Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 110, 4 June 1908 — Page 8

TITE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1908. an L DRISCHEL THINKS HER BEAUTY WORTH A FORTUNE. CHAS. H. FELTMAM GNS PLACE

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Men's Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, medium and light weight, at 50c to $1.00 each. Men's Nainsook Shirts and Drawers, Sleeveless Shirts and Knee Length Drawers (very cool, for summer wear) at 50c and 75c each. Men's Union Suits, both long and short sleeves and knee and ankle lengths at $1.00 to $2.50 each. Men's Black, Tan and Fancy Sox at 15c to $1.50 a pair (great assortment). Ladies' Low Neck and Sleeveless Knit Vests, an extra good quality at 15c each or 2 for 25c. Ladies' Lisle, Silk Lisle, and Silk and Cotton Vests, both long and short sleeves at 25c to $1.50 each.

Ladies' knee length, lace trimmed, and ankle length Knit Pants from 25c to 75c each. Ladies' Black Cotton, Lisle and Silk Hose in medium and gauze weight at 5c to $3.00 a pair (great assortment). Ladies' Tan Hose, plain cotton and embroidered, at 15c to $1.50 a pair. Children's Black and Tan Hose, extra value at 15c to 50c a pair. Children's Black and Tan Hose, extra value at 15c to 50c a pair. Ladies' Gloves of various kinds and lengths in Black, Tan, White and Fancy colors, prices 25c to $2.25 a pair.

Visit our store Friday and Saturday and see the great layout of these popular and seasonable goods.

The Geo. H. Knollenberg Co.

STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.

Notice la hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of The Richmond Casket Co. will be held June 16th, at 2 p. m. at the office of The Richmond Casket Co., Richmond, Indiana. RICHMOND CASKET CO., Per Chas. C. Holcomb, Sec'y & Treas. jun4-eod-6t

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PINEAPPLES, PINEAPPLES Buy your Pineapples now for Canning. They are at their best. Call on us for price by the dozen. Pillsbury and Gold Medal Flour, Franklin Mills Entire Wheat Flour (all the wheat that's good to eat). Grape Juice and Table Waters. When you get ready to can Strawberries, see us. We are headquarters for Fancy Fruit. Fruit Jars and Jelly Glasses of all kinds.

PLANNED TO HAVE UNCLE JOE ARRESTED

Pittsburg Autoists Wanted to "Get Even."

rittsburg, Pa., June 4. "Uncle Joe" Cannon, speaker of the house of representatives, would have been arrested here had he attempted to move out of the city in his automobile, which did not bear a state license. Auto enthusiasts have been trying to have an act passed establishing a national licensing law. The house did not take kindly to it, and, as "Uncle Joe" was violating the law in not having a state tax when he drove into Pittsburg last evening, the autoists thought they would give him an object lesson and arrest him. But "Uncle Joe" left the city for Chicago by rail and the plot was foiled.

FAMOUS ENGLISH NOVELIST RETURNS

FALSE MIRRORS.

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Very few cities in the United States can show as many welldressed people as Richmond, a

4" large per cent, of the men hav4- lng their clothes made to order, j- Men can get fine suits made for 3! $13 or $1S when the same goods 3 a few years ago cost almost

twice as much. For seven years Emmons Tailoring Co. have

been making fine suits at $15 and $1S and the business has $

increased every year. They

4. are now showing the largest X stock they have ever shown. 4, Over 600 styles in spring suitings.

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Many Varieties Are Made For Specie' Baalnms Purpoiri. "It is not enough to make true mirors," the denier said. "If that we. all, ours would be indeed a simple buy ness. "Dressmakers nnd milliners requir mirrors of all sorts. They need, for c ample, a mirror that makes one loo taller and thinner. When they dre a fat, short patron in one of their no hats or suits they lead her to this in: ror, and she is so surprised and please with the change for the better in In looks tunt straight off she buys. "For masseurs I make a mirror that like a retouched photograph, bidv blemishes, wrinkles, scars. The mas seur takes the wrinkled face of sonrich old woman, steams It. thumps i pinches it and smacks It for an ho and then holds up to It the mirror th gives a blurred, blemish hiding refio tion. The woman think her wrinkk are gone and is happy till she get home to her own true mirror. "Altogether I make some twenty v.rieties of false mirrors. Salesmen nr. saleswomen in millinery and dressmni lng establishments can double an quadruple their business if they nr quick and deft in their selection of th mirror that flatters each patron best.' Philadelphia Bulletin.

