Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 185, 18 August 1908 — Page 8
FAGE'ETGIIT.
THE RICIIMOND PALLADIUM AND SUX TELEGRAM, TUESDAY AUGUST 18, 1903. STRIKE CONTINUES IN COAL FIELDS
We Invite the Children to a Maple Feast If you have a child who doesn't know Mapl-FIake, let us buy you a package for it. Then the child, when it tastes the maple flavor, will ask you to buy it next.
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50 Ladies' Jacket Suits, present price $17.50 to $3750, while they last - 25 Colored Wash Dresses, selling regular $3.50 to $750, to go at just half price - 1.75 to 20 White Lingerie Wash Dresses, selling regular $3.50 to $12.50, go at just half price, $1.75 to
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"Check Off" Will Not Be Allowed In Mines of Eleventh District.
THE VANDALIA HOLDS OUT.
LARGEST COMPANY ANNOUNCES THAT IT WILL NOT GIVE UP THE SYSTEM AND MINERS LEAVE ENTRIES.
Tis a Timely Offering Fo ' Chautauqua Campers Savings half and even less on Summer Dresses and Jacket Suits. ' See Our Windows
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All men's oxford
at - - -
Worth $3.50 &$4
; $2.50
$i.5o
All ladies oxfords
at -
Worth $2.50
and $3.50 J. Will Mount & Son ' j 529 Main St., Richmond, Ind.
If You Don't Want to X Buy This Won't Interest You ; Bat if you are looking for a 1 good suit. 600 styles that will take your eye Suits $15 - $18 j Give us a call. krone THE TAILOR X . t 12 N. 9th St.
I INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE
LOANS, RENTS f W. H. Bradbury & Son f Rooms 1 and 3, Wastcott Blk
PALLADIUM WANT ADS. PAY
PURE CIDER VINEGAR. PURE WHITE VINEGAR. PURE PICKLING SPICES.'
The Best is the Cheapest. ;
Phone 2292. HADLEY BROS.
Moore & Oghorn Insurance, Bonds and Loans. Real Estate arvi Rentals. Both phones Bell 53R. Home T589. Room 13 I. O. O. F. Bldg.
DR. E. H. MENDENHALL Of 19 South 7th Street Has returned from Canada and a tour of the Great Lakes. Office Hours Afternoon, 1 to 3. Evening, 7 to 8.
Special Prices on Our Display Stand Every Day. Backed Up With Four per cent Cash Coupons. PETER JOHNSON CO. MAIN ST.
New BEE HIVE Ncw r,h98ncs GROCERY PhiJS 1199 C0MPANY 1199
Canning Material DARK Lightning Jars. White Lightning Jars. Mason Self .Sealing Jars. Economy Self Sealing Jars. Sealing Wax Jars. Tin Cans, Rubbers for Lightning and Mason Jars, Mason Jar Lids, Tin Lids for Sealing Wax Jars, Sealing Wax, Paraffine, Etc. Pure Spices, the finest money will buy. Guaranteed Pure Cider Vinegar.
LEAGUE'S QUIET IS VERY MISLEADING
Civic Organization in Madison County Is Awake.
PALLADIUM WANT ADS. PAY
You Only Pay For Coal Hlgn grade, honest coal " that doesn't clinker, but makes a bright and glowing fire when you want one. If you haven't filled jour bin for next winter's use let us fill it for you at summer's prices as coal will go up soon. H. C. BULLERDICK & SON 529 Sontb 5th Street Phone 1235
Anderson, Ind., Aug. 18. The quiet which has seemingly prevailed among the members of the Civic league in this county has been misleading. President Dinsmore has visited each precinct chairman in the county. The
attitude of the various candidates on the liquor question has been obtained
and the members of the league are
preparing their forces to bring about
the election of the men who have
stood for the cause of temperance. The voters in the "dry" townships, will, it is believed, vote as they sign
ed the remonstrance.
Terre Haute, Ind., Aug. 18. At a meeting of the Bituminous Operators' association last night it was decided to stand by the action of Tuesday night, Aug. 11, and not to allow the "check-off" in the mines of the Eleventh district. Hopes of an early settlement of the difficulty and strike were blasted by the action. The Vandalia Coal company which operates several mines, has announced it will continue the "check off," and 3,000 miners were prepared to return to work today in the mines of this company. It seemed certain that other operators would be compelled to follow the Vandalia company, a3 it owns about thirty mines in the district. The Vandalia company will now abide by the decision of the oierators' association it is believed. When the Vandalia Coal company informed the executive board of the Mine Workers' that the "check-off" would not be stoppedthe coal diggers believed that a prompt adjustment was at hand. Ordered Back to Work. The men employed at Jackson Hill mine were ordered back to work yesterday by President Van Horn of the executive board as no notice was served on them declaring the "check-off" at an end. As soon as they learned that a strike was ordered the miners walked out of the entries without trying to learn whether the "checkoff" was in force or not. Officials of the Vandalia Coal company declined to discuss the situation after the meeting last night, stating that whatever Phil Penna, secretary of the association said was the truth. Mr. Penna's statement of the situation was: - "The operators association affirms the action of last Tuesday night, Aug. 11." In regard to the Vandalia's position he said he didn's know. However,
from the statements of the officials it would appear that the Vandalia company intends to carry out the order
of the association.
