Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 201, 20 August 1907 — Page 3

THE RICIOIOXD PALLADIUM AND SUX-TELEGRA3I, TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 190?.

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A LAHGEASSEMBLY Attendance on the Opening Night Was Estimated at Three Thousand.

SHOWS' ARE HIGH CLASS. ,N COMPARISON WITH PRECEDING CARNIVALS THEY ARE OF A MOST- PLEASING NATURE THE PARADE.

Past carnivals and amusement enterprises, which have showed in Richmond faded into insignificance when the three thousand Richmond people Monday night compared them with the great Parker shows at the Gilbert park this week. The opening night wa3 a rouser in every respect. The people went to Jiave a good time

find this was not lacking. Notwith- ! Many Will Attend

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tan's ERFECT

Tod Ei FowdGir Cleanses, preserves and beautifies the feethr and Purifier the breath A. srrp-eTior dentifrLc for people? of. refinement Established in,. T866 by

Eastern Indiana and Western Ohio

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41 MdPiPtE HDaiys 2 Memmimaiimtl

The Last Week

In Stated Meeting. Bethel, Ind. Bethel lodge F. and A.

M. met in stated meeting last Saturday evening.

Fined $3 and Costs.

Eaton, O. '"Bid" Randall was be

fore Major Craig Monday morning on

a charge or drunkenness and was given a fine of ?3 and costs.

standing the fact that conventionalities were cast to the forewinds, and every one joined to make the event B success, the crowd was orderly. The attractions are the finest for a

carnival ever shown in Richmond

To sny that one

ter than another, i; t:?-iir.3 on dangerous ground. They are all good and the verdict of tho thousands of 1-eople attending the shows confirms

tlie statement, that the carnival Is

one cf the best ever showing here. People welcomed the carnival for it is a carnival in the fullest sense of the "word and a record breaking business

Is expected this week, weather permit

ting. Promptly at seven o'clock Monday evening almost the entire membership of the local aerie of Eagles met at the lodge hall on Main street where they marched to Fourth and formed into line headed by the Great Parker concert band. Members of the Druids and Red Men lodges joined hands with the Eagles and hundreds marchrd in the parade to thte carnival grounds on East Main street. The parade was several squares in length. The steam calliope brought up the rear end of the procession and attracted hundreds of people, to Main

street. The carnival fever was catch-1

Ing and there was an air of expectancy hanging over hundreds of people in the uptown district. Hacks and street cars did a land

office business to the carnival grounds while hundreds of people who could catch neither hacks nor cars, walkpd. There they were greeted with dazzling electrical fronts and the incessant barks of the "Ballyhooers." 1A string of automobiles and carriages was lined up on then orth side of Main street in the vicinity of the prounds a square in either direction. The mass of humanity wedging itself to the ticket office and through the gates from seven-thirty to nine, was the greatest first night crowd the Parker people have had in several months. The show managers were liappy and so was the crowd which spent money freely. All attractions were well patronized until after eleven o'clock. The crowd lingered and lingered, enjoying itself to. the fullest extent. Attractions are Good. As for the attractions individually nnd collectively they are good, far beyond the hope of the most sanguine. The Great Parker animal show is particularly good. '"La Belle Salina," the wife of Capt. Dyer, the animal trainer, worked with "Prince," the ferocious African lion the first time since the beast made an attempt to end her life In Bradford, Pa., a few weeks ago. The beast was sullen and vicious but 'La Belle Salina" handled him In a cool and collected manner. She showed unusual bravery when she fed the Hon raw bloody meat both from her hands and mouth. After she had i

performed this feat, she calmly laid down her revolver and whip, her only

means of protection against the beast,

and faced the audience, which responded vociferously. The work of the courageous woman is truly remarkable. More than once as the animal made angry passes at her she faced him and cowed him by her coolness. Not a single act in the lengthy animal show program is faulty and it is well worth the price of admission. "The Four Flying Valentines" are particularly good aerial artists and give their act in connection with the "Sunflower Belles" attraction. The great beauty of the carnival is that it is up to date. All tents are fitted with electric fans and electric lights furnished by the company's own power plant. Opera chairs and circus seats are used entirely. In fact, everything is done for the comfort of the people attending the shows. The free attractions are all good; more than was expected, and as a result all were roundly applauded. The street car service to and from the carnival grounds was poor. Not one half of the crowd could be handled and hundreds of people were compelled to walk owing to the scarcity of cars. With the extraordinarily large crowds expected during the remainder

of the week the street car company with the equipment it used Monday night will be as a pygmy in the hands of a giant.

