Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 82, 4 April 1907 — Page 8

The Richmond Palladium and Sun-Telegram. CRITICAL STAGE III y.M.Cl CAMPAIGN Could you take care of yourself and family without trouble if you were SECOND NATIONAL SANK unable to work for a time because of

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sickness or accident? , A savings ..account provides a remedy for any such eroerbency. Have you ever been compelled to neglect a good opportunity or" investment because you did not have the ready money? ' A savings account is always accessible, and the money is constantly earning interest.

Did you ever stop to consider how rapidly a savings account -will grow If added to regularly and the interest allowed to compound?

It Will Take the Hardest Kind

Of Work to Get the Sum Desired.

RICH MEN MUST HELP.

UNLESS THEY DO THE PROJECT

WILL PROVE A FAILURE CAP

TAINS ARE IN A SPIRITED CON

TEST.

A live savings account robs the fui ture of any terror; it gives to its possessor a feeling of independence, of satisfaction, and of pride. f 3 per cent interest is paid on savings by the Richmond Trust Company.

You are cordially invited to make it

the depositary of your idle money.

Last Report $62,090

Reported Wednesday . . . 665 Total Up to Date 62,755

The following directors the deposits of patrons:

safeguard

Adam H. iJartel. Howard Caiupbell Edwin II. Cates. George L. Cates. John U. Dougan.

Jno. M. Eggemeyer Jonas Gaar. Henry Gennett.

John J. Harrington

Elgar G. Ilibberd.

George Eggemeyer.Charles yi. Land.

TRUSMDMPANY

715 MAIN STREET. Capital $250,000 Surplus $25,000

I Country cure Hams

Very mi

PHONE 292.

1st

MISCELLANEOUS Staple Grocery MENTION Properly Priced for Tomorrow Best granulated sugar , (23 lb.

cloth lAgs ..$1.25."

Daisy brand flour (2.Jbs.) . .50c.

(Every lag guaranteed.)

t t

Soap (Swats Pride) f bars 23c.

1 J

Lima beaut (cannefl good quality) cans -cSucoatash anneJ good qual

ity) fc. .4.0 cans 2oC.

Kidney bean canned good quality .... .7: . . 3 ca ns 23c. KolLed Oats (our best brand) 3 boxes 25c. Corn (Good standard pack) 4 cans 25c.

Phone Your'Ordcrs.

J.M EGGEMEYER 4th and Main Sts.

The total amount of Y. M. C. A. fund subscribed, includes Mr. Reid's $13,000

offer and the Henley pledges. There

still remains $22,243 to be raised be

fore Mr. Reid's offer can be secured.

Each day makes the situation grow

more critical, and the citizens of Rich

mond have a duty to perform if the Y

M. C. A. is realized in Richmond. There are many men of means who have as

yet given nothing to this worthy cause, and these at least should put their

shoulders to the wheel and boost. Rich mond's reputation in this regard de

pends upon what the richer men do to

ward the cause. The ignominy which

would fall to this city should the pres

ent campaign fail, would be greater

than the ordinary citizen realizes, as the campaign has been waged in this city for such a length of time, that the eyes of the entire state are on Richmond, and particularly is this true of

the towns -who now have Y. M. C. A. buildings, erected through the generosity of their more wealthy men. The

men of less means iu this city have giv

en and given well. Many of those more able to give have done nothing,

and with them largely rests the out

tome of the effort. Several of these, it is said, are waiting until the last minute and will then make up the defi-

ciency completing the $100,000 lor

which the committees are working.

, Captains in a Contest.

The captains of the various campaign

squads are working faithfully and a

few of them are devoting almost their

entire attention to the work, regard

less of the results which may fall to them in the business world. One cap

tain has set the goal of $3,000 for his squad and is well on the road to suc

cess, while the other captains say they

are going to hustle him for the first place, before the last days of the cam

paign arrives. The interest in the

campaign has now'reached a point nev

er attained before, and the eyes of the entire Richmond public are on the work of the committees pushing the

work.

