Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 34, Number 276, 12 August 1909 — Page 8

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JHURSD AY, August 12th, marks the ending of our first years business in Richmond, and to show our appreciation of the fine treatment

we have received and the large amount of patronage we have been favored with, we have decided to throw our doors open for ten days

and give everyone the opportunity of securing any article in our mammoth store at practically the manufacturers' prices. Our prices and quality of goods will speak for themselves, and you can rest assured that you will get nothing but new and up-to-date merchandise at this sale at a saving of twenty to thirty-three per cent

All Goods Out of the City Delivered Free. We Will Exchange Any Article That is Not Satisfactory.

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COMMITTEE MET AIIDJORGAIIIZED Municipal Research Organization Was Born Last Evening.

REID NAMED AS CHAIRMAN VARIOUS CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS OF THE CITY ARE REPRESENT. " ED ON THE COMMITTEE PLAN OF ITS-WORK.

The 'Municipal Research committee. Including representatives from all the commercial organizations of the city met last evening in the Commercial club rooms for the purpose of organisation. A full representation of the

committee members with the ; excep

tion of William Dudley Foulke, who is out of the city, was present at the meeting and they elected Pettis A. Reid chairman, and E. ilL Haas as secretary. The committee is to act entirely independent of the commercial

organizations, except that its reports will be submitted to these organizations with the idea of having them endorse whatever is approved of by the committee. Plans of Procedure. Plans of procedure, and the functions of the committee will be reported to the committee at its next meeting by Mr. Reid and Mr. Haas, who were appointed as a committee for this purpose. Mr. Haas will correspond with the secretaries of other Ulce organizations In other cities and secure data concerning the work. The most important matter before the committee at the present time is the waterworks franchise. Inquiries touching on all sides of the question were made at the meeting last evening. However, the committee is not prepared to make any announcement as to its plans.

ON FOOD The Right Foundation of Health.

Proper food Is the foundation of health. People can eat improper food for a time until there Is a sudden collapse of the digestive' organs, then all kinds of trouble follows. The proper way out of the difficulty is to shift to the pure, scientific food, Grape-NUts, for It rebuilds from the foundation up. Ai New Hampshire woman says: "Last summer I was suddenly taken with Indigestion and severe stomach trouble and could not eat food without great pain, my stomach was so sore I could hardly move about This kept up until I was so miserable ; life was not worth living. "Then a friend finally, after much argument, induced me to quit my former diet and, try Grape-Nuts. "Although I had but little faith I commenced to use it and great was my surprise to find that I could eat it without the usual pain and distress In my stomach. "So I kept on using Grape-Nuts and soon a marked Improvement was shown, for my stomach was performing Its regular work in a normal way .without pain or distress. "Very soon the yellow coating disappeared from my tongue, the dull, heavy feeling In my head disappeared and my mind felt light and clear; the languid, tired feeling left, and altogether I felt as If I had been rebuilt Strength and weight came back rapIdly and I went back to my work with renewed ambition. "Today I am a sew woman In mind as well as body and I owe it all to this natural; food, "Grape-Nuts." "There's a Reason. Look In pkgs. for the famous little book. "The Road to Wellvllle." ' Ever read the above letter? A new one appears from time to time. They are genuine, true, and full of human Interest. ,

HEW FACTORY IS BOOSTED BY THE COMMERCIAL CLUB (Continued From Page One.)

