Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 28, 7 December 1910 — Page 10

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THE RICHJIOXll PAJiLA.J7I.irM AND SUX TELEGRA3L WEDNESDAY, .DECK3IBEK 7,. 1910.

REPORT PAH1TE0

QALLIIIGER - AS A VERY HEAR AIIGEL

Majority of the Investigating Committee S.how Secretary in Light of a Human with . i Pair of Wings.

(Continued From Paso One.)

home, and (hat four copies were ma do Ol the memorandum. , Tnls testimony of course created a blK sensation at the hearing. The White llouso came forward. with a denial but as this was not ouHlclcnt Jo overcomo the startling facts set forth by KIrby, President Tart direct.

ed a letter to Chairman Nelson of tbe Investigating committee on May 15 in which be stated that he had directed Mr. Lawler to write findings on the Glavls charges "as if he were president" The upshot of the -matter was that Kirby lost his job and immediately took the stend before tbe investigating committee. He was followed by Oscar Lawler, tbe author of the Lawler memorandum, who charged that former Secretary Garfleld. Glfford Pinchot and Mr. Urandeis had corrupted KIrby Into making hid charges. The taking of testimony ended on May 20 and the arguments of both attorneys were heard on the 27th and 2Rth. Bricfa were submitted on June 13 and the committee then retired to consider the case.

SUIT ON ACCOUNT For the printing of price lists, receipts and the like, 'the Nicholson Printing company has filed suit on account against George C. Browne In

! the circuit court, in which it aaks

(judgment In the sum of $05.10.

'The Greatest Kidney Remc- , dy on Earth" Says a Grateful Woman. v I . ' I want to tell you how much good your Swamp-Hoot did me. About four . years ago. I Buffered rrom what the doctors called fistula and for two years of that time, I endured what no tongue can tell. I alto had Inflammation of tho bladder and I tried doctors medicines without receiving any help. Someone (old me about Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root. After giving It a thorough trial, i

received relief, so kept on using It and today I am a strong and well woman. If I ever feel badly or out of sorts, I take Swamp-Root and It always straightens me out. I honestly believe that this medicine would cure all troubles you recommend it for and it Is a pleasure for me to send my testimony and photograph to you. I talnk Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root Is one of tbe greatest medicines on earth, i Respectfully yours, MRS. JOHN BAILEY, Tortland, Ind. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 12th day of July. 1903. C. A. BKNNKTT. Notary Public.

COMMANDERY ELECTS

The Richmond Commandery of Masons elected the fo'IoAing officers for the cnuuing year on 'Monday evening: Harry Click, eminent commander; Harry Kcelor, generalissimo; George Williams, captain general; A. W. liees recorder, and Charloa Marl itt, trustee.

TWO BASKETBALL i GAMES THURSDAY

The Blue Boar basketball team will meet the fast Swan3 in the l"Y" league Thursday evening and the Cubs will play the Tigers. The TigerCub game was scheduled for Saturday night, but as the high school five plays Anderson here on that date the game was changed. " Tbe Swan-Blue Boar gameThursday will be a hot one as It is generally conceded the championship lies between these teams. The Swans lost to the Falcon6 by two points last Saturday, but Wecghman. Ackcrman and Wann, the strongest j layers on the team were out of the game. .

PIPE MEN ACTIVE.

1 Fiumbers and Allied Unions In

Harmonious Session.

DOVER DF.POT WTRNS C American News Servlre) Dove. , . , . . ..nsisylvanfa rai.road depot hre via gutted lv fire early today. A furious storm of fcow and sleet hindered the firemen.

TWO YEARS CF PROGRESS.

ARE HOME AGAIN

(Anif-rUan News Servk-e) New Ycrk, le. 7. Among U.e isscrgers on board the liner Kalf-cr, Vile!m dor Grose, arriving here tc.day from Bremen. fiotiihamnton and Cfaerlonrgb. were Colonel John Jacob Astor and h!? son Vincent. Congressman noutelie and K. O. Winslow. U. 'S. Consul at Stockholm.

..Letter te Or. Kilmer A Co, y wghampton, N. Y.

Prove What 8wamp-Rcut will

, - For You. Send to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bingham ton, - N. Y., for a sample bottle. It will convince anyone. You will also receive a booklet of valuable Information, telling all about tho kidneys and bladder. When writing, bo sure and mention the Richmond Dally Palladium. For salo at all drug -stores. Price fifty-cents and one-dollar.

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Shoes lor Snowy WeaSier i

For the school girl, or the young lady who is out in the open weather for any reason, we have a special shoe for keeping out the cold and snow.

It's made from heavy, nearly waterproof gun metal calf leather. Has heavy soles, a slant top, which is slightly higher than .the regular top height. It's absolutely the best wearing shoe ever sold for this money in this city. A button shoe arid sells for $2. We also have this shoe in a kid shoe with patent tip, in either button or lace at the same price.

CHAS-'H. FELTMAN 724 MAIN STREET.

