Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 120, 9 March 1911 — Page 2

,IAGE TWO.

--THE BICHSIOND PAIXAIIU3I AND SUN-TELEGRA3I, THURSDAY, MARCH 0, 1911.

ORDER ELECTIONS III SEVERAL UNITS Many Units Holding Elections This Month Dates Are Already Set.

Indianapolis, March 9. County commlHBloners in Indiana, at their March esslon this week, have fixed the dates for many local option elections under the city and twonshlp unit law. Ilealdet netting the election dutea the oommlHhloners fixed the ratio of isaloona to population and in a few cases saloon llcenso applications were granted. Dates on which elections will be held: Allen County Perry township, March 29. Jay County Dunkirk, March 28; Richland township, March 30. Hendricks County Towns of rtrownaburK and Danville, and Center township, March 30. Decatur County Grcensbun; city and Adams townahlp. March 30. Vermillion County I llghhtnd, Vermillion, Heit and Clinton township outside of Clinton city, April 1. Daviess County Washington city and the townships of Parr, Madison and Klmore, March 28. Noble County City of Llgonler, towns of Albion and Sparta and Noble townbhip, March 27. Whitley County Columbia City, March 28. Miami County Jackson townBhlp (date not act.) Ilenton County York. Richland. Union. Parish Grove, Center, Hickory Grove, Grant, Oak Grove and Hollver townships, March 28. Newton Jefferson and Grant townships (date not set.) Morgan County Martinsville, March 30. Hamilton County Washington and Adams townships, March 28. Kosclosko County Warsaw city and thirteen of the seventeen townships. Henry County Newcastle , March II. Greene County Bloomfield, WorthIngton and Jasonville.

UNEXPECTED COMPANY. Does It "break up the day and preTent you from getting your work done" when unexpected callers drop in? Hewitt's Kasy Task Soap will help you make up the time lost while you entertained. It makes a nice, white fluffy uds that goes after the dirt and gets It. It's as good for the dishes as tt Is for the laundry and won't hurt your hands a bit. Five cents a cake at the grocery.

CUBAN GOVERNMENT IS VERY POOR ONE Believing from a personal Inspection of the Cuban government that it can not last and that eventually the Island will be annexed by the United States, attorney Charlea K. Shlveley. who with Mrs. Shlveley, has just returned from a several weeks' trip through the South and Cuba, would not be surprised to see the United States regulars mobilized in the island within the near future. The members of the Cuban congress are "pin headed" in the opinion of Mr. Shlveley, and Instead of being on the alert for the country's interests, are bleeding the treasury of j;ho republic by petty grafts. The Intelligence of the entire Cuban legislative government 1 below the standard of a council In any American city, Mr. Shlveley ays.

EARL STEELE NOW BELIEVED INSANE After promising faithfully that he

never again would see Mrs. Habercorn,

Karl Steelo left police court yesterday

morning with his mother, to live with

her forevermore.

The police say that Earl deserted his mother on Main street and made

straightway for South H street where

Mrs. Martin Habercorn lives. Mrs,

Habercorn called the police and Steele

was placed under arrest In tho after

noon. She said he had been trying to get Into tho house. Mrs. Habercorn's

friends are Indignant over the undesirable notoriety she has been subjected to by Steele, who Is said to be Insane.

This morning Mayor Zimmerman ord

ered an inquest to be held on the joung man.

APPEAL TAKEN IN BEALLVIEW RULING Although tho South Side Improvement association was victorious In its demand for the construction of a railroad crossing at South N street, the work of opening the crossing will be delayed several months at least, as the C. & O. railway of Indiana, the remonstrator to the opening, has appealed the case to Indiana supreme court. A decision from this body Is not likely to be made for several months and In the interim no work ran bo done In construction of the crossing. The appeal bond filed by attorneys for the railroad company is $500. The company has 90 days In which to prepare for the appeal.

