Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 310, 15 September 1911 — Page 6

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VAGI? SIX THE EICHMOND PAIiIADIT73I AND SUXELEGRAM, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 15, 1911.;

WILEY EXONERATED OV THE PRESIDENT III HIS STATEMENT

Chief Executive Makes. Complete Review of the Case and Finds that Charges Are Not Warranted. .

LATE MARKET HEWS

.Furnished by A- W. Thomson Co,

HitUe Block. Phone 2709. correspondeats, Logan and Bryan. NEW XORK STOCK QUO-

-.Furnished by A. W. Thomson Co.,

L. A. Gould. .Mgr., Hittle Bloclc, Phone 2709. Correspondents, Logan and Bryan.

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tered into an agreement by which Dr. Rusby was In effect to receive .compensation at a rate In excess ofthat perscrlbed by the statute, as intervretated by the attorney general. The truth is. It appears, from the answers of Dr. Wiley, Dr. Kepler and Dr. BiaIon, that there have been a good many

precedents in the department which,

seemed to' justify the employment ot

Dr. Rusby at an annual salary when it was not expected that his entire time would be taken up. This was the case

with respect to the employment of J

what was known as the Remsen board.1 ; Cltts Remsen oBard. "The employment of the Remsen board at a rate of 200 a year for each member, necessarily involved the proposition that such an annual salary might be lawfully paid without requiring labor of seven hours a day from each person so involved. 1 "The recommendation of the attorney general given to me was upon only part of the evidence, and hence his Judgment was doubtless different from what it would have been if he bad the whole record before him as I have now. Its seems fairly clear that Dr. Wiley after an examination of the records concluded that the employment of Dr. Rusby at $9 a day for laboratory work and $50 a day for court work would amount' to $1600 a year If the department called on him whenever they needed him, and that It was this arrangement to which you consented.' i An Elephant Story. '" " 'An elephant train was on Its way from Lucknow to See ta pore, and one elephant, becoming lame, knelt down and refused to go on. The elephant next in the column stopped of Its own accord and when driven on turned back and began without Instructions to remove some part, Pt the load from the back of Its crippled companion. Instances of ald rendered by birds to others In distress may also be found, showing that the Instinct of sympathy exists and takes form in action when the causes of the sufferings are snch that the fellow bird can understand and see its way to remedy. London Spectator.

NEW. YORK, Sept. 15. 'Open High Low Close Copper 65 56 54 55 Am Smltg .. ; 67 68 66 -67 U S Steel .. 66 67 65 66 U S Steel pfdtlH 114 113 114 Pennsylvania ,119 119 118 119 St. Paul ....tlll 112 110 111 Mo Pac 35 36 34 364 N Y Central 101 102 101 101 Reading .... 137 139 136 138 Can Pac 223 i223 221 222 Gt Northn ...122 123 121 122 Un Pac 159 .160 158 159 No Pac 113 j 114 112 113 Atchison .... 101102 101 101

B Jt T 73. 73 73 73 So Pac 106, 107 106 106 Ami Can com 10 10 9 9 AmtCan pfd.. 83 83 83 83

TO PROBE ALLEGED

ATTEMPT AT FRAUD

(National News Association) INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 15. The Marion county grand jury Monday will open a comprehensive Investigation of the Brown-Ketcham iron works to ascertain if there is truth in the rumor that the officers of the company have conspired to bilk and rob the holders of the half million dollars worth of stock in the company. A strong effort has been made to keep this Investigation absolutely secret until the grand jury has completed its work. However, the truth of the matter was traced down following the discovery that a return has been made to the sheriff's office on Bubpoena for Frank Stalnaker, receiver in federal court for the Brown-Ketcham company. The subpoena ordered the receiver to ap

pear before the grand jury at 9 a. m., Monday.

WEL KNOWN YOUNG MAN IN A ROMANCE Rudolph Aufderheide, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Aufderheide of North Meridian street. Indianapolis, and a brother cf Mrs. Thomas Kaufman, of this city, went to South Bend yesterday and was swreUy married before a justice of the peace to Miss Margar-

jet Hammond, of Chicago. They re

turned to Indianapolis in the evening and took up residence at the Claypool hotel. Neither Mr. and Mrs. Aufder-

AlBOWUNG LEAGUE WILLOPEN MONDAY

The Amateur bowling league, composed of four teams, Eikenberry Stars, Broderick Colts, Starr Pianos and Boy Juniors, has been playing practice games this week. The league season opens Monday. Scores 'last

night: Eikenberry's Stars. SprouBe ... ...13? 145 150 Miller 107 148 130 Dingley ...... ... .. .121 151 122 Eikenberry 137 169 143 Youngflesh 142 161 144 Total 644 774 683 Broderick's Colts. Broderick 108 164 154 F. Lichtenfels 174 158 155 J. Murray 104 143 131 Hodge 174 130 126 A. King 1G5 151 16C Total 797 746 732

TOM PICKENS WILL QPEN LIVERY BARN Tom Pickens, who retired from the livery business some time ago after having been engaged in it for 33 years, has again taken up the business. He has purchased the stable formerly owned by "Chalk" Taylor on North Eighth street. Stiff Shoes. Rub stiff leather shoes with a piece of flannel dipped In vaseline to make them soft and pliable.- - - ,

The Hab Of The Body. - The organ around which ail the other erg-art revolve, and upon which they are largely cependent for their welfare, is the stomach, when the inactions of the stomach become impaired, the bowels and liver also become deranged. To core a disease of the stomach, llvet or bowels get a SO cent or SI bottle of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin at roar druggist's. It is the promptest relief for constipation and dyoepsia aver compounded.

