerlin at forward, succeeded in piling up a 23 to 6 score in the first half. In the second half the squad
men were used by the Quakers, and
the Kibbeys, by the excellent work
of Ray and Allison, were able to lessen the margin to a considerable ex
tent, Gaston played a consistent
game at center. . During the second half, Genn, at center, showed up well for the Quakers while Hotchkiss at guard, played a good game.
One of the most noticeable features
of the game was the Quakers' inability to hit the goal. The lineup of the
two teams follows:
Earlham. Kibbeys.
Kerlin Chambers R. P. ..Eggemeyer Mote
"Wilson !. P Ray
Chambers
Genn C. Gaston Hall
BirtcU
Hotchkiss Lu G Allison Newsom Overman Warm R. G Cain
Time of halves, 15 and 20 minutes.
fPuMlshrs Pressl New York, Jan. 31. The grand jury has returned a blanket bill of indictment against all of the members of the so called theatrical trust. The bill was presented to Judge Foster today in Part 1 General sessions. .The theatrical managers named in
the sweeping indictment are Marc
Klaw, Abraham Erlanger, composing
the firm of Klaw and Exlanger; Sam
uel Nixon and J. F. Zimmerman, com
posing the firm of Nixon and Zimmer
man; Charles Frohman and Al. Hay-
man. Tne two latter are in Europe.
Klaw and Erlanger appeared In
court this afternoon in response to notification received from their counsel.
Alfred L-auterbach, and were admit
ted to bail in the sum of $1,000 each. Bail was furnished by Timothy D. Sullivan ("Big Tim") before Judge Foster, the amount being fixed with the consent of District Attorney Jerome and Mrs. Lauterbach. "Big Tim" gave as security the Dewey theatre, In East Fourteenth street, which he said was worth $300,000. Pleading on the indictments was put over for one week. Nixon and Zimmerman are said to be in Philadelphia, and it is expected they may return to the city to give bail some time tomorrow. ' The specific charge against the men is conspiracy in restraint of trade in violation of a state law that makes the offense a misdemeanor.
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Models Badly Defeated. The Models, a team of alleged basket ball players, journeyed to Greensfork last night, where the farmer lads were enabled to get a little practice. The score was 42 to 6 in favor of Greens fork.
Three Candidates. The Triumph lodge of Knights of Pythias will Initiate three candidates for the first rank at its meeting tonight, they being Walter S. Conklin, Fred AV. Jones and L. II. Marshall.
Multiple Litigation. f Publishers Pressj Appdeton, Wis., Jan. Si. Henry Miller, farmer, began 2,140 suits against the Chicago & Northwestern Railway company for $21,400 or $10 for every locomotive that has crossed his farm since advised the railroad company is to construct a culvert anl crossing at the point where the railroad crosses his farm. The complaints in these cases fill about 600 typewritten pages. Heavy Snow in Berlin. Berlin, Jan. 31. The city of Berlin was snowed up Thursday, as IS inches of snow fell during the night. Not a street car moved and downtown t thoroughfares were impassable for cabs or omnibuses. Nothing like It was witnessed here in a generation. Trains on railroads were hours late and the telegraph and telephone lines were Interrupted over a wide area of central E"- "
CITY AND COUNTY
FAST HORSES FOR SALE
Cambridge City, Jan. SI. (Spl.)
Among a consignment of fast horses, j owned by A. L.' Padgitt of Raensellar, Ind.. which have been secured for the Lackey sales here next March are Dan P. with a record of 2: OS, a noted grand circuit fccrpe. Merry go. 2:184, and Fair Oaks, with - record cf ,
2:llVi.
'Phone or write a ciro ...a Palladium of the little piece of news your
neighbor told you and get your name
In the news "tip" contest for this v.-eek.
Deaths and Funerals. KUTE The remains of Miss Bridget Kute arrived from Chicago yes-
the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Malone, 402 North Eighteenth streetFuneral will take place this morning ; at 9 o'clock at St. Mary's church. Burial at St. Mary's cemetery. j ISLER The funeral of Mary Moore Isler will be held Saturday morning at 9 o'clock at the St, Mary's church, j
The burial will be in-St. Mary's cemetery. Disease. James, aged 23, son of W. Nelson, 623 North Thirteenth street, has measles.
Use artificial gas tor light and heat
The Starr Piano company of this city will establish what is to be known as a Pacific division of the firm at Los Angeles, Cal. This departure is taken with a view to facilitate the rapidly growing business of the company in the west. The resident managers of the new division will be H. S. Jones and Harry L. Nolder. who
have been connected with the company in this city for a long time. Harry Gennett has been selected as president. Mr. Jones has been head salesman for the company for about twenty years and has a very extensive knowledge of the piano business. Mr. Nolder is at present head of the wholesale department, having served in that capacity for sixteen years. It is the intention of the company to make several improvements in their local plant, most important of which wll be an addition to the main line of buildings. This new structure will be built of brick and steel and will be six. stories high, and is to be one of the most modern factory buildings In the country. "When this improvement s completed the Starr company wi' haye the largest plant for the manufacture of pianos in the country. Bids for the new " building will be advertised for In the near future. The company will also greatly increase its switching facilities. More than 60,000 pianos manufactured by the Starr Piano company are in use in various parts of the United States.
