Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 160, 18 April 1911 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUX TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1911.

REBEL ARMY

FLEES AGUA PRIETA Band of 200 Rebels Makes a Sham Defense to Mask Masterly Retreat of Red Lopez's Main Army. (Continui'il From !' One) out burnt there whs a tcrriflr explosion uwl the firing urcw hotter than ever. At times sheets of livid flame ran mIoiik the trenches of the defenders. In the street heneath the houttetops Tnlted States trooper calmly paced their homes through the ittreetn drlvI UK back the too Iri'iulfitlve and keeping nn alert look out for armed refugee from Akuh I'rleta. Trained In the hard school of the outh western forts the cavalrymen felt no fear from the nient bullets hUh at times rained into Dotiglan. Several of the shells from the Impounder with which the federals began bombarditiK Aguii I'rleta after darknrbs fell, dus up the ground near Krou-s of cavalry men on the border line. Fire, from this cannon had been directed against the rebel forces for almost an hour before a heavy, mysterious explosion shook both Ac.ua I'rleta and Douglas. American no Idlers expressed the belief that the rebel had exploded a mine. Rebels Hard Pressed. The Bring at this time Indicated that the rebels were being hard pressrd. The federals evidently massed practically their whole army of 1,600 men for the attack on the outer breast works, sweeping over them by force of numbers. Kvldently content with their results the tiring died out to desultory shots. The outlying trench fell Into the hands of the federals shortly before II o'clock after a short tierce conflict when the rebels and regulars fought hand to hand, beating each other over the. heads with their rifle butts. The federals exhibited more draperato courage In their night fighting yesterday when their army was repulsed by the rebels and driven Into the nearby foothills. Their victory In the night Rave them a decided advantage for the resumption of hostilities today. They had the trench for their protection, whereas yesterday they were compelled to fight in the open. HYPOCRITES WERE ASKEOTUTTEIID Evangelist Would Talk to Them at His Meeting This Evening. Public invitation has lteen extended to (ho hKcrltes of the city by the Rev. II. W. Miller, an evangelist eonducting the revival at the First Baptist church, to attend the services this evening at which lie promises to throw the spot light on hypocrisy. His subject, as announced on Tuesday evening, will bo "Hypocrites Skinned." and in his prelude to the announcement of his subject, he declared to those present that If any of them knew of hypocrites living in their neighborhood, whom they thought would be benefited by his address, he requested they be invited to attend. He assured everyone t!at the hypo crites would "get theirs" and judging from the reputation which he has earn cd, his auditors were not inclined to doubt the truth fullness of his declara tion. He expects a large audience to bo present. (This is not u joke; the Rev. Miller la not a Joker. J In criticism of Richmond in a pie viotts address, the evangelist said the city was like many others he had visited. The people here have not enough religion, he said. Card players have come In for some real criticism. lie also says that there are many people belonging to the church who thought all that was necessary to be come Christians was to hand in ;i curd and be "dipped." He says the church does not save Its members from hell. Those who have heard lnth the Rev Sunday and the Rev. Miller declare ' that their methods, are similar, ex cepting that Miller is not so theatrical The Rev. Miller Is a lawyer and is a resident of Chicago, but employed by a board of the Indiana Baptists' organization. ALL DAY MEETING The ladles' Aid Society of the Reid Memorial church will hold an all day meeting tomorrow. It Is announced that It is important for all members to be present. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. State of Indiana. Wayne County, ss: Eestate of John V. Phelps, Deceas ed. Notice Is hereby given that the undersiKned has len apixdnted by the Wayne Circuit Court. Administratrix of the estate of John W. Phelps. Deceased, lat of Waytie County, Indiana.

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Said estate Is supposed to be solvent Vv'lnifrede Phelps, Administratrix , Y.m A. Bond. WrlS-2m.ir2 Attorney.