ISiVVO YOU Seen It? Ecnncdy9G Flow Stock, of

We are very proud of this new addition to our already popular lines because of the unusually attractive and original designs and because of the low prices at which we are able to sell it. There Is nothing more appropriate or appreciated than a gift of cut glass. Especially is this true of ours. Every piece is new, richly cut from pure crystal in the most artistic patterns, the depth of cutting and the excellence of the finish gives it a remarkably brilliant effect. Make a mental note of it See Kennedy's Cut Glass.

Fred Kennedy JEWELER 526 MAIN ST.

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We Extend Charge Accounts to All at Cash Prices

What Charge Account Here Means : A convenience to the wage earners, a help to the people of moderate means to dress well. Other stores only open a charge account to rich people. We make no distinction between rich and poor. Our stock of Ladies and Men's and Boys' Clothing Is now complete. Investigate Our prices, goods, liberal terms and you will not hesitate to trade with us.

Ladles9 Salts $15 and $20 Men's Salts $8, $12 and $16 Globe Clothing Co. Open Evenings 6-8 North 6th St.

CINCINNATI $1.40 Round Trip Train leaves Richmond, 6:45 A. M. NEXT SUNDAY

Pennsylvania Lines

CHICAGO $3.00 Round Trip Train Leaves Richmond, 2:00 A. M,

heide or the parents of Miss Hammond knew of the marriage. The

former, who were in Chicago at the

time, were notified by wire of the

event, as was Mrs. Kaufman of this

city. Mr. Aufderheide is 21 years of!

age and Miss Hammond. 20. The couple met this summer at Mac a taw a.

1 Mich. Mr. Aufderheide la well known here. .. . . . . ,

WILL MONEY HELP YOUf IF SO, CALL ON US. We will loan you any amount from $5.00 up and take your personal property as security such as household goods, pianos, team, wagons, etc Your loan will be arranged In small weekly ; or monthly payments to suit your income and so small you will hardly miss the money. If you have a number of small bills outstanding, call on us and get the money to pay them all up and have one place to pay. All business is strictly confidential.

Phone 2560 Take Elevator to Third Floor

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THIS ATTRACTIVE FIXTURE, 36 Inches long, 24 Inches spread, with beautiful headed glassware may be had In any desired, finish or any length. It Is a very unique design and should supply a desire of many persons wanting a showy high grade piece at a very moderate price. This style installed in your home complete for only

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NOT ONLY "HOW CHEAP" but how good, how p.ttractive and how original can we produce fixtures is the question In our fixture manufacturing department. We KNOW we are quoting LOWER prices, we know that only the best of material is used; that our designs are attractive is evidenced every day by pleased buyers. We copy from no designs but ORIGINATE. We know you will appreciate these advantages. Come, talk it over with us.

Craighead Plumbing & Electric Company 910 Main St. PDONE 1286 . Creators of Exclusive Designs

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IKrone & Kennedy .

SCHOOL BEGINS MONDAY The Boys most have Clothes We have what they want BOYS' SUITS with Knickerbocker - Pants, just the kind the boys like. All styles and colors, best of material. Price $2.50 and up. BOYS' KNICKERBOCKER PANTS Made of wool fabrics, neat stylish colors, price 50c to $1.50. Boy School Shirts Boy School Hats Boy School Neckwear

K - ONE PRICE & - Clothers K - Furnishers

KRONE &

" CORRECT DRESS FOR WOMEN

We Now Have Ready

Women's and Misses Autumn Outer Apparel In modes of distjncf individuality and practical excellence

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you kuuiu expect iu pay lor me orui-

pary sina at tne usual or department store. TAILORED SUITS in exclusive, plain and fancy effects in all the fashionable new materials and shades for autumn. Prices range $12.50 to $40 DRESSES for afternoon and informal wear of Silk, Serge, Chiffon, Crepe, Challie and other new materials. Prices range $5.95 to $ 1 5.50 Special for Saturday and Monday $12.9550 Tailor Made Suit $12.95 $12.95 WOMEN'S AND MISSES' ALL WOOL SERGE SUITS in all the new shades, satin lined, skirts with panel front and back, regular price $18.50, Sales price $12.95 A TAILOR MADE INITIAL WAIST for the tailor made choice, $1.00 533 Main Street

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Home on Monthly payments, like rent, $15.00 par month. No 339 South West 3rd street. Reliable party only. Small cash payment required. Look it Over and Phone 1730. . '

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When cold weather arrives, how nice it will bo to have a stove selected and ready to deliver at a few moments and to know that it is going to work satisfactorily. You may say "Why do we know that it will, work right?" This we can answer by saying that Laurel Baseburners and Laurel 20th Century Heaters are fully guaranteed or your money refunded.

Do you know of any stove sold that goes out with a stronger statement than this? Those who wish to purchase a stove on the payment plan can select the stove and by the time they are ready, can have a good sum paid. $1.00 will get you any: stove in our stock. ASK FOR A 20th CENTURY LAUREL HEATES OR BASE BURNER. DON'T FORGET We give away a $30 Heater, Saturday P. M.

SSAUH;ft CO.SifK ...Richmond's Leading Home Furnishers...

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Some men are putting on the stiff hats; some are picking a soft felt for Fall. All seem united in the idea that it's time to discard the sraws. You've never seen a finer array of hats than I am now showing. A larger stock than ever. The latest ideas from the best factories in the world. The right hats for the young men and the older men. "KNOX" QUALITY .$5.00 "BEACON" MADE BY KNOX ... ...... . .$3.00 "GUYER" QUALITIES $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 HAUGHTON'S SPECIALr-the Best $2 Hat ever made. The same styles as in the higher priced Hats. Come in and make your selection NOW. Get the hat when you want it. Glad to put it aside for you.

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