Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 89, 14 May 1908 — Page 3

PACE THREE. F. C. FG3DEDaE!ft & 0. AT THE COLISEUM AT THE COLISEUM The greatest May Festival of Real, Genuine, Bargain-Giving Price Slashing ever know is now going on at the Coliseum. 111 Y

TUE RICHMOND PAL1ADIU3I AND SUX-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, 3IAY 14, 190S.

Started off with a rush. Hundreds of people attended the opening day (today). Everybody was pleased Why shouldn't they be, when such bargains as we are quoting. For we must move the goods. It is our last and only chance, and your last and only chance to get your selection from a $15,000 Stock of Shoes, Clothing, Underwear, Mats, Caps, Shirts, Neckwear, Etc., at Prices Marked Down Wext to' Nothing.

Here Are Some Inviting Specials For Every One to Consider

One lot of 220 men and boy's summer suits, coats and pants. Lot 1 worth $7.50 and $12.46 for $2.98

One lot of the renowned Hurley Shoe, worth $5.50 and $6.00, at only

All our popular Tehrune Shoes, including Oxfords, tans, patent leathers. Worth $4 for only

One lot of dress shoes, assorted lots, worth from $1.50 to $3 at

One lot of men's cloth hats, worth 75c and $1.00, go for only each

6c

One lot of men's $2.00 hats go at only

98c

One lot of boy's stylish telescope hats worth 75c to go for

39c

Men's Clothing, Pants, Overcoats,

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at almost your own prices at the EUM SALE.

Men's Odd Pants for DRESS go as follows: $2.00 Pants go at $1.39 $2.50 Pants go at 1.69 $3.00 Pants go at 1.88 $3.50 Pants go at 2.29 $4.00 and $4.50 Pants 2.72 $5.00 Pants go at 3.19 1 lot Men's Summer Coats, worth $1.50, $2.00 and

$2.50 go at 26c lot Boys' Summer Coats, worth $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50, go at 29c lot Blue Serge Coats worth $5.00, go at $1.88 Lot Blue Serge Coats and Vests, worth $5.00, $6.00 to $8.00, go at $2.87

Any Overcoat in the at just half off. $1.50 Coats go at. $2.00 Coats go at . . $3.00 Coats go at . $5.00 Coats go at . $10.00 Coats go at $15.00 Coats go at $18.00 Coats go at

Coliseum 75c 98c ...$1.49 ...$2.50 ...$4.95 ...$7.49 ...$9.00

$20.00 Coats go at ...$9.77 $25.00 Coats go at.. $12.23 1 Lot of Young Men's LONG PANTS SUITS, age 15 to 20 years. Suits worth $12.50, $15.00 and $18.00, go at $2.88 and $3.87. Wonderful bargains.

Men's and Boys' Furnishi at your own price

One Lot of Children's Sweaters 50c Sweater for 26c 75c Sweater for 39c $1.00 Sweater for 39c $1.50 Sweater for 63c The balance of all our 50c heavy and medium weight Underwear goes at 25c, just Off.

100 dozen Straight Standing Linen Collars, four-ply, silver brand go at 1c each. All Children's wash.headwear must go. 25c Caps go at 15c 50c Caps go at 31c 75c Caps go at 42c 1 Lot Boys' and Men's Caps, worth 50 and 75c go at 9c

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Coliseum, N. 7th St., Phone 1569

TICKETS UNDER LOCK AND KEY

No Mail Orders for Republican Convention Tickets Filled.

DEMAND UNPRECEDENTED.

CHAIRMAN NEW THINKS THAT IT IS DUE TO UNIVERSAL INTEREST THAT IS BEING TAKEN IN POLITICAL GAMES THIS YEAR.

Chicago, 111., May 14. Harry S. New, republican national chairman, wishes to announce to the world that the ticket windows for the big show will Hot be opened until 48 hours before the doors of the Coliseum are opened. Until then the tickets will rest in a safety deposit box, and no mail orders rill be filled. The fortunate persons who secure .amission to the convention will get their tickets from the. National committeeman of the state from which they come. No tickets will be given tut from the National committee head

quarters. "The person who gets tickets will have to come to Chicago for them," taid Mr. New, "and they will have to get them from their National committeeman. The sooner this is undertood the better. It's going to be the biggest crush in the party's history. " By locking up the tickets and keeping them under key until just before the convention opens the National committee hopes to be able to prevent forgeries. The demand has been unprecedented and indicates that the republicans of the country believe the 15)08 convention as a spectacle will be worth traveling from the furthest end of the country to see. Mr. New and Secretary Dover have been at a loss to understand the reasons for the great rush for admission, but have come to the conclusion that it is indicative of the tremendous interest which has been aroused by the campaign and of the general belief that the fight for the nomination will reach its climax in the convention itself.

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JUSTICE SNATCHED AWAY FROM STATE

Marion Man Convicted, Goes Home and Suicides.

Marion, Ind., May 14. Erastus Brewer, aged o. years, declared guilty of having tried to kill his nephew. Earl Underwood, went to his home and drank carbolic acid. He died a few minutes later. Sentence had not been pronounced.

