Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 82, 30 January 1911 — Page 3

TII13 HICIRIOND PAIXADIUM AND SUN-TEIjEGRAM, MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1911

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ra oo;ids m COJOilSIDEDED Secretary of Treasury Deciding Whether They Shall Be Issued.

Y RODERICK CLIFFORD. Washington, Jan. 30. Secretary of tho Treasury, MacVeagh is considering whether or not this government should Issue $290,000,000 of Panama Canal bonds, the remainder of the Issue authorised by congress. The suggestion was made at a cabinet meeting by the secretary and was approved by. President Taft, that the bonds. If Issued, should be offered to the In

vesting public without circulation privileges attached, and made Into demonstrations of small value. The whole question will be put up to con gress for consideration at a'later date. The outside cost of the Panama canal has been approximated at 1375,000,000. Expenses incident to work already completed and contemplated for the next several months have been met by money advanced from the general fund of the Treasury Department, with the exception of about $34,000,000 obtained by former Secretary of the Treasury, Cortelyou from sale of Panama bonds bearing Interest at the rate of 2 per cent As the remainder of the authorized bonds have not been offered for salo, the general fund of the treasury has been -drawn on to the extent of about $133,399,928, or bout $3,000,000 per month. To Cover a Deficit. It Is the present Intention of Treasury officials to relmburso tho general fund of the treasury to this extent from the sale of the remainder of the Panama bonds. This will. In part, cover the deficit In the treasury which has existed for several years. The Idea that prompted Secretary MacVeagh to ask that the circulation privilege be withdrawn from the contemplated bond Issue, Is that It would prevent an undue extension of bond secured currency, and would ensure tho maintenance at par of government bonds a ready outstanding. The step contemplated, it Is said is nothing new In financiering, and does not Involve any risk of Impairing existing obligations of the government. Furthermore. It Is contended, that If this step la taken the $730,822,130 of government bonds Issued at 2 percent would then hold their maket value. In support of the Idea advanced by Bocretary MacVeagh to withdraw the circulation privilege on these bonds, officials of the Treasury Department, who act as Mr. MacVeagh'a financial cabinet, say there Is no reason to finance the Panama canal out of the general funds' of the government. Hence there la no connection between the expenditure of funds to pay for

canal, and the country's circulating medium. Currency, it Is pointed out, Is already too redundant as Indicated by rising prices the world over. Gold Causes Increase. The general rise In prices throughout Europe and In this country, according to Information obtainable by financial experts and statlstlcans. Is due to large Increases In gold production, and In the Increased circulation of currency notes In the United States, the Immense Increases in gold production have added a great deal of additional wealth to the money supply, hence In this country and to a much less extent abroad, the money supply cannot, be controlled. Unnecessary additions to the currency of a nation can be controlled, however. If a wise administration of the .finances Is exercised by the government, says Secretary MacVeaggh. To accomplish these results. Secretary MacVeagh wants congress to give blm the necessary ' authority to issue a certain amount of Panama bonds as an experiment, and. if it should be successful, to place the whole Issue before the public In the same manner. This necessarily means that the Secretary, will have to take the responsibility of floating a big loan, which It met by the Investing public and financial Interests of the country, would atamp Mr. MacVeagh as one of the leading financiers of the administration and add considerable prestige, Ts the Republican cause in the next Presidential campaign. The National Monetary Commission, of which Senator Aldrlch la chairman, will. It la said, propose a plan to Congress looking to the reorganisation of the bank note Issue, pending Issue of bonds and other methods of finance

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for the betterment of the financial system. One of the principal recommendations It Is expected to make la said to be Issuance of bonds that will be absorbed by Investors for their

earning power solely, and without re

gard to circulation privileges. One of the principal offsets to the Idea suggested by Secretary MacVeagh Is the fact that it Is considered doubtful whether there Is an Investment market In the United States for 2M per cent, bonds, when the bonds of European governments such as England. France, or Germany yield 3 per cent.

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it falls to cure. E. W. GROVE'S .signature is on each box. 25c. .