The amounts which the various squads of the young men's committee

have reported, follow: George Bartel $3,063. Howard Dill $2,710. L. C. Peacock .?l.:.!t3. W.-S. Hiser $1.30S. W. O. Wissler-$1.24J. Isaac Wilson $1,111. L. S. Gay $7JS. Turner Hadley $055. Arthur Ellis $535. O. P. Nusbaum $520. Total $13,350. 1

One of the Fads of Thaw's Prosecutor. - , t -4 -'f , i I X:-' A ' w f 11

SET FOR TRIAL IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Judge Fox Determined to Dispose of Ancient Case of ,. State vs. Jones. JURY COMES ON MONDAY.

TIME WILL BE WELL TAKEN UP, CASES HAVING BEEN SET THUS FAR TO THE FIRST OF MAY.

DISTRICT ATTORNEY JEROME'S MACHINE SHOP.Most busy, men have their fads for relaxation. Some play golf; some

"yacht;" others have horsy, tastes. District Attorney William T. Jerome of New York is different. He works, but it is a. kind of work far different from

that required in the trying of Thaw cases. At his summer home in LakeviIIe,

Conn., which is practically his all year residence when lie finds time to live

at home, he hag a workshop fitted up with alTsorts of tools. Sir. Jerome takes delight in working with them. He is said to be a skilled machinist, limited. He can fix a clock or repair an auto spark plug like a thoroughbred. When he wants to rest he works in his workshop.

CHANGE OF NAMES ON

THE TRACTION LINES

Now" Terre Haute, Indianapo

lis and Eastern.

A BIG ISSUE OF STOCK.

The City in Brief.

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Notice was posted this morning at

the local interurhan station announcing that the interurban roads enter

ing Richmond, would hereafter be known as the Terre Haute, Indianapo

lis and Eastern instead -of the Indian

apolis and Eastern or the Indiana, Columbus and Eastern. The latter names may be used as mere distinguishing marks for the different divisions of the new road. The new system has

authorized the issuance of $2r.,O0O,XiO

stock, and $ 10,XX,XK bonds. The

traction lines now in the syndicate

compose all tnose controlled oy tne Indiana, Columbus and Eastern in Ohio

and all the syndicate lines in Indiana.

If You Use Ball Blue,

Get Red Cross Ball Blue, the best Ball Blue!. Large 2 oz. package, only 5 cts.

"Health is the First Wealth"

Vlie Cpper Cent. The earliest -ents issued by this government, near the end of the eighteenth century, were of pure copper big "cartwheels" weighing 264 grains apiece. It was soon ascertained that their worth as crude metal was actually greater than their coined value, and so It was deemed necessary to reduce their weight. In 1703 this was done

and the weight of the coin brought down to 208 grains, and three years later the weight was again reduced to 168 grains. The present current cent weigh only forty-eight grains. Los Angeles 'J'!tv:5.

ANNUAL MEETING AND ELECTION

NOTICE.

The members of the German Mutu

al Fire Insurance Association of Richmond, Wayne County, Iadiana are

hereby notified tcf meet lit their hall

on tne corner 01 .nun I and Main

streets on SaturdayVveniftg, April the

6th, 1907 at 7:30 to jectf 11 directors for the insuring and tMransact such

other business as there may come up before this meeting.

C. A. B ARTEL. Pres

lifc.NUY UKLiVK, Sfcy

2S-10t.

Butterick's Pattirni. Morris & Co'a.

Supper at the fcst M. E. church,

April uth. Richmond lodge of night.

Water bills due Apr

Sunt)er .at the Fir;

April I5th

Prignlask Carnival at the Coliseum

tonigW.

Jesse Addleman of

remove to a farm nea

Telephone the Laundry to get your

Supper at the Fir

April 5th. Charles H. Addleman of Cox's

is preparing to go to Oregon. Water bills due April 1st. 31-10t Petition for re-appraisement of the

real estate of John -Roling- has been

filed in circuit coir

Take your launhpr to the Richmond Steam Laundry, SAD Main St., Phon?

3-2t meet to-

31-10t church, 3-2t

tichriiond will

Cox's Mills.

LIcZLroona steam

Indry- tf

M. E. church, 3-2t

Mills

july31-tf E. church, 3-2 1

151. Carpets Clrfined.

W Supper at the First M. April 5ttf.

