Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 346, 21 October 1910 — Page 3
THE BICinXOXD PALLADIUM A3TD STJX-TELEGIIAM, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1910.
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nAiLnoiios WILL
FIGHT GOV. STUODS Former Wayne County Resi
dent Is Hated by the Big Interests in Kansas.
Czar's First Solo Dancer in America
BREWERIES IN THE PLAN
WORK WILL PR0SA1LY K DONE
OUT OF CHICAGO WHIRC COR.
FO RATIONS HAVE AN OFFICE
t TANDPATTERS OPPOSED.
Governor W. Rom Btubbs, of KanMa, who Is a native of Wayne county, will' have tough sledding In the No
vember election according to dispatch' es from that state. The corporations, principally the railroads and breweries are averse to his reelection. He Is
fighting all the harder and It would
not surprlce his friends If his success.
If elected would be by the greatest majority ever given a candidate for
the chief executive of that state. An
account from Topeka Is as follows:
Definite Information that the brew
terests and the reactionaries of Kan-
ms have entered Into a combination
to beat Gov. Btubbs and bis follow
ers In the coming election has come
to light Today Is the dy set for the com
btnatlon to begin work and as fast as
the organisation can be completed it is to be extended to every county of the state where these Interests feel
that they have a chance to win. Ev
ery effort is to be made to get every voter that Is now against prohibition, the Btubbs Ideas, and the Insurgent
congressional propaganda out to the
polls.
The brewery Interests have an of
fice In Chicago from which the cam
e..-'vSri-
Mil. Broalslawa Piiltskala, flrrt sola
aaMuae of ttaa Imperial Russian sausw rougbt to thia country by Anna Pay-
r ot th graduate of th Martnaky natltuta, Ruaala'a famous national aod-
any ol noraoarmpnyM waiu. ur ' aantury. haa adueatad tM craataal
Har ready wit and ebarmlnf psraontllty Kara proved no amall factor la
At Local Theaters
LEISURE PERIODS
DF RUSSIAN POOR
Like Motion Pictures and Play
Ruhi in Roadside Inns in Evening.
WILL HAVE THEIR JOKES
YOUNG PLAY WITH THE OLD AND
THE CATHOLIC CLERGY SHARE IN THE AMUSEMENTS WITH THE PEASANTS.
"Seven Days." 400 times in New York! That is the
astonishing record of the comedy
'Seven Days," which, ever since No-
palgn la being conducted and this' of I rember 10th, 1909, has been playing at
the Astor theater, without ' interruption or occasion of the tremendous
flee has indicated to KanMS liberals
that there is a large "barrel" open for vnod work In- Kibul The olan is
to elect members of the legislature patronage, which started a year ago
who are favorable to resubmission and when Wagenhals and Kemper at their
to elect county attorneys and sheriffs own Broadway theater first offered it
who are known to bo liberal In their to American public No other views and who will not be likely to . . . M . . interfere with the Jotntlsts in their Pla h" Tea en given counties. ' 'our nun-re- consecutive times in
The standpatters and the reaction-1 New York. During the entire time
ary politicians are opposed to Btubbs that "Seven Days" has been playing and tho six progressive nominees for L, Wagenhals and Kemper's Astor
congress and tney are saia to do wors i . . . . ing combination with the Demo- theater onl OM chane nM oceurrefl
crate.
Precocious MeaarL
At three years of age Mosart would muse himself for hours together in
picking out thirds on the piano with his wonderful ear. At four years he learned mlnueta and before six played some of hie own compositions, actual-
ly starting en a concert tour with bis
slater at that age. Before three years
had elapsed he bad taken by storm
four of the most Important capitals in
Europe Vienna, The Hague, Paris and London. His reputation as a com
poser was established by the time he
was only ten years old. Mosart ful
filled in maturity the promise of his early years, bnt at the age of thirty
five passed away, engaged on a re
quiem which he gradually learned was ness,
In the casL This is another unusual
fact Every member but one of the
original cast is now appearing, just as
he or she did on the opening night. No performances have been missed.
