Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 14, 29 February 1908 — Page 8
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THE RICIIMOXD PALLADIUM AND SUX-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2ih 190S.
WILY BEATRICES AND
HELENS TO E
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MEN
Portland, Ind., Feb. 2i. The young men of Portland, of marriageable age, are forewarned. On Wednesday evening a conspiracy was entered into by a number of the young women of the city, who have grown tired of waiting for the exercise of that prerogative that is usually recognized m the eole right of man. Taking advantage of leap year, at a meeting at the home of one of their number, they organized a club to be known as "The Portland Leap Year association."' Each of the members as one of the conditions to the consideration of her application, was required to pledge that she would devote herself strenuously, to winning from his beloved bacheloi hood one of the backward, dilly-dallying or obstinate members of the opposite sex. During the remaining ten months of the year, it is expected that Daniel jupid will be busy in Portland. The girls have secured the name of several young men of marriageable age in the city. He is to be attacked by the use of all the ways and wiles Ivnown alone to the feminine heart, to draw him from his exclusiveness, and to convince him that it is better to snare his society, and incidentally the income of his daily work, with a winsome and altogether willing member of the fairer sex. Together with the names, the girls have in some instances secured photographs of their prospective victims. Opposite the names in the list is recorded the information concerning rach prospective victim. So far twen-
ty-two names adorn the register, followed by the following descriptions: That Awful List, 1. Attorney; got the ring and !s anxious to use it. 2. Driller: too gay. 3. Stock buyer; is easy
Reserved for a Presbyterian
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girl. .". Dentist; too fickle. ;. Druggist; got the "dough,"
difficult to "work." 7. Doctor; shy.
Elevator man; too old. Engineer; taken. Clerk; is easy, go after him. Bookkeeper; has a good job, but
is shy. 12. Widower; a retired farmer. l'.i. Bachelor; is a hard worker. 14. Artist; is very bashful. !.". Clerk; good salary and worth cultivating. 1. Harber; is entirely too gay, also a little old. 17. Bookkeeper; is very anxious and an easy catch. 15. A young farmer; worth any girl's time to rear. ISi. Meat cutter ;thinks he's a "lady killer." 'JO. Cornetist; rather pretty and appreciates it. 21. Candy store; still young and likely to be a good provider. 22. Good looking young man with good salary, but believed to be taken. The sponsor for tne auove list announces that other additions will be made from timo to time, as reports are made by the investigating committee, who are considering for places on the available list.
Delegates From Indiana National Convention Selected Today.
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FIGHT FOR PRINCIPLES.
Indianapoli, Ind., Feb. 29 Populism has been revived in Indiana, and yesterday the leaders began to gather for the meeting of their state central
WINS
MADISON COUNTY
The Opposition Is Defeated in Elections.
Anderson, Ind., Feb. 2'.t. The primary election held here litis t night to select delegates to the republican state convention resulted in tne selection of twelve Watson delegates in this city. There were two tickets in the field Watson and anti-Watson. Out of a total of l..'io4 votes cast in the four voting districts, Watson received 123. The
committee, wnicn was liem in mis city i number of votes cast represents about today. ' one-half the vote of Anderson townC. M. Walter of Rossville, secretary j ship, in which the city is situated. iha T.ftiifit m-nitinn . t ' The election passed quietly, there be-
, , T, , , , . . , . ' ing no challenges nor repeating. There the riavoool Hotel last, nieht. He was .
' - i were two nunareu or more voters asexpecting the arrival of Fred J. S. ' sembled at. each voting place when the Robinson, the state chairman. Sec-j polls were opened. Anti-Watson leadrotary Walter did not know where the I ers conceded the victory of Watson becommittee would meet today. He said ! fore the vote was half over- Thpy , . stated that when the churches and sathe matter of arranging a place of , . . . , , . . , . ., ., , 1 loons joined hands to defeat them it is meeting had been left to Flavius J- time to throw up the sponge. fVan Vorhis. "I haven't seen him yet," i Reports from other townships over eaid Secretary Walter, "and do not the county indicate that Watson has
know what he has done. I hope
received twenty-six delegates and
Chairman Robinson has arrived."
