Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 217, 14 June 1911 — Page 8

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THE BIGXmOND PAIXADIUII AND SUX-TELEGIIA2X, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1911.

A SEVEN HUNDRED DOLLAR BALANCE REMAUiSjri FUND Only $4,130 of the $4,866 Raised in Richmond as Expense Fund for'G. A. R. Encampment Expended.

(Continued from Tago One.) NlrhoUon Vg. Co., circular iMtfru 2.75 3. M. Cor Vim. t.V postals and letter fi . 12.80 O. O.. llnlllnvrr Co.. .ulltlnn

No. 1. 2. ami 3 20.00 Artrlrnlnjr rnvi-lop for bulletin K.00 I (.'. Kin nr. 6000 bill 37.50 Wn li. HHrtfl, Mank Ixmk, Ink. He 1.S0 Nlrholdon l'lir. Co., aouvcnlr prnmrnm 2S.oo FfaffoM KnuravlriK Co 1S7.37 Khurlv I.lvcrv 27.00 "rd ItrvnnMa, h-l In t-al-punrtrrn 10.00 1.1ml I v Hwnlii. rN-anlriK hriulouartm 2.2." Talhry. photon 6.25 V. t. IfowHI. -nv-lnie 6.50 l!omy KurnHur Co., furniture for li'-HrlfiuHrtrm 8. S3 Ynunr Mi'ii'ii HtinlnrHH Club, r. rcurlntr mrnmpim-nt ... S! B! yoplnKo for K 'orn 2 4 20 f Vtnfrrrnctt at lnllttnpll. . . . 8. so AU.n o. mtM for ttotiplinl . . 4 .So Ionr lltnn- trlfphontnir. . . . .60 J. M. Kancmeycr & Son. broom 60 LlCht. I e I'nwiT Co., h'ttrtounrtrrx light 1.44 T. K. MrlmnnHI. blank book.. ..10 2swp.ipcr proof l.oo Total $ 701.70 larail l'mmlllr Mather Unm., lurnli'r for Mnncl $ 39.91 Harry K. Plnnl. k. bulMIn tnU and Rents 97. &0 Jtoplnir Rtrrcta 2.W Coach hlr 22.50 Water tank, (IraynRo, tin rupH, etc 5.3.i Klaic for children 11.50 Total $ 19-29 I r a rant ( nmmlltrf Program, pontnuo. etc 9 35.35 For Janltor'a service nt hlsrh arhol f 4 00 1'or rental uniforms Sons Veteran T.o.00 Total f C4.00 Total expenditures of all com. mltteea fl.130.83 Th Kara m pineal Hal a nee Ttecelpt from all aourcca . . . .94.M4.ftl Expenditure for all purpoHes. 4.130.83 Halnnce on hand $ 735.21 The executive committee desires to gain express its tbnnks to tho general public for Its Interest In the encampment; and to the members of oil sub-committees whose untiring efforts made the encampment the success that it was. The committee also desires to thank Mr. II. O. Leeds for the free use of the Leeds room on Main street for headquorters and to the Richmond Home Telephone company for free phone service at all Information booths and at headquarters. The balance of $7735.21 remains In the hands of Mr. Everett Lemon, of the Dickinson Trust company but the executive committee at its meeting .Tuesday did not decido definitely

MONKEYS JOY BENT

Escape Their Cage and View Riverside Park.-

Chicago, June 14. Riverside park is suffering from a "barrel of monkeys." Instead of being the usual laugh producer, this "barrel" is causing all sorts of trouble. It began with the entrance of fifty monkeys Into the amusement park. They were placed in a big new cage near the east entrance, but one of the guards carelessly turned his back for a moment without locking the gate. Tho next moment fifty joyous monkeys were sprinting for freedom, through the opening, and Rivervlew was swarming with monkeys. They climbed the trees and slid up and down the light poles. They grabbed peanuts from the stands and ran up and down the Derby and Royal gorge. Two llttl monks met death under the wheels of a fast sliding car on

'the Royal gorge, and one big baboon

tied up the Derby for half an hour while Rivervlew workmen, equipped with ropes and clubs, persuaded it to rook a quieter and more secluded spot. When the gates of the park closed, the monkeys were still chattering and climbing about buildings and trees. Unless some method is found to pedsuade tho animals to return to their cage the park management faces a loss of 15,000.

what should be done with the fund. The members, however, believe that as the money was subscribed to meet tho expenses of a public undertaking, that the balance of tho fund now In its hands can be used only in some project In which the people of the city as a whole are Interested. L. A. Handley, Chairman. I). S. Coe, Secretary.

