Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 296, 17 October 1912 — Page 2
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THE RICUMOXI) l'AJ,LADIUM AND &UX-TEJL.EUJIAM. THURSDAY OCTOBER 17, 1912.
LOCAL COMPANY IS THE ONLY BIDDER Believed that Campfield Will Not Submit'a Bid on the Water Contract.
Widow of Murdered Gambler
The only certain bidder on the proposed water works contract is the Richmond City Water Works company whose superintendent announced positively that his company would submit a bid. It is not believed that E. M. CampHeld will submit a" proposal to the city. Mr. Campfield has announced repeatedly within the last three weeks that he was ready to go to New York to confer with the parties that are said io be backing him. Today Mr. Campfield said that he believed he would bid, but added that he "might have to go to New York." McArthur and JIcArfhur, New York brokers, have addressed a communication to the city authorities asking for plans and specifications, and it is expected that the firm will try to secure the franchise.
PUGILIST KILLED
Dies from Result of a Knockout Punch.
National News Association) . SUNBURY, Pa., Oct. 17 Clyde Lincoln, a 17 year old pugilist of Williamsport, Pa., died today from injuries sustained In . a six round boxing match with "Reno Bill" Tyson, a colored boxer of Harrisburg, last night. Lincoln was knocked unconscious from a blow on the jaw in the fourth round and never recovered. Tyson is under arrest.
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SOCIAL LIFE IN FRANCE.
Wamen Equal Partners With tha Man In All Amusement. ' Frenchmen cannot live alone; there Blast always be an Eve In their paratflse. The bachelor party, which Is a Common feature In English social life, la unthinkable in France. How can tnen enjoy themselves without women? Woman Is their enjoyment. ' It Is only the cold Englishman who wants to leave bis wife at home while he banquets or plays golf. The Frenchman's first essays in the royal and ancient game are always accompanied by a feminine retinue his wife, his aunt and his mother-in-law. It is only when be makes progress In the game and realizes the niceties of its etiquette that he consents to separate himself for an hour or two from feminine society. Unless he plays advanced golf he will always prefer his wife's society on the links to that of a man. That is why club life is Impossible In Paris except clab life of a special ort. involving- baccarat for high stakes and appealing to a rich and leisured class. Yet in .this case compensations are offered to the offended goddess momentarily abandoned while her husband goes to the "tripot" She la invited to weekly theatrical entertainments at the club entertainments proTided for, by the way, by the card money squandered by the men. And .the exhibitions of all sorts that flourish at the clubs nearly every one has some artistic mission are so many occasions for the mingling of the sexes. , From "France and the French," by Charles Dawbarn.
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MARRIED MISERY.
s IndHTsrafiee Plays Havoo With Happlneaa In the Horn. The foe of married happiness Is inattentien. The real wrong to the wife, the real . failure of the husband, la when he becomes unconscious of what i she Is doing for him and what she li la heraelf. At first her ministries and ber affection are delightful to him Then perhaps they become a thing ol eouMe received, enjoyed in a fashion, bat hardly thought of. And some j times, though not so frequently, thi wife becomes unthoughtful of her hus-baad.
Perhaps Into most marriages there-
creeps on one side or on both some- ; thing of this Indifference. Husband and wife lira together In the chiefly external relation. He is the breadwln ! ner; she is the housekeeper. They accept each other's good qualities as men wear easy fitting clothes, without no- , tMug. They put up with each other't i defects as with a smoky chimney ot I any other annoyance. They would confess to no alienation I They have only got used to each other. ' It Is the same "getting used" that robt life of its brightness; that makes ut blind to the stars and the clouds and the bright procession of the day and year, because wo hare seen them sc often; that keeps us mostly in a numb, half alive state, from which only occasionally are we roused to feel that wt are living In a divine universe and ar onrseivec divine. George S. Merrian: In "The Man of Today."
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FEDERAL IBSPECTIOf
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COLON EL WILL NOT
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Greets Red Sox in Famous Faneuil Hall.
