Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 119, 19 May 1907 — Page 8

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The Richmond Palladium and Sun-Telegram, Sunday,' May 19, 1907;

savings account is something every one needs the farmer to tide him over years of bad crops; the mechanic or laboring man to provide for sickness or enforced idleness; the child to create a fund for the future; the business man that he may have money separate from his business; the wife and mother to have a fund she can call her own. The Richmond Trust Co. invites new accounts" regardless of size. Moneydeposited in this institution draws three per cent, interest compounded in May 4ndovember. Let your savingsr idle money work for you by opening an account here.

HAVE JN EYE TO TPE FUTURE Put in your kail Coal Now and save money, for prices will be higher. If you will figure it for yourself, you will find it would be a good Investment for you to buy at the present prices. O. D. BULLERD1CK 529 South 5th St. Phone 1235. Bullerdick's Canning Factory.

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WAS BIG SUCCESS

Richmond Delegation to the Anderson Meeting Came Home Well Pleased.

WEBER CHOSEN PRESIDENT

JACK MILLED, A FORMER RICHMOND BOY, IS PRESIDENT OF THE "BABY" POST AT LAPORTE, WHICH HE ORGANIZED.

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Perri Walla TEA For sale at the Bee Hive Grocery Co.

About our Richmond Export Beer is sufficient to convince any judge of beer that there is nothing better brewed. It takes but a trial to prove this. There is something about the manner in which the Richmond Export is brewed that makes it particularly delicious. If you enjoy good beer you will enjoy' the Richmond Export beer. EYJinck

Brewing Co.

(By Will Qulgg, Chairman of Press Committee.)

The seventeenth annual convention of the Indiana Division T. P. A. has gone into history as one of the most harmonious and successful con

ventions ever held. It was also the

largest, every one of the 22 Indiana posts being represented and most of them in full. Richmond had a full delegation, the following members composing the delegation: H. C. Starr, chairman; E. E. Lebo, M. E.

Shreeve, Harmon Meyer, John B. Hegger, E. S. Martindale, V. H. Quigg, Marcus Hasty, Ross Bowman, Rue Barton, I. N. North, W. E. McWhinney, Harry Thomas, Newt. Jenkins, M. J. O'Brien, Wm. Kramer, J. E. Thatcher and Sam Ford. The boys were royally entertained by the Anyjrsbn post. J. B. -Weber of South Bend, was elected state president and W. D. Chambers, Terre Haute, state secretary and treasurer. Horace Starr was elected chairman ' of- the legislative committee, this being the only honor given post C and that unsolicited. The next. place of meeting was left to the state board. Marcus Hasty, Wm. Kramer and Horace Starr were chosen delegates to the national convention at Norfolk, Va., which convenes in June. Mrs. Leag, Mrs. Kramer and Mrs. Hegger comprised the ladies of the party from the post and they report splendid entertainment from the ladies of Anderson T. P. A. Jack Miller, a former Richmond boy, was elected chairman of . the employment committee. He is a good fellow and the boys will know where to go

when they are out of a job. Jack is

also president of the "baby" post at

Laporte which he has the honor of organizing. He is a ljstler.

The boys were glad to meet Harmon Meyer of Indianapolis at the

convention. Harmon looks prosperous and happy and wants the boys to come in and see him when at the capital city. M. J. O'Brien was very popular at the convention. The boys all know that "Irishman." Tiey have met him before. Marion Shreeve said his feet got so tired dangling from the chair while the convention was in progress. Guess he will have to take his little chair with him next time. The president's race looked interesting for a time as it was neck and neck till Marion threw it by voting solid for Weber. John Gieshart of Anderson who was defeated, has a host of friends in Richmond who would have liked to see him State president. Here's luck to you next time, John. Next to eating "schweitzer sandwiches" nothing pleases John Hegger better than to "kick" on hotels. The boys who know say he put up a beautiful one Friday night and for the life of the rest of them they could only be satisfied and hear John enjoy himself. John, take your "dinner bucket" next time. The Indiana delegation at Norfolk will be at the Fairfax hotel. Frank Palmer of Warsaw, is spending Sunday in Richmond. The boys are always glad to see Frank. Horace C. Starr is one of the most popular members of the Indiana Division. Horace always commands attention and respect in conventions and is one of the best speakers that attend conventions. It was a real mean trick for the ladies to hand big good natured Tom Burke a "lemon." Tom will feel bad.

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SCHMITZ GIVES HIS WRITTEH PRDMiSE

Committee to Dictate Policy in San Francisco, Notwithstanding Denial.

INVESTIGATION HAS BEGUN.

