Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 121, 26 March 1912 — Page 8

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PRIMARY ELECTIOll fierce Fight Made on Jeff Davis Republican Scrap ' in Colorado Is On.

(National News Association) LITTLE ROCK, Ark., March 26 Itemocrats of Arkansas In a primary complete Stat ticket and members of toe legislature, one United States senator and seven representatives in ConKress. Nominations are considered (equivalent to elections. Senator Jell Davis is a candidate for Te-electlon and Is opposed by former Congressman Stephen Brundidge of Searcy. The latter has stumped the State from end to end and his friends Ibelleve he has more than an even chance of winning the senatorsbip. The contest for governor has been 3ieated between Governor George . iDonaghey, who desires a third term, and Joseph T. Robinson, who has represented the Sixth district in Congress sfor a number of years. Statewide prohibition and taxation re the Issues In the light for the governorship. Governor Donaghey advocates Statewide prohibition through tthe medium of the Initiative and referendum, to be submitted in the election to be held next September He also advocates adoption by the people of the o-called Turner-Jacobson revenue act. Saescd by the last legislature, which eeks to revolutionize the taxing and tether revenue laws of the state. Congressman Robinson, who is ,opkposing Governor Donaghey for a third term, is Inclined to make light of the prohibition question as a leading IkMue. He says, however, that if a majority votes for Statewide prohibition jbe will Insist upon its cenforcement in tthe event he Is elected. He opimsed the Turner-Jacobson revenue act, claiming Of ratified It will increase the taxes Xatd by farmers. Arkansas has not adopted the presidential preference primary system, "tout ward and township mass meetings "mill bo held tomorrow for the selection of delegates to the State conven tion, which, in turn will name the delegates to the Democratic national convention. It is generally understood that .Arkansas Democrats are for Champ Clark for President, with VVoodrow "Wllson and Judson Harmon running a cfairly even race for second choice.

NICE WARM FEET FOR EVERYBODY Begy's' Mustarine Makes the Blood Circulate and surely does chase away coldness. . Everybody knows that incipient

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disappear over night by just rubbing on Begy's Mustarine, a remedy that is quickly absorbed by the skin. But there's a whole army of people that suffer all winter long when Begy's Mustarine will put warmth and comfort Into their cold feet and keep them warm. Just rub it on; it's clean, will not blister or soil, and you get a big box for 25 cents, and Leo H. Fihe Bays if it doesn't give satisfaction money back. Use it to instantly banish neuralgia, headache, earache, chilblains and frosted feet use it for sprains, lameness, bunions and callouses. Be sure it's Begy's . 2

ceptable candidate, especially amon? the old-line Democrats. Unless developments between now and the meeting of the State convention change the situation materially it appears likely that Virginia's twenty-four delegates will go to Baltimore without instructions.

ISSUE SHARPLY DRAWN. COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo., March 26. There is every prospect of a lively contest in the Republican State convention which is to meet here tomorrow to name eight delegates-at-large to the national convention at Chicago. Colorado has-been claimed for Taft ever since the State Committee declared for him at its meeting in Denver last month. The Roosevelt managers declare that the Denver gathering was packed with Federal office holders and that its resolutions in indorsing Taft and rejecting the proposal for presidential preferences primaries did not reflect the sentiments of the rank and Hie of the party. Despite the fact that the 8tale organization is against them, the Roosevelt followers are preparing to make a hard fight in the convention and are hopeful of results.

NO DECIDED CHOICE. RICHMOND. Va., March 26. That Jths Old Dominion baa no decided preference aa yet In the matter of a candidate 'for the Democratic presidential nomination in Indicated by the views expressed by the members of the VI rirfnla State Democratic committee who assembled here today to decide upon the time and place for holding the iStato convention to select the d-le-ugates to the Baltimore convention. Wood row . Wilson has made the most active campaign here so far and his aim probably is heard more frequently than that of any of the other Democratic aspirants. The fact that lw 'da a natjve of Virginia is expected to uald bis candidacy to some extent. Conarressman Underwood Is well thought . of, and he also la regarded as something of a "native son," since he wps educated at the University of Virginia. (Champ Clark haa many admirers and (Governor Harmon also would be an ac-

You judge a man not by what he promises to do, but by what he has done. That is the only true test. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy judged by this standard has no superior. People everywhere speak of it in the highest terms of praise. For sale by all dealers.

