Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 156, 14 April 1911 — Page 8
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AXD SUX-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, APRIL 14, 1911.
BRYAN WAS ABSENT FROM THEJAIIOOET In Consequence the Limelight Was Turned on Wilson and Marshall.
Indianapolis, April II. 1 lousier Dcniracy Thurmlay applied tho nilcroKCope to (Jovernor Woodrow Wilon, of Now JcTMoy, and compared him with Governor Marshall, its own entry in the I'rcHidcntlal free-for-all. Apparently iho man from the Kant stood the tent heautlfully, us he was received with great enthusiasm. 'Ah tho he;idllnr at the big Xat tonal Democratic banquet last niuht he had no cause to complain of the cordiality of hi reception. More than 1,Mm I )f iiioei'j I h Kat In-red around tho tatdes, at which rooiI cheer preaided. Keenly alert in behalf of their own favorite son I hey were not. backw ard In bestowing praise on the guest of honor. There was no unfriendly clash between rival Presidential Ihhmiis. There were Marshall buttons on hundreds of coats. Thee wee Wilson emblems among the visitors. The speakers evidently knew their lines, for th'ic way friendly boosting from Mart to finish. Bryan's Absence Noted. The one feature regretted generally was the absence of William .1. Mryan, who remained away in order that ho might attend the funeral of Tom .Johnson. Telegraphing the wife of Kcnalor Kern, who had arranged a reception In his honor, he said: "My place Is at his grave." To Hugh I)augherty, member of the committeo on arrangements,'' he wired: "I feel that my duty to my dead friend requires me to attend the funeral. The banqueters will forgive inc. Ills address on the "F'assing of Plutocracy" was read by .1. Hamilton Ijew ls,' of Chicago, toast master. Governor Wilson arrived at noon and was greeted at the station by (Jovernor Marshall, who gave a luncheon at the University club In his honor. Newton Hooth Tarklngton, Meredith Nicholson, representing the large colony of Indiana authors; editors of Indianapolis papers and other prominent men were Invited by (Jovernor Marshall to meet him. Some of the Guests, Among the guests were: Colonel Oeorge Harvey, editor of the Harper publications; Governor Peck and former Attorney-General O'Conner, Wisconsin, and II. 8. Martin, Democratic State Chairman of Kansas. There were no speeches. This afternoon Mrs. Kern gave a tea for Govrnor Wilson at which ho met about 100 Indianapolis citizens, among them former Vice President Fairbanks. The banquet brought together large delegations' of Democrats from throughout Indiana. - Terre Haute sent one of nearly 100 members. The preliminaries became a love feast for the Hoosler, who talked of plans and
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A BIG PURSE FOR SPEEDWAY EVENTS Memorial Day Meeting to Be Featured by 500 Mile Sweepstakes. '
TO PIPE GAS INTO FAIRVIEW SECTION Other Unsupplied Parts of the City Will Also Have the Commodity.
tent, the growth of Fairview, and the construction of houses on the other streets where no gas pipes have been laid.
JUDGE FOX RULED FOR ALLEN & CO.
candidates for the next campaign. Chief interest, however, was manifestly! in the speech of (Jovernor Wilson. The Hpeechmaking dil not begin until ft o'clock, when Colonel Lilley, President of the National Democratic league of Clubs, removed the lid. He spoke very briefly of the purposes of the league suit! the benefits of organization. He presented (Jovernor Marshall, who spoke informally. The
Governor presented Mr. Ix-wis,
toast, master. Man at the Switch. The exchange of compliments between the Governors of Indiana and New Jersey under the circumstances was well received. Governor Marshall referred to (Jovernor Wilson as a man vlw is at the switch, "but not asleep at it." IJefove the speakers were introduced Mr. Lewis read telegrams and letters of regret from Govrnor Harmon, Senator Kern. Governor Haldwin. of Connecticut. Govenor Koss of Massachusetts. Governor Plaisted of Maine, National Chairman Mack, former Senator McCreary of Kentucky, the Indiana congressional delegation, former Vice President Stevenson and other distinguished men, all of whom predicted continued success for the
party.
(Palladium Special) Indianapolis, April 14. A total of
$6,500 ha3 been added to the $25,000 j of this city
gold purse which is hung up by the i been unable
Indianapolis Motor Speedway for winners in the 500-mile international sweepstakes race next Memorial day. This side money has been offered by various accessory manufacturers and it is expected that between $10,000 and $15,000 more of the same kind of money will be offered before the close of the entries May 1. One of the largest offers made thus far Is that of Findeisen & Kropf Manufacturing company of Chicago, which has given $2,000 to winners of the first four places in the long grind. The purse is divided as follows: Winner, $1,000; second, $500 third $300, and fourth $200, anu" the condition imposed is that the winning car be equipped with Uayrield Carburetor. This offer is known as the Ray field
carburetor purse.
