Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 187, 15 May 1911 — Page 8

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THE XHCXRIOND PALLADIUM AND - SUW-TELEGIt AM,-MONDAY, -'MAT 15, 1911.

OPEN COUTIOII FESTIVITIES WITH HEMORIAL RITES European Crown Heads Arrive in London to Attend Unveiling of Monument to Late Queen Victoria.

(Continued from rage One.) course of conit ruction, the mantle of planks was torn from the partly completed edifice on the late queen's birth day anniversary and London was given a chance to view the partly completed structure. Then came the untimely death of King Edward, the sue cession of King George George and the plan for the festival of empire, with Its proposed dedication of the memorial. From this time on the Mall literally swarmed with workmen. Every effort was made to complete the great task at the appointed time, but up till a few months ago. It was feared that It would be Impossible. At last, however, the monument was finished and tomorrow when the king surrounded by most of his court together with the kaiser and kalserin and their daughter gives the official word the great structure of glistening marble rising eighty feet In the air, and surmounted by a twelve foot figure of Victory will be disclosed to the public for the first time since Its completion. EXTENDING OUR THANKS, Wayne Aerie No. 66, Fraternal Order of Eagles, wishes to extend their thanks to the merchants of Richmond who so generously donated to the Country Store which helped us to make a success of the Carnival. Wm. R. Bloom, W. Pres. Franklin Moore, Sect VOSSLERS WEEKLY WEATHER REPORT The weekly weather report as furnished by government observer, Walter Vosaler, Is as follows: Twenty-hun-dredths Inches of rainfall, it raining on Tuesday and Thursday; Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday clear, and Tuesday and Thursday partly cloudy. The daily temperature records are; High Low Sunday 7 36 Monday 77 39 Tuesday 79 Wednesday. ........ ...... 85 Thursday .' 82 Friday 79 Saturday 74 65 53 61 58 50 Turtte coup every Tuesday et Lou Knopfs, Cor. 5th & Main. J -t '-i nicely Meir

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The right goods at the right price are combined with quality and style. Large collection of patterns in Tapestry, Body Brussels, Velvet, Axminster, and Ingrain, make up the assortment from which selections may be made. The Rug' assortment is varied in sizes and make. We have aimed to supply all special demands and show ROOM-SIZE RUGS in many different sizes. The patterns have been selected with care and are proving highly pleasing to the trade. Our Matting and Linoleums will likewise be found adequate to meet all requirements.

In this line we are also prepared to show a most varied assortment and regard these worthy of the best consideration on behalf of the buying public. . We nmwiitte Qirospsctiiloini TTIHIE

PUnEll'SJOP . DEAD Dies of Disease, Father Gave Fortune to Conquer.

Chicago, May 15. James A. Patten, who has given a fortune to aid in the light against tuberculosis on Sunday was dealt a second blow by the scourge in the death of his son, Thomas Beveridge Patten, 17 years of age. Mr. Patten's brother, George Patten, died last September of the same disease that yesterday took his son. It was shortly after the death of Mr. Patten's brother that he announced his gift of $250,000 to the Northwestern University Medical school to be used in research work to conquer tuberculosis. - Almost three months after the death of George Patten came the inception of the disease that was to cost the life of the son. The young man became ill with pneumonia last December. Of more than ordinary strength and ruggedness, halfback on the football team at the Evanston academy, where he was a student in high standing he threw off the disease, but his system had become infected with a germ that caused ensuing fevers and wore down his-strong constitution. ' , Foremost specialists were called and It was finally announced that his system had been freed of the germ. But his heart had been bo weakened that It seemed impossible for him to regain his strength. VETERAN THREW LAMP AT INVADER Buffalo, N. Y., May 15. Herman Nash, 72 years old. Is under arrest in Bath, N. Y., on an open charge, and John McMaugh, aged 42. is under arrest on a charge of criminal assault as the result of trouble in the Nash home, In which Mrs. Nash lost her life. Nash Is a Civil War veteran. Not long ago he married a woman 32 years old. When he returned home last night he declares he found McMaugh assaulting his wife in their home. In the scuffle that followed the old man grabbed a lighted lamp and hurled it at McMaugh. It missed him and hit Mrs. Nash. She ran screaming from the house, her clothing ablaze, while the men finished their fight within. She was carried into a neighbor's home where she died within a few minutes from the burns. f wo Sensitive. It was the first night after the show. The leading woman's mother was downcast.. 'What's the trouble, dear?" asked the leading woman In surprise. . "1 made a brilliant bit tonight." The old lady was surprised. "Did yon. Sophie? 1 beard the audience shouting 'Play right! Play right r and I thought you had failed." And the leading woman laughed in amusement. "Why. my dear, they were shooting Playwright t riaywrtghtr "Chicago Tribune.

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RIPPED 0PEI1TEIIT TO SEEJHJDE ART Women and Men Fought at Harrisburg to View Barnard's Work.

