Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 265, 11 September 1912 — Page 3
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM -AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 11, 1912.
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THE OLD, OLD GAME SUCCESSFUL AGAIN Colorado Rancher Loses His Roll in Swindling Operation in Chicago.
(National News Association) CHICAGO, Sept. 11. Anders E. Anilerson faces suit in federal court yesterday brought by Chas. H. Ramsay, a Colorado farmer, to regain $127,000 which he Alleges was taken from him by a swindling operation. William H. Schoot, president of the Schoot Engineering company, and Harry J. Stoope, a real estate man, are co-defendants with Anderson while Park Chamberlain, president of the First National bank of Wyoming, Iowa, is mentioned as having had a hand In the deal, although he it not a party to the suit. Ramsay alleges that he was induced to purchase $127,000 worth of stock In the Anamesa-Oxford Junction Light & Powder company of Anamosa, Iowa, on the representation that it was worth twice what he paid for it. He asserts it is valueless. Ramsay says he was invited to come to Chicago and was lavishly entertained. He said he was taken about the city and shown numerous buildings under construction which were said to belong to Anderson. This was done, he said, to impress him with Anderson's financial resources. Amusements THEATRICAL CALENDAR. Gennett Theater. Sept. 11 Julie Ring in "The Yankee Girl." Sept. 12 Orville Harrold. Murray Theater. Vaudeville Matinee and Night. Sept. 22 Carl Morris. Julie Ring Tonight. Julie Ring, the charming comedienne who will be seen at the Gennett this evening in the delightful muEical comedy "The Yankee Girl," comes naturally by her genuine comedy talent. She was reared in the environs of the theater, as her ancestors for three generations were thespians and the family holds a conspicuous place in the history of the stage. Her grandfather, James H. Ring, was principal comedian for thirty years at the old Boston Museum and he is remembered to this day by many of the old time theatergoers. Miss Ring is one of the famous three Ring sisters (Julie, Blanche and Frances); each of them now heads a separate company and are favorites from coast to coast. Julie Ring made her debut when a mere child and immediately won recognition. After playing child parts for three years her parents sent her to Europe to be ' educated and take a course of musical training. Upon her return she had developed into an arQuick Strength to Nerves $1 Box Free A New Treatment Without Narcotics, Alcohol, Opiates or Mineral Drugs. The day of temporary stimulants for nerve-weakened men and women is gone forever. Narcotics and intoxicants for this purpose have had their day. Science, always to the rescue, has "It lent Rest. You Need, Pal, But the New Nerve Builder, Wade's Golden Nervine." given us a treatment of remarkable and lasting efficacy, absolutely safe and prompt in results. It can only be appreciated by actual trial. This remedy, Wade's Golden Nervine, contains no alcohol, morphine, opium or narcotic whatever. It is purely vegetable in its ingredients. It has the peculiar property of being splendidly soothing and quieting to the nervous system, yet being in no sense a sedative, and is a powerful upbuilding restorative tonic. If you are run-down, exhausted, "brain-fagged, irritated, suffer from insomnia, melancholy, lack of energy end Vitality, Wade's Golden Nervine will make you feel stronger, brighter, fresher and more vigorous than a long "vacation. This isn't too good to be true. You will find it out if you send us the free $1 coupon below today for a free $1 full-sized package of Wade's Golden Nervine. Sold at all drug stores, at 1 a liber al-size package. Wade's Golden Nervine is sold in Richmond, Indiana by Conkey Drug Co. Send this Free $1 Coupon. Gem Medicine Co., St. Louis, Mo. Send me, at your expense, a $1 full-size package of Wade's Golden Nervine absolutely free. My Name ........ Street No City . state .........