LATE MARKET HEWS NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS

Furnished by A- V. Thomson Co., Hlttle Block. Phone 2709. Correspondents, Logan and Bryan. New York, April 1 Open 121 17:i io; i:i:. High C2 7:; 7 119 121U 120" 47i lofii l.-.l'. 225 14 1231. 17(Vi vs.'. ios?i 7 113' S2i I)W 7074 119 12::', 117 4.', U, 13114 22:; 'i 121 120km;? 76 34 11:; S2 Close GO's 71 74 119 123 117 46 "4 103 '4 13 Hi 221 124 17-Ha 121 106"S 76 7g 114 S2 Copper Am Smelting U S Steel ... V S Steel pfd Pennsylvania St Paul Mo Pac N Y Central. Heading .... Canadian Pac (t Northern. Union Pacific Northern Pac Atchihon 15 It T Southern Pac Can Pr 223 ,i 12.JJ! 17CV4 12.; i 7S s-t. CHICAGO GRAIN. Furnished by A. W. Thomson Co., I little Wock. Phone 2709. Correspondents, l-oan and Bryan. Chicago. April 1 8. Wheat

Open High Low Close May S9 90 S7 SX.$ July S6 N7"4 S." N Sept S6 S0 S3 S3'.2 Corn Open High, Low Clos May 49 19 49 "4 49 July .' 30 30 30'i Sept 31 31 31 31 Vi OatsOpen High lx)v Close May ::i ::2 :;i"4 si'i July ::i'i ::2 ::i'4 ".lVs sept si :n 81 sn,i Liverpool Cables. Close: Wheat, ' (i t'p; .Corn '! I'p.

INDIANAPOLIS LIVE STOCK Indianapolis. April 18. Hogs Receipts 5,300; top $6.70. Cattle Receipts 1,400; steers $6.00. Sheep Receipts 600; steady. Calves $7.50. CH ICAGO LIVESTOCK Chicago, April 18. 4logs Receipts lO.ono; bulk $6.30(f? 6.50. Cattle Receipts 2.000; steers $3.00fi 6.75. Sheep Receipts lo.ooo; prime $5.25. Lambs $6.50. PITTSBURG LIVESTOCK Pittsburg. April 18 Cattle Supply light; choice steers $6.4ori6.50; butchers $i.5oj 6.00; bulls $:i.50r,( 5.75. Sheep Supply fair; steady; prime wethers $3.80Cff 4.00. Hogs Receipts light: heavies $6,605 6.63; yorkers $6.93!f 7.00; roughs $5.35' 5.65. Lambs $:'.0oii 5.65; springers $7.00 10.00. E. BUFFALO LIVESTOCK Kast Buffalo. April 18. Cattle Receipts 150; slow; weak; prime steers $6,2556.40; butchers $:;.oor 6.13; heifers $4.23(55.75. Hogs Receipts 1.700; Sfirloc higher; heavies $6.75' 6.85; yorkers $6.95W 7.00; pigs $7.10. Calves Receipts 55; slow; $5.50? 7.25. Sheep Receipts 2.000; steady $3.00 (a 5.00. Lambs $6.756.83. CINCINNATI LIVESTOCK Cincinnati, April IS. Cattle Receipts 100; steady. Hogg Receipts 2.500; "c higher; $ti.6:; top $fi.f.o. Sheep Receipts 20; steady. INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN Indianapolis, April IS. Wheat S6c Corn 48ic Oats 3aac Clover seed $S.U0 CHICAGO GRAIN Chicago. April 18.Wheat CoCrn Oats ..91c "o4c Public Sale, Pure Bred Stock At the JOHN W. WILLIAMS STOCK FARM, five miles west of Bryant, Jay County, Indiana,- TUESDAY, APRIL 25. 1911, at 10:30. Holstein Friesian Cattle, fifteen head; fourteen cows and heifers; one 4 months old bull calf. One registered Jersey cow eight years old, giving milk and in calf again; one registered Short Horn heifer, two years old, in calf. Three high grade Short Horn cows. Four head yearling steers and heifers, high grade Short Horn. Several high class milch cows, all giving milk. Twenty head Shropshire Sheep, some registered, others high class, high grade Shropshire. One registered yearling ram. Four Yearling Grade Draft Colts One excellent high grade Belgium stud colt. One high class, high grade Perc heron colt. Two extra good, large, heavy boned yearling fillies, both high grade Percheron and high class individuals. One fwo-year old roadster fillie. Sale positive, rain or shine, at 10:30 sharp. Terms Nine months, purchaser giving note with approved security. No property to be removed until terms of sale are complied with. 4 per cent, discount for cash. J. W. Williams & Sons. Fred Reppert, Auctioneer; E. T. Haffner, Clerk. Catalog ready; apply to W. C. Williams, Bryant, Ind.

