Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 18, 27 November 1910 — Page 8

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PUDLICATIOII OF ALL FUflDS GIVEN To Both Parties Will Be Made by Congressional Chairmen.

LANDSLIDE EVIDENCE

Is the Great Amount of Mail Received for Democratic Congressmen.

BY RODERICK CLIFFORD. Washington, Nov. 26. Just to remind the many political reformers, who for some years were knocking at ihe congressional doors for legislation to correct the abuse growing; out of political campaign contributions. It will bo interesting to watch for the rt ports on Dec. 8, of the chairmen of the several campaign committees, making public. In accordance with the campaign fund publicity toil, which was signed by President Tali, June 25, the contributions received from various sources. The report will unquestionably prove Interesting In view of the many stories printed about the large sums contributed by the corporations and others to down the new policy of "New Nationalism; and, it might also be added, the sums contributed by the advocates of that doctrine. Members of the congressional com. mittees express the opinion that the

publicity law will fall to meet the ex

pectation of its advocates, and in that the report of the money contributed toward the expenses of tho campaign will be far short of the amount which

the newspapers have from time to

time asserted have been contributed. Should this prove to be the case it is believed by the advocates of the publicity law that public sentiment will

be so aroused that congress will respond with an amendment making It

compulsory to publish contributions before the elections. This provision was in the bill when It first passed the house, but the senate knocked it out, and the house, in order to get anything, was forced to accept the senate amendment.

the sympathetic strike. It was not only the express companies and the employes who suffered because of the strike, but it was the public generally that suffered, and was made to endure hardships. Jt Is believed by advocates of the parcels post system that one effect of the recent express strike win be to remove some of the opposition of the

small country merchant to the parcels

pout bill, which is to come up before the house committee on postofflces

and nostroads early next month. The committee last session heard much testimony In favor of the measure that

had been recommended by the administration, but It had to give way for the poHtal savings bank, on which President Taft had set his heart. The postofflce department is prepared to show. It is said, that a parcels post would prove Belf-sustaining from the very beginning and would go a long way toward placing the department on a satisfactory financial basis.

Worry Is the mother or sick, nervous and troubled mentality; upsets the entire physical system. The body Is a network of nerves. Hollister's Hocky Mountain Tea soothes and freshens the entire system. Try it tonight Conkey Drug Co.

Signs of a Landslide. "Did we have a landslide! Well, If you doubt It take a look at this mail," remarked an employe of the house postofflce, as he pointed to a dozen sacks of mail that had Just arrived. The mall was from every section of the country and the larger part of it for Democratic members. "You see." said the veteran employe, "the constituent! of the members are fully alive to the fact that a re-organi-satlon of the house occasioned by a change In the political complexion, means a new deal and a distribution of the good things which have for the past 18 years been enjoyed by the Republicans. It Is only natural that the Democrats should lose no time In making known to their members what legislation, etc.. they favor. Not since the Republicans carried the house In 1S94 has the mall just after an etetclon been so heavy as now. N "You may depend on It that the pressure on the Democrats for office here at the capital will be something fierce. Of course, the older members, those who have seen several terms of service, will have the biggest pull, but the member-elect who knows any politics at all, especially the game con nected with the house organization, will be able to land one or two small places for his constituents. But there are exceptions as you will note If you run over the list of employes. You will

find more than a dozen fellows hold

ing good positions who have been here more than 30 years. What Is the explanation? Why they mado friends on both sides of the house, and thus "grew Into the places."

The newspaper stories to the effect

that there may be an extra session are In a measure, responsible for the unusually heavy mall thus far in advance of the opening of the session.

They Smile Knowingly. .

