Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 113, 12 May 1907 — Page 8
Page Eight.
The Richmond Palladium and Sun-Telegram, Sunday, May 12, 1907.
Pennies are worthy of your consideration. Many persons very foolishly cast them aside in scorn; these same people are usually the ones who are constantly in debt and need of money. If they could only be made to realize that the pennies, and the nickels, and the dimes, if saved, would mount into dollars and the dollars into a tidy fortune if they would understand and save, their financial trouble could be avoided. Think this over, and then open up an account drawing three per cent, compound interest at Richmond Trust Co.
You take no chances on any tool or piece of cutlery with the
Kite
stamp on it. They are as good as capital and brains can make them. If a Keen-Kutter article does not prove satisfactory, you simply bring it back and get another or get your money. That is as strong a guarantee as we know bow to give.
Pilgrim Bros. Hardware N. VV. Cor. Main and 5th Richmond, Ind.
CIRCUS PLEASING TO TWO BIG CROWDS
Attendance Was Not as Large As Would Have Been With Warmer Weather. ANIMALS ARE ATTRACTIVE.
THERE IS NO DISGUISING THE FACT THAT MUCH DISAPPOINTMENT RESULTED FROM FAILURE TO HAVE A PARADE.
Owing to the cool weather Saturday the afternoon and evening performances of the Barnum and Bailey shows were not as largely attended as they
I'll be at the "Robinson Crusoe, Jr.," seat sale early TUESDAY morning. R0BEVS0N CRUSOE, JR. Auspices Richmond Council K. of C. Gennert Theater, Thursday and Friday, May 16-17 60 Adults. Gorgeous Scenery. Beautiful Costumes. A Full Orchestra. PRICES: Lower Floor, 75c. Four Rows in Balcony 75c, remainder of
Balcony 50c. Gallery 25c.
Seat sale opens Tuesday. ;
would otherwise have been. However the immense main tent did not present a vacant appearance by any means. There was a large number of country people in the city Saturday. About every livery bam in the city, numerous rural conveyances were anchored. The vacant lot at the corner of North Tenth and Main streets was crowded to capacity with farmers' vehicles. The circus, known for a half century as "the greatest show on earth," is by far the best tented attraction that has appeared in Richmond for years. The show is larger than ever and the acts are run off with the precision of clock, work. Every act is a feature and when the performance is over one leaves the tent with a headache from trying to watch four rings, a platform and numerous trapeze stunts at the same time. Animals Were Attractive. The animals in the exhibit tent were numerous and attracted much attention, especially the giraffes, animals seldom seen in captivity. There were three of these curious animal3 and the populace to get a glimpse at the heads of the beasts got kinks in their necks rubbering skyward. The big hippo was also a center of attraction. The monkey cage was a popular place with the young people.
The reckless female who rides the auto ic the "dip of death" sent many
chills chasing up and down the spines
of the audience by her dare devil act The ski jumpers were also novel fea
tures to the show. The usual number of gilt and silver spangled bareback riders of both sexes was on hand to
make the crowd realize that it was at
tending a regular American circus and
not an immense movable hippodrome.
People of this section will welcome Barnum and Bailey any time the big show desires to play an engagement here, but everyone hopes that the next
visit of the circus here a parade will be given. The American citizen will
never become reconciled to a circus
without a street parade.
COMPLAINT OF OIL III THE WHITEWATER Report Is Renewed That Fish Are Being Killed by Light, Heat & Power Company.
AN INVESTIGATION IS ON.
UNDERSTOOD THAT THE CONDITION WILL SPEEDILY BE REMEDIED BY MANAGER LANE INTEREST IN FISHING.
Th Warmtfi of a Snow Hus.
Usually our snow Igloos aHoweA each man from eighteen to twenty inches space in which to lie down and just
room enough to stretch his legs well. With our sleeping bags they were entirely comfortable, no matter -what the weather outside. The snow is porous
enough to admft of a4r circulation, but
even a gale of wind without would not affect the temperature within. It is claimed by the natives that when the wind blows a snow bouse is warmer than In a ucriud of still cold. I could
see no difference. A new snow igloo
Is, however, more comfortable than one
that has been used, for newly cut snow blocks are more porous. In one that has been used there is always a
crust of ice on the interior which pre
vents a proper circulation of air. Dil
lon Wnllnce in Outing Magazine.