FOUND NOT GUILTY OF ASSAULT CHARGE Ben Stelger, charged with assault and battery on Mrs. Mary A. Erbs, 423 North Eleventh street, was found not guilty In police court this morning. The evidence was taken yesterday, with the exception of that of one witness, Alvln Erbs. who told the court he had never seen Stelger drunk or engage In disorderly conduct. Mrs. Erbs claimed yesterday she could prove this charge. Lisbon Is famous as the center of a great boot and shoe Industry. The model footgear Is declared to be finer thau that of Paris or London.

LOOK WHOUOMIIJG "Abe Martin" in Person Will Speak Here. Kin Hubbard's "Abe Martin," that quaint Brown County character, with all his homely philosophy and laughable poses, will be at the Elks' Fair in the Coliseum on the night of Wednesday, March 15. There is hardly a newspaper reader In tho state of Indiana who don't know "Abo Martin," as he appears each night In tho Indianapolis News. To many persons the sayings of "Abe Martin' arc more imiortant than the sensational newa on the first page, and the Elks feel particularly elated in being able to bring Kin Hubbard to Richmond, in order that the people here may see and hear "Abe Martin" first hand. Kin Hubbard is a most clever artist and as a humorist he has created a class quite all his own. At the Coliseum he will tell his audience about "Abo and His Neighbors," and will Illustrate what he Bays with "Abe" in colors. Tho large sale of "Abe Martin" almanacs of which there have been four Issues, attest tho popularity of Kin Hubbard's work in Richmond, and it is likely the Coliseum will be crowded to the doors next Wednesday night to see and hear "Abe" as he appears in flesh and blood. Every night is to bo a big night at the Elk's Fair but with "Abe Martin" as a headliner for

Wednesday it is sure to be one of

the banner nights of the week.

PAPERS FILED FOR NEW CORPORATION

Articles of association of the Miller-

Kemper contracting company, were

filed with the county recorder on Wed

nesday. The articles show that the

capital stock of the firm Is $23,000, di

vlded into common stock in the

amount of Jl'i.OOO and preferred stock in the sum of $10,000.

TROOPS WILL PASS THROUGH CITY

Information was received from Indianapolis on Wednesday that batteries E and W, Third United States field artillery, would pass through this city sometime late this afternoon or tonight, but officials of the Pennsylvania railroad had not been informed as to the exact time of the regulars' arrival here. The batteries are enroute to Fort Sam, Houston, Texas, from Fort Meyer, Virginia. The troops are traveling in two special trains of twenty cars each. The troops passed through Pittsburg this morning and will reach St. Louis on Thursday. If needed the two batteries will be pressed into service in tho suppression of troubles in Mexico.

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Electrophones ; The finest hearing device for deaf persons. Call and try one Free. j HANER, The Jeweler :

810 Main Street

WATER WASJII FIRE And the Department Had to Play Water on It.

Burning water caused hundreds of people to rush to the river bottom near the Light. Heat and Power company this morning about nine o'clock.

A dense cloud of black smoke, through

wntcn leaped hign, snooting names, was rising from a pond of water, causing considerable excitement. Some waste oil from the Light. Heat and Power company's gas plant flowed into the pond. It became ablaze from hot ashes. A strong south wind blew the black cloud down the river valley until it was completely filled. The fire companies put out the blaze in less than five minutes. Nothing more valuable was damaged than a few old telegraph poles which were lying on the bank of the pond.

MAY BEjraCUTED George Brown, Magazine Agent, Is Arrested.

Trinidad expects to have a million rubber trees in a few years.

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Clear the throat of all mucous deposits they contain disease germs and will be drawn into the lungs and bronchial tubes Nyal's Cherry Cough Syrup clears the throat and cures the cough In the shortest time possible. Qulgley Drug Stores.

Has by far the best JACKSON, ANTHRACITE and SOFT COAL.

