Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 234, 1 July 1911 — Page 3

THE KICJIMOND FAIXADIU31 AND STXN-TEIjEGKA3I. SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1911

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VETERANS READY FORJAFT VISIT Marion Expects the Greatest Crowd in Its History on t Monday Next.

Marlon, Ind., July 1. Final plans lor the reception and entertainment f President Taft when he come to Marion next Monday afternoon have been agreed on, and nothing will be left undone to make his visit In this city thoroughly rlcasant and memorable. Thousands of visitors from northern Indiana arc expected to Join the residents of Marlon and Grant County In tendering the nation's ruler a glorious welcome, and it is predicted the city will have the largest crowd In its history on that day. ' The presidential party will arrive by special train at the Big Four station at 3:15 o'clock, being met by a reception committee comprised of the most representative clMzens. The trip to the National Military Home, where the President will spend practically all of this time in Marion, will be made in automobiles. It is a little more than 'three miles from the Big Four station (to the home, and the route selected 'for the automobile Journey embraces several residential sections, thus glv!lng all a chance to see the distinguished visitor without crowding. Will Speak an Hour. ; Immediately on his arrival at the fhome the President will be escorted 'to the speakers' stand, Just east of the Alness hall. He will begin speaking about 3:30 o'clock, the meeing being ' for the veterans of the home and general public. At 4:30 o'clock President Taft will be conducted to Stlnson Memorial hall, where he will hold a reception and give a brief address to 'northern Indiana editors and delegates to the district bankers' convention, vhlch will be in session here. Invitations have been sent to nearly 200 editors and their wives and most of the invitations will be accepted. Following the Stlnson hall meeting the President will repair to the home of Major George W. Steele, governor of the home, where in accordance with his request, he will be given an opportunity to rest. Governor and Mrs. Steele will entertain President Taft, the members of hia immediate party and a few distinguished guests from outside the city with dinner at 7 o'clock. At 9:30 o'clock the President will leave for Indianapolis. Abandon Banquet Plan. Plana for holding a banquet at the Marion Country Club in the evening haxe been abandoned, as it was thought better to give all the visiting editors and bankers an opportunity to hobnob with the President, hence the arrangement for tho Stlnson Hall meeting. Had the banquet been held at the Country Club the attendance would have been limited because of lack of room. At the request of Governor Steele, who had his hands full in preparing for the President's entertainment at the home, Mayor John O. Willson has promised to see to it that the city is In gala attire by the time the President arrives. A large committee has been appointed to canvass the homes and business establishments of the city and solicit the occupants to "go to the limit" in decorating their places. It is planned to have the route over which the President will be brought to this train at night illuminated all the way with Japanese lanterns, while the street arches and the Court House will be ablaze with electric lights. The spacious grounds at the home re being put into the best possible condition, and, according to attaches of the institution, they were never snore beautiful than now. NOTICE TO MOOSE. All members are expected to be at the hall Monday, July 3, 7 o'clock. Important business. Ora Harrell, Secretary. 8uprtitiou Musicians. Musicians are often singularly superstitions. Paderewskl once ordered an expensive apartment in London, but refused to enter when be found it was No. 13 of a certain street, although be paid for it Massenet has written twenty-one operas and many other compositions, but on all of his manuscripts page 124 is written in place of 13. TERRIBLE STRAIN RESULTED NOT AMISS A Lenoir Ldy, After Two Weeks Grinding Labor, Feels Better Than Ever. Lenoir, N. C "I am not tired at all. tndamstouteithan 1 have ever been," writes Mrs. Kae Waters, o! Lenoir, N. C, "although I me just finished a two weeks' wash,' I lay my strength to Cardui, the woman's tonic. 1 have taken a lot of it aid I can never praise it enough for wiat it has done for me. 1 can never thatk you enough for the adVice you gave me, to take Cardui, for since taking I look so well and am

stout as a mut." You are urjfd to take Cardui, that gentle, vegctableronic, for weak women. Its fcse will strengthen and build up your system, relieve r prevent headache, back- - fcche and theailments of weak women. ' It will surey help you, as it has helped thousands ofothers, in the past 50 years. . M. KWrtfi : Ladies' Advraorr Dept. CtiittafaMediclBCa.Chajiooea,TennJriioi