there was no closing of the theater
during the summer and no break of
any sort has occurred since the remarkable play by Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hopwood first saw the
light on Broadway a year ago. Now
Seven Days" having more than ful
filled Its mission as a laugh producer
In New York, will come as a harbing
er of good cheer to other cities of the country. It not only has in Its favor
its long record In New York but it
has the additional qualities of bright-
cleanliness and genuine Amerl-
New York, Oct. 21. -A St. Peters
burg correspondent of the Sun writes:
They play ruhl," was the first re
sponse that came to my mind when some non-Russian friends asked what Is the outdoor pastime of the young
Russian peasants. It was expected from me after a month's sojourn on the land some hundred versts from
newspapers, street lamps or pavements that some first hand impres
sion remained of the kind of daily
life led by the krestiani the wearers of a-cross which most of them do wear next to the skin suspended round their necks; the term mujik Is misplaced when applied to them. They would take it to mean yokel and resent it. But the hundred million of land workers who are the flocks of the state church and whose sons are the army are krestiani. And they play ruhi. Like Skittles or Quoits. The first time that the game met
my eye was, on a summer evening outside Veliki Luki, a farmer's market place In the south of Pskoff. On
road running past the churchyard
about a dozen players were at it, and about twice as many more standing or lying by the roadside. The skill needed for the game recalled quoits of skittles, or the German kugelspiel.
But there are great differences. The Russians throw neither disc nor ball, but a thick staff, narrow enough at
the top for the hand to grip tightly,
Twenty paces apart in the middle, of the road were the targets. Looked
at sideways, they were - triangles of
wooden cogs piled on qne another, the
narrow edge faced the throwers at either end. A crease was cut across the roadway a few feet before and
behind these piles of ruhl. The play
ers gathered at each end, the set who
scattered all the ruhl outside of the
crease with the fewest throws had
won.
Seated on the upturned empty
wooden chest used for holding the Implements of the game they were kept with the sexton inside the
churchyard was Otezt Vassili, Father
Vassill, the pastor of the commune, a
sunburned, gray bearded old worthy,
He . pointed out his son among the players. No, the sona tall youth
wearing the blue uniform of a university student was not going to enter the clergy. "Michael Vassillvich
is to bo a veterinary," he said, with
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BAD EGG VENDERS Food Commissioner Barnard
Wants Power to Deal With These Men. "
ASK LAW BE AMENDED
to bo for himself.
can humor to recommend it to
playgoers of the nation.
the
Her Audience.
Dlggs My wife is a wonderful rocal-
lst. Why. X have known her to bold
her audience for hoursBiggs Get outl
Digga After which she would lay It la tho cradle and rock it to sleeps-
London Globe.
Grahame Stock Co.
The Grahame Stock company which
Is now playing at the Gennett theater
has received so many requests to produce Dn Jekyl and Mr. Hyde that
Ferdinand Grahame has decided to
present it for tonight only. As this is a favorite bill end will only be seen
one night it will no doubt be a great
t4 TLf in . ! drawing card. Tne rapid cnanges zrom
UCQSTUUDIC 1C313 UI the gentle doctor to the evil Mr. Hyde
Rhcraatten Cure
Absolutely Guaranteed to Cure.
Thea great discovery, "D-M-F," positively destroys and eliminates
er Vassili's comment They did jiot quarrel; the victim joined in the
laugn wnen taxing time over a specially ambitious throw he missed everything and sent his long, thick, club staggering down the road.
For nearly a week there was no
game because of the burning heat.
Everybody took to the river, which was a wide sandy bed with a stream winding through it and forming here and there broad waist deep pools. Everybody waded in, ages and sex on equality. Occasionally some horses
were brought down for a bath, and some naked bathers would pluck hold of a mane and mount and charge around splashing in the pooL As the heat wave developed the. river water grew lukewarm, and the people found it less sultry to take their bath by
coming down late in the evening, undressing and strolling at the water's edge. Then the heat broke and it rained sheets of water. It was then thai the theater Moderne came as a
joy in the empty hours.
Buy Mrs. Austin's Famous Buck
wheat Flour, fine for breakfast, all grocers.
Har Savings. "I'm so glad you told, me to keep
aocounts, Henry," she and. "I have just been going over them, and I find that I have saved $200 in the last three
months."
"Good!" he exclaimed. "Where's the
money?"
