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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUX-TEIjEGRAM, THURSDAY, AUGUST IT, 1911.

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After more than thirty-seven years' service, Col. Frank A. Edwards of the cavalry was transferred to the retired list of the army today on his own application. He Is a native of Pennsylvania, but was appointed to the service In 3873 from the District of Columbia. NEARS 81st MILE STONE VIENNA, Aug., 17. The venerable Emperor Francis Joseph will be eigh-ty-ono years old tomorrow. Beyond receiving the customary congratulations he will make no special observance of the anniversary, but will gass the day In quiet at Ischil, where he has resided the most of the time since his recent illness. His subjects throughout the dual empire, however, will celebrate the days as usual with national rejoicings. TOGO VISITS THE HUB BOSTON, Mass., Aug. 17. Boston gave a hearty welcome to Admiral Togo today. After exchanging greetings with the city officials this morning the distinguished Japanese naval commander was escorted to the Charleston navy yard, where he was greeted with a vice admiral's salute .of fifteen guns. After taking luncheon with Captain DeWltt Coffman, the commandant of the yard. Admiral Togo inspected the dry dock, the machine shops and the several battleships, cruiBers and submarine boats now at the yard. After leaving Charlestown the party was' taken in automobiles to Qulncy for an inspection of the plant of the Fore Rived Shipbuilding company. Tonight Admiral Togo dines at the Algonquin club with Governor Fobs and other notables and tomorrow he is expected to visit the Boston public library, the art museum and Harvard university before departing for Buffalo late In the afternoon. PLAN STATUE OF DAVIS FRANKFORT, Ky., Aug. 17. The Jefferson Davis Home association is planning the erection of a statue of the former president of the Confederate States on an eminence in' Todd county, overlooking the park which now marks the site of the Davis farm. It is expected that the next Kentucky legislature will be asked to make an appropriation for the purpose. The association also Is working on a plan for a memorial highway to connect the Davis and Lincoln homesteads.

THE "TRIBUTE TO JACOB." ASHVILLE, N. C, Aug. 17. The "Tribe of Jacob," comprising the deacendants of Jacob Weaver who set.t" 7 j . ' more than a ,r today at the ; 1 ri l2;LKj -V Zler, near Weaver-

t, i i f , . ii fnirmnrrn of the family from far and near attended the gathering. QOMPERS TO TOUR WEST. '' WASHINGTON, D. C, Aug. 17. Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, left today on a tour ofthe West and Northwest that will last about two months and extend over a number of states. He will . visit many of the large cities and Incidentally will consult with the leaders of organized labor In regards to the defense fund and other plans to aid the men who are soon to be put on trial In Los Angeles for the alleged dynamiting of the Times building in that city. Mr. Gompers , first stopping place will be Denver, 'after which he it to visit Salt Lake City, Butte, Spokane, Seattle, Vancouver, Tacoma and Portland. Labor Day will find him in San Francisco, where he will deliver the address before the organized labor bodies of that city and vicinity. A number of other California cities will be visited before he returns East. TIS-For Soro Foot Tired, Aching, Swollen, Smelly, Sweaty Feet? Corns, Callouses or Bunions? Use TIZ. It's Sure. Quick And Certain. You Will Enjoy Using TIZ. The Most Pleasant Remedy You Ever Tried 'j and Moreover It Works. 'At last here la instant relief and a lasting permanent remedy ; for sore feet. No more tired feet. No more aching feet. No more swollen, bad milling, swf aty feet. No more corns. No more bunions. No more callouses, HQ matter what ails your feet or what under the sun you've tried without getting relief, just use TIZ. TIZ Is totally unlike anything else for the purpose you ever heard of. It's the only foot remedy ever made which acts on the principle of draw ing out all the poisonous exudations V sore feet. Powders and JK dies merely clog up the 1K cleanses them out and Weak clean. It works right off. lou ill feel better the very first . time it's used. L'se it a week and vou can forget you ever had sore feet There is nothing on earth that can compare with it. TIZ Is for sale at all druggists, 25 cents per box or direct If you wish from Walter Luther jpodge & CO cnicago. ill.