9 s Prize Mask Carnival at the Coliseum tonight.! t Wiflirfn E. Oler hast been granted letters of administration in estate of John G. Study. 1 Water bills due ApVil 1st. SMOt Four candidates wcii given the first rank by Coeur de'Liorf lodge, K. of P., this week. ;

Taube Bros, will have another horse sale on Saturday, April! 6, at 11 a. ru.

Since Monday Judge Fox has been calling the docket at the circuit court and rapid progress has beeu made. So far twelve cases, two of which are criminal cases, have been set for trial. The first case set for trial is to be heard on Saturday of this week. It will be a court case as the petit jury

will not meet until Monday of next week. The names of those who will serve on the petit jury for this term of court have not yet" been announced by Sheriff Meredith as all the jurymen have not yet beeu summoned. - The ancient case of the State against Levi Jones, former justice of the peace, who is charged with embezzlement, has been set for hearing on Wednesday, May 1. Judge Fox when he set this case for trial, stated

that he was determined to dispose of

it. The following is a list of the case3

that have been set for trial during the

April term of court. April 6. Mary E. Heinbaugh vs. J. E. Heln baugli, divorce and alimony. April 8. . Sarah M. Smith vs. Big Four rail road, damages.

April 11.

Sarah M. Houser vs. Daniel Houser,

account. April 15.

Edgewood Distilling Co. vs. Oscar

Williams, account. April 16.

The McConaha Co. vs. Omer L.

Lammott, Sr., et al, foreclosure. , Emma S. Cook vs. P. J. Miles, appeal. April 17. R. C. Estep vs. Estate of Lydia A. Ludlum, claim. Marion McClellan vs. Frank R. Coffin, demand $250. April 18.

G. L. Clapp vs. L. C. Moorman,

peal.

April 22. State ex rel Merle Campbell

William Landwehr. paternity.

April 29. Mabel Berger by George Berger

Agnes and Henry Overman, damages.

May 1. State vs. Levi M. Jones, embezzle

ment. 1

United States Depository. The Second National Bank ol Richmond offers to depositors every facility which their balances, business and responsibility warrant. Capital $250,000 Surplus $390,000

PRFSIPENT: John B. Dougan. .V1CK-PUES.: C V. timer.

John B. Poueno. I'arUel . Held. o"eo. II. Kpgemeyer. C. W. Kmwr. Saai'l W. linar. Howard Campbell.

OFFICERS :

VICE PRE : lanlel O. U14. CASHIEK: Saui'l. W.Gaar.

DIRECTORS : f. f. St rattan. Jr. l II. l,HIUl. Ilem A. tiaar. K. O. Hill. H. O. istarr Henry Utjonett.

VICE-rnTroi.t Ueo. H EggemyC AKST.-TAS1HEU; Will C, Seeker.

F. O. TUlhrn. John 11. Howard. John J. Hnrringtofe 1. W. Kuilth. tifo. V. MUler. ,

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vs.

Esc artificial gas Tor

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hfla.4

10 tr

Will offer 75 to 1V) he

well broke norses, some

farm mares and fancy

few good mule team

124 and 126 Nortn Saxtii

d of good and

good teams of

Irivers and a ale stables at

street. 2-4 1

Wanted Immediately, liable men for steady wages; call at The Elliot West Richmond.

sober andAework; yfiood tl& ReyS Co., V 4 tf

Early Marriage Results. Divorces are, happily, rare in society circles. Separation by mutual consent, however, grows more frequent every year. Every one has upon his or her visiting list husbands and wives who never meet if they can help it, but between whom there has never been an open breach. Incompatibility of temper is the usual cause, and the reason for that Is, one imagines, the still common custom of encouraging the young-

J ! er generation to marry before they I have begun to approach years of dis

cretion. London inrone.

DR. JOHNSON'S Educator Crackers Educator AVafcrs

Frturafnp

V a-uuvuvui

thasterette All to be had at THE BEE HIVE GROCERY A full Line ol franco-American Soups

K It t F:

How Animals Biush. Animals blush as girls do, but it is fear and not modesty that in their case causes the inrush of blod. Horses blue.h iu their ears, especially in the left ear. When a horse is frightened, its left ear will be found very hot and swollen. This is also true of rabbits. Cows and all other cloven footed animals Mush just above the fetlock. Dogs blush in their tails. When a dog is frightened, its tail blushes so that it hangs liujp,- the dog having absolutely no control over it. Insects blush in the?r antennae. Cincinnati

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Lion Taming. Men tvho.have had long experience

with lions give them a very bad char

acter. There is said to be no art In lion taming but the art of terrorism, and no rule but keeping the lions' stomachs full and their minds cowed. There never has been, and there never will be. say some, an appeal made to the lion's Intelligence, because the limited amount of that quality which he possesses Is dominated by his ferocity.