PROPERTY VALUE Oil THEJCREASE Lots in Every Section of the City Being Assessed Higher.

While Wayne township assessor Charles K. Potter and his deputies are extending their efforts in the assessments of improved real estate in Richmond to equalize them, very noticeable increases have been made in the assessment of unimproved real estate including for the most part building lots. In the east end, property values have increased greatly in the past four years. Assessor Potter, reviewing the percentage of increase on assessments in building lots in the different parts of the city, summarized the results so for accomplished as follows: Kast end lots from 5 to 40 er cent; west side lots from 5 to 20 per cent; Benton Heights. Beallview and Earlham Heights 50 to 100 per cent; South Richmond, 5 to 13 per cent.. Method of Equalizing. The assessments of either improv ed or unimproved real estate is not equal to the sales value of the property. Generally the assessment is placed at from 40 to 50 per cent of the sales value. Aci-ordingly, by com pa rna the increased value of lots in the city with what they were four years a so when the last assessment of real estate was made, it can be seen how rapidly building lots value has increased within this time. To equalize the assessments of improved real estate, it has been ne cessary to raise the assessments of some and lower others while some have been allowed to stand as they were assessed four years ago. There will be little change in the assess

Established 61 Years We are showing an unusually nice assortment of Bracelets, Lockets, Fobs, Necklaces and Spoons, etc., of all the newest designs and patterns, thoroughly reliable in quality, just as represented, and at very reasonable prices for such high class goods.

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Alt Lasi Uo Uwq Hmi a EIM FARM PUJRflP ENtinDNE! Ihfli

We scanned the country for the best movable gasoline engine for farm flf use, and after investigating a score or more of designs and makes we selected UL th FIJI I FR Jtr JOHNSON FARM PITMP FNfllNF

It's a perfect little wonder! Everyone who has seen this engine at work is enthusiastic about it. We were even surprised ourselves when we hooked up the engine with a pump in our exhibition rooms and learned how easy it was to operate how simple to start and stop

the tremendous amount of work it e mm I See Reasons Why This Is the Only Real Farm Pump Engine No belts, shafts, traveling arms or walking beams needed. Can be attached to any pump in five minutes. No foundations and special platform. No extras. Engine sold complete, all ready to start to work. As hich grade in workmanship and material as best automobile engines. Perfectly air cooled and self oiled. Cannot freeze or overheat. Easy to start and stop. Can be operated safely by children. Tank holds day's fuel. Runs 10 hours on few cents' worth of gasoline. Has pulley for running churn, separator, washing machine, grindstone, emery wheel. Plenty of power for any hand or foot machinery. Weighs but 240 lbs. and can be moved anywhere on a wheelbarrow. Pumps 400 to 1.000 gallons per hour when attached to any force pump. Provides plenty of fresb water at right temperature without use of bothersome tank beater. Provides ample fire protection. Attached to force pump having air chamber, throws 60-toot stream with considerable pressure. Affords plenty ot power for air pressure and gravity water systems. Costs less than a wtndmni and does ten times as much work. Does the work of two hired Is always on the Job.

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ment of improved farm properties in the township. With the increases which are added to the unimproved farm lands, the assessor expects the average assessed value of farm lands in the township will be about $40. Now the average value per acre is $36.40.