Milton, Ind. A large number of the Christian church congregation will attend the county meeting at Jackson park Wednesday. Fire at Eaton; Eaton, O. The fire department was

itt-3-f!ou was bet-'called t the restaurant of John Oans

on Main street Monday, Where a small blaze had started from a fire

'under a coffee urn.

Nathan Harlan Officizted.

Bethel, Ind. Nathan Harlan had charge of church services at this place

last Sunday.

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If you are a well dresser; if you are a bargain seeker, or just looking around f o see what you can pick up for the least amount of money and consider ..quality, style and durability anything, you will well repay yourself by calling at our store the remainder of the four days of the Gigantic Clearance. Sale. This last four days mean much to the father, the mother, the well dressed man, the young man and the boys.

The Following Arc Items ofi Interest to Many:

Regular as the Sun"

an expression as om as tne race

No doubt the rising and setting of the

sun is the most regular performance in the universe, unless it Is the action

of the liver and bowels when regulat

ed with Dr. King's New Life Pills

Guaranteed by A. G. Luken & Co.

Druggist. 2jc

GIVEN A SURPRISE DINNER

Mrs. Angeline Ingermann Guest of Honor.

Was the

Cambridge City, Ind., Aug, 20 The

married children of Mrs. Angeline In germann gave a surprise dinner Sun

day in honor of her seventieth Mrtnaay

anniversary. The dinner was given

at her home in East Cambridge and

was the occasion of much pleasure

and enjoyment. Those present were

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ingermann, Mr,

an Mrs. Wm. Ineermann. Mr. and

Mrs. J. W. Ingermann and children

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ingermann and famUv Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Keever

and Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Ingermann

rwi't tot the babv suffer from ec

zerha. sores or any Itching of the skin

Doan's Ointment gives instant relief,

irklv. Perfectly safe for

children. All druggists sell it.

DID NOT GO ON THE ROAD.

'The

Love Handicap" Was Found

Too Expensive to Do So.

The management of "The Love

Handicap," which was the feature on the New Phillips vaudeville bill the

past week, found the playlet too ex pensive to put on the vaudeville cir

cults, so it was not taken out of Rich

mond. It was an effective thing but required too much money for its -pro

duction to make it profitable to owners

of vaudeville houses.

HOUSE BEING IMPROVED.

New

Phillips Will Present a

Pleasing Appearance.

While the New Phillips theatre is

closed in order to favor the carnival

and the' Chautauqua, workmen are busy putting it into condition for the fall and winter run in vaudeville.

When the house reopens on Septem

ber 2 it will be found greatly Improved in appearance and there will also be

other surprises for the patrons

Social Notes of Nearby Towns

Given a Reception. Economy, Ind. Dr. and Mrs. Ballenger and daughter of Chicago were tendered a reception at Ballenger's lake Saturday night by his relatives. A fine supper and boating were the features. Armacost-Cox. New Lisbon. Ind. Mis3 Franke Cox and Allen Armacost were married Sunday evening at the home of the bride, east of town by Rev. T. H. Kuhn of Richmond. They have the best wishes of a host of friends. Social Postponed. New Lisbon, Ind. The D. of A. council postponed its social until Saturday evening, August 24. Every one is cordially invited.

BOND REUNION SEPT. 3RD. The Bond reunion will be at Jackson park near Centerville, Tuesday, Sept. 3rd.

CAMPING ON THE STILLWATER. The following people are camping on the Stillwater river near Pleasant Hill. O., for several days: Messrs. and Mesdames J. W. Thomas. Ernest (Ranks, Jack Besselman and Ed.

Hart, Schaffner & Marx $2200 and $25.00 Suits for only

SU 5.0

Hart, Schaffner & Marx $18.00 and $22.00 Suits for only

All Hart, Schaffner Marx $15.00 Suits for

1 oS

All Hart, Schaffner & Marx Two-piece Suits,. $20 and $15 for -

Boys and

Mothers should watch for and take advantage of the Boys and Young Men's Dept. Bargains are here galore, and as school days

l are onlv a few davs off it will oav

you to buy these belongings while

the prices are low. All this week our $10 rffcO 'Gh F and $12 Young Men's zfork-ZjZb Suits lor - - iVJAl

Remarkable prices on $6 and $7 Young

Men's Suits

I $4.50

Boys School Suits $6.00 Boys School Suits - $4.75 5.00 Boys School Suits - 3.75 4.00 Boys School Suits - 3.25 2.50 Boys School Suits - 1.9S