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Julia Ring who appears tonight at the SIX PEOPLE KILLED Many Are Injured in Wreck on Nickel Plate Road. (National News Association) ERIE, Pa., Sept. 11. Six persons are reported killed and thirty injured when Nickle Plate passenger train No. 6, eastbound, was wrecked near this j city yesterday. The axle of a day J coach broke and three coaches rolled I down the embankment. Ambulances j are bringing the injured to this city. I COLLEGE ENTRY BLANKS ARE READY High school is beginning to take on a busy aspect. The enrollment of pupils for the fall semester has started, and 500 pupils have enrolled to date. It is expected that over 700 will be enrolled and ready for work when school opens Monday, September 16. All graduates of the Richmond High school desiring to enter college should call at the office of Principal Neff before the expiration of the next two weeks, and secure college entry blanks. The blanks may be procured at any time. This should be attended to this week, Mr. Neff said, but it may be attended to in the week beginning September 23. . . tist of exceptional ability and this, in conjunction with her native wit and bewitching feminine beauty created a great demand for her services and managers vied with one another in their endeavor to get her signature to a contract. Since that time Miss Ring has been a prominent factor in New York musical productions. In "The Yankee Girl" she plays "Jessie Gordon," a wholesouled American girl who finds herself in a Southern republic and in the absence of her father she protects his business interests from a conspiring Japanese. Miss Ring has a number of songs to sing that are particularly suited to her. The Murray. Tom Powell, manager and principal comedian of Gus Sun's minstrels which are playing a full week's engagement at the Murray this week, is one of the best actors of his class on the vaudeville stage. Powell has a manner of his own and certain characteristics of personality which are not obscured by his black face disguise which, oftener than not, makes all entertainers of this class more or less alike. He has an insinuating way across the footlights in his monologue num bers which is hilariously funny and j has this season an entirely new reper- j toire of jokes and mirth-producing stunts. "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm." Klaw & Erlanger's "Rebecca of Sun nybrook Farm," by Kate Douglas Wiggin and Charlotte Thompson, under the direction of Joseph Brooks, has scored an enormous hit at the Globe j Theater, London. The American company which played or one season at ' Belasco's Republic Theater and an- j other year in the leading cities of the : United States, was taken abroad, j Edith Taliaferro scored a triumph as ; Rebecca and quickly won the hearts of her first English audience. Ellen Terry, who was present, wiped her eyes with a dainty handkerchief, and even men sniffled furtively and wiped their eyeglasses. Kate Douglass Wlggin, the authoress who occupied a box with Mme. De Navarro (Mary Anderson), came before the curtain after the fourth act, evi dently in a condition of great nervousness, and bowed her thanks. Her lips moved as if she were speaking, but no words were audible amid the din of applause. The applause was redoubled when she came gefore the curtain a ! second time, holding Edith Taliaferro by th hand, and then drawing the little actress into a fervent embrace. The Telegrapn, which wields an enormous influence among the theatregoers of London, has this to say of the performance : "Miss Taliaferro never tried to be more than a child, and that is the secret of her perfsct success. She never insisted that she was charming, as even children will do sometimes, and so she conquered. When she was quaint she did not advertise it; when she was happy she kept the peace; so we had a rare piece of work. Not to have seen it would be the loss of a simpie perfect pleasur1 -
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MEETINGJS CALLED Playground Committee Will Review Work of Year This Evening. The executive committee of the Sunday School Playground league today issued the following letter to the Sunday school superintendents of the cjty : Dar gjrg . , .,,' i ne executive comminee oi i.ne ouiiday School Playground League wishes to call a meeting of representatives from the Sunday schools of the city at the Y. M. C. A. building at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday evening, September 11. There should be at least one representative from each school and if more desire to come they will .be welcome. Schools which were not members of the league this season are invited as well as those that were. At this meeting the work accomplished this summer will be reported in full, and plans for next season submitted. If it is deemed advisable by the representatives a permanent organization may be effected for Sunday school athletics. Let us have representatives from every school in the city. Your committee believes . that the work already done meets your approval, and that there is opportunity for extending activities in this line in such a way as to be of material benefit to the Sunday school work of the whole city. For the committee. N. C. Heironimus. EB SUSPECTED Symptoms Show Countess Was Murdered. (National News Association) NEW YORK, Sept. 11. Returning ; to New York this afternoon from Jereey City where he had assisted at an ! autopsy on the body of Countess Rosa j Menshick Szabo, Dr. George W. King announced that certain symptoms had ben found which indicated that there might be poison in the woman drowned in July. "There will be many new and startling developments within twenty-four hours," he said. News Nuggets (National News Association) NEW YORK, Sept. 11. Because James Lang, of this city, refuses to do the cooking, his wife, Mrs. Mabel Lang, has left him. NEW YORK. Sept 11. Dr. Zeppaniah Hopper, professor of political economy, has begun his seventyfirst year as a teacher in the schools here. DUNDEE, Scotland, Sept. 11. Sir Jamees Donaldson, In his address to the British association for the advancement of science, asserted that all spelling books should be burned. BOSTON", Sept 11. In an address here ex-Senator Frank J. Cannon, of Utah, declared that "Massachusetts is under the domination of a Mormon King who has his throne at Salt Lake City." CASTOR I A lor Infants and Children. The Kind Yon Have Always Bccght Signature of (fMSdi Every thing in Music 23 North 9th
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A GREAT RAILROAD SYSTEMJOW OPEIl South American Line Will Be One of Most Important in the World.
