Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 121, 10 March 1911 — Page 2
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THE niCHMOND PAIXADIIJM AND SUX-TELEGRA3I, FRIDAY, MARCII 10, 1911.
TO
COTIU
E CLUB
Propose Tax for Boys' Corn Organization.
A plan probably will bo devised by those advocating the continuance of the Wayne county boys' corn; club whereby the townships of the county will bo taxed a small sum to finance the club. The organization was formed in the spring of 1910 and, all the .obligations, Including the exfxfose of sending fifty boys to Purdue unlvernity for one week, were met by a resident of the city. .Inasmuch as the value of the club was. clearly demonstrated, those who backed it last year with their money and time, now believe that the parents of boys who will benefit by the organization rhould take up its management. Hy one of the school laws, it la possible that parents of children between the age- of 6 and 21 years, in townships of the county, outside of Incorporated towns, may be taxed and In this manner the necessary funds raised. The per capita assessment would be very small perhaps only 10 ' and not more than 15 cents each year. Huch an Insignificant tax would be sufficient, however, to meet all obligations of the club, if they were no heavier than they were in 1910. C. W. Jordan, aecretary of the Commercial club and formerly county superintendent Indorses the organization, believing it one of the best educational affairs of the county and conducive of great results.
TO PRESERVE ORDER
Troops Arrive for the Cammora Trials.
(American News Service) Vkerbo, March 10. Three hundred
More soldiers arrived here today to
preserve peace during the Cammora trials which begin Saturday. The town la virtually an armed camp with new
barracks on the outskirts and the
treats ara full of uniformed men.
Sentries are everywhere and discipline la strict as in times of actual war la being observed. No one can approach the prison without giving the countersign. The guards are supplied with ball cartridges and their
guns are equipped with bayonets.
The stationing of additional guards about the palace ot Justice and the residence of. the crown prosecutor, led to the revelation today that an attempt
had been made to destroy some 'of
the exhibits which are to be used in
the trial.
The wife of Enrico Alfano, the leader of the terrerlsts, it is reported, has eloped with Alfano's former secre
tary.
k Alfano, or "Krrlcone" as he has
been known to the police of several
countries, has sworn to kill the betrayer of his friendship if he escapes
prison. His former secretary Is said to be In prison, having been arrested
for burglary subsequently to the ar test of Alfano.
.Alaska has great forests of timber,
out they are practically virgin yet
Outside ot firewood only 15,471,00
board feet were cut In 1910.
(h Clothing qviiw Store 710 Main
DON'T FORGET That NOW la the time to protect yourself against loss by WINDSTORMS. Costs but little. DOUGAN & CO, Room 1, I. O. O. F. Bldg. Phone 1330.
New Tuberculosis Remedy
Based on Medicine
To nay that a specific exists for th
purr of Consumption is perhaps too
strong- a statement, but in unrnini Alterative we have a medicine that has
heen the means or savins; many a me to years of usefulness, and in perma
nently curing a large number ot Consumptives. - Certainly a oerson afflicted with a wanting disease should be well fed with wholesome, nourishing food, but
freouentlv raw ea-as in ciuantltles cause
a digestive breakdown, and then no
fond nourines. as lor num. t very Kood food for manv, but a producer of biliousness for some.
Any diet that keeps a consumptive
well nourished ts the right one. but
what is g-olns; cure the patient?
K'kman Alterative has cured and is
curlns; many a case of Consumption.
I.et those speak who know. Mere is a
specimen: ! Savannah St., Uochester, N. Y.