Charles W. Miller three. These three
The state committee today elected ! delegation be split Madison couudtlegates to the national convention ty wi spnd thirty.two delegates to the of the populists, which will be held in : convenljon 'St. Louis, on April 6. The Populists . '
will elect one delegate from each of the thirteen districts and will elect
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS.
two from the state at large. ; PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to "We are going to maintain our or-! cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleed-
ionization and make a fight for our principles," said Secretary Walter. I The middle-of-the-roaders declare that President Roosevelt is populistic in his principles. "If Roosevelt is nominated," said Walter, "I am in favor of every Populist in the country supporting him."
ling or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days ! or money refunded. 30c.
Stetson's $5.50 Shoes, $3.98. Richmond Shoe Co.
EXPERT DEMONSTRATION OF 0M0 DRESS SHIELDS.
fiOSCOE COOK GETS EXCELLENT POSITION
SULTAN OF SOUTH WARNS FOREIGN RESIDENTS TO SEEK SHELTER.
Mazagan, Morocco, Feb. 29 Owing lo the refusal of the governor of Mazaan to deliver the local garrison into the hands of Mulai Hand, the sultan of the south, Hafid has sent a circular letter to the foreign consuls here, notifying the foreign residents to seek shelter in their consulates, as he intends to attack the garrison. The gov
ernor and the garrison are Abd-el-Aziz.
iff
' L. tL rrnor and the garrison are loyal
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The Afew Spring Quarterly Style Book and How Richmond Women Regard It.
To hear the continual call for the Spring Quarterly stylo book, one wtKild almost conic to the conclusion that it was the only book printed that pertained to style and fashion. When the first lot of Spring Quarterly stylt books put in their appearance and were displayed in our windows, we noticed a broad smile on most every customer that isited our pattern counter. They had been waiting for this bright and snappy book of fashions, full of correct information concerning the advance t-ivle of dress. It's not the lteautiful cover on this book that created this enormous demand, but its one hundred pages of Spring stylo creations, beautiful f.ihion drawings, and its unlimited help to the home dressmaker and those learning to sew that made this a much sought for Intok of stylo know ledge. To successfully promote a cause, the cause must be right. This beautiful Spring quarterly is brought out to promote the sale of our LADIES' HOME JOURNAL. PATTERNS which have from 4 standpoint of merit, won their way into most every home in Richmond. The Spring Quarterly Style Book, worth at least 35c, including a Ladies' Home Journal pattern, worth 15c, all for 20c, at the pattern counter.
The Geo. H. Knollenberg Go.
MULAI HAFID.
ACCIDENT PREVENTED PLANS OF TERRORIST
St. Petersburg, Feb. 2!). The police tell of a recent effort of the terrorists to get at intended victims. Two handsome young men, they say, took lodgings in fashionable quarters and assumed passports of a Baltic baron and a Southern landowner. They played the roles of spendthrifts and participated in the debaucheries customary in the high life of the capital and succeeded, through their close acquaintance with officers of the guard, in gaining entree to the social events of a certain aristocratic house. On one occasion, the police say, the "Baltic baron" inadvertently dropped a revolver at a reception at which Premier Stolypin was due to appear. The premier, however, was then warn
ed by detectives and remained at home. The police made a search of the lodgings of the two men, but they had cleverly made their escape. That
the sentence of death imposed yester
day against Calvino, the Italian newspaper correspondent, and six other
terrorists, who were convicted of complicity in the recent plot upon the lives of Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch and M. Chtchegiovitoff, the minister of justice, will not be carried into effect without an effort being made to save them, was made manifest today when an appeal based on constitutional grounds and involving the competency of the Douma was lodged with Gen. Ilazenkempf, chief of the general staff.
The Incubator Season is now on full blast and we want everyone who is thinking of an incubator to come in and let us show you why the PETALUMA is the best. Pilgrim Bros. Cor. 5th and Main.
GRAND NAVAL DISPLAY IS PROMISED ' PEOPLE OP THE PACIFIC COAST
Forty-five American Fighting ! XanlLtont as Js aphip- y i the fleet. The ships, which inch
Vessels Will Be Lined Up in Magnificent Array.