Treasury officials smile knowingly these days when they tell their friends

that the prohibition wave Is receding,

Asked for an explanation they take up the dally treasury statement and point to the growing Internal revenue receipts. This time one year ago,

-before the country had taken any In

terest In the campaign, and when the prohibitionists were doing missionary work, receipts from Internal, revenue from -the first four and a half months

of the fiscal year were In round num

bers, $98,000,000. For the same period of this fiscal year, the receipts are

$110,000,000 In round numbers. This

la proof positive that the consumption of liquor Is Increasing. Indeed the

Increase In Internal revenue Is climb

ing at such a rate that unless our lm

ports take a sudden rise the Internal

revenue will be crowding custom re

ceipts for first place. Last year cus

toms exceeded Internal revenue by $27,000,000 while for the same period this year there Is but $19,000,000 In

favor of customs.

Parcel Post Legislation.

The recent express strike In New York and New Jersey, which at one time threatened to spread throughout

the United States, has encouraged the postofflce department officials to be

lieve that congress, at the coming

session will give careful consideration

to tho recommendation of the post

master general for legislation that will

permit the department to make a

trial of the parcel post system. A

prominent postofflce official said the

other, day that the great express strike

n New York city had proved an obct lesson that cannot but have Its influence on congress. It showed Just what could be expected if organized labor In the various trades, had yield

ADDITIONAL MUSIC

JANET SPENCER A STORY. Janet Spencer, who was heard in

this city laHt year is gaining in popularity and the following from the

Musical Courier will Interest musicians;

Ikmton recently had the advantage

of hearing one of the renowned American singers, who pleased. the audience there, as she does in New York and everywhere, through the intelligence which she applies to the beautiful quality of her voice and Its usefulness. Miss Spencer sings every thing from

Bach to the latest American. For in

stance, the Boston Advertiser said, In its Issue of November 11, that "she

succeeded in presenting the spirit of each nationality. That Is In itself a

remarkable gift, the gift of transfer

ring oneself as an artist from one's

own nationality to that which is fore ign to one's birth and training.

The Transcript, another Boston pa

per whose critic is also distinguished

for his keen Judgment and his knowl

edge, speaking of her voice, sf vs that It Is "warm, pliant and expressive, and

her lower tones have the true contral

to richness without thickness or clum

siness. The difficulty with a contralto

voice always has been thickness and

clumsiness of utterance. It seems that

the lower vibrations, before they can

reach the air, are, with contraltos, en

cumbered through Involved applica

tions of the breathing method. This has been overcome completely by Miss

Spencer.

The Boston Traveller expresses In

one sentence something which applies

to every one who has reached an ar

tistic elevation: "Janet Spencer loves to sing. This critic also says that Miss Spencer gets at the heart of a

mood. Nothing is really more dlffi

cult than to get at the heart of a mood, unless one really has the ability of extracting out of the musical com

position its poetic character of Its dramatic character, or whatever that

mood may be.

There are many good American sing

ers today, but Janet Spencer has a

record that manes every one engagea

in the musical art proud of her as an

artist who understands, far deeper

than is usually the case, the true sig

nificance of music as applied to the vocal art and the true significance of

the vocal art as applied to music.

LADIES

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His Sarcasm Was Lost.

In his early days at the bar the late

Lord Itowen prosecuted m prisoner

who had been caught In a house at

nignt crawliug downstairs with his boots off and carrying portable property. The evidence was so overwhelming that Bowen ventured to Indulge in a little Irony and remarked on the

inougntruiness or the prisoner In removing his shoes, thus disturbing, no

body, and in selecting only solid sil

ver articles from the plate basket, so

mat the family had enough forks and spoons left for breakfast The Jury

were so impressed with these extenuating circumstances that ther aeonlt.

ted the prisoner. Bowen never em

ployed irony again when addressing jury. London Spectator.

