Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 113, 2 March 1911 — Page 3

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PECULIAR ME THE LOCAUTTOeilEYS They Compromise Rather Than Spend Clients' Money, Says Judge Fox. After dlnmltodnK two canes frcm the Wayne circuit court, when Informed the litigants hud effected a ncttlement outside by compromise. J urine H. C. Fox declared on Wednesday that the Vayno county bar. abide from behiK the beat In the mate, was the most Iecujlar. a tho attonieyH ueeininRly prefer to compromise cjmes rather than to try them, lie believe this latter fact has dime much towards placing tho local bar on Its present lilRh plane. Litigation coBta lota of money, he Bld. and for this reason when a compromise can be effected, the litigant avo money, although they may not in

nil cases be aide to obtain t ie demand to which they may have been entitled. TcrhapH more cases are disponed of In the circuit court by compromise than by trial, declared the Judge. Other associations in the state flfcht their cases and while it causes much activity in the courts, .liidRo IVx does not believe so satisfactory ettlcment ate obtained' as if more of) their cases were compromised. James Moroney asking $10,000 dunnges from the Terre Haul-. Inclianaptv lis and Kaatern Traction company has had his cape dismissed, a compromise being effected. Just what settlement was made by the traction company lias not been made known. Homer V. Mclcland a local commission merchant who was suing the O. It. and I. railroad and the I'cre Marquette railroad Jointly for damages on produce, demand $1C:1, has dismissed his contention agalnBt the Per .Marquette company. Joseph M. Vinci, a commission merchant of Indianapolis, was awarded Judgment in the sum of $33.90 In his claim analnst 11. Oberstlne of Hagerstown. The defendant had offered $43 on the clainin December but the offer was refused. The caso was contested, Vinci claiming over a hundred dollars was due him. The caso of A. .1. Xeff against Perry Mosh for $10,000 damages'for personal Injuries, sustained as a result of an automobile accident on July 4. probably will be tried on March 20. The trial has bcn set severul times but always postponed. t LOVE'S YOUNG DREAM." Married life Is a veiled secret to tho who first enter into this sacred condition. Courtship is a dream of bliss, but when the leallties of marriage come and an incrcusing household is recorded by tho years, cconomieB of time, labor and money become necessary. The cheerful, smiling bride shoujd not become a drudge and she need not. Cleaning up of laundry work, dishes, woodwork. Kitchen utensils ami all the oihej necessary form of washing can be made easy with Hewitt's Easy Task Soap, which costs no more than the cieap kind five cents for tt liberal cake pure white. TO PUNISH PARKER Harry Parker, the Lynn. Ind.. young man who broke Jail after being made a trusty by Sheriff Slcen, likely will be severely punithed for his breach of trut, and also made nn example for other prisoners who might have a similar notion. Parker probably will be arraigned as soon as his present term expires. Astounds Rhoomoties Uftiquo Remedy, "D-M-F", Brings Sin . cere Expression of Amazement I from Chronic Sufferers. A miaranteod. unloue remedy for rheumatism, like D-M-F, has never een known before to rheumatics In all the history of thl Mlllctton. Its Jocullr action provee It to be a startinn novelty in mcdic.il science. Some tiineafUT taking i-M-K. pecullnr nU-nnU ire felt by the patient which Indicate tho rmtrrcM of tho uric acid rluutniukm. The NtKHnU ere explained fully la every OsTtou of 1M-F. Turthrmore. TM.P U pnsrnnt? Jt rnnuini rtn optt-s er daitgeroua titBredlrnt whatever, and Is very easily assimilated by the weakest tomaoh. I-M-F h proven Its amazing- repulta on caes chronic for over acore of year. Km l. irar ef Warsaw, ?f. Y aaya: lee I alae year old I aaftre4 fraa raeaaaalUaa. I eoatd aot set f say realr r afaa4 aa. Na words eaa eleaerlka my aala. 1 heard at nMP. kearaa akla- It. a ad la three alaya I fcaaa ta walk afcaat. aad m (ee lays later waa werklea- air Carat la the werat aart of weather m It heat taaeh eC rheeaaatlsaa. D-MK la waiwr." . i tlet at leaat one bottle of D-M-F to. day. take It according to direction, read the guarantee, and then you will understand why D-M-K Is revolutionise Intr treatment of rheumatlatn tn every form, whether elleht. aerloiia or chrntl. i flet n-M-Kat your UruttKlat'a at tl.0f bottle. If you are aattafled with It. aa you will be. aret bottles for SS.ftO. and tret rid of your affliction. If vour druggist ran not aupply you. It will be sent on reeelpt of price by tbe IVM-K Med Seine Co ri5 Lincoln Are, Chicago, 111. , The first bottle will convince every Sufferer. "1MK" U rccouiiuendcd end eoM In j Richmond by A. C5. Lukcn and Co., nd Clcu Tbistletbwattc.

