Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 34, Number 225, 22 June 1909 — Page 7

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;V --.v WAMTPn - ' place of your city property or farm. " l,Hr' 1 go right to Porterfleld's Real EaWANTED Sewing to do in private ate office. Kelley Block. 8th and , family by experienced party; call or Main. 14-tf address 422 N. 14th. 22-2t WANTED Ladies to learn halrdreseV ANTED -WaBhing and ironing to ing, manicuring, facial massage, elecdo; 521 N. 18th. 22-2t trolysls or chiropody. Largest and WANTED Night cook- and pastry most complete institution of the womln at Railroad Restaurant; 825 the world. Pew weeks comNorth E ' 22-lt pletes. Tools given. Catalogue r.rrt,a.Kr ' w. . i n r r mailed free. Moler College, Cin-WTBlTBD-Olrl in silver pantry . . 2J.tf WestCOtt Hotel. 22-2t ' rr-rr i l (lt,nr T-TT7- WANTED Railway Kail Clerks. WANTErEmployment by middle . Examinations in Richaged man. 604 N. 19th. 22-2t mondf preparatI(m je. WANTED Girl for general house- Franklin Institute, Dept. 57 B, Rework. 36 S. 19th. v Phone 3671. Chester, N. Y. V mayl2-37t J- y -v; ..;:r-y;yy-r 22-2t -. 1 AVAMEO I want to buy bicycles. FOR SALE : watches, revolvers, guns and sew- .L t r. r .r.7?r .- ; . . - , !,.,., ;, - - - Sng machines.' J. M. Lacey, Pawn FOR SALE City property and farms. Broker,' Con Stb and Main streets, merchandise stocks and lira Injur- ': " . ' " 21-7t ance. Porterfleld. Kelly Block. 8th A' ANTED Barber shop, 189 Ft. - and Main. ' . S-tf Wayne avenue. 25c haircut for 10c; FOR SALE Brand new No. 4 Undershave for 5c; 25c shampoo for wood Typewriter at bargain. Phone lO'e. Money loaned on all articles 1674. 22-tf of value. Watches, Clocks and ' Jewelry carefully repaired. 21-7t FOR SALE-Fox terrier pups; 80 N ANUsiD Girl 214 N. 9th St. 20-3t 7th' . iU. . ..A.viaj--Une 4 or S room house by FOR SALE-Two 6 inch galvanized reliable parties. ' Address Frank chimneys; 6 ft x 4 ft with hoods; Vantrsss, 115 Lincoln St. 13tf inquire 121 N. 7th Street. 22-2t WANTED-Manager for branchoffice FOR SALE Household furniture; Te wish to locate here in Richmond. owner leaving city. Phone 2455; Address, The Morris Wholesale during office hours. 22-2t House. Cincinnati. Ohio. ' 2-lmo FOR SALE Good log wagon cheap; to store your stove tor W. P. Bond, Webster, Ind. 22-2t the summer. 1030 Main. Phone FOR SALE Small folding go-cart. 1778. 17-tf 1118 N. D. 22-2t TT ANTED If you want money In FOR SALE Established second hand

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l!EW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS. v (By Corral I and Thompson Brokers, Eaten. Ohio) New York. June 22. ' ' 1 Open High Low L.&N..V.;.. 140 .... ...