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Fine Furniture Wields a Strong Inlluenc? on Home Life. Our facilities enable us to provide furniture that not onjy commands unusual attention, but adds to the refinement of home associations. It is above the ordinary. Why not meet our furniture and prices face to face? Commplefie Home 4-Etoom Outfits

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Association Reports Increased Mom- , . btrship and Strengthened rinancicl , Pssitio-i Salaries of General Officers Raised. The wrenteeutb Mfiinlal convention of ihe United AttsoHntiou of Ilumler3. Gasflttjrs. Kteamfittpn nnd Stfauifiiors Htlpers. livid recently nt St. I'aiil. v:it it iiirni r::iie event in th? history of the orgiiiiz.:itkn. Not vuly was it ' the largest and most earnest convention of the tevenl craft in the association ever held, but it also dealt with some of tbe most iuywjrtant problems ever presented to them for consideration. Tbe -reports of the officers state that from tUv.:tst of January this year un to the present clan more local i:nioin have btH'il nrsmlA.l Ihau ever lefore for that leujrtii if tinie. The union ,1ms trained an lucrcase In uieiulHrhi; cilice July 1. 1.K. which will reach J.JNXl members. , if not .more.-; ,Xinetjrv.!x IH-ai unions were organized, thirtjr'eljbt of them !nce January. 10H. and 101 strikes occiirrwl. Out of this nuui-l-er three were lost. Vrom .Inly 1. lPnV to July. 1 this yenr tht-re was paid out Sl.T.1.009 for benefits. Of .ihis unionnt $'.HU." was fcr sick benefits. $."n.414 for strike Ix-iiefits. and a!o::j; with this there was collected thousands of dollars by roluntary sulwcriptious. There lists niso !een sjcnt a considerable n mount of money in securing vtate stud local laws for the protection

of the tn.de unri society - by bringing about better sanitation nnd more rigid inspection. The rapid in-rease in the membership of the association nnd the general activity of the labor movement all over the conutry have made the duties of the officers much more onerous and exact

ing than they used to be. The conven- '

lion recognized this fnct, and sought to make suitable provision for the added requirements. The . munljer of general organ i:.era was raised from seven to nine and the salary of each from SI. SOU to .52X100 a yenr. And in further recognition of tho increasing burdcr. of official life the salary of the president wa. raised from S1.S00 to S2.5C0 a year and that of the secretary the same. Another Important step In the line of progress taken by the convention was n large Increase of the reserve fund. This has been for some years fixed at SlOO.tXX). The St. Paul convention determined to Increase It ti $250,000. and the Indications are thct the additiou wiil be made within tho next two years. This fund is used to further the interests of tbe various crafts in the association and to fur nish munitions of war In case et strikes or lockouts. With a reserve fund of S2."0."00 in kind the associa tion will be one of the richest and Lest equipped in the eouutry for whatever may aih.e In the way of trouble. A movement wes a!s; started lr the St. Pan! convention looking to tin establishment of a honia for sick t.. iV.M-.; -...."-.v. vf th dVireii.

crafty if) the association similar to tha UnVoj'3rln tors' home at Colorado SprlcgiCot6 and that of tbe lrintIng Pressmen .and Assistants , union located la Tennessee. A special committee was appointed to iuiuire Into the feasibility of such a project, and at tbe Bustoa convention two year hence it is probable that definite steps wili be taken for the establishment of snch on institution. The membership of tbe association Is composed of four different classes of , workmen plumlrs, gastitters. bteairtfiUer and steanihtters' helpers eacIjpT. which has its own unions in ajl ffcftJoC the country. F'rom time to ckui, there have been dissensions among them, aud aometiiues the feeling has become warm. One of the most gratifying features of the late convention wa the entire harmony that prevailed among thee various cjasses of workmen aud the unity ofeffort with which they all worked for the common good of tbe association.

N OLA EDWARDS IS SEEKING DIVORCE

I IMPETUS IS GIVEN

WATERWAYS PLANS

Divorce from Harry Edwards and custody of their minor child is asked by Nola Edwards in a complaint filed in the circuit court on Wednesday. Abandonment and failure to provide for the past two years are averred. The complainant avers that her husband Is a non-resident. The separation took place October SO. 1908, she alleges.

COMMERCE IN THE -SOUTH WILL BOOM (American News Service) " Washington. Dec. 7. The executive committee of the Southern Comraer-

;cial congress met in this city today to j complete the arrangement of a pro

gram for the great southern commercial rally which it is proposed to hold in Atlanta ue:U March.

f Atacrlo. Xtwa Srvtcc) Washington. Dec. 7. President Taft : was the chief speaker at the Initial session of the annual convention cr the national rivers and harbors con-; gress which opened here today amid 5 great enthusiasm. Governor Hartnon ; of Ohio. Hon. Clifford Sifton of Canada, Champ Clark of. Missouri and oth- . er speakers of note" are to be heard ; at the subsequent sessions, which wP continue over tomorrow and Frldaj . -Congressman Joseph R Ransdell of .. Louisiana is the- presiding officer, lu point ,of attendance the convention is the largest gathering ever held in ,. tbe United States in the interest or improved waterways, the delegates aumbering several thousand and representing all parts of the country.

