Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 95, 22 April 1907 — Page 4

The Richmond Palladium and Sun-Telegram, Monday, April 22, 1907.

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HARD FOR GOV. HARRIS HOT Mil REPRIEVE

Ohio Executive Has a Very

Tender Heart. iPENT SUNDAY IN EATON. Eaton, O., April 22. Gov. A. L. Har-

' ris spent Sunday at home. He appear

ed ti be in excellent health and said that he never felt better. He walked i down to the postoffice in the morning to get his own mail, and afterwards fjnade a call upon his old comrade, Ja

cob Sturr. .who is very 111. The aft

ernoon was spent at home with his ;wife. Governor Hani made the "Statement while here that the hardest ItjOtQS h ever had to do in his life .-was to refuse the two reprieves for ;-vh!cb application had been made to Aim since he became Governor. One JlFas Dr. Haugh of Dayton, who was 'Electrocuted Friday morning last. He aid that he felt assured that the man should pay the penalty and that he was also sure that he was sane, but that he .-imply dreaded to say that a man's life Vould not be spared.

Wheat vs. Beef As Daily Food

THE VIRGINIA BUILDING, JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION.

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The above cut shows the Colonial style of architecture which will be much in vogue at the great fair. Such build ings are very pleasing to the eye and the Palladium and Sun-Telegram party will enjoy them very much.

Lrocal sxtxd. General.

BY O. OWEN KUHN.

PLANS SPECIAL MEASURES.

PENNSY WILL KEEP FREIGHT EQUIPMENT ON HOME LINES.

Many Thousands of the Cars Get on To "Foreign" Roads and Are Practically Lost.

Official announcement has been

made by the Pennsylvania railroad company that that great system will use special measures to keep its freight equipment on the home lines.

To do this it will be necessary for the company to break away from the rules of the American. Railway associa

tion and other committees in which the Pennsylvania has taken an active part in the past. The officials claim

that all former efforts to keep the company's own cars on the system have proven unavailing and will take

all possible steps to rectify the existing conditions. This action indicates that the company is not satisfied with

the American clearing house commission of which it is a member and will likely abandon it in the near future.

On April 1, 1900, the Pennsylvania system owned 20o,S9 cars and on

Apu'l 1 of this year -3,T43, a gain of

Richmond division between this city and Elwood was opened Saturday at

noon and according to reports received at the local Pennsylvania offices, was working in excellent condition, although not yet perfect. It will take several days to get it in complete working order. The work on the remaining blocks on the division will be pushed from this time until completed. FOREIGN LABORERS RELEASED. According to the statements of a local official of the Pennsylvania railroad, the Pennsylvania has dispensed with the services of thousands of foreign laborers during the past few weeks, pursuing its retrenchment policy adopted some time ago. These laborers according to the local men, could be secured at a low figure and were employed generally, with work which can be postponed for some time or can be done intermittently by the regular railroad employes. It is for this reason that the Pennsylvania has released so many in the past few weeks. The adverse legislation encountered in so many states is the direct reason, however. J PENNIES IN EVIDENCE. "Don't speak of pennies to me. It makes me trrouchy," said a ticket sell-

TWO THRILLSOF TERROR

This Is Startling Title for New

' Circus Stunt.

United States Government ReDOrt

Shows Wheat Has Greatest Value, j 1 8,3.14 tars. On April 1, 1906 there er at the Pennsylvania station when

i were G3.S10 Pennsylvania cars on oth- asKed u many were used since tne

BIG SHOW COMES MAY 11.

Wheat (whole wheat) is the most:

valuable foot! stuff the world produces" U is man's natural food and the only one which supplies all of the elenents of nutrition, properly proportioned by nature, for human health and strength. Mont of our readers may know this and be interested in i recent retort of the United States government in which it is shown that sirif;n of beef is only .'1.1 per cent nutriment tthe balance water and refuse.)

er railroad lines, and on April 1 of this year there were 80,302, indicating a loss to the Pennsylvania of 16,492. On April 1, 1906, there were 56,663 ."foreign" cars on the Pennsylvania system. During the year this number decreased to 54,514, a loss of 2,1 40 to the Pennsylvania making the net Joss in one year of 18,641 cars, which is 2S7 more than the additional equipment of the Pennsylvania system dur

ing that period. It is claimed by lo

balance water.). There is no "refuse"

