Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 317, 22 September 1910 — Page 8

JV W M, i , page eight THE niCmiOND PALLADIT72X AND SUK-TEUSGllAlX, THURSDAY, ' SEPTEMBER 22, 1910.

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tun caw is . STILL AFTEIl HIM Mrs. Stcrcr. Renews Row with T. n. end Dregs In Archbishop Ireland. - . f ' ' ''.' easnssasswesse .'.."'. PRELATE FOR A WITNESS

WIPB OF FORMIR AMBASSADOR, WHO ROOilVILT CALLED A -MICDUR- PRESENTS SOME UNPUBLISHED LETTERS. '

Springfield. Mass., Sept. 22. Th Republican today print a tetter from MM. Bellamy Storer, written in France

September , rerlewlnf the contro

versy between -the Storere and Mr.

Roosevelt concerning the former presi

dent's alleged authorization of the former ambassador to Austria-Hungary to Tlslt Pope Plus X. and ask him a personal favor to the president of the United SUtea to make Archbishop Ireland, of St Paul, a car dlnal. Letters written by the Archbishop in 1903 and 1904, hitherto unpublished, are quoted by Mrs. Storer to showj that at repeated Interviews In the white house between the archbishop and the president Mr. Roosevelt acknowledged that he had commissioned Mr. Storer to act as his personal envoy at the Vatican In behalf of the archbishop. Still Another Letter. Mr. Roosevelt has hitherto publicly denied that Mr. Storer was ever authorised to represent him In this manner, and the Ireland letters now pub

lished by Mrs. Storer have the effect

of making much sharper the Issue of veracity between the Storers and the ex-presldent. Mrs. Storer letter to the Republi

can also seeks to prove on the testi

mony of Archbishop Ireland, that Pres.

Ident Roosevelt promised to make Mr.

Btorer United States ambassador eith

er at Paris or London: and there Is

Included stin another letter alleged to

have been written by Mr. Roosevelt to

Mr. Storer Just after the presidential election In ISM, in which Mr. Roosevelt asked Mr. Storer to see President elect MeKlnley and urge him to appoint Mr. Roosevelt assistant secre

tary of the navy.

This last letter seems to confute a recent. assertion that Mr. Roosevelt never sought a public office except when he sought a presidential nomination in 1904. The first letter by Archbishop Ireland quoted by Mrs. Storer, written to Mr. Storer November 3, 1901, Is in part as, follows: 1 have had two most pleasant meetings with' the president at the white house. He Is decidedly your friend and resolved to give you the best there Is. Even.' said he. If Berlin comes first and Bellamy wished It for a little while, pending Choate's retention of London. I would give It to him and change him shortly afterward to London. Let him trust me.'

Two Tablets and Stench Ilfccry Gene Leo H. Flhe sell and guarantees the best prescription . the world has ever known for disturbed and upset

stomach, gas,- belching, heaviness, bearttfurn, acid stomach and biliousness.' It i called MI-O-NA. remember the name and It banishes distress from over eating or fermentation of food In five minutes. It is guaranteed by Leo H. Fine to cure Indigestion, sick headache, nervousness and dizziness, or money back. . No matter how long you have suffered you will find a certain cure In MI-O-NA stomach tablets. "About six weeks ago I purchased a box of MI-O-NA tablets for an aggravated form of stomach trouble. I had been troubled for four or five years, had tried different physicians and -a great many patent remedies, but of no use, until I "used MI-O-NA. They entirely relieved me from pain, and I can now eat most any kind of food and relish It." A. J. Fish,' West Carthage. N. T. MI-O-NA stomach tablets are only 60 cents a large box at Leo H. Fine's

and druggists everywhere. Get a trial treatment free by writing Booth's Mi-o-na, Buffalo, N. Y.

Nailed by the Ears. During the prosecution of a London east end shopkeeper for adulteration recently the magistrate remarked In days gone by tradesmen convicted of offenses similar to this were punUbed by being nailed by the ears to their own doorposts.

CITY EMPLOYES llOO r . i ..- Milwaukee Workers Organize

With Approval of Department Heads.

ARE IN VERY HIGH SPIRITS.

Milwaukee, Sept 22. One of the first unions of city employes in the country and the first one here, was organized last night and sponsored by Socialist officials. There were thirty present, water wagon drivers, ward teamsters, steam roller men and street sweepers. They were enthusiastic for the organization though some what fearful of the results. When the call came for names, twelve responded Immediately. Others said xthey would wait until the next meeting. There was some question . on the part of the ward workers as to what position they would be in if the present administration was ousted at the next election. They were willing enough to be union men if that would raise their wages and give them better working conditions, but they didn't wish to be union men if that meant their jobs at the end of the next two years. ' '

Fred Terry and his talentetd wife, Julia Nellson, will begin their tour of this country some time in October. They will play "The Scarlet Pimpernel" and probably "Henry of Navarre."

ADDITIONAL SOCIETY

ISSUED INVITATIONS. Mrs. George Dilks, Jr., Mrs. J. E. Weller and Mrs. George Coal have is

sued invitations for a miscellaneous

shower to be given Wednesday afternoon of next week in honor of Miss

Mary White, a bride-elect. The affair will be held at the home of Mrs. Dilks in Spring Grove. , v . j .'; jl jl y ARE IN CINCINNATI.

Mrs. Edward Cook and daughter

Miss Mary Cook are visiting in Cin cinnati for a few days.

js js j . ENTERTAINED LAST EVENING. ' Mrs. Gus Cook, Mrs. Joseph Schepman and Misses Hilda and Mary Cook entertained last evening at the home of Mrs. Cook in honor of Miss Gertrude Wohrey, of Indianapolis. Games and music featured the evening. A lunch was served.

