Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 34, Number 163, 20 April 1909 — Page 6

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CURE

ASK A. G. IUKEN AND CO.

JEFF, WILL FIGHT Decides to Take on Jack Johnson for Championship Battle. CAN MAKE HIS CONDITION

New York April 20. Jim Jeffries, retired heavyweight champion, has decided to fight Jack Johnson, the colored champion, for the world's championship. The boilermaker prize fighter, is to make public an announcement to that effect today. Jefferies stand all along has been that he would not say yes or no in regard to a battle with Johnson until he became positive that he could get into good enough condition to bring back the heavyweight championship to the white race. He has been trainfag daily for many weeks. He believes now, however, that , when he fights Johnson he will be practically as good as when he retired after defeating Jack Munro, the Butte miner. In easy fashion.

STEAMERS AGROUND

Reports Tell of Accidents Liners "Asia" and "Amerika."

PASSENGERS ARE SAFE

London, April 20. A dispatch from

Dover Bays that the steamer Asia

from Savannah for Bremen went ashore today off Goodwin Sands? A Lloyd telegram from Cuxhaven states that 'the Hamburg-American liner Amerika. is aground off Altenbruch, but that neither her crew nor passengers are in danger on account of assistance which has already reached the stranded steamer.

FOR LODGE DRILL Two K. of P. Teams, Modern Woodmen and Eagles Are Entered for Event.

EXPECT A LARGE CROWD

LIBERAL PRIZES HAVE BEEN HUNG UP FOR THE WINNERS AND ALL TEAMS ARE WORKING VERY HARD.

Swept Over Niagara This terrible calamity often happens because a careless boatman ignores the river's warnings - growing ripples and faster current Nature's warnings are kind. That dull pain or ache in the back warns you the Kidneys need attention If you would escape fatal maladies Dropsy, Diabetes or Bright's disease. Take Electric Bitters at once and see Backache fly and all your best feelings return. "After long suffering from weak kidneys and lame back, one $1.00 bottle wholly cured me," writes J. R. Blankenship, of Belk, Term, Only 50c at A. 0. Lukea & Co.

INSPECTOR OWENS SPEAKS TONIGHT

He Will Talk on the Subject of Pure Food.

INSURANCE CASE ' HEARD III COURT Edwin M. Campfield Is the Defendant.

At the meeting of the Commercial club this evening, which is to be addressed by John Owens, state food and drug inspector, women of the city are especially invited. The Domestic Science Club will be the guests of the club as this organization was instrumental in securing Mr. Owens' promise to visit this 'city and deliver an address on some phase of the pure food laws. Mr. Owens will be entertained by the following members of the Commercial Club: Pettis A. Reid. Dr. M. F. Johnston and Dr. Frederick Krueger. Mr.

Reid will preside at this evening's

meeting.

The case of the Standard Accident Insurance Company vs. Edwin M. Campfield was heard in circuit court today. The suit was brought on insurance policies. The company suing Insured Campfield against the liability for injuries to his employes, who were engaged in the construction of public buildings at Ann - Arbor, Mich., and Madison, Ind. Shiveley & Shiveley represent the plaintiff and John L. Rupe is appearing for the defense.

FOUR COLTS KILLED

Train" Strikes Four Valuable

Animals Belonging to T. Sells.

Arrangements for the competitive drill to be given by the drill teams of

different secret and fraternal organ

izations of the city, under the auspices of the Uniform Rank, Knights of Pythias, at the Coliseum, April 28. were practically completed at a meeting

last night of the Uniform Rank.

Four drill teams have entered the contest. Including the Modern Woodmen; Triumph lodge and Coeur de Lion lodge, both of the K. of P., and the

Eagles. The teams will appear on the floor in the foregoing order. Each

team must be on the floor fifteen min

utes and not more than twenty min

utes. Very liberal prizes will be giv

en. Are Three Judges.

There will be three judges, two of

whom will be from out of the city, and the third man from this city. The

names of the Judges will be kept a se

cret until after the awards are made.

Members of the competitive teams are

anxious to know who will serve in this

capacity.

Following the exhibitions of the drill

teams and the awarding of the prize the hall will be cleared for dancing,

The Knights of Pythias orchestra has

been engaged to furnish the music. Visitors from out of the city are ex

rwvtort hv the Uniform Rank members

r f The plat will probably open Satur-V

day at the Rosenbloom-Buntin store.

