Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 136, 12 April 1912 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND TALLAD1U3I AND SUX-TELEGRA3I, FRIDAY. APRIL 12, 1012.

KEYSTONE PRIMARY

IS HELD SATURDAY

Big Business Forces, Led by ' Penrose, Are Supporting Taft Candidacy. (National News Association) PHILADELPHIA, April 12. Tomorrow will witness the opening of the bitterest primary fight in the history of Pennsylvania and many are the predictions that are today being made of ilts result From Pittsburg, the stronghold of iWilliam Flinn, who is in charge of the iRoosevelt forces in the state, word 'has zeen received today claiming that 'the Colonel will sweep the state, electling at least half of the 64 district delegates to the National Republican convention in June. And from the Taft iheadquarters a statement has been issued conceding a possible eight deleigates to the former President and claiming the remaining 68 for Taft. The Roosevelt faction base their claims on two things. One is the fact Hhat Pennsylvania gave the Colonel a (majority of plurality of 505,000 in 1904 land the other is the strenuous efforts

Imade by Flinn, a wealthy politician, iwho is said to have spent money like (water in the interests of Roosevelt, to (swing the voters from the Republican (machine controlled by Senator Boise Penrose. Claims of Taft Men.

The Taft men base their claims to

victory chiefly on the strength of the

party machine, the activity of . the business men of Pennsylvania, headed by John Wanamaker, and the popu

larity of the "conservative" campaign

I pushed by the present incumbent of 'the White House. ' The selection of delegates will be made through primaries held in 32 i congressional districts which will each 'elect two delegates to the Republican 'National convention at Chicago in 'June. These 64 delegates will be sup-

large which will be selected by the Pennsylvania state convention on May

jlet. This will make a total of 76 Republican delegates, the largest body 'outside of the New York State delegation, sent to the Republican National cenvention. The importance of the primary result ia believed by politicians to be more far-reaching than any pre-nomi-nation state fight yet made by either prospective candidate. This situation is brought about by the favoritism shown Roosevelt in his last Presidential campaign and the fact that the Roosevelt supporters have made a fight in every respect as vigorous as that of the machine Republicans, thus

It Is No Trouble to answer questions. We invite inquiries. Get a Pecki.Williamson Underfeed .As an investment that pays i annual dividends in satisfaction and cash.

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making it certain the results of the contest tomorrow will show in a great measure the true sentiment of the people of a Roosevelt state with regard to the choice for the Republican nomination. Despite the strong fight being made for Roosevelt by sevefal Influential papers and the money spent in advancing his propaganda, however, the situation on its face seems to be all against the Rough Rider, owing to the power or "Boss" Penrose's machine. The Union League club, of this city, an organization whose membership includes some of the most influential business men in the state, recently endorsed the Taft campaign, entering politics for the first time since the civil war. The regular Republican machine has been active in whipping its men into line and the Taft delegates throughout the state show that men of prominence have hastened to join forces with the Taft Republicans. The districts where the fight will rage most fiercely are in Philadelphia and Pittsburg. These cities comprise ten districts and elect twenty national delegates, twelve from the former and eight from the latter.

SMOKED MEATS! SMOKED MEATS! We are selling some fine hams, any size at 15c lb and 16c lb. Fine Bacon at 15c lb., 18c lb., and 20c lb. This is all our own smoked, mild cure and from good young hogs.-, SCHWEGMAN'S MEAT MARKETS Three Phones

BOWLING SCORES

But two teams rolled in the t wo-men bowling tournament at the Y. M. C. A. alleys last evening. The other two teams which were to have bowled last evening will bowl tonight with the last Sve teams. Cline and Miller defeated Feeger and Brown in two out of three games, the former team securing a total of 825 pins and the latter 895 pins. 'The scores follow: Feeger 132 161 147 Brown 110 179 130

Cline Miller ...

..242 340 277 .. 147 185 136 . 161 347 270

308 347 270 The Tramps from the City Bowling Alleys showed up the Y. M. C. A. team last evening on the "Y" alleys, by taking two out of the three games played.

A But In tho Cass. Festive Gentleman (returning home) It's all very well saying tnersh no place like 'ome, but Jt's getting therso the trouble. London Opinion.