Cambridge City Guardian of Law for Many Years Steps Down and Out.

AN AGGRESSIVE OFFICER.

This is a picture of Mrs. Hum

phrey Ward, t',a noted English novel

1st. who has just returned home after

a trin to Canada and the United

States.

HE WAS KNOWN FAR AND WIDE

FOR HIS CRUSADE AGAINST AUTOISTS WHO BROKE ALL SPEED LAWS.

After three years of service as mar

shal of Cambridge City, Darnel Dns-

chel has resigned. The town board

has selected John McKee as Drischel's

successor. There is at least one class

of persons who will sigh with relief

when it becomes known generally that Drischel has thrown down the reins

of office. This class is composed of

the automobilists. To them Drischel j

has been a terror by day arid a cemon by night. This has been because of

he eagle eye he has maintained on 1

their movements through his baili

wick.

Drischel was an aggressive officer I

of the law and automobilists were his

pecial prey. He measured off the

distance between the Big Four railroad tracks and the west end of the

bridge in East Cambridge. As the

merry auto party sped along Main

street it was ignorant of the fact it was being timed. If the trip between the two points mentioned was made faster than the time allowed by Drischel as proper within the limitations of the law. the marshal hastened to a telephone, called East Germantown, Centervllle and Richmond and notified

the authorities to stop the auto and hold the occupants until he arrived.

Usually it fell to the lot of the local

police force to make the arrests. If

permission were granted locally, Drischel would pilot his rarty back to

Cambridge City, and there arraign his

captives before the squire.

For the first two years that he held

office, Drischel was held to be one of the most competent officers of the law in the county. He was called up'u frequently by the sheriff or local po

lice to make arrests. He showed ab

solute fearlessness in the face of danger and was always a man to be re

lied upon. During the past year, however, charges were made that Drischel was not always showing proper

precaution and forethought in the conduct of affairs of his office. Matters

came to a climax when an attempt was

made to induce a wagonsmith at East Germantown to overcharge a local

man for repairs made to a vehicle. The plan, was frustrated, however, and

there was no violation of law accom

plished because of the failure of the

alleged scheme and the fact the money was not secured. The town board of Cambridge City investigated the affairs of Drischel's office. It has not been given out whether the resignation was voluntary on the part of Drischel, or induced by suggestions from the town board.

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New Footwear Short vamps, close soles, well raised and slim heels, insertions of suede and dull leathers, Pumps with just enough tie or button or fly to insure the Oxfords staying on, are what we will give you in choosing your spring and summer footwear.

Best and Newest in Women's Footwear

Mrs. Juana Brinckerhoff, whose picture is here shown, is suing her physicians for $50,nOO damages, because her beauty has been destroyed by X-ray treatment.

FEAR THAT GERMAN STEAMER IS LOST

Has Not Been Heard of Forty-five Days.

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Norfolk, Va., June 4. All hone has been abandoned for the German steamer Europea, which sailed from Hamburg forty-five days ago bound for Norfolk loaded with fertilizer. The trip should have been made in twentyone days. Nothing has been heard of the ship in forty days. She carried a crew of twenty-seven men.

THE. 'OCEAN" 1.1 NER."

Thw Chliiene Mir. To raise the Chinese sacred lily In water remove the brown dried skin and all the hard callous at the base of the bulbs. Do not separate the bulbs, but take a sharp knife and score the main bulb as though to quarter it, but do not cut more than a quarter of an Inch deep. Cut the offshoot also. This wastes the bulb, but develops the foliage growth. Arrange the bulbs in a glass bowl, steadying them with pebbles, bits of marble and shells; also put In broken charcoal to keep the water sweet. The water may be changed once or twice before they bloom. Place in a dark cupboard or closet for ten days until the roots are well started.

MAN! TROUBLES MARK

LIFE OF WM. ROST

Fined and Sent to Jail for Drunk.