New Ordinance Won't Follow All Rules of Department
of Agriculture. In a conference between Dr. T. Henry Davis, city health officer, and A. M. Gardner, city attorney, held last evening, the text of the meat Inspection ordinance to supplant tne one now in force was discussed and a rough draft of the measure drawn up. The city council by adopting the re-, port of the committee which investigated the withdrawal of meat inspection fro mthe llolzapfel plant, practi- ; t ally abrogated the present ordinance j which is based on the rules ana regu- ; lations of the department of agricul- ' ture governing meat inspection. The new ordinance will contain provisions that incorporate some of the rules of the department of agriculture, j
but inasmuch as the Holzapfel plant
does not meet '.vith the approval of the I federal meat inspectors, a number cf improvements for this plant suggested ! by the government of necessity will j not be included in the new ordinance. '
The rhangps in the ordinance will provide for federal inspection at the Stolle plant and for city inspection at the hands of a competent butcher in the Holzapfel plant. Certain provisions for the transportation of meat in the city will be included. The board of health under the proposed ordinance will have the right to order changes and the packers will be compelled to obey them.
(National News Association) BOSTON. Oct. IT Faneuil Hall. Boston's famous "cradle of liberty," had another favorite child today, when the victorious champion Red Sox were fciven a big welcome and received by Major Fitzgerald and the people in general. The historic hall was crowded with fans who lustily cheered the team members. The hour for the reception was fixed at noon so that clerks, department store girls and State street brokers and others could attend. Preceeding the reception there was an automobile parade for the champions. In Faneuil Hall speeches were made by the Mayor and other prominent fans, and President McAleer, Manager Jake Stahl and Captain "Heinie" Wagner.
; consultation at which Dr. Murphy. Dr. ' Be van and Dr. Terrell were present it
UE'fl K ON MONDAY :acla!ly announced that the col- , onel couM not Iev before Monday at (National New, Association) ! the earliest. At tb Sm UT1M It waa
I ruT.-ifrt -t . tleclared that the patients condition ! - CHICAGO. Oct. 1.. -According to in- ; wjw procrslns raTorabland that not ! formation just availkbl Col. Koo5-jth(? slightest Indication of a complicaivelt has definitely abandoned the ideajtion that might retard his recovery of being removed from Chicago to his t had been discovered. home in Oyster Bay before Monday, j The surgeons entered Mr. Roose The Colonel had hoped to be permit- j velt-8 room at S:35 o'clock and remalnted to leave Chicago tomorrow. After a !ed with him 20 minutes.
PONttrYS DRUG
REID IS INTERESTED In New Tobacco Company Chartered Today.
.Aiik i a GAVE FLOWERS AWAY
T. R. Distributes Overflow to Daniel g. Reid.
Patients.
(National News Association)
RICHMOND. Va.. Oct. 17. The American Tobacco Products company was chartered here today with a cap- (
l'.ai ci vou. uou.uuu. ine promoters announcod that the company is former for the purpose of entering the cigarette field in competition with the
American Tobacco company. G. J.
president of the United
Cigar Stores company is Ident!-
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ciers, Including Henrv C. Friek and
MRS. HERMAN ROSENTHAL.
GUARDS rOR WILSON
(National News Association) GEORGETOWN, Oct. 17. Carefully guarded Gov. Wilson made his first speech 6ince the shooting of Colonel Roosevelt to an audience of 2,000 in the public 6quare her today. He expressed deep sorrow for the wounded leader of the Progressive party and declared that he never entertained any personal opposition to the colonel, but regarded him merely as the representative of a set of campaign issues. The governor then assailed President Taft.
