Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 109, 8 May 1907 — Page 8

1

The Richmond Palladium and Sun-Telegram, Wednesday, May 8, 1907. Page Eight. H I S H BILL IS FAR FROM SATISFACTORY K. OF C. DELIGHTED WITH THE OUTLOOK New Assistant Secretary of Treasury. Skulls StaiQittS

Children will save if given the proper amount of encouragement. A parent owes it as a duty to his child to urge thrift and to explain the value of money. "As the twig is bent, the tree is inclined." Teach your child to save rather than to spend; to bring about such a result, a savings account will prove a strong factor. The small account of the youngster is equally as welcome as the larger one of the parent. Savings earn three per cent, interest at Richmond Trust Co.

THE MAN WITH A FULL BIN

iiiiilil

1.. ... cbiWi

Of coal just now has reason to feel glad It is not a "has-been full." as prices are likely to go higher, so if you are not yet supplied, hasten to O. Dr BULLERDICK And leave your order. South 5th St. Phone 1235. Bullerdick's Canning Factory

Great Disappointment Expressed Over the Text of The New Measure.

PRESENTED TO COMMONS.

NOTABLE AUDIENCE HEARD THE DISCUSSION, WHICH WAS LED BY A. J. BALFOUR ON BEHALF OF THE OPPOSITION.

Wdch's

(Grape Jrtce

You all know what it is.

i

15c, 25c and 50c Bottle

IMPORTED Ginger Ale The C. and C. Brand Bee Hive Grocery Co. Both Phones, 29$ and 190

London, May 8. The government on Tuesday presented its long awaited Irish bill to the House of Commons and the country. The bill is deigned to meet the demands for Irish home rule. It was presented by the secretary for Ireland, Mr. Birrell, to a crowded house. Compared with the home rule bills of l&SG and 1906, the measure confers little self-government upon Ireland, merely giving to the council control of the eight departments now managed by government boards.

Twenty-four members of the council are to be appointed by the Crown

j and while the lord lieutenant of Irei land is given power to nullify its ! measures the crown retains control of j five of the eight departments, inj eluding the constabulary- The con

trol of thir- branch always has been a thorn in the flesh of the Irish people. It is natural and quite to be expected that this half-way measure is wholly pleasing to no political party. The Unionists regard it as a step toward home rule. They object to giving to Ireland the management of many departments of local affairs

while the Irish members of the House of Commons retain the right to legislate in similar affairs for England and Scotland. They criticise also the plan of government by a council through eight committees as complicated and cumbersome. The Radicals are disappointed that the measure falls so short of actual home rule, and the Irish members are even more disappointed with it. Diplomatic Attitude. The Irish leaders, however,' are

maintaining a diplomatic attitude until they have time to study the provisions of the bill and also to learn the sentiment of the people. A

Nationalist convention will be held in Dublin soon to decide upon the policy of the Irish parties. The Laborites will support the measure. After the bill had been presented and explained by Mr. Birrell it was criticised and ridiculed by A. J. Balfour on behalf of the opposition. John E. .'Redmond then delivered a brilliant speech, noteworthy for its dignified and forceful exposition of Ireland's claims for complete home rule. " The audience of the speakers "was worthy the historical and parliamentary occasion. The entire ministry occupied seats on the front benches. Mr. Balfour lounged in his characteristic attitude. The floor of the house was packed and the galleries held a notable assemble, including a number of peers.

1 A. v-:- . I life' r ' s vsa$fe - V . f ;u !' 'ff4mm i k y4 'Mjmm

BEEKMAN WINTHROP. i Beekman TTInthrop. who bas relinquished the post of governor of Porto Rico to become assistant secretary of the treasury, has pursued a primrose path ever since he was admitted to the bar. which was only seven years ago. In 1900 he became secretary to William II. Taft, who was governor of tho Philippines. Mr. Winthrop rose rapidly. In the summer of 1904, before he had completed his thirtieth year. President Roosevelt appointed him governor of Porto Rico. His service on the Island was so satisfactory to the administration that be has been called to Washington for the important post mentioned. Mr. Winthrop was born at Orange, N. J.. Sept. 18, 1S74.

Conditions Very Favorable for Successful Presentation of "Robinson Crusoe, Jr."

