Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 249, 23 August 1912 — Page 8

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THE BICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TEIiEGRAM, FRIDAY. AUGUST 23, 1912.

OIL COMBINE

CONTRIBUTED

SENATE TOLD

John T. Archbold Says that $125,000 Was Donated to 1904 Roosevelt Campaign, but Has No Receipt.

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acceptable, but that donations in the future would be highly acceptable," was the reply. Refused to Give More. Mr. Archbold said that a meeting was held of the officers of the company and they decided to stand on what they had already done. Archbold said that Mr. Bliss then informed him that they were making a serious mistake; that from motives of patriot

ism the company should be willing to support the Republican candidates, and added, "also speaking personally to you I think you will lose by refusing to contribute now. There are others who will contribute. You had better do so." A year after the election Mr. Archbold said he went to Bliss, after Roosevelt and some of his bureau heads began making very unjust attacks on Standard Oil, and that Mr. Bliss threw up his hands and said, "I thoroughly sympathize with you. I believe the attacks are unjust myself, but I cannot help you." Mr. Archbold referred to the contributions given and said that Mr. Bliss was humiliated, but insisted he had no Influence. Asked who the bureau beads were Mr. Archbold said, "Garfield and Herbert Knox Smith, and to their line of attack Mr. Roosevelt Invariably put his stamp of approval without any investigation of facts. Whenever any question of legislation was pending or whenever any matter was before the court there was always one of these reports," said Mr. Archbold. Pressed by Senator Pomerene he said that the substance of Mr. Bliss' statement at that time was that it would have been different "if we had done as they wished us to." "Do you know whether Bliss made

any report to the national committee or to Mr. Roosevelt to the effect that you had failed to make any further contributions?" asked Pomerene. "I am sure that it was so reported." Archbold declared that Senators Scott and Elklns were disposed to give Standard Oil credit for bringing West Virginia from the Democratic Into the Republican column. He said further that the employes of the Standard Oil company were advised of the stand the company had taken. He said he recalled no contributions to the Democratic . campaign fund that year, although some of the individual directors might have contributed.

tention of the senate for hours, while they joined in a tirade of abuse of Colonel Roosevelt, such as never before was witnessed in the upper branch of congress, where the debates often wax virulent. The significance of the performance was, first, that it showed thatsthe reactionary Republican and Democratic leaders have an understanding which is equivalent to a working agreement, and which has for its object a union and co-ordination of forces in fighting Colonel Roosevelt, and secondly, that they realize that Roosevelt is a powerful figure before the American people and a hard man to beat. The Progressives In congress are hightly elated over the exposure of this reactionary Republican-Democratic alliance. "If the alliance keeps up this line of attack for six weeks Colonel Roosevelt's election will absolutely be assured," said Senator Bristow of Kansas. "It was abuse that elected Grover Cleveland to the presidency." Shows "Twins" Have Fear. "By the attacks which they are making on Colonel Roosevelt and the energy which they are expending in their efforts to traduce him, these twin brothers of the reactionary old party camps show that they have a consuming fear of him," said Senator Poin-

dexter.

Progressives generally regard this beginning of a concerted attack on Roosevelt from the camps of the two old parties as the most significant campaign development up to date and as foreshadowing the same sort of welfare throughout the entire campaign, with Roosevelt as the target and with President Taft lost sight of entirely. This in itself, the Progressives say, is the best evidence of the commanding position which Colonel Roosevelt occupies in the presidential contest. That "every knock is a boost," coming from a combination which has as its central figure such a notorious and discredited boss as Senator Penrose, is the confident belief of the Progressives, who think that such a spectacle as was witnessed in the senate yesterday will only strengthen Colonel

Roosevelt's hold on the country. There was every evidence of team work and careful stage preparation. Team Work is Perfect. Questions asked by Reed which gave rise to Penrose's charges apparently were not unexpected, for Senator Penrose had a ready answer for every one just such an answer as would have been forthcoming if the whole affair had been rehearsed in advance. Then Senator. Williams chipped in with more questions which were fram-

i ed, as were those of Senator Reed, to

avoid putting Penrose in a hole, while at the same time seeking to smirch Colonel Roosevelt. The performance was so obviously opera bouffe in its character that it was not long until the entire senate caught on to the fine example of team work between the Republican and Democratic sides.

SUCCESSFUL

CHAUTAUQUA

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First Program, Offered This Afternoon Before Large Crowd, Gives Promise of Many Treats.