BY JONATHAN WINFIELD. WASHINGTON, Sept. 11. Yesterday there was held, at the little town of Villa Bella in central South Amer ica, a celebration of which the wrold in general will probably hear little, but which will be of immense importance to nearly all parts of the civilized globe, particularly those portions interested in the use and greater production of rubber. The celebration marked the completion of the Madeira-Mamore Railway, a little line only 230 miles in length, lying a thousand miles from the nearest rails with which it could possibly e connected; but it is no unwarranted statement to say that this little railway will carry on its roadbed more traffic and do more to develop an area almost boundless in extent than the ..0,000 miles of the "Cape to Cairo" railroad in Africa and the projected Pan-American line in this hemisphere put together. The Maderia-Mamore Railway, now completed after years of hard work and defiance of all dangers of the trackless jungle, is intended to tap the heart of the South American continent, to provide an outlet to thousands of productive but unapproachable acres and to bring into contact with commerce from across the seas
region which cannot possibly progress I more rivers is extremely difficult owwithout it a hugh tract in Brazil, Pe-; ing to the dangerous rapids and waterru and Balivia, which must otherwise falls around which the cargoes must remain virgin wilderness. be portaged and also because of the The size of this vast territory is : alligators and other man-eating anibest noted by comparison. The two j mals which infest the rivers and jnuBrazilian states most to be benefitted ! gels. by the new railway are Matto Grosso ! Ill health in the present work was
and Amazonas. The former is six times and the latter eight times the combined areas of England, Scotland and Wales. The combined area of these two Brazilian states and the part of Bolivia which will be tapped by the new railway is slightly less titan AT1A.tlQlf tVlA OTAa Sf fl t Tt At t fl 1 1 Europe and a little more than onehalf that of the United States, inclusive of Alaska. Truly an immense territory to be brought into contact with world commerce by a railroad comparatively small and insignificant. A line of this size anywhere in the United States, already honeycombed by vast trunk lines from coast to coast, would make but little difference in South America it will mean the addition of millions upon millions of dollars of internal revenue and the addition to the wealth of the world of billions of dollars in valuable produce. For this railway will tap the very heart of the South American continent. It is destined to make the names of Bolivia, Peru and Brazil well known In the markets of the world after the tin of the first, the copper of the second and the diamonds of the third are forgotten. The mineral wealth of all three republics may be exhausted, but their agricultural resources will increase as time goes on and the land becomes more accessible. Rub ber, cocoa, coffee, sugar, cinchona, cotton and the citrus trees all thrive abundantly in this garden spot of the world all would be inaccessible were it not for the railway which American genius and capital has completed. The finished railway measures 236 miles (330 kilometers) and runs from Porto Velhao on the Madeira river to Villa Bella on the frontier of Bolivia, and, under an extension planned comporatively recently, somewhat further into that republic. The line is almost in the center of Western Brazil and offers fast and regular communication Sani-Fltish Cleans Water- Closet Bowlt quickly, easily
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AP VANCE SEAT SALE goes on at The Starr Piano Store, 10th and Main Streets, Richmond, Ind, on Monday morning, 8 a. .m., the 9th of September. THURSDAY the plat will be at the GENNETT THEATER Bex Office. GENNETT THEATRE Sept. 12, 1912 Harry E. Paris Presents :O.RILLE HARROLD The World's Famous Tenor Just Back from His London Success, assisted by Miss Agnes Monroe. Mail check, money or express order at once to the Music Study Club, care The Starr Piano Company, 10th and Main SL, RicLmond. Ind, and seats iriH be reserred according to the receipt of order. ' THIS APPLIES TO RICHMOND PEOPLE AS WELL AS THOSE LIVING OUTSIDE THE CTTT. PRICES Lower Floor 51.50 and $1.00; Balcony $1.50. $1-00 and 75c Boxes $2.00. NOTE: No Plione Orders Received. Mail order must be accompanied with remittance. All cars held after the performance. Carriage 10:45.
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Contrary to the general belief, the dangers of the jungle are not so great as are those of the open river. Jaguars of a huge size have been killed by a number of the expeditions, but always by hunting parties, and there is no record of the big cats ever having attacked the workmen. Snakes, of all sizes and venom, abound in the underbrush or hang from the trees and snakebites are the commonest kind of accidents. Swimming is one sport which is absolutely taboo in this section, because of the presence, in large numbers, of the electric eels and the pyranha a fish with rows of needlelike teeth, ravenously bloodthirsty and agressive, which attacks in large numbers and literally tears its victims to pieces. Several men have suddenly disappeared while swimming for shore and it is not known by which they were attacked the electric eel or the pyranha. For a number of years the principal product of the land opened up by the new railway was rubber. Large numbers of castraanha trees, from which comes the well-known "Brazil nut" al so abound in this section and will add much to Its traffic. Some pioneer settlers have already cleared small areas near the railroad and are raising maize and mandioca, from which is made the Brazilllan staff of life. farina. A superior quality of tobacco is also raised just below the mouth of the Madeira by an American named Stone who has lived in this section of Brazil for over forty years. There is litUe left In South America unvisited by the frontiersman, but there are huge areas of plain and forest which until now, could not be reached, on account of the natural Im pediments to the settler and agriculturalist. But this new railway will wipe out many af these difficulties to commerce. A mighty romance of in du8trial life was brought to a close. when, on September 7th. trade and commerce found an easy road along the short 230 miles of the Madeira Mamore railway, the key to the richest section of the New World. HELPING ANOTHER. As the morning sun brushes the darkness from the world, grant us today to brush aside the shadows from some unhappy heartRobert Louis Stevenson.
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