Is Transferred to the County

Basttte.

Robert R. Tefley Is betas held for

trial in the circuit court. He ha been

transferred from the city to the coun

ty jail. The charge s gainst hrm is grand larceny and the pettee believe

they have enough evidence to secure

a conviction. Tolley continues to deny that he stole a purse from Manager Happy, of the Singer Sewing Ma

chine agency.

Frantic Colts Attached to a I

Farm Wason Dash Into Street -Pete.

WRENCH LOOSE ALARM BOX

PRESIDENT TAFT HEARS THE UMPS SAY "PLAY BALL"

CLAYTON O. HUNT, THE DRIVER. HAS A FORTUNATE ESCAPE FROM INJURIES HORSES WERE

NOT HURT.

The electric lights fn about lOO residents tn the neighborhood' of Ninth and South C streets, were placed out

of commission last evening by a run

away, in which Clayton (X Hunt fea

tured. How Mr. Hunt managed to es

cape Injury Is regarded as miraculous, as he was seated on the high seat of a

big farm wagon, which described circles lilce a chariot, during the excite

ment. Almost as remarkable, is the

fact that the wagon was damaged but

slightly and the horses practically nn-

Forgotten and He ,nJuwd

nreaen ant ine cause. .. The runaway started in the alley be

tween Ninth and Tenth, near South C street; because of a bit breaking on the bridle of a colt. The wagon

struck an electric light pole at the corner of the alley and gave it such a

severe folt that it nlaeed the Hants I

THE CONVERTED FAN ,n tn surrounding residences on the

retired list. The horses then started

on the south sidewalk, and struck a l

mm . mmm . . . mamm 1 m wuuiro DUIVi wu w UiUJ IB avrl.w c. I

Umpires I remDied TOr iney fire alarm box, wrenching It to one

side, but , causing no damage. The

run away team was gotten under con-

South C street

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Then the Magic Call of "Fore"

Was

Rooted Hard for the Heme Team to Win.

"HIT 'ER OUT" CRIED

Thought the Cry "Kill the Umps" Might Issue Out of

Executive Box.

OPEN AT NIGHT.

"I'd Rather Die. Doctor, than have my feet cut off," said M. L. Bingham, of Princeville, 111. "but you'll die from gangrene (which had eaten away eigM toes) If you don't," said all doctors. Instead -he used Bucklen's Arnica Salve till wholly cured. Its cures of Eczema, Fever Sores. Boils, Burns and Piles astound the world. 25c at A. G. Luken & Co.

City Statistics

Beginning next week the office of

Washington. April 30. Although I the county treasurer will be opened

base ball is aeeredited with bains: the In th evenings. This will be dne to

"national game," for the first time m

accommodate tbe property - owners who wish to pay, their taxes and can

find no time nor opportunity to visit I

the office during daylight hours.

its history, a president of the United States witnessed a big league game. President Taft and Vice President Sherman saw Washington walloped 8

to 4 by the Boston American League

team, were Initiated into the mysteries

of the "spit ball," shared a flve-cent complexions. Are Cleared and Pimples

oag oi peanuts, rooieu nara ror wasu-1

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me In three months. Sin. S. A. TTUliams, R.IM. No. 14, Dog 39, Gardiner, Me.

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roman. I advise all suffertnar women to take Fuvdla E. Pink-

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derangements of the female organism which breeq all kinds

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LIFE OF A PIMPLE.

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ington to win, and the president said sadly that he hoped ho wasn't a "hoo

doo." Although the game was one-sided al-

Disappear Trouble.

Overnight Without

The dispensers of poslam, a new

skin discovery, ask that notice be giv-i

PASTURE FENCE WAS DOWN

()l!i!E v .1 it? 1 t;i

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A. (i. U KKX A CO

SSM-SO MAIM STREET.

Hagerstown, Ind., April 20. One of the most remarkable accidents occurred just west of town Sunday morning when the 3:30 fast train struck and killed four valuable colts, the

property of Theo. Sells. The colts included a fine two year old pony of

Arabian stock, one draft animal, one

driving colt and one mule colt. The fence of the pasture in which they were enclosed, had become loosened in

such a manner, that they had been able to get out, wandering to the railroad

track, a short distance. It is thought

that Sells will not be entitled to any

damages for the reason that the colts had been out all night and parties clal mthat he had been notified that

the fence was down.