THE HOWE COMPANY HERE.

SOME OF THE BEST LOCAL TALENT HAS BEEN SECUREDABOUT SIXTY ARE NEEDED TO COMPLETE THE CAST.

CHARGE OF ARSON WAS DISMISSED

Walter Oleson Was Prosecuted Only for Having Obscene Literature.

EVIDENCE BOTH WAYS.

THERE WAS MUCH AGAINST HIM AND SOME IN HIS FAVOR A FINE OF $10 AND COSTS WAS ASSESSED.

Walter Oleson was fined

costs in the city court on a charge of carrying obscene literature. The charge of arson against him was dismissed at the instigation of Prosecutor Jessup. The prosecutor stated that there is some damaging evidence

The City in Brief.

Butterlck's Patterns. Mcrrls & Co'. Timothy Cronin, North Seventh street, has recovered from a recent illness. Telephone the RIchraoncr steam Laundry to Ret your laundry tf Rev. David C. Huntington, of St. Paul's Episcopal church, conducted services at New Castle Tuesday evening. Take your laundry to the HIchmond Steam Laundry, 919 Main St.. Phons 151 Carpets Cleaned. July31-tf William Thompson, who is connected with the Home telephone company, received word of the death of his brother, Charles Thompson, at New York. In the window of Haner's jewelry store, SIO Main street, is displayed th3

Lee B. Nusbaum silver cup offered for the Country club coif chamnionshiD.

SIO and Tne cup stands on an ebony pedestal

and presents a very handsome appearance.

The Knights of Columbus are gratified over the pleasing outlook for the production of 'Robinson Crusoe, Jr." All of the preliminary arrangements tor putting ou the show 'have teen completed, and it is now conceded that the production is superior to "The Purple Prince," the musical comedy, given under the auspices of the order last year. Robinson Crusoe Jr., is a combination of a musical comedy and a minstrel show, and in both features is spicy, original, up-to-date and full of the livliest comedy. The members of the Howe Amusement company have arrived irom Cairo, 111., where they have just completed two engagements under the auspices of the Elks lodge. There was considerable difficulty in getting the Howe company to come to Richmond at this time owing to the great distance and the necessity to defer other Illinois engagements. Until the date of the first performance on May 16th, every night will be spent in rehearsals. The company carries four instructors and the work of rehearsing is conducted with the systematic precision of professioal theatrical directors. Together with the professionals carried by the company, some of the best available local talent will be used in this production. About sixty people will be required to form the cast.

A Berlin scientist has made 70.XK) examinations to get to the conclusion that a .woman's brain Is undoubtedly smaller than man's.

The Monarch Laundry will give their employes a half holiday Saturday afternoon as they want their employes to have a chance to go to the circus. No work taken in after Friday afternoon. S-2t

Artificial gas, the 20th Century fuel. lOtf

ASK FOR ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE, A POWDER. It makes walking easy. Cures Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails,

against the young man on the latter Swollen and Sweating feet. At all

charge, but that there is also evidence of his innocence. Oleson, it was thought, made an attempt to burn the dyeing and cleaning shoo of Murray Hill. Tenth and

the visiting colonial ministers, FredlMain streets, Saturday afternoon.

Young Oleson came here from Indianapolis and has always borne an excel-

Appreciate Good Beer? If you do you will not hesitate a minute about buying the Richmond Export Beer For sale at all leading Cafes.

TRY IT. 5V3mck Brewing Co.

DR. A. B. PRICE

Deaken, premier of Australia, and

several bishops. W. Bourke Cockran of New York was an interested spectator. Members of the Irish clergy were conspicuous in the galleries.

Sore Nipples. Any mother who has had experience with this distressing ailment will be pleased to know that a cure may be effected by applying Chamberlain's Salve as scon as the child is done nursing. "Wipe it off with a soft cloth before allowing the babe to nurse. Many trained nurses use this salve with best results. For sale by A. G. Luken & Co.

TO OWNERS OF MOTOR CARS.

Sixty members of Cleveland Cham

ber of Commerce will be Richmond's

guests, Monday morning.

