Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 356, 31 October 1910 — Page 3
ran EICnZIOXD PALLADIUM AND CrrN-TEXEGIlAII, MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1910,
PAGE THREE.
FRUIT IS SffllX Appears in "Becdy Sharp" Hert
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It Ha Crcj;ht Fortunes to
Thousands in that Section
of the Country.
APPLES LEAD ALL FRUITS
, 1 1 BIO APPLE SHOW WILL BK HELD
IN SPOKANE THIS MONTH,
FEATURED BY AN APPLE-PICK.
I NO CONTEST. (American New Srrtc)
iMhui. Wash. Oct. 31. Trait
baa been the salvation of the north
wtt It has made fortune for thou
sands and brought Independence or a lucrative livln to millions. The fer
tile toll of this vast tract produce eacb year fruit nowhere else equalled
In Quality, profusion or else
Notable among the products of this
territory Is the apple crop. Nowhere perhaps In the world are apples
bronght to the degree of excellence they attain here and It Is In an endeavor to maintain the high standard that the aoole (rowers of this vicinity
contribute each year to a national ap-
nla show.
The third annual exploitation of King Apple will take place In this riif an November 14-19. Twenty
thousand dollars is the aggregate of
the arises which will reward contest
ants In every possible branch of the
Industry. A Unique Feature.
One of the unique features will be series of apple packing contests for county, state, national and International championships, with suitable trophies and cash premiums to the
winners. Square and diagonal pacas
of the various recognised tiers in reg
ulatlon northwestern boxes will be
used In single, five and ten box contests, open to alL It Is also likely there will be a contest for teams In
nacklnc a full car or 630 boxes.
There la much rivalry among packers In the several valleys In the northwest
where grading and packing has reach ed a decree of oerfectlon not yet at
talned elsewhere, and it Is expected that many of the cracks In Washing
ton, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and oth
er states, possibly Colorado ana can fornla. will enter.
"It costs the people of Spokane
fully $18,000 a year to maintain the Institution." said Ren H. Rice, secre
tary and manacer of the organisation
"The Erst show In 190 cost $41,000 VII .V m.mmmm Jt th. 1 SAO .vrtAtt.
tion, which is much larger, the display I flew Orleans Minister Scores
a half acre, was $42.ooo. Officials for Laxity in
The people of Spokane wok upon these contributions as an investment
In a project which Is designed to develon the apple Industry, not only
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iHlidGER CAUSED ACT
Woman Attempts Suicide, Her
Husband, a Cab Driver Says for Good Reason.
COULD NOT MEET BILLS
Chicago. Oct. 31. A cab driver who
admitted Jila inability to support his wife and eight children on $13 a week, sought to excuse his wife for
attempting to commit suicide because she was hungry. He. told a pathetic story before Judge Mlake in the Chicago avenue police court. . - -
She was right it' was the only way out," sobbed the man. "I need her, but I'd get along. somehow.
"Our rent Is $10 a month; I must buy shoes for nine eight children and
Katherine. my wife, and . buy them things to eat. . ' "I couldn't buy them meat, but I was satisfied to do without it. And Katherine decided to end it all. and I
don't blame her much. I knew she
had poison in the house. She said she
was Koine to take chloroform once.
and yesterday carbolic acid. I did not say a word. She was right, it was the
only way out. But I must not die. The children needed one of us."
i The woman promised not to attempt
suicide again, and was dismissed.
A MONKEY SUICIDES
Allentown. Pa Oct. 31. "Jack
Mack, the monkey that was sent on last year as the mascot of Mack Bros.'
Motor Car company from a friend in
Chicago, committed suicide by hang
ing himself Uv his cage. He had somehow secured a stout piece of wrap
ping twine and made a noose just like
a man.
Where Ears Grow Sharp. A French balloonist has recorded the clearness with which sound coming from the surface of the ground can be heard - at a high altitude. At.-- the height of, 5.000 feet the ringing of horses hoofs on a hard road was clearly audible. At 4.000 feet the splashinj; sound made by ducks in a poud was heard. The barking of dojrs and the crowing of cocks could be heard at seven or eight thousand feet. These sounds penetrated through' a white floor of cloud that hid the earth frcm sight, says Harper's Weekly. In the, perfect silence of the air the lnTestlsator was startled by what seemed stealthy footsteps close at hand. It was ascertained that this noise wa caused by the stretching" of the ropos and the yielding of the silk as the balloon continued to expand.