Deafness Cannot Be Cured

OT local application, aa thry cannot reach tbe dlaeaacd portion ol tbe car. 'Ibcre Ic only one way to cure deaforaa. and that M by eouatituttunat remKlw. Urafncaa la mined by an Inflamed condition of the mucous llama; of. tlx) EuaUu-hian Tube. When tk. tube la Inflamed you have a rumbling aound or Imperfect hcarlna. and wlwn It Is entirely rloard, Ix-at-ncaa ta the reault. and unices the Inflammation ran be taken out and this tube restored to Its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever: nine cnet out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which la nothing but an Inflamed condition of the mucous sunacr. We will give One Hundred lollani for any cane "f Deafness tcaused by catarrh! that cannot he cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. r. J. UHt.Ntr dt ui.. lcxeao, u. Bold by Druggists, 1 Sc. Take Hall a Family Pills for constipation. At Local Theaters At the Murray. Dunbar and Turner present a singing, dancing and talking act of some class, they do not spare money when It comes to dressing an act of this kind. Anyone can easily see that their clothes are tailored to fit them and they know how to wear them too. Miss Turner makes a number of changes to beautiful dresses of tasty colors and makes. She Is a wonderful dancer and in her solo dances executes such wonderful steps that one is lead to believe a man is dancing instead of u woman. She handles her part in the dialogue with Mr. Dunbar excellent. She certainly knows how to feed a comedian. They put their talk over so strong that it is a scream fn. .1 the start to finish. They finish with eccentric dancing and what a surprise they spring on their audience. It is some get away for a dancing act, and takes the house by storm. They have put over one big riot all week. For next week another strong bill Is promised, headed by "Fulgora" the world's atest impersonator. On mvt Tuesday, July 4th, the regular holiday matinee wilt be given at which time evening prices will prevail as usual. HAPPY HOUSEKEEPING. The worst kind of toil which housework has in the past demanded is dish washing and laundry work. Conscientious housewives made their work a real burden by constant scrubbing, while the indifferent kind sacrificed their families on the altar of cheap soaps reeking with rosin, alkalies and unpleasant smelling fats. The constantly increasing army of users of Hewitt's Easy Task soap find their labors divided in two and their hours of recreation doubled. And. even more important, every item of household washing shows an improvement which would make the most exacting rejoice. TAYLOR FLAYED JONES. And Then, te Get Square, the Revivalist Told a Story. Here Is a well authenticated story of Sam P. Jones, revivalist and lecturer: Jones and ex-Governor Bob Taylor, now a United States senator from Tennessee, seldom met professionally In public. They were two such munzingly good drawing cards that few Chautauqua managements ever felt able to afford both of tbem in one d:ir. However, one management made the plunsre, and the two witty southerners found themselves on the same pintform. Taylor introduced Jones. He flayed Jones unmercifully, leaving little cuticle on him. The crowd laughed heart i ly and waited for Jones to take his revenge. Jones arose. He was always cool as Ice. This time was no exception. The audience held Its collective breath. The scathing was about to begin. Jones, however, said nothing to Indl cate that he had even heard whut Taylor had said. The crowd felt that at last Jones was overmatched, lie delivered his lecture and made the usual hit. Yet there was much surprise that he had not replied 1o Taylor. Just as Jones finished bis set talk he turned and looked at Taylor. Then he drawled out. with a jerk of his thumb toward Taylor: "Whenever I see that man anywheh I'm reminded of a little dawjr I used t know down In Gawgy. That dawg lived close to the railroad track, and every evening when the fast express train went shooting through that little dawg ran out and tried to eat that train. Every night he would seem to say: 'Last night I didn't get it. but I've figured out since why it was. I'll get It this time. I'm just so hungry for an express train." Everybody around there knew thnt dawg would be killed some time by that train. Bound to. Couldn t help it. "One hot summch evening that train came along fast eh than eveb. It was Just one big, noisy cloud of dust. That little dawg ran out as usual and ran along by the tracks. He was sucked In by the draft from the train and disappeared under the trucks. Everybody said: 'Theh be went fool dawg! We always knew he'd get it. Now he's killed, all right' "But when that train had gone theh came that little dawg trotting back up the track. The train hadn't kli'ed him at all only made a bobtailer of him." Presently tbe audience began to see tbe Joke In sections, and before long it was in a scream of laughter. Strickland W. Gillilan in Chicago News. He Got Even. Justus Miles Forman once in writing story for Harper's Mapiilne used the name of an artist friend for the character of a chap who fell In love with a peasant girl in the Milanese. "It made nil his friends roar with glee." said Mr. Forman. "But he got even with me by mnkinjr a large twenty-four sheet poster for musical comedy. There was a lady, the star stepping out of a stage door aod a long line of Johnnies waiting for her with silly smirks and bunches- of violets And every Johnnie was a portrait of me." Chinese btjoe.-its' Answers. In answer to the question. "What are tbe five great races of mankind?" a Chinese student replied, eatd Bishop Montgomery, 'the 100 yards, the bur dies, the quarter mile, the mile and tbe three miles. la another paper a Chinese- atudeat aid that "trot of sight, out of mind." couM be explained m two words, "InTialbte. inssLnoL" XaiBalaa Mali.