They are allowed one hour here in order to visit our merchants and manufacturers, and they can do this only through the use of motor cars. At least 18 cars are needed, and those owners who will tender the use of their vehicles, will please give their name, and the number of passengers they can carry to Mr. Walker Land, Secretary, or to the postmaster. A quick response is necessary. It COMMERCIAL CLUB.

lent reputation. Mr. Jessup learned that Saturday afternoon when Oleson went into the gasoline room of the Hill shop he got a match of Hill. Oleson states that he wanted this match to light his pipe. He also frankly admitted that he left the shop by the back door. Mr. Hill stated to Prosecutor Jessup that since he discharged Oleson five weeks ago, the young man had twice threatened to burn him out, but Hill then stated at the time the alleged attempt to burn the store was made, he and Oleson were on quite friendly terms. There is not the slightest doubt that an attempt was made to burn the store. Prosecutor Jessup suspicions a young man living in this city who is also un-

a y .litn.i , T, ,

LUC 11VU1C V ' L I 1 1 VT ikc. V'll I UU 1 iu v l . There is a well defined reason for fas-

Druggists and Shoe Stores, 25c. Don't accept any substitute. Sample free. Address, Allen S. Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y.

TWELVE COUNTIES HAD NOJOEBTEOIESS Figures for Indiana for the Year 1906.

GROSS DEBT IS LARGE.

There were twelve counties in Indiana that had no indebtedness in the year 1!hk;, according to the figures compiled by Mary A. Stubbs. chief of the Indiana bureau of statistics. The counties on this honor roll are: Parke, Posey. Sullivan. Tippecanoe. Wabash, Bartholomew. Clay, Daviess. DuBois, Franklin, Lagrange and Lake. Two counties. Decatur and Orange, ha.l

had some indebtedness, but had

In Goldfield the other day a deputy

sheriff's pistol was jerked out of his pocket by the restiveness of the horse he was riding and fell in the road. The horse stepped on it and so discharged a cartridge, the bullet from which killed a girl who was passing on the sidewalk. It cut her jugular vein.

Artificial gac, the ZOfih century fuel. lOtf

The French war department is engaged in making out a list of motor vehicles which may be regarded as available in case of war. The automobiles are divided into three classes, according to the carrying capacity. The census includes the public service vehicles.

Use artificial gas for light and teat. 10 tf

tening a suspicion of arson against j amounts in their respetive sinking this young man. but it cannot be 'i- fr,5. 00i:c f ,u0 toc.

vulged at the present time. Chief Bailey is still inclined to the belief that Oleson is the person who tried to fire the shop. He made a thorough investigation of the case and states tht

all the evidence he gathered, purely

circumstantial, indicates that Oleson set fire to the building to revenge himself on Hill. .

Brlnj urn.

your want ads to the Palladi-

RELATIVES BENEFICIARIES

Only

Three Millions Go Smith's Widow.

to

Xew York, May S The will of the

Among the new boys who have enrolled for the summer , term, at Denstone college. Stratfordshire. England, is a sou of Lobengula. late chief of tile Matabele in Africa, The lad came to Denstone under the auspices of Dr. Jameson, the Cape premier, and it is desired that he be educated in the best traditions of English public school life.

In Greece the usual price of olive oil is only about : cents a quart at

late James Henry Smith has been j w holesale. When the yield, is excepmade public. The value of the estate; j tionally large, pure oil is cheap.

jis estimated at not more than ?"Jo7 f

hence have a surplus

The gross debt of all the counties in

the state was ?9,2S4.033.8J in 1000, as j

compared with a total gross debt of $S.437,fS0.49, in-1905. The bonds outstanding against the counties in 190V amounted to $S,427.- ; County orders were outstanding to the extent of $8o3.0!S.41.

i 1 n V

All his near kin receive legacies! J and there are bequests to two local j j hospitals. The will provides for a di- j 1

j ret t heir, but it is said there is not a ! !

remote possibility ot this. The wife;

receives x , and hospitals $200, 4MH.

ANY WEAK

DENTIST

14 and 15 The Colonial.. Phone 681 Lady Assistant,

Thaw Home Is Mortgaged. Pittsburg. Pa., May S "Lyndhurst," the pretentious home of Mrs. William Thaw in the East End. has been mortgaged for tJ 00.000, according to the Lcadcc-

Can gain strength on

Grape-Nuts FOOD "There's a Reason"

LIKES HOOSIER ROADS Postoffice Official Says Indiana Leads.