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Young Men Boys' Waists Children's Blouse Waists, aged 9 to 14, 50c ?nd 75c values 37c Children's Blouse Waists, 4 to 14 years 25 and 35c values 19c Boys' Knee Pants

$1.00 Pants .. .75 Pants . 50 Pants . .25 and 35c

76c . . . . 53c 37c

Pants 19c

Straws For Boys ,50 cent ones for 25c 25 cent ones for 13c Caps. 50 cent Caps 37c 25 cent Caps 19c

Sluirtts Reduced i This sale Includes our choicest brands, all this season's styles and patterns. Fllty dill erent patterns to select lrom. Prices below are extremely low:

$2.00 Shirts $1.50 Shirts $1.00 Shirts .50 Shirts

$1.69 $1.25 .63 .43

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RDimM0)Dim, BnnmittSini x Cn,

Successors to Cash Beall.

824 Main Street.

JACKSON PARK PROGRAM.

Attractions Secured by G.

The Manager.

R. Crull,

G. R. Crull, manager of Jackson

park, has secured attractions for that place for two weeks ahead. Next Sunday a colored camp meeting will be in progress and on September 2 there will be a band concert and min

strel troupe. Mr. Crull is making an earnest effort to give the public some

thing worth while.

LITTLE GIANTS' OPEN DATE.

Cambridge City, Ind., Aug. 20 The Little Giants have an open date for the coming Sunday and would like to hear from any 16-year-old club in Rich

mond, the Tigers or the Giants No. 2

preferred.

"LEANS" DEFEAT THE "FATS"

Eaton, O., Aug. 20 In a bowling

contest held at Appleby's Monday night the "Leans" easily defeated the "Fats" by a majority of S6 pins in the total for three games.

Honored by Northern Indiana Editors.

Brains are Made and Repaired by Food

Eat

Grape-Nuts

'There's a Reason

ill"- fw n

PASSES TO BE' FEWER FOR THECHAUTAUOUA Number Will Be Greatly Cut

Down This Year.

GATE KEEPERS CHOSEN.

OLIVER M

i-ogansport, Ind., Aug. 20 At a meeting of the Northern Indiana Editorial Association held In Peru, Oliver ' M. Hand, Royal Center, wa3 eject-

HAND.

ed president of the association, and it was decided to hold the annual meeting in Logansport next June. The association is the oldest of the newsoa-xiar-oi2luzation3-r inr Indiana

At a meeting Monday night of the gate committee of the chautauqua he following men were selected to have charge of the gates: South gate Richard More, Merle Genn and Raymond Wehrly. East gate Ray Longnecker and

Joseph Moore.

West grfte Walter Loring and

George Bond.

A new system of tickets will be ad

opted this year which will greatly facilitate the work at the gates.

This year It has been decided to not

Issue passes to as many as has been

the case during previous years. All who will receive passes will be the press and members of the board of public works. Even the officers of the association have decided to pay for their tickets the same as any ether patrons.

Heretofore the ministers of the city have been granted passes but they will also pay the usual price except when they are on the program for devotional exercises.

unions are given as the reasons why more jbuilding Is not being done In Richmond. It is asserted that the lumber prices are higher than they ever have been before; so high in fact that those people who contemplate placing their money In residences and other buildings hesitate before doing so. Common, rough lumber which was comparltively cheap a few .years ago is now sky high. The erection of a modern cottage or home today means an outlay of several hundred dollars more than It would a few years ago. Wages of brick layers, carpenters and painters is also a serious item of expense in the erection of a home and with the combined Increase In

expenses, the number of building permits Issued each month Is falling ofT. The month of August this year has been an unusually dull one.

' What a New Jersey Editor Say. M. T. Lynch, Editor of the PhUlipsburg, N. J., Daily PoBt, writes: "I have used many kinds of medicines for coughs and colds In my family but

lever anything so good as Foley's

Honey and Tar. I cannot 8ay too much In praise of it." A. G.Luken A Co. '

A bird's wing Is Inproportlon to lt owner's weight twenty times as strong as a man's arm.

LUMBER TRUST HURTS BUlLDINGDPERATIONS Wage Question Is Also an Important Factor. PERMITS NOT NUMEROUS.

A smaller number of building permits have been Issued up to date this year, than in the past several rears, according to the statement of City Controller Parry. Many of the permits taken out have been for large amounts. The lumber trusts and the labor

,t (COMOlfdPIrfl

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The JKTrflH T v mn can be used

mm rr 1 1 i w mw m m m mM. mam.

vV- - --j- m any room

and is the best

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