Tree Snakes of Borneo. The flying frogs of the Malays appear to be mythical, but the tree snakes of Borneo are credited with taking flying leaps from the boughs of trees to the ground. It is found that scales on the lower part of the body may be drawn inward so that the whole lower surface becomes concave. The resistance to the air is thus. greatly increased, and experiments Indicate that , the snakes do not fall 1 in . writhing coils, but are let down gently in a direct line by the parachutelike action of their peculiar bodies. Chambers' Journal.

Eating In Mexico. Mexico is a land where people like to eat, and eat a good deal. The dinner table Is well spread, and there Is an abundance. Food Is served In courses and often many of them. A common bill of fare in thousands of houses at noon will be: Soup, called caldo, or broth; rice or macaroni.

BitteriVy a Spider,

Through blood Voisoning claused by

a spider bite, JolJto Waatfington of

Bosqueville, Tex., wulKliave lost his

leg, which became anass of running sores, had he nojue pursuaded to try Bucklen's ArniYi Salve. He writes: "Thoy'first application relieved

ana iourxioxes neaiea aitne sores.

Heals-very sore. 25c. at . GLuken

& Co. druggists.

Carpets

OIK

Draperies

WHY WOT BUY YOUR

CARPETS, RUGS, MATTINGS LINOLEUMS, LACEfclRTAINS DRAPERIES inOM THE GEO. k jlOLTE CARPET 'AND DRAPERY HOUSE? They are devoted EXCLUSIVELY TO FLOOR COVERINGS AND DRAPERIES. All their stocks are ABSOLUTELY NEW. Their styles are the latest and prices the lowest consistent with legitimate merchandising. Make an early start for best choice goods, purchased now, will be held for delivery at your convenience. 904-906 Main St., Richmond, Ind.

Quick Delivery

BULLip

1 M

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Phon Your Orders

OFFICE

0. D. BULLERDICK, S.

DICK'S CANNERY

ST. " Phone 1235

Artificial gas, the 20thCenj

ury fuel

10-tf

If m need of a hog, shei or cattle dipping tank, write before buying to

the National Medical Co., Sheldon, la

YOUTHFUL SINGER AT

GENNETT IS POPULAR.

- - Master Robert St. Clair Has Made Hit With the Patrons of That House.

Little Robert St Clair, the juvenile

known as sopa: baked and stuffed to- singer at the Gennett theatre this

matoes and artichokes, a most delicious vegetable; two kinds of meat, often chicken and a roast or chops and steaks: fried potatoes, salad, beans, which always appear; fruit and several kinds of sweets 'and then coffee. Everything comes on separately, served by a boy or maid. This is a very usual repast and is frequently varied with fish from the fresh water lakes.

FEW GO "TO SOUTH BEND. Majority of the Richmond Teachers Attended the Southern Association's Meeting at Indianapolis. '

Prof.

Merins

C K

w liabl

wage

West

aVited-f-lm

emerl

s;cail at

TV. A. Fiske. Miss Augusta

Earhart left for South Bend, where they will attend the meeting of the Northern Indiana Teachers, association which is in session in that city.

mediately, sober and re- Sunt. T. " A. 31ott'wilI go to , bout n

for steady work; good

The Elliott & Reid Co..

ond. , 4-tf

German ilj)ltalists have established

a glass factts-y at Poshan, China, a town on the Tsingtau-Chinan-fu railway; a sugar refinery at. Tsingtau. of which the daily output will be 200 tons requiring S0.C00 tons of raw sugar annually; also a soap factory. ,

CASTOntA.