"Little boy," said the lady, the heron

plume of her hat bobbing Indignantly,

"you ' must not throw stones at the

sparrows. If s cruel." , The boy did not seem overcome.

"I s'pose de guy wot got de bold

you're wearln' used chloroform," be re

sponded. Philadelphia Ledger.

Births. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morris, 35 North. Third street, girl, fifth child. Mr. and Mrs. John Carpenter, 1016 North H street, boy, first child. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Wicks, 555 North Thirteenth street, boy, fourth child. -

Edna Black, 1317 North H street,

boy, first child.

Building Permits. King R. Williams, frame residence,

Kinsey street, $1,500.

Allen D. Hole, frame residence, Na

tional road, $3,200.

Starr Piano Company, brick addi

tion South First street, $500.

Stephen Peters, frame, South Fifth

street, $400.

H. F. Pilgrim,' frame residence,

South Eighth street, $2,000.

Words To Freeze The Soul. "Tour son has Consumption. His

case is hopeless. These appalling words were spoken to Geo. E. Blevens, a leading merchant of Springfield,

N. C. by two expert doctors one a

lung specialist. Then was shown

the wonderful power of Dr. King's New Discovery. "After three weeks use," writes Mr. Blevens, "he was as well as ever. I would not take all the money in the world for what It did

for my boy." Infallible for Coughs and Colds, its the safest, surest cure

of desperate Lung diseases on earth,

50c and $1.00. A. G. Luken & Co. Guarantee satisfaction. Trial bottle

free.

The last of a series of ten lectures on the life of Paul, will be delivered before the Short Term Bible Study club of the Y. M. C. A. this evening, by Prof. Russell of Earlham College.

The subject of tonight's lecture la

"Paul in Prison."

ifxacsifik?

WMb ImIIIIMIL

most from the tint, tktra wore mn that ,, , i, nrfed to purchue

tunning piayB mizea wun dm ones

on the part of the Washington playere

it without first obtaining an experim.nt.l rtmlz m mrm Thnu wYi n Iimwa

and the president remained until the tried ,t wU fnd tne tutyt3nt

v u.L 77v -r- . on sale at W. H. SudhotTs and the best of the game. A Washington ajj drng stores ,g gufflctent to cure

i.,r a craaunc ok xo oaniar tn worst eases of ecsems, where the

surface affected Is not too large. The Itching ceases on first application. It

will also core acne, tetter, blotcbi

scaly scalp, hives, barber ' and every

other form of itch, including itching

feet. Being flesh-colored and contain

ing no grease, the presence of poslam

on exposed surfaces, snch as the face

and hands, is not perceptible. Water

and soap cannot be used In connec

tion with it, as these Irritate and prolong skin troubles, sometimes even

causing them.

As to the experimental package of poslam. It can be had free of charge

by mail of the Emergency Laborator

ies, 32 West Twenty-fifth Street, New

York. It alone Is sufficient to clear

the complexion overnight, and to rid

the face of pimples in twenty-four

hours.

that seemed to wear a home-run tag.

Speaker, the Boston center fielder, ran

40 feet toward the fence, made a leap

into the air and the ball stuck fast ii his glove.

No one in Washington could recall

the day just when a president of the United States attended a ball game in this city. With all of his love for

outdoor life and sports, Mr. Roosevelt

did not go within the ball grounds during his seven years at the White

House.

President Taft arrived at the game

yesterday at the beginning of the sec

ond Inning. Boston was at bat, two men were out, and no runs had been scored. The game was interrupted by the cheering which spread in a great

wave from the grand stand to the farthermost corners of the wide-reaching

bleachers, as the crowd quickly recognized the president and saw him greet the vice president.

