Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 34, Number 103, 19 February 1909 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1909.

C0MM1SS

REFUSE TO SLEEP Oil PROPOSITION Advocates of Tariff Reform Declare They Are Disgusted With Attitude of Congress on Tariff.

CRITICISM ADDS FUEL TO FIRE OF INDIGNATION

manufacturers and Owners of Various Industries Grow Rampant and Will Make Pleas Heard.

Indianapolis, Feb. 19. Spurred on by the words of John Barrett the head of the Bureau of South American Republics in which he said the general opinion In Washington is that the movement of the tarlfT commission convention is the work of fools the convention has become more determined than ever in the work of camping on the trail of congress. The leaders are fully determined to try to force congress into granting the petition for a commission to gather data for the tariff revision at the special session. This determination on the part of the manufacturers means a fight right down in the trenches of every congressional district of the country where the factory has strength. Barrett, who has been minister to half a dozen countries and who is an authority on South American trade eaid: "I was going Into a theater in Washington when I met Congressman Dalcell. I remarked that I was coming out to Indianapolis to the convention and he said: 'Yes, it's going to be a great gathering of crazy men.' ' In regard to South American trade Barrett said: "The share of the United States in this total does not exceed five hundred and sixty millions of dollars, including both imports and exports, and the balance of trade is overwhelmingly in favor of Latin America. If we would modify these conditions and would gain our share of the business which goes to other sections of the world, but which ought to be ours, we must study the situation in all its bearings, make reasonable concessions, and If necessary, negotiate reciprocity treaties and apply the maximum and minimum tariff as may be demanded." Discuss Ways and Means. Last night Mr. H. E. Miles who is in a way the father of the whole movement and a live wire in agitation called a meeting of the executive committee at the Claypool hotel and discussed the way in which the campaign is to be carried on. "It is our intention to get the tariff commission bill through at the extra session if possible," said Mr. Miles after the convention had adjourned. "It will take us about ten days to get our organization started, but we shall be on hand when the extra session convenes. Congress evidently does not realize the change of public sentiment as to the tariff. Up until a few months ago the textile Interests were solidly stand pat. Now a considerable portion of that interest is strongly for the commission since interpretation as to schedules is seriously threatened. Then there are the zinc men of Missouri and other sfates who allege that an . Industry valued at $100,000,000 , is threatened with ruin because of an Interpretation obtained by the Guggenheim and Steel Trust interests by which Mexican zinc is now being admitted free into the country. Mexican zinc is taken from the surface by peon labor. American zinc mining requires shafts and costly hoisting machinery. A few months ago the zinc nartnla nrr a a hannv nit cnuld h hut

0,vvc..v - - r , suddenly the industry is thrown into panic by a little manipulation as to classification, etc. Country in an Uproar. "This country is in an uproar as to this tariff business and I look for a mighty stormy time when the ways and means committee of congress publishes the new tariff bill. Seven years ago the public was not especially interested in tariff schedules, but now there has been so much education that a violent uproar is bound to come when the new bill is offered to the country. So as I see it, while the manufacturers cf the country may be 'crazy as congressmen have seen fit to call us, yet I am confident that congress will gladly wash its hands of the whole tariff proposition before the new tariff becomes a law and in the future trust the whole difficult problem to a commission of experts. The tariff commis

sion is coming. There is no way of stopping the movement and I predict such a commission will be authorized before many weeks have passed."

GAMBLERS RAIDD Police Broke Up Game in the Basement of Buildinq Of Councilman.

OVERCOATS WERE LEFT

New Castle, Ind., Feb. 19. The police yesterday morning raided a fullfledged Monte Carlo in Broad street and arrested seven men for gambling. In the last year it had come to be believed that gambling was dead in this city, following numerous raids by the police and heavy fining of men caught. With dally expectancy of captures of "bling tigers" the citizens had almost forgotten about gambling houses and it seems the gamblers, taking advantage of the situation, again began plying their profession. The police raided the two-story brick building located at the corner of Broad and South Fifteenth streets, where the game was in progress and made seven arrests in the cellar, which had been fitted up for gambling purposes. The building ia owned by J. S. McQuUin, president of the city council. The same place was raided a year ago and a number of arrests made and the paraphernalia destroyed. The officers were compelled to use a crowbar and break down several doors. A number fli through a trap door and the police captured their overcoats.

TEACHERS TO MEET

Association of Northern Indiana Pedagogues Will Hold Convention.

ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE

The program for the Northern Indiana Teachers' association, which meets in a three days' session in Indianapolis, beginning April 1, was sent out yesterday by Kills H. Drake of Elkhart, chairman of the executive committee of the association. This association will meet in joint session with the Southern Indiana Teachers' association. Among the speakers at the different sessions of the association are Brander Matthews of Columbia university, president of the simplified spelling commission; Dr. Franklin S. Giddings of Columbia university, known over the entire country as a' sociologist; Dr. William Lyon Phelps of Yale, a platform orator; Arthur B. Morrill, president of the New Haven (Conn.) State Normal school; Judge Benjamin Lindsey of the juvenile court of Denver, Colo.; Dr. John G. Coulter and Dr. Elmer Ellsworth Brown, United States commissioner of education of Washington, D. C.