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absorbing recital and the manner in which it was made. Mr. Gunckel, it might be interesting to know, was adopted into the family of the wife of Judge D. W. Comstock, of this city, and was reared by her mother. Cambridge Players. The Cambridge Players gave a second concert at three o'clock and will appear again at seven this evening. Adam Bede, a well known political speaker will deliver an address this evening on "Our Nation; Its Problems and Progress." There will be no sessions on Saturday morning, a concert to be given at two in the afternoon followed by a reading from "The Hoosier Schoolmaster" by, Noah Beilhartz.

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STRIKE POCKET Milton Company Meets Success in Its Drilling.

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(Palladium Special) MILTON. Ind., Aug. 23. The oil and gas well being drilled on the farm of J. E. Doddridge, in the Doddridge neighborhood by the Doddridge Oil and Gas company, is 2575 feet below the surface. At their last drilling they reached another flow of gas in second trenton.iand are very much elated over the prospects. The drilling has been suspended until they receive the tubing ordered. They expect to resume work the early part of next week. The company has been re-organized with an increase of membership. The Btock

was also increased from $10,000 to $25,000. It has all been taken up.

(National News Association) ASHLAND. O.. Aug. 23. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Foster of this city were instantly killed and their son severely injured late yesterday when a South

ern Ohio interurban car from Cleveland ran down their automobile at a grade crossing. The Interurban was

running backwards at high speed.

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A FRAMEUP ON T. R. WASHINGTON, Aug. 23. A carefully staged attack on Theodore Roosevelt in the United States senate yesterday emblazoned him before the country In bold relief as the candidate who is most feared by the reactionary Republicans and Democrats. The closing hours of the expiring session of congress are being devoted to a most remarkable political play in the senate, a play which clearly indicates that the reactionary Republican and Democratic leaders fear Colonel Roosevelt's hold upon the country and

are joining forces to defeat him at all hazards. Enemies Join Forces. Republican and Democratic leaders, apprehensive of Colonel Roosevelt's great and -growing popularity as a presidential aspirant, and knowing that President Taft does not have a look-in, have joined forces in a combination to smirch Colonel Roosevelt by Indirection and innuendo. The whole scheme was laid bare when a plan of attack, that is expected to continue throughout the campaign, was unfolded in the senate. Acting together, evidently in conformity with a carefully thought-out plan of co-opeitation, Senator Penrose, the reactionary Republican leader of the senate, and Senators Reed of Missouri, Williams. of Mississippi, Democratic allies of Penrose, held the at-

ANOTHER NEW SONG Mrs. John McKhann is composer of a new song entitled, "I'm Waiting, My Sweetheart, for You." It Is very pretty and is a good seller; is now on sale at Hungers music store.

SPOKANE, Wn., Aug. 23. F. Augustus Heinz of Butte and New York today faces a libel suit for $100,000. Edward J. Carter of Spokane is the complainant. He says he was libeled in a statement sent by Heinz to the stockholders of the Stewart mining company, of which he is president, declaring that Carter had demanded 25,000 shares of the stock of the company and had threatened to sue Heinz if his demands were refused.

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Bargains Bargains ONLY 8 MORE DAYS LEFT On Our 30 Discount Sale Call and see this beautiful line of Pretty Pictures. The Richmond Art Store 12 N. NINTH STREET

KENNEDY'S The Busiest, Biggest Little Store in Town Chautauqua Visitors Can always find what they want in the Jewelry line at this store. ' This year we want you to come in and get acquainted with our watches, which includes all makes. Also our Moore's Non-leakable Fountain Pen. Best pen in the market.

500 Remnants of EMBROIDERIES, worth 5c to 15c Yd., 1 to 7 Yd. Lengths, Friday &, Saturday, 2c Yd.

7c COMFORT OUTTNG, Splendid Dark Colors 5cYard

August Sales of Muslins, Sheets, Kritiens Embroidericc, Ribbons, Outings, Ginghams, (Curtain Materials and IHIundrcdc of Other Household F3eeds

Note tHe iiemsMThe prices make it self-evident tHat present and anticipated need should Be provided for now 4