In a section of our ground floor we've arranged for a special demon-
etration next week of Omo Dress j HHS Gone East tO Confer With Shields, by an expert sent out for this purpose. Omo Dress Shields are ab- i InSUranCC Men.
solutely impervious to moisture, positively odorless, readily cleansed, hy
gienic and very durable. The object 1 Roscoe Cook, a former Richmond j of the demontration is, to explain young man w ho has for the past year i thoroughly each feature of a really per- been employed at Indianapolis, has acfeet Dress Shield. The Omo has its j cepted a position with one of the;
own peculiar points of excellence; it largest insurance companies in the'
is interesting to know them all. Let j country and left last night for Hartthe demonstrator explain them to you. ford. Conn., the headquarters of this
iew
ips. which include
the sixteen battleships of Admiral Evan's squanrlron. besides the West Virginia and Nevr.da. the heavy 14.roO ton cruisers Tennessee, Washington, South Dakota. California. Pennsylvania. Colorado and Maryland, the cruisers Charleston, Milwaukee, St. Louis and Albany and the complement of torpedo hnatn and au-xiliarv shins will lip
Metcalfs promise to the people of the j anchored in the bay from Mission Pacific coast ot "the grandest naval wharf to Hunter's Point. This posi-
Washington, Feb. battle ship reaches about the middle of
2'.t. When the San Francisco April, Secretary
OUR GUIDE in choosing tho coal we sell you, is just "good judgment." We know the needs of our customers and buy accordingly. When you order your coal supplies from us, you are sure of getting exactly what is right for your purpose clean, clear-burning and long-lasting coal. H. C. BULLERDICK & SON, 529 S. 5th St Phone 1235.
2 Automatic Phones 1198-1199 Bell 190
BEE HIVE GROCERY
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Orange Sale! Orange Sale! Sweet Juicy Florida 20c
f Chickens, Turkeys and Ducks.
fancy milk Olives SUc ql. BEE HIVE COFFEE Cauliflower, Head Lettuce, Cucumbers, Mangoes, Tomatoes. Oyster Plant, Endive, Green Onions, Spinach, Rhubarb, Radishes, Celery, Carrotts, Strawberries. Huntley & Palmer Dinner BiscuitEducator Toasteretts. The finest of Coffees, sold only by us. Fancy White, fat, new Mackerel.
I Low Rates to : California t and North t Pacific Coast ; t Points : One Way Second Class Colonist Tickets, Via I C, C. & L. J f To California Points ! -$41 .55
SEE OUR SPRING LINE Usc Go'cARTS Nya'S' Wlllter C0Uflh .".at" Refn HASSENBUSCH'S WHITE PINE TAR. Contains no Alcohol. Chloroform or Opiates. 25c. CHICHESTER'SPILLS QUIGLEY DRUG STORE m JtftortS5 4th an(l Main. 1rv -!!V33 "'. . "itU Blua R ,. T1 ! Tto m vlhrr. Dny tf inr 17 fir !. A.ir in--in;.Tr.RH I - Jf lHAilM niiAMD PII.UL f i r SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE PALLADIUM WANT ADS. PAY
- MONDAY, MARCH 2 - Is the time to enter RICHMOND BUSINESS COLLEGE Ask for SPECIAL RATES to teachers and high school graduates. Call phone 2040 L. B. Campbell, Res. Mgr.
display in the history of the country" -will be realized. Plans for the "display" have been perfected in detail by tne Navy department. Forty-five American fighting ships will occupy Sanfrancisco Bay. The
tion is in view of both San Francisco and Oakland. Secretary Metcalf, a Californian. is allowing his native enthusiasm to dominate and is taking a personal interest in every detail of the plans be-
To Washington, Oregon, Etc., $41.55 These rates are in effect Mar. 1st to April 30th. From all points on C, C. & L. Railroad. For Particulars call C. A. Blair. Home Phone 2062.
secretary of the navy, aboard the j ing made.
Ask for the Dress Shield Brieflet; this tells the Ladies what they should know about Dress Shields. The Brieflet will be given free of charge. Do not fail to see the demonstration next week. THE GEO. H. KNOLLENBERG CO.
company. Mr. Cook will remain there about two months and will then bo placed in charge of either the Ohio. Indiaua or Illinois district. lie is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Cook. IK! South Fourteenth street.
WILL OCCUPY PULPIT Speaks at Fifth Street M. E. Church.