YARD CLEANING DAY Arrangements Discussed at Meeting Last Night. The Aftermath society and the Com-! menial club have united to promote "yard cleaning day" on Friday, May 5. Probably no prizes for individual yards will be awarded this year, but a jrize of $23 will be given to the city ward which has the best cleaned yards. The award of this prize is to be determined by coupons, to be published in the newspapers. Kvery Tamily which cleans up ifs yard will be requested to cut the coupon from the newspaper and send it to the committee in charge of the cleaning day inspection. The ward receiving the greatest number of votes will be given the prize. Yesterday a joint meeting of the Aftermath society and the Commercial club, represented by committees, was held in the Commercial club rooms which resulted in naming of committees, and one person was named in each of the wards to have charge of the work. ADMITTED TO BAR Denver Carl Harlan, a graduate of Indiana university, was on Tuesday admitted to the Wayne county bar. The examination as to his qualification for practice in Indiana was conducted by attorneys Robert Study, Will Reller and Wilfred Jessup. SHOE POLISH The one best shoe polish. Quick, brilliant, lasting. THE F. F. DAI1ET C0 LU. BeHalo. N. T. Huifaa. Oat. Watches of the finest makes and Diamonds that are exactly as represented, are good investments when bought of us, where reputation is more valuable than any profit on a sale. does the extremely small amount the Little Wonder at

It is worth a special trip to town just to see this Farm Pump Engine at work. It's a revelation and a sensation. A regular side show. We are doing: all kindsof "stunts" with this engine every day. We show how it will pump from 400 to 1.000 gallons of water per hour how it runs any hand or foot-power machinery how it works right along without any attention.

we want every farmer in this community to see

demonstrations, we are proua to -snow on ine r arm Pump Engine at any hour of the day. Yon incur no obligation. We want to prove to the farmers that we are selling tbe only Farm Pomp Eocum worthy of tho Bam. Seeing Is Believing Come In and See

Complete Compact Economical There are no ""extras" to buy when yon purchase a Puller A Johnson Farm Pump Engine. We sell you the outfit complete. Only necessary to tighten four nuts 63 tbe tank with gasoline turn the fly-wheel and away goes your engine, working like a Trojan until you shut cS the faeL No cement foundations or special plationn needed. Has its own base. No belts, shafts, arms, jacks, anchor posts, walking beams, tajiks or towers. Can be attachft.1 to any pump in less than fire minutes. The Farm Pump Engine is so compact and self contd that it can be moved anywhere on a wheelbarrow. Can be moved from pump to dairy .workshop or laundry in IS m inates. It is as bizh grade in workmanship and material as engines used in best automobiles. It's perfectly air cooled and self oiled. Cannot freese or overheat. Tank holds day's luel. Kan tor k) hours on a few cents' worth of gasoline. An the Water You Need The Farm Pump Engine completely solves the perpSexina problem of winter water supply. Provides 400 to 1.000 gallons per "Sour when attached to any force pump. Eliminates