RUEF GIVES MORE GRAFT INFORMATION TO GRAND JURY UNITED RAILROADS PRESIDENT GIVES CERTIFICATES,

"Goldie" Neil. This is a picture of "Goldie" Neil, the beautiful artist's model, who soon is to be tried in Connecticut, for the murder of her husband, by stabbing him in the eye with a nail file. The case has aroused a great deal of attention.

GENERAL KUROKI WAS WASHINGTON FAVORITE Left $400 for the "Bell Hops" At the Hotel.

WAS DINED AND WINED.

NEWS ROUTE FOR SALE. For sale, good Palladium newspaper route, splendid location. Address X. Y. Z., care Palladium. lS-tf

MAY FESTIVAL SEATS. On Monday morning at 6:45, the doors of the Coliseum will be opened and holders of season ticketswill receive a numbered card for Choice of net more than six reservations. At 7:15 a. m. these;numbers&ill he called in consecutive forder, beginning with number one. After 12 o'clock noon Monday, the plat will be "open at the Starr Piano Cajeoms. On Saturday, May 25, at 7:30"a. m. the plat for the reservation of single admission tickets will be. open at the Starr Piano Co's rooms. lS-2t

Free advice given on the germ diseases of domestic animals. Write the National Medical Co., Sheldon. la-

Washington, D. C, May 18. Never was General Kuroki hailed with "banzais" more enthusiastic than the wild

expressions of enthusiasm given him by the Willard Hotel bell boys. The grizzled little "hero of the Yalu," just before he left to visit the Jamestown exposition, showed his appreciation of the unremitting attention paid him by leaving a lump sum or 5400 to be distributed among the boys who had jumped at his beck and nod. If the

"bell hops" could have a say in the matter there would be a close offensive and defensive alliance between Columbia and the Land of the Rising Sun. As a matter of fact, it is probable that Baron Kuroki's emotions, when he left Washington were decidedly mixed. From the time he landed here as a guest of the nation until he left for the festivities at the exposition he has been wined and dined, and dined and wined again. There is every reason to believe the day following his leave-taking of the national capital he was suffering from a severe case of the "morning after" as did ary rounder who ever drank from dusk to dawn to see the sun set again.

San Francisco,' May 19- Notwithstanding the many contradictory stories told about the scope and power of

the committee of seven, and a denial by Mayor Schmitz, it is now generally conceded that the administration cf municipal affairs in this city is to some extent at least in its hands, 'a

a written agreement Mayor Schmitz has bound himself to carry out any re

quest which this committee, made up of representatives of the five leading commercial organizations of the city, may make of him. ' The committee already has begun an Investigation into the conduct of the police department, and will gradually extend the scope of its actions to the works board, street department and other branches of the municipal government. Its purpose is to make a thorough inquiry into the conditions that exist in various branches of the city government, and to make, such changes in personnel and methods as shall be judged necessary.

WANTS SEPARATION.

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HIGHEST PRICES FOR COLORADO-FED LAMBS Stock From Rocky Mountain State Is Good.

3 STATES REPRESENTED.

MICHIGAN WANTS ROOSEVELT AGAIN Senator William A. Smith Is Sponsor for Statement. POPULARITY UNDIMINISHED

Washington, D. C, May 18. If Michigan could have its way President Roosevelt would be compelled to run again, whether or not. Senator William Alden Smith is sponsor for this statement, and he is backed up in it by Calvin R. Palmer, president of the Michigan League of republican clubs. The senator called at the white house this week in company with Mr. Palmer, Representative-elect McLaughlin of the Ninth district, and Dwight Goss, an attorney of Grand Rapids. Mr. Palmer declared that if the president stuck to his determination not to be a candidate for a third term, neither Vice-President Fairbanks, Secretary Taft or Speaker Cannon would stand any chance of getting the Michigan delegation. After a glowing eulogy to William Alden Smith. Mr. rainier said that Michigan would cast its vote solidly for him for the first place on the ticket.

Fa rra gut's Way. . Stanch old Admiral Farragnt ne of the true heart and the iron will said to another officer of the nary: "Dupont, do you know why you didn't get Into Charleston with your ironclads?" "Ob, it was because the channel wes P9 crooked." . "No. Dupont, it was not that." "Well, the rebel fire was perfectly horrible." "Yes, but it wasn't that." "What was it then?" "It was because you didn't believe yon could go In."

Fort Morgan, Colo., May IS. Some

Interesting records of the prices whicn

Colorado fed lambs have brought in

Chicago have been given out here

These records show that for three days

three states were represented in the top price marks.. These states were

Colorado, Wyoming and Minnesota.