"Oh, I haven't got the money," she
answered, "but the accounts show that
I have saved it Just the same." Chi
cago Post
Indianapolis, Oct 21. H. E. Barn
ard, state food and drug commissioner
will give the greater part" of his attention in the next session of the general assembly to proposed amendments to the food and drug laws, which would enable his department to prevent the farmer, from selling bad eggs and the owner of milk vend
ing establishments from selling impure and dirty milk. His recommendations on these two points have been indorsed by the state board of health and a campaign will be begun
as soon as the successful candidates
for the general assembly are announced after the November election
Under the present law regulating the sale of eggs, the department feels
mat it was supped upon by some clever legislator when the bill was under consideration. By some means the word "knowingly" was inserted
in the bill, so that under its opera
tion, the authorities must be able to
show that a producer knew bad eggs
to be bad when he sold them in order to make a prosecution successful. Scores of prosecutions have been made under the law, but except in one instance all have failed, because the department was unable to prove that the seller knew the eggs to be bad when he sold them. The proposed amendment is to be aimed at the farmers rather than at
the wholesale and retail dealers. The. I
latter classes are supposed to test all eggs purchased and to reject the
bad ones, which they somewhat gen
erally do. But the fanner does no testing, with the result that the buyers find, according to the figures, an average og two bad eggs Jn every
dozen bought throughout the country. Since few dealers take the risk of being caught selling had eggs they are compelled to stand the loss of the two bad eggs, and prices quoted , to producers are usually made so that the dealer can throw out the bad eggs and still maks his profit. Buyers who know the producers in their territory and know them to sell only good eggs, sometimes pay higher prices to persons whose product they know to be good, but tttese are exceptional cases.
WELCOME BY BOSTOII
(American News Serrtc.) Boston. Oct 21. All arrangements
have been made for the reception and entertainment of Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt who will reach Boston tomorrow afternoon to speak for Senator Lodge in the arena, St. Botelph street, tomorrow evening.
Accompanied by Mrs, Roosevelt, the
Colonel will reach Boston at 3 o'clock where he will be received by Senator Lodge, Guy Murchie and Col. Roger
Wolcott.
WILL START FALL WORK. Whitewater lodge I. O. O. F. will
begin its fall and winter work on Friday evening by conferring the first de
gree on a good sized class. A large attendance is expected.
LOCAL LIEU II1IEQ
At the twentieth annual meeting - and dinner of the Society of Sons otf the Revolution of the State of Indiana held at Indianapolis, Horace Starr, formerly of Richmond, and Paul Cornstock of Richmond, were elected vice-presidents.
SHE IS Oil PROGRAM
One of the active participants In the meeting of farmers' institute workers, in progress at Lafayette, ts Mrs. Virginia C. Meredith of Cambridge City, who is widely known as a lecturer on domestic and agricultural subjects and will be heard at a number of the institutes in Indiana this fall and winter.
No One' Will Dispute
the deliciousness of your gems, biscuits, cakes always light enough to almost melt in the mouth if you use Rumford Baking Powder. It raises right makes your food' light and of the finest texture, You can depend every time on The High Quality' of this wholesome powder. It returns to flour the nutritious qualities taken out in the milling that's all. It is a help to flavor, health and to economy 25 cents a pound is the price of
aDrnmlRtDrpdl THE WHOLE SOME BAKING POWDEK
JUST RECEIVED, JONES' LITTLE PIG SAUSAGES - This is our first shipment of this high grade sausage. If you have never tried them, don't fail to do so, as they will be sure to please Phone 2292. H. Q. HADLEY, GROCER. 1033 Main
WESLEY BROWN SELLS OUT
Wesley Brown and wife left for Sanford, Fla., Thursday. He has disposed of his interest in business here to his partner, John Darnell.
BREAKS UP A BAD COLD III A FEW
HOURS AND CONTAINS HO QUININE
The two explained the finer points II IS IMeeaieSS 10 De MISeraDie
Because of Colds or Grippe.
charges, soreness, stiffness and rheu
matic twinges. Pape's Cold Compound is the result of three years research at a cost of
' more than fifty thousand dollars and It is a positive fact that a dose of contains no quinine, which we have
Pape's Cold Compound taken every conclusively demonstrated is not ef-
two hours until three consecutive fective in the treatment of colds or
doses are taken will cure Grippe or grippe.
break up the most severe cold, either Take this harmless Compound as
that
of the game.
Skill of First Man.
Much depends on the irst throw, and for that the best player opened the game. If ho struck tho cogs too
low down they scattered sideways and mostly remained Inside the
crease making a greater number of
throws necessary for his successors,
If he hit too high only the' two or I in he head, chest, back, stomach or directed, with the knowledge
three ruhi at the apex were carried
away and the next man had to dis
lodge the pile so that the lightweights
later In the team could throw out
the scattered cogs by twos and threes.