NEFF DAMAGE CASE IS STARTED TODAY

With the selection of a jury which required the greater part of the morning, the damage suit of Albert J. Neff against Perry J. Moss for $10,000 for personal injuries, commenced in the Wayne circuit court Tuesday. Neff alleges that he was struck by an automobile, driven by the defendant at Eighth and Main streets on July 4. 1910, just as he was alighting from a city street car and that t lie accident occurred a's a result of the alleged carelessness and negligence of the defendant. The muscles of his back were badly w renched and his right leg broken in two places. He appeared iu court, walking with the aid of a crutch and, because of his age. it is alleged Mr. Nott s injuries are permanent disabilities. The legal battle promised to be one of the best of the April term of court with atorneys John b Robbnis and If. I'. Johnson for the defendant and attorney T. J. Study and the firm of Gardner and Jessup for the plaintiff. If you are troubled with sick neadacne. con jtipation. indigestion, offensive breath or any disease arising: from stomach trouble, get a 50c or $1 bottle of Dr. Caldwell's byruf Pepsin. It to positively guaranteed to cere vou. KRONE (k KENNEDY Good Appearance Counts The successful type of business man will find his clothes ideas carried out in the K. & K. line of clothes of distinctive styles and rich quality; he will find models to match his personality; the young man finds the nobby styles. Prices $10 to $25 KRONE &. KENNEDY 803 Main St. of fuel it consumes. Work! tnese is C. S. A. J.-x 15. 1W. Um Bsmhrioa of Cum Stvtoib ui esacr ioraia couueiaa. Otbcr pcBt arv'"d tot. necessity of feeding fee water to stock or fussing with bothersome tack heater. Plenty of fresh water always on tap water at tbe right temperature whenever you want it. Engine rcss just as well outdoors in belowzero weather as on brightest summer day. Let This Engine Do Your Hardest Winter Work Rjht now during the cold winter months is tbe time yon need a Farm Pump Engice most. It costs less than a good windmill and does ten rimes as mnch work. Helps tbe women folks as well a tbe men. Gives tbe hired man more rime to do other thiegs. Bring the whole family la and let BS prove these statements. (207)

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SLAYS CHILDREN, WIFE AND HIMSELF

(American News ServH-e) Youngstown. Ohio, April IS. Desiondent over failing eyesight and a mortgaged home and fearing blindness. Grant C. Riekert, a plumber, aged 50. killed his wife and two small children with an axe as they slept, early today. He then committed suicide with a revolver after badly wounding their three other childreu. Thf children ranged from live to sixteen years.

90 PER CENT PER ANNUM This is th,e dividend of the Reo Motor Company for the past five years. Common stock in most automobile manufacturing concerns pays from 30 to 1,000 dividends. Our offering of the 7 Cumulative Preferred Stock of the CONSOLIDATED MOTOR CAR COMPANY, (Capital stock $4,000,000), of Cleveland, at par, $100.00. with a bonus of 100 of Common, should prove equally productive of profit?. The CONSOLIDATED MOTOR CAR COMPANY manufactures the Royal Tourist and the Croxton Cars, both of which are familiar to every Automobilist. There are individual, fundamental, mechanical reasons why their complete line of commercial trucks, taxicabs and pleasure cars will assure large profits to the investor, these we will gladly furnish on request. Investors will also be furnished with certified public accountant's statements semi-annually. The book value of preferred stock Is S2 in excess of price asked. The Croxton Taxicabs are now being used by Walden W. Shaw Co. of Chicago and nineteen other large taxicab companies. This is the first public offering of the stock which is limited to $230,000. General illustrated prospectus, showing plants, assets, etc., upon request. Address. HARVEY A. WILLIS&CO. 32 Broadway, New York.

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BUY LIMBER AT HOME You Arc Cash Ahead We buy from the best mills of the country and will sell as cheap as you can buy elsewhere. BESIDESYou are not delayed in waiting for stuff, because we have it in stock. You don't pay for what you don't want because we take it all back You don't use some unsuitable material because you can exchange it. When through, no material remains, because you return it to us. Send in your plans and let us make you prices. MATHER BROTHERS CO.

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It is narrow; it is neat; it fits and feels good. The last has a medium narrow ridge toe, short vamp, and carries an inch and three-quarter heel. We have the "RHINO" in Gun Metal and Tan Calf and (E E!(ft sell the Rhino for $4 and TXoSDUy The f RHINO" Is a Boslonian The stream o! new Spring Shoe Suggestions grows greater at TEEPLE'S, where you are always welcome to look or to buy.

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ENGLISH LANGUAGE TO BE IN DISCARD

The Richmond Maennerehor society will entertain friends and members of their families on Wednesday evening at the Odd Fellows hall. The entire program will he in German, even English conversation, being in the discard. Selections from Mendelssohn. Frans Abt and other German composers will be rendered. Palladium Want Ads Pay. Cutis FOR THE Thourobreds" RICHMOND