At Local Theaters

"The Genius." What Is termed a real event In the annala of the theatrical , season will be the engagement of the eminent actor, Henry Woodruff, in the new song comedy entitled "The Genius" which Mort H. Singer will present at the Gennett February 8. ' In this play Mr. Woodruff will be seen In a much more artistic character thaln he Interpreted in "The Prince of Tonight" for the reason that the role of "Jack Spencer in "The Genius" has not only been written about his charming personality, but It gives him unlimited occasion to display his true qualifications. While Manager Singer ' baa produced numerous successes he considers that his new song comedy will be the epoch-making triumph of his career. Mr. Woodruff is encircled by a specially selected coterie of noted players, and the chorus embraces real leaders In the Beauty League. The 1 reduction la gorgeous and , Is transported in special cars.

other corporations in trying (and sometimes succeeding) In passing bills through the Congress. It is played by Patrice, an actress of unusual ability, assisted by Charles Hutchinson and S. S. Kentworthy. The 'Lobbyist" has been played on both circuits, Large, In New York, and Small Time, west of New York. Another act, put on by the La Jess team, a novel contortion and ring act, is said to be truly marvelous and must be seen to realize in full value. The "London Swells," Three Gilden Sisters, are champion English clog dancers. Charles and Grace Von Smith psesent an original comedy sketch of their own, "The R. F. D. Man," introducing singing, talking,' acrobatic dancing and music. Motion pictures of popular subjects will open and close the performances. ,

DELAY FOR PROJECT Proposed Park Plans Not Dropped. Pending the action of the Terrs Haute, Indianapolis and Eastern traction company, as to whether it will take a block of fifty shares of stock In the Richmond Park and Lake association, nothing is now being done by the promoters of the association here. It is expected the traction company will make Its decision within a few weeks. Business men and sportsmen in Richmond have already subscribed 233 shares of stock. The lake dream of the Commercial club will become a reality If the street car company subscribes for stock.

"Rafflea. Lock the doors. "Raffles" . la coming back. This famous . amateur cracksman Impersonated by Kyrle Bellew. who made him. known where ever English Is spoken will come to the Gennett theater Thursday evening. It will be Charlea Frohman's most noteworthy revival of-the year. Although the play haa been presented In every section of the country and Mr. Bellew has made "Raffles" a household name, so many requests came to the manager during the fall for a new presentation of the thrilling 'drama that Mr. Frohman asked Mr. Bellew whether he would play it for another season. And Mr. Bellew replied that nothing would give him greater pleasure as In bis thirty odd years of stage experience no role had ever given him so keen' enjoyment In the playing. It will be the first reappearance of Mr. Bellew in this notable part In six years, and theater goera throughout America are eagerly anticipating his return as the delightfully suave gentleman cracksman. The play la adapted from E. W. Horn ungs well known stories and almost everyone knows the history of this clever . polished burglar. Surely no one who has ever seen the play will forget the tremendous scene In Raffles room where he turns the tables on Craw shay the professional burglar. For both those who have seen thia remarkable cracksman trying to dodge the London police and the shrewdest American detectives and keep the love of a pure woman, and for those who have yet to make his acquaintance there la a rare treat In store. Associated with Mr. Bellew are Miss Gladys Hanson. Miss FfolUott Paget, Frank Connor, Jane May. Jamea Tyrrell. Ernest Stallard and Frank Westerton. Seats on tale tomorrow.

. -The' Lobbyist" ? The "lobbyist." which is the feature act at the Murray this week Is comedy sketch, dealing with the methods used In Washington by railroads and

Hew a Dying Man Feels. Numerous experiments made in hospitals and upon heroic scientists who have permitted tests to be made upon themselves right down to the moment of death warrant these conclusions: That a dying man may be burned with redhot irons and yet not feel the least pain; that consciousness may remain In the dying almost to the moment of actual dissolution, but that most people generally, lose the power of thought long before death: that In cases of death where there seems to be extreme suffering, with writhing and spasms, such phenomena are generally due to reflex muscular action: also that fer weakens the muscular system and hastens death, while the reverse may prolong life.