pany was capitalized at $250,000 and that $221,000 had been paid in. That they had no indebtedness, and had ample capital to operate the business, and none of the stock was for sale. He presented plans for the new building, which will be 62 by 200 feet In dimensions and two stories high. It will be constructed absolutely fire proof, being wholly of concrete and iron. A force of men is at work now making tests for the foundation, as it is to rest on solid rock and that they have found it at a depth of 11 feet. The building complete including equipment, would cost approximately eighty to ninety thousand dollars. They were manufacturing automatic and adjustable spindle drilling, reaming and tapping machinery. The machines were patented and had a ready sale. Your committee is of opinion that this factory Is on a good financial basis, and is in the hands of a competent management and believes that it will be a very valuable acquisition for our city and we therefore recommend that the Commercial club endorses the efforts of the South Side Improvement association In securing this factory. Their persistency, energy and loyalty to the city is highly commendable, and we hope our citizens will give their representatives due consideration when called upon with a proposition to make an investment in this part of the city. Respectfully Bjibmitted. is. E. JONES, GEO. H. BGGEMJgYMR, G"EX. L. CATES, Committee. E. M. HAAS, Secretary.

REVENGE WANTED BY MOTHER SLAIN ROCHESTER GIRL

Mrs. Schumacher Stated Today That Tomorrow She Would Herself Start Out to Hunt for Murderer.

ALL HER MONEY WILL BE USED IF NEEDED

REPLY CONSIDERED

(American News Service) Constantinople, August 12.- Grand Vlsier Hilmi Pasha announced today that the examination of the Greek reply to Turkey's demands In the Cretan question had not been finished. One ambiguous cftmse hr grvteg dlfrteotty to the cabinet. - The - grand ".: viaier would not say what the paragraph relates to,- but intimated that a better understanding between Greece and the Ottoman ta necessary before fee

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Police Think the Fiend Will Be Discovered Soon Posse Is Today Hunting for One Suspect.

(American News Service) Rochester, Nv Y., Aug. 12. "My daughter's murder must be avenged. If the police do not arrest her murderer today I will start out myself tomorrow and look for him. I have something I have been thinking of, and I have not said anything about it. I am going to do something myself," today declared the mother of 17 year old Anna Schumacher, who was slain in Holy Sepulchre cemetery and her body buried in a shallow grave. "We shall spend every dollar we have to run down the murderer," said one of Mrs. Schumacher's daughters, and if we find him there will be no need of a trial!" ' Sentiment Echoed. This sentiment was echoed on every hand today, and if the slayer of the girl is caught the authorities will have hard work to prevent a lynching.

The police believe that the girl's

slayer will be captured soon. A posse

wag today in pursuit of a man who

answers the description of the person

who was last seen with Miss Schumacher in the cemetery. This man

was seen in Greece a town near here.

That the fugitive is tne slayer of the girl or knows something of the killing the police declare they are pos

itive. He evidently escaped from Rochester on a train, having been seen

in Greece, when he was ejected from a

car, and hastened toward the woods

Persons who saw him ana read descriptions of the man seen In the cemetery with Miss Schumacher saw at once a striking resemblance and immediately notified the police, ' They gave chase but the man had a good start of them and was soon lost to sight in the

woods. . . - The news was immediately telephoned, to Rochester and the sheriff and posse hastened to Greece. The small police force of Greece was not sufficient to surround the woods. They wers surrosnaed while another force of men Boomed the neighborhood. All trains entering Greece 5 were carefully watched :i for the fugitive, and the conductors and trainmen had been Instructed to hold any man found stealing a ride. The man seen with

Che ctrt-gDtac toward the thicket-In

the cemetery by Mr. and Mrs. Hartman wore a blue suit of clothes and a derby hat. The man being pursued by the posse had on a black suit,' but when he left Grece.he wore a straw hat.

B. P. O. E. Some people think there is some mystery connected! with the initial letters B. P. O. E. For their benefit we will state that they stand for "Best preparation on earth," which of course means rub-a-lac. Mondays are never dreaded when the wife has rub-a-lac See that from now on she is not without it. All grooers have it.

KLIIIG DEAL IS OFF

(American News Service) Hannibal, Mo., Aug. 12 The deal for Johnny Kling to manage Brooklyn is off. President Ebbitts wired C. Webb Murphy to that effect today. 'Til go along with Lumley, said Ebbitts, "and this Is why I offered Murphy four players, Catterson, Dunn, Pastorius and Kustus, with $10,000 cash besides. I also offered him $15,000 cash and would have given $20,000. Murphy would listen to nothing but Lumley, George Bell and Catcher Erwin of Rochester, whom I have bought. "I thought this proposition over and have now decided to let Kling go by the board."

