Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 354, 4 February 1908 — Page 8

KAGE EIGHT.

TnE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SLN TELKORAM, TUESDAY. FED I I" A HY 4. llOS.

Outing and Kimono FLANNELS Three Items That Deserve Careful Reading. The relation of these goods to your present needs is vital, and you have never seen prices move with a more resistless pull THEY'RE SELLING BIG. All 12'c and 15c Fancy Dark Outings Special Only 9c yard All 12c and 15c Fancy Light Outing Special Only 8c yard All 15c, 18c and 20c Kimona Flannels Special Only 12c yard Trade Winners of Today Are Trade Bringers Tomorrow COME! SEE!

CITY WINS ROUND

EVANGELIST H0BS0N.

Judge Wm. C. Converse Hasj Handed Down Oral Opinion On Meat Ordinance.

ARGUMENT TO DEMURRER. I

EB.NUSBAUM

Richmond, as a municipality, has won the first round in the preliminj.ries that are lead up to the test of the validity of the ordinance passed by the council soicf time a?;o requiring that a.11 meat sold on the Richmond market be federal Inspected. Following the arrest of C. L. Hunt, a prominent gruteryman. lor violating the ordinance, hi.s attorney. Wilfred Jessun. filed a plea in abatement, alleging that because of the failure of Mayor Richard Schillinger to .sign his name to the ordinance after it had been placed in the ordinance book, in 1) is own handwriting, it was invalid. After hearing the arguments on this by Mr. Jessup and by City Attorney

Thomas J. Study, Judge William C. i Converse took the case under advise- ; ment, withholding hi. opinion until ; this morninig. .Judge Converse, handed down an oral ; opinion yesterday ruling the plea in ' abatement, thus placing the ordinance i before the courts on its merits as it pertains to the regulation of the (sale of inspected and uninspected meat. ! Attorney Jessup has filed a demurrer to the complaint alleging that the ordii nance is unconstitutional and argni ment on the demurrer probably will be I heard on Wednesday. The city offi- . cials are well pleased with the progress they are making toward proving

tho ordinance a legal one.

PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS.

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in C to 11 days or money rct'undad. 30c.

JAPS NEW

WELCOMES RETURN

Feted in Rome and He Pays a Compliment.

CONSUMPTIVE TEACHERS TO GO OUT OF SCHOOLS

Evansville School Board to Conduct Examinations.

Rome, Feb. 4 Baron Takahira, who has been made Japanese ambassador to the United States and who is about to leave here for Washington, was sufficiently recovered from his recent illness to attend the dinner given in his honor last night by Lloyd C. Griscom,

the American ambassador. j . The baron has filled the post of Jap- j

enese minister to Italy. Among those attending the dinner was Foreign Minister Tittoni. Speaking of his new post. Baron Takahira said that in returning to the United States he felt as though he was going home, as he was at one time minister of his Government at Washington. He re

marked that, the dinner of last night i

was a forerunner ot ine traditional hostility of the United States.

UNION KEEPS ABREAST OF TIES

Local Typographical Organization Well Organized.

At the meeting of the Richmond Typographical union, three new members were admitted. They tire Ray Howell. Edward Brower and Mr. Downey. Tho union also expressed its preference for international officers. Richmond has an active and well conducted typographical union that keeps fully abreast of the times in its particular field. The local union is one of the best organized and conducted in the city.

WA ft

The evangelist is arousing great interest among members of the local -Methodist churches and the religious movement may spread to all churches in the city.

GREAT BANDMASTER

John Phillip Sousa Who Will Be Here Will Give Musical Event of Season.

DOES MOT ASPIRE TO NOISE

Evansville, Intl., Feb. 4. The Evansville School board has decided that

jin the future no teacher will be eni-j

i ployed to teach in the city schools

who is unable to pass a most rigid physical and medical examination. This order grows out of the fact that there are now several teachers in the local schools who are suffering front consumption. They were employed before the present school board went into office and the members of the board do not see how they can break the city's contract with the teachers. The afflicted teachers will not be employed when their contracts expire and the board will see to it that hereafter only tho physically strong will be given positions in the school.