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Acting on the serious complaints made by a number of local fishermen, Deputy Game and Fish Commissioner Will Iliff is investigating the report
that the Richmond Light, Heat and Power company is turning its refuse
oil into the Whitewater river, thus
killing the fish by hundreds. Mr. Iliff
has spoken to Manager Lane of the gas
company, and it is sard that he has ex
pressed a willingness to comply with the law, which required that refuse oil be burned and not be allowed to pol
lute the streams. A few years ago a number of gran
jury indictments were returned against the company for the same offense. The late Will Roney, who was then manager of the gas company, kept his company from being prosecuted by a prom
ise to stop the pollution of the streara He kept his word and fishermen inter
ested say that they believe Manager Lane, who is now in charge, violated
the promise only through ignorance of
it having been made. Good Fishing Possible.
If the present trouble is rectified, as
it very likely will be, fishing in ths Whitewater and its tributaries should
be good this season. Already a num
ber of fine catches of bass have been made and channel cat are said to be plentiful. The running season this year, fishermen say was earlier than common. It is customary for the fish to come up stream in April during the warm freshets. There were no warm
freshets during the last ArtH, but fish.
ermen say that the fish took advantage
of the good running weather in March
and now in great abundance are wait
ing to be caught.
There is greater interest in fishing
in Wayne county this year than ever
before. There are six good fishing streams in Wayne county; namely the
east and west forks of Whitewater
river, Martindale creek, Greens Fork,
Nolans Fork and Simonds creek. Cf
a Sunday the first interurban car leav
ing Richmond for the west is monopo
lized by Richmond fishermen.
REEVES WILL PLAY
WITH LOCAL TEAM
Knighfstown Lad to Be
At Short Stop.
Seen
GAMES ARE SCHEDULED.
Shirley Reeves, the Knightstown
infielder with whom Manager Jessup
has been negotiating for some time,
will appear at shortstop for the locals
this afternoon in the game with the Columbus, O., White Sox. If Reeves makes good he will be given a regular berth on the team. He is an experienced infielder and should have no trouble in delivering the goods.
This week the locals will meet the
fast Portland independent team at
Athletic park on Thursday and Friday. Xext Sunday the Cincinnati Muldoons
will be the attraction at Athletic park. Manager Jessup is trying to get a
game with the Hartford City independ
ent team at Hartford City next Wed
nesday.
The City in Brief.
Butterlck's Patterns. Morris & Co'a. W. B. Owen. Avell known blacksmith
on South Sixth street, is seriously il!.
Telephone tie Klcnmona steam
Laundry to get your laundry tf
County Clerk Penny has been sup
plied with a hunters' licenses and will issue them to applicants.
Take your laundry to the Richmond Steam Laundry. 919 Main St.. Phon
151. Carpets Cleaned. iuly31-tf
County Supt. C. W. Jordan Saturday
attended commencement exercises at
Jacksonburg. Harrison township pu
pils were awarded diplomas.
Richmond Grove of Druids will meet
Monday night. Business of import
ance will be up for discussion.
William A. Baldwin. Miami county,
Indiana, and Alice Cary Gray, Hagers-
town. have been licensed to marry. Births John and Zetta Ruhl. S27
North H street, boy, second child; Mi-! chad and Nettie Roach, city, girl, firv.t
child.
THE MAN WITH A FULL BIN
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. D, BULLERDICK And leave your order. South 5th St. Phone 1235. Bullerdick's Canning Factory
Appreciate Good Beer ? If you do you will not hesitate a minute about buying the Richmond Export
For sale at all leading Cafes. TRY IT. Minck Brewing Co.
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42 S. 17th Street Phone 1567
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Large Size Bottles Catsup at - 10c each Large Size Bottles Preserves at .10c each Large Cans of Potted Ham at 10c each Large Cans of Minced Hams at 10c each And $2.00 worth of stamps with each 3 cans sold. Largest assortment of 10c dishes in city, and Monday,$1.00 worth of stamps with each dish sold. i Parasols, Parasols, latest styles in plaids, blues and whiten silk $1.50 to $3.98 1
White Linen Parasols $1.50 and $1.75 S
Linen finished Chiffon Dress Goods, something new and neat 25c per yd.i
Pictorial Review Patterns. S. and H. Stamps.
HOOD'S MODEL DEPARTMENT STORE
Trading Stamps with AH Purchases. Free Delivery. New Phone 1079; Old Phone 13 R. Store Open Tuesday, Friday and ; Saturday Evenings. 411-413 Main Street.
Memorial Services at Goshen.!
Memorial day services will be held j
at Goshen. Sunday afternoon, 2.1ay 26, 1 g
at two o'clock. The speaker has not!
been announced.
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