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News Forecast For Coming Week

Washington.- Nov. 26. Some important decisions bearing on matters of wide public interest are expected to be handed down by the United States supreme court, when that bedy reconvenes Monday after its three weeks recess. ; Long and short haul problems involved in the fourth section of the amended law for the regulation of interstate commerce will be discussed at a conference Monday at the headquarters of the Interstate Commerce Commission in the national capital. The Railroad Securities Commission, of which President Hadley of Yale is chairman, is to hold its first meeting in Washington Monday. The commission was created to investigate questions pertaining to the issuance of stocks and, bonds by railroads. The investigation by the Interstate Commerce Commission into the charges of discriminatory rates by the Big Four railway system in favor of the Standard Oil company is to be resumed in Toledo Tuesday. A sweeping Investigation into the rates charged by the Pullman company for Bleeping car berths and parlor car seats is to be instituted by the Interstate Commerce Commission at a hearing to begin Wednesday in Chicago. President Taft will attend the annual banquet of the society of the Mayflower Moniy night at the New Willard hotel. Thursday afternoon Miss Helen Taft, daughter of the president and Mrs. Taft, will be formally presented to society at a large tea given in the White House. The Louisiana legislature will convene in special session Monday for the purpose, among other matters of selecting a successor to the late Senator McKnery. The political crisis in England promises to loom large in the foreign news of the week. The election of a new national assembly in Greece and the inauguration for an eighth term of Gen. Porario Diaz as president of the Mexican republic will also be among the foreign events of general interest.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

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AN APPEAL TO WORKERS. Here Is a brief statement of the demands which organized labor in the interest of workers aye, of all the people of the country makes upon modern society: Higher wages, shorter workday, better labor conditions, better homes, better and safer workshops, factories, mills and mines in a word, a better, higher and noble life. Conscious of the Justice, wisdom and nobility of our cause, the American Federation of Labor appeals to all men and women of labor to Join with us in the great movement for its achievement. More than 2,000,000 wage earners who have reaped the advantages of organization and federation appeal to their brothers and sisters of toil to unite with them and participate iu the glorious movement, with its attendant benefits. Samuel Gompers.

ITCHING

BLEEDING

ECZEMA WAS CURED

By Cuticura After 5 Years of Suffering Beyond Description Thought Death was Near Calls Cure Wonderful.

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"No tongue can tell how I suffered Cor five years with itching and bleeding

eczema, until 1 was cured by the Cuticura Remedied, and I am bo grateful I want the world to know, for what helped me will help others. My body , ana face were covered with sores. One day it. wnnM wm trh ral

vut csfseatis ve ivu , roost terrible pain and itchinz. I have been

sick several times, but never in my life

did 1 experience such awrui sunenng as with this eczema. I had made up my mind that death was near at hand, and I longed for that time when I would be at rest. I had tried many different doctors and medicines without success, and my mother brought me the Cuticura Remedies, insisting that I try them. I began to feel better after the first bath with Cuticura Soap, and one application of Cuticura Ointment. " I continued with the Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, and have taken four bottles of Cuticura Resolvent, and consider myself well. This was nine years ago and I have had no return of the trouble since. Any person having any doubt about this wonderful cure by the Cuticura Remedies can write to my address. Mrs. Altie Etson. 93 Inn Road, Battle Creek, Mich., Oct. 16, 1909." Catlrnra affords the ssost eronemlral treatment for affeclioos of lbs skis sod scalp, from knfsocr to ssr. A rsks of Cuticura Soap sod bos of Cuticura Olnuurnt sre often turnctrot. Potter Irug Cbsa. Curp. bole Props, ttosioa. Mas.

DON'T FORGET 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.

Mark Twain's Answers. A series ef questions submitted : Mark Twain ouce was answered h; the humorist in this fashion: What is your faToritc object in w ture? A dumb belle. Where would yeu like te lire? In t'.moon, because there is no Mater therV If not yourself, who would you rntli er be? The WanJerizj Jaw. with f nice nrmuity. Whnt is your idea of happiness? Finding the buttons en. What do you most dread? Exposure. What is your aim iu life? To endeavor to be absent when the time comes. What are the sweetest words in the world? Not guilty.

Made It Emphatic. "What's Maude crying about now?" "Oh. sbe asked her husband if be would marry again in case' she died, and he declared be wouldn't." "Well, nothing wrous about that." "No, but you should have heard him say If." Louisville Courier-Journal.

