Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 308, 31 October 1912 — Page 10
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TUK mCUMOXD PALLADIUM AMI SUri-TEiliGKAJl.TJIUKSDAY UITOISUU 31, 1912.
H. US CALLED A D0UBLECR0SSER Charged with Helping Burns Unearth Evidence in the McNamara Case.
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(National News Association) INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 31. That Herbert Hocklns, indicted secretary of the International Ironworkers union, was Detective Burns' personal assistant in turning up the McNamara case and getting forty-five of his fellow union men indicted for dynamite conspiracy was the testimony today of J. A. G. Badorf, commissioner of the National Erectors' association, in federal court.
According to Badorf's testimony Hocking came to him and told him that he had given Detective Burns Information soon after the Los Angeles Times explosion in 1910, which subsequently led up to J. J. and J. B. McNamara and Ortie E. McManigal. Badorf said that Hockins told him that in the fall of 1911 he might confess and turn state's evidence. Badorf also testified that Hockins told him of going to the superintendent for the McClintlc, Marshall Construction company and telling him of a plant of nitroglycerine made by McManigal in an old cooper's shop in Rochester, Pa. Badorf said the superintendent confiscated the nitro and informed Burns of his conversation with Hockins and that Burns and Hockins were hitched up with each other from that time on and that Hockins gave Burns information about his fellow dynamiters, thus affording Burns the opportunity to "get the goods on" Hockins' associates. "This fellow Hockins has snitched on everybody, including himself," said District Attorney Miller. "He has double crossed every one In the case. Even while he was turning over to the government the correspondence against his fellow iron workers, he double crossed the government by keeping the correspondence of President Frank Ryan and did not come across with It until it was demanded of him."
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HENS, COWS, COLTS,
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And Fruitful Acres All Contribute to Make Wayne County Farmer Happy.
no hew coins FOR JCMAS TRADE Bankers Informed that Treasury Department Will Not Order New Coinage.
President William Howard Taft may be responsible for the bumper crops in the country and the so-called prosperity, but from the annual statistical report of County Assessor Mathews,
on Wayne township, it appears that to the diligence of the farmer, with the hearty co-operation of the weather man, is due the fact that only 100 acres of crops planted during 1911 in the township were not harvested because of failure. The figures contained in the report are somewhat amazing but nevertheless correct. Did you ever stop to figure how many eggs were produced in 1911 in Wayne township alone? According to the report, 1124 laying hens produced 99,790 eggs, or an average of more than 88 eggs each. The value of the hens was $5,083 and the value of the eggs was $24,437. Potato Crop. There were sixty-eight acres of land in the township which was planted in Irish and sweet potatoes. This
work the minute you take It and re- amount of ground yielded 3,135 bushlieves you the first time you use it. j e,s" Frox B,x acres Panted in onions If you suffer with pains in your back 1 400 bushels were yielded; 205 acres in
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There will be special coinage of halves and quarters for distribution among the banks of the country for the holiday trade this year. Local bankers have been notified of this ruling by Lee W. McClung United States treasurer. A special coinage of halves and quarters for holiday use has been a custom for many years, possibly more than a century, and it Is said that the government has upon occasion when
silver bullion was scarce, melted up I old coins so as to procure the metal I necessary to meet the demand for i new coins. . I In his notice Treasurer McClung
stated that at present there is $18,000,000 in halves and quarters in the treasury at Washington and in the various subtreasuries of the country, and that successful administration does not justify the purchase of silver bullion and its coinage into halves
and quarters for the purpose of simply gratifying a wish for bright new coins for Christmas.
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Supreme Court Upholds His Ruling in Injunction. The judgment rendered by Judge Fox of the Wayne circuit court in the case of William H. Pickett versus William S. Clendenin, was sustained by Justico Lairy of the state supreme court yesterday when the appeal of Clendenin was heard. Pickett filed a complaint against Clendenin some time ago In the circuit court, alleging that the fertilizing plant of the defendant was a nuisance, demanding Injunction and damages. Damages to tho amount of $150 and an injunction was given. The case was appealed to the supreme court by the defendant and the following decision was given: "The statute makes all things "injurious to the health, or indecent, or offensive to the senses a nuisance and ,a complaint against a fertilizing plant, showing it made plaintiff's property almost uninhabitable was good, and simply to call attention to the averments of the complaint is sufficient to demonstrate the fallacy of appellant's contention that the complaint twas defective."
City Statistics
When you have a bad cold you want ithe best medicine obtainable so as to cure it with as little delay as possible. Here Is a druggist's opinion: I have sold Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for fifteen years," says Enos Lollar of Saratoga, Ind., "and consider it the best on the market." For sale by all dealers. Advertisement
LABORERS NEEDED FOR STREET WORK The work of repairing North Sixth ptreet from tht railroad to the M. Rumely offices will begin tomorrow.
The blocks for the street have been or
dered and rne work of repairing the
'foundation of the street will begin at
conco. Street Commissioner Qenn reported that he has trouble In getting men
and that labor has not been so scarce
for years. Men are wanted to work on
the road and any one desiring employ
ment can procure it by applying at the city building.
