Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 235, 1 July 1910 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PAI LADIU3I AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1910.

MOTORCYCLE MADE ASSAULT Oil AUTO

Two Rival Lords of the Road Mix It Up, the Touring Car Winning Out. ONE WOMAN WAS BRUISED

WHILE MOTORCYCLIST, WHO BEJ CAME CONFUSED, WAS HURLED FROM HIS MACHINE AND KNOCKED UNCONSCIOUS. Becoming suddenly confused while riding a motorcycle, Tom Swaner, a foreman of the Home telephone company, turned on all his power and dashed at a terrific! rate of speed into the big automobile 'owned by Howard Campbell, at the corner of Tenth and Main streets last evening. Mrs. Etta Albaugh, of Kokomo, one of the occupants of the car, was severely bruised as a result of the crash, although Swaner escaped without a scratch. The accident occurred at a few minutes past six o'clock when the corner was crowded with vehicles. The automobile, driven by Mr. Campbell's chauffeur, was running at a slow rate of speed as it turned from North Tenth into Main street. Swaner was approaching from the south, and in

stead of shutting oft the gasoline, turn

ed the handle the wrong way and dashed Into the back fender of the

automobile at a high speed. Hurled to Pavement.

He was hurled to the'pavement and

rendered unconscious. The heavy motorcycle lifted and In some manner struck Mrs. Albaugh, who was sitting

on that side of the car, on the hand

and arm, while one of the handle-bars hit her side. The machine was stopped, and as soon as the motorcyclist

had been cared for, Mrs. Albaugh was

hurried out to the home of Mrs. B. D,

Johnson, whom she has been visiting.

on East Main street, where a physl

clan was summoned. She had fainted from the shock, but was soon revlvod and suffered only from painful bruises.

Scores of people witnessed the acci

dent and absolved the driver of the automobile from all blame. Swaner, who lives at 8 South Tenth street. Is a novlco at riding a motorcycle, and

considers his escape most fortunate.

In the automobile at the time were Mrs. Albaugh and Mrs. Edward Sweeny, of Kokomo: Mrs. B. B. Johnson,

Mrs. Geora-4 Williams. Mrs. Howard

Campbell and Mrs. Will Campbell. ME ASSASUI MS GlillOTIIIED

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POSLAM'S GREAT WORK

IN CURING ECZEMA

Uniform 8uccess in the Treatment of

All Surface Skin Diseases. The remarkable work which poslam.

the new skin remedy. Is accomplishing in the eradication of eczema Includes cases of many years' standing, the trouble having affected all parts of the body.

For fifteen years I have had ec

zema on my neaa, says Mr. E. c. Staton, Woodbridge, Va.. "the scalp

being nothing but blotches. I found that the first box of poslam helped

me, and now my scalp seems to be

entirely cured, leaving it clear and

perfectly white. I think it is the greatest remedy- in the world for this disease." All other. skin diseases, including acne, tetter, shingles, barber's itch, piles, salt rheum, skin

scale, etc., are relieved and cured by poslam In like manner, itching being stopped at once. The less serious troubles, such as pimples, red and in

flamed noseB, fever blisters, sunburn.

etc., respond so readily that results

are seen after an overnight application.

Write to the Emergency Laborator-

es, 32 West 25th street, New York

City, and they will send you by mail.

free of charge, in plain wrapper, enough poslam to cure a small affected surface, clear the complexion or remove pimples.

Poelam is sold by W. H. Sudhoff and

all druggists everywhere in two sizes at 50 cents or $2.

against the shedding of the blood of

freedom."

The last words came through the

fingers of the soldier's hands.

As Llabouf was seen on the scaffold

there came a mighty surge forward of the crowd. The authorities plainly

anxious hurried away. Llabouf after a last look around, knelt on the block while the glittering , knife fell. It was done so quietly that at the same moment the crowd which had burst all

barriers had no time to make itself

felt before their comrade was dead.

They fired revolvers into the police

as the knife fell and a police captain

dropped. The police returned the fire and rioters fell. After the execution, and the confusion of the disorder, the streets were patrolled for several

hours. More than 300 were arrested.

to the pavement like an ox In the

slaughterhouse. Troops Flflht Mob.

