Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 6, 14 November 1911 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND BUN-TELEGRAM. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1911.

1 DEMOCRATS WOULD AMEND IWT LAWS Taft Would Defeat Anti-trust Legislation by Incorporation Act.

(National New Aaaocl&tlon) WASHINGTON. Nov. 14 Reorganisation of offending trusts under a federal incorporation act is the plan of President Taft to supplement antitrust legislation In the morning session of congress. Following a conference with Attorney General Wicker!ham, Mr. Taft announced that be brieves such a procedure will allow combines now outlawed under the provisions of the Sherman law to obtain a clean bill of health by changing their methods of doing business. President Taft also has been in conference' with Senator Smoot but the senator is of the opinion that there will be no trust legislation passed by congress this year, because he says Congress will not attempt to legislate for the trusts unless it is certain that that the solution of the entire problem has been reached. Democrats will urge the amendment of the Sherman anti-trust law. Regardless of the course, the president and the Republican party may pursue, according to Representative Henry of Texas, the Democrats will posh legislation1 along this line.

Annie Oakley Shoots Because She is Very Poor Housekeeper

What He ftogretted.

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HOT SALTS, OIL OR PILLS BUT CASCMETS

No Odds Hew 8lck Your Stomach; How Hard Your Head Acpies or How Bilious Cascarets Make You Feel Great.

Ton men and women who somehow can't get feeling right who have an almost Daily headache, coated tongue, foul taste and foul breath, dizziness, can't sleep, are bilious, nervous and upset, bothered with a sick, gassy, disordered stomach, or have backache and feel all worn out. Are you keeping clean inside with Cascarets, or merely forcing a passageway every few days with salts, cathartic pills or castor oil? This is important. Cascarets work while you sleep; cleanse and regulate the stomach, remove the sour, undigested and fermenting food and foul gases; take the excess bile from the liver and carry out of the system all the decomposed waste matter and poiBon in the intestines and bowej8. A Cascaret tonight will straighten you out by morning a 10-cent box from any drug store will keep your entire family feeling good for months. Don't forget the children. They love Cascarets because they taste good do good never gripe or sicken.

Mrs. Frank Butler, or as she is known all over the United States; Annie Oakley" is in the city a few days the guest of her niece, Mrs. Fern Campbell. After her visit here she will return to her home in New York for the winter. Miss Oakley is the champion rifle shot of the world and for years was one of tbe stars of the Buffalo Bill Wild West show. According to the statements of her husband who travels with her, Mrs. Butler is the holder of two open American rifle records. To win one of these title marks, she broke a hundred targets in six minutes without a miss, all the time doing her own loading. Her other United States record was made

I In 1902, when she hit 486 out of 500 I blue rocks. When asked what performjance she prized the most, the champion said she could hardly tell, but she

believed it was the winning of the open championship of France over a picked field of professional men shots. Her latest "stunt" was hitting 1016 two inch disks in succession when thrown 30 feet in the air. She also performs such easy feats as shooting a post card into two equal parts while her husband holds it. Miss Oakley no longer has the craze for winning trophies and claims she does not care about rapturing any more medals or rups, for she already has more than a hundred of each. She says she prefers to win useful things when in a competition. "I love my home, but I just can't

handle servants," was the answer Miss Oakley gave the reporter when he ask

ed whether she enjoys housekeeping.

She complains that the servants handle her, and that she can not do house work without help; so she has had to resort to hotel life. Her VJbusband explains that her nerves prevent her from doing dusting, cooking and similar tasks, but that she has paid for the education of seventeen orphans, and has always been interested in the welfare of homeless children. Miss Oakley says she is willing to let her husband do the voting for the family, as she hasn't time to pay attention to woman's suffrage. Miss Oakley began her notable career with the rifle early in life. When eight years of age, she accompanied a neighbor on a hunting expedition, and, asking permission to f re the gun once, she killed a squirrel on her first shot. Her mother, a Quaker, of Darke county, O., opposed her shooting, and for some time after her initial attempt, never touched a fire arm. When sixteen, however, her desire to handle a gun overcame her parent's objections, and she made her first public appearance. She spent seventeen years as a star in Buffalo Bill's show and retired after being injured in a train wreck, aa she thought she had enough money to live comfortably the remainder of her existence. During a single year in this period she made $9,000 in addition to the regular salary paid her for exhibitions. After nine years of futile attempts to make a home, she finally went back to the show business this year, just to give her some diversion. During the summer of 1911, the little champion - traveled 16,000 miles, and gave 316 performances. She expects to

spend the winter in Florida, but refuses to say whether she will give up shooting next year. Although she never attended college, Miss Oakley claims she has had a thorough education, for, she says, traveling is a better education than book learning. "College is a good thing in some cases, but it makes such awful cads of so many people," asserted the champion during the Interview. She admits that a certain amount of book knowledge is necessary, but she believes much more can be learned by merely traveling over ie world.

M'NAMARA

A. F. OF L.

COMMITTEETO MEET Defense Commissioners of Labor Federation to Map Out Their Work.

(National News Association) ATLANTA. Ga., Nov. 14 The McNamara defense committee of the American Federation of Labor has called a meeting for Sunday, November 26 Already $250,000 has been collected for the defense. A California delegation of 16 labor men reached here last night and will present strong resolutions favoring the McNamaras. Six international labor executives left Atlanta hurriedly this morning for Schenectady, N. Y. The officials enroute are J. W. Kline, president Blacksmiths; Frank McNulty, president Electricians; Jos. Valentine, president molders; Jacob Keppler, vicepresident; A. J. Berres. secretary metal trades; .Jos Franklin, President boilerinakers. They arrive there Wednesday to consult with the allied crafts in the American Locomotive works as to whether all labor men involved shall strike in sympathy with the boilermakers who were called out last Friday. Twenty-five hundred men are involved. There is a hint here that troubles are brewing on the New York Central lines also.

PLEADING INSANITY

Defense in Poole Case Also Avers Accident. LAFAYETTE, Ind., Nov. 14. John W. Poole, accused of the murder of Joseph Kemper, an employe on his farm, "pleaded not guilty in circuit court yesterday and a special plea of Insanity was entered by his attorney.

who said the defense would show that j

Poole was insane at the time of the killing of Kemper and that the shooting was an accident. A special venire was ordered by

Judge Richard P. DeHart after two ! members of the regular panel were ex- j

cused and the hearing was postponed until 4 o'clock. One talesman was excused because he said be was opposed to capital punishment. Poole entered the courtroom and sat at the defendant's table with his attorney, in a manner that displayed extreme nervousness. He has a mustache now and his appearance is much different from his appearance when arrested last May. Neither his daughter nor his wife was in the courtroom. Emory Poole, his son, who first accus

ed him of murder, was in the city, but !

did not attend the opening of the trial.

RICHMOND FLORIST CAPTURES PRIZES

The E. G. Hill Floral company of this city, which concern is exhibiting a large number of flowers at the floral exposition at Music Hall, Cincinnati, has several firsts in the list of awards which were given out on Monday. The awards made Monday were mostly on chrysanthemums. More than $1,000 In cash prizes was hung up for the various classes of "mums."

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