Some of the Chorus Girls in "The Golden Girl"

1 i tvc. AT THE At Local Theaters "The Spendthrift." A fair sized audience witnessed thi production of "The Spendthrift" as presented last evening at the Gennett theater. The production deserved a far better house as it was one of the best shows seen here so far this season. The play Itself is more than good, but was considered by many a spoiled by the climax. The play goes along consistently until in the third act a.nd then all at once seems to drop. The hero at this point seems to become a mere man and the curtain falls on this Ineffective piece of melodrama. However tho lesson to bo learned from the story is well brought out. only it seems Impossible that in this day and age a woman could let herself become bo selfish, spending twenty-five thousand dollars a year when her husband's income was twen ty thousand. It seems just a little impossible, for one can scarcely believe that a man would permit such torn-foolery as it were, in this present day The story is a most interesting one however because it tells the story of social life and a life which no doubt Is current in New York, the place where the action occurs. To say that the cast could act would be putting it mildly as they all had a naturalness and simplicity of manner which is Indeed highly commendable. The plot is formed by the extravagance of the young and beautiful wife whose taste for beauty and pretty gowns runs her husband into debt until he declares himself a bankrupt. At last Bhe borrows the money of a millionaire, a man who is interested in her. Her husband does not believe her story and thinks the man her lover. Finally she runs away and be comes a governess, in the last act a reconciliation is effected. Taken all in all the production last evening was one of the best ever witnessed in this city and will be long remembered with pleasure by theater goers. E. 11. T. The Other Woman. From the time she 'made her debut in "Tweirth Night," at the age of sixteen, the nrouress of Miss lllancho Walsh toward the height of real fame in the world of theaters has been stadlly onward. She has been the star in more than a dozen productions, and never once has a play with which she was identified had its career cut short. It follows therefore, that ber new play. "The Other Woman" in which she will be seen here shortly, has the prestige which her wonderful career carries with it. The play was especially written to give her the opportunity to display her great powerB of emotioual acting, and lovers of the drama may well look forward to the presentation of it with keen anticipation. The rolo which Miss Walsh has in this play is said to be the strongest in which she has ever been seen. This Is saying a good deal, but reports from cities w here she has already appeared this season show lhat she has swayed audiences in her new play as she has seldom Influenced them even in her wondenul successes or previous years. Miss Walsh will be at the Gennett tomorrow night. At Gennett Tonight. When one speaks of Western plays the listener usually thinks of shots and red fire. This opinion is not to be formed about "The Girl and the Stampede," the new melodrama of the bind west of the Rockies, by Victor Lambert, which comes to the Gennett tonight, for it a Western play with a natural atmosphere, with strong situations and few gun shots, with more poetic lines than "Greaser talk." It has bounded into public favor as a successor to "The Hound I" p. It c on - tains more speeches that one carries away stored in their memory for pleasant recollections. Messrs. C.askill & McVitty, the producers, have supplied the play with an excellent cast and an elaborate scenic production, all in all it Is n play that should be worthy of public interest. t At the Murray. Twenty-five years of experience on the stage, and most of the time spent with high class minstrel shows, is what Harry M. Morse brings with him to insure the success of the comedv sketch he is presenting with his company at the Murray this week. Interlocutor and stage manager for the Cohan and Harris company, no one can doubt that he has ample ability and experience to please the most ex acting audience: Mrs. Morse, with her pleasing smile and comfortable manners affords a most happy match for the close of the playlet. Rut many will think Mtss Alberto the most charming feaure of the bill. Her exquisite dancing and real ability for acting are the best !en here for some time in a light sketch. The Golden Girl. -The Golden Gin." which Mort II. Singer presents Saturday, matinee and night at the Gennett as a play is