JOHNSON RECOVERS USE OF HIS LEGS

(National News Association) London, June 14. Champion Jack Johnson had gotten back his land legs and had recovered sufficiently from his attack of mal de mar contracted on the way over on board of the KronPrinz Wllhelm, to eat chicken. He started out to see the coronation decorations, accompanied by his white wife who, in turn, was accompanied by a large collection of jewelry. Johnson attracted a good deal of attention and persistent reporters interviewed him on a wide variety of topics. His automobiles will be a familiar sight in the streets of London for some time. The big champion said he would remain in England until the fight with Roy Day, the Canadian, is arranged. On June 26 he will open at Oxford music hall and later will box an exhibition bout at the Dublin horse show.

Hcrvois Debility

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package and full particulars will be mailed to all who write, enclosing six cents postngc to GEM MEDICINE CO., Dept. A., St. Louis, Mo. If you have a Weak Heart you will find Wade's Golden Nervine Just the remedy you need, as it acts as a gentle and permanent stimulant to that organ. If you are all run down, weak and despondent, lacking In vigor and vitality, you will be surprised and delighted with the wonderful restorative and vitalizing action of this great tonic. If you feel that you need a good restorative tonic you will not be disappointed in Wade's Golden Nervine, as there Is absolutely nothing like it to promote strength, vigor and vitality. Contains no alcohol or narcotics, and its effects are permanent. It Is also the finest tonic In the world for restoring the shattered nerves in cases of excessive use of alcohol or other excesses. Wade's Golden Nervine is always kept in stock by the following druggists. Ask them about It, and try It now today. Sold by Quigley Drug Stores.

KENNEDY'S Toe Biggest lillle Store la Towo COMMENCEMENT GIFTS We have a large assortment of all kinds of appropriate commencement gifts. To select a gift of Jewelry for the graduate, with quality and beauty combined. Is an easy matter, if selected at our store, as Quality and Beauty are the first consideration in our selection of stock. You are cordially invited to call and examine our Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry. No trouble to show goods. We save you money. ..IFIRJED KENNEDY.. 52S MAIN ST.

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SAYS HIS FATHER NEEDS A GUARDIAN

Ralph Polk of' Indianapolis, Well Known Here, Opposes Sire's Bride.

Because of the alleged mental de

ficiencies of his father, James T. Polk, aged 67, head of a large dairy and cannery at Greenwood, near Indiana

polis, and reputed to be worth 1500,000, who was on Tuesday married to his stenographer. Miss Edna Coughlin, aged 30, Ralph Polk of Greenwood, well known in this city, his wife, who

was Miss Grace Porterneld, being a Richmond woman, filed petition in the Johnson county circuit court on Tuesday to have his father placed under the guardianship of the law, rather than his bride. The son alleges that the business cares for the past thirty years have been a constant mental and nervous strain upon his father, to such an extent that he has suffered a complete physical breakdown and impaired his mental faculties and that he was susceptible to the wiles of the stenographer, who for twenty years was a friend of the family and enjoyed all the family privileges. Mr. Polk's first wife, Mrs. Laura V. Polk, died in January, 1900, and since then he has not been actively engaged in business pursuits. The petition charges that about 20

years ago, miss cougmin was lajten, into the Polk family and that she was treated to all the pririleges of a mem

ber of the family. She remained in the family for about one year, and since then has made regular visits to the Polk home, it is said. It is alleged further that following the death of Mrs. Polk, Miss Coughlin made her home with the Polk family. The petition charges that "persistently since the death .of Laura F. Polk, said Edna Coughlin, knowing of the nervous, mental and physical condition of James T. Polk, has undertaken to and has influenced said James

T. Polk unduly with the purpose of prevailing upon him to marry her;

that the physical, nervous and mental

condition of said James T. Polk is such that there is great danger In such design and purpose being accomplished."

It is charged that during the summer

of 1910 Mr. Polk and Miss Coughlin took a trin to summer resort3 for a

period of about two months. Says Bride Spent Income.

The petition alleges that Mr. Polk has been confined to his bed for about three months on account of his mental and nervous condition. It is said that his memory is defective and that he often loses his way in places that he has frequented for many years. It is alleged that unless a guardian is appointed for Mr. Polk his property will

Buffer great and irreparable loss and

deterioration.

It is asserted that Mr. Polk has an income of about $6,000 a year, and

that Miss Coughlin has assumed con trol of its expenditure. The petition

A SenriceaNe . CotcicIc Pump

If you are looking for a pump that will be in accordance with the season's demand for fabrics in footwear you will do well to consider our Cravenette Pump.