CITY IN BRIEF

Get a box of Price's fine chocolates. Tomorrow, Saturday, is Umbrella day at the Boston Store, 98c and $1.23. Worth double. George Washington's Hatchet in Ice Cream; you get them at Price's. Get yourself a new umbrella tomorrow, Saturday, 98c or $1.23. Ladies' and Gents'. Worth double. Boston Store. Get your Ice Cream for Washington's birthday at Price's. Arizona Navels and Sweet Florida Oranges at Price's. The greatest umbrella sale ever known in Richmond, tomorrow, Saturday, 98c and $1.23. Worth double. Boston Store. Plenty of nice fresh Oysters, selects and standards, can and bulk, at Price's. Chocolate and cream Bon Bons, mixed, 15c a lb. Chocolate Chips, 20c a lb. Tomorrow, Greek Candy Store. Rauner Who is that grouchy, loud mouthed fallow abusing that woman? Towner Oh, he's a civil engineer. New ork Press.

) Orange Sale fl (S)C U i SwHt and Seedless. U . Tgrw These are the best we have had this Frbr MMi year ARIZONA NAVELS. MJ3i DRESSED CHICKENS Fat Norway Mackerel Grape Fruit 3 for 25c Cream to Whip Phone orders appreciated.

Pfcone 2292

Madfley Bros.

Phone

STOP DRINKING!

Orrine Destroys the Craving for Drink. Cure Effected 6r Money Refunded.

It was formerly customary for the habitual drinker to take the pledge regularly, sometimes once a year, and sometimes in every fit of remorse that followed his debauches, and then Break it. But now it is gradually drawing on the world that pledges do not stop

drunkenness. When a man takes a!

pledge voluntarily, he expects to keep it. Every man expects to keep his word and every broken pledge costs the drunkard many a heartache. But he cannot help it. He fights as long as he can, then succumbs to the craving. The nervous system of the babitual drinker is diseased and he must have treatment that will cure this condition. Orrine i3 sold under a positive guarantee to cure the drink habit or the money will be refunded. No other treatment for the liquor habit is sold under such a liberal guarantee. Orrine is prepared in two forms: No. 1 a powder, perfectly tasteless and colorless, which can be given secretly in any food or drink. Orrine No. 2 is in pill form, for those who wish to be cured of the habit, and it should be taken by every one who swears off. No matter which form of Orrine is used the guarantee is the same. The price of Orrine is 81.00 per box, mailed in plain sealed wrapper upon receipt of price. Write for free booklet on "How to Cure Drunkenness." (mailed in plain sealed envelope.) by The Orrine Co., Washington. D. C. Orrine is sold by A. G. Luken & Co., Richmond, Ind.

SUMMER COTTAGE FOR PRESIDENT Suitable Residence Proposed At West Point.

Washington, Feb. 19. Representative Landis proposes an appropriation of $250,000 to build a "summer white house" for the President and his family. Mr Landls, in his bill introduced today, provides that "there shall be erected within the United States military reservation at Westpoint, N. Y., upon a site to be selected by the secretary of war, a suitable residence and office building which shall be available for the use of the President of the United States as an official summer residence and executive office and which shall be designated 'the country White House.' The said building shall be constructed and furnished in accordance with plans and specifications prepared under the direction of the secretary of war, and, when ready for occupancy, shall be held in the custody of the War Department"

A land agent in the great northwest had just described the incredible riches of the region. Some one protested, and he defended himself with a paradox: "The truth is so wonderful that it takes a whopper to express it!" Outlook.

" Richmond Rag " By Mae Aulderhelde Sold only by PAUL E. WILSON Anything In Music. Adams Drag Store.

PIG HAMS Mild Cured. 15c per pound. HADLEY BROS. Phone 2292.

EGGEMEYER'S - EGGEMEYER'S Two Automatic Phones Nos. 1151 and 1152

Richmond's Grocery Economy Center Specials For SataMay

Fancy Cauliflower Head Lettuce Spring Spinach Celery Young Beets Spanish Onions New Cabbage Malaga Grapes Radishes Jersey Sweet Potatoes

FINE RIPE FLORIDA STRAWBERRIES DR. WELSCH'S FAMOUS GRAPE FRUIT (All Sizes).