Oentlemen: "On June 3. 1907. I was
operated upon for Tubercular peritoni
tis, at M. Mary's Hospital. Kocnesier, N. Y. After the operation, my physi
cian grave me up as hopeless. I was
then urfted by a priest to take Eckinan's Alterative, which I did. My weight at the. time was 72 lbs. I be
gan to Improve and steadily Rained in health and strength. I now weisrh 125
Urn., and am absolutely cured. Believ
ing l owe it to myscit ana otners. i make this statement." Signed Affidavit) KDNA FINZER. Kckman's Alterative cures Bronchitis, Asthma, Hay Kever; Throat and l.ung- Affections. Kor sale by A. O. I.uken & Co.. and other leading- drurKtMs. Ask for booklet of cured cases mill write to tho Kckman laboratory, Philadelphia, l"a.. for additional evi
dence.
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AN AUTO IS STOLEN
From Mrs. Drummond Following Theft of Jewels.
(American News Service) Chicago, March 10. Chicago police were yesterday searching the city for the new $9000 automobile of Watson
lUalr, which was stolen from under the eyes of Blair's chauffeur, In front of the fllair residence last night while
the owner was entertaining Mr. and
Mrs. Maldwln Drummond at a dinner
party.
Following so closo on the heels of
the robbery of Mrs. Drummond of $130,000 worth of jewels by a thief who entered her suit on tho liner "Amerika" a fortnight ago, the automobile theft caused much good-natured raillery to be aimed at the Drumraonds. They were hailed as hoodoos. Tho taking of "the machine is one of the boldest thefts perpetrated in Chicago in many weeks. The chauffeur heard the machine start and gave chase in another car. but was unable to overtake his own, which is a 1911 model, Packard.
HEH "TRUST BUSTER
Texas Takes Credit for Ousting Storage Egg.
(American News Service) San Antonio, Tex., March 10. When the Texas hen starts in on an antitrust campaign she can do more in three months than the government has done since it took on the effort of "trust busting." The condition of the egg trust today is a sample ot what the old hen can do for organizations which attempt to extort money from the people by cornering a food product. Certain wise financiers saw
great possibilities in controlling the egg market and for a time they succeeded. But when they were in the real zenith of their success, the Texas hen asserted herself and cold storage eggs merely hit the high places in their descent down the toboggan. The first drop was from 40 cents to 33 cents. A few days later came a drop of a dime a dozen. About this time the cold storage men threw a few fits and said a lot of things which have no place in literature. But these performances did not bother the hen. She was on the job all the time and after a time another drop of five cents per dozen came, and eggs are selling today at 20 cents retail, the farmer getting 15 cents a dozen for all he can market. This price gives a handsome profit and many car load shipments are leaving this state daily. The consumer is getting this valuable food product at just half what Is cost three months ago and the egg trust is getting to understand exactly what a "busted trust" means. Few industries have ' grown
so rapidly in Texas within the past three years as that of chicken growing. In many sections of the state large ranches are devoted to it and as a step toward producing the very best poultry, producers have organized as
sociations and spare neither, pains)
nor expense In getting the very best blood. As the result of this, the Texas hen has proven a great factor in striking the egg trust at a vital point.
PRESIDENT TAFT IS TO HAVE BUSY DAY (American News Service) Atlanta, Ga., March 10. President Taft will have a busy time of it when he comes to Atlanta today to address the annual meeting of the Southern Commercial congress. The principal features of the day's program, as finally arranged by the local committee, will be a luncheon at the Capital City Club as the guest of the chamber of Commerce, a reception by Governor and Mrs. Brown at the executive mansion, an address to the negroes of the city at the Central Avenue Methodist church, a dinner at the Piedmont Driving club, and an address at night before the Commercial Congress.
CROSS COMPLAINT FILED IN A SUIT In the case of Martie Richardson against Benjamin and Lida Miles to eject from property and quiet title to
deed, Lida Miles has filed a crosscomplaint in which it is alleged that the claims of Mertie Richardson ot
the property in question are wholly unfounded. The cross complainant Is the mother of Mrs. Richardson. The property at issue consists of a large farm in the western part of the county, to which the Miles claim a life interest by virtue of a deed of Mrs. Miles' father.
Palladium Want Ads. Pay.