in wheat. In connection with this it will be of greater interest to know that without doubt tho most wholesome preparation of whole wheat is Malta-Vita. It is made from the choicest entire wheat in the cleanest food factory in the world. One could live entirely upon it because it contains all that is required to make imro blood: to build up and sustain lody, brain, nerves, muscles and bone. AVheat in the form of bread, or breakfast foods that have to be cooked is hard to digest, unless it is very thoroughly chewed, on account of its high, percentage of starch. The chew

ing mixes it with saliva, converting the starch into maltose, very highly nutritious and healthful, and easy to

digest Malt extract has the same dl

gestive effect upon starch that the sa

liva does it changes it into maltose

Malta-Vita Is the most wholesome of nil prepared wheat foods because it Is

tho only flaked wheat food treated with, malt extract. This oup readers

will realize is most important as it

makes Malta-Vita practically predl Bested. Malta Vita is very highly recom

mended by physicians because it is so

very nourishing yet does not tax the ingestion, and because it is the only prepared wheat food that contains no foreign sweetening such as glucose or tyrups. All grocers, 10 cents.

li e tame report shows wheat to con-jcal Pennsylvania officials that there tain over per cent nutriment (the j are aDOut 2S.000 freight cars owned by

the company on "foreign" lines, over the number the "foreign" lines have on the Pennsylvania lines. According to reports officials are now at work on the scheme to keep Pennsylvania system cars on the home lines and interesting tlevelopments In handling of freight equipment on "foreign" lines is expected as the result of the lead taken by the Pennsylvania road. "" GUILTY OF REBATING. The Wisconsin Central railroad and two of its officials,, Burton Johnson and C. T. Huey, have been found guilty at Minneapolis, of giving rebates.

MASONIC CALENDAR.

Week Commencing April 22. Tuesday Richmond Lodge No. 196. Fellowcraft Work; 5 candidates. Wednesday Webb Lodge, No. 24. Fellowcraft Work, 7 candidates. Friday King Solomon's Chapter, No, 4. R. A. M. Past Master and Most Ex. Master's degrees on five candidates.

A Woman Tells How to Relieve Rheumatic Fains. I hare been a very great sufferer from the dreadful disease, rheumatism for a number of years. I have tried many medicines but never got much relief from any of them until two years ago when I bought a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm. I found relief before I had used all of one bottle, but kapt on applying it and soon felt like a different woman. Through my advice many of my friends have tried it and can tell you how wonderfully it has worked. Mrs. Sarah A. Cole, 140 S. New St, Dover. Del. Chamberlain's Pain 'Balm Is a liniment The relief from pain which it affords is alone worth many times Its cost It makes rest and sleep possible. For sale by A. C. Luken & Co.

Chicago passengers using C, C. & L. trains land at 12th st JUIinois .Central) Station; most conveniently located. Remember this. G tf

NO INCREASE NOW. The classification committee of the trunk line railroads has decided that a general increase in freight rates at the present time would not be advisable. The scheme of increase was to raise a number of lower class freights into classes a little higher. -- MANY RAILS BOOKED. Although there have been statements made in the past that the railroads intended to retrench during the present year 250,000 tons of steel rails were booked with the United States Steel corporation when the books of that company were opened Saturday for orders. RATE MAY BE RAISED. At the meeting of the American railway association, which will be held in Chicago next Wednesday, it is probable that some of the railroads of the country will make a public declaration to other roads, that all of their cars held on competing lines, will be charged for at the rate of $1.00 per day instead of fifty and twenty-five cents, as has been the custom In the past The great car shortage on the different railroads is said to bo responsible for the decision along such

lines.

BLOCKADES ARE RELIEVED. Within the last day or two a num

ber of prominent lines have notified their connection that the blochades of

freight which have troubled, them

through the entire winter are now relieved, and they are ready to receive freight as usual. Shippers will be much gratified to learn this fact as these blockades have been very annoying to shippers and made it very uncertain when they could realize on their freight if shipped. RATES ARE RECEIVED. The local Pennsylvania ticket offices have received the rates which will be effective for the Shriners, Y. P. S. C. E., German Baptists and the National Eclectic Association conventions, which will be held at different points along the Pacific coast during the coming summer and fall. The rate of $66.05 prevails to tho majority of the cities. BLOCK SIGNALS IN USE. . The Mock signal system tu th?

passage of the two cent law. He said that never before had the local ticket office had so much use for pennies as at present, all because the passenger fares are based on the cent basis instead of nickels as heretofore. RECEIPTS SHOW DECREASE. Notwithstanding the fact that the local Pennsylvania railroad is doing the greatest local passenger business in several months, it is said that the receipts of the ticket offices are lighter than they were before the two cent law went into effect. The local passenger business was great Saturday on both the C. C. & L. and Pennsylvania railroads.