ins mrimi kmm Bccht

A Pugnacious Sard. An earthquake which occurred in England on Feb. S. 1750, frightened to death Aaron Hill, the poet and visionary projector. Of Hill's voluminous writings only an epigram or two are now remembered, but he was a. pug nacious bard, who so' terrified Pope

that the spiteful little satirist, would only walk abroad with loaded pistols and accompanied by his big Danish dog Bounce. Aaron Hill is one of the many literary worthies connected with the city of Westminster. He was educated at Westminster school, lived in "Petty France" andjaf ter squandering his fortune in schemes for extracting oil from beechnuts and planting' vineyards in Essex, was buried in the clois-, ters of WeRtmrvrf sMv. - " -

"The . Times . of India ' ''reports completion "of a crematorium Europeans at Calcutta; which is' first' established east-of Suez.- -

the for the

Bend Friday.' Owing to the fact that Richmond is practically on the dividing line between the association dis

tricts.- various - local -teachers attend t

most convenient. This L year the Southern -Association met at Indianalolis and was1 closer home so a majority of the local teachers- attended that meeting. Only- those Richmond

teachers who an? cuv the .program at Souihjknd have gone. Miss Mering, is pa the, executive committee andi will attend the meetings of that body, j Prof. Earfcart will conduct a round table- in U:e music section.

week , is attracting great attention by the remarkable sweetness nd power of his voice. He is but six years of

age but "has twenty-four songs in his repertoire, all of which he executes in tnarvelous manner. His rendition of "The Hbly City" is particularly noteworthy. He is a favorite with the large audiences which daily greet

him. Owing to the fact that he was

ill witn tonsiims during the last en

gagement of "North Bros.' stock, com.;

pany in this city, he was able to give

but a few numbers.

HAD WO REPRESENTATION

Richmond Commercial Club Invited to

Send Delegate to Meeting of Shippers With Railroads.

The Commercial club received an invitation to send a delegate to the

shippers' meeting which was held in Indianapolis Wednesday, to come to some understanding with the railroads of Indiana in regard to shipping

rates Owing to the fact that no member was going to that city, the local organization had no representative

present.

Can't ljok well, eat well or feel well

with, impure blood feeding your body.

Keep the blood pure with Burdock

Blood Bitters. Eat simply, take exer

cise, keep clean and you will have long life. , "

Relieved In

' Honoy

Hoars

ided

. II roo have RbaunfatUm. Cdui. Sciatica or Lama 1 Back try &fnlth's PScslum Compound .It StOPS tire Daina. rmrji th iuh

and when that is ttBobaveno teir ot deformities. - Triakpacfta?e mailed freeV addressing John A. SmitA Co.. Milwaukee. Wis. Monay rfuna4 if the first 50c bottleXaus to

FIRST EXCURSION OF THE SEASON TO CINCINNATI, OHIO. K. OF P. BENEFIT. Via C, C. & LJ R. R Sunday April 7, 1907. Opening of the base ball season, Chicago vs. Cincinnati. Round trip rate $1.23," good for one- day. Round trip rate $1.30 ' gool for two days. Special train leaves Richmond at 7:00 a. m., returning leaves Cincinnati S:0O p. m. Ample coach accommodations for everybody. All are invite!. . 2-3t

DOUBLE STAIMIPS Mmi

Tuesday Evening al 6 O'clock until Wednesday

Evenin

Tuesday evening at 6 o'clo

Bring your order Tuesday

Dry Goods coming In on ev

from.

n di o u u

cic until' Wednqsday

tnight. Storeopen

ery train. A Joed, c

155c. yhe bestFOc. !CX-C Sucfar for $1

bck.

evening at 6. until 9 o'clocK lean, neytock to choost

.00.

Princess Flour in cloth seel Gold Medal Spring Wheat. 18 lbs. graniriated, 15 A or i Hood's Leader Coffee 15c

Hood's Morning Glory Blend offee Jit 20c is ground.

Hood's Fancy Blend coffee and23 tamps for 25c.

Best and smoothest potatoes irfStrffy 60c bushel. 7 bars Lenox or 8 of Santa Claus soap for 25c. 100 Piece Dinner set of English Ware for $9.98, worth $15 every where. Pictorial Review Patterns. , "

HOOD'S MODEL DEPARTMENT STORE , Trading Stamps with All Purchases. Free Delivery. New Phone 1079; .Old Phone 13 R. Store Open Tuesday, Friday and " Saturday Evenings. 41 1-4 13 Main Street.

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