REORGANIZATION OF ARMY DEPARTMENTS

Three Divisions Established and Move Believed to Be Economical One. (National News Association) Washington, D. C, July 1. The army department reorganization, which has been a subject of much discussion since the plans were first announced by the Wad Department some months ago, came into effect today. The reorganization is in the interest of simplified administartion. The War Department believes it will expedite the transaction of business connected with the army and effect a saving of about $100,000 a year in army administration. Tho loading feature of the new plan is the establishment of three main divisions. These are the Eastern division, with headquarters at Governor's Island; the Central division, with headquarters at Chicago, and the Western division, with headquarters at San Francisco. At these places the principal work is to be concentrated. The divisional officers will give attention to the purely military business, laving the department commanders to d'-al with administrative detail. The object is to develop officers capable of handling great army units. The army headquarters at Denver is the only one abolished under the new order. Considerable changes, however, are made in the boundaries of the other departments. The Department of the East is extended to take in Ohio and Kentucky, which heretofore have formed part of the Department of the Lakes. Louisiana is trans ferrcd to the Department of the Lakes. New Mexico, Arizona and Utah are detached from the Department of Colorado and form part of the Department of California. Montana and Wyoming go from the Department of Dakota to the Department of Columbia, which is to have its headquarters at Vancouver Barracks, Wash. The Poster. The poster may be said to date from 1SS0, when a design by Lelance was used in France to advertise a book. 'Commend Mcurcnt les Femmes." His exnmple was very quickly followed, most of the early designs being printed in black on white or tinted paper. The color poster began about 18(50 and attained to the dignity of a high art with Jules Cberet. "tbe father of the pictured placard." The first English theatrical placard to attract widespread attention was one of Fred Walker's advertising a dramatic version of "The Woman In White." London Chronicle. A Hurry Call. The political boss of a small city drove his buektoard at top speed down the main street ou the morning of an election. "Hey, Johnnie," he yelled to his son, "git down in the Fourth ward quick! There's people down there votin' as they blame please!" Success Magazine. Those Dear Girls. Young Bride I didn't accept Harry the first time he proposed. Miss Eyval No, dear; you weren't there. Boston Transcript. Without the spiritual world the material world is a disheartening enigma. Joubert. Success In tho Garden. The success of a garden will depend frincipally on making tbe ground rich ind keeping it in a high state of cul Uvation. Many amateurs have an idea that raking is only done to destroy the young weeds, but this Is only one and rather a small reason for tbe constant use of tbe bnd rake. Tbe main object ia cultivating between plants is to loeseu the surface soil, so that it forms a muicb and preserves the moisture In tbe lower ground, where it is needed to feed tbe piants. Harper's Bazar. Mother gravs sweet powders FOR CHILDREN, AOrtitnRelirf lorFeTprlnhavae Conaltpatian, Hearinrhe, Mt.nnrh Tr.ablra, Teething Disorder, and Dent ray Waraii. ThnllrHh Ida Trade MsrB. In 34 hoars. At all Drnwuls, 2.',ct. Don't accept SpnM FBKH. Addrw. tr.y substitute. A. S. OLMSTED. L Ray. N.Y-

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We will have plenty of nice Beef Tongues, any way you like thenv fresh or smoked, or in sweet pickle.. Plenty of nice, large frying Chickens. All kinds of cooked and cold prepared meats. Boiled and Smoked Hams and Bacon, Sausage, Lard and Home-made Cooked Pressed Corned Beef. Scfluwcpnmaim's Two Meat Markets OPEN 4th a. m. 3 PHONES: 1G30 1084 2204

CITY TO CELEBRATE Business in Minneapolis to Cease Next Week.