Richmond's Greatest Financial Institution ...THE... Second National Bails Capital Stock, Surplus and Undivided Profits: 0655,000.00Conservative management along progressive lines has placed the Second National Bank where It is today the largest and strongest bank in Eastern Indiana. This policy has safe guarded the deposits of many Richmond people in the past. Let It safe guard your deposit now and in the future.
FUN AT THE CARNIVAL
PRESIDENT: John B. lKugan. VICE-PRES.: ,C. V. tinier.
John B. rvotiKin. Dautei U. Hold. ieo. I Eggemeyer. t V. K inr. Hm. W. iaar. Howard CatupbelL.
OFFICERS : VICE FIIE.S : laiiiel U. Held. CASlIIETl: Miu'l. W.Gaar. DIRECTORS:
H. S. Bt rat tan, J r. t II. Lod. rlem A. (iaar. E. O. Hill. II. O. Mnrr Henry Gennett.
VICE-PRES.S Geo. ll Eggemeyer, ASST. -CASHIER: Will C, setker.
E. it. Hlhherd. , John It. Howard. John Harrington. 1. W. smith. Geo. W. Miller.
MANY GOOD COSTUMES
Jumbo Created Considerable Merriment at the Coliseum Last Tiioht Large Crowd of Skaters and Number of Spectators.
The cow girl, the cow puncher. In
dian maidens and bucks. Little Red Riding Hood, the Goddess of Ldberty, colored minstrels and clowns were all in evidence at the masque "skating carnival held at the Coliseum last night. Although no prizes were offered for the best make ups, it did not In the least deteriorate from the enjoyment of the evening as many people were masqued while as many were not, all vieing with each other to make the event one of the best ever. They succeeded. The skating surface was crowded, while a large and Interested crowd found seats in the balconies. One of the features of the evening
was tne uaoy eiepnant wnicn cut an- pnTATHPCI ti. nftpr antic tti the amusement of ' U I A I UCOl
the sepctators. In fact little jumbo was so near the "whole works" that the entire floor was cleared thjt he might have opportunity to perform his various tricks on rollers. The makeup was very clever. Horace Keelor and Richard Lackey were the young men, who formed the vital organs
of jumbo and he did as they did. Last night was the first time' jumbo has
made his appearance upon the floor
of the rink but the managers of the Coliseum are thinking about arranging for regular performances on the part of the minature animal.
Being the oldest, most reliable and best established loan company In Ribmond, we are in a position to loan money at a much lower Tate than is offered by any other similar institution. Hy reason o tho very rapid increase iu our business in tho past few years, we aro now loaning at a lower rate than ever before. Should you have occasion to borrow money, a loan with us will convince you of this fact. Loans on Furniture, horses, cattle, farm Implements, pianos etc. You can pay back your loan in weekly, monthly or quarterly payments. No charges for explaining rates and loans. ALL BUSINESS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL If you cannot call at our office, phone or write us uud our agent will call on you at once.
Richmond loan Comply Home Phone 445. Established 1895. Room 8, Colonial Building. RICHMOND - , - - INDIANA
Desert of Sahara. A comparison of the maximum temperature in different parts. of the world shows that the great desert of Africa is by far the hottest. This vast plain, which extends 2,000 miles from east to west and 1.000 from north to south, has a temperature of 150 degrees F. in the hottest days of summer.
Minute Animal Life. It is believed by microscopists that the highest powers of their instruments have not yet revealed the most minute forms of animal life.
Annapolis. Annapolis. MdL. was so called in honor of Queen Anne. The Catholics, who settled It called It St. Mary's. It was renamed Arundelton In honor of the Ear! of Arundel, still later Was christened Anne Arundel, and finally the present name was bestowed.
The Word "Boss." The word "boss. so commonly applied by an Inferior to one of higher grade in the United States. Is not, as generally supposed. American in its origin. It comes from the low German and is heard frequently in continental Europe. In Germany one often sees the sign "Schlaf-Baas," which translated means the boss of a lodging house.
Another Big Shipment of the Famous Spring Wheat Flour
SPECIAL SALE Fciidlay aondl atairdlay 25-Pound Sack for . - ....60c . 60 stamps with each 100 pounds sold.
. POTATOES! POTATOES!
The nicest in Richmond,, 60c Per Bushel. 30 stamps with every bushel. 3 Quarts Navy Beans and 20 stamps 30c 2 Quarts Lima Beans and 20 stamps, 50c 1 Pound of Hood's Best Baking Powder and 60 stamps 45c Guaranteed Strictly Fresh Country Eggs, per dozen ...27c S. & H. Stamps. Pictorial Review Patterns.
HOOD'S MODEL DEPARTMENT STORE Trading Stamps with All Purchases. Free Delivery. New Phone 1079; Old Phone 13R. Store Open Tuesday, Friday and Saturday Evenings. 41 1-4 13 Main Street.
e&L aw nJi. If you want any coal get the best. I can supply you with it. I invite comparisons of my coal with that of others, for it's the best. Why should I hesitate to tell you about it? Trust me with your order, for I have just received several cars of good Jackson and Pohahontas Coal. Office: Bullcrdick's Cannery. 0. D. Bullerdick, Sooth Fifth St Phone 1235.
WE ARE MAKING
SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL DIAMONDS JOHN F. WELLENKAMP, Jeweler. 519 Main St., at Rooth's Music Store. Richmond, Isi
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