Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 90, 15 May 1908 — Page 10

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AINU SC-TK INGHAM, FRIDAY, 5TAY 15, 1JXJS.

PAGE TEX. FIGHT BEING WAGED Special Grocery Mention SUMMER 1908 STRAW HAT SEASON pedal Extra BETWEEN THE LEADERS 4 Mice ftrtlHin naHicmart Hoc Takon Firct Ploro in UMinn 1 3 Contest by the Narrow Majority of 66 VotesOthers May Soon Make Large Gains. ft

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Yoar New Straw Hat is Here The first signs of summer in the Hat Department. Merely to announce their arrival and invite you to see them or pick one from the many new and interesting styles. Straw Hats all the way from $1.00 to $5.00. Panama Hats $5.00 and $6.00. Richmond's Hat Store RosenMoom,Bimtin &Co. 82S Main Street.

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Grape Fruit, good size 54s. heavy, bright fruit. Saturday only Per Doz. $1.00 Per Half Doz. 60c The same sized fruit usually sold at 15c. each. Dressed Chickens and Turkeys Extra Fine Tennesee Strawberries

STEAMER BETWEEN DETROIT AND BUFFALO ON WHICH THE PAL

LADIUM PARTY WILL TRAVEL.

GIRL IN HIS POWER

Officers of Three States Pursuing Man Who Kidnaped Girl.

THE CITY HEWS IN BRIEF

MOVEMENTS MYSTERIOUS.

Hattiesburg, Miss.. May 15. Officers of thsee states, Georgia, Arkaa

eas andiMississippi. have been called upon to take up the pursuit of Sam Rhodes, an itinerant photographer and fanner, who, with an army rifle across his lap. is flying across the Southern States, carrying off seventeen-year-old Emma Thomas, whom he has kidnaped and holds in captivity, having deserted his wife and three children back in Georgia, lie has been pursued for some distance

through the country, but he has been "able to keep ahead or to double back on his pursuers. A large reward has "been offered for his capture. On April 1 Emma Thomas, the daughter of a neighbor, disappeared, and it was several days after that before it was discovered that she had been carried off forcibly by Rhodes. The couple have been seen several times and they have invariably occupied the same position, the girl sitting behind the man, who drives along with his rifle across 'his knees, a double precaution to prevent the girl from escaping and to defend himself against pursuers.

WANT NEW TRIAL

Miss Goldie Dadisman of this oily has made a gain of more than 0,000 n votes since yesterday in the Palladium's Niagara Falls voting contest and S5

has succeeded Miss Ida lieeson in first place. Only ;6 votes separate the

two leaders, both of whom have passed beyond the ;;o,000 mark. The other

contestants are in thu nuv to the finish and may be expected to make

large gains.

The regular ballots will appear In each issue, entitling the lady voted

for to one vote. Remember you can enter the contest any time you wish

to, so "get busy and Keep busy." The conditions of the contest are as fol

lows: CONDITIONS.' One year's subscription, paid in advance entitles the lady voted

for to 2,500 votes

One six months' subscription, paid in advance entitles the lady

voted for to 1,000 votes

One fifteen weeks' subscription, paid In advance entitles the lady

voted for to 500 votes

One month's subscription, paid in advance entities the lady

voted for to 100 votes 3

Spring Onions, Fresh Asparagus, Fancy Egg Plants, Green Beans, Breakfast Radishes, Fancy Cucumbers, New Potatoes,

Young Beets, Green Mangoes, Home Cauliflower, Young Peas, Spring Spinach, Fresh Celery, Ripe Tomatoes.

Just think, 500 yds. Silks, making a lot of 20 pieces of choice Spring styles, sale price 33 1-3c cents. HENRY COUNTY HAS MONTE CARLO

Little Town of Mooreland the Scene of Gambling.

Dr. Grant was at Indianapolis yesterday. $1.25 Cincinnati Excursion, Sunday,

May 17th, Pennsylvania Lines. Train leaves Richmond, 7 a. m., Central Time. 13-15-U Mr. C. V. Rarnes was in the city yesterday on business. Peach cobbler Ice Cream at Price's. You will like it.

Miss Edith Bowman of Cambridge

City will spend Sunday in this city.