INCREASE OF RATES AFFECTS COMPANY

Loss of Business, But There Is Always Long Waiting List.

John Philip Sousa, the celebrated bund master and composer, will appear in the Coliseum, Monday evening, FeJj. K. and judging from present indications it will be one of the chief music- ! al events of the season. In an incredibly short time Sousa litis attained to the peer of band directors, a position which the musical world is fast appreciating. Sousas band is not one of those aggregations that aspires to "noise." on the contrary it is the most thoroughly artistic congress of band musicians on the American continent. . Artistic but not classical, Sousa is al-! ways sprightly, virile, full of life and energy. It is safe to say that all who have heard him will want to hear him again, while those who hear him for j the first time will be so enthusias-j tic as to find it difficult to suppress a j desire to throw their hate into the j

air and cry "Three cheers for Sousa!" This season has been one of the most successful in the fifteen years' history of the organization. Everywhere, they have appeared, hundreds are turned away from the doors and the S. R. O. sign tells the tale.

1908 NEW VOILE PANAMA 44 IN. WIDE $1.25 VALUE ALL COLORS AT ONLY 98c

We arc here with the goods just as represented. They are open lor your inspection.

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GOODS AT EY1ELL EMD PRICES

Thank You. Call Again

1908 NEW DRESS GOODS WOOL 36 IN. WIDE ALL COLORS 27c

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Open Evenings.

Corner 9th and Main Sts.

Shredded Fodder and Clover Hay OSY1ER G. WHELAN Feed and Seed Store 33 S. 6th St. Phone 1679

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DR. A. O. MARTIN

Substantial and Artistic Dentistry Permanently located In rooms IS and 19. Colonial Building

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Foley's Oriuo Laxative is a new remedy, fin improvement on the laxatives of former years, as it does not gripe or nauseate and is pleasant to take. It is guaranteed. A. (J. L.ulu:n & Co.

A LEAP TO FAME.

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A NIGHT ALARM

If you suffer with indigestion, constipation, feel mean and cross, no strength or armetite. vrmr svstem iv;

AAorse than an alarm or Tire at mgnt j unhealthVj Hollister's Koekv Mountain is the metallic cough of croup bring-Tea makes the svstcm R-trong and lng dread to the household. Careful healthv 33c Tea .... Tai,,etsi. a. (:

Luken & Co.

Owing to the increase in rates that was made by the Home Telephone company under the provisions of the maximum rate clause of its ordinance, on January 1. there has been some loss to the company of subscribers, but as there is always a large waiting list, all such losses have been speedily replaced.

mothers keep Foley's Honey and Tar In the house and give it at the first sign of danger. Foley's Honey and Tar has saved many little lives and it is the only safe preparation for children as it contains no harmful drugs. A. G. Luken & Co.

SPECIAL SALE OF SLOP JARS AND BOWLS AND PITCHERS. Good covered stoneware Slop Jars vith bail, l!c: good stoneware bowls end pitchers, 49c. ILIFF'S STORE, th & Main Sts,

Antiquity it t,-i. Mortsage. The legal document known as a mortgage can be traeKl as far back as the lawn of authentic history. The montage conies directly down to us from the Romans, but its antiquity is much more remote than the Roman nation. The Greeks, Carthfiginia;in. l'erslans. Egyptians. Babylonians, ad kuew ot the mortgage and daily used it in their Nulness transactions. It is safe n

t-ny that the custom of giving men- 1

gaues is practically as old as set tied liUtucn society. New York American.