Great Northern .. .. .. Amalgamated Copper .. .. mrlon smelting .. .. .. .. .. .... Northern Pacific U S. Steel .. .. li. S. Steel pfd.. Pennsylvania .. .. St. Paul n:'-o. .. .. .. .. New Yori: Central ti.ji - - iCanadian Pacific .... . Union Pacific Atchison vv .. .. .. .. ..... Southern Pacific,. .. ,4.. , ChinaQo. CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVIdlONE (By Cprrkil and Thompson.. Croktrs, Eatoa . O.) Chicago, June 22 Wheat Open ; Hich Law Close July ..' 114 114 113 114 'Sept. ..108 108 108 108 'Dec .. .107 107 106 107 . " ' Corii .'. , Own Hlg-rt Low Close July ... 72 72 71 71 jSept.' ... 69 ; 69 . 68 69 Dec. . . . 58 . 58 58 58 Open . High Low Cloa July ! Sept. Dec. 51 51 50 50 ... 44 44 43 43 44 44 43 43 Indianapolis Market. REPRESENTATIVE SLES. : Av. Dk. Price : 94 .. $6.25 i 88 . .. 6.50 . 106 . . 6.60 127 .. 6.75 125 .. 7.25 152 80 7.40 140 40 7.45 144 .. 7.50 158 240 7.65 161 120 7.70 170 160 7.73 185 120 7.75 175 - .. -7.80 183 80 7.S5 196 80 7.85 ................. 185 160 7.90 194 7.95 . . I . . . 205 160 8.00 . r ............... 21? 160 8.05 232 400 8.10 207 40 -s8.15 238 .. 8.25 No. 5 27 12 60 28 21 95 53 SI 73 53 60 64 65 56 S5 49 71 41 63 42 73 INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK. Hons. Best heavies. . v. . . . . . . f".S5&?S.3o Good to choice ..... ... . .. 7.50 7.90 Best pigs 6.25 BEST STEERS. Good to choice steers ... 6.35 Medium to good steers ... 6.00 Choice to fancy yearlings 5.50 STOCK CATTLE. Good to h'vy feeding steers 4.75 Fair to good feeders .... 4.50 Inferior to choice stockers 3.00 Common to fair heifers : .. . 2.50 BUTCHER CATTLIC Good to .choice heifers... ; 5.25 Choice td fancy cows.... 4.00 SHEEP. Good to 'choice veals .... 4.00 6.50 6.80 6.40 6.00 S.00 4.75 4.50 3.25 ; 6.50 5.50 7.00 Pair to heavy-ealves ..... 3.00 6.35 v. , VEAL CALVES. - Beat yearlings ........... C.50 6.7$ Goad tChoice sheep ... . 4.75 5.00 G"d to e,holcd.:lanibs .... 6.7i ?.5d

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Closa 140 147 78 88 150 65 . 122 135 ,151 .. 115 130 148 179 U88 . 114 127 ..146 ..... 7S .. .. 88 149 64 147 79 89 150 65 122 135 151: 116 131 149 180 189 115 128 146 , 87 149 64 121' 135 150 115 129 147 179 188 113 127 .122 .135 ,150 i.116 .129 .147 .180 138 .. ..113 .. ..127 Richmond Grain Market .. (Richmond Holler M11U) Wheat, per bu. 31.45 Corn, per bu., 75c Rye. per bu . .80c Bran, per ton .127.00 Middlings, per ton $30.00 Clover seed, per bu., .......$4.50 Richmond Seed Market. (Rung Co.) -Timothy, per bu., ........ $2.70$2.85 Clover Seed .......... ... 4.50 4.65 Richmond. CATTLE. . (Paid by Richmond Abattoir. ' ' Best hog, average 200 to 250 pounds ....... . . . .$6.75$7.15 Good to heavy packers . . . . 6.00 6.50 Common and rough . . . . 2.O0 5.50 Steers, corn fed .......... 5.00 5.50 Heifers . ... . . .. . . .. .. . . . 3.50 4.50 Fat cows ....... 3.50 4.25 Bulls .... .... .... ...... 3.50 4.00 Calves .... .... .... ..... 6.00 6.50 Lambs ................... fi.50 PRICES FOR POULTRY. (Paid by Bee Hive Grocery. Young chickens, dressed, per lb. . .18c Old chickens, per lb. ........... . 18c Turkeys, per lb. ...... ; 18 to 20c COUNTRY PRODUCE. (Paid by Bee Hive.) Creamery butter, per lb., ........ .26c Country butter, per lb ...... ;.1820e Eggs 20c Richmond Hay Market, v (Omar G. Whelan.) Timothy hay. (loose) .$14.00 Clover hay, loose . .t. ...... ..$12.50 Mixed hay .................. .$13.00 Oats, per bu 50 to 52c Corn .... .........75c EAST BUFFALO. East Buffalo. -June 22. Cattle Receipts 25; primes $7.15. Sheep and lambs Receipts 400; top sheep. $5.50; top lambs $0. Hogs Receipts 850; tops $8.15. TOLEDO GRAIN. Toledo. June 22. Wheat .. .. .. Corn .. .. ...... Oats .. .V .. .... Rye ., .. .. I.';; .. . .. . Clover seed .. .$1.47 Toe . .5Sc , J DOS $6.8714 Alslke.. $s.4t Timothy, per bu.. .. .. .. ..$2.00 CINCINNATI LIVESTOCK. Cincinnati, June 22. Hogs Receipts 1,075; close easy. ; Cattle Receipts 4 cars; clow; extra calves $7.75. Cheep and lambs Receipts steady; top