S. S. Imp. Assoe'n to Geo, Johanning, Sept. 26V 1910. $;K0. Lots 109. 110. 111. 112. 113. 114, Beallview. S. S. Imp. Assoc'n to Hannah Waking, April 26, 1910. - $270. Lot T26, Beallview. S. S. Imp. Assoc'n to Jos. Collins, Nov. 22, 1910 $4S. Lots 537, 33SS, 3Sf. 390, Beallview. Ida A. Funk to Florence B. Martin, Nov. IS. 1910. 11,300. Lots 27. 2S. 29, Bit. 16, W. R. S. R.. Cambridge. Barbara Barefoot to Granite Improvement Co., Nov. 11, 1910. $400. Lots 17, IS, blk. 21, W. R. R-, Cambridge. Henry Qutter to Anna M. Woodhurst, NovA21. 1910. $3,000. Lot 28, McWhinney Add. Richmond. -W. D. Foulke to Caroline R. Foulke, Nov. 11, 1899. $4,250. Lot 273, Pt.

274. 273, KHz. Starr's Add. Richmond.

Caroline Foulke to Mary R. Foulke, Nov. a0..1910, $4,000.'. Lot 275, Pt. 274, 276, KHz. -Starr's add. Richmond. . Margaret G. Turner to Edward H. Stegman. Nov. 22. 1910, $333.34. Pt. lot 63 Mendenhall & Price's Add. Richmond. Jennie M. Henshaw to Edward H. Stegman. Nov. 23, 1910, $1,666.06. , Pt. lot 69, M. & P. add. Richmond. J as. C. Mullen to Albert Oler, Nov. 2;?. 1910. $100. Lots 86, 87, Maxwell sub. Richmond. Geo. L. Gates to John Decker, Nov. 19. 1910. $1,800. Pt. S. E. Sec. 12-13-1. Virginia E. Koogle to Martin M. Shideler, Nov. 22, 1910. $5,750. Lot 2, Glen Heights' add. Richmond. Chas. E. Hlnshaw to Jennie M. Hinshaw Jan. 8. 190S, $1.00. Pt. lot 69, M & P. add and lot 10, C. T. P. Sec. Blk. 4, Richmond. Win. H. Kelley, com'r to Jos. P. lliff. Nov. 23, 1910, $450. Lot 31, Mendenhall add. Mt. Auburn.

" Styles In Teeth. - Pearly teeth are nor the fashion everywhere. ,One firm of artificial teeth manufacturers bnve to keep in stxk molars ef every shade of color from white to black. There 1st a steady demand for black teeth for Slum. Java. Ratarta. and Burma, where lbs natives ch'ew the betel nut. which blackens the teeth. For Persia the teeth must ha absolutely milk white. Reretitlv nn order was received

from niumiagnr. la Iudia. for some t

bright nxl nnd blue artificial teetli. Siuokers' ts-ctb are regularly supplied to dontists in shades to match those which have been discolored by nicotine. Argonaut.

A Pish Out ef Water. ' Many people think that fish whn taken out of the water die because air has a fatal effect on them. The real ' reason, however. Is that their delicate gill filaments or membranes becoiu dry and stick together, so that no aircan pass between them. Thus tbe lose the power to Imbibe necessnry oxygen, and the circulation of their Mood stops. The painful gasping of tt fish out of water is nature's effort tt free the passage through the filaments.

Down on Hit Luck. "Oh. Johu," slit exi-kilnied as she observed Uuu getting Into his overcoat, "l hope you're not golug to be out again touisbi!" "I hope not." he replied absentmindedly, "but it's quite likely. The cards have ruu very badly for me lately."

. Tr.a Judge's Whita Gloves, . In the ohleu days judgrs were forbidden to wear Klove ou the benrii for fet:r of bribes being dropped lu: them. If then were no cases to t tried, however, there was no opportunity for , I'Vihlujr. and J he aherilVa might give the judge a air of gloves; bcui-e the custom of presenting u judi;e with a pair of white gloves when he has no cases to try at an as sizes.