Honnrkrrpina In Japan. I never could regard housecleanins; seriously in Japan, where the walls can be put aside by one- hand, where there is no particular furniture to wor ry one and where even the matting cau be laid and lifted without tacks or nails. But the Japanese housekeepers of my acquaintance rather resented my light attitude, assuring me, quite after the manner of housekeepers all over the world, that it is all very hard and requires much work oh. very much work indeed. Iu order to Justify my self to one housekeeper I drew a comparison of her own difficulties and those of an American woman, but the American picture seemed to her so terrible and she became so deeply sympathetic that I had to stop short to save bet feeUp&s. gouekeeEteTj . .

William Rost, who has appeared in city and circuit court frequently to answer to divers charges, was in city court this morning and upon a plea of guilty to the charge of public intoxi-

! cation, was fined : and costs. lie

went to jail. Rost has a suit in the circuit court for divorce from his wife Mary. He alleges cruel and inhuman treatment. Yesterday Mary filed a cross complaint and indications are that she intends to fight the application of William and if there is any divorce to be handed out she intends to secure it herself.

Wave Clouds. The atmospheric ocean surrounding the earth Is frequently disturbed by gigantic waves, which are invisible except when they carry parts of the air, charged with moisture, up into a colder atmospheric stratum, where Budden condensation occurs. In this manner long, parallel lines of clouds sometimes make their appearance at a great height, marking the crests of a ripple

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A President's ripe. General Jackson was a poor eater, and well for him that he was, or he would have often gone hungry on the days when large crowds came to the White House for a free lunch. It is relnted on one occasion the poor man was moved to thank the Almighty that after the crowd had gone there was a raw piece tt steak in the ice chest off which he could make a dinner. There seems to be absolutely no foundation for the stories of Jackson being a hard drinker, for his physical condition forbade all excesses. He liked his toddy in company with his corncob pipe, but he was no lover of all kinds of intoxicants. Home Magazine.

Safety Devices That Ar Opernted From the Bridge. It Is in its safety devices and the provision made to meet every possible accident that the ocean liner is perhaps most remarkable. All the machinery which may be set in motion in case of danger is centered on the bridge, and bo perfectly has it been a&ranged that the entire vessel could be controlled If the necessity should arise by means of a series of levers and push buttons. About the walls of the wheelhouse are

arranged curious looking indicators, much the same as one sees behind the desk of a great hotel. About them are hung a surprising variety of barometers, thermometers, thermostats, wind and rain gauges and other less familiar looking instruments. There are rows upon rows of buttons and levers on every hand, all highly polished and in the most perfect working order. The danger of fire at sea, for instance. Is anticipated by a thermostat connected with the frame filled with little squares like the hotel indicator. There are thermometers. In every part of the ship electrically connected with this box which are constantly on guard. If a fire should start In any part of the great ship the temperature would of course rise, and the fact would instantly be announced In the wheelhouse by the ringing of a bell, while a red light would flash at the same time in one of the squares of the Indicator. The man at the wheel could tell at a glance the exact point of danger Francis Arnold Collins in St. Nicholas.

LADIES' LOW BLUCHER AND BUTTON OXFORDS hi kid color No. 21 and patent kid. Hither turn or welt soles; high, Cuban or military heel $3.50

LOW BUTTON and BLUCHER OXFORDS, $3.50. With vici kid vamp and neat kid back; turn soles; Cuban heels; plain toe. A shoe combining style and comfort.

SOMETHING SNAPPY AND STYLISH. Has the colonial tongue and one strap or leather-covered buckle. In tan. Russia calf or golden brown, kid color, No. 21; welted or turn soles; Cuban heels, $3.50. Many new styles to pick from. Better come to the picking this week. Chas. H. Feltman 724 Main St.

THOUSANDS OF MEN RE-EMPLOYED ON ERIE Orders Given to Resume Work In the Shops.

POTATOES IN FRANCE.