F4or some . hours every evening in the month of long daylight and when
the roadway was not
from tho system all poison which before the public
causes rheumatism, gout, lumbago or neuralgia, curing them, bo matter
are always more astonishing to every-
one than they suppose possible. The enougn youngsters and
most unexpeciea moments 19 me change effected before the very eyes of one who is wondering what the next moment will bring forth. The
play has Indeed more -Thrills" than
almost any other drama ever placed
t
how chronic or serious they may be.
A startling feature is that it Indi
cates to tho sufferer by certain welldefined symptoms tho progress of the
cure. It contains so opiates or dan
gerous Ingredients whatever.
Mr. E. Bennett, of Warsaw, N. Y.
says: l suffered for many years
Pavlowa. The itinerary for Pavlowa Is from
coast to coast and Includes Canada. Mexico and Cuba. Only the larger cities will be Tisited and these will be
accorded only one or two performances each. To meet this situation, special trains will be used throughout the tour, which is remarkable in point of mileage and the speed with it will be covered. The concession
from the Russian government Is for twenty-six weeks and as six weeks of this time is monopolized by the Metropolitan Opera company only twenty
weeks remain to cover the entire con
tinent. Three cars of scenery will be
carried to give a spectacular background to the unique "productions, involving the employment of a big me
chanical crew. Then, too, an execu
tive staff of seven is necessitated al
most as many as is carried by the largest circus.
Altogether the project is one of the
most spectacular of the many dazzling amusement enterprises of the day.
The seat sale this morning at the
Gennett was one of the largest ever
on record, and portends the record
house of all times, when the famous
limbs. there Is no other medicine made any-
You distinctly feel the cold break- where else in the world, which will
ing and all the disagreeable grippe cure your cold or end Grippe misery
symptoms leaving after the very first as promptly and without any other
dose. It promptly ends the most mis- assistance or bad after-effects as a
erable neuralgia pains, headache, dull- 25-cent package of Pape's Cold Com-
ness, head and nose stuffed up, fever- pound, which any druggist in the
a mudDUddle. I lahnosa anoerinir mm throat. ran. world ran Riinnlv N
full grown
men, some of them over forty, turned
ud casuallr to make two teams.
"Excellent gymnastics, was Fatfi-
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ia No Oombtno or Trust
... SEATS ARE NOW ON SALE ... Anna Pavlowa- Miliail Mordlun Imperial Russian Ballet Metropolitan Opera House Orchestra GENN ETT, FRI . OCT. 28th PRICES 75c $1.00, S1.50, S2.00, $2.50, 83.00
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with rtteumatlsm. I could not go up I dancers appear at the Gennett on Fri
er downstair without tho aid of some-1 day, October 2Sth.
thing to pull mo along. I began en
0-M-P( took two bottles, and now can
run up stairs like boy, at my ad
vanced ago."
-D-M-r is easily assimilated, even!
by the weakest stomach or system.
DM-I Is sold at aU drugstores at $1.0t a bottlo. bottles for 15.00. Cure guaranteed in any ordinary case with every purchase of bottles, or money refunded. If your druggist cannot
supply you. It will be sent, together with guarantee, on receipt of price
by the "D-M-r Medicine Co- 2715
Uneoln Ave- Chicago, IU.
"D-M-F" la recommended and sold
I Richmond by A, a Laken and Co.
- A Carlyle Snub.' - Carlylo had an Inveterate hatred for Darwinism, which he described as the "gorilla damnification of humanity. Leonard Huxley in his life of his father recalls an Incident that happened abortly before Carlyle's death. -My father," he writes, "saw him walking slowly and alone down the opposite aide of the street and, touched by his solitary appearance, crossed over and spoke to him. The old man looked at him and merely remarking. 'You're Huxley, aren't you, the man that says we are all descended from the monkeysT and went on bis way."
GEHNETT
TONIGHT Dr. Jekyl . and Mr. Hyde
BUY HALL'S $2.00 HATS NONE BETTER 014 M AIU STREET
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DR. W. R. MAYO, Specialist fc WILL BE AT Richmoiiid "Arlington Hotel
) Wednesday, Oct. 26th
And Every four Weeks Thereafter.
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m m
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