Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 254, 21 July 1910 — Page 8

PAGE EIOIIT THE RICHMOND FAIiIADIU1I AND 8UX-TEL.EGRA3I, THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1910.

STATE TAX LEVY IE DE OOOSTEO

Marshall Warns Legislature In Advance of Necessity of Economy. r' asaasasa EXPENSE TO OE HEAVIER AND SOLON WILL HAVE TO DEVISE SOME METHOD TO MEET IT STATE INSTITUTIONS NEED A LARGE SUM.

Clever Vomen

Always Kssp Thalr Hair as Fascinating a Possible.

'HIGH FINANCIERS

0 RETURN LOOT

(Palladium Spcl.l) Indianapolis, July 21. Governor Marshall say a tbat unless the next legislator la very careful It will find Itself up against the necessity of In creasing the state tax levy, and he

will make strong

touching on this matter. He says that

according to the best figures he can

obtain it will cost $360,000 more to maintain the various state Institutions

next year than it coats for this year,

8ome women are born beautiful: some grow up to be beautiful, and some are clever enough to make themselves beautifuL But alK agree that no matter how perfect the features, how rosy the cheeks, how sparkling the eVe, no woman can attain the perfection of beauty unless she ' has an abundance of lustrous hair of her own. And thanka to Parisian Sage, which

can now be obtained all over America, every woman can have natural hair in abundance; hair as lustrous as the ris

ing sun.

Parisian Sage is without the least

vestige of a doubt the most remarka

ble hair grower, invigorator and beau-

tifler ever compounded.

It Is so far ahead of all commercial

tonics that L. H. Fine guaranteees it

to eradicate dandruff, stop falling hair

and itchinar scalp in two weeks, or

money back.

Parisian Sage is delightfully refresh

ing and is not sticky or greasy. A

large bottle for 50 cents at druggists

vrvwhr and at L. H. Fine's " Mail

recommendations orden fledf charges prepaid, by Gi-

roux Mfg. Co., Buffalo, N. Y.

an advance in the tax rate the gov. ernor holds that the legislature it

and the job the legislature will have self will be to blame.

$10,000,000 to Be Put Back

in Funds of New York Traction Co.

AN OLD SCANDAL REVIVED

ROADS ARE PAYING INVESTMENT BUT HAVE BEEN THE OBJECTS

OF SPECULATION BY GAMBLERS.

qualm of conscience, for. this is a virtue which has long since been counted out of the recognized curriculum of Wafl Street. " Don't flatter yourself that friendship authorizes yon to say disagreeable things to your intimates. On the contrary, the nearer you come into relation with a person the more necessary do fact and courtesy become. Holme. "DON'T GET RUM DOWN wk od miserable. If yon bar Kidney or B!adder trouble. Dull bead pains, Itirnnf n. Nrrro-iaiiTt. Fain in the back, and fret tired ail over.get a cack age of Mother Uray'a AUSTRALIA N-L.KAir.tbe pleasant berbenre. It never foils. We have many testimonial from grateful people who bar tued this wonderful remedy. As regulator it bas no l- Ak lor Slot ner Grays A astral Ian. Leaf at Dragsters or sent by mail for M eta. Bamcto FKE. Addre,Tbe Mother U ray Co., LeRor, N. V.

TEAMSTER IS HURT

Thrown from his wagon last night when the front wheels caught in the Street car tracks on North E street. Henry Martin, teamster, was thrown to the pavement receiving two broken ribs, a strained back and sprained right ankle. The man was taken to his home in the city ambulance. His condition is not serious.

When Martin fell the team which

is owned by the Minck Brewing company, became frightened and ran for

several blocks.

STOCK

on hand will be tbat of meeting this Increase without raising the tax levy.

The levy now Is 33.35 cents on the hundred dollars of taxable property In the state. The governor believes It Is

possible to meet the Increase In ex

penses without increasing the tax levy provldd the legislature usee care and

good Judgment In making up the ap

propriations next winter. Cost of Institutions.