Finally daybreak came and the crowds were driven back from the ' scaffold by the troops who had been on aruard in the neighborhood for

hours.

The appearance of Llabouf was the signal for a wild demonstration upon the parts of his friends even though

they had been driven to a distance.

"Brothers In humanity," shouted the apache before a soldier could put his

hand over his mouth, "I protest

Positively True

And Convincing Published With the Hope That

Others Will Be Similarly Blessed.

"I was just as weak and tired in the

morning when I got up as when

went to bed. had a dull heavy feel

lag ' my arms and legs, and a con

tlnual burning sensation in my back. Dull, heavy headaches were very frequent, especially Just before a change of weather. Gas formed a great deal

la my stomach and bowels, and

would bloat 4Md belch very much

When my trouble started some two

years ago, I weighed one hundred and

ixty-two pounds, but through two

year of disease and misery. I lost

thirty-eight pounds. The medicine

took would fill a good sized shelf, and

1 was growing worse all the time.

About four months ago, I saw a sick friend taking Root Juice, he said it was doing him lota of good, so I concluded to try It, although I had lost faith In everything. The first bottle

didn't seem to do me much good but " Imagined I was little better, so

bought six bottles, before It was all used, I was gaining a pound a day.

and feeling like my old self again

ltep was refreshing, appetite good,

and digestion seemed perfect. I no

longer had the dull, heavy feeling la

my arms and legs, or pain In my back.

and nave not Moated or neicnea since.

Root Juice la the best medicine la the

' world, I am telling all of my friends of tie great good It did me. ' For bush ae reasons. I do not wish my name Mbllahed la the paper, but any one

- euCers as I did can get It, by

wrltlns to the Root Juice medicine

Coot Juice la doing so much good.

- troesot the country, that praise of It la bow bete heard la every state tA at His point, it Is easy to get

: rsi vatssfcla information, regarding

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AMONG THE

CLOUDS

Mrs. Vanderbilt, ir., Mounts Trusty Aeroplane and Establishes "Fad." HARMON HER CHAUFFEUR

to take a ride in his aeroplane on July 4. W. K. Vanderbilt and Mrs. Nicholas Ixmgworth are also to take a balloon voyage with Mr. Harmon.

Take a box of Price's fine chocolates along with you.

BEEF TONGUES. Plenty of nice Beef Tongues, either Fresh, Sweet Pickled or Smoked, at Schwegman's Meat Markets. Three phones 1084, 1630, 2204.

APPOINTED BY SEGO

Lawrence Haadley has been appointed a member of the state committee of the Sons of Veterans to inspect the Soldiers and Sailors Home at Knightstown. The Rev. Thomas J. Graham has been selected as a special aid. The appointments were made by the state

commander, Joseph Sego.

Crushed fruit Strawberry and Peach

Ice Cream and eight other flavors,

Price's best.

RENO THE CENTER

OF THE SPORTING UNIVERSE TODAY (Continued from Page One)

Garden City, I I., July 1. Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt, Jr.. was a passenger In an aeroplane flight made last evening by Clifford B. Harmon, and for about thirty seconds enjoyed the

thrills of sailing through the clouds. In company with David Elkins, Mrs. Vanderbilt arrived at the aerodrome a little before seven o'clock. She joined Mr. Harmon and went directly to

the machine that had been rolled on the field. A sup-ladder had been placed at one side of the aeroplane and Mrs. Vanderbilt climbed up into the rear seat. She had some difficulty In arranging

her Bhort skirt over her ankles. Mr. Harmon mounted the front seat and as the machine shot into the air she waved her hand at Mrs. Thomas Hastings and Mr. Elkins. Then she took a firm grip on the two supporting braces and looked as if she meant to stick fast. The machine swerved slightly as it soared to a height of about fifteen feet and rose to twenty or twenty-five feet as it swung across the course. Just as it reached the far Bide Mr. Harmon made a quick turn and went down. In landing the machine was somewhat shaken up and several bolts in the skids were loosened. It was also noticed that the engine was not working perfectly as Mr. Harmon flew. Mrs. Vanderbilt declared that aeroplaning is a wonderful sport. She said she was not the least bit frightened, even if she did have a rough landing. She refused, however, to say whether she intends to buy an aeroplane. Mrs. Vanderbilt' wore a natty tailored suit of black, with a short, tightfitting skirt and a red mushroom hat with a spider-web veil. The costume had evidently been fashioned for the occasion. Mr. Harmon sent a telegram to former President Roosevelt inviting him