Crushed fruit Strawberry Ice Cream

and six other popular flavors at

Price's. The Eastern Star will give the floral degree work tomorrow evening at their lodge rooms in the Masonic hall. Get a box of Price's Chocolates to take with you. E. M. Sellers, chief of the state insurance inspection bureau, has accepted the invitation to address the Richmond Commercial club, the evening of June Sth.-

Turtle Soup Saturday afternoon and night at Fred BroL"smn'o 15-2t

rcii I ijj o. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hollopeter and daughter of Centerville. were guests in this city yesterday. Big reduction on every hat in the store. Mrs. C. A. Brehm. 35 X. Sth. Lost, strayed or stolen Fine bay mare with halter on. and one white hind foot. Finder notify Nathan Edwards, Economy, Ind. lo-lt

Numerous Indiana cities are following the example set by Richmond and are arranging to have yard cleaning days. Mnneie and Anderson are the two latest cities to adopt this scheme. The last chance for fresh oysters at Trice's. Turtle Soup every Saturday all day at Ed Muey's, Mo. 20 S. 6th street. Superintendent Xettleton Neff and staff left this morning on the annual inspection trip of the division. They will go by special train from Richmond to Cincinnati.

Sweet juicy late t lorida VJranges at Price's.

Attorney for Rush County Mur

derer Asks It on . eral Points.

Sev-

TAKEN UNDER ADVISEMENT.

Rushville, Ind., May lo. County Attorney Gates Sexton, who was appointed by Judge Will M. Sparks of the

Rush Circuit court, to defend Leslie

Bundrant, charged with the murder of

Charles Coleman several weeks ago, is

asking a new trial for his client on the grounds of an unfair verdict. Bundrant was sentenced by a jury last Monday to be hung after he had entered a plea of guilty. The case was called to trial and a jury impaneled. Bundrant. directed his attorney to enter a plea of guilty. Judge Sparks then instructed the jury to find the defendant guilty and recommended a sentence of life imprisonment. The jury, however, after being out one and one-half hours and balloting eight times, returned a verdict of guilt and fixed the penalty at death. In his motion for a new trial Attorney Sexton contends that the. verdict as returned by the jury is contrary to law,' that the sentence was imposed on insufficient evidence, and that the sentence was contrary to an implies! agreement that if Bundrant pleaded

guilty he would be given a life sentence. Judge Sparks has the motion under advisement.

Goldie Dadisman, 402 S. 12th street Ida Beeson, Greensfork R. R. 22 Lucie Benton, Fountain City Jennie Wine, 1117 N. G street Goldie Myers, Centerville R. 1 1 Rosa Kuehn, 17 South Sth street ... Maude Pettibone, 409 N. 16th street Elsie Wyatt, 1114 N. G street Marie Hodskin, Cambridge City Hattie Lashley, Centerville . Adda Study, Williamsburg, Ind. Estella Coates, 201 N. Sth street . . Ethel Wysong, Lynn, Ind Lena Cornthwaite, Cambridge City . Ruby Hodgin, 25 South 7th street .. Charlotte Young, 724 N. 8th street

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.21,853 .19,275 .13,738 .12,193 10,475 . 9,104 . 6,100 . 5,106 . 4,113 . 3,273 . 2,609 . 2,601 . 2,601 . 1,895

Fancy Large Cuban Pineapples Jumbo Bananas, Fancy Navel Oranges, Baldwin Apples, Fancy Lemons, Ginger Ale, Rose's Lime Juice, Lemon Juice. Gluten Flour

Exclusive agents for S. & II. the best made.

Three Phones JOHN M. EGGEMEYER, 4th. and Main Streets.

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Loper, Dentist,

Of Colonial Building, is located over Meyer's Cigar Store. Main Street.

GRAND ARMY TO

BURY

MOOR

New Castle, Ind.. May 15. The recent grand jury in. its investigations, found evidence of a little Monte Carlo in Henry county at Mooreland, a small

town in the northwestern part of the j county. So far, there have been six I arrests and nearly $'. paid out in fines by those who were connected ; with the gambling. Two of the men ; were arrested in Randolph county, : where they had gone after the jury be- j pan its investigations. Among those who paid fines were William Kozelle. !

Ss.20: Charles McCall, $lti.v. and j John Wine, $22.50. It is understood j Dublin. Ind., May 13. The funeral others who were implicated have left j Df Gideon Moore, who suicided Thursthe county. j day will probably be held at the

Friends' church Saturday afternoon.

Funeral of Dublin Man to Saturday.

LOCAL TEACHERS MAY GO TO CLEVELAND

National Educational Association to Meet There.

This Ballot Not Good Alter 5 p.m. May 22d

Palladium and Sun-Telegram Niagara Falls and Canada Voting Contest.

ONE VOTE COUPON

NAME

ADDRESS

Carrier Boys are not permitted to receive Ballots from patrons; put the name of the lady of your choice on this Coupon and bring or send to this office before the expiration of the above date or it will not be considered a legal vote.