The governor estimates that It will

cost 1200 per head to maintain the

Annual Increases. 1

There was a heavy increase In the

appropriations for the various state

institutions at the last session of the legislature over the appropriations made two years before. The annual increases at the various Institutions for 1000 as compared with the amount

appropriated for 1908 are aa follows: Eastern Hospital for Insane $20 a head; Northern Indiana Hpspltal for

Insane $20; Epileptic Village, $14; School for Feeble Minded Youth $8; Boys' School $35; Girls' School $35;

$5;

tata Institutions next year tbat is.

m a. bils of 1200 a vear for each In-1 State Prison $5; Reformatory

mate. Thla. he estimates, will mean Woman's Prison $50.

an Increase of probably $10 a year

over the present cost

There will be next year about 12,250

lamatea in. the various state institu

tions, divided as follows: Insane, 6,

Governor Marshall has been giving

much study to thla question since he took his office, and he has from time

to time called In many of the superin

tendents and heads of Institutions for

000: feeble minded. 1.500: prisoners conference on tne suDjeci. ne says ne

In state prison and reformatory. $.400; Is going to make recommendations to

boya school. 700; girls school, 700; the legislature which, be believes, win epileptics 200; soldiers home 650; sol- enable the legislature to adopt a plan

dters and sailors orphans home, 400; which win Keep me cost, oi running

tuhsircuioala hoanltal 200: deaf and the state government witnin me pres-

dump institute and school for the lent tax levy, but uat.u w nen

aim inn tn tne lecisiaiure 10 uo wnm 11

Next year the new southeastern hoe- pleases with tne recommenaauons

pltal for the Insane win be la use. and

It Is the purpose now to take all of

the Insane oat of the county jails and place them la the new Institution, to

gether with some of the present la

mates of insane asylums. This will

make aa Increase of about 1.000 above

the present population of the Insane

hospitals, but thla Increase Is lndud

ed la the above figures. The new

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will be In use and will accommodate ? Z '

200 lamatea. thus ad din that number! will receive the support or me rreme

to the present population of the atatel county delegates in the State conven-

Institutions. Ition to be held next week in coium-

Mean Big Increase. bus. The delegates are reluctant to

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(American News Service! New York, July 21. To those who have been bewailing the indifference of the prosecuting authorities of the county to the charges of peculation of the funds of the traction companies of this city, now in the hands of receivers, the announcement of the proposed restitution of $10,000,000 by high financiers, is regarded as good news. The . scandal which marked the loot

ing of these companies has been one

of the black spots In New York's history of high finance. Gotham's street

railroads are the best patronized in

the world and when conducted legiti

mately for the benefit of stockholders

should yield a handsome annual profit

Unfortunately for the latter, however,

the roads became a pet vehicle for financial exploitation, by which a number of the associates of the late Secretary of the Navy, William C. Whitney, filched unearned millions from them under various guises. Most conspicuous of the incidents of this kind was the sale of the Metropolitan Traction company of the charter of an unbuilt road, without a franchise, for $1,000,000. This money was refunded when the deal was exposed and criminal prosecution impended. The announced return of the $10,000,000 to

one of the subsidiaries of the traction trust means the disgorging of a much !

larger sum and will probably detract j much from the enjoyment of the sum-! mer vacations of the gentlemen affect- j ed. Several of the gentlemen involved ; are to put up $1,500,000 each and one , or two of them $2,000,000. In the light! of past experience, it is certain that, none of the financiers in question are giving up these sums through any

PREBLE FOR BROWN

(Palladium Special)

Eaton, O., July 21. Judge Orln B.

Brown, of Dayton, In the race for the

Amazing Core . For Rheumatism

25-Year Cases Cured In Few Weeks.