A Kinft'a Logic. Oeorgre IV. of England prided himself on lifting his hat to every one who

Farrarntlrr'i Wily Finn to Kill the Prejudice Against Them. The way in -which Parmentier created a demand for potatoes in France would have done credit to the wiliest of wily tradesmen. Nothing would at first Induce the simple minded peasants to cultivate the popular tuber. They would not listen to lectures on its virtues nor accept seel potatoes free of cost for planting. rarmentier therefore decided to get

the better of their prejudice by artifice

New York, June 4. President Underwood of the Erie Railroad issued instructions that all the road's locomotive and car shops be placed an a tcn-hour-a-day basis. It is the intention of the company to bein repairing all equipment which has been idle by reason of lack of business. The resumption of work will give employ

ment to several thousand men.

A reu:arkal!- cHea of tobaccc smoke on the color of flowers may !- seen in the case of the field sea bin named botaulcally Knavtia arvensis so frequently on the hills and com mous from August till October. If Itspurplish bine bloKsoms, which form nenrly globose head, are held in tin smoke of tobacco, their color will soon turn to a bright green, about the earn color as the leaves. Exchange.

The Dangerous Fart. "See here," feebly complained the victim after the accident. "I thought you said it was perfectly safe to go up in that old elevator V" "Well," replied the elevator man, "so it was safe to go up. You see, the dangerous part of it was comln' down." Philadelphia Press.

A (Wood Patient. First Physician Has he got an hereditary trouble? Second Physician Yes. I hope to hand his case down to my son. Harper's Kazar.

FEATHERS SOLD BY MILLINEBSJJNLAWFOL Game Wardens of Ohio Cause Consternation.

Canton, O.. June 4. Several days ago a fine appearing, stylishly dressed woman visited each of the many millinery stores in Canton, and In several cases, made purchases of some showy feathers. Today came the second chapter, when Lloyd Wise, of Columbus, and 11. L. Merry of Akron, ppeciai Game Wardens, came to Canton and visited the fashionable abodes and caused consternation among the female proprietors by arresting them on the charge of selling genuine aigrettes.

THE CITY IN BRIEF

Motor cycles; Waking Co., 40fi Main 23-eod-7t Treat yourself to a good cigar one Pathfinder "c. Waking & Co.. Plumbing, 40 Main. 29-eod-Tt After you've tried the rest, then try the host. Pathfinder 5c Cigar. Best Picycle Tires. Waking & Co. 23 eod 7t

If yon are troubled with ir headaeba. eonntipation, indigestion, ofT-nlve breath or any disease arising from stomach trouble, ret a 50c or SI bottle of Dr. Caldwell' Syrup Pepsin. It is positively guaranteed to care you.

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saluted him in public, but once it was; and wkh th,g object ,eased ajJ much

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observed that he bowed to every one

on the street till he came to a man who swept a crossing, whom he passed without notice. lie explained the matter afterward, when points of etiquette were under discussion, by saying, "To salute a beggar without giving him something would be a mockery, and to stop for the purpose of bestowing sixpence would wear the semblance of ostentation in a prince."

The View of Experience. "What I want," said the constituent, "is a nice, easy position." "My friend," answered Senator Sorghum, "give up that idea. When an easy position is discovered so many people are after It that a man has to fight ten hours a day to hold on to it," Washington Star.

First Thin In Order. Teacher Johnny, If I gave you 5 cents and your brother 10 cents, what would that make? Johnny Trouble. Denver N'ews.

None can Injure him who does not Injure himself. St. Chrysostom.

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land as he could round Paris and planted it with potatoes. Just before the ripening of the crop he posted watchers round the fields and issued notices that all persons stealing potatoes would be severely punished, the crop being intended for the tables of the king and nobles. Such delicacies, continued the notice, were too good for ignorant peasants, who would touch them at their peril. Of course watch was only kept during the day, and at night the fields were robbed right and left by the peasants, who were curious to taste the strange vegetable and jealous that It should be reserved for their betters. As soon as they had tasted the succulent tubers the pilferers were only too anxious to plant as many as they could possibly purchase, the wily Farmentier's scheme thus succeeding beyond the most extravagant anticipations.

The Ilnb Of The Body. The organ around which aH the other errant revolve, and upon which they are largely dependent for their welfare, is the stomach. When the functions of the stomach become impaired, the bowels and liver also become deranged. To cure a disep.se of the stomach, liver or bowels jet a 50 cent or SI bottle of Dr. Cald iveil's Syrcp Fepsin at your druggist's. It it

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