Plenty of all kinds of choice cold meats, boiled ham. pressed and minced ham, any kind of sausage, hamburger, etc.. at Schwegman's Meat Markets. Three 'phones.

will enter by another; the $20 through

another.

Only big bugs in the sporting world

can now claim any share of attention. Stanley Ketchell was able to collect a

small crowd of the natives when he ate dinner.

Jim Examines Ring. Jim Jeffries examined the ring to

day. The footing will be firm and the

contractor believes he has hit upon

something new in laying brussels car

pet down, reverse side up Instead of

treacherous canvass. This avoids padding.The arrangement is satisfactory

to both men. Wren Jeffries steps Into

the ring he will wear a specially made

pair of shoes with an exceptionally

high arch making footwork easy.

Orally, the coming battle is being

fought out hourly In the Btreets of

Reno.

"Why, my dear sir," said one strang

er to another, "that man Johnson will

be pounded Into a pulp in fifteen

rounds. This man Jeffries Is the em

bodiment of brute force, possessing a

blow carrying with it, sufficient force

to totter a skyscraper.'

"Huh, was the retort, "it is sure

hard to wipe out an lnkspot."

A Slice of Gossip. On another corner: "This man Jef

fries never fought in his life, man,"

said one dusky and excited follower of

Johnson, "why, Jeff can't come back.

Why, this fight,- etc, etc.

"Yes," waa the rejoinder, "as I was

saying, this was a fight spell it lu big letters F-I-G-H-T. That is something Johnson has never done. Save your money, man, the price of chuck steak Is still going higher.

No matter where you turn, it Is the

same thing In a little different form.

Tom Corbett has joined the bunch

and has opened his. official betting book. He is offering 10 to 7 1-2 with Jeffries still favorite. Other betting

is that Jeffries does not win In nineteen rounds. This is an even money chance.

ALLEN JAY

His Autobiography just received at Nicholson's. Large 12 Mo., 420 pages, sixteen illustrations. See window. Price $1.50 net. NICHOLSON . BRO729 Main St.

Tears of experience have given me

the right to use the term EXPERT J

as appnea to watcn ana jeweiry Repairing. FRED KENNEDY, New Jeweler. 526 Main.

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71o lln st icSmot

Established 18S1

Accident Insurance E. B. KNOLLENBERG Room 6, Knollenberg's Annex.

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63 VARIETIES Of Cigarettes some for ladies. Yes, we flil 'phone orders ED. A. FELTMAN Wholesale and Retail Cigars and Tobaccos 6C9 MAIN. "if it's made of tobacco we have it."

-BURGLARYThe summer outing season will soon be here, when you will leave your silverware, furs, rugs, paintings and bric-a-brac to the burglars. Upon your return. It you find some valuables gone, othersdestroyed, locks broken, and your pretty home turned into a place of desolation, a draft covering the loss and damage will look mighty good to you. Let OOUGAN & CO. protect you. Phone 1330.

PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY.

WeddLimig (Gfilltts

of Jewelry, Sterling Silver or Plated Silverware are always acceptable and in good taste. If you are considering such a gift you can do no better than choose some article from our stock if you would consider quality and price.

O. E. Dickinson Diamonds Mounted Watch Repairing 523 Main St.

"GINGER UP" - Your Water Heater and get Hot Water quickly. Our heater and methods relieve the pain." MEERHOFF, the Plumber Phone 1236. 9 South 9th St.

