Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 147, 19 June 1907 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PAU.ADIU3I AND SUX-TEI.KGRA3i, WEDNESDAY, WXE 19,1907J CONVENTION - GIVES A GREAT PROMISE MUNICIPAL- LEAGUE OF IIDUU' MEETS WILL ENTERTAIN ENGLAND'S ROYALTY.

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The Shine That Won't Explode

Sunday School Workers Are Gathered in Annual Assembly at Kokomo.

Wonders o!

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urinary and sexuai maladies of men

and women cured in the privacy of

their own homes by this new direct

current system.

Far Superior to any

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Filling the Lungs by the continuous direct current cures any curable case

of throat and lung trouble. Call on, or write J. Charles, 24 S. 13th St, Rich

mond, ind., tor free ooofc giving fall

particulars.

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ATTENDANCE QUITE LARGE.

DR. E. P. ST. JOHN OF HARTFORD, CONN. TALKS OF CHILDREN AND GIVES SOME VALUABLE SUGGESTIONS.

You're Apt to Forget In this warm weather that j-ou'Il need more coal next winter to keep warm, to say "nothing of coal for cooking right now. Know it's cheaper now than It will be? Know that there's no such scurry for it now as later on? Wise people get and keep ahead of the game. O. D. Bullerdick 529 S. 5th St. Phone 1235

Kokomo, Ind., June 19 Every county in the state is represented at the State Sunday school convention, which began in this city Tuesday. Will O. Finch, who has charge of the assignment of delegates, said last night that he was safe in saying that fully 500 visitors had been enrolled up to that time and that by today noon a total attendance of 1,000 would have reached Kokomo. The ready response of the citizens in the. matter of entertainment gives assurance that all arrivals will be accommodated with

quarters.

K. W. Halpenny, general secretary,

declares: "This is going to be the best convention Indiana has ever had.

judging from the attendance arriving."

W. C. Hall, of Indianapolis, president

of the association, arrived Tuesday and his advent was the signal for gen

eral enthusiasm and hand shaking. Mr. Hall "said: . "Tuesday night was

really the opening night of the con

vention, but as ail the sessions of the day were of a preliminary character, it seems as if the convention pro"ier

opened Tuesday night." ;

Talks of Children. The feature of the 'proceedings on

Tuesday was an address by Dr. E. P.

St.,John of Hartford, Conn., upon "The

Child Life." Dr. St. John has devoted

twenty years to the study of children

and their government. He made sev

eral good points. One was that the

people should not be impatient with

the baby under one year, of age, because he is restless, as that is the

greatest period of his physical development in life.

The doctor went on record against he cruelty of compelling children in

church or Sunday school to occupy the big seats used by the adults. He de

scribed how the position of the child.

n which it is necessarily . placed

would amount to cruelty to adults if

their feet were compelled for .a long

space of time to hang in the air. He also argued that children should be

given physical exercise before being

required to .engage in prayer in rigid position with bowed head. He said

that in the East the custom was also

o' give a certain amount of arm exer

cise before prayer was offered. He also stated 'that it was a wrong policy and an ignorance of child nature to ever say to the little boy or girl, "Don't," but that rightly used suggestions and persuasions would accomplish anything desired.

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State Gathering at Logansport Largely Attended by The Officials.

VARIOUS TOPICS DISCUSSED

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QUESTIONS ON PROGRAM ARE OF! PECULIAR INTEREST TO CITIES'

AND TOWNS WABASH MAYOR AND FLOWER DAY.

If you do you wil! be convinced that never before was moccy lending made so easy as it is at our office. We loan money on Furniture, Pianos. Horses and Wagons, or any

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Leaving Richmond 11:15 p. m. via C, C. & Li. lands you in Chicago at 7:00 a. m. Through' sleepers and coaches.' You will like' it. aprG-tf

The German emperor intends to meet the emperor of Russia during the summer trip in Scandinavia. It rs expected that political matters of great importance will be discussed. The place of meeting is as yet a secret.

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MRS. DREXEL AND DAUGHTER. A. J. Drexel, at the top, will entertain both tfte Klnz and Oueen

of England at Carlton House Gardens this month. Although it is contrary to custom, Queen Alexandra will accompany King Edward when he visits the Philadelphians. Below is Miss Marguerfte Drexel, who is one of the catches of London's season.

HORSE WAS KILLED BY A SECOND HORSE

Exciting and Peculiar Runaway Tuesday Evening.

he nutritive elements of the RICHMOND EXPORT BEER nd you will never think of drinking any other. Sou can rely on It giving satisfaction, for it has a delightful flavor and is pure. It is not a cheap beer, but is high in quality.