(National News Association) CHICAGO, Oct. 17. Although the bulletin this afternoon showed that Col. Roosevelt's condition was uni-, formly hopetul it was announced that a formal statement pronouncing the former presirT-nt out of danger cannot be issued until S o'clock Friday night. So many flowers came to the col-
' onel today that he requested the hos-
Our Teeth Brushes Brisllc With Good Points DO YOU CLEAN YOUR TEETH REGULARLY? You can't ba a flood and healthful cltlzan if you do not. Da you get into all tha comara and run evary gtrm to Ita lalfT You can't accompliah thia without a good Teeth Bruah. Do you rcaliza that you should navar un a brush over three montha if you are to be aanitary? Do you know that wa sell good brushes at such moderate pHcas that you have no axcusa for neglecting all the sanitary and hygenlo rules that make for clean mouths and gieamlng teeth? Note these soeclala.
Conkey't. 29c. ENGLISH TEETH BRUSHES. Hygeia Brand, aanitary, strongly made: worth 50c anywhere CLEANRITE BRUSH NO. SS. 2 for a quarter, celluold, real brlstlea, transparent handle, pay others 25c. Conkay'a 2 for Quarter. THESE ARE BUT A FEW of the many atylea and makee othera are prophylactic. Rubber aet, Sanitol, Noonan of France, Ac, Ac, COME IN.
THE DESDEMONA BRUSH Fits every mouth, well made, wax back, bristles cant ceme out. Extra kwality. All ever town 15c. Conkey's 10e. RED CROSS HYGENIC MADE IN JAPAN. Perforated back, a euperflne brush with curved handle. Wilt pleaae you. 35c Conkey's 25c
Agenta Belle Mead Sweeta, Steine Theatrical Make-Up, Anaco Cameras, Anaco Fllme, Syko Paper, Hammer Plates, Printing and Developing. Pennanta, Hallowe'en and Campaign Post Cards, Box Stationery, Safety Raiore all prices, Antl-Cor 8afety corn razors, etc Anti-Trust, Anti-Grouch. The Store Ahead. The Aways Busy Store, CONKEY'S, NINTH AND MAIN.
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ministrator of the estate of Homer P. Stanley, versus the Terre TTantp. In
dianapolis and Eastern traction com- ' Pltal authorities to distribute them to pany, complaint for damages, demand ! the other V'dV.cuts with his compll$10,000. jments.
JEROME FOR BECKER
(National News Association) NEW YORK, Oct. 17. Witnesses in the Becker murder trial testified today that telephone connections were made with Becker's living apartments at 3 o'clock on the morning of the assassination of Herman Rosenthal. After three minutes conversation Becker left the house. This testimony was offered to corroborate allegations that Lieut. Becker talked over the telephone with Jack Rose and later met him personally by appointment. Former district attorney Jerome will be a witness for Becker In an attempt to impeach the truth of Jack Rose's confession. Becker himself also will take the stand.
COURT NEWS
Being unable to locate his client, the attorney for the plaintiff in the case of Marguerite C. Norris, versus Joseph Li. Norris, action for divorce, asked that the case be dismissed. Judge Fox granted the request. The case of the Peter Johnson company versus Charles F. Wright,
People's Home and Savings associa- i tlon, Van Camp Hardware Co. and the !
Jones Hardware Co., suit to foreclose mechanic's lien, was dismissed for wast of prosecution. Judge Fox also dismissed the case of William J, Bone versus the Wayne Oil company, action for appointment of receiver, for lack of prosecution. Rule to answer Vas filed in the case of William McCann versus the town of Dublin, complaint for damage's, demand, $10,000. Rule to answer was filed in the case
of the Dickinson Trust company, ad- J
SATURDAY, Oct. 19 K. of P. TEMPLE Music by Weisbrod Saxophone Orchestra. Admission 50c. Everybody invited.
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The best is here those of you who have been regular customers to this store know what the best is. The garments we offer him are of high class and can not be equaled in either price or quality. The K. & K. Store buys of the best makers in the country the names of "Society" and "Kuppenheimer" stand for real tailoring and real satisfaction to the purchaser. We suggest that you come to this store and try on a number of these suits and then you can see for yourself the supremacy of the K. & K. garments. Prices : $10.00 to $27. SO
Boys' Clothing Perfection and Kuhn makes are guaranteed by the makers and ourselves.