Unp!o3Sjnt Criticism. Mrs. De Style (exhibiting picture) Yo.i know, my daughter paints truiu nature V Critic Par from It. it seems.

He I certainly have cobwebs in my brain. She why not try a ucuutu cleaner? Itattimore American.

Cured at Home

Kent Stronor &nd Vigorous to trie Aire nf CO and Rnnhlfvl

to Ltye to See His Life's Work Crowned With

Mr. Henry Clarke Mcore, of Tama, Iowa, who is CO years of age, has just completed his first flying machine. Kb brain has been kept clear and alert, and the perfection cf his invention made possible by tho dauy use of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as his only invijorator and tonic stimulant. In an Interiew vilh cur corrcpoadent ha zz:i: "Fcr several years I . have tccn great! trcu'Jcd vMh dcrmant ar.d chi- -:ch action of t!;s lover bowels, vhich caused mo Intense suffering. No treatment seemed to benefit me. until finally J ves Induced to try Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. It gavs me Immediate relief. I steadily gained my health and streneth. until now I an

MR. henry CLARKE MOORE vigorous and activo as a man cf 60 years of age. My mind Is as clear as It ever was, and I have done some cf the best work on my Invention the last few years, which proves my mental and physical condition. Please bear in mind that 1 am a temperance man and do not advise any c.ne to use alcoholic beverages except as a medicine, but I do firmly advise all old people and those who are run down to use Duffy's Pure Malt Whickey as I have, as I believe it is the greatest support to those who are

weakened by age. In my case It stimulated and built me up; it quickenedmy circulation and made

me feci more alert and ( ;

.able to do things. I will be very glad If my interview will be the means of saving 'some

of my poor sisters and brothers who before this have not heard of the great good they may receive from the use of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey." Thousands of letters like this one from Mr. Moore are received from men and women in all walks of life who. have been restored to norma! health by the use of the world's greatest tonic-stimulant. CAtmow. Wnen yon ask year draggut, grocer or dealer for Duffy's Pure Halt whiskey, be stire yon get the genuine. It it an absolutely pare median) mslt wiiistey and is sold IN SEALED BOTTLES ONLY never ia bulk. Look for the trade mark, tbe "Old Chemist," on the label, ant make sure the . seal over the cork Is unbroken. Price. 91.00 a large battle. Write Medical Department, Tbe Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Bochester, N. T., for doctor' advice and an illustrated medical booklet containing testl aoalala and tare coauaoa ease roles Cos aeeita, both sent fe-ee.

1 win be at Richmond, Arlington Hotel. I Friday, Dec. 9, and until . ; 1 Noon, Sat., 10th. "

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S. U. TARWEV 25 Year Rectal Specialist.

Sole " Proprietor and Manufacturer, ' ' AUBURN. IND. ,

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We are showing a big i assortment of popular priced desks at $13.50, $22.00 to $27.50.

SI patterns cf new well finished beds in any color desired. See this selec tion. Priced $2.73, $t.!3, $S.G0 to $33

We cheerfully extend the courtesy of a charge account to any responsible party

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Holiday Fur News

From our Busiest Department. We are glad to announce that we can favor bur customers with a GRAND CHRISTMAS FUR OPENING DISPLAY "and SALE for FRIDAY one day only by one of New York's leading' Furriers, giving all Fur Buyers and Prospective Fur Buyers 'the opportunity of SELECTING and CHOOSING CHRISTMAS FURS FROM -AN UNSURPASSING FUR SHOWING, coupled with our own splendid stock, offers a remarkable chance for those wanting Fine Furs at Christmas savings. 1 'TWILL BE A PURCHASING OPPORTUNITY OF FINE FURS and MODERATE PRICE FURS, QUITE OUT OF THE ORDINARY, for Ladies, Misses and Little Tots, either Coats, Neck Pieces or Muffs. Come! 'Twill be worth while!. ... " .'. See the Mink Sets selling up to $225.00 Set ' 1 - Black Lynx Sets selling up to .$125.00 Set Silver Fox Sets selling up to.'. '., . . .$85 .CO Set . ' Pointed Fox Sets ...... '. .$90.00 Set Jap M ink Sets ..... . -V $45.C0 Set

Natural Raccoon Sets up to $60.00 Set Australian Oppossum Sets up to ....$65.00 Set Fisher Raccoon Sets up to ..$75.00 Set . Russian Pony Coats $40.00 to $100.00 Near Seal Coats up to ...$200.00 Marmot Coats up to $100.00 Sable Squirrei Coats up to $250.00 Mir.k Coats up to S200.C0 Fur Trimmed Coats, all prices. "

THIS REMARKABLE SHOWING SHOULD CROWD OUR GARMENT SECTION FRIDAY FROM MORN TILL NIGHT. TWILL BE A MEMMEMOPABLE EVENT FOR . CHRISTMAS FUR BUYERS THINK OF CHOOSING FROM AN ASSORTMENT WHERE MOST ANYTHING IN FURS ARE SHOWN. IT WILL BE PLEASURE BUYING AND SELECTING FURS, FRIDAY. SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS ARE PROMISED IN ALL FURS. Lee IBoiHnnslbainninrii Coo - The Home of Wcoltex