The Modsrn Girt. He What do you call a real typical rcodem girl? She One who prefers an heir In the castle to a castle in the air. London Answers.

Special This Week WATCHES at Kennedy's, 526 Main St.

E. C. HADLEY Meat Market Phone 2591 1236 Main

Hunt's Grocery Lye Hominy, per can, 5c New York Cream Cheese Brick Cheese Limberger Cheese Swiss Cheese Partridge Brand Meats Spring Onions Rhubarb Radishes Florida Celery Lettuce New Cabbage Fancy Navel Oranges California Grapes Sunshine Cakes, (A full assortment)

Mulford & Schaeier

603 MAIN ST.

LEHIGH QUALITY

The fineness, strength, uniformity and color of Lehigh Portland Cement are absolutely unexcelled. Lehigh has not only withstood but excelled the most rigid tests. The U. S. government paid an average bonus of 23c per barrel on work at Tybee Island, Ga., because it exceeded their requirements. It is the government's choice, which will assure you that there is none better.

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Mr. William Shutz, in charge of our soda fountain and Photographic Department. SODA FOUNTAIN Now that the summer days will soon be with us again, many people will come here for their favorite beverage. And there is every reason why you should come here for sodas and the like. Our tempting delights touch the spot, quench the thirst, make your palate crave for more. The ice cream we use is the best to be had. the flavors are fresh crushed fruits and the carbonated water that is added, we carbonate freshly ourselves, gives our soda a

lusty sparkle that you simply can't resist. Do not forget that our dispensers know "just how" to serve you with a capudine, seltzer, soda bicarbonate, sal heoatica, seidlitz powder, and the many medicated drinks that you cannot get at the ordinary fountain. Make our fount your "treating and meeting" fount this summer. Expert Photo Finishing and Developing In addition to our large stock of cameras, films, papers and all amateur photographic supplies, note the following prices on developing and finishing and compare them with what you have been paying. Films developed, any size, 6 exposures, 15c. Up to and including 3'4x5'2, 12 exposures 25c. Prints 3 4x5'2 cr 4x5 size, 5c each. Prints, any size, up to zyxV2 on paper, 4c each. Post Cards from any size films or plates, 5c each. Our Mr. Shutz who has had much photographic experience will be pleased to assist you in any way for the betterment of your camera and results, and solicits your inquiries whether or not you make a purchase.

GtfdEET

'If It Comes From Conkey's, It's Right,

The first game was won by the "T" team, but the City bowlers "came back," winning the last two contests. Green, Runge, Myers, Helmich and Sprouse composed the City team and Price, Miles, Smith, Thompson and Knollenberg the "Y" aggregation.

The totalascores by games: Tramps ...... 810 733 806 T. M. C. A. . 829 707 717 Knollenberg rolled high score, getting 247 pins insthe first game.

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Dutch Rye Bread Tip Top Bread Raisin Bread Long French Bread Wrapped Cakes Cincy Pretzels BLACK RASPBERRIES Canned BLACK RASPBERRIES Large 25c Jumbo Cans, Fancy Dessert Stock, For the Day, 15c a Can Camembert Cheese Swiss Cheese Rouquefort Cheese Sap Sago Cheese Brick Cheese Pimento Cheese KARO CORN SYRUP GALLON CANS KARO CORN SYRUP Regular 50$ Size Cans, for the Day, 35c a Can. New Maple Syrup Dili Pickles Bulk Queen Olives Summer Sausage Toasterettes Bulk Melon Mangoes . John Eggemcycp &. Sons TWO STORES GROCERS Specials at Both Stores

Painless Dentistry Is what the words really mean m this establishment. We practice painless extraction, and every operation we perform is devoid of suffering. Being dental experts we enjoy a high reputation for careful and through work, and our patrons in the past will gladly testify to the character of our services. Our charges are reasonable, too. GOLD CROWNS 13.00 FULL SET OF TEETH $5.00 GOLD FILLINGS $1 UP SILVER FILLINGS 50c UP ALL WORK GUARANTEED NEW YORK Dental Parlor 904 Main Over Nolte's ;

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