Men's Furnishings The very best selection can be found here in Fall Furnishings for men.
K One Price gtClothers K Furnishers
Krone (Si Kennedy 803 Main Street
Absolute Satisfaction or Your Money Refunded
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Of Interest to the Entire Family
Be sure and read our advertisement. It contains news for the whole family. There are many articles you buy during the week. Why not buy them at advertised price? They are lower than others.
NEWEST THINGS IN TOILET ARTICLES Ever to the fore in these wideawake, up-to-date stores for the sale of drugs, chemicals and their Datural accessories, the filling of physicians' prescriptions. Soaps, face creams, lotions and powders; brushes tooth, nail, hair, hand and flesh; perfumes telling of many flowers, sachet powders and ail the rest. Smell sweet and keep sweet. IT'S HOT SODA TIME This is to remind you that we have mastered the knack of making and serving tempting and delicious HOT CHOCOLATE at our fountain. We serve it with whipped cream and wafers, making it appetizing and sustaining. A cup, 5c. We are still serving dainty Ice cream combinations in the most tempting fashion.
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With One of Our Kodaks you will be able to secure beautiful October views. We will sell you a Kodak, a Premo or a Brownie Camera, the films, Velox and Aro paper, and any photo supplies. Or we will do your printing and developing in un expert, rapid manner at the lowest prices.
Examples of Our Everyday Prices Taken at Random from Our Cut Price List 2 Gr. Quinine Capsules, per dozen 5c Z Or. Aspirin Tablets, per dozen 10c Comp. Cathartic Pills, per dozen 5c Mlgrane Tablets, per dozen, 5c Hinkle's Cascara Tablets, per dozen 5s 25c Listerinc 19c 50c Listerine 39c $1 Listerine 79c 50c Pape's Diapepsin 39c 50c Pape's Diuretic 39c 25c Dnnderine 19c 50c Danderlne 39c 50c Herpicido 39c tl Herpicide 79c t'Oc Scott's Emulsion 39c 1 Scott's Emulsion 79c $1 Pinkham's Compound ...79c $1 Peruna 79c $1 Mother's Friend 79e 25c Nature Remedy 19c 50c Nature Remedy 39c $1 Nature Remedy 79c 50c Caldwell Syrup Pepsin.. 39c $1 Caldwell Syrup Pepsin ..79c 25c Sloan's Liniment 19c 50c Sloan's Liniment 39c 25c Cuticura Soap 19c 25c Packer Tar Soap 19c 50c Malted Milk 39c $1 Malted Milk 79c $3.75 Malted Milk $3.25 2 Allcock Porous Plasters. . ,25c 2 cans Eagle Milk 25c 2 cans Mennen's Talcum Powder 25c 35c Castoria 23c 3 Nipples for 10c 25c Tiz for tender feet 19c 25c Bromo Seltzer 19c 50c Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets 39c $1 Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets 79c 50c Dean's Kidney Pills 39c 50c DaWitt'B Kidney Pills ..39c SI De Witt's Kidney Pills ...79c 50c Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur 39c $1 Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur 79c 1 Wine Cardui 79c
The real value of a good Hot Water Bag cannot be overestimated. It la an essential for any family, and there is no application of heat that can equal a good hot water bag. Our rubber goods are from the best manufacturers, and are reliable and efficient. We have everything in this line that ycur needs require. St our Special assortment of Hot Water Bottles at 59e, 69c and 79c.
Change Your Face Not so hard to do it cither; in fact, it's very easy to take care of yourself and have the best complexion and healthy skin. The daily use of Nyal's Face Cream will prove to you how valuable this pure and exquisite cold cream is. Use it for all toilet purposes. Use it for massage, chapped hands and rough skin. It is fine after shaving. Makes complexions good, makes faces good. .;. 25c and 50c
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FRIDAY NIGHT OCT. (o) Everyone Cordially Welcome . (Q)
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