Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 297, 8 December 1907 — Page 2
THE RICHMOND rALLADlUJIAAD SUK-TEJLEGKA3I, SUXDAY, UECE3IUER 8, 1907.
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We will be headquarters.
We handle the finest Holly that conies to the city.
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Kiblinger Motor Boggy.. $375. And Upwards
DOUBLE CYLINDER, Air cooled 9-10 H. P. The Automobile for winter. No water to freeze. N'o punctured tires. Simple, safe and reliable. Built for country roads. W. H. KIBLINGER CO., Box No. 320. Auburn Ind.
EASY PAYMENTS J.HASSENBUSCH Furniture, Carpets Stoves, Etc. 505-507 Main St., Richmond, Ind.
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LOANS, RENTS W, H. Bradbury & Son Rooms 1 and 3, Wastcott Blk & " t .
Round Trip Sunday Rates Every Sunday Via The C. C. & L. R. R. To Cincinnati, O $1.90 To Cottage Grove, Ind 55 To Boston, Ind 25 To Williamsburg 35 To Economy i. .50 To Losantville A .70 To Muncie 4. 20 To Marion 2.V) To Peru 2.95 Trains Leave going East, 5:15 a. 111. Trains Lv. going West 10:55 a. m. Daily. For further information call C. A. BLAIR, P. & T. A., Home Tel. 2062. Richmond.
LOOK FOB TOWH CLOCK THAT ISN'T THERE Visitors in Richmond Involuntarily Turn Their Gaze to the Court House Tower
110 STEPS TAKEN TO FORM LEAGUE
Nine out of ten strangers who come to Richmond, involuntarily turn their glance to the court house dome whenever they desire to know the time of day. Did you ever think of that? Have you ever noticed someone you did not know, turn his eyes up to the top of the court house? It looked funny, and the stranger looked sheepish afterwards, as though he knew he had made a mistake. But, sure as you're alive, that same stranger will not walk ten steps until he finds himself again looking at that court house dome. Then he fumbles at his watch pocket.
Will Begin
Work of Organization Next Week.
Probably the architect would feel a' Manager JeSSUP
pride in his bosom at seeing so mueu attention directed to the dome he had designed; surely he had to put something up there that kept constantly attracting the strangers. Perhaps he would feel that the architecture caus
es all the rapt attention of every j VV I IM TER BASEBALL DOPE.
stranger who comes into tne city or goes by on the interurban cars. Perhaps the strangers aren't accustomed to seeing such noble structure. But the habit clings to the stranger. He may stay one day or one year, and when he starts to go away he will find himself involuntarily making eyes at the court house.
BOBBED BY FAKE WIVES ARE MANY FOREIGNERS Bold Scheme Now Being Operated in Pittsburg.
PRETTY GIRLS ARE USED.
Pittsburg, December 7 A remarkable scheme, involving the importation of "dummy" wives from points in Ohio and the performance of "fake" marriages by make-believe magistrates, all with the object of swindling trusting foreigners who desire life partners of their own nationality, has been uncovered by Pittsburg police, and the alleged principals in the traffic are in jail. Cleveland police will be asked to find tlie Ohio headquarters of the gang. Three Italians and a Pole conducted the business in Pittsburg. They had a large supply of pretty girls, whom they brought to Pittsburg from Cleveland long enough to stand as brides before a "fake" magistrate, rob their unsophisticated husbands and disappear.
RORSE TRAINING PAYING INDUSTRY
High Prices Are Being Paid for The Animals in Eastern Horse Markets.
FINE RUSH COUNTY STOCK.
EYES OF LOCAL HORSEMEN DIRECTED THAT WAY, AS THERE ARE MANY FAST HORSES THAT GIVE PROMISE.
VIEWERS' TIME EXTENDED. The county commissioners have extended the period for the viewers of the proposed Washington township road to make their report to January 20. This road was petitioned for under the new road law.