CHANGE IN NAME HAS NO GREAT SIGNIFICANCE. Although the nam of the Richmond Buggy company has been changed to that of the Seidel Buggy company for more than a year, the property of the former named company was not taken over until Saturday, at which time records of the transaction were filed in the county recorder's office. In speaking of the matter, Mr. Seidel stated that the transaction had nothing to do with the future policy of the plant and the' same officers would retain their positions while no new directors would be elected.

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WOULDN'T GO BACK Old Days of Coffee Misery for Millions.'

In its search for sensational novel

ties the Earnura & Bailey circus man

agement ticenis to have surpassed all

previous records this year. Instead of

one "thriller" of an ultra-sensational character, several aro announced, In addition to what is declared to be the

best all round circus that this big

arenic organization has ever offered

the American public.

One of the newest sensations and

one that seems to have created a great

deal of interest in other cities where

the big show has been seen this season is known as the "Two twirls of terror. ' A description of the two climaxes in this startling act discloses some unus

ually interesting features.

Another of this year's sensations is known as the "dip of death." In this

startling act a young and pretty American girl . daringly rides forty feet through the air in an inverted automobile. A third sensational feature is presented by Capt. Carl Howelsen, champion ski-jumper of the world, who makes a thrilling slide and flight for life, crossing a fifty-foot chasm on 8 foot skees, and landing safely on

a cushion. This is described as one

of the most sensational and thrilling performances ever seen in a circus. The t tremplin act presented . hy the Steves Troupe; the imperial Viennese troup of aerialists; the Floren? and Grunatho' families of acrobats; uJosie DeMott, the only lady somersault rider; a new "Peace" spectacle; all kinds of trained animal acts, ' an enlarged menagerie, and many other incidental divertisements are promised for the big show when it exhibits here on Saturday, May 11,

NOBODY SPARED. Kidney Troubles Attack Richmond Men and Women, Old and Young Alike. Kidneyills seize young and old alike. Quickly come and little warning give. Children suffer in their early years. Can't control the kidney secretions. , Girls are languid, nervous, suffer pain. Women worry, can't do daily work. Robust men have lame and aching backs. Old folks, weak, rheumatic, lame. Endure distressing urinary ills. The cure for man, for women, or for child Is to cure the cause the kidneys. Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys. Cure all the varied forms of kidney suffering.

Richmond testimony guarantees every box. Mrs. F. Heater, of G07 North Thirteenth street, Richmond, Ind., says: "My son while working one day wrenched his back, and believing Jt had affected his kidneys he got a box of Doan's Kidney Pills from A. G. Luken & Co.'s drug store. After taking a few doses the pain disappeared and he believes Doan's Kidney Pills a fine remedy for backache." . . For sale by all dealers. Price TiO cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.

Don't' Let Talk Take the Place of Test Don't let anyone's prejudice or selfish opposition convince you that any of the "Triangle A" brands are not better; than any other cigars sold at the same price. " r That's no way to judge. . You can test it for yourself, and' you are the only one who knows when the cigar suits you. Smoke any "Triangle A" brand and compare it fairly with any other cigar sold at the same price. We are willing to stake the success of our whole business on public opinion founded on this test. The experience which has been combined in producing: the American Cigar Company's cigars was acquired from the operation of nearly 100 of the most famous and successful factories in Cuba and the United States. And processes of proper refining and scientific blending mean much to every smoker. You can bank on the "Triangle A" sign every time. No more raw, green, bitter tobacco in your cigars ! Is that worth the trouble ? i f ..... The "Triangle A" is the mark that protects you. The New CM,EM) 5 cents Every box is now extra-wrapped in glassine paper, sealed at each end with the "Triangle A" in red. The cigars are kept clean, fresh and

in perfect smoking condition until the box is opened.

AMERICAN CIGAR COMPANY, Manufacturer

Warring Against Tuberculosis. Story of the Fight That Is Being Made By a Powerful Organization of Workingmen.