Picnic Suggestions

Chickens to fry Baked Ham, cooked done Cold Sliced Tenderloin Potato Chips, fresh and crisp Pimentoe Cheese for sandwiches Potted and Deviled Meat Fancy Queen Olives in Bulk Baked Beans in Tomato Sauce

Midget Sweet Pickies

Potted Cheese Fresh Recpt Flakes Peanut Butter Fancy Messina Lemons Grape Juice Flag Paper Napkins Picnic Plates

Fresh English Channel Mackerel, Kippered Herring, Herring in Bouillon, Herring in Tomato Sauce, are especially nice for lunches, ENGAGE YOUR CHICKEN EARLY so as to not be disappointed. M. G. HADLEY, PHONE 2292

FOOTWEAR FOR THE FOURTH

Dainty ankle straps for the women in patent and gun metal, selling for $2 to $3.50.

Barefoot "and Roman Sandals for the little people selling from 45c to $2.

Oxfords, ties and pumps for men selling from $2.50 to $5.

QuaiSo Mo FeMmmaie

TWO STORES

724 Main Street

807 Main Street

A contest In frying potatoes in the French manner was held a few days

ago at Blllancourt, near Paris. There

were eleren entrants, nearly all drawn from the class of "fried potato merchants," whose hand carte laden with kettles of savory grease are sights so common In the French capital, where

for three or four cents one may buy a brown paper cornucopia full of hot French fried potatoes, just as one may

buy peanuts and popcorn In America. The height of art is said to hare been

shown at the contest Highest honors went to a whlte-aproned expert called

Jeaunesu. His potatoes, it was de

creed, were cut Just the right size.

were dipped from the grease at exact

ly the moment when they had attained crispness without losing their moist succnlency and were finished off with

exactly the proper quantity of salt

The Portland cement production In the United States last year was nearly

62,000,000 barrels, an Increase of 10,-

000,000 barrels oyer the year before.

As the long arctic night approaches

the polar bear repairs to the foot of a

cliff or some other similar place and

NOTICE. Beginning Tuesday, July 5th our store will close at 5:30 p. m, during the hot season.

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NOTICE. Beginning Tuesday,. July 5th our. store will , close at 5:30 p. m., during the hot season. . ;

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NUSBAUM'S REORGANIZATION SALE, the most successful selling event of our business history. IT IS STOCK REDUCING IN EARNEST. Enthusiasm abounded, buying increased and multiplied, no lull from opening to present selling day; warm weather stagnation was unknown. Activity always supreme. THUS TOMORROW THE LAST DAY OF THIS UNUSUAL SELLING EVENT is destined to be one of the biggest and busiest. We quote just a few of the enticing buying inducements that brought results. Shrewd buyers will sit up and , .... . take notice.

Pretty Organdie Lawns, per yard -4c $2.00 genuine Seal Leather Bags, leather lined, 9, 10 and 12 in. frames, choice $1.00

Extra size Imt. Leather Bags, while they last

15c Dress Ginghams, per yard ., Hope Bleached Muslin, per yard Best Calicoes, per yard 25c Plaid Organdie, per yard ..,

-50c -83c .-8c ..5c -15c

Children's Socls, plaid tops, per pair. -15c

Men's 75c Shirts 50c 15c White Goods, per yard - --8c 10c Bleached Cambric, per yard ... .8c 7c Apron Ginghams, per yard 5c Ladies' Fine Gauze Silk Lisle Garter Top Hose, extra fine, per pair 50c Fancy and Plain Taffeta Ribbons, 35c values, per yard .......-----19c Gents' 25c Socks, per pair only .........15c Ladies' Fine Gauze Vests......... 3 for 25c

Ladies' Fine Gauze lace trimmed vests, at 2 for 25c Gents' Fine Baibriggan Garments ....... 25c Gents' 10c Fancy handkerchiefs 5c 75c Pongee Silks, natural colors, per yard, 45c 75c and $1.00 Drawn Lunch Cloths and Scarfs 39c 25c Curtain Nettings, per yard 18c Mercerized Petticoats - -- - - - - - -49c AND HUNDREDS EQUALLY INTERESTING.

Tis Clearly Yomur Mistake iff You Don't Take Advantage off Tliis Last Day's Beying OppoFlunittics STORE CLOSED .ALL DAY THE IF01LJ1R.X1HI

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