Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 166, 10 July 1907 — Page 8
FAGE KIGHT,
THE RICII3IOXD rALLADIU3I AXD SUX-TELEGKA3I, WEDNESDAY, JTJEY io, iH)7
To bring out the purchasing power of that dollar TRY KNOLLENBERG'S NOTION DEPARTMT FRIDAY and SATURDAY Laces and RibbonsRibbons and Laces 160 pieces fine warp print Ribbon, elegant floral patterns, good widths from 25c to 50c per yard, Friday and Saturday, 19c per yard. 50 pieoes Oriental Iace from 3 to 9 inches wide, good patterns, the finest net top laces ever offered for the money, worth from 23c to $1.00 per yard, Friday and Saturday 19c per yard. Look in those Knollenberg envelopes you see people carry down the street and in quite a number you will find
Buttermilk Soap
Why this? Because it's the best milled toilet soap sold in Richmond for the money. 5 months. Still we have more at' 3 cakes for 10c.
5,000 cajies sold in
Japanese Toothpicks
Sold everywhere at 5c per box; you know what they are and how they are ured. Our price for Friday and Saturday will be 5 boxes for 10c. No limit to the quantity, you can buy 1 box or 1,000 boxes.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY at KNOLLENBERG'S STORE
SCHWAB SAYS THERE
WILL NOT BE WAR
Uncle Sam Can Build Battle
Ships Very Fast.
PLEADS FOR SHIP SUBSIDY.
New York, July 10 Charles M. Schwab has 'voiced his belief that j there will be .no. war between the I United States and Japan despite the proposed sending" of an "American fleet of nineteen battle ships into Pa"cific waters. As president of the .great Bethlehem steel plant and mak'er of armor plate ant guns, his declaration is of the most important in the question of American display in Pacific waters. Mr. Schwab made the positive statement that the'United States can build five battle ships to Japan's one, and that in the event of war between this country and" Japan the' United States would be able 'to 'build and equip war vessels of ' air 'descriptions in faster ;time than any other country In the world, England " and Fermany nor excepted. Yet, in almost the same breath, while breathing optimistic conviction "regarding the potentialities of the United States in war time. Mr. Schwab was equally emphatic in the declaration that without a ship subsidy the building of American war
vessels ana a mercantile marine will soon be abandoned by every private ; corporation in the country. He made the definite announcement J that under no circumstances would he bid again for the construction of American battle ships under present conditions. He said the great shipbuilding plant of the Union Iron works at San Francisco was for sale to the government.
TELEGRAPH STRIKE TO SPREAD EAST SOON
President Small, Angered Refusal to Meet Men.
at
OPERATORS RENEW FIGHT.
Oakland. Cal., July. 10 Following
the refusal of Assistant General Super
intendent Miller of the Western Union
Telegraph company, to meet a committee of the striking operators, President Small of the Telegrapher's union
will leave today for the East, where he will call a strike, evidently at Chicago
and other Eastern cities.
Mr. Miller refused to let the com
mittee enter his office, but sent them a note stating that he would meet them
as individuals if they sought reinstate
ment, but would meet no union man as such. President Small of the telegraphers, much disappointed at the failure of a peace conference, Issued the following statement: "I feel absolved from further responsibility, inasmuch as I have made every effort, before and after the strike 1
occurred, to bring about a conference. In the future we will have to pay less attention to the feelings of the opposition and public opinion and carry on our fight with more determination and with the one object In view of crippling the enemy until they are willing to meet us in a peace conference. Future moves will be forcible and decisive."
LAWYER DENOUNCES EXPERT EVIDENCE System Tramples on Justice And Befogs Jury.
INDIANA ATTORNEYS MEET.
BACK TO BOYHOOD HOME. Rev. John Doddridge Will Preach at Doddridge Chapel. Doddridge Chapel. Ind.,, July io The Rev. John Doddridge will preach Sunday, the 14th,. at the usual hour at Doddridge Chapel. Rev. Doddridge Is always greeted with a large congregation when he returns to his boyhood home. .
STORM AT LYONS STATION. Considerable Damage Was Done to Trees and to Roofs. Lyons Station, Ind., July 10. The wind storm Saturday evening did considerable damage through these parts, especially to trees. Several sheds were blown over and barns unroofed.
STORM VISITS STRAUGHN. Damage Was Done to Buildings, Trees and The Crops.
siraugnn, ina., July io. A severe
wind storm passed through this place Saturday evening and did a great
amount of damage. Buildings, tele
phone poles, trees and growing crops suffered much.