Halcyon Days. The seven days preceding and the seven days following the winter solstice were called by the ancients "halcyon days." This phrase is derived from a fable which sets forth that Hal cyone, a princess who grieved so deeply for the loss at sea of her spouse, wai sent thither in pity In the form of ti halcyon bird or kingfisher. According to the legend, the halcyon bird had during the time of breeding the powct of lulling the waves, and It was believed at this time the sea was always calm and might be navigated in perfect security. Experience, of course, dispelled this fuble; but, like many another old world story, it has left behind It a distorted meaning. In this cas the connection between the old and the new significance is clear, for the term, once expressive of peace and calm upon the waters, is equally expressive of tranquillity upon the sea of life.

News Nuggets

(National News Association) NEW YORK, March 26. A term as a juror in court la a better cure for nervousness than to go to n sanitarium, according to supreme court Justice Maddox, who recommends the remedy to all bis friends.

SCHNECTADY, N. Y., March 26. Arthur Milan, aged 22 years, has married his step-mothec, Mrs. Jane McMillan, aged 38, in the 'City Hall here. By his marriage young Mr. McMilan gains a stepson and tvo stepdaughters.

NEW YORK. March 26. Col. Roosevelt has been classed as a spellbinder by Mayor Oaynor. Upon application for a police escort 'for the colonel on a speaking tour through the city the mayor said it was not customary to protect spellbinders.

STOCKBR1DGE. Mass., March 26 Edward B. Owen, a wealthy resident of this place, who is now in Italy, will travel 4,000 miles to attend a meeting of the town council which will consider road improve ments in which he is interested.

PHOENIX, Arts.. March 26. Gov. Hunt of this state has spent a night in the state penitentiary to get a line on needed reforms in that institution and recommends the experience to all state executives.

PITTSBURG, Pa., March 26. So annoyed has she become by the notoriety which followed Andrew Carnegie's pronouncement that she is the prettiest girl in the world that Virginia Lee has been compelled to give up her position as stenographer here.

TUPPER LAKE. N. Y., March 26. Because he wants a place to swim without being annoyed, Charles Daniels has purchased Christy private park near here, for $200,000.

NATIONAL PARK, N J., March 26. George Hanners, who gave up a $5,000 a year position to enter the ministry at a salary of $500 preached his first sermon at the local M. E. church last night and was warmly received.

Belling Potatoes. There Is a simple way to prevent potatoes from burning and sticking to the bottom of the pot An inverted pie pan placed in the bottom of the pot avoids scorching potatoes. The water and empty space beneath the pan save the potatoes. This also makes the work of cleaning pots easier, as no adhering parts of potatoes are left to be scoured out

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Impressionistic."";" Edward was showing Miss Brown how well he conld draw a cow. As he drew be glanced from time to time at a cow grazing in a near by yard. "This is her nose," he said, drawing a curved' line. "Here's her body," he explained, and. after a look at his model, he added another curved line. "Now, here's her tail," and be placed a enrved line opposite the so called nose. As. he held the finished drawing up for inspection an embarrassed smile spread over bis countenance. "Perhaps we'd better call it a pump." he said. Youth's Companion.

BOWLING SCORES

DIET AND HEALTH HINTS By DB. T. 1. ALLEN Fod Specialist IRON. Sulphur seems to be very Important In nutrition for the average body contains about three ounces of It. Its best sources of natural supply are: Potatoes, beans, horseradish, peanuts, figs, lettuce, olives, barley, milk, meat, eggs, oats, wheat. White flour contains none. Iron Is a very necessary element In the blood. White bread contains none of it, milk a small percentage. The foods richest In iron are: Lentils, lettuce, peas, figs, nuts, rye,' wheat, apples, grapes,' prunes, oats, onions.