TO GIVE GIRL MQI1EY
Denver, Colo., Oct. 31. Lyman B. Brown, of Denver, heir to the entire estate of his friend. Charles Burns, a pioneer miner has announced that he would not accept the bequest but would try to find" a 16-year-old daughter of the testator and give the property to her. Burns and his wife were divorced when the daughter was a child, and the girl is now attending school somewhere in Nsw York Stats.
TO CURE COLD IN ONE OAY Take " LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money It it
fails to cure, a w, GROVE'S signature is on each box., 25c
Mrs. Austins Buckwheat Flour gives
the real genuine old time flavor.
TO MARK DISASTER
Cherry, 111., Oct. 31. On November
1 the coal miners of Cherry will commemorate the first anniversary of the
disaster that cost the miners 264 llveB.
A 'great meeting is to be held and
John Mitchell and other prominent men in the labor movement are to be invited to deliver addresses. Medals are also to be eiven out on that day. Cherry is slowly recovering
from the effects of the disaster.
A Synonym. - 'Being a printer. Mr. Dash." said the hole! proprietor; maybe you can advise m. I want to get a sign painted. 'Writing Room Free to Our Patrons. or something like that." - ri don't like 'patrons.'" said Mr. Dash. , "Xo? Maybe that doesn't pound Just right. What would you suggest?" 'Victims,' Philadelphia Ledger.
Lucky On Way. Jackson Your daughter plays on seven .Instruments? Man. you're lucky, ft roue he I often think so when I consider the number of instruments there are. Chicago News.
Catarrh Sufferers Good Thing to Know If you now own a Hyomei hard rubber inhaler. Leo H. Flhe wants you to know that, he will sell you a bottle of HYOMEI for only 50 cents. ' Remember this, all who suffer with
catarrh a bottle of HYOMEI (pro-i
nounce it High-o-me) is put up in a separate package and sold for 50 cents to accommodate the vast army of people who already own a Hyomei inhaler. Io H. Fihe-ill Fell it to you at thst price and give you the opportunity to begin at once to rid yourself or vile catarrh tnd the snufiing. hawking ant snittins: that go with it.
' Many people through years of negjlect, have let catarrh get a strong (hold upon them. Some of these peo-
pi unreasonably think that one bottle of HYOMEI ought to cure them.
No matter how chronic your ca
tarrhal troubles, HYOMEI is guaranteed by Leo H. Fihe to cure them if
von eive it half a chance. Just
breathe it, that's all, and Its healing, soothing, antiseptic properties will make 3-on feci better in a day.
If vou own an inhaler get a B0 cent
bottle of Hvomel today. If you do not
own a Hyomei inhaler, ask for a $1.00
outfit, which includes inhaler.
CHARACTER. Character gives -weight to one words and permanence to ones acts. Character secures the confidence of those who etcpJoy us, the respect of those above us, the love of those on our level the loyally of those benea:h. Character h the guinea stamp on the gold, the ring of the genuine coin, the signature at the foot of the portrait.
nie Flower Shop 1015 Mala SI. PcK 1C1
The Right Solution. The reason why newly wedded men are called "Benedicts" Is because they ore supposed 011 marriage to give up all the baiUhnblts to which tbey have "benedicted. Lippincotfs. AmMtlon is but avarice on stilts and masked. Lamlor.
MRS. FISKE, AT OENNETT SATURDAY.
VICE IS PROTECTED
Surveillance.
v VIVy WV SJSfBev eMawt In the northwestern states and pro- HARD JOB FOR CREATOR vlnces bni all rer the continent, en- nMnw JVO r w"
courses perfection In growing and fix
a standard for . commercial appies.
Another tmroose Is to bring the grow
ere of the various districts together
for the Interchange of ideas.
-Unrm than 1.000.000 anolea were
shown In 1I0S. while In 1909 there were 1.B1M6L. There will be more than 1.000,000 apples entered In the
various contests next November.
New Orleans, Oct. 31. "The ays-
tern of protecting rice in New Orleans
Is such that the hand of God Almighty
could not make this a decent commun
ity Inside of 25 years."
This declaration by Rev. James F.