This Glaze is PPliolesome Protection There is a glaze of fresh eggs, and pure granulated sugar on Arbuckles Ariosa Coffee that; does not improve its appearance, ; but keeps its aroma and flavor l intact, and protects it from contaminating odors and the dust of the store. Arbuckles' Ariosa" Coffee complies with. Jl the requirements of the Naitonal Pure' Food Laws Official Guarantee No. 2041; filed at Washington and is pure Coffee -blended for economy, flavor and health. , No similar coffee is sold loose by the pound, br under any other name, or by any other ; persons or firms. You have our word for it, that no one can duplicate it or sell; any coffee as good for anything near the same price.
Indianapolis, July 10. "I think I
am not stating it too strong when I
say that there have beentimes within the last twenty years following the trial of cases that have attracted
whide-spread attention when every person who had closely followed the
evidence was convinced that justice had been trampled on and the jury
befogged by the brazen falsehoods and mendacious opinions of professional experts and times when, if the matter had been specially submitted to the popular judgement and decision, the whole institution of expert evidence would have been swept away with one mighty blast of public dis
approval." This was the keynote of a speech delivered at the State Bar association meeting yesterday by Charles Kellison, an attorney of Plymouth. "In the address of the president, Daniel Fraser of Fowler, he discussed the courts and the legislature. "Beyond mere physical and administrative affairs," he said, "the people are not at all concerned with the acts of the legislature until they are brought to their notice by the assertion that rights are created thereunder or liabilities imposed thereby.
aiiu ii is very seiaom mat tney are content to recognize and admit with
out dispute the validity or construe
Hon of any law which, when applied
to their conduct and affairs, works
any nindrance or hurt to them. And
before any law receives the sanction
or our people It must be shown by
practical illustration in the open
court house, where every man has his day, and said his rede concerning it,
mat greater good than evil will at
tend its progress.
in tne main the courts have been faithful to the great trust reposed In them, and right well they deserve the
confidence of the people.
Charles V. Miller, former attorney
general, created something of a sen
sation in the meeting by his attack on the criminal code of the state and the
state supreme and appellate courts
tie declared that the criminal code
of Indiana "is almost worthless."
STORM WAS VERY SEVERE.
One of Worst of the Season at Robin son's Crossing.
Robinson's Crossing, Ind., July 10
One of the worst storms of the season passed over this vicinity Saturday evening, carrying destruction In its
path. Fruit trees and forest trees suffered alike, also fences and buildings. On the J. M. Carlos farm, a strip of timber over 200 yards in width was laid low.
LAND FOR NEW CEMETERY. Thirty-five Acres Will be Secured by Eaton Authorities. Eaton, O., July 10. The township trustees will hold an extra meeting Thursday morning, when a deed from Bunger and Allbright to the trustees will be made, conveying 35 acres of land for a new cemetery. The land lies south and west of the present cemetery.
WILL REMODEL CHURCH.
Christian
Congregation at is Quite Active.
Straughn
Straughn, Ind., July 10. The members of the Christian church win remodel the church and will soon begin work on It. Part of the material is on the ground.
COL HOLLOVVAY IS IN JOREDJT A FALL Former Richmond Resident Thrown From Street Car At Indianapolis.
A CUT ON THE FOREHEAD.
UNLESS THERE ARE COMPLICATIONS OF SOME SORT IT IS BELIEVED HE WILL FULLY RECOVER.
Indianapolis, July 10. While returning from Broad Ripple last evening Col. W. R. Holloway. formeriy of
Richmond, was thrown from he car
at Pennsylvania and Ohio streets as
he was attempting to alight. He fell head foremost to the pavement, cutting a wide , gash in,. his left brow, bruising the forehead and face. He was for a time unconscious. He was carried to a nearby pharmacy, wliero
his wounds were dressed and was later taken to his home In a carriage. Col. Holloway was stricken with apoplexy some time ago, impairing his speech and the control of his muscles. Being a very heavy man, in addition, he was slow in alighting from the car and the motorman started ahead too quickly, it is said. Col. Holloway is one of the most
interesting men Indiana has given to public life. He has ten engaged in writing his memoirs of the civil war when he was private secretary to Governor Morton, his brother-in-law, for whom he carried many messages to the front and to Washington. He has known almost everybody In public life in Indiana for fifty years. He was former consul-general to St. Petersburg and later to Halifax. Unless complications arise either from the shock of the fall or from the apoplexy, it is said that the accident will not result seriously.
Two Words describe a full line of the world's best tools and cutlery Keen Kutter For sale by PILGRIM BROS. PHONE 210 Cor. 5th and Main,Richmond, Ind.
nphis Company Is authorized to act as Administrator, Assignee, Committee, Executor, Fiscal Agent, Transfer Agent, Guardian, Registrar, Trustee, Receiver. Pays 3 per cent, interest on deposits.