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OPEN SEASON We htvt the STEVENS DOUBLE BARREL and REPEATING Shotguns and want you to examine them COME IN tee a gun that is made with barrels and lug ftrgtd frm me sUJ pitct jtttl. No. 235 Double Hammer Gun Price $11.83 No. 335 Double Hammerless Gun Price $15.85 No.520RpeatingGunPrice $21.60 and a full line of Single Guns. -For Sale by Jones Hardware Co.
orchards of apples, peaches, cherries, plums and pears, 18,609 bushels; 24 acres in berries, 1,180 bushels; 2 acres in tomatoes, 120 tons. The report shows that there are 24,299 ficres of drained land in the township; 218 acres of waste land, unredeemable; 26 acres redeemable by dykeing; 44 acres redeemable by draining; 4,177 acres of woodland in pasture; 626 acres of woodland not in pasture; 19,208 acres of cleared land. Cereal Products. The entire crop of wheat from 2,714 acres was 42,752 bushels; corn, 5,-
; 241 acres, 172,540 bushels; oats, 1,569 j acres, 38,651 bushels; rye, 51 acres, 1260 bushels: timothy hay. 1.848 acres,
Out of jail only twenty-four hours ! 1,906 tons; alfalfa, 152 acres, 288 tons;
and again arrested for public intoxica- prarie wild or marsh hay, 18 acres, 10
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IN POLICE COURT
tion, is the record of William McGee,
arraigned in police court this morMng.
The police say McGee is an habitual drunkard, wasting his money on liquor, abusing his family and spending most of his time in the county jail.
tons; clover hay, 1,018 acres, 958 tons;
clover seed, 18 acres. 27 bushels. The report on live stock shows that in 1911, 210 horses and colts were sold for $27,551; 75 mules for $7,590; average number of cows milked 914,
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A SOLID OAK PRINCESS with 30-inch French bevel plate mirror, 42-inch base, and all nicely polished, in a rich golden oak, worth $18.50, but our price is only
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Mayor Zimmerman, who has dealt lie-j and the value of the cows, $28,820;
niently with McGee, was disgusted
with him this morning.
"It is a pity there is not a workhouse
to which I can send you," said the mayor. "You are a good mechanic and
amount of mink produced, 471,502 gallons, selling value $64,010; amount of butter produced, 53,594 pounds, selling value, $17,941; number of cattle sold 600, selling value, $25,457; number cat-
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it is a shame that the taxpayers of tie died from disease, 54, value, $1,520; this county have to support you when ' number hogs sold, 4,996, value $60,021; you are in jail. The next time you are j number hogs died from disease, 3,seen going into a saloon I will notify I 643, value, $25,205; sheep sold, 318,
the police officials to arrest you and then you'll go to jail for 140 days and
for every future offense you will get
the same sentence. This time I am going to allow you to go free, and this is your last chance."
McGee said he would not leave his
home until after election and that as soon as he voted, he would leave the city and would never return. He said he would rather work in a workhouse than waste his time in jail.
Albert Brooks was too ill today to
appear in police court to answer to a
charge of public intoxication. He was
arrested yesterday.
value, $613; sheep died from disease, 165, value, $253; wool clip, 1,899 pounds, value $1,641. The number of dozen poultry sold was 1,006, the selling value being $5,-118.
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS
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Deaths and Funerals. BARNARD Martha Barnard, widow of Paul Barnard, a former resident of Richmond, died at Wichita, Kansas, October the twenty-ninth in her ninety-sixth year. The remains will bo brought to this city for burial. Services will be held Saturday afternoon at two o'clock from Howard Dill's home, 203 North Fifteenth street. Burial in Earlham cemetery.
Madagascar has a plant which yields a "caffeine free" coffee. It grows wild in the forests, and the natives call it mantasca.
In a rough and tumble game in the High School gym last night, the juniors won from the sophomores by a score of 16 to 8. The score was tied until the latter part of the game when the juniors found their pace and doubled their score in a few minutes cf fast playing. The dignified seniors brought the freshies to a realization of their proper place in high school athletics by marching over them to the tunc of a 13 to 2 score. The game was slow and uninteresting throughout.
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No. 5 -Carpets
AH Wool Carpets. Many patterns to select from. Sold regularly for 75c per yard. Special 39c per Yd.
No. 6 Overalls Men's heavy Overalls and jumpers. 50c and 75c values. Special 39C.
No. 7 Waisting Mercerized Waisting for winter waists. We have one lot which sold regularly from 35c to 50c. Special 12c Yd. No. 8 Rugs Small Rugs In Axminister. Tapestry, Brussels and Velvets. Sold regularly at $2.00., Special 95c.
No. 9 Comforts
Made of the finest Cotton grown, and covered in a rich beautiful art cover. Regular value $2.50. Special $1.45-
No. 10, Plush Coats We have a few samples which were closed out to us by the manufacturer. Coats that sell for $30.00 regularly. The very finest of plush, lined with skinner's satin. Special 818.95
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