Cbaaa of Boston, featured the many
oriHoUm nf thin citv made todav by
lira. Austins Buckwheat Flour gives those attending a meeting of the Am-
the rail mnnlne old time flavor. ertcan Purity congress. Mr. Chase
said legislation provided xor me pro
tection of vice here ana tnat it ougm
to be done away with
John B. Hammond of Dei Moines,
la., said the attitude of the local peo
ple toward Tlce was a disgrace and V a aMIaam Its tlt lull fiorA
t Wi mo wn.v.'c.TfcJfXS SidSS With OWIier In Uhould have their uniforms torn off
oeiore mguu
B. 8. SteadwelL president of the
con cress, did not .think New Orleans
so bad, and expressed the belief that
vice could be eradicated here within a
vear
Owen L Wyard of Sprlngsboro, Fa.,
discussed law enforcement. He said only little more than one per cent of
tha murderers In the United States
were convicted.
PUP STARTS A RIOT
Power of th Will. Tre just been reading about the power of the will. It's a wonderful thing." "Yes: a millionaire' friend of mine left a will that makes sis children and seventeen grandchildren be good." Kansas City Journal
At Local Theaters
r Ddtimcre Cafe and the
ncom Is Wrecked.
WAS SMALL BUT MIGHTY
Baltimore. Md., Oct 51. A brlndle bull pup. alx Inches high started a
small riot in the bar 6f the Hotel Bel
vedere yesterday during which cus
pidors, brass match boxes, siphon bottles and glaases were hurled across
the mom. Phlllo Hymns, who says he
Is a native of England, and Uvea off I a (.ehmann Of Chicago, a
ms income ai uv.nwci gwiw, Fifty-fifth street and Broadway. New
Tork. was fined S100 and costs by Justlve Orannan later for disturbing the nc
..i !Z t2L."E2ril2: could hold an awful lot
40 or 50 horsemen who are In Balti
more attending the pimiico races. r .. M . I micaM. Oct. 31. Credit for accom-
the dog. Is said to have been assaulted pllshlng the longest drunk on record
HAD JAG A YEAR
Merchant, Rarely Found
to Be Sober.
Mae Laporte This Week. Of all the professional women enjoy
ing wide acquaintence locally and who
long In ' advance fondly anticipate
their annual engagement, , none are
quite so popular and generally well
met as the petit and clever Mae La-
Porte, whose engagement of one week at the Gennett theater, opens tonight, when the rural comedy drama, "Just Plain Mary." will be presented in com
plete sand finished style.
The LaPorte company is ably direct
ed by J. McEnroe, who is also a
comedian of unctuous method and who
early saw the futility of the small
production and responds to the de
mand for "Bijc thins." Today this
organization Is an admirable one ef
ficiently cast skillfully equipped seenlcally and with costume presentment
that contend with the best among the
plays to be offered are the following: "Carmen," "Hands Not Hearts," "Lena Rivers." "An Outcast Romance," "A
Brother's Revenge," "Just Plain Mary"
and the "Great White Trail. The usual scale of ten, twenty and thirty cent prices will prevail for all night performances excepting ' Friday on which night Is promised, the play event of the week, when Charles Major's brilliant romantic drama, "Dorothy Vernon of Hadden Hall," will be given Its only performance for this occasion, the scale of prices will range from ten to fifty cents and for this performance as well as all others seats are now selllnr. This sllxht Increase Is
necessitated by contract with Messrs.
Saner and Jordan, controlling agents
for the American rights, and the add
ed reason of heavy royalty and munificent eppendence In production, which Is all of lavish. There will be matinees dally starting Tuesday.
At Fountains & Elsewhere
Ask for
"HOBLIGR'S"
Thj Original end Genulnt MALTED EV3 ILK
Thi Food-drink for All Agos. At restaurants, hotels, and fountains. Delicious, Invigorating and sustaining. Keep it on your sideboard at home. Don't travel without it.
A quick lunch prepared in a minute.
Tike no imitation. Just say "liUKUlL
In No Oombtno or Trust
PALLADIUM WANT ADS PAY.
Did you ever hear the like before? Bargain week at a Feed Store on Chicken Feed? a . 1 Shell Corn ..$1.25100 Cracked Corn 1.35 100 Screenings 1.25100 Wheat 1.65100 Scratch 1.85100 Chop (corn and oats) 1.50100 Alfalfa (shredded).... 1.65100 For less than 100 pounds prices shape higher. SALE FOR THIS WEEK ONLY OmerG.Whelan 33 South 6th SL Phone 1679.
DON'T
-That NOW is the time to protect yourself against loss by WINDSTORMS. Costs but little. DOUGAN & CO, Room 1, I. O. O. F. Bldg. Phone 1330.