Gas service is soon to be furnished residents of Fairview and other parts
which have heretofore to use this fuel. The
Light, Heat and Power company through its manager, Fred E. Schornstein announces that three miles of pipe would be laid on State, Boyer, tidge, Hunt, Williams, Charles streets and Linden avenue in Fairview within the next three and one-half months
Quick work was made of the case of the Advertisers' League against Allen and company, a local furniture store, on Friday in the Wayne circuit court. Judge Fox found for the defendant, on the grounds that the complainant company had not introduced evidence sufficient for prosecution. The demand of the plaintiff company was for
J40.GO, including atatomey's fees and! court costs. i The defendant company contracted ; with the complainant for advertising; suitable for a furniture store but the j company was given inappropriate ad-i
vertising matter and refused to make settlement under the terms of the con-
Place, between Ninth and Tenth street. Because the bids on the improvement of South H street, from Ninth to Twelfth street, were too high All bids were thrown out and the improvement, which includes grading and graveling the roadway, with cement sidewalk and gutter strips on both sides will be readvertised. A resolution was also confirmed to improve
West Main street from Fifth to thef corporation line, with macadam street.! cement sidewalk and cutter on both '
sides.
Bracelets. Bracelets hare been worn as ornaments by almost every nation, saraga as well as ciTilized.
STORAGE of All Kinds in our substantial, clean and well .- equipped brick warehouse, 133195 Ft. Wayne Avenue. Phone 1640. Chris F. Schaefer & Co.
which will furnish practically all resi-j tract, holding that it had been violat-
Chairman Martin, of the Kan
sas Democratic organization; H. P. Ferguson, New Mexico; former Governor Peck, Wisconsin, and L. Ert Slack Franklin, Ind., preceeded Governor Wilson. The latter was received with great enthusiasm. At the outset he expressed regret that Bryan was unable to be present. He spoke of Bryan's great efforts for the party, and said it was a'pity that he was not there to take part in tho national achievement celebration.
We believe that the winners of an
event 500 miles in length are worthy of every cent offered." said C. W. Findeisen, in making the offer. "In considering the hazard which automobile
t.he . drivers take, especially in long races,
their pay has been ridiculously small and the only method by which they an hope to receive a larger income is through the generosity of manufacturers of accessories, as well as automobile makers. While we do not believe that drivers should be persuaded to use certain accessories through the offer of money that goes with it, we do feel that any maker of an accessory which has proven merits, is justified in paying a driver extra money, providing he demonstrates the value of that particular accessory. It is with this idea in mind that we are making our offer." In addition to the Rayfield carburetor purse, the following offers have been made: Wheeler and Schebler, Indianapolis, $2,500 to the winner, providing the car is equipped with Schebler carburetor; the Remy Elecfl'ic company. $1,000 to the winner, providing the car is equipped with Remy ignition; Columbia Lubricants company offers a Monogram Oil purse of $1,000 divided as follows: $500 to the winner, $250 second, $150 third and $100 fourth.
dents of that community with the heat and light product. Work Avas begun today on the laying of one mile of pipe on North I) street between Thirteenth and Fif
teenth streets; North D between
Twenty-second and Twenty-third streets; North I between Eleventh and Twelfth streets; South C between Thirteenth and Fifteenth streets; and on South Eighth street in Beallview addition. As soon as this work is completed, the time required being estimated at 10 days, the piping in Fairview will be commenced. The laying of the pipe there will require about three months, the rock underlying the streets in that vicinity making the job difficult. Between three and four carloads of
ipipe to be used in installing the new
service have been ordered by the company. The desirability and value of property in the streets to be affected by the new service will be greatly increased and considerable building in those communities is anticipated because of the pending improvement, a lack of which has retarded, to an ex-
ed. The plaintiff had no evidence to show that the advertising matter was either suitable or had been delivered. It is a foreign corporation with headquarters in New York city. The Rev. O. S. Harrison represented the complainant while the defendant's counsel included the firms of Shiveley and Shiveley and Gardner and Jessup.
ROUTINE BUSINESS BEFORE THE BOARD
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The Eagle's lodge, which will give a carnival at Beallview park, April 29 to May 6, was refused permission to place banners across the main streets of the city advertising the event at a meeting of the board of works Thursday. There is a city ordinance prohibiting such advertising. On account of several damage suits which have resulted from ropes being stretched across streets when closed for improvements, the board adopted a resolution providing that in the future wooden fencing should be used. A resolution was confirmed to construct a cement alley from North D to Elm
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