.Washington. May S. "Indiana seta

the pace for all other states in the

union in the matter of road building." said Fourth Assistant Postmaster General P. V.-Degraw. "I wish other states would follow Indiana's example." . The office of fourth assistant postmaster general is intimately associated with good roads, and bad roads, for that matter, because it has supervision of the rural mail service.

Study the Facts

about PAINT and PAINTING, then use your own judgment. We will endeavor to prove with a number of facts why Lowe Bros. "High Standard" is the most economical paint to use.

Fact I.

Two thirds of the cost of painting a building is in the cost of labor. It costs more to apply a poor paint than a good one, because the good paint is ground much finer and therefore spreads better.

Look out for Fact II. Tomorrow

Pilgrim Bros. Hardware N. W. Cor. Main and 5th Richmond, Ind.

Extra Ones

1 lb. Imperial Tea, a fine one 60c 1 lb. Young Hyson Tea, new goods 60c 1 lb. Basket Fried Japan Tea 60c Sixty Stamps with each pound. Good Sugar Com, yes, Richmond Pack, 4 cans for 25 cents. Hood's Self-opening Top Lye, the best and biggest Lye of all. Just to introduce, 3 cans for 30 cents and 30 Stamps. Flower Pots! Flower Pots! A Big Assortment from 3in. to 10 in. Washing Machines from $1.98 to $8.00. Stamps. 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. 411-413 Main Street.

flfie's Pall ways

Are sometimes very dark. Worry and financial difficulties take out the sunlight and happiness. And yet, how unnecessary the worry and fretting when relief is so near at hand and yours for the asking. It's our business to help those who are in NEED OF MONEY, and lift the financial burdens that ofttimes bear so heavily. How can I obtain it? Come and tell us your needs. There need be no cause for hesitancy. All of our transactions are strictly private, and you need have no fear of any embarrassment by publicity. As to our security Household Goods, Furniture, Pianos op other chattels or we will LOAN YOU ON YOUR SALARY. There are no mysterious charges, commissions or deductions in our transactions. What you borrow is what you get. As to our rates LOWER THAN ELSEWHERE, OR WE DO NOT ASK YOUR PATRONAGE. That has the ring of sincerity, has it not? But if you will come and see us, we will help you, and straighten matters out for you. All communications held strictly confidential. Address

ichmond Loan o.

ESTABLISHED 1895 Room 8, Colonial Building:, Richmond, Ind. Home Phone 445

in HDiinse(Efl(Eaimnim(gj

rms

UiULWKK

ooo

we find that there are a great many things that we need around the home and must have them in order to keep our home modern and up to date. Now if you are in need of any particular article either in the parlor or kitchen, call at Deuker's. He is always ready to show you a most complete line of articles for the home. Here Are a Few Suggestions:

DINING ROOM CUT GLASS FINE CHINA FINE LAMP3 JAPANESE WARE

KITCHEN hot plates refrigerator; gas ranges kitchen utensils

Just Received a Beautiful Line of Pictures. Call and see them.

Successor to WILKE

WE SHOULDER THE RESPONSIBILITY of what we say. When we serve ynu with bread, rolls, cake, pies, etc., you're assured of getting the best bakery products obtainable. Our goods are made fn the most cleanly surroundings and strictly pure. Fresh daily, and always toothsome and wholesome. We also bake special crakes for weddings and other occasions to order on short notice. Quick delivery to any part of the city. 4- , AT ZWISSLER'S HOME BAKERY. I'bone 3G6 and 16o4. Restaurant SOS Main and bakery 2S South 5th.

New York city boasts the largest and finest school building in the world. It U of fireproof construction throughout and cost $2.Xh it has accommodations for 4,nn pupils.

L'ee artificial gas for light and eat, ! 10 tf J

n n n v 7 rpiirrk

MY I KS

go ra ow Pi-n

Savings Depositors Bring in your pass books for balancing and credit of interest. This has been a prosperous six months for many of you and the amount of money to be paid to cup depositors in interest this time will be the greatest we have ever paid. Our Savings Department is LARGER, STRONGER and BETTER than ever. Dickinson Trust Company The Leading Trust Company in Eastern Indiana.

s