Get Rid of Rheumatism

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'Labor Legislation In Cuba. The three following bills affecting -ioor conditions in Cuba were recently introduced in the chamber of representatives: To fix the legal maximum at eight hours for all laborers In the republic who are paid a fixed salary (excluding those who do "Job" work). To repeal- article 56T of the penal code, which penalises those, who combine to Increase or decrease in a manner contrary to law (abusivamentc) the price of labor or to regulate ltt conditions. . . . - To require that 75 per cent of the laborers employed in agricultural, industrial or commercial work and 15 per cent of the apprentices in the same line shall be native or naturalized Cubans.

Trade Union Notes.

The Bank Clerks' union of New York city threatens to strike unless wages are raised.' The -United States Steel corporation has within a few months laid off 4G, 000 men anr is still laying them off. Nearly 1,700 agree:JBts between employers and their employees, affecting directly 2,400,000 working people, are In force in Great Britain. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Englnemen has purchased a large lot at Cleveland and will erect a national headquarters building. William H. Frailer of Boston was re-elected international secretary-treasurer of the Stamen's union, and the headquarters office will remain in that city. In Oregon by direct legislation the voters have got rid of the fellow servant rule and the assumption of risk and contributory negligence features In the employers' liability laws. More than 00,000 railway employees in Italy have made a demand for an Increase In their wages amounting to $8,000,000. while the government is ready to grant an Increase of 84,000,-000.

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CALL BRUE CASES For Hearing in the Legislature Today. (American News Service) Springfield. 11L, Jan. 30. The cases of S. C. Pempertoa and Joseph S. Clark, two members of the Ill'.aois legislature who are accused with former State Senator D. W. Holstlaw of conspiracy to commit bribery, were called for trial today in the Sangamon circuit court. The two legislators arc

charged with having demanded sums varying from $1,000 to $1,500 from firms competing for the contract to Install new desks and chairs . ia t jo senate and house chambers of the capitol. This is the second trial of

the accused. The first trial was held last November and resulted in a disagreement of the .Jury. v :

A CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION HERE Civil service examinations for Urst

grade clerk and third grade e'erk tor

dapartmental service outside of Washington will be held at th 3 Richmond post office next Saturday. Seven applications have been received. . Emphatic John Barrett, director of the inter national bureau of American ,republlcs, now has. a thorough knowledge of the meaning of the word "stung" as it is used in a popular sense. "V One of his bureau's principal duties is to promote trade relations between this country and the Latin American republics, and Mr. Barrett does everything in bis power to make good on bis job. Not long ago he had a new Idea. He turned to the bees of Mexico as a means of Increasing business between the United States and that country and put out a bulletin. According to the printed pamphlet, Mexican bees were the best bees that ever buzzed. They were docile. They were affectionate. Finally, they were stingless, blteless and warranted not to sting the baby. All this Information was widely distributed among bee fanciers and honey producers of the United States. The other day Mr. Barrett received this letter: "Dear Mr. Barrett I am a Missouri farmer, and I seen where your trade bulletin said that Mexican bees are stlngless. I sent to Mexico for some of these bees. You are a Uar!" Pittsburg Post. .

Sarsaparilla

Eradicates scrofula and all other humors, cures all their effects makes the blood rich and abundant, strengthens all the vital organs. Take it Get it today in usual liquid form or chocolated tablets called Sarsatabs.

New Murray Theatre Vaudeville, Week of Jan. 30th. The Winsome and Quaint Comedienne, Patriot, in "THE LOBBYIST" Also Singing, Talking, Acrobatic Dancing and Music; European Novelty Gymnasts, and English Clog Dancers. Matinee, Daily. 10c. Evening, 25c to 10c.

DON'T FORGET That NOW is the time to protect yourself against loss by WINDSTORMS. Costs but little. DOUG AN & CO, Room 1, I. O. O. F. Bldg. Phone 1330.

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..FfiFSu Class Storage.; Household goods, furniture, p tones and goods of all lands stored in clean, airy, substantial brick warehouse at 193-195 Ft. Wayne avenue. CHRIS F.SCHAEFER & CO., Phone 2469.