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FOR SALE Improved farms and farming lands In Osceola Co. J. L. Shigley, LeRcy, Mich. apr29 eod3mos FOR SALE Slide trombone In good case; very low price; cash or payments. 508 N. 17th St 21-2t FOR SALE Team wagon, good as new, $20; Ed Holder, 46 N. 7th. .. , . 21-2t FOR SALE My eauity in lot in Benton Heights. 30 discount for cash. Good corner, one block from car line. Care A. 3. "Sett, Feltman Shoe Store. 20-7t FOR SALE Cherries. Address Ctaas. A. Porter, CentervHle, Ind. 20-3t FOR SALE Jewelers regulator, can be seen at Theatorium, 620 Main, Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings. 19-7t FOR SALE Rubber-tire carriage, buggy and road wagon. Newbern Shop, 4th and North A Sts. Phone 1612. :, . 18-7t FOR SALE Pure bred -Jersey male calf, cheap; best blood known; call I for pedigree;' phone 3136. 27-tf FOR SALE OR TRADE An ideal su- . Durban home suitable for retiring farmer or business man. Phone 3136. 27-tf FOR SALE Refrigerators and kitchen cabinetscheapSWMainl FOR SALE Mill wood. C. W. Kramer & Co. 29-:f PITTSBURG LIVESTOCK, Pittsburg, June 22. Cattle Receipts light; tops $7.20. Hogs Receipts S loads; best $S.25. Sheep and lambs Receipts easy; top sheep $5.10; top lambs $8.73. I! Secretary Haas and Attorney Shiveley Discuss Interchange Case. . WILL PROCEED LEGALLY Secretary Haas of the Commercial club and Charles Shiveley, attorney for the organization, appeared before the railroad commission at Indianapo lis today and discussed the inter change switch project. Just at present the commission seems to be stalled by the refusal of the Pennsylvania lines to comply with the order of the commission. The proper ' kind- of ju dicial procedure was one of the subr jects discussed. The railroad has said it will fight any move, by the commission to enforce its order to the U. S. supreme court EXPECT A RECORD ' BREAKING NUMBER Judging from the number of registrations up. to noon today the enrollment of the summer term at Earlham college will greatly exceed that of last summer, which was the banner year. . The total number enrolled could not be learned, but it is understood to be near the 200 mark, and a large number are expected to register tomorrow or Thursday, according to letters received by President Kelly. Work will begin In earnest tomorrow, classes having been assembled this morning and work assigned. BOSTON, IND. Boston, Ind., June 22. The follow ing is the program for the "Old Fashioned school at Hickory Holler" to be given at the Christian church at Boston, Ind., Saturday evening, June 26, 1909:...-'' Joshua Toothacre (teacher) Zac Stanley Lorenzo Juniper ......Walter Farlow Johnny Short Walter Dels Ben Long . .- Dick Duval I Jim Henry Cobb Thollie Druley Corwin Kilgore ...Geo. Hart Salvation Sampson .........Joe Pyle Jacob Vonhoffenstien.. Clarence Parks Andrew Montgomery. . . . .Clem Starr Lorena Juniper. ........ Huldah Hart Eliza Jane Crab tree. .. .Pearl Druley Indiana Crabtree. '. .Clara Beard Olivia Henrietta Arabella See,. . . Edith Starr Temperance Teaberry ....Maude Eby Deliverance Dodge tt. Anna Overholser Emmazilla Uphill. .Bessie Jenkinson Mary Ellen Crockett.. Mary Peterson Widder Crockett ......... .Amy Pyle Mug Rudd ........... John Peterson Topsy Jesse Druley Dr. Quackenbos . . . .Will Overholser . School begins promptly , at 8:30 o'clock. . . , .

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WANT AD LETTE! lost The followins are replies to Palladium Want Ads. received at this office. Advertisers will confer a great favor by calling for mall in answer to their ads. Mail at this office np to 12 noon today as follows: C. ........... 1 J-42 ......... 4 Cash ........ 1-WVH. 1 Mall will be kept for 30 days only. All mail not called for within that time will be cast out.

