Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 346, 20 October 1911 — Page 2
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1911.
WRECK WAS DUE TO CRAZE FOR SPEED Ft. Wayne Disaster Caused by Willful, Criminal Disregard of the Law. (National Newt Association) WASHINGTON, Oct. 20. Pennsylvania railroad management was strongly condemned for the wreck at Fort Wayne, Indiana, August last, in a report made to the Inter sate Commerce Commission today by Special Inspector Belknap in charge of safety appliance work. "It was the usual willful criminal disregard by railroad managers of law and regulations, made pursuant thereto in an effort to make speed," Belknap reports. Belknap found that the train was making 65 miles an hour when the wreck occurred. The speed regulations required that the train should not exceed 10 miles at this point. The federal agent found also that the engine man In charge of the train was unfamiliar with the road he was running over, having not been on duty on that part of the road for 21 months. Belknap scores the management of the Pennsylvania lines and sustains the Indiana commission In fixing the responsibility for the wreck on the railway managers.
Y. M. C. A. BOWLING
LEAGUE STARTED The opening of the domintory bowl
ing league yesterday evening at the
Y. M. C. A. promised well for a successful season. The third floor men defeated the fourth floor inhabitants by a margin of twenty-two points in two games. Miles, of the fourth floor, had the best record of the evening, rolling 190 in the first game. The games will continue every Thursday evening through the winter, and will be one of the big attractions at the Association. The summary: Third Floor. Mills 170 165 Asbury 125 112 Frank 99 71 Hardin 148 184 Total 542 532 Fourth Floor. Miles 190 129 Williams 133 107 Dykeman 119 86 Lowe 129 159 Total 571 581 LOST 15 POUNDS ON 2.897 MILE FLIGHT DALLAS, Oct. 20. Aviator Rodggers discovered, while his machine was being overhauled for his flight to San Antonio, that he had lost 15 pounds in weight in the 2.897 miles covered so far, on his coast to coast trip.
MAN IS ILLEGALLY SENT TO THE JAIL
Hot Chocolate with wafers served at Price's.
MERRY SCRAP RAGES In Preble County Anti-saloon League Ranks.
, (Palladium Special) EATON, O., Oct. 20. In a scrap now on in the County Anti-Saloon league, much attention has been attracted throughout the county by the prominence of the principals. They are John W. Horlne, of this city, known as being one of the county's radical "dry" men, and Hon. Frank Blackford, of Eldorado, a state farm institute lecturer, who aspires to represent the county in the constitutional convention. The trouble follows the publication of a circular letter In which favor Is asked for Henry E. Eby, who Is also a candidate in the constitutional race. The letter, purporting to be issued bjr the league, was unauthorized, according to Blackford. No meeting of the Anti-Saloon league has been held to unite on a candidate. Blackform, angered by the circular, at once began an investigation to ascertain the authors, and in an article in a county paper asserts they were J. W. Smith and Horine. In the article he adds that he interviewed Smith, and found him to be conscientious and a gentleman, but is unable to say as much of Horlne. When questioned, Blackford says, he was told by Horlne that the affair was "none of his business." Blackford was the first aspirant in the field to fully make a stand and declare himself for a dry program, and It is believed that the vote of the temperance people will be given him, notwithstanding the efforts of the committee in behalf of Eby. Blackford likens the effort to the work of George B. Cox, Hamilton county's political boss.
Oysters stewed, fried, or raw, served at Price's.
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Automobile Repair Work Our Specialty Expert Mechanics to Do Your Work. Quaker City Garage 1518 Main. Phone 1625
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Having been confined in the county jail since August 12, in default of $500 bond to keep the peace, an action enforced by his wife, Lola, Ira Murphy on Friday heaved a sigh of relief when informed that Judge Fox had sustained a motion by prosecuting attorney Charles Ladd to dismiss the action. It was averred in the statement of the attorney to the court that the proper proceedure had not been exercised in holding the man in the county jail and that he only became aware of the fact within the last few days. An examination of the statute convinced the court of the error of justice of peace Bowmaster of Cambridge City in commuting the accused to jail without a hearing. Furthermore there was no transcript filed in the case. In the affidavit filed by the woman, she alleged she regarded her life was in danger if her husband was permitted to be at large. She declared that in filing the affidavit she was not moved to do so in any spirit of malice, but only as a means of protection to herself.
I A California woman got a divorce
from a poet for the reason that he allowed her only one cent a day. Yet that probably left him without anything, suggests the Cleveland Leader.
Germany's newest canal, connecting Berlin with the River Oder, will be completed next year.