STORY OF A LOAN. A Case Where the Statute of Limits tiens Was Net Considered. - A well known Kansas banter told a story the other day about the statute of limitations. There Is a simile In it. plus some good philosophy. : V One day an old southerner walked into this banker's office. The southerner was a typical gentleman of tho old school, suave, courteous to the point of punctiliousness and honorable to a decree of martyrdom. ."What can I do for youT asked the banker. k "Well" replied the southerner, "about .thirty-Are years ago I loaned a man down south some moneynot a very big sum. I told him that whenever I should need it I would let him know and he ceuld pay me the money. I need some money now. so I shall let him know, and I would like to bare you transact the business for me. "My good friend." replied the banker, "you have no claim ou that money You can't bold that man to. that loan. You say it has been thirty-five years since you.loaned.it to him? The statute of limitations has run against that loau years and years ago" 'Sir," replied the sout berner. the man to whom I loaned that money Is a gentleman. The statute. of limitations never runs against a gentleman.' So the banker sent for the money, and within a reasonable time thereafter the money came. . There was a courtly gentleman at the other end of the - transaction - also. Kansas City Journal. ; : ' ;:' r - r ?

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Canada does not produce enough eggs for Its own demand and many eggs from Russia and China are eaten in the Dominion.

Family Cough Syrcp Cures Any Cough in Five Hours. NEW PRESCRIPTION HERE. Here is given the most effective cough prescription known to the medical world. It is a mild laxative, too,' and thia is what a body needs when suffering with cough and cold on the lungs. A cough or cold indicates poisons in the system, causing inflammation and congestion. Nearly all eough syrups relieve, but make the trouble worse by their constipating, effects. This prescription not only relieves quickly, but it cures any cough that is curable. Get one-half ounce fluid wild cherry bark; one ounce compound essence cardiol and three ounces syrup white pine compound. Mix in a bottle. Take for acute cough or lironchitis twenty drops every half hour for four hours. Then one-half to one teaapoonful throe or four times daily. Give children less according to age, A few hours' treatment will cure and heal the throat and lungs of all but consumptives. Cut this out and give It to some friends who may need it to be saved from an early death by consumption.

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Friday February 3 Our Doors Open to Our 13th Emory mill Romnant Salo Railroad Store

GERIPJETTT . Scats TOUOBBOW lor Kyrle Belletv

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Keep to the riahtl WARNING FROM WHELAN1 Keep Your Horses Right! You can do so by feeding MOLAC HORSE FEED Jt lacka nothing, for it contains .Alfalfa, Corn, Oats, Barley, Cot ton 8eed Meal, ! Salt and Molasses, thereby making one of .the BEST FEEDS on the mar ket. Get our prices. It pays. GmerG.lMn Feed and Seed Store 33 S. CI j St. Ftbae 1S7I.

BRASS GOODS SPECIAL

For the next few days we will offer at special low prices our entire line of "KARNAK BRASS." This line consists of such pieces as Candlesticks, Smoking Sets, Clocks, Vases, Desk Sets, Clocks, Vases, Desk Sets, Jewel Cases and numerous other pieces. See Window Display. ' . Ed L. Spencer, Jeweler, 704 Main St.

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

Lolls isiinidl Lotto oS COAE

Now on hands and we can fill your orders Immediately. Let tie fill your order now. We have all the leading grades of both hard and soft coal at reasonable prices. Try a ton of our famous MM" block, soft coal. We are sure that it will prove satisfactory. A ten or so of "Yellow Jacket" for the cook stove, range, heater or grate. We have the best grade of Jackson coal in the city, and Hocking or Sunny Creek the best. .

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THE BEST WAY to begin THE NEW YEAR Sit down and sum up your bills, putting those of the ' butcher, the grocer, the rent man, the insurance agent, etc., etc., all in one amount, th'en come and see us and give us an opportunity to explain our plan for relieving your "financial pains. , ' We loan on Furniture, Pianos, Teams etc., giving you weekly, monthly or quarterly payments, in which way you do not miss tho money. 60 Cents is Weekly Payment cn $25 Leon. -$1.20 is Weekly Payment cn $50 Lcsn. $2.40 is Weekly Payment cn $1C0 Icssl OTHER AMOUNTS IN SAME PROPORTION If in need of money, fill our this blank and mall to us. Our Agent will call on you. Your name Address, Street and No. Amount Wanted, $.:... All communications held strictly confidential. Address, HICQTIOHD LOAIJ CO. Boom 8 Colonial Bldg. Established. 1893. Automatic phone 1S4S.