It's strictly in style; it's handsome; it's shapely; it will fit snugly on your foot and look neat. And at the same time, it will give you much the same service, and wear that you would get out of a leather pump. The cravenetting process is different in this pump and it produces a fabric that will wear longer and look better than any cravenette you have known of before. Carried in a pump with embroidered vamp or in a two-eyelet tie with a leather tip, selling for $3.50.

FELTMLWS 724 Main St.

This Week's DRESS GOODS SPECIALS

Our aim is to have special values on sale throughout the Summer Season. We have the advantage in buying large exclusive assortments and often at less than manufacturers' prices. But the quality must always be first grade and good styles so as to place before the public goods that are seasonable and wanted. Take notice of the Special Items for this week. 1 LOT SILK AND COTTON 27 IN. FLORAL PONGEE GOODS, worth 58c yard, This Week Sale 33 yd. 1 LOT 27 INCH SILK AND COTTON DRESS GOODS, Sale price Jgc yd. 1 LOT PLAIN AND FANCY ALL SILKS, worth up to 75c per yard; Sale price this week 19c 1 LOT SILK 19 IN. MESS ALINE, beautiful Chiffon weight, evening and dark shades, Sale Price 38c 36 INCH HEAVY SILK COATING AND SUITING PONGEE, this Week Sale, Per ard 43c 27 INCH HEAVY JASPER GREY DIAGONAL COATING SILK, worth $1.25," Sa,c Price 78c Yd. 5 PIECES BLACK GENUINE HEATHERBLOOM, Sale price this wek 28c Yd. 27 INCH ALL SILK CLOTH OF GOLD for Coating and Dresses, in natural colors,, regular 68c grade, this week only 43c yd 10, 12.i & 15c FASHION WAIST SHIELDS This Week Sale 5c Pair

The Items now on sale are all good summer merchandise at quick selling prices.

The Geo. H. KnoIIenberg Co.

er prays that some suitable person be appointed as Mr. Polk's quardian.

Indianapolis friends of Mr. Polk on

Tuesday received word that he and

Miss Coughlin had been married in

Chicago. It is said that they will remain away from Indiana for several days. Mr. Polk is said to be 67 years old and Miss Coughlin about 30 years old. Henry Clay Allen, attorney for

James T. Polk, said that Mr. Polk wa4 neither insane nor mentally weak. He said that Mr. Polk knew what he was doing and that be bad a right to marry. Miss Coughlin if he chose to do ac. " " ' ' "" -

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Everything For Summer, Cottage and Camp, In: eluding Hammocks, Porch Screens and Mailings Our present assortment of necessary requisites for the summer cottager and camper is probably the most complete and up-to-date that was ever shown in Richmond. Easy swinging and comfy feeling hammocks that are serviceable, yet easy on the pocketbook light, yet durable porch screens that-are fly, mosquito and insect proof floor mattings that combine coolness, cleanliness and attractiveness at a minimum expense and, in fact, practically everything you may need for summer cottage and camp is here. While price is ever an important consideration, yet it is folly to overlook the no less essential details of quality, correct construction, comfort and durability. You may choose from the special offerings listed below with the complete assurance that they are the best of their kind and that they are exceptionally good values at their respective prices. May we assist you today to select the equipment you need for your cottage or camp ? The time is most - opportune for stocks are now at their best. . . . - '"

39c MATTINGS, 25c YARD Fast color Fibre Mattings, woven patterns in new colorings, bought to sell at 39c yard. On account of its late arrival we have placed it very low. Special, yard 25c $5.00 HAMMOCKS, $3.98 Fancy Jacquard Woven Hammocks, full size, in handsome colorings; reguJar price $5 each. Special, each $3i9G

$10.00 COUCH HAMMOCKS, $7.98 White or Khaki Couch Hammocks, good full mattress, soft topand ropes complete ; value $ 1 0, Special . . $Ts90 CEDAR CHESTS A large line of Cedar Chests and Utility Boxes ranging in price from $5.00 to $18.00 each. MATTING BOXES A large line of Matting Covered Utility Boxes, brass hinges and made to last. Prices ranging from $1.98 to $7.98 each.

COTS An extraordinary cot value for camping, for your sleeping porch, for general utility it has no superior anywhere. Heavy maple frame, size 72x30 inches, double strength woven wire. A regular $1 .75 value, now only .... 8 1 ,29 PHONE YOUR. ORDER-DO IT NOW

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