Wyoming lambs topped the market

four times, Minnesota twice and Colorado twenty-seven times. Colorado lambs also brought an average price of $8.70, at least ten cents more than the other prices.

MRS. HOWARD GOULD. This picture is from a recent photograph of Mrs. Howard Gould, whose suit for separation from her husband promises sensational developments.

WASHINGTON VISITED BY MANYBONIFACES Hotel Men From All Over Country Assembled There.

SIGHTSEEING AND DINING.

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WHITE HOUSE FAVORITE ' New Senator Is Always a Welcome Visitor.

ROOSEVELT'S MOUTHPIECE

Washington, May IS Jonathan Bourne, a Senator from Oregon, native of Massachusetts, member, within

twenty years, of about every conceiva

ble political party, graduate of HarV'

ard, man of wealth. Westerner by residence and Easterner by sympathies and business affiliations, has become suddenly one of the most interesting political characters because of his admittance to membership in the kitchen cabinet of President Roosevelt. He is now recognized, at the very opening of

his senatorial term, as the most po

tent of far Western men, the one likely to manage Roosevelt interests in connection with the 1908 campaign in

that section, the man whose word will

weigh most heavily in determining policies concerning the far Northwest, if not, indeed, the entire coast country.

Weakness Is Deformity. The glory of a young man is in his strength. Weakness of any kind minimizes, belittles, cripples him. It is a deformity. No energy, industry cr opportunity can be m3de a substitute fcr health. No apolugy enn cover up weakness, whether it be a lack of energy, of will power, of physical stamina or loss of brain force. O. S. Marden.

The City in " Brief. Butterlck's Pattern Mcrrls & Co'b. Telephone tile Richmond steam Laundry to get your laundry. if Take your laundry to the Richmond Steam Ltundry. 910 Main St.. Phons 151. Carpets Cleaned. July31-tf Go to Wm. Waking's for bicycle and repair work, 40G; Main street, 15-5t Go to Wm. Waking s for job work. None too small or none too large. All work dono promptly. 15-5t See Wm. Cosgrove at Waking's plumbing store, 406 Main street for modern and, sanitary plumbing, heating and ventilating. Also job work done promptly. . lo ot

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Washington, D. C, May 18. Bonifaces from all the northwestern and middle western states this week stormed Washington and took it. They repr?sent delegates to the annual conventon of the Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit association, and came nine hundred strong, accompanied by about three hundred of their wives and daughters. For four days there .have been luncheons and dinners, meetings and sight

seeing tours in "rubberneck" wagons, theatre parties and inspections of drills by the soldiers at Fort Meyer and the Washington City bicycle police. It has been one roseate-hued gastronomic reveL and if the nine hundred do not go home dyspeptic wrecks it will be no fault of their hosts. ,. In the election of officers a number of western men were chosen. N. A. Court, of Columbus, O., was named as first vice president, and J. K. Blatchford, of Chicago, as secretary and treasurer. Among the directors are George A. Lougee, of the Park hotel of Madison, Wis., and A. D. Severance of Milwaukee.

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National Lecturer Chas. E. Whaaifand State Deputy Voltz, of Indianapolis, to lecture on Fraternal Insur-

ance Monday evening. Preceding the lecture, a Musical Program will be given by Prol. Justin Leroy Harris and Bliss Karolyn Karl, the program to commence at 7:30 sharp. Public Cordially Invited.

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o o o p208lll Home Grown Lettuce, per lb.. 15c Fresh Country Eggs, per dozen 15c Best Butter on Earth, per pound .-- 20c Home Grown Pie Plant, 3 lbs. for ...... --10c Breakfast Bacon, by the strip, per pound 15c Hood's Leader Coffee, a great draw 15c Hood's Fancy Blend and 23 Stamps ---------25c Dill Pickles, big ones, per dozen - 10c No. 1 Good Butterine, per pound -18c Remember, best and latest style Shirt Waists in Richmond at the lowest cash price--. ....--$1.00 to $3.00 Pictorial Review Patterns. S. & H. Stamps 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. 411-413 Main Street.

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On. May 1st, our semi-annual interest period we paid to our" 4177 ACTIVE SAVINGS DEPOSITORS the above large-sum in interest at 3 per cent, on their deposits. If you did not have a share in this great distribution of earnings, we invite you to open an account with us and thus become a participant in the future. DICKINSON TRUST COMPANY is the SAFE and CONSERVATIVE bank for Savings Depositors. Let us serve you. ' ' McMmisoini Trastt Commjp&imy The Leading Trust Company in Eastern Indiana.

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