I Besides the creation of a council of j state, the draft of a revised constitu'tlon submitted to the Greek assembly
: permits foreigners to enter the gov
ernment service, makes primary education compulsory, reduces the number of deputies to 110, gives judges' tenure of office for life, and curtaiU the right of the king to adjourn the assembly without its own consent.
IF YOU HAVE A SICKLY YOUNGSTER TRY THIS FREE
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The family with young- children that ia without sickness In the house now and then is rare, and so it is important that the head of the house should know what to do in the little emergencies that arise. A child with a serious ailment needs a doctor. It is true, but in the majority of inatanoea, as any doctor knows, the child suffers from some intestinal trouble, usually constipation. There Is no sene In giving1 It a pill or a remedy containing an opiate, nor is flushing of the bowels to be always recommended. Rather give it a small doe of a mild, gentle laxative tonic like Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, which, by cleaning cat the bowels and strengthening the little stomach muscles, will Immediately cornnct the trouble. This ts not alone our opinion but that
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Buy Here For Less You , can't go wrong in selecting that piece of jewelry from our stock. Should you have a particular design in mind, you're pretty sure to find it here and at as moderate price as you can find. Now if you haven't decided just what to' buy, the selection we offer will make it easier for you to decide, Remember we sell for less.
Fred Kennedy JEWELER. 526 Main Street.
J We make a specialty of such
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glasses ana always put tnem m T good, strong frames that stand I
the knocks.
I HANER.TheJeweler
810. Main Street
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GOOD THINGS TO EAT AT H. G. HADLEY'S GROCERY PHONE 2292 1035 MAIN ORANGES &y Sun-kissed Navels, 19c Dozen. Extra fine Floridas, 25c and 30c doz. GRAPE FRUITWe have the famous P. D. brand unsurpassed for juice. SOUTHERN VEGETABLES
HEAD LETTUCE CAULIFLOWER GREEN BEANS CUCUMBERS
SPINACH NEW CABBAGE RED RADISHES CURLY LETTUCE
CARROTS PARSNIPS PARSLEY FRESH TOMATOES
SPECIALS ALWAYS ON HAND Mild Cured Hams, sliced; Extra Quality Pig B. Bacon, Jones Little Pig Sausages, Baked Ham (cooked done), Home Made Bread, also Whole Wheat. Our Blends of Coffee are always fresh roasted.
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TBne Mig fa (Una
In the morning we expect many troops of
LITTLE FEET and BIGGER FEET. Why shouldn't we? The prices we are quoting on Footwear ought to bring the whole army (of feet). Sale Begins Tomorrow. We're compelled, forced, by actual necessity to m ke room for 4,000 pairs of Spring Footwear. A Radical price reduction. This is how you save: SCHEDULE OF PRICES ON ENTIRE STOCK:
All $3.00 Shoes $2.49 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 $1.79 All $1.75 Shoes $1.49
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 ...85.49
SPECIAL LOT PRICE:
RUBBERS, 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT, REMEMBER
Ladies' Shoes 98c Children's and Boys' Shoes. .98c Men's Shoes and Ox $1.98
Join the crowd tomorrow that will come to buy shoes at this store. We will be expecting you and be prepared to give you good service.
718 MAIN.
RICHMOND
OJOLYYi
Of a Frame Up to Capture the Ladies and Lassies for the Boosters.
Hie Leeds NHing WMows Contains the Verdict. These Dreams of Creative Millinery Are Under Control " of That Commercial Despot Kfimif MimfoatM9 He TOM whose Inexorable Rule:
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Munsfl Prevail
66 ABE MAMTO" (KIN HUBBARD) has left his home on Weed Patch Hill, Brown County, Ind for Richmond. Computing his Customary Traveling he arrives Wednesday next, escorted by a platoon of Jewsharp Players from Elks' Lodge. He repairs to the Coliseum where he will make you forget that you owe anybody. Hue Merchants Wfimidows Show the Evidence oi Elks' Good Fellowship.
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