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WE deal in A Kirschbaum & Co. Clothes for these reasons: Because Kirschbaum Clothes are the clothes sold by progressive merchants everywhere. And, more particularly, because the Kirschbaum standard of quality, tailoring, finish and style squares with our ideas of what we want to offer our most particular customers. There is never any question about the fabric. A suit or an overcoat with the Kirschbaum Cherry Tree Brand label is as surely "All-Wool" as the coat on a sheep's back. Kirschbaum tailoring is hand tailoring shape and style are needle molded into the cloth by hand and will stay, insuring permanent good looks. Price, $15, $18, $2. $22, $JT The Kirschbaum Special $18 "True Blue," Heavy Weight Serge Suits are hand-tailored. fast-color'top-stylo" clothee new suit for nay that fades. LOEHR & KLUTE 725 Main Street
ALA. EDUCATORS AT
ANNUAL CONFERENCE (National News Association) MONTGOMERY, Ala., Oct. 20. A large number of ths leading educators
of the state were here today for the opening of a joint annual session of the exectuive committee and the department of city and county superintendents of the Alabama Educational association. The session will last two
days and will be devoted to the discussion of a wide range of subjects relating to educational work.
LA PENNA IS NOT EXPECTED TO LIVE
Frank La Penna, the 18 year old Italian, who shot himself on Thursday afternoon while despondent over a love affair, the bullet probably penetrating the brain, still lives and is entirely conscious. He is at Reid Memorial hospital and though his condition is regarded as critical. It is possible he will live unless inflammation develops as a consequence to either the presence of the bullet or the
wound. In aiming the gun the Italian placed the 32 caliber revolver under his chin
and fired in an upward direction. The (
ball passed through the chin, tongue, roof of the mouth and nose and is lodged in all probability in some area in the brain. Probing has failed to locate it. It is thought by the attending physician that the ball is lying in a portion of the brain which will endure the presence of outside and foreign bodies. The greatest danger now seens to be in complications developing.
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AN ANNUAL EVENT that is of special importance to every housewife who cares to practice economy; staple merchandise at sale prices; a positive chance to save a bit and be prepared for the cold snap which is just around the corner. Prices that should persuade you to buy now, and not wait until necessity for sleeping comfortably compels you to do so. Blankets laid away upon small payment down; balance when delivered. Take Advantage of the Special Sale.
SOFT AND FLEECY COTTON BLANKETS AT $1.00 A PAIR Large size in Grey and Tan, with Pink or Blue Border, worth $1.25 a pair. EXTRA VALUE AT $1.38 A PAIR-Generous in size, medium weight, for early fall use. In grey and tan, well worth $1.75 a pair. SPECIALONE HUNDRED WOOLNAP BLANKETS AT $1.88 A PAIR. Practically the same in warmth and service as the all wool. Many particular house-wives prefer the woolnap. Color Tan or Grey. Certainly a bargain at the price, a pair $1.88. We Also Carry the Following Brands of All Wool Blankets: Red Star, all wool, $5.00 a pair, the best value on the market; Hamilton, all wool, $6.50 to $10.00 a pair, none better made. Sold by us for the past 30 or more years. COMFORTS Large line of Silkoline, Cotton and Wool Filled Comforts, $1.00 to $6.50 each. Also Pure Silk Comforts at $8.50, $10.00, $12.50 each. ONE HUNDRED BATH ROBE BLANKETS with cord and Frog to match, size 72x90, at $2.50 Set , Special Sale Now On and Will Continue for One Week. Come Tomorrow, Saturday Evening When the Store Is Open Until 9:30. Second Floor Annex THIE GEO. IHI IKFJOLrLfENISIERdS CO
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VIA c. a o. SATURDAY NIGHT, OCT. 21. Train leaves Richmond, 8:10 p. m. Returning leaves Chicago, 11:50 p. m., Sunday night. 01.10 ROUND TRIP TO CINCINNATI VIA C. A O. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22ND. Train leaves Richmond 7:33 a. m. So. Richmond 7:37 a. m. Returning leaves "Cincy" 7:30 p. m. For particulars call
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Delinquent Taxes Do not let your taxes go delinquent because you are tempor-' arily short of cash. If you do not know how to raise the money to meet these obligations, come to us; we will aid you. We do a very extensive business because of our equitable methods; we give your application our prompt attention. We loan on Furniture, pianos, teams, etc., and leave same in your possession. $120 pays off a $50 loan in SO weeks. Other amounts in proportion. If in need of money and cannot call at the office. Phone 1545, or send in the blank below.
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