High scores were rolled in the three games at the City Bowling Alleys last evening when the Giants defeated the Browns in each game. Hilmich rolled the high score making 215 in the last game. Hodge rolled 20$, King 202 and Porter 201. The first two games were close but in the last contest the Giants literally "walked away" from their opponents. The scores follow: BrownsFoster 199 173 175 Green 173 150 141 Porter 201 146 i9 Broderick 121 179 155 Sprouse 173 157 147 Total 869 805 767 Giants Kine 167 144 202

Hodge 171 208 183

Myers 172 170 143 Helmich :.. 194 151 215 Mercurio 191 147 149 Total 895 820 891 Tomorrow evening the Specials will meet the Little Giants. Miss Caddie Tinney's Millinery Opening, Wednesday-Thursday; 10 North 8th Street. 25-2t

A Deduction. Bugby Who was that lady who sat beside yon at the theater the other evening? Smiths-Why, that was my wife. Bugby Ob. I don't mean the one who sat on your tight. I mean the one you talked with.

England's Forests. The forests for which England was at one time famous have Tanished or exist only in the attenuated form of carefully preserved, woods and parks, from which they can obtain but a fraction of the supplies they need.

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Spirited Selling Is the Order For Tcdayfl Our Sale Lasts Only 4 Days Were rot RJs Dft I

UNHEARD OF BARGAINS WILL PREVAIL THESE REMAINING SALE DAYS.

Room Size Rugs Greatly Reduced

AXMINSTER RUGS. Extra quality Axminster Rugs size 9x12. in beautiful colors, rich Persian effect; actual value $28.00; our sale price only 919.80

PICTURES. $1.00 Pictures, only QQC

TAPESTRY RUGS. Room size, 9x12 Tapestry Brussel Rugs, regular $16.00 vle $11.98 Other Brussels Rugs $13.75, $14.50 up

MATTING AND LINOLEUM 200 rolls new import Japanese and China Matting at 17c, 22c, 27c, and 32c per yd. Linoleum, per square yard 49c, 55c upward.

LACE CURTAINS 800 pairs new 1912 curtains, many of-them just received, save from 20 to 40 per cent ou your spring curtain needs $6.00 Curtains, now, per . Pair $3.48 $1.50 Curtain, now, per Pair 89c $2.00 Curtains, now, per Pair $1.25 $3.0 OCurtain, now, per Pair - 91.98

WILTON RUGS AND BODY BRUSSELS. On sale at Anniversary Prices ranging from $23.75, $29.75, and $36.00 up.

ENAMELED BEOS An Iron Enameled Bed, full or size, strongly made, nice design, good colors, worth $3.50, our sale price. . -92.48 Other Beds $1.98, $4.40, $6.90 up

LIBRARY TABLE8 " $14.00 Library Tablesplla. sive designs, 28x42 inch top, large drawer and shelf, -2 V inch leg, solid golden oak, our Anniversary Sale price $9.95 $20.00 Library Tables, -: now 9164)0 $16.00 Library Tables. ,, . now .......v.......; 12.80 $10.00 Library Tables now 91.98

SEWING TABLE. $1.50 Sewing Table, nly 91.19

DINING TABLES $15.00 six foot Golden Oak Dining Tables with 5 legs, nicely made of solid oak. sale Price -.-99.95 Other TSbles $7.75, $1230 up Folding Mahogany Card Tables, only 91.98

DAVENPORTS. Extraordinary Davenport values, 49 new patterns, all to be sacrificed $37.00 Davenports, nw 929.95 $27.00 Davenports now - 921.GO Other Davenports $1X60, $17.85 up

BUFFETS. Beautiful new 1913 patterns, very attractive, well finished, actual value $26.00; our Sals Price only . . . . . . . . $20.50 Other Buffets at $1530, $17.40, $3240 up

MEDICINE CABINET. Ip White Enamely only. 9$c

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