The best Is always the cheapest. That's Our Beer ! IVIinck

Ma! Ha! During this kind of weather you want solid comfort about your home, to get it properly you want A Boyer's , Gliding Settee on your porch or lawn, the only one that has no tendency to make you dizzy

PILGRIM BROS. 5th and Main, Richmond. Ind.

IMCIDENT OF A PICNIC.

An exciting and peculiar runaway

took place Tuesday evening, shortly

ASKING FORJHFORMATION Postmaster Gets a Letter Regarding Peterson.

Logansport, Ind., June 10 Last night the delegates to the seventeenth

annual session of the Indiana Munici-j 9 i,--

pai league lauoreu wiui me present,

form of government of Indiana cities!

and towns, dividing into committees to report cases they believe will mean better municipal rules. 'Every councilman, every, city judge, every mayor, will take a crack at the existing law and suggest changes. The report will be made tomorrow. Members of the board of works tonight discussed economical methods of garbage disposal, and Mayor George W. Green, of Vincennes, submitted arguments in rebuttal. Roy L. Shamuck, mayor of BrazJl, today discussed the city and town laws, aided by Guy Colerick, city attorney, of Ft. Wayne. Mayor Charles A. Bookwalter of Indianapolis, was the chief feature on today's program. His talk on "Indiana's Civic Laws," was

city

Postmaster Spekenhier has received a letter from Joe M. Peterson, a resident of Ft. Smith. Ark., enclosing an account of the most recent attempt of Henry Peterson to end his apparently

unhappy life in this city. Mr. Peterson asked Mr. Spekenhier to ascertain

whether or not Henry Peterson had the

after seven o'clock, on the road north marks H. P. on his thumb, and if so, of the city, which joins the cart road immediately wire his condition to

and the Fountain City pike. A horse Ft. Smith. He stated that he and his ! wonderful opportunity to secure a

which had been driven by John Collins, i m that city are greatly worried over j home In beautiful . Beall View. Addiwho. with several others were picnick-j the local man's condition, if it is thejtion- It costs you nothing t6 register,

discussed by Albert Venneman,

attorney of Jeffersonville. James McWheeney, chief of police of South Bend, discussed the elimination of politics in the selection of city offi

cials, and Lawrence Becker, mayor ofi

Hammond, replied. Congressman. Watson There. Congressman James E. Watson, of Rushville, and ex-Mayor Dunne, of Chicago, are other headliners later in the week. J. Fred France, mayor of Huntington, called the meeting to order Tuesday, Mayor George P. Mclee, of Logansport, ma-king the ad

dress of welcome, to which Mayor

George R. Durgan, of Lafayette, re

sponded. The preliminary session was held in, the high school building. Delegates occupied the desks of the pu

pils, now on their vacation The

desks were never built' for' convenience.

The anatomy of the public' officials

and the temperature were such that an early adjournment followed.

Joseph Murphy, mayor of, Wabash,

put before the Indiana towns a plan

which he declared worked successfully

in his city, an annual flower day.

which, it was suggested, he made a

state holiday by the next legislature

On that day children are to plant flowers and to clean up family prem

ises. In Wabash, Mr. Murphy said,

it took two days for the municipal

teams to remove the rubbish the chil

dren, collected, but he said it made

Wabash a fair city.

Also on Salaries to people holding permanent positions with responsible firms. READ OUR WEEKLY PAYMENT PLAN: 60c is a Weekly Payment on $ 25 Loan. $1.20 is a Weekly Payment on $ 50 Loan. $2.40 is a Weekly Payment on $100 Loan. Other amounts at same proportion. .Longest Time. Easiest Terms. . QUICKEST. SERVICE and Absolute Secrecy Guaranteed. If you have several outstanding accounts and wish to concentrate them all in one place, come to us and get the money. We lend money for any purpose whatever. We havo the original 50 Week Plan, having used t for over IS years. If you need money, fill out the - following blanks and mail it to us, and our agent will call on you. Richmond Loan Co. ESTABLISHED 1895 Room 8, Colonial Building, Richmond, Ind. Home Phone 445 x

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THT "FREE LOT." Remember It Is FREE Don't Fail to Register. ' 1 The sale is now on in full force and

hundreds are taking advantage of this

ing near Sylvan Nook, ran away while proper Henry Peterson, the party were at supper. It ran near-! - - - - - - - - -

ly a mile before it was stopped and j broke the shafts and dash board of the ;

buggy. ' In its mad flight the horse ran into a

horse belonging to Mrs. Elizabeth j Hodgin, who resides at the junction of

the cart road and the pike, knocking

it down in such a manner as to break 1 the .horse's neck, killing it instantly, The horse was rather an old one, but.

was a pet 6f the Hodgin family. Fortunately, no one was in the bug-

y at tne time or the -runaway. It is

not Known wnat scared tne norse. 'Iv v - r

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Now is the Time to Can

Pineapples I Florida, Indian River FANCY FRUIT Tuesday and Wednesday $1.00and$1.25! Per dozen. t

ORDER EARLV. Can Your Strawberries This Week.