Presbytery, by the adoption of a resolution . by the Home Mission committee of the Presbytery, which held its regular fall meeting at College Corner' tills week. This support will amount from $50 to $350 per annum, the amount to be given In justification of the 'needs of the church assisted.' Greenfield was selected as the spring meeting place. The Rev. T. J. Graham, pastor of the First Presbyterian church of this city, who was moderator, was succeeded by the Rev. S. W. Nutter . of. Liberty. Several Wayne, county Presbyterian ministers attended the meeting.

JORDAN tTLlANUS & CIJOT . FUNERAL DIRECTORS e EMBALMERS Automobile Service for Can Out of City. Private Chapel and Ambulance. Telephone 2175. Pariore 1014 Main Street..

WILL AID CHURCHES

Financial support will be given the

weaker churches in the Whitewater

We have a beautiful line of millinery to show at any and all times to which we invite you. Austin, Westcott Hotel building. No cards issued. 22 2t

AT CONKEY'D"

-THE PLACE YOU utT THE MOST CHANGE BACK." ' ', ' - . VACATION REQUISITES Cameras and supplies. . We do amateur .fin Ishino. Blue 4ay Corn Plasters, Bathing Caps. The new drink Tacoo. Conkey Drag Ccn, Corner Nlntn end F.:cin EXzi -If It's Filled at Conker's. IfsJUoht" Use our Free Delivery. Phone us; the distance to our store is the distance to your phone.

YOU CAN CURE THAI BACKACHE.

Pain ktoncthabaclcdizzioesi

lanjcnor. Wet package or

ncral

other (irar'a Alii.

TRALMN-LEAF for all Kidney, Bladder and Vrinary troubles. When you feel all run down, tired, weak and without energy you need a few doses of this pleaMot herb cure. a regulator it baa no equal. Mother Gray's AuatTallaa-Lmf is sold by Drnegista or sent by mail for SO cents. Sample sent FREE. Address. Tbs Mother Uray Co.,iBoj,N. Y.

PAVES STREET PAST

In less than a month Contractor Frank Cronln, who la making Improvements of Eighth street from North to South A street, had the par Ins almost finished. All the hrlck are placed and the men are now putting on the finishing touches. According to his contract Mr. Cronln has until November is to complete the work.

Display of stylish trimmed hats at Lena Robe's Friday end Saturday. 212t ttiss Porter cives you a cords! invitation to call during the Fell CCisry Opening daysFriday and Saturday. " 2t Display of Hats. Friday, at Chcrkey's, Seven South Seventh street.

For

Saturday wo ooll throo hundrod 01.00 Potticoato for SOc. Juot thio numbor-no moro. Ulhon thoyaro cold tho oalo ondo. Now Lioton ! This is a Hydegrade Heatherbloom petticoat; every garment has the Hydegrade silk label sewed on. Hydegrade, as most ladies know, stands for all that is best in petticoats, the same that Fruit and Lonsdale does in bleached cottons. They are all black, no colors, have a beautifully shirred 15 inch flounce with dust ruffle, extra full, 124 inches around the bottom. ON SALE SATURDAY. SEE WEST WINDOW, 59c EACH.

NOTIONS 1 gross Rhine Stone Hat Pins, worth up to $1.00, each, choice ....50c New line shell and amber hair barretes, all shapes.. 25c 5 Inch Moire Ribbons, all shades, 25c goods 19e 12 Inch all leather, leatherlined hand bag, special ,.59c HAIR GOODS Another shipment of our $1.00 Puffs; also the 24 Inch $3.50 club switch for $2.00. H. C. HASEMEIER CO.

DRESS GOODS DEPT. Special 38 inch all . wool French-Serge, 10 beautiful shades. This is a 75c quality 59c 19 inch plain Messaline Silk, 18 new shades for waists and suits, 75c value, our price i...49c 36 inch black Taffeta, chif.v fon finish, the best value we have ever offered, $1.00 grade, now ...... . .79c

8EE THE NEW SUITS $7.48 to $45.00

H. C HASEMEIER CO.

GLOVES 2- clasp Verona Lamb Skin, In all the new fall shades $1.00 3- clasp Puritan Real French kid, all shades .........$1.50 Kayser washable Chamois Gloves, plenty of them... 50c Kayser double tipped . silk -Gloves, all shades 50c, 75c, $1 Special lot $1.00 and $1.25 , kid gloves, color lines, and sizes somewhat broken. choice 69c

H. C HASEMEIER CO.

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We have made special effort to stock our store with jewelry, clocks, watches, etc., for the Holiday tradd, that wa are sure would please the buying public. This store, thcish only a few months old can boast of as large a trade in proportion to size of store as any store in Indiana. ' We are here to please the people, to give them good goods and charge as smaJLa . profit, as. possible. We have come to stay and want part of the patronage of the Richmond people. , 'I We can show a large variety of jewelry of all kinds and on every piece we give you our personal guarantee'. Where you are always welcome.

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Foil Styles Now In StocEs. Our '.Fall Saittnoo ond OvercoaUiigs at CIS, 010, 020, 022 and 025 will be the fa!Ei of ElfcEimond fop tfee price.

IDISISSSIEIS

MRS. I0UA QUIGG

Phone 1744 . Murray Ftats f

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Fancy and Staple

We eell everything that le and fit to eat, . .

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