OIICE MORE ADAMS CASE JOBBED UP Cass County Prosecutor in The City Making Investigations.

HE CONSULTED WITH LADD

DE8IRES TO SEE IF HE WOULD BE WARRANTED IN ENTERING A CHARGE OF BIGAMY AGAINST THE PROMOTER.

GOES TO CONGRESS

(American News Service) Washington, Aug. 12. The fight waged by former Lieut. J. A. Burn of the revenue cutter service, who charges that the revenue cutters wantonly refused to rescue the passengrs and crew of the steamer Valencia, lost off Vancouver Island in 1906, will be carried to congress. Lieut, Burns declared today that while the charges are seemingly ignored, he will push the matter before congress, bringing it to the personal attention of President Taft.

LARGE STOCK DEAL

One of the largest stock deals made in the county recently was that con

cluded yesterday by C. E. Wiley. He bought thirty-seven head of hogs from Oliver Spencer of Bethel at $7.80 per 100 pounds. The cash consideration was $827. The hogs averaged more than $22 apiece.

TAKE NOTICE. All persons "are ' recommended to take Foley's Kidney Remedy for backache, rheumatism, and kidney - and bladder tremble. It wlH quickly cor

rect urinary Irregularities, which. If

neglected, may develop Into a serious

illness. It will restore health " and

strength. Do not neglect algns of

kidney or bladder trouble and risk Bright disease or diabetes. A." G.

s-Co.

George Custer, prosecutor of Cass county, was in the city yesterday for a consultation with Prosecutor Ladd relative to the Frank R. Adams case. Custer has been pursuing his search to learn if he would be justified in entering bigamy proceedings against Adams. The Cass county prosecutor

was -enroute home from Delaware, O.,

where he had been to visit Mrs. Ad

ams. He found her a very interesting conversationalist and firm in her be

lief she is the only wife of Adams; . Case Is Difficult. The Delaware woman claims to be the only wife and the mother and brother of the woman at Indianapolis, who suicided, and who posed as Mrs. Frank R. Adams say she was the only wife of the broker, who is well known here. . The Cass county official says the deeper he tries to go into the case the worse he becomes mired. He could not say definitely if he would take any action.

MEW EMDNESf In the Comb Extra fine, white and fine flavor. Comb Honey is very scarce this season. Can give you a special price in quantity. Welsh Grape Juice, Ginger Ale, Table Waters. Rodman's Whole Wheat Pancake Flour and Uaple Syrup. .

Everbloomlng Primroses (t3c ed COc pleats) Ttz Fbver S!::p lOlOlZsSaSl.

YOUIX VACATION Will not be ccssplsts willed a HOD AIL Step la u sec t3te ltac AU prices tfea CXO to Crtogj yw tilm to mm to fcc ewete?esL W. II. ROSS DRUG CCnn ANY, KM UAB STBEET.

to "boost" your credit, by paying up all your bills. Your creditora pleased with your promptness, will gladly extend you credit again, should the occasion demand It, and it will be a satisfaction to you to not be compelled each pay-day to divide up your pay among a number of creditors. If you already have the money with which to do this, well and good; If not, we can be of service to you. not only by loaning you the money, but also by saving you money.

We loan In aums to suit the borrower, en household

pianos, livestock and all personal property, without- removal. We give you such time and such payments as you may desire, and we absolutely Guarantee a Lower Date

than can be had from any similar concern In the city. Dee tfchj sound good? If so, investigate our assertions and prove to your satisfaction that they are true; then you will have no difficulty to determine where you can best serve your own interests. Liberal discounts for all unexpired time.' Free exteneiene in case of sickness.

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