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gate the subject.

GAMBLERS ALARMED

Probable Their Extensive Operations in Pittsburg Will Cease.

INDICTMENTS RETURNED.

Pittsburg, Pa.. May 14. Alleging that rich men of Pittsburg and vicinity within the last few years have been bunkoed out of not less than $l,O0,000 by card sharps. District Attorney Harry Goehring, of this city, acting in conjunction with District Attorney Jerome, of New York, has opened his batteries and the greatest gambling sensation in years is now promised. Quietly yesterday afternoon Goehring had rushed through the grand indictments against Frank T. Thompson and F. B. Ranger, of Pittsburg and New York, alleging that they conspired to defraud D. C. Davis, a rich banker of Marietta, Ohio, out of immense sums of money. The defrauding is alleged to have taken place through a crooked card game in a New York resort more than a year ago. Though this is not a new charge it opens up a line of attack and sensations galore are promised. The quiet announcement. that Thompson and Ranger had been indicted caused the greatest consternation among gamblers when it was made known here this morninig. Goehring declares that, ho has scores of names and amounts showing that hundreds of thousands of dollars have gone into the maw of the gamblers and he is simply using the case of Davis as an opening wedge.

BOARD OF REVIEW TOJEGIN WORK Personal Property to Be Considered, Beginning June 1.

It will be but a short time, until the

troubles of the board of review start

The board will begin its sessions, June 1. It will be composed of the l county assessor, treasurer and audit

or and two free holders, v bo a4o be appointed by the judge of thS'Circuit court. Judge Fox has not announced his selection. The sessions of the board will not be as numerous this year as usual owing to the fact only personal property will be considered. Real estate valuation not

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STATE CONVENTION

OP T. P. A. T

E. E. Lebo Candidate for the Presidency.

Amusements

THEATRICAL CALENDAR.

GENNETT. Week of May 1 1 Vaudeville. May 29 Al. G. Field's Minstrels. NEW PHILLIPS. May 14 and 15 Burlesque.

Vaudeville at the Gennett. Attention of the children is called this week to the Special matinee given for their benefit on Saturday at the Gennett, in vaudeville. This is due to the fact that two juvenile performers are on the bill this week and their work will be of special interest to the children. For that matter, the children will find the entire bill quite entertaining.

Monte Carlo Girls. At the New Phillips tonight and Friday night vaudeville lovers will find six entertaining acts including: Truehart-Dillon and Burke, singing comedians and dancers. Lew Golden, "The Hebrew Count,'' Vera Marte, operatic soprano soloist, John P. Burke eccentric Irish comedian, Annie Goideu, dainty singing soubrette, Eva Sullivan and May Burns, novelty entertainers. The company numbers 25 people the majority being young ladies who will appear in some handsome costumes and offer with the assistance of other memb" the latest songs and musical ensemblm

HE WANTS GRANITE

Hanly Thinks Limestone Not Suitable for Tippecanoe Monument.

West Baden, Ind., May 14. The annual state convention of the Indiana division, T. P. A., will meet here Friday and Saturday, where it met last year. The sessions will be in the hall of the Springs hotel, on the third floor. Twenty-one independent posts will be

represented, and there are 2M( regular-

ly appointed delegates, besides which many members of the association will come in an Individual capacity. During the meeting sixty national delegates will be selected. There are three active candidates for the presidency; J. G. Gierhart, Anderson; E. E. Lebo, Richmond, and A. V. Bryan, Marion. J. B. Webbe, president of the state association and W. D. Chambers, secretary, will report today. The principal address will be delivered by W. R. Johnson, Knoxville, Tenn.

REPORT IS FILED BY HIM.

Indianapolis, Ind., May 14. In a report filed with the war department at Washington, giving his side of the controversy between the advocates of the use of Bedford stone and granite for the proposed Tippecanoe Battlefield monument, Governor Hanly stated that he had appointed a special commission to examine the Soldiers' and Sailors' monument here. This monument is one of the handsomest in the world, but Governor Hanley's expert says that it is deteriorating under the influence of the weather. Word was received here tonight that the governor has gained his point, and that granite will be used for the Tippecanoe monument.

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OFF TO THE SAGE BRUSH.

The famous ruins of Tintern Abbey, Monmouthshire, England, are being restored as far as the four great arches are concerned, and more excavations are being made around it in the hope of finding other buildings.

Ivy growing over the walls of a house renders the structure cool in summer and warm in winter. It also keeps the walls dry. It is however, very destructive to woodwork, forcing the joints apart.

Ladies, don't fail to visit Knoll$nberg's Waist Department Friday and Saturday and select a choice Net Waist at the low Drice of $3.38.

Residents of Henry county have taken to the sage brush to avoid the service of warrants by the sheriff or his deputies. The grand jury completed its work and returned a large number of indictments. Ever since some Henry countians have been afraid of the light of day The sheriff is buey in

his search and ferreting the hiders out rapidly.

The greatest daily change of temperature to be found on the earth' surface is in Arizona. There is frequently a change of eighty degrees in twelve hours.

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