(mm FETR1GG KC3TCAL POSH ROGUE RIVER VALLEY - OREGON CORRESPONDS SOLICITEI frills matter must not be reprinted without special permission. So severe has the drought been it the vicinity of Do Smet, S. D., that a number of settlers have shot their emaciated live stock to put them out of misery rather than allow them tc ittarve to death. In nine cases out of ten the fellow who cannot "afford" to buy clothe? for himself and his wife good enough o that they wouid feel Justified in attending church spends yearly more than the amount needed for this purpose on booze and tobacco. The average peaty soil contains an excess of humus, but is deficient in phosphoric acid. This can be supplied In. the form of barnyard manure or even more effectively in the shape of the commercial phosphates. This can be got at about $35 per ton, and It? application gives a generous return. The artificial leg of a farmer we read of the other day got overheated and exploded with a sound like a battleship gun, going into a thousand pieces in the midst of a cloud of smoke. This should be a solemn warning to the careless to keep shy of . mower sickles and railroad tracks or to buy legs guaranteed all cork. It Is a commendable precaution to tie horses .when one has to go some distance from them. True, one may leave them without tying fifty times without harm resulting. Yet the next time something may happen to frighten them, and a runaway is tbe result, in which vehicle or machinery may not only be damaged, but the team seriously Injured. Insurance against such a fracas is worth tbe time required to make a team secure. ' What Is considered a rather unusual market incident was the sale of 280 American sheep on the Toronto (Canada) market a short time since at $5.50 per hundredweight. A duty of 88 cents a head was paid on these sheep, and tbey sold for 10 cents per hundredweight more than the Canadian animals. If conditions with reference to other commodities are at all like this, the new nerlprocity agreement bids fair to be a boon rather than a detriment to the farmer on this side the line. It has been quite generally supposed that seed of most any kind brought from a distance would produce better and larger crops than that grown near home. Some experiments recently concluded by the Missouri experiment eta tlon , prove quite, conclusively that, while this principle seems to work oui all right in the case of seed potatoes. It does not bold In the case of import ed seed corn. In fact, the best result? have been secured with seed which was acclimated to the conditions un der which it is grown. A cheese factory at Appleton, Wis., has been awarded the contract of manufacturing a 12,000 pound cheese, which Is said to be three times the size of nny cheese on record. To make this cheese, which Is to be exhibited at tbe national dairy show in Chicago, will require the milk of C500 cows for the day, or 130,000 pounds of milk. The making of the cheese will be in charge of . eighteen expert cheesemakers and twenty-five helpers. It is to be made on a special flat car, and a refrigerator will have to be built around it in order to keep It until the time of tbe dairy show. While the adoption of the Canadian reciprocity measure may have some slight effect in reducing the price of wheat at points near tbe Canadian border, It Is apparent that it will greatly stimulate the . demand for American horses by the removal of the $40 per head duty. A friend who lives at Outlook, Saskatchewan, tells us there Is a great demand for horses In tbe Canadian northwest and that at present horse which he can buy at $250 per pair in the states he can ship to Saskatchewan and get $500 for. This price would cover the $40 duty and a handsome profit over and above transportation charges. Whether one be a grower of grain, vegetables or fruit, it would be to his advantage to have bis name entered on the mailing list for the crop bulle tins which are Issued simultaneously every month by the crop reporting board of the department of agricul ture. These reports not only give the conditions . of any given crop at the time issued, but also give the figures for the same time for the year preced ing and for a period of ten years, They enable one to determine in what states there is a crop shortage and where the best market for produce Is likely to be. f nele Sam sends them out for the benefit of his folks and Is glad to put on his list the name of those who would like them. , PLAYS AND PLAYERS "It Depends on the Woman" is the name of Clara Lipmen's new play. The firm of Keith and Proctor was dissolved by the supreme court of Maine, July 27. Alfred Sutro's latest play, "The Fire Screen' will be produced by the Frohmans this seasoin. Robert Dempstre has been engaged by David Belasco as leading man for Frances Starr, one of his stars.

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