DOMESTIC SAVINGS DURING THIS AUGUST SELLING 10c Bleached Hope Muslin 8c Yd. 12c. 40-inch Bleached Muslin 10c Yd. Extra Heavy Unbleached Muslin ... .5c Yd. Tc Dark Comfort Outings 5c Yd. 12 c Heavy Outings, light and dark colorings, just for a starter 10c Yd. Comfort Challies, new fall styles, oriental and floral designs 5c Yd. 85c 81x90 Sheets, fine bleached sheetings 69c 20c 45x06 Pillow Cases 15c WOMEN'S KNIT SUMMER UNDERWEAR AT AUGUST CLEARANCE PRICES Women's Fine Knit 75c Union Suits, lace trimmed, short knee, August price 50c Women's Fine Knit 50c Union Suits, lace trimmed, short knee, August price. . . .35c Women's 25c Fine Knit Vests, lace trimmed, V or square neck, Special 15c Women's 50c Fine Knit Drawers, lace trimmed. Special ..' 35c Women's 25c Fine Knit Drawers, tight knee and lace trimmed, Special 19c ANOTHER BIG RIBBON FLURRY Fine Heavy All Silk Hair Bow RibbonsWide, Plain Taffeta, and Fancy Dresden and Plaids. 50 Pieces 25c All Silk Taffeta Ribbons, No. 150 wide, all colors 15c Yd. 50 pieces Fine Dresden Floral Ribbons, widths up to 6 inches, worth 50c, 75c, $1 yard, August Special 25c Yd. 25 pieces Fancy All Silk Plaid and Check Ribbons, No. 100 wide, 25c values, August Special 15c Yd.

Notable Values in .This August Selling Are CURTAIN MATERIALS

Thrifty Housewives Are Buying Advantageously ;;rf! Beautiful Decorative Styles as you will agree when you see them and the prices Why! They're simply irresistable to thrifty housewives. Note the Savings, then come see the styles and qualities i and. jroull not wonder that the assortments will not last very long. 10c, 36-inch Striped Curtain Swisses, per yard 5c 25c Imported White Curtain Madras, per yard 18c 35c Imported White and Arabian Curtain Madras, per yard'.. 25c Fancy Printed Madras Curtalnings, per yard, only 10c 20c Fancy Barred Scrims, Reversible, Oriental Styles, per yard 12J4c 25c Reversible Curtain Etamines, all new Oriental Floral and Fruit designs, per yard 18c

EARLY FALL MERCHANDISE In Which This August Selling Affords Splendid Savings. Practical Materials fqr School Wear. 10c Gingham, light and dark styles, per yard 8V3C 1234 c Ginghams, many dark rich plaid effects, per yard 10c 15c Zephyr Ginghams, light and dark plaid and checks, per yard....12'c Fine Soft Finished Chambray Ginghams, per yard 10c 12 c Shirting Cheviots, light and dark colorings, per yard 10c 15c Fleeced Kimona and Wrapper materials, pretty oriental colorings, per yard, only 10c 20c Flannel Waistlngs, Stripes and Plain Colors, French Flannel finish, now so popular for the soft collar waists, per yard ...... 15c A Golden Opportunity to Buy FALL TABLE LINENS Here's the housewife's chance to buy for future needs. Take advantage of prices not likely to be equalled soon again. $1.00 70-inch Bleached Linen Table Damask, fine satin finish, 5 elegant styles, yard : 79c 50c Mercerized Damask, 66 inches wide, beautiful floral design.. 39c yd. 35c Bleached Table Damask, Eplendid designs, yard 29c 25c Bleached Table Damask, floral and conventional designs, yd. ...19c

GOODLY SAVINGS ON LINEN CRASHES Buy Them Now and Savs Money A Like Opportunity May Not Occur. 12V&C Unbleached Linen Crash, 18 Inches wide, blue border 9c Yd. 12 c bleached Linen Crash, 18 inches wide, blue or red border . . . .9c Yd. 10c Unbleached Linen Crash, 18 Inches wide, blue border 7J4c Yd. lS-inch Silver Bleached Crash, while it lasts 5c Yd. Bleached Huck Toweling, plain and fancy stripe, regular 13c grade, 16 inches wide, splendid for guest towels ..10c Yd. Bleached Huck Toweling, plain and fancy stripe, regular 20c grade, 20 inches wide. splendid for stamping 15c Yd. EXTRAORDINARY PURCHASE OF CHILDREN'S EARLY FALL SWEATERS A Most Fortunate Purchase enables us to place these sweaters on sale at about cost prices. Wise mothers will supply their children with school sweaters now. GIRLS' 11.50 ALL WOOL SWEATERS, fancy knitted coat styles, plain red or white colors, sizes 28 to 34, Aug. price.... 93c CHILId'S $1.00 ALL WOOL SWEATERS. . Fancy Knitted Coat Styles, colors white and red, high and roll collars, some double breasted effects, sizes 22 to 26, August price ......... 79e CHILD'S SWEATERS, plain wool knitted, just the thing for early falL V collars; colors, red, white and grey, sires 22 to 26 mind you. Wool Sweaters, while they last 39c

Saturday and Monday will be eventful days We've Hundreds of noteworthy buying opportunities throughout the store Sec Our Windows

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