(National News Association) Minneapolis, Minn., July 1. Business in Minneapolis will be practically at a standstill the coming week while the citizens give themselves over to a celebration of the growth and prosperity of the city. The affair promises to be one of the most notable of its kind ever held in this country. Many visitors are already putting in an appearance and it is expected that when the celebration gets fully under day at the beginning of the week the crowd will be the largest ever entertained in Minneapolis. There are to be separate events for each of the seven days, beginning tomorrow with band concerts and a military review. Pageants and spectacles reflecting the manufacturing and commercial progress of this section of the country will be a leading feature of the week. Of an educational nature will be the great outdoor pageants and parades symbolizing the history of the Northwest, beginning with the discovery of the upper Mississippi, the Indian warfare that followed with its settlement, the events of early Statehood, the sending of the first troops to the front in the civil war, the coming of the railroads, the development of commerce, the harvesting of the crops and the remarkable era of general prosperity. The decorative features are especial ly attractive and elaborate, street after street in the downtown section I being literally a sea of flags and buntj ing and at night ablaze with hundreds ' of thousands of multi-colored lights. ' Feeding the Brutes. It costs nearly 5.000 a year to feed the animals at tbe London zoo. And bow varied is tbe menu Is seen when it is stated tbat it includes sucQ trifles as horses, goats, bananas, grapes, oranges, apples, turnips, potatoes, bread, fowls' beads, sugar, mice and sparrows. In addition tbe denizens of tbe zoo get through in a year 161 loads of bay, loads of straw. 15.000 bundles of tares. 3GU busbetet of maize, over a ton ut rice. 1.r0 bushels ot canary seed, nearly 'J.OOO pints ot shrimps apd about thirty tons ot dsn. Tbe zoo is one of London's most favored institutions. Nearly yOO.UOO pea pie visited ft last year. London Graphic. The value of the quill was discov ered at an early date in the history of civilization, and its use spread from the east over Europe and then to the new world. To Get Its Beneficial Effects Always tfoy tho Genuine manufactured by the Sold by all leading Druggists One Size Only, 5(K Bottle MURRAY'S Week of June 26 TURNER & DUNBAR Wooden Shoe Dancers Matinee, 10c; Evenings 10-25c

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CHECIKERIS

STATE OF IOWA HAS COMMERCE COUNSEL (National News Asao-Mation) Des Moines, la., Juy 1. Iowa's first "Commerce Counsel" entered upon the duties of his newly created office today, marking the most advanced step that probably has been taken anywhere in this country toward securing State control of public ultilities. The new official is Judge J. H. Henderson, of Indianola. He will have as his special duties the defending of the people jj rights, and under the new law he may institute prosecutions against any public utility corporation to com

pel that corporation to furnish the commodity which it dispenses at a reasonable cost. RUBBING UP THE ARMS. Said to Have Excellent Results In Cases of Fainting. When my wife faints, which is miserably often, says a writer in tbe London medical journal, the Lancet, I do not apply friction in the usual absurd way rubbing backward and forward, which must alternately check and accelerate the passage of the blood but, taking hold of oue of her hands with my left hand. I place the thumb and finger of my right band tight round her wrist and then pass them firmly up toward ber elbow. Having brought them back loosely to the wrist, I pass them firmly up again, and when I have repeated the operation two or throe times, sometimes on both arms, I have the pleasure of bearing the ejaculation, "I feel better now." When I first had recourse to this means of resuscitating my lady 5he exclaimed instinctively on two different occasions, without being at all aware that I had had any particular intention, "Oh, that is what I seem to want!" From the Invariable and Immediate effect of this mode of friction I flatter myself that it is not unworthy tbe notice of the medical practitios er in the friction of cholera patients, a process which should be much oftener resorted to and more energetically persisted in than it generally is. Before the day of the metal pen England annually was importing more than twenty-five million quills for pens. REST AND HEALTH TO MOTHER AND CHILD. Mrs. Wisslow's Soothing Svirp hms been used for over SIXTY YEARS bv MILLIONS of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILK TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. It SOOTHES the CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS nil PAIN: CURES WIND COLIC, aud is the best remedy for DIARRHOKA. It is absolutely harmless. Be sure and aslc for "Mrs. WinsloWs Soothing Syrup," and take no other kind. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Myers & Parke Now Located at 11 South 6th Street All kinds carriage repairing. Automobile Painting and Trimming. New work to order. Rubber Tiring. PHONE 1434