Ripe Tomatoes Oyster Plant Endive Egg Plant Green Mangoes Fresh Parsley Spring Carrots Johnathan Apples Curly Lettuce Young Onions

Special No. 1 . OLIVES OLIVES OLIVES OLIVES Good sized fruit, plain or stuffed, regular 15c Retail Size Bottles, Tomorrow Only, 3 Bottles, 30c. DRESSED CHICKENS DRESSED DUCKS Special No. 2 CANDY CANDY CANDY CANDY CANDY A good assortment Creams and Bon Bons, sold usually at 15 and 20c lb., Tomorrow Only, 2 lbs. 15c. WHITE HOUSE COFFEE UPTON'S TEAS Special No. 3 RAISINS RAISINS RAISINS RAISINS Good quality, seeded, and in packages, Tomorrow Only, 3 Pkgs., 25 Cents. FRENCH PEAS SLICED APRICOTS Special No. 4 OLD DUTCH CLEANSER OLD DUTCH CLEANSER You Know What It Is. Tomorrow, 4 Boxes, 25c, with other order. FANCY NORWAY MACKEREL SMOKED HALIBUT STEAKS MISCELLANEOUS MENTION

2 Automatic D4llfE 1 Aatoamatle

Dressed CMcIkens VEGETABLES

Cauliflower, Cucumbers, Green Beans, Green Onions, Spinach, Head Lettuce, Egg Plant, Tomatoes, Mangoes, Celery, Parsley, Squash, Mushrooms, Strawberries, Strawberries. NEW MAPLE SYRUP Just received 100 gallons of very fine home made maple syrup.

Fancy Florida Oranges

Extra Heavy Grape Fruit, Large Ripe Pineapples, Arizona Oranges, Johnathan Apples, Fancy Baldwin Apples.

20c

Wheat Flakes Cracked Wheat Wheat Berries German Noodles India Relish Olive Oil Ripe Olives Walnut Catsup Cooking Oil Cracker Meal Schoof PiiiJclf s Imported Svtfss Chef Spiced Herring

Yellow Corn Meal Dutch Rusk Hominy Grits Evaporated Corn Anchovies Shredded Cod Fish Button Mushrooms Mushroom Catsup Bar Le Due Jelly Peeled Muscat Grapes Russian Cavair Genuine Roquefort Cheese Lobster

BLYX COFFEE Richmond's best 25 Cent Coffee, packed and sold exclusively by us in 1 lb. air tight tin cans. John M. Eggemeyer 4th and Main Sts.

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HOW WE RANK

NOT ONLY THE LEADING TRUST COMPANY IN EASTERN INDIANA BUT THE

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LARGEST IN THE ENTIRE STATE OF INDIANA. We attribute our continued growth to this high position among the. Trust Companies of the State, to the confidence the public has placed in DICKINSON TRUST COMPANY as a SAFE and CONSERVATIVE

BANKING INSTITUTION. Su jSt Iri

WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS

SATURDAY SPECIALS

MUSLIN REMNANTS Bleached, 1 to 7 Yd. Lengths, worth 8 to 12c, Saturday, 2c Yd. RED SEAL GINGHAMS you know the 15c Red Seals, Saturday .-71c CALICO The best, 10 yards for 40c JUMBO MATCHES, a 15c box, Saturday - 5c BASEMENT. Boys' Leather Gauntlet Gloves, 50c values,

fringed, Saturday I Qc Choose the Best Overcoat in the store Saturday for $5.00 Pick them out be your own judge. 1 LOT MEN'S SUITS, not a single one ever sold for less than $10.00, Saturday only. $5.00 50c COFFEE POTS, blue granite, white lined, 2, 3 or 4 qt. size, special, Saturday, only 25c

Ivory Soap 7 bars 25c

Saturday Only

Limit 7 bars. None Delivered.

ders. Bargain

No Tdepheae er-meat.

MAKE USE OF OUR MONEYS To pay your bills. We ARE NOT anxious to know all your private affairs and why you are behind with your bills that is your business but we ARE PERFECTLY WILLING to loan you our money to help pay them. We loan in sums of from $5 up, on household goods, farming implements, livestock, etc. without removal, giving you such tinre as you may need, making your payments weekly, monthly, or such as may suit your convenience, and ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEEING YOU A LOWER RATE THAN CAN BE HAD OF ANY SIMILAR CONCERN IN THE CITY. If you are in need of money, cut out and mail us the following and our agent will call on you.

Name Amount $.

Wife's name City Security Street and No. Strictly ConfidenHcl HDD AN A LOAN .

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Third Floor. Richmond. Indian

PaUcdlcxa Wont Ads Go Into All Homes.

A Mil Pnnipse Never Lacks FirEemnDls This is an old sarins; nerertbeleas It Is true. Maybe you are in need of a Httle ready cash to flit thatpurseflor some purpose. It this is the case, why not restore a little and borrow the- amount needed and repay tt to as monthly, weekly, or toanft your income. We loan on household goods, horses and wagons, pi ansa, warehouse receipts, etc., without thetr removal. We loan ia stuns of $5.00 aad up. Ton get the Call amoanUyoa apply for. in cash. 11.20 Is the weekly payment on a 850 loan for fifty weeks. All amounts at same proportions. If yon wish to get some money till out this blank and mail It to ns and our representative will call and see you. We make loans In all surrounding towns and country.

Street and number ........... Kind of security Amount wanted ...... . .City

AM conunnnlrsrtom held strictly confldenttaL Address ElIcIlttiiiiEicniidl Lon& Co

Room 8. Colonial Bldg. Established la 1895. Aatomane Phone 1545. J

Richmond, Indiana.