The Vandalia Coal company is the largest in the district and If it should
fail to carry out the order of the as
sociation regarding the collections the
miners would have a big point to
their credit.
The executive board of the mine
workers instructed the men to return
to work at the various shafts of the
Vandalia company today. Now, how
ever, they will probably be reinstruct
ed to await developments. The miners this morning, face the situation just where it was last Friday when the strike was started."
RUSSIAN SAYINGS.
THE CITHN BRIEF Flags, Bunting and Decorative Goods. Barters Station
ery Store, 921 Main. 18&19
Our Carpet Cleaning Department is new and up-to-date. Our work is the best in the city. All work called for and delivered without extra charge. Monarch Laundry. 13-14t A lawn fete will be held Wednesday evening at the home of E. G. Hill on East Main street by the women of the South Eighth Street Friends' church. Ice cream and cake will be served. Price 15c. 1S&19
m ureat Way Off.
Mr. William Miles, late verger of
Rochester cathedral and the original of Mr. Tope In "Edwin Drood." was a great favorite with the late Dean Hole. On one anniversary of the verger's birthday, after a pleasant greeting, the dean asked: "How many children did your mother have?" "Oh, I am the eldest of twelve! replied Mr. Miles. , "Then." said the genial dean, "you never saw your youngest brother." "Oh, yes, I did!" answered Miles. "What! With ten miles between you?" said the dean chafflngly.
Quit Modest. "You took retainers from both husband and wife In this divorce case," said the court severely. "Your honor." said the accused attorney, "let me explain. I was first retained by the man." "No Impropriety in that." "Then, conscious that the husband had secured legal talent of such high order, I deemed It fair that the wife should have an equal show. Kansas City Newsbook.
Her System. "How do you get along with the men so well, Maude?" "Well. I expert them all to be fools But I don't let them suspect what 1 expect So I'm never disappointed, and neither they." Cleveland Lesdar. . - ,
He who fears a sparrow will never sow millet. An untried friend is like an uncracked nut. When you die even your tomb Bhall be comfortable. The absentminded man looks for the horse he rides on. Better to bog than steal, but better to work than beg. A mother's love will draw up from the depths of the sea. When the ass bears too light a load he waats to lie down. lie who is on horseback no longer knows his own father. Man carries his superiority Inside, animals theirs outside. The nobleman is always in the right when the peasant sues. If the thunder is not loud the peasant forgets to cross himself. One whip is enough for a good horse, for a bad one not a thousand. Milwaukee Sentinel.
All For nnRht. All these ''International conferences" to remove "causes" of war are futile. Wars arise from conflict of human desires. There will always be wars while desires conflict, until the millennium comes and we are angels. The impelling desire that brings together these universal peace conferences is chiefly social. The dreamers want a chance to tell their dreams to other dreamers. Men who find happiness in "prominence" want more prominence. So they gather and shake hands and make speeches and tell how happy the world will be when dreams come true. Chicago Inter Ocean.
The ideal food for hot weather. Whole wheat, made wholly digestible. Flaked and toasted, and flavored with maple syrup. It gives one the maximum nourishment and produces the minimum heat. Meat acts the other way. At least one meal a day, in summer, should consist of Mapl-FIake and fruit. Comfort and good health demand it. None of the fad foods can possibly take its place.
Mapl-FIake is whole wheat, prepared by a process requiring 96 hours. The wheat is steam-cooked for six hours.' Then it is cured for days a partial digestive process. Then each separate berry is flaked so thin that the full heat of our ovens can attack every atom. Then those thin flakes are toasted 30 minutes in a heat of 400 degrees.
Flaked foods can be prepared without all this expense prepared in one-fourth of the time. But that long process, and that fierce heat, are essential to perfect digestion. In no other way can the particles be separated so the digestive juices can get to them. The result is a food that's all food, because it all digests. The shorter process makes a half food a food that but half digests.
Then we cook out wheat in pure maple syrup, jnainly for the children's sake.
There is little use in making the best food i
children don't like it best. So we give it this enticing flavor the
delicious flavor that a cereal ever had. The result is, children want it as much as ytO want them to have it. You can't serve it too often ; they never get too much. One Package Free One package of Mapl-FIake will make yoa a convert forever. You will never go back to inferior foods after you once try this. So we offer to buy the first package ourselves, rather than have you delay. Please send us trus coupon now before you forget it. We will then send you an order, good at your grocer's for a full-size package free. Then you'll know. You will need no persuading to get it again.
Cut Out This Coupon ad mall II to the Hgleatc Food Co.. B.llU Crcok. Mich.
I have never used MaplFIake, but if you will send me an order on my grocer for a 15c package free, I shall be clad to try it.