UPHOLSTERING. Awnings arid Upholstering J. H. Rntstd, ie a. 7tfc St. Phono 1793. mwll-tf FOR RENT. FOR RENT North part of house. 122 North 6th. Rent, $8. Call at 114 South 8th. Phone 4086. 22-lt FOR RENT House, 319 N. 17th St Apply at 48 S. 17th St 22-lt FOR RENT Two rooms S. 8th St, No. 20 i. Suitable for offices or small family. Phone No. 4264. 22-2t FOR RENT OR SALE Large house with good furnace and bath, large lot, good barn, etc.. Central Ave., West Richmond, near Earlbam College. Call on or address Dickinson Trust Co., telephone 2186. 9-tf FOR RENT Y. Ja. C. A., Furnished

"Hot Wafer Bottle" Chickens Are Displaying Strange Traits

Columbus, Ind., June 22. -Some time ago a brood of young chicks, the prop erty of Mrs. Andrew Faulconer, of this city sprang into prominence, and now they seem to thirst for newspaper mention, although they are regarded here as mollycoddles. The eggs which formed, the home of these chickens were deserted by an unnatural mother hen before hatching time. Rather, than lose the time and toil spent in getting the setting ready Mrs. Faulconer . placed the eggs under a hot water bottle, kept the water at an even temperature and the chicks hatched. Bottle chickens are rather new, and since the publication of the story poultry journals, all over. ; the

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Rooms including shower bntha. heat and light SL25 and cp per wans. FOR RENT Furnished rooms, neat, with bath fsr seats, at tt Grand.

AUTO LIVERY Touring cars and runabout for hire by hour or trip, especially low rates. Mollne Sales Co.. ion 2384. 1-tf LAUNDRY Dirty clothes male clean; tf 70a dca't believe it, try us. ' lllchmood Steam Laundry. Pncee 1231. febSS-tf FOOT DOCTOR. A. sure cure lor Corns. Pro! H. H. Kollinc 20 8. 8th. febl2-tf MOTOR CYCLES. New and second band. Waking & Co. 406 Main St. Phone 2006. 22-tt INSURANCE. Zloore and Ogborn Fire Insurance. Bonds and Loans. Room 16 I. O. O. F. Building. 19-tf GERMAN Notary Public and Steamboat agent Hans N. Koil, 716 Mam street 6-tf LOST. LOST Eastern Star pin between W. country have written to Mrs. Faulconer. Now the chickens have a new stunt. They have grown and prospered, but perhaps because of their rubber and hot water mother they have always acted more or less strange. After the chicks had grown large enough to roost in the chicken house with other members of the flock1 they still ln slated on "cheeping" about the yard at night and refused to live with the other chickens. At last Mrs. Faulconer' s daughter, Margaret had a suggestion which she decided to try. She bought a feather duster and put it in a basket where the . chickens had slept when they were quite young. As soon as the little or

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LOST Between CenterviUe and Richmond, a heavy low tan shoe. Finder please leave or address 121 N. 7th 6treet and receive reward. 22-2t LOST OR STOLEN Black and tan dog. half beagel and half hound. Return to Carl Stuart near Earlbam cemetery. Reward. 22-lt CARD OF THANKS. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank friends and neighbors (or their kindness during our. bereavement In the death of our wife and mother. Mr. Eshelman and child ren. 2Mt m mum anything: In Fishing Tackel from a Hook to aStell Rod : . at Pilgrim BroSo FIFTH AXD MAIN STREETS chicks saw the duster they came running. Now when night comes thsy do not hesitate about their sleeping quarters. They nestle down under the welcome feathers of the duster, and go to dreamland without a bit of hesitation. r- . - - ' 'Considerate. Young Writer (to editor of newly established journal) if you find this little story available for your column I don't ask any pay for It beyond a life subscription to 7ur paper. Editor But. great goodness, young man, you may lire for fifty years! Young Writer Oh, I don't mean daring my' life dar ing the life of your paper, yon know! London Tlt Blts.