Had to Do Something. A cabby was brought to the police station for having hit one of his fares over the head during a dispute about his payment "Couldn't you explain to the gentleman without hitting him?" inquired the magistrate. "'Yes, sir. of course I know I was wrong, but, you see, I bad jumped off the box, and I couldn't do that for nothing." Xos Leisirs.
The Hub Of The Body. The organ around which all the other organs revolve, and upon which they are largely dependent for their welfare. Is the stomach. V. hen the functions of the stomach become impaired, the bowels and liver also become cUrnsrecL To cure a disease of the stomach, livei v. bowels eet a 50 cent or $1 bottle of Dr. Cal:l vrll's Syrup Pepsin at your druggist's. It is lie promptest relief for constipation and dy? wpsia ever cc mroundi'd.
DR. A. B. PRICE
DENTIST
14 and 15 The Colonial.. Phone 681 lad? Assistant.
Wayne county horsemen are looking towards Hush county, the home of tine horses as there are more good high class harness horses in that county today than ever before in its history. Scott Brannan is working ten head
from two years-olds with trials of 2:30
to Allacia, trial 2:00. Harrie Jones has twenty head of some of the best iti the country. Riley Nebro has several good ones and Mike Kelley is wintering five head of good prospects. Clyde
Nebro has three head with trials of 2:23, time 2:12. Clell Maple is work
ing five head. He has one Haven Wilkes that this year, as a three-year-old, could go in 2:15; a four year-old that could do 2:15, a two-year-old, with less than thirty days work, that can show a 2:40 gait, and a yearling trotter which is said to have gone a quarter in 40 seconds, and an in 10 sec
onds. The last three named are by The Patchen Boy, 2:10"i, and all trot
ters.
Dick Wilson, one of the best reiiis-
men in the business, has nine head of Patchen Boys' with trials from 2:30
to 2:0K!i; also Rema W., trial 2:09"i;
Aileen Wilson 2:04. John Dagler has
eight head with trials from 2:40 to 2:14. George Weeks has Alex Williams, trial 2:14; Bessie V., trial 2:11. a Patchen Boy, stud, trial in race of 2:13s4 over half mile track and several good young things that can step fast. Thero is Charles Carr, who has the fast green pacer, Dollie Carr, that Clell Maple worked the past season, with a trial of 2:11, that has the earmarks of a 2:10 pacer for next year. Roy Carr has a good three-year-old-pacer.
Jerome Sampson has a three-year-
pacer, trial, 2:11, by Patchen
APPLICATIONS FOR POSITIONS ON LOCAL TEAM ALREADY ARE COMING IN FANS WILL DANCE ON DECEMBER 18.
Since the meeting of the promoters
of the proposed Indiana-Ohio league ia this city two weeks ago, no further steps toward the organization of the league have been taken. Manager Jessup of the Richmond club, stuted last evening that next week he would visit the various towns proposed for admission to the league and endeavor to complete the circuit. So far only four cities have been, granted franchises in the new league-. They are Richmond, Anderson, Bluffton and Van Wert, Ohio. Manager Jessup is very anxious to secure a
berth for Hamilton, O., in the new j league, but there is some doubt if he j can interest any financial backing j there, owing to the fact that Hamilton is represented in the K. I. O. league, j All the leading sporting men in Ham-1 iiton are interested in this team. The K. I. O. league plays only Sunday balK j Every effort will be made to place a team in Muncie. which would make an excellent baseball town provided a park near tue center of the city could
be secured. Marion will in all probability be included in the I. O. league as the traction interests in that city desire to have Marion represented by a team in a pood league next season. Lima, O., and Piqua, O., are also desired by the promoters o fthe league.
Every Department Full TO OVERFLOWING Don't Worry Over Christmas Gilts Come to Us
GET REAM IFOR TKIE
Manager Jessup is already beginning to receive applications from players who are anxious to catch on with the local club next season. Manager eJssup states tha he has as yet signed no players for next season. He will not attempt to secure players until the organization of the I. O. league has been completed. Many new faces will be seen on the Richmond team when it is organized.