Colored Couple From Richmond Visit Muncie.

REFUSED BY THE CLERK.

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(Muncie, Ind.. Star. Two colored people, well dressed and

showing considerable refinement,'

came to Muncie from Richmond, Tuesday morning to obtain a marriage 2 i-T

cense. The man. who gave his name

as Oma Cotton, and his age as 22' years, told County Clerk Patterson that they had come to Muncie in order, to keep their marriage a secret, as they

did not want their friends at home to:

kid", them about it. Cotton stated

that he is employed as cook in the ! home of a private family, residing ati

IS-". South Ninth street. Richmond. El-!

la Hart. IS, the prospective bride. I could hardly be detected in color. Clerk j

Patterson refused to grant, the license owing to the non-residence of the bride.

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It is only about four 3-ears since

nooert j. wynne. wno resigned as!

Postmaster Ceiierat of the Unitt-d States t accept the pust of cousulgeneral in iiutkm. was a newspaper H'lrrsiKiiiiltui iu Washiuaton.

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and we cordially ask 'each one to come and secure a chance on this valuable lot. Don't put off calling at our office at No. 10 N. 8th street.

T. P. a:s big increase Total IVIembership Is Close to Forty Thousand.

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Norfolk, Va., June 10. The features of the second day's session of the eighteenth annual convention of the

Travelers Protective association ofi America were the reports of "W. A. j Kirchoff of St. Louis, national organizer; John S. Harwood of Richmond,

Va., chairman of the national executive committee; V. V. Crandall of St.

Louis, chairman of the national rail-1 road committee. During the year' three new"-state divisions, sixteen new posts and an increase in the total membership of j,08-j. bringing the total membership up to more than oT.Wj; were reported. i

The next place of meeting rests be--tween Asheville. N. C; Milwaukee and; Birmingham. Ala. Alabama delegates ' offered $Kjo,X0 to provide for the lUuS-

convention.

From Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock until Wednesday evening at 6. Come in Tuesday night and do your trading. Pick out the goods and get Double Stamps. Store open until 9 o'clock both Dry Goods and Grocery'. Lace Curtains from 89c pair to '....: ...$4.50 Shirt Waists, nothing as good and many to choose from, Choice . ...$1.39 Fancy Home Grown Potatoes at ..$1.0018 lbs. Granulated, 19 lbs. Ex. C Sugar for ........$1.00

3 Austin's Pan Cake or Famous Excello for 25c

Pictorial Review Patterns. S. & H. Stamps, double.

HOOD'S MODEL DEPARTMENT STORE

Trading Stamps with All Purchases. Fre Delivery. New Phon 1079; Old Phone 13R. Store Open Tuesday, Friday and Saturday Evenings. 411-41U ?Main Street.

Sttammp Sale June 17th to 22d

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20 Stamps With One 12 oz. bot. A. & P. Extract at 25c bot.

A. Surgical Impossibility. "Nine out of ten people believe," said a surgeon, '"that the eye can be taken out for repairs, just like the works of a watch, and again replaced in the socket precisely as it was before. A

moment's reflection ought to show any j

one now impossible thjs would be. A? a matter of fact, the eye is held iu place by no fewer than six taut muscles, and in order to turn it out of the

j socket at bast , four of these would j have to be cut through. Besides, it Is connected with the brain by a thick j nerve, which caanot be stretched, and it is also connected with the inside of j the skull by blood vessels, and if these J were cut they could never be reunited, j Perhaps a time vill come wlieu a dead man can be restored to life, but you

may reel perfectly sure that the removal and restoration of the eye i a surgical Teat that will never be per-

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10 Stamps . with one can of Evaporated .Milk at 10c a can.

10 Stamps with one bottle Courtney's Sauce 12c a bottle.

of at

10 Siamps with one pkg of I. X. L. Starch at Dc.

(BO Stamps

With one 18 oz can of A. & P. Baking Powder

at 50c can

10 Stamps wit 3 lbs of Laundry Starch at 5c a lb.

10 Stamps with one can of A. & P. Spice at 15c a can.

Usual amount of Extra Stamps with our Coffees. Always Fresh Roasted.

M." Petjr Stolypin. M. Peter Stolypin is the

Russian

The froekcoat has cea.sed to be worn

4. j uy mn m last? ion in London and is j prime minister who has precipitated 4. ; relegated to bank clerks "und dry goods i a crisis in the Douma lv demandina

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Ithe ejection of Social Democrat del Ut 7 00 M fry .ITettl

MODAMS and all Supplies Plates, Film and Paper always fresh Wi H, Ross Drug Co. 801 Main St. ROSS STRAW HAT CLEANER, TEN CENTS