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COUNCIL PASSES OVER MAYOR'S PROTEST ORDINANCE APPRO ; PRIATINQ $100 TO THE ART Af ' SOCIATION. : Council is wearying over the delay in enforcing the , peddlers' lieenu against the foreigners who are retailing ice cream cones in the city. At the meeting last evening Councilman Englebert Inquired why the city could" not follow Dayton's plan and fire these transients from the city. This la im poaaible. according: to Attorney Steady, and it 1 probable that aa tnvestlsattoai will be made to ascertain what the foreigners do with their unused cream, It is probable that they can be dealt with for selling impure food. The city fathers became entangled with the parliamentary rules in considering the Improvement of 8outh Eleventh street between C and B , streets, by the construction of cement sidewalks, curbs and gutters. This improvement had been successfully re monstrated against at a meeting of the board of - works and . recently. However the walks are so badly needed that the matter was referred to the the attention of council and an ordinance was presented last evening authorlaing the improvement. Bartel Changed Mind. A motion to suspend the rales and place the ordinance on passage was . killed by a negative vote of Council- ' man Bartel of the Fourth ward. Council soon afterward adjourned and it . was explained to Mr. Bartel that coun cil's approval was so evident that he . should withdraw his negative vote and vote for suspension of the rules. He attempted to do so but was declared Out of order. ' Mayor Schilllnger instructed Sergeant Little of the police force to call a special session at once, but City Attorney Study also ruled against this procedure, holding It illegal. The ordinance will therefore come up for final action at the next meeting. The ordinance passed two weeks .ago. appropriating f 100 to the Richmond . Art association, which Mayor Schilllnger refused to sign, was passed last evening by unanimous vote. The mayor"a failure to sign the ordinance practically amounted, to a veto. - r . . The committee on accounts and claims brought in an adverse report as to allowing William Decker's claim of $3.70 for damages to his fence which : was caused by the fire department running Into it several weeks ago. . Council sustained the action of the committee. ' " , Von Pein Complains. Complaint was made by Council-, man Von Pein as to the custom of removing old macadam from one street to another in order that the former street might be macadamised. He declared such was being done by removing old macadam from South Seventh street to High street. The bad condition of the South Seventh street park walks was also reported by Mr. Von ri in. Both - complain U- went to the board of works. Inquiry was made by J Councilman McMahan concerning: chuck, holes on Main street from the bridge to Eighth street The board has called the at-. tention of the proper corporations the water works company and the street car company to the necessity of Immediate action jon their, part. These corporations liPmaklng excavations failed to replace the pavement in aa good shape as they found it. Want Walk Made. Roy T., Cooper. F. A. Cooper, Walter L. Brooks and John E. Elliott through, Councilman Ogborn have petitioned for the construction of a six foot cement sidewalk - on North Twelfth street between 1 and J streets. The petition was referred to the board. Mr. Ogborn also had a number of complaints to make about the bad condition of streets and sidewalks la Riverdale. To the committee on franchises was referred the petition of twvatp-Cve property owners on Central avenue for tbe cbangf nar of the name of this street to College avenue. ' . A resolution for the improvement of South A street between Eixth1 and Ninth by the, construction of ceaent . sidewalks on both side and a esussat curb and gutter on the north side) was , presented by Coun4lBsaa Battel. . It was referred to the streets and alley. committee. Some of the council mem bers favored extendiar the sidewss a square or so farther east. r' BLOOD VILL FLOvV i ; VIIED TOO lllVftL: ; OUTFITS' !I00I CP (Contlauoi From Oaa.)

talent are Charles Ladd. WIU XUSer. " Ray Shiveley.' Wilfred -Jessnp. Byraas Robbina. JoaH 'ATien. ' Wmiam KsOey. Perry Freeman Arthur Cnrme. Robert Study and -WlU r Boud. - Heary U. ' Johnson wDl be the giager bottle for the team.' Thomas J. Study ?rUl bare charge of tie rule book.. - The newspaper mt'tt (tike "their reputation on a teass'r " trass tits following; world-' tses.'s ; astd three , times champions: Bufetpfc ' T, sans, Edward Warfel. : Ksanetk r Craix ' Carl ' . Ackerman. Win tatters. Hoy Oorrrtoa. Wizard Jessnp, W. Conradt, -Carry ; Parry. H. . Camenm nines, frt 7 1 Poundstoae. Charles Uorgaa, C?urt3 "

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