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HEW IIhVALSTATIOII Located in Chicago Was Dedicated Todav.

(National News Ass.v .itiorO Chicago, 111., July l America's newest and greatest ri.iv.il training station, located on Lake Michigan. was built by the Navy IVparttnent in thirty miles north of Chit-ago. was formally opened today The station the belief that the Great lkes district can furnish a larjio number of desirable seamen for the r.ipidly growing navy and that when it Rets fully under way it will assist in a large measure in the solution of the problem of how to secure eunuch recruits to man the new battlt-hr,' and other vessels of the navy. The plant covers 1S2 arrrs of ground and includes thirty-nino buildings. Its total cost was $3.o0O,0uo The staff will include fifteen officers, from the rank of rear admiral do" n. ;n;!. all told. 100 instructors and oftVt r- will be employed to direct the training of the 1600 to 2000 men who be com prised in each six months quota. Hard Luck. Ilewltt It's sad aiout old man Gruet losing his leg in that railroad accident Jewett Yes. It must be a great disappointment to him. lit- was always talking about "getticg iln-ie with both feet." Brooklyn Life. CHICHESTER S PILLS -taV I.ndlrat Aokyoar lr.rlMfnr A ' 4 tH-h. eater's 1MIU in R4 lves. seated an t .I4 .!. ;iicwx irr lit. f Mr Drunta. Awf 1114 llYti-TrKS yeavi known as Best. tt. A1wt Reliable SOUPY DRUGGISTS UTRWHEfif ATTENTION, A few of the things LUMBER ALL KINDS WHITE CEDAR POSTS RED CEDAR POSTS RED CEDAR SIDING MILL WORK ALL KINDS RUBBER ROOFING No need to go out of the city. See LOUCK & Phones 1412-1010.

CEDAR SPRINGS HOTEL Now Open For Summer Guests Mineral and Turkish Baths with experienced male and female attendants. Finest bath house In Ohio. Elegant roads from all points. Auto parties a specialty. Dancing and all outdoor amuse ments. First-class music. Beautiful wpodland shady walks. For circular address DR. C. M. BEACH, Cedar Springs Hotel, New Paris, Preble county, Ohio.

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A Medical Decision In 171V In 1715, a cellar digger bavins been stifled at Jena, tbe medical faculty of the university decided that the canse was not tbe direct action of tbe devil, but a deadly gas. Thereupon Professor Loescher of the University of Wittenberg entered a solemn protest, declaring that tbe decision of tbe medical faculty wa "only a proof of the lamentable license which has so taken possession of us and which If we are not earnestly ou our guard will finally turn away from us tbe blessing ot Hod.- .

ACCIDENT Keep BRAZIUAX BALM on hand for 4th of July and all other accidents. A 10c or 25c bottle may save a doctor's bill a Itmb or even life. It prevents lockjaw and blood poison, or Cl'RKS same over night, which nothing else on earth can do. Heals like magic. Takes the fire out of burns quick, leaving no scar. All druggists. PHONE 2560 FOR MONEY You can have the arrangements made right at your home. Call us if you are in need. Any amount from 3.00 to $100 on pianos, household goods, horses, wagons, etc., without removal. You have both the use of the money and property. Payments arranged to suit your income. Private. Reliable. 1 S. E. Cor. 7th and Main Phone 2S60 Palladium Want Ads Pay. BUILDERS ! we handle.

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