A N. Y. lady is emphatic about coffee, and in comparing her former condition when using it. with her later improvement under Postum Food Coffee, says: "We have used Postum instead of coffee for the past four j'ears and have been greatly benefitted by the change. "I have always had a weak stomach from childhood, and about five years ago one doctor told me I must leave

off coffee entirely. I thought I could not, but tried it for a few mornings, using cocoa in its place, but tired of it, "Then I went back to coffee and kept getting worse, until my stomach was unable to hold or digest much of anything. "One day I got hold of a little booklet, 'The Road to Wellville. I read it and decided to try Postum: "I got better as time went on and we all learned to like it so well that now. we use it to the exclusion of ev

erything else in the line of drink at table. . .1

"This summer I went away for two

weeks and my husband took his meals

at the restaurant. As he did not drink coffee, he asked for Postum. They brought it to him, 'pale, weak stuff,' made in a hurry. "But the first morning after I returned home he said, Oh, it seems to good to have a cup of Postum that's made right!' At the restaurant, he said, they did not boil it long enough, (Postum must be well boiled to get the delicious flavor see directions.) "I would not use coffee again and go back to the old days of suffering for millions. I have a friend who drank

Postum for two weeks, during a siege$15 ROUND TRIPTO CINCINNATI.

of typhoid fever, the only nourishment j Sunday, April 2S, from Richmond.

PUBLIC SALE OF FINE RESIDENCE MAY 1ST. The fine two-story brick, slate roof house (with bath room) 313 South 14th street, will be sold on the premises on above date. TERMS. One-third cash in hand. One-third one year.f tun date. One-third two years from date, With notes secured by mortgage on property, 6 per cent, on deferred payments, or all eash, as purchaser may elect. GEO. B. DOUG AN, Trustee.

Victims of tuberculosis outnumber

the casualty list in modern warfare. Means for the limitation of the spread

of the dread disease and the best meth

ods for its cure are occupying the attention of the medical profession and

filling pages in" magazines, newspapers and periodicals. All the people are

interested for the reason that all of the people are liable to infection. Tuberculosis sanitariums, "farms," and

camps" are numerous and increasing

in number. . Any intelligent effort at the prevention of tuberculosis is cer

tain to meet with general approval.

Among the wage-earners, tuberculo

sis is prevalent,- especially with trades

men or clerks in sedentary occupa

tions. No mechanic is more liable to

this disease than is the printer. For

years taoercuiosis nas oeen common

in this trade, and the printers have al

ways been alert to ascertain and adopt

scientific methods for the warding off

and curing ' of the disease. Union

printers conduct a Home at Colorado Springs, and there is attached to this

home a tuberculosis hospital. At

present there are nearly fifty patients in this hospital. The superintendent

of the Union Printers' home, in all of

his reports, dwells upon the number of cures that result through the scientific treatment and modern methods for the treatment of .tuberculosis in use at the Union Printers' home. Hundreds of young men afflicted with the dread disease have gone to Colorado Springs, taken the course of treatment prescribed, and are now at work at the printers' trade, sound in body and fulfilling their mission cs useful citizens. A few years ago the board of trustees of the Union Printers' home decided to establish a tent colony, and this experiment has proven a great success. The Union Printers' home Is supported by the members of the International Typograhphical union, each member contributing fifteen cents a month to the fund. The International Typographical union has promoted many measures for the benefit and welfare of its membership, but none more praiseworthy or productive of more substantial results than the Union Printers'

Home and its hospital annex. The Union Printers Homo is managed by a board of trustees consisting of seven members. At present two members of the board are located on the Pacific Coast; one In Michigan; one in New York state; one In Colorado, and two James M. Lynch, the president, and J. W. Bramwood, tho secretary at the headquarters of the International Typographical Union at Indianapolis. Thsse gentlemen also are president and secretary of the International body.

VERY GLOOMY WEATHER There Was Not a Full Clear Day Last Week. Gloomy weather, that's all anyono can make out of the week ending Saturday. Not a full clear day in tho seven is what the record shows. The temperature, high1 and low, follows; High. Low.

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AUCTION SALE OF RESIDENCE PROPERTIES.

two desirable residence properties' numbered 610 and 612 South Sixth

street, will be offered for sale at publie auction to the highest bidder at two o'clock P. M., at the premises, on Wednesday, April 24th, 1907. WILLIAM H. KELLEY, Commissioner. apr 20-22-23

she took in all that time, and she came

out all right. I would be willing to give $1.00 a bos for Postum rather than use coffee."' Name given by Postum Co., Battle Creek. Micb. Read "The Road to Wenvllle." In Iackases- "There's a Reason-

Special train leaves 7 a. ni. over the

Pennsylvania Lines. 2-24-26-23

WantedImmediately, sober and reliable men for steady work; good wagts; call at The Elliott & Reid Co., Wilt Richmond 4 tf

We are the Vehicle people of the townWhy? Because we have the goods and the prices. , The celebrated DAVIS, and UNION CITY MAKE; A fine line of IMPLEMENTS and HARNESS. Can put you on the best RUBBER TIRE made. ' Yours for Bus., -

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