The great discovery, 'D-M-F posi

tively destroys all poison which

causes rheumatism, gout, lumbago or

neuralgia, no matter how chronic oi.

serious the case may be.

additional Insane, $40,000 to take care

of the tuberculosis patients and $120.-

at hand to sho that Garfield will not

be the man. The proposed stand of

000 a year to provide for the InereaM eiL JSL

la the coat of the maintenance of the ww

12530 lamatea of the Institutions. Dy prom.inensj:or,;,

tv i. M.v. . uartrwi lean ranas. mo oh:bv a

ru..A. u-.vii l... .iiiS i. r. i mono xiuruuc.a, v. - v.

M..h... M.li, Prugh. C. G. Oldfather, C. C. Hawley,

of the Central Hospital for the Insane; E. C. Wright and O. W. Hanger.

, Dr. 8. B. Smith, superintendent of the

Eastern Hospital for the Insane; Dr.

Mary Bplnk and Rev. p. H. Gavlsk,

members of the state board of chart

ties, and Amos Butler, secretary of

the latter board, to consider carefully

the means of reducing the cost of

maintenance of the Insane hospitals.

Thla commission will assist the governor la reaching some kind of a con-

DESERTED A CHILD

Accused of not paying $5 a month

toward the support of his six year old

child, Roy Cotman, colored, of Portland, was arrested here yesterday at

elusion la the matter. Then Immediate- ternoon by I)eputy Sheriff Runningly after the election next fall the gov- U.m af Jay county d returaed there

ernor will anoint a legislative commit- l"r "- "vu""" tee waleh will visit all of the institu- Twlf !n tbe Waye tlona and investigate their needs and urt iunev"d V!?

MMMmMM4.,ln. ,. I Support, WW tuuu. tt aucscu

priatlons to be made by the legisla- fal,ed to do thln'

doing this work the gover-l '

"Is marriage a failure V

"Tea to those who get left" Cleve

land Leader.

ture. la

nor will direct the legislative commit

tee to make . recommendations on

basis of priority. .That Is, the committee win ascertain what is absolutely

necessary for each Institution; next

what each institution should have, It

poslble; next what the Institution

would like to have, and next what the Institution can get along without, la

thla way, he believes, it will be possi

ble for the committee to make recom

mendatlons that will keep the appre

ciations within the tax levy. But It

the legislature sees fit thea to make spectao appropriations and thus runs

up the xpenses of the state govern

ment to such aa extent aa to require

A startling feature is that it Indi

cates to the sufferer the progress of

the cure. It contains no opiates or dangerous ingredients whatever. Easily assimilated. Sold at all drugstores, $1.00 a bottle; 6 bottles. $5.00; or sent on receipt of price by D-M-F Medicine Co.. 2715 Lincoln Ave., Suite 526, Chicago, 111. Cure guaranteed with every single purchase of 6 bottles, or money refunded. "D-M-F" is recommended and sold in Richmond by A. G. Luken & Co.

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I . Fancy and ttaple Orecera,

I 1 We tell everything, that la clean

and fit to eat.

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Yoidf Vacation:. . ' Will be made more enjoyable if you have the assurance that your VALUABLES are safely stored in the Fire and Dorglar Proof Safety Deposit Vault

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PRIVATE COXES F0H LESS TDAFi lc FELT DAY We clso have sSorcse cpace to rent at C2csrate prices We Invite You to Call

SUMMER OUTING ITEMS Oettees, Green and Shellac 0)Q CGIltS

LAWN SWINGS. 2Passenger $3.98

BED HAMMOCKS $7.98 Others 89c Hammocks $1.75 and up

PORCH ROCKERS 98c, $1.98 $4.75 and up

Another lot ol these ROLL ARM

mens Just Received. WhUe they last only

ATTEND OUR MID-SUMWER CLEARANCE SALE The offerings are many and exceptionally good. Some lines carry a discount of 15, some 25, others 33. It'll-move the goods so come early. YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME

Corner 9th and Main Sts. When all others fall boy a Jewel Stove

The Sons ATLAS Ccnsct Uctd

By The U. S. Govcrcment 0a The Par.r.na Canal can be baid right in town from cx You know how particular Unda Sam is in buying goods. You can

trust his judgment. It will pay every property owner to find out how ATLAS Cement can add to his income, comfort, safety.

health, etc We have some interesting booklets on this subject, free for the asking.