Ballots Deposited Today Will Appear In Tomorrow's Count.

ADDITIONAL SOCIETY

Mrs. John Eggemeyer entertained yesterday afternoon at her home on South Fourteenth street, in honor of her mother. Mrs. Igelman. The hours were spent in a .social manner. A luncheon in several courses was served. The company was composed of elderly women.

EXPECT GREATEST DISTRICT CONVENTION

Democrats of Sixth Their Plans.

Laying

i ivioimey n I USE OUR MONEY 1 to ry your bills. We have plenty to loan at all times and vill ( be glad to accommodate you. We loan on household goods, horses, wagons and other personal property of value without removfj al. And you can have from one to twelve months to pay back your loan in weekly or monthly payments to suit your salary. If you are in need of money fill out this blank and mail it to us. Our agent will call on you. Date 2 Your full name Wife's full name Address, St. and No Amount Wanted vTT g Kind of security you have f . . ' - y I Richmond Loan Co. 2 Room 17 Over NusbaunVs 721 Main St. g Home Phone 1545. Richmond, Ind. g MONEY 2

Shelbyville. Ind., May 15. The com-

4 ' 1 1 A beautiful spring flower reception i work for the democratic congressional j was piven yesterday afternoon by Mrs. I yer i f h g. . ,d,.n, dl

Horace Chipman Starr and Miss Ma- j rie Starr at their home on North Penn- j trlct- hich wlU be held m this city j sylvania street in honor of Mrs. Wil- Wednesday, June o. have begun their j liam Thompson Starr of New- York, work and it is expected that this will j formerly Miss Elsie Moore of Mel- f. larPKt flttPTlriH rim3,i:

office i bourne, Australia, a recent bride. The j .

t ...... , intn a wrHon of 1 cunsresMunai contention neia in me,

vertising matter, which is being mail- j green and white spring blossoms, the : Sixth in many years. Thomas R. ' ed to the teachers of the state by ; reception room being lovely with its Marshall, candidate, for Governor on j

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BEE HIVE

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It is expected a number of local teachers will attend the meetings of the National Kducational association at Cleveland. June 29 to July 3. Supt. T. A. Mott of this city is director for

the state of Indiana. At his

Miss Ella Winchester.

DETECTIVES GET REWARD.

The Barber You and your brother are such young men I often wonder why youre so bald. Cuttinghim If you'll promise not to pay anything about it 1 11 tell you. The Barber I vron"t say a word. Cuttinghim (whis

pering) Onr hair fell out! Illustrated

Kit.

The Grand Army will have charge of the funeral.

Jcttth: Millions

use Gold Medal Flour Lvcretia.

i PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAX.

Kokomo, Ind., May 15. The $500 reward offered by the commissioners of Howard county for the arrest and conviction of the murderer of Fairy McClain has been paid to John W. Miller and Charles Strahle. of Ixgansport, the Pennsylvania railroad detectives who arrested Jesse Wotiey Osborn and turned him over to the authorities.

There Is no medicine so ate and at fhe same time so pleasant to take ad Dr. Caldwell's Syrnp Pepsin, the positive core tor all diseases arising

irora siomacn iroaow. 4Vam pnei

immense branches of dogwood and

dainty bridal wreath. The dining room was pretty, the decorations being entirely in yellow. For the center of the nolishen table there was a huge

I French basket filled with yellow iris, i maidenhair ferns and marguerites, enI circled with yellow candles. Mrs. Starr and Miss Starr were assisted in ! extending the hospitalities by a group

of young matrons and unmarried women." This afternoon a - second reception will be given by Mrs. Starr and Miss Starr in honor of their guest, who will visit them for several days. Indianapolis Star.

the democratic ticket, will be in at

tendance. The convention will be held in the city opera house. The first meeting will be called at l::j o'clock for organization and the nominations will be made in the afternoon, beginning at 1:3 o'clock.

Lktitia:

Gold Uedal

Flour makes

the whitest

RUSHVILLE GETS "GO BY." The Rushville Democrat is laughing at the consternation of Rushville citizens. Congressman Watson has se

cured an $SO,000 federal building for

Connersville and Rushville has been

given the "go by" in the public build

ing appropriations.

EXTRA SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY FANCY LARGE BULK OLIVES

in 1 quart Mason Jars

Plenty of Fancy Strawberries.

New Cauliflower New Cucumbers

New Peas New Beans New Potatoes New Beets New Carrots New Squash New Mangoes

Dressed Chickens and Turkeys.

New Onions New Asparagus New Spinach New Cabbage New Tomatoes

FANCY PINEAPPLES 10c 15c 20c