Upham's Swell Shod $4.00 Shoe, $2.98. Richmond Shoe Co. MORTGAGE EXEMPTIONS 10W ALMOST DUE
SKILLFUL
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JAPANESE COUNTERFEIT COIN
Walla. Walla, Wash., Feb. 2t.-That the Japanese are to be feared not only ac the "yellow peril' but as dangerous counterfeiters, ia the opinion of Frof.
B. N. Rooks
tne methods and practices of criminals engaged iu imitating the various issues of moiKj, paper, gold and silver. Perhaps no other living man has made so
of Washington, D. C. who thorough and systematic search. Prof.
Rooks is in Walla Walla for a few days. Already the government had had ex-
! porience with the Japanese, one of the
; Papers Must Be Filed During
March and April.
The Kev. Edward Thomas of Ander
Eon, and a former bartender who wus converted iu the great Hobsou nwt-
ling at Anderson last winter, will 'preach at the Fifth Street M. E. j The time is at hacd again for the church on Sunday morning. He is a fiiintc of morteaee exemntions Th
very attractive and effective speaker j must be fned during the months otliVucif. fhouini and all who hear him will be pleased March and April. Some people have P prescriptions f
for fourty-four years has been engaged
j in the study of government money, its criminal imitations, its care and its ! purity.
j tor neany ha-f a century, iror. f most dangerous counterfeits dfscover-jRookt-ha.- been identified with the i ed was a gang of shrew U orientals who (treasury department, and in studying j ,.VOrked undetected until a fortune had been accumulated. onl to finally land iRm.jiro ftf flmmontc fnr r .! into prison.
, UtKUl U Ul wtllUUvtlliJ IUI NU
tarrh That Contain Mercury.
and edified.
Boys', Girls' and Babies' week at Richmond Shoe Co. starts Tuesday morning, Mar. 17th. It will pay big to wait.
Made in three , Pathfinders.
sizes all 5 cents
! been under the impression that is Js
each year that one filing lasts as long as the mortgage exists. Some attor neys make a specialty of this work and many of them look after their clients' interests each year. In Wayne county taxpayers are savetf several thousand dollars each year by mortgage exemption.
The Japanese people are skilled in tho use of tools, anc many expert engravers have been found who could make imitation plates that could scarcely be detected under the most trying tests. The Russian government discovered a large counterfeiting scheme in its notes in which Japanese criminals are
& Co.. Toledo a. contains no wer- said t have cleared over $.0'O.OuO a
directly upon tne rKort ami mucous surfaces of the system. la buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you pet the genuine. It Is taken internally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by- F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free. Sold "by Druggists. Price 7 5c per bott!. Take Hall's Family rills for coasti-
as mercury will surety destroy the sense of smcl! and completely derange the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such
ever he used except
mm reputable physi
cians, as the damaere they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh
Cure, manutactured by k. j. Cheney
t'ew years ago, and the tact, nerve and daring with "which the plot was laid
ai d the scheme carried out almost paralyzed the business world.
If your dealer doesn t have a Patn-
The ourfs
uniformly recommend relia.ble Trust Companies as executors and administrators. This institution is more reliable, more prompt, more accurate and more businesslike than individuals in the pcrformur.ee of t-uch dufi-.". The making of your will is one of the mot important, things in life. Don't delay; consult us at once.
Richmond Trust Company.
Saturday, Monday and Tnesday will be shown at
The Star Pictorium
522 MAIN STREET
COLISEUM
Skating every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, morning, afternoon, evening Moonlight Souvenir Carnival Saturday Evening, February 29
Tk Hanrisa Of Life. Iafects and children are constantly needta? t axatire. It is important to know what to gi-n them. Their stomach and bowela are not strong enough for salts, purgative waters or cathartic pills, oowders or tiblets. Give them a mild, pleasant. ?entte. laxative tonic like Dr. Caldwell's ivrup Pepsin, which sells at tfct small
BY YOUR OWN FIRESIDE while enjoying your evening cigar and preparing for your sweet and peaceful slumber, a bottle of RichmoD'I Export beer ts a comforter, a soother and a pleasure. It is a beverage for the most refined palate, for it i pure and delicious Sn flavor, besides being wkoleme and Invigorating. Minck Brewing Co,
finder Cigar, ask him for
roe yrat rein3y tor yrm to have m tut faOUlS t i '