Just Arrived fJA consignment of books to retail at 50c, formerly published at $1.50. IWe have placed these in our window that you may see what truly wonderful values are offered. They are not cheap books of uncertain quality, but are the real big sellers by the real big authors. Thousands have read them, have you? HA few of the big ones The Music Master. Coniston, Comrades, Dr. Lavendar'8 People, The Third Degree. Happy Hawkins, The Fashionable Adventures of Joshua Craig. The Message. Complete list for the asking. NICHOLSON & BRO.

BICYCLES NONPAREIL . . $25.00 ARGUS $32.50 Complete with Coaster Brake. We specialize on these two bicycles and give you most for your money. Guaranteed Tires, $5.00 and $5.25. Pilgrim's Variety Store 529 Main St. Phone 1390

IT'S ALL IN THE LENS It will be a pleasure for us to know we have suited you with glasses. Your pleasure comes with the wearing. Our fitting is scientific and the best lenses used. The lens is the thing. The best crystal lens is the only kind we use. so you can't get a poor lens here. Any price or kind of frame you want, but we stand back of our crystal lens and guarantee each set put out. LB.Grosvenor,M.D. OCULIST. Over 713 Main.

George Brown, a magazine agent, was arrested by Patrolman Vogelsong this morning, following numerous complaints alleging Brown had obtained money under false pretense. It

is alleged that the man secured sub

scriptions for magazines, receiving money in advance but some of the magazines are not received. The police say Brown may be given a chance to square himself with his patrons. George Cotton, an oil dealer, who subscribed for several magazines in a club and failed to receive any of them, held a conference with Prosecutor Ladd and Superintendent Gormon of the police department, last Saturday. Cotton desired to file an affidavit against Brown, but was advised not to do so at the time bv ladd.

This morning Cotton said that he is willing to do anything he can to prosecute Brown. CHILDREN SKATING INJURED A WOMAN

Mrs. Jacob Yore, while walking on the cement sidewalk near South Tenth and A streets was knocked down by children on roller skates and seriously injured. Physicians were unable to determine whether a rib had been fractured or not. There has been much complaint against children roller skat-, ing on cement sidewalks.

INJURED BY FALL. James Marone, 57 years old, fell through a hole at the Atkinson second hand store on West Main street Wednesday afternoon and broke his leg.' He is of New Lisbon, Ind.

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MOTHERS for their CHtLiBN 'WJlIUt TEETHING, with PERKKCT SVCCB&S. U

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TO MAKE ROOM FOR 4,000 PAIR OF SPRING LOW SHOES Failing to obtain sufficient room to store our surplus stock of Winter Shoes and Rubbers, we are forced to cut our stock by making a great sacrifice in prices. We lose you gain. We talk low price to help us and save you dollars. ,

SCHEDULE OF PRICES ON ENTIRE STOCK : All $3.00 Shoes S2.49 All $3.50 Shoes S3.09 All $4.00 Shoes $3.49 All $4.50 Shoes $3.98 All $2.50 Shoes $2.09 All $2.00 Shoes SI. 79 All $1.75 Shoes SI. 49 All $1.50 Shoes $1.29 All $1.25 Shoes 98c All $1.00 Shoes 89c Strong & Garfield $5.00 Shoes at $4.19 Strong & Garfield $6.50 Shoes at $5.49

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We want the public to become familiar at once with this progressive shoe store and its high grade shoes, and in order to demonstrate the advantage of trading with us, we are again willing to sacrifice in order to prove that we are selling the kind of shoes you want. Don't hesitate; these are chances worth going after and the sooner you pick, the better.

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Some people laugh at bargains, but what is Business but a hunt for Bargains?

RUBBERS, 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT, REMEMBER

SPECIAL LOTS Ladies' Shoes 98c Children's and Boys' Shoes. -98c Men's Shoes and Ox $1.98

Remember This Sale Mutual Benefit; Help You, Help Us.

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