CHRISTMAS that magic word which joins two hemispheres together in the joy of simple giving the one supreme day of the entire year, when "Good will to all men" ;s uppermost in every heart. This great store is filled with appropriate gifts for everyone for grandfather, grandmother, uncle, aunr, mother, father, lover, sweetheart, brother, sister, baby teacher, m.iid or manservant, for all the family and its friends-a world of beau iful appropriate things, gathered from every land and clime, making the selection of gifts a pleasure and a source of interest to everyone.
Baseball fans are preparing to turn out enmasse, for the dance to be given Wednesday evening, December IS, at the Coliseum. " This dance is to be given by the Richmond Amusement company to secure money to complete improvements at Athletic park. Women will be admitted without charge. To the person selling the most tickets to the dance a next season's pass to the grounds and grand stand will be given. To the one who sells the second most tickets a pass to the grounds will be given.
K12 75 SS 0 $8.00 55E2 " $18.00 UKMUl OtAA Solid Gold BolJdGold 75 cents $6-00 HKSolidGold GJnKFuUcJt RomaniSdKose Whoto&imari. Solid Gold , . Genuine ITuH Cut Diamond Rath Turquoise Enamel Bright Finish Bright and Row Finish JS0T2IU Ko.2168 No.21S Ho. '17 ho.UHU ho.lOSi ' '
We show a great variety of handsome rings of every description; Diamonds. Pearls, Sapphires, Rubies, Topaz, Turquois, Opals, and many other precious and semi-precious mounted rings. Also a large'llne of Signet Rings for Ladies and Gentlemen. Even the baby has not been forgotten in fact, we have every kind of a ring for every kind of a finger. EVERY ARTICLE SOLD IS FULLY GUARANTEED, AND WE'LL CHEERFULLY REFUND IF ANY ARTICLE PURCHASED DOES NOT PROVE JUST AS REPRESENTED
MONEY
MAIL ORDERS Promptly Filled Anything pictured here forwarded immediately, postage prepaid on receipt of the price and delivery guaranteed.
CATALOGUE FREE CATALOGUE FREE. If we have, not your name and address we should be glad to have them, so that we may send you our large new catalog; it is full of information you ought to have and attractively illustrated. '
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OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMES
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Boy. and Arleigh O., trial 2:23, trotter by Raven Wilkes; both are fast and promising horses. And there aio a number of other good horses in Rush county that will bring both fame and money to the county. A prominent local horseman, in summing up the business, said today: "Does it look like the horse industry is going backward or on the de
cline in the least? Look at Thursday's sale at Madison Square Garden, New York, where 170 head of ligft harness horses sold for a total of $151,551 or an average of $1,295 per head. In that number were four yearlings that brought $1,000, $1,250, $1,550 and $2,550. Does it look like it pays to handle baby trotters, when they will bring such prices as they have been of late? Indiana has produced the fastest stallion in the world, and all that remains to make it a clean sweep is to produce they fastest gelding. I wonder how many have stopped to think
; of these great achievements of our
state."
JUNIORS DEFEAT UPPER CLASSMEN
First Game of Inter-class Games Played.
FRESHIES SCORE VICTORY.
Geoineff Theatre Tomorrow NngM. The greatest eomedy ever seen in Richmond.
In the first of the series of class games which will be played at Earl-j ham this year, the Juniors defeated; the Seniors by a score of 41 to 13. The : 1 Juniors have the strongest lineup of; any team in school and they will prob- j j ably head the percentage column. The : j game between the Freshmen and ! j Sophs was nip and tuck throughout, j finally resulting in a victory for the i Freshies, the score being IS to 15. ' i These two teams are very evenly : ! matched, both teams having several ! ! excellent players.
LEAGUE STANDING. ; Played. Won. 'Juniors 1 1 Freshmen 1 1 i Sophomores 1 0 'Seniors . .. 1 0
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