ATMOSPHERIC HEATING is suitable for homes with high e ceilings because radiators need not be as large as for Hot Water. e Shall we show you how , It " Is done? MEERHOFP, the Plumber e
A. L.1L. WEEK Mae La Porte Ladles Free Tosilsfet Just Plain TJlcry 1. Z9. X-Dll UattM 19
JUST RECEIVED A CAR LOAD OF Rex Cerad One of the Best Portland , Cements on the Market f n. C. &tr!& 6 Sea 525 South 5th St. Phone 1235
, by Hyams when he claimed that the ' pup was a native of the letter's country. When the dog took his owner's
oart the fun started.
Sides were taken by Mends of each man, and when officers arrlred the cafe looked as though It had with
stood a bombardment.
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Oarcaparilla Cures all humors, catarrh and rheumatism, relieves that tired feeling;, restores the appetite, cures paleness, nervousness, builds up the whole system. it M ufUv in naual Mould form or
Chocolated tablets called CarMtaM.
was giren to Ernest E. Lehman n, son of the late millionaire merchant dur
ing the progress of a case Before iniin Cuttlnr in nrobate court. In
which he Is made defendant.
Thminn was drunk for a year ac
cording to tesUmony giren by his father-in-law, Richard L. Boyer.
"The second year of his marriage ne
was drunk all the time. I nerer heard nf a moment when he was sober. He
could hold an awful lot during the day
but br nicht he was In such shape he
couldnt navigate and had to be car
ried to his automobile and taken borne.
said Boyer. .
Mrs. Margaret B. Lebmann has brought suit to bare a conservator ap
pointed for the estate of her husband
asserting tnat ne is a spenatnrui ana has been wasting bis fortune. According to a statement made by her attorney, Joseph W. Moses. Lebmann has spent more than $200,000 since 1907 when he married Margaret Boyer.
"Becky Sharp." Unwonted Interest should be
aroused by the announcement that
Mm. Flske and her justly famous Manhattan com nan r are to annear at
the dennett on Saturday, November 12. for an engagement la "Becky
Sharp."
Mrs. Flske stands for more in the
art of the theater than does any other
personality upon the American stage, and her appearance In Richmond, it Is
safe to say. will be marked with the
same brilliance that Is vouchsafed In every other city thatshe visits. She brings to us the play, with which, more than any other, her fame Is most Inseparably connected, "Becky Sharp." ' .
: It Is doubtful If any character. ever given to the stage is so clor re
lated to Its creator as Is Becky Sharp" to Mrs. Flske. Not until Langdon Mitchell's dramatization of Thackeray's famous : novel, "Vanity Fair," had there ever been a success
ful stage version of that literary masterpiece, .but through Mr. Mitchell's work apd the absolute realization on
the part of Mrs. Flske of "the Im
mortal Becky," not only was a tremendous interest reawakened in Thackeray but: "Becky", 118 stage figure became as compelling an addition to dramatic as she had been these many years to literary portrait-
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THE PROPER At
BEST COAL
For-
Cook Stoves IS MATHER'S JACBSOH
BEST SHIFT C0AL DEATEG STOVES IS
ITJuatilhieG' B7oa .
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT may be called to your home tonight. Are you prepared to. sustain the loss that would occasion their visit? House ) Furniture Insured Piano ) Better Insure today for tis dangerous to delay. - 'Phone 2082 or 1393
and IH call en you promptly and place your insurance in a reliable company.
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THE GREAT
ATLANTIC and
TEA COMPANY
..GREAT STAMP OFFER.. OCT. 31 TO NOV. 5 Let Us Help You Fill Your Doofc Grandmother's Oats, 3 Pftcs. 25c 80 Stamps with 1 can Baking Powder ,.......... ..... .800 25 Stamps withj bottle Extract .....25e 40 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea 806 10 Stamps with 1 pkg. I. X. L. Starch 45 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea "? 10 SUmps with 1 bottle Courtney's Sauce .....12e 50 Stamps with 1 lb. Tea 700 10 SUmps with 2 pkgs. A. A P. Corn SUrch, each 7e 10 Stamps with 1 can Soap Polish ..,..... ..10c
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i mmi AND THE "MIRROR SCREEN" V
FEATURE.
r.ioraEJAY.Airoiai tudesejav fTu
AEROPLANES IN FLIGHT AND CONSTRUCTION.
Showing interior of the Curtiss factory, the completed machines and their nse; alsa a screaming comedy and a fine btograph Clm. '
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