Grzy Mji.-s In W.iil Stret. "It ste!!ii-d To u.e down , New Ycr.i the other day."' remarked a Cleveland or who had just returned from the tut tropolls, "that one might almost rei ognize Wall street and the tiuanci.;! region by the number of gray haired young men you see. I had occasion t be In several offices on Wal! street the other day. r.nd 1 honestly believe more than half of the voting men I saw had gray hair. I noticed the same thing along the street. It may have been just a coincidence, but I couldn't help wondering if they would have been gray just assoon if they had teeu at Some other ganfe for the last few years." Cleveland Flain Dealer.

More Than Luck. "Do jou believe in special provirtenoe':'' "Sure! When I was a boy tho school I attended was struck by lightning one night and bnrnetl." "Nothing special about that."

"Oh, but it was just the night before

th circus came to town!" Philadelphia Ledger.

Stupid Fellow, "Mary said 'No' to me last night." a'.gWl Peter Sloman. "but I don't be lieve he could honestly udi why she did it."Oh. yes, she eoull." replied his cor.sin Kae. "She told me." "Oid she?" "Ye: she aid she didu't lliiuk voi d take 'No' for an answer.'- Philadelphia Press.

$10,000 SOU IS FILED Blf CREDITORS

Peck Brothers Bring Action Against Big Store.

Wilbur S., Herbert R.. and Wilbur S. Peck. Jr.. constituting a firm that is one of the creditors of Albert F. Rost and John D. Marshall, proprietors of the Rig Store, have filed suit in the circuit court on notes and tiecount, demanding $li .' v The n'.v'ntiffs are represented by Attorney Henry I". .Johnson.

Story of a Stuffed Cat In

Smithsonian Institution. In the Smithsonian institution at Washington is a case containing a Btuffed cat A card attached to the case, setting forth the reasons why this particular feline is known to fame, gives ofliclal sanction to a tale that is in every respect as' remarkable as any emanating from the nature fakirs. The story of the cat is as follows: Many years ago, while the Washing

ton monument was still in an untia- J ished condition, an adventurous and patriotic cat ascended the interior of j the shaft by means of tho ropes and j scaffolding. When the workmen ar- j rived at the upper landing the next morning and began to prepare for the day's work the cat took fright and, . springing to the outer edge, took the : leap of over f00 feet to the hard earth ! below. 111 the descent, which was watched ' closely by the workmen, the cat spread j herself out like a flying squirrel, fell

t slowly and alighted, as cats always do, i on all fours. After turning over on the ! soil a few times as If dazed she pre- ', j pared to leave the grounds. She had j proceeded almost beyond the shadow 1 of the monument when a stray terrier j j pounced upon and killed her. j I One of the workmen rescued the rej mains of the cat and turned them over ' to the Smithsonian Institution, which caused the skin to be mounted and

I placed under the glass case. Youth's

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Drinking Blindly Willi your eyes hhut, a.- it were, is a very grave mistake. Every peraon should discriminate as to what they drink, as well as eat. Many beverages are best loft ntltasted, but when you gt Richmond Export beer, you know nu hav- a drink that is healthful, wholesome and pure. Minck Brewing Co.

LEAVE YOUR ORDER FOR COAL with us if you want it filled promptly with fuel that will "make good" in stove or furnace. Our coal comes from tho best mines, has a huge percentage of burnable material, Is carefully cleaned and screened, Is full weight to the ton and is delivered where and when you want it. H. C. BULLERDICK & SON, 529 S. 5th St Pbone 1235.

SOUND WAVES.

farpenfers

m- .ts. m m a m &.

Wfl 'liquid

VVc carry a full line. Pilgrim Bros. Cor. Fifth and Main. Warehouse : 619 S. 9th St.

A Frenchman. Raphael Dubois, reports to the Academy of Sciences the results of experiments with phosphorescent animalculae in producing illumination useful to man. By cultivating in suitable media a la; ge number of micro-organisms capable of emitting light M. Dnoois sinceeecied in iilumi!'.i.tiug a room with a degree of inte:i.-i-ty about "-qua! to that of moonlight. No radiation of heat appears to attend the production f this ph.io'sogieai light.