Harrisburg. Pa., May 15. Numerous men and women the great majority of the crowd being women on Sunday ripped Into " strips the tents which protect the nude statues of Geo. Gray Barnard from the elements while the workmen are putting on the finishing touches. The massive statues upon which the sculptor spent so , much and which have caused so much discussion are at the entrance to the new state capltcJ. When they were shipped to this country they were all in the nude George Gray Barnard's conception of the perfect man, woman and cniid. There was a furore, and as a result huge blotches of plaster of parts clothing were placed upon the figures. They made the masterpiece of the sculptor look like cheap clay daubs by some amateur. ' Recently . Sculptor Barnard came to Harrisburg!! and after declaring that the American public was too whimsical to take art for art's sake devised a plan to clothe his figures and still have them retain some of their original beauty. The clothing probably will conslBt of grapevines or fig leaves. On Friday the workmen erected tents around the massive group and proceeded to remove the plaster of narls clothing. It became noised about the city that any person who wished to see the masterpieces in the original fcrm would have to do so on Sunday, as the reclothing process would start today. The city was filled with visitors anticipating the visit of President Taft and they made their way to Capitol Hill. When some of the women saw the tents which protected the statues from the gaze of the multitude they became wrathy and proceeded to tear the canvas to ribbons. Not only they, but probably every other person in Harrisburg today saw the groups as Sculptor Barnard had originally intended them. , Don't Hold Things In Fingoro. , Girls, don't imngine that you most always have in your hands some small article a purse, a handkerchief or even a hairpin in order to feel perfectly at ease In the presence of strangers. Forget that you possess eight fingers and two thumbs and they will lie in your lap or against your sides in the manner most natural to them. A good way to overcome self consciousness and to get rid of the sensation of not knowing what to do with the hands is to deliberately start for a long walk along a crowded thoroughfare without even the tinies of coin purses between the fingers. Yon will be surprised to note bow few really graceful women -are making their hands work simultaneously with their feet.

TO DEBATE MONDAY

Shortridge High School of Indianapolis, Here. The debating team of the Richmond high school, confident as to its ability, after an easy victory over Marion, will hold a debate with Shortridge high school of Indianapolis, probably Monday evening, May 29. The debate will be held in the auditorium of the local school. The event will be extensively advertised, it being the purpose of the school authorities to make it not merely a school event, but an affair which will interest the entire city. Shortridge,' flushed with a series of victories, over the best teams in this section of the country, including the strong male high school of Louisville, Ky.. expect to prove the affirmative of the subject, in the contention: "Resolved, That the commission plan is desirable as a form of government for the cities of the United States." . Richmond, with the negative, which side the "red and white" defended against Marion, is well versed on the material concerning the commission form. The' debating club of high school has made a close study of the subject, and held a number of trial de bates, with Earlham college aud interschool. Marion was outclassed , and . Rich-

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Whether you intend painting now or next fall. This sale may run us short on some colors. We will take your order for all you want. It will only take a week to get it from the factory. We will expect J4 down on all orders for future delivery. PAINT 51.29 per gaL 4 DAYS ONLY

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mond got the unanimous decision, but although victory is expected oyer the Indianapolis school, reputed to have the most eloquent team in the state, no such easy victory as was scored over Marion is anticipated.

MALPRACTICE VER DICT WAS $2,500 Kokomo. May 15. The jury in the case of Mary Vernon against Drs. Thomas W. Longfellow and W. E. McKeen awarded damages in the sum of $2,500. The suit was for $25,000. At the age of 6 years the plaintiff was supposedly injured in a fall upon the streets of Tipton and the defendants who attended her were accused of malpractice. ... This was the .second trial of the case, the first verdict for $4,000, being set aside. Ready For Him. She made her first cake, and, wishing to "jolly" her, the husband winked at her brother and said: "Nice cake, dear. Are you sure, though, that you used baking powder in itr "Xo," she said as a little smile flickered around her mouth. "I didn't have baking powder, so I put in a substitute." "Ah," said the husband brightly, "and what was that?" "Cement, dear," said the wife sweetly. Phone 1390 TEie Mew SuTSipless Ponmnips

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H00SH CLUB

At the club rate of one dollar a week, 15 women are now members of the Great Hoosier Club we are organizing this week. Two joined today. Only 10 more of the 25 cabinets are left., The Club Is Simply This: Anyone upon entering her name in the Hoosier Club and making the first payment of one dollar, secures the immediate delivery of a Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet, exactly like , cut, the balance to be paid in weekly dues of one dollar a week for a few weeks. This club will positively end Friday, May 19. One woman who has used the Hoosier Cabinet several years said: "It saves thousands of Steps for tired feet."

Note the soft brown baronial finish, grass green or shellac, a limited number only at this special price. Only $2.48. Just the article for the porch. .

Buy a WMte Frostf Refrigerator It's the Reliable Kind

No household article is of more importance to the health of your family than the right kind of a refrigerator. The White Frost has1 perfect circulation, insuring a positive cold dry air refrigerator at all times. White Frosts sell at .$25.00, $29.00 and $35.00 Other Refrigerators at $9.00, $11.50, $14.50 up Beds, Bedding, Cots We sell the Sanitaire Beds, priced $2.75, $4.75, $6.95 up MATTRESSES a big value in, a Felt Combination Mattress, 50 lb. weight, art ticks, on sale at 3C.C3 COTS 100 reliable, extra heavy cots, on sale Tuesday at 51.29- v These are regular $1.75 values, heavy woven wire fabric, white maple frames, and are just the article to supply your extra bed. Suitable for camping, etc., size 30 inches by 72 inches; remember the price only $1.29. RUGS! RUGS! RUGS ! Reliable quality Rugs and Carpets, at low prices. High Grade Axminster Rugs in oriental and floral patterns, extra long nap, on sale at $23.00, $24.75 and $27.50. ..; TAPESTRY RUGS $12.75, $14.50, $16.50 up; room Size. . LINOLEUM Extra heavy quality at 49c, S9V2c yd. Curtains, Mattings, Draperies at

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