Tho Diving Cell. The diving boll was net mentionet bffre the sixteenth century. Tw Greeks in that century tlXlSi gave hi. exhibition before Charles V.. descend ing into water of considerable depth iu an inverted large kettle. They tooli down with them burning lights. The men returned to the earth level without being wet. The light was still burning.

JORDAN, M'MANUS & HUNT FUNERAL DIRECTORS 4 EMBALMERS Automobile Service for Calls Out of City. Private Chapel and Ambulance. Telephone 2175. Parlors 1014 Main Street.

Fligti Grade Butterine, 25c lb. H. G. HADLEY Phone 2292 1035 Main SI.

DR. J. A. WALLS SPECIALIST si softh tbxth st., richmond, d. office: oats moxdav, Tuesday, Friday asd saturday of imcii week.

Consultation and one month's Treatment Fro. TREATS DISEASES OK THE THROAT, LUNGS, KIDNEYS. UVKU and BLADDER. RHEUMATISM. DYSPEPSIA and DISEASES OF THE BLOOD. EptleDSV for fallliiar fits). Cancer. Private anil N

TMsas, Female DlseaBes. Loss of Vitality from Indiscretions. Piles. Fistula. Fissure and tTrerattons of the Rectum, without detention from bualnasa ltUPTURE POSITIVELY CURED AND GUARANTEED.

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Detrick Pays the Express Charges

The are and email rr are aruaranteed by us and it la sold with the

standing that money will be refunded if on test you do not And it the htrt whiskey, everything; considered, you ever drank. The name Datrtekstarids for good, honest, well made whiskey. Everyone who has tasted Patrick's quality is our reference. Bny whiskey direct from the

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We make absolutely no profit and only ell at these flgnrea to Induoe a trial order and prove to yon what m splendid llqnor this la. A handsome Toast Jan; filled with fine old whiskey Included FREE oa first 'Orders

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MEAT ! REAT !

Everybody can eat meat if you buy at S6 et. (Successor to C. E. Wiley & Son.)

grocery and meat mark-

PORK CHOPS, per pound 1 5c FRESH SAUSAGE, per pound 1 5c WHOLE HAMS (fresh), per pound. .V2r FRESH SIDE, per pound . . .K 1 5c PORK ROAST, per pound 2Vi to 15c LARD (in pails, 3, 5, 10 lbs.) per pound. . j 6c We have i full line of groceries at lower prices than you can buy anywhere in Richmond. 21 LBS. GRANULATED SUGAR, $1.00 with every two dollars worth of groceries (flour not included in grocery orders); 10 lbs., 48c, with a dollar grocery order. POTATOES 65c a Bushel. FINE ONJONS. . . .98c a Bushel I pay no rent and buy my meats from the farmer and my customers get the middle men's profit. The above prices are for cash, in effect Monday, Nov. 21st. Sell's Grocery and Meat Market 181 Ft. Wayae Ave.

FOES YOUR FUMMACE

The best and most economical coal is Pocahontas Kline Hun. It produces more heat than most other coals and is at the same time cheaper. It Is the ideal coal for this purpose. It would be to your advantage to place an order with us now, while we can make prompt delivery. The price is only $4.50 per ton. Phone 2015 or 2016.

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Make Your Xmas Offering a Practical One..".. Think about it, Nr. Husband, We want to talk to you.

Order a Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet. It's a daily blessing, priced $17.50, $23.00 to $27.50.

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COME IN AND EXAMINE our Christmas plan; you will be able to make your selec- -tion without hurry from a stock of rich, useful gifts. Next time you are near the store step in and give us your opinion of the plan. Foot Stools, Pedestals, Desks, ' . Brass Fern Dishes, Jardinler Stands, Rockers, Davenports, Bookcases, Pictures, etc t

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