The latter, a dyed-in-the-wool "fan,"

had gone directly to the grounds from the senate chamber. Mr. Sherman kjept a detailed score of the game, supplying the president with such statis

tical information as he asked for every now and then, and caused some one in the party to remark that if he ever lost the job of vice president, he

might get a place on Ban Johnsons RepOfT Of T. M. B. C. UCnSUSl

scoring stan. The president's arrival and the brief interruption of the play had the effect of giving "Dolly Gray" a Washington pitching recruit from , the minor leagues, a bad case of stage fright. Before the last Bostonian was out in the inning, two runs had been scored. While the president still looked on hooefullT In the fourth, the Washing

ton players got so rattled they could I FOR FIRST TIME IN HISTORY OF

ELDORADO, OHIO. Eldorado, April 20. The regular

meeting of the Preble county Teach

ers' Association was held last Saturday at Baton. Prof. J. V. Dennoy head of the department of English and

a of the Ohio State university, and

Prof. Elbert .Russell of Earlham College, Richmond, Ind., delivered very interesting addresses. The West Al

exandria women's quartet furnished

the music for the occasion.

Mrs. Martha O. McClure mt this place, a chicken fancier, as In possession of a hen of a very Inventive and economic turn of mind. She occasionally lays an egg about the else of a duck egg. Inside of which to another perfectly formed en. Each egg is encased in its own shell. It Is a case of an "egg within an egg."

Mlpitatiooof tbe heart. XHgi

what 70a sat

POPULATION OF

on is a

let tbe

At the fust suggestion of summer weather let the range fire die out.

set s New Perfection Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove in a

corner of the kitchen, and at once the family boiling, frying: and bakinff may be done with

comfort, because the

"New Perfection" de

livers the heat under the kettle and mtt about the room. Amtthtr

of the

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Takers to Be Nominated At Saturnalia.

SHOWS A STURDY GROWTH

MS WWMKMtti

WfeliEES Iters 83 CccS-Sbro

is its CABINET TOP a feature found in no other oil stovn Presents the appearance of a steel range. Fine for holdins dishes for keeping meals hot after they are cooked for

warming plates and for keeping towels handy. Mad n

three sixes with or without tabinet I op as desired. At your dealer's or write our nearest agency.

CITY CENSUS WAS TAKEN BY WARDS AND FIGURES ARE VERY

INTERESTING.

not pick up the ball after stopping It,

and Boston got away with four more

tallies. It was then that the presi

dent said he hoped he wasn't a "hoo

doo."

President Tom C. Koyes, of the

Washington baseball team, who sat The T. M. B. C. census shows a

with the president during the last! large gain In the population of the I

four innings, when the locals played city, in comparison with the govern-

much better ball, assured Mr. Taft I ment report of ten years ago. The

that, "hoodoo" or not, he would . al-1 complete and accurate census of the

ways be welcome. The president was I city hss been secured by the Y. M. B. I

disappointed that Washington failed C, which will be announced at the to win. but said he enjoyed the game Masked Saturnalia. Wednesday eveaand hoped to get out to the park- fre- Ing. As those In - charge are with-

quently. - - I holding; the report to read at Coliseum

As the president is to reside near I tomorrow evening, the total populaBoston during the summer, he was tlon can not be announced today, but

glad that Boston was- the team to win, it will show more than 30,000 residents

so long as Washington had to lose. I It Is believed.

The president wae the center of all The report will also contain inter-

interest up to the sixth inning, when eating Information In comparing the Washington got the bases full, with sine of the different wards. It is nobody out. Then the ruling passion doubtful If the census was ever takea

put the chief magistrate temporarily I by ward before and the dtlsene could

in eclipse and the faithful rooters yell- only estimate the slse of each. The

ed their heads off for Ddehaoty to eighth ward, which to the "youngest"

"hit 'er out" and for Charley Street In the dry Is conceded to be the small-

to "biff It in the eye." f est. It Is believed the Ftmrth ward

Two runs resulted from the eombi-1 is the largest, while others data that

nation of bats and cheers. . Mr. Taft i the Seventh has more rsatdenta.

was as Interested as all the rest. He

knows baseball tborcwchly, and la up I Up Before The Bar.

on all the finer points of the game. N. H. Brown, an attorney, of Pitts-,

The President was accompanied to i field. VU writes: "We have used Dr.

the park by Captain Archibald W. 1 King's New Ufe Pills for years and Butt, his military aid. and two atcratl final thess such a good family medicine

service men. Earlier m the forenoon I we wouldn't he without them." For

Mr. Taft had ridden horseback with I Chills. ConsttnerJon. Blltoi

Captain Butt for more than an hour I Sick Headache they work wonders.

The

aww study mellow, strong, coatssaoaa

lamp is made for every hoeschold ass, If natal

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carte. Safety, Service and Speed the fcied travdcc-

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