Dickinson Trust Company
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Extraordinary Bargains For Tomorrow! POTATOES Fine, smooth, cooking stock, tomorrow only, per' bushel 75C FLOUR Eest Spring Wheat Patent 25 lbs , 60c 50 lbs $1.15 GOLD DUST Large Packages 20c BIRDSEYE MATCHES (5 box pkgs.) 20c CORN Good quality, 4 cans for 25c MACARONI Good Quality, 3 boxes for 25c GELATINE (Nelson's Best) per box 15c MIXED PICKLES (Imported) bottle 15c
PHONE YOUR ORDERS
Jo
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THE BEE
Phone 190-29S
IHEVE
Phone
190-298
MANY GOOD THINGS AT OUR STORE Lunch goods of all kinds Crackers and Wafers, Fresh Fruits, Lime Juice, Grape Juice, Imported and Domestic Ginger Ale, Imported Swiss Cheese. DR. JOHNSON'S EDUCATOR WAFERS, EDUCATOR TOASTERETTS, PEANUT BUTTER, Baked Ham, Baked Tenderloin, Cream to Whip.
BEE HIVE GROCERY
GREATLY REDUCED
Via C. C. & L. R. R. EFFECTIVE JULY 1st Regular rate to Cincinnati $1.25 Regular 'rate to Chicago $ 4 5
GET YOUR AMMUNITION ready now to fight tho Winter's cold or to keep the cooking ran;je or stove agoing any season of the year. You see, it costs less and we can guarantee prompter service now than when "Mr. Everybody and his wife" want fuel. Call us up on the phone, and order your coal for your next winter supply. O. D. Bullerdick 529 S. 5th St. Phone 1235
PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY.
July Fourltllu Is History
Independence Day is over for another year. The expenses which a proper celebration cf the Nation's Birthday necessitated, may now cease. There is no reason for further delay. Open that pavings account now. You will be given good service, perfect security and three per cent, compound interest if you place your weekly savings with the
Richmond Trust Company
We wish to convey It's concerning the
our messige.
RICHMOND EXPORT
Wednesday and Ttarsfey The Sperry & Hutchinson Stamp Co. Give $1.00 Worth ot Stamps With Each ot the Following Articles: Hood's Best Can of Lye, sift top 10( Gibson Soap Polish, the best of all cleaners . 10c I. X. L. Starch, a good cold starch 10c 1 can Model Bakinq Powder 10c
1 bottle of Ex. Lemon, Vanilla, Strawberry, Pincaople; also Arnica, Paregoric, Ginger, Glycerine, Sweet Oil, Peppermint and Machine Oil, at per bottle 10c Hershey's Cocoa, the best mzde, i lb. can 25c Best Package Mince Meat at 10c Excello, Excello, best of all Breakfast Foods 10c Hood's Fancy Blend Coffee and 23 stamps for 25c Special in Ladies' Belts, value from 25 to 50 cents; 10 Stamps with each and for 10c Store open tonight and sale commences.
Are you acquainted with it? If not, yon are missing a rare treat for the Richmond Export Beer is far above the average. It's a beer of exceptional merit both from purity and strength giving standpoints. tVHnck Brewing Co.
HOOD'S MODEL DEPARTMENT STORE Trading Stamps with All Purchases. Free Delivery. New Phon 1079; Old Phone 13R. Store Open Tuesday, Friday and Saturday Evenings. 411-413 Main Street.
JUST OUJTT No. 2 Folding Pocket Brownie Camera. $5.00. for 2 1-4x3 1-4 Pictures. No. 2A Brownie Camera, $3.00, lor 2 1-2x4 1-4 Pictures. THEY WORK LIKE KODAKS. W. II. ROSS DRUG COMPANY.
TO MMEY AWP ITS ADVANTAGES
OUR MONEY
can be borrowed on furniture, pianos, fixtures, horses and wagons, or any other personal property of value without removal, or on SALARIES to people holding permanent positions with responsible firms. can be borrowed at the LOWEST RATES and EASIEST PAYMENTS in the city. does not cost you more in case of SICKNESS or MISFORTUNE as we gladly grant an ex
tension of time in all such cases without extra charges to deserving ones. OUR MONEY can be paid back in easy weekly, monthly or quarterly payments as we can arrange the payments to suit your convenience. OUR MONEY IS YOUR MONEY
OUR OUR
MONEY MONEY
The sea level canal from Marseilles to the Rhone river is to be completed seven years hence at an estimated cost of $13,70o.n. A large amount of work has been done, chiefly under the head of developing detailed specifications.
OUR MONEY
The following is our weekly payment plan allowing you 50 weeks in which to pay off your loan. , .60 is the weekly payment on a $ 25.00 loan. $1.20 is the weekly payment on a S 50.00 loan. $2.40 is the weekly payment on a $100.00 loan Other amounts in the same proportion. is loaned in Cambridge City, Dublin, East Germantown, New Paris, and all -towns reached by interurban roads. When in need use OUR MONEY. Call on or address
KICHMMP LOAM COMPANY.
Take Elevator
Rooms 7 and 8
Colonial Building
Phone 445