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BRYAN DENIES HE SOLD OUT TO KERR
Said He Never Heard of Offer or Agreement by Pennsylvanian. .
VAN CLEAVE SHIFTED.
SO NEBRASKAN DECLARES IN REGARD TO STATEMENTS AS TO WHY BUSINESS MEN SHOULD OPPOSE HIM.
BALDWIN'S SHIP BOUGHT BY ARMY
Dirigible Is Property of Government for $5,737.50. Washington, Aug. IS. The army airship board today decided that Capt. Baldwin's dirigible balloon had met all
conditions entitling him to the amount
agreed on for its purchase. The
board calculated that the airship had maintained an average speed of 13.75 miles per hour while in the air two hours, one hour and fifty seconds, this speed being slightly more than the required t per cent of the maximum speed of( lft.fil miles per nour. Capt. Baldwin will receive $.787.ftO.
hich is 15 per cent, less than the
ount he would have received had he
reached & maximum speed of twenty
miles.
Povrer of a, Sonar. A pleasant incident happened at the Crystal palace when Mme. Albani was once singing the '"French rartridge." As soon as the concert was over one of the audience, a gentleman well known as a good shot and keen sportsman, called upon Mme. Albani aud said, "Madam, I am sorry to say that I have shot many a little Ted leg' in my time, but after hearing you sing that song I will never kill another," a deli cate compliment to a great singer -and to a song.
Fairview, Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 18. The most important happening at
Fairview yesterday was the emphatic denial given by W. J. Bryan to a story printed in Pittsburg this morning that he had "sold out" to the Kerr faction of the Pennsylvania democracy in order to accomplish the defeat of Col. James M. Guffe for national committeeman. The price alleged to figure
in the transaction was ?200,000 as a;
campaign contribution. The charge is said to have been made that Mr. Bryan "made good" but that Mr. Kerr, and his supporters had not come forward with the money.
Mr. Bryan declared that he had never
heard of the offer or agreement and he suggested that the proper persons to consult were the members of the committee on credentials, which decided the Pennsylvania contests. Mr. Bryan would not permit himself to be drawn into a further discussion with James Van Cleave, president of the Manufacturers' association, who came out in the press yesterday with additional reasons why the business men of the country should not support the democratic national ticket. This decision was based on the fact that Mr. Van Cleave had failed to defend his former contentions, but had shifted the discussion to other questions. Says Van Cleave Shifted. When his attention was called to the statement of James W. Van Cleave, president of the Manufacturers' Association, in which Mr. Van Cleave for the second time within a month sets forth reasons why the busi-
i ness men o( the country should not
vote for the democratic candidate. Mr. Bryan would not enter into any lengthy comment, but he charged Mr. Van Cleave with shifting the discussion to other questions instead of defending what he said before. "Mr. Van Cleave issued a statement appealing to business men to defeat the democratic ticket on account of the labor planks," said Mr. Bryan. "I replied to his appeal. Instead of defending what he said before he now attempts to shift the discussion to oth
er questions. It will not be necessary
to now answer what he says. I, shall during the present month discuss the questions which he lays especial emphasis upon the tariff question at Des Moines and the guaranty of bank deposits at Toneka."
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I A Good Place to Trade
That is made and finished up to the highest standard Is the sort ftat you will find at Romey's. Solid Oak Dresser for ... $8.90 Others up to $50.00 See our Complete Chamber Outfit for $29.50 Contains one Brasi Trimmed Metal Bed, one All Iron Woven Wire Springs, one Sanitary Mattress (2 parts), one Solid Oak Dresser, one Solid Oak Commode, one Pair Pillows, one Toilet Set, 10 pieces, two pairs Muslin Curtains and Rods, 15 yards Straw Matting.
Visit our new store and see our many departments: Rugs, Mattings, Stoves, Carpets, Curtains, Etc Buy our Mid-Summer 8pecials. You Are Always Welcome. Chautauqua Cots, Tables and Chairs For Rent.
New Location : Ninth and Main St.
HAMS! HAMS!
A Ftmooi Bell. On the watch tower of the Vela, at the Alhambra, Spain, there is a silver toned bell -which the Moslems bung a.s a signal to let on the water In the gar dens and the fountain in the city below. Its sound can be heard at Liga, thirty miles away. The maiden who strikes it is sure of a husband before the year is out, aud of a good one if she rings loud enough. On certain fete days it is
IIT1J Tor ,the bell.
Have just taken out of Smoke House a large and choice lot of Hams ranging in size from 12 to 25 lbs. Will sell the small "ones at 15c lb., l-5;e ones at 14c lb. Cut the large c 3 in half for same price for you. Schwegman's Meat Markets. 1S&21 Phone 2204 & 1084.
Mart Kt.letc: Gold Medal Flour Is the best for making everything. Sabrijta. Rodol Fop Indigestion. Relieves sour stomach, palpitation of the heart Digests what you eat
We Have a Latge ' Stock of
lewer
Pipe
f and
Fittings in our yards and can fill orders i promptly Mather Bros. Co.