(vibrantly youthful in Its makeup. The j

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scene chosen for the event is West Point during the graduation exercises, and being youthful the story has to do with love and love's young dream. The title role is interpreted by Miss Leona Watson who is ably assisted by a brilliant array of talent including Leach. Iawrence Heck, Addie Dougherty, Clyde Hall, Harry Joyner, Earl Mountain, James Parry and many others equally as well known with a beautiful chorus of nineteen hundred and ten debutantes. The musical numbers are a big feature with the production being melodies from the effervescing pen of Joseph K. Howard and Foon the tuneful airs of "I Think ' I Hear a Woodpecker Knocking on My Family tree," and "Indian Love Song" will be whistled and sung throughout the city. Arcade. , Big audiences at the Arcade yesterday saw some pictures they will never forget. American cowboys in Africa, calmly lassoing lions and other fierce beasts with no weapons but the rope. It was a marvelous demonstration of nerve and skill and' hair breadth escapes. Col. Buffalo Jones and his men have given to the world moving pictures so vivid that the leading magazines have run feature articles describing them. These films can be seen at. the Arcade today for the last time. The management made every effort to keep them longer, but the demand was too great. Don't miss seeing "Col. Buffalo Jones Lassoing Wild Animals in Africa." Your stomach churns and digests the food you eat. If foul or torpid or out of order, your whole system suffers. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea makes and keeps the stomach normal Bushes out the bowels, purifies your system. Conkey Drug Co. LAD APOLOGIZES TO TEACHER EDGERTON Arthur Austin, aged 11, who broke into Earluam Heights school on last Friday evening and wrote objectionable phrases on the blackboard about the teacher, J. O. Edgcrton, on Wednesday was hauled before the school and apologized to tne teacner Detore the other pupils. His mother promises Trustee Howarth and County Superintendent Williams that aside from this humiliation that a good switching was in store for the lad. TIZ-For Sore Feet Tired, Aching, Swollen, Smelly, Sweaty Feet? Corns, Callouses or Bunions? Use TIZ. It's Sure, Quick And Certain. You Will Enjoy Using TIZ. The Most Pleasant Remedy You Ever Tried and Moreover It Work. At last here is instant relief and a lasting permanent remedy for sore feet. No more tired feet. No more aching feet. No more swollen, bad smelling, sweaty feet. No moro corns. No more bunions. No more callouses. 1 no niatter what ails your feet or what under the sun you've tried without getting relief, just use TIZ. TIZ is totally unlike anything else for the purpose you ever heard of. It's the only foot remedy ever made which acts on the principle of draw ing out all the poisonous exudations which cause sore feet. Towders and other remedies merely clog up the pores. TIZ cleanses them out and keeps them clean. It works right off. You will feel better the very first time It's used. Use it a week and you can forget you ever had sore feetThere is nothing on earth that can compare with it. TIZ is for sale at all druggists. 25 cents per box or direct If you wish from Walter Luther Dodge & Co., Chicago, 111.