Rome's Gormandizin j. The decline of a nation commences when gormandizing begin?. Rome's coilape was well under way when staves wore ihrnwn inoj the eel pits To increase the gamy flavor of the eels When they came upon the table.

Filial Obedienct. Ilarold." she murmured in his ear. "mamma says I mustn't encourage you to cwine here so often, and I have to do as ehe tells me. of course, but you don't need any encouragement do you, dear?"'

Success has a gTeat tendency to conceal and throw a veil over the evil deeds of men. Demosthenes.

How poor are they that have u p tIQ.hake!9are.

During the last three months the number of fire alarms in New York city has been nearly double that of the preceding quart er. While they wre then averaging about thirteen a

iBeware of Ointments for Ca

tarrh That Contain Mercury. as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell an.1 completely derange the vhole system when entering it through the mucous surface.-'. Suh

artii lts Fhoul i never be used except I

on prescripluuis from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, majiufatured l.y F. J. Cheney v- Co.. Toledo, O.. contains no mercury, and is taken internally, actinsr directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buyingHall's Catarrh Cure be sure you net The penuine. It is taken Internally nui made in Toledo. Ohio, by J". J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free. So'd by Prus gists. Trite 7."-- per V-iftle.

Take Hails family fills for cor,5U-

Tha Way They Are Deflected by Atmospheric Causes. One of Uncle Sam's scientists at Washington gives an interesting ex

planation of the action of the wind in ! preventing the spread of sound toward the direction from which the wind comes. It is, he claims, not the wind, 8S

I such, that prevents sound from trav

eling against it. but differences in the strength of tho wind. If. for Instance, the wind is stronger above than below or stronger t one tide. Its effect will 1 to Til: the sound waves in one direction or another. Iuft'erenees c.f temperature in the ah also cause deflection of the waves of sound. Other atmospheric causes exist which deCect sound from a straight course aud prevent it from golns as far in cerTftin directions as It may have teen expected to go. j Some of the sirens iu this country, says the scientist, produce sounds which ought theoretically to be audible at a list.ince of 1.50O miles, but, in fact, the authorities are satisfied If. they are heard only two miles away, j The reason .for the discrepancy be-; tween calculation and experiment was j probably atmospheric deflection of the ! sound. Minneapolis Journal.

Richmond Trust Co. Capital $250,000 Surplus 25,000 Liability of Stockholders 250,000 Security for Depositors $525,000

DIRECTORS

John B. Dougan Jonas Gaar Edwin H. Cates Elgar G. Hibberd Charles H. Land Henry Gennett

John M. Eggemeyer George L. Cates Howard Campbell John J. Harrington George H. Eggemeyer Adam H. Bartel

PALLADIUM WANT ADS. PAY

We Raise Unequalled Bread and bake it to perfection, too, y because we use materials that are pure, and fresh, have clean mixing troughs, kneading boards and ovens, and men if huge exerienco for every part cf the process. Same true ot rolls, pi and cakes. Sample order, please.

Zvvissler's

BAKERY and RESTAURANT

908 Main St. Pbone 1656.

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February 1st to

01 a Good Shoe Store uc" J iVlu

Ladies $3.00 Shoes $3.50 Ladks' $1.50 Shoes 3.00 Ladies' $2.50 Shoes 1.75 Ladies' $1.75 Shoes 1.25 Men's $3 Florsheim make $3.75

Men's $4.00 Shoes 3.50 Men's $3.50 Shoes 3.00 Men's $3.00 Shoes 2.50 Good Shop Shoes, $1.23, $1.;.0, and $1.73 During This 10 Days' Sale.

All Children's Shoes Included At Special . Low Prices

On the various car lines of New York city, including the steam, surface, subway and elevated roads, there is an averac1 of tenty emnluypp injured a

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