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Saw 81.05s By buying any pair of $5 shoes or oxfords A in our stock. Save 02.05 V By buying ladies' $3.50 shoes and oxU . fords for $1.45. U

Saw 75c By buying any ladies' or men's oxfords in our entire stocfc that were formerly $4. Saw 01.25 By buying a pair of Misses' $2.50 tan pumps for $1.25. Saw on Amy Klinidl ofi Footwear . Every shoe in our entire stock is reduced, you can't lose, you're sure to get reliable, long-wearing, up-to-date footwear at saving's that are really worth while. Chas. H. Misnaii,

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We have bnt one price. The reductions are real.

Only Ten Days. There will tz no extension.

Important sale news will appear in this space every day during the sale. Read it carefully, it will be profitable.' The first and opening day of the sale broke all previous records. This is very gratifying to us. It shows that ourevery thing-reduced sales are being better understood and that real reductions are appreciated; '

10 Pes. all linen 72 inch Table Damask, $1.00 value, 63c. 1 20 Inch napkins to . match, per dozen ". $1 .79 Lot White Ribbons, 1 to 3 inches wide.Q Lot wide Fancy Ribbons, worth up to 33c .......... ... ... . . . . 1 5C Lot ladies' Ions black Silk Gloves, worth. $1.50 .... QQq Lot ladies' black lisle Gloves, 50c val- : ns, at 22C Lot 11 inch Hand Bags, choice of two atylea ........L. 30Q 50 pes. Torchon ' Laces to close at half price ... . ........ v 4 f0 j 3C 6 Inch solid brass Fern Dish including ; lnaet, $1.00 value ..............,..gg"g 10 Inch hand hammered one-piece Jar$1.98 Lot 25c Tooth Brushes, samples all trie - 10c Post Card Albums, 200 cards 22ltt

BRING A MEMORANDUM Lot 27 Inch Tussah Silks, all the new shades m 33HC Lot Taffeta Silks in checks, stripes and figures 3QC $1.00 36 Inch Black Taffeta yQg 27 Inch all silk Pongee, 75c goods gQg Ladies' and Gents' Umbrellas, $1.25 and $1.50 goods, choice 98C Large assortment ladles' colored Silk Umbrellas, beautiful patterns, $5.00 -$2.98 One piece Ladies Dresses, greatly re- .. duced, now $2.60 to $10.50 All Wash Suits (coat and skirt) now - $2.25 to $11.25 Pongee Coats, one-third off, formerly $10.00 to $18.00, now .-$6.75 to $12 See the Embroideries at 7c, tc, 12C V H. C. HAS&MEIER CO. i

7c Cotton Challies, choice new goods... 4g See the Silk PetUcoats at $39 and JJ4 See the large counter of 15c and 18c printed Wash Goods at. ............ J Qq See the special fibre Hand Bag in all sizeo, $2.00 goods, choice ....... ;.ajj JJ Red Seal . Ginghams, all choice and new ;-"9c Good Apron Gingham ......... ........5 12c All Linea Crash In bleached or brown - --flHc Good Bath Towels, bleached or brown, , , 20140 15c Best 36 Inch 15c Percales, the largest assortment in the city "lie 32 inch Percales QHq 31x90 Seamed Bleached Sheet "AQO 81x90 Seamless Bleached Sheets 45x36 Pillow Cases .'. ; . 1 94a 72 Inch all linen silver bleached Table Linen 5Q3 64 inch Mercerized Table Linen, 50c eoods 30

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