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AUTOMOBILE GOSSIP The date of French Grand Prix au-! tomobile race has been changed to June i. The steering gear of an automobile requires more frequent inspection during the winter than at other seasons. i There are f)7.000 families in the t'nited States with au annual iacome of $1,000 or more. As manv of these ;are able to support an automobile the field is by no means as liable to be exhausted as some pessimists would insist. So successful has an auto delivery j company of Portland. Ore., proved in its work that similar companies are to be organized in Ixs Angeles, San Francisco and Seattle. These companies will be capitalized at $250,000 each. The Secretary of State in California got a letter a few days ago from a Napa man to say that his wife had discovered that the figures 43501 in their automobile license tag totaled 13, and that she refused to ride in the car until another number was supplied. The three-day automobile race meet to be held under the auspices of the Jacksonville Motor club on the Atlantic Pablo beach, starting March 27th, promises to be a great success. All of the leading American cars will compete. That the mile record established by 'Oldfield will be broken is the general hope. The ocean washed course is ideal for exceptional speed. The sign posting car of the Automobile club of America is ploughing its way through frozezn ruts, mud, snowdrifts and slush. The touring bureau has mapped out so much work that they can not afford to wait for good roads. The old iron signs erected by the club in the early days of its sign posting campaign have become in many cases defaced and illigible. Along with other modern ideas the MOTHER CRAY'S SWEET POWDERS FOR CHILDREN, A CertainRelief forFeverlahaess, f 'ntipaClon, II radar be, Htoinarh Trouble, Teething l Is r der s, and Destroy ' ' Warns. ? hoy HreaU up Colds Trsas Mftrk. in 14 hours. Ar all Iniffiiifl- 3 acta. Don't accept Snmnl, mailnd FRKK. Addretn, any substitute. A. S. OLMSTED. L Roy. N.Y FREWS j (t Clothing 'ILhI Store 710 Main BAUSCH CrLOMB For the Home, Lodge and Church. FOR SALE BY W.H.RossDrugCo. RICHMOND. IND.

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LOSEUGvu TUESDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY MORNING, AFTERNOON AND EVENING Moonlight Skating Thursday Night

Two Days Only. WED. and THLRS., march 1 and 2. Buffalo Jones and His American Cowboys. Lassoing Wild Animals in Africa The wonder pictures of the year. These men rope lions and other wild creatures, using nothing but the lasso. No fake; film is snuine. See today's amusement column. Extra long show. ADMISSION lOc. ADMISSION lOc.

Pure Rich Blood Leo H. Fine Sells a Prescription that Means Vigor, Vim, Vitality Because MI-O-NA causes the blood

to get better and more nourishment P. is at all times a valuable tonic. It ; puts vigor into the muecles, clears up ; the improperly nourished brain and make3 strong nerves that will stand the severest test. i Men who feel that their vitality is j 'slipping away; that the vim and ener-1 t gy that they formerly put into all their work is lacking; that ambitious impul ses and clever ideas do not come as they used to are the kind of men that need MI-O-NA. Besides being a peerless remedy for indigestion MI-O-NA is a most pronounced tonic. If you have that blue, discontented feeling through the day and pass restless nights, trying unsuccessfully to get a refreshing sleep, take a month's treatment of MI-O-NA stomach tablets, and bring the sunshine into your life. MI-O-NA costs but SO cents at Leo H. Fine's and druggists everywhere, i Guaranteed to cure indigestion and immediately relieve all stomach misery. or money back. Chinese are adopting the motor car. Although the roads adapted td its use are very few and mostly in the vicinity of the larger cities, wealthy Chinamen are buying cars. Consul Samuel S. Knabcnshue of Tientsin reports that there are pernaps a dozen or more motor cars in Tientsin, two or three of j winch are owned by Chinese, the other ; belonging to foreign residents. There are also about a dozen in Pekin. NO MORE GOLD COIN FOR NEXT 3 YEARS Washington, March 2. Tho mints will stop striking off gold coins as soon as President Taft signs the bill which Congress has passed, permitting the secretary of the treasury to issue gold certificates against gold bullion and foreign gold coin. Although no more gold will be coined for about three years, there will be plenty on hand in the treasury vaults for all who want it, and in the meanwhile treasury officials estimate the government will save about $300,000 a year. Some readjustment of the forces of the mints will be necessary, but there will be no wholesale reductions of forces, as the demand for silver coins, nickels and pennies is very heavy and shows no sign of abatement. aiwassassaassasasasasasasasassa Asthma ! Asthma ! POPHAM'S ASTHMA REMEDY gives instant relief and an absolute cure in all cases of Asthma, Bronchitis, and Hay Fever. Sold by druggists ; mail on receipt of price ti.oo. , trial Package by mail 10 cents. WILLIAMS MFG. CO.. Preps.. ClersUad. OluA tor saie Dy l. t. Mcuonneii. D. E. ROBERTS Piano Tuner & Repairer Thirteen Years Factory and Wareroom Experience Phone 3684. 1818 Main St. ..ESTABLISHED 61 YEARS.. DIAMONDS Assuredly there will never be a better time for buying diamonds than right now. Values are still steadily on the rise. The stone you buy today will be worth more a year from now. We are especially fortunate in having an assortment of fine stones. Paying cash prices, purchasing good qualities, and the making of careful personal selection, gave us a marked advantage and we pass it on to you with unusual values. You know our record for high class methods the kind of record worth while and we believe you will especially appreciate it when you have a diamond to buy. 0. E. Dickinson Diamonds Mounted Watch Repairing 523 Main.

IN STATE OF COMA SINCE BAD DREAM

Elyria, O.. March 2. Lizzie Hamilton, a fifteen-year-old junior in Elyria hish school is in a state of coma through the influnece of a dream which she had three weeks ago. The attending physician. Dr. Edward Sheffield, who. so far, has failed tQ arouse her, says she is the victim of self-hypnotism. The girl, who has been trying to complete a four-year course in three, and has been reading psychology and had, studied the chapters on suggestion and auto-suggestion, told R. P. Vaughn, the chemistry instructor at the high school, about her dream. "I saw myself locked in the labora tory at school," she said. "I could not get out; fumes from the chemicals i overcame me; I died." I She asked Mr. Vaughn yesterday to ' allow her to do some experiments in ; the laboratory. At noon he found the door open, and, without looking in, he locked it. Returning in the afternoon, he found the girl senseless. "I think that when she found the door locked she believed her dream had come tree," says Dr. Sheffield. "She was suffering from overstudy. Rest probably will effect a cure. COLD KILLS THE GERM. Lieut. Perry Says There Are No Bald Heads in the Artie Region. The people who conic back from Klondike testify to the fact that no na tive bald heads are there. The evictence is mat uc roia cnmaie Kins me germs ttiat eat tlie hair oir at tne root. Lieut. Perry, who went to the Arctic Regions, gives the same evidence. Newbro's Herpicide has the same effect as the cold climate. It kills the germ that eats the hair off at the roots, and the hair grows again. Herpicide is the first hair remedy built upon the principle of destroying the germ that eats the hair off. Its phenomenal sale demonstrates the correctness of the scalp germ theory. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. in stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co., Detroit, Mich. A. G. Luken and Company, Special Agents. One dollar bottles guaranteed. lias by far the best JACKSON. ANTHRACITE and SOFT COAL. DAIRY FEED THE BEST 24 CRUDE PROTEIN 7 CRUDE FAT 9 FIBER A Quart of Milk for Half a Cent Richmond Feed Store 11 & 13 North 9th. Phone 2196. IVlurr ay WEEK OF FEBRUARY 27. Harry M. Morse and Co. Present "Uncle Seth and the Hoodoo," Helene Hardy Proteam Sketch. Matinee, daily, 10c. Evening Continuous, 25c to 10c.

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CUT GLASS SPECIAL! We will offer for this week the finest quality of American Cut Glass at a special discount price, such individual pieces as nappies, celery dishes, bowls, plates, etc. See cir window for display. Edwin L. Spencer, 704 Main St.

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