Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 51, 9 January 1913 — Page 4

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THE RICII3IOND PALL.ADIU3I AXD SUX TELEGRA3I,TIIURSDAY,JAXUARY 9, 1913.

The Richmond Palladium And Sun-Telegram Published and owned by the PALLADIUM PRINTING CO. Issued Every Evening Except Sunday. Office Corner North 9th and A Streets. Palladium and Sun-Telegram Phones Business Ojfcce, 2566 ; News Department, 1121. RICHMOND, INDIANA. RUDOLPH O. LEEDS Editor.

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New York Representatives Payne & Young. 30-34 West 33d Street, and 29-35 West 32nd Street, New York, N. Y. Chicago Representatives I'ayne & Young, 747-746 Marquette Building, Chicago, 111.

Freight Troubles Again. It seems to be the lot of Richmond shippers to have to be constantly fighting for their rights against the transportation lines which enter this city. Fairly acceptable traction freight service was won after a hard struggle and concessions have been secured from the Pennsylvania railroad after much effort on the part of local manufacturers and jobbers, but the fight is not over yet, by long odds. Richmond shippers are now confronted with the task of compelling the C. & O. railroad to condescend to handle "local" freight to the various towns along the line to the north and south of this city. Railroad officials profess to be at a loss to understand why this service should be so poor, but it is to be hoped that under the vigorous prods the shippers and the Commercial Club are prepared to administer to the officials of that road, the source of the trouble will be as discernable to them as it now is to the business men of this city, who have realized for some time that the C. & O. has been ignoring "local" freight in its mad scramble to build up its "long haul" freight business. The Palladium agrees with the officers of the Commercial Club that a withdrawal of some of the "long haul" business the C. & O. is now receiving from Richmond shippers would be a most effectual remedy for the betterment of the system employed in handling the "local" freight shipped from this city. Incidentally, while the Richmond shippers and the Commercial Club are engaged in the work of improving freight conditions it would be a wise move to stir up the Pennsylvania railroad over the poor local freight service now being given by the Grand Rapids & Indiana division.

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COURSE ISARRANGED Mrs. Foulke to Instruct in Domestic Science.

(Palladium Special) CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind., Jan. 9. The domestic science department of the Purdue short course, which will be held in this city February 3, 4 and 5, has secured Mrs. C. W. Foulke of Columbus, Ohio to have charge of this division of work. Mrs. Foulke has been affiliated with domestic science work for some time is known as a domestic science lecturer . She will give a lecture in Hurst's opera house February 5. The school children will be allowed to attend the sessions on certain occasions in agriculture in April.

This is My 66th Birthday

The "King" Receives Homage. Thomas Taggart of French Lick and Indianapolis is again to be the undisputed boss of Indiana for the next four years at least. That is an unquestioned fact and must be accepted by the people of this state as gracefully as possible, for in tearing down one machine, the Republican, they have strengthened another. Democracy's, until it is now as powerful as that Joe Kealing, Jim Watson, cte., used to take joy rides in. However, it having been the will of the people that gang rule should be perpetuated in Indiana, the best must be made of the situation and it is to be hoped that Mr. Taggart will be a good boss and give us a few things we pursued down a siding instead of the main line We know that by a mere nod of his head the Laird of French Lick can provide for the people a public utilities commission law in which the public is properly safeguarded, some kind of acceptable commission government for municipalities, a good roads law and a presidential primary act, for did not one thousand loyal Democrats and true, mostly members of the legislature but sprinkled here and there with future vice-presidents and governors and ex-United States senators, stand on their chairs at the Old Hickory Club banquet last night and yell themselves hoarse when Charles A. Towne mentioned the name of Mr. Taggart? That one great roar that arose at Democracy's festive board at Indianapolis last night translated reads, "hail to the king," although just a few short months ago those same voices blended in a great chorus, which rang forth from as many car platforms and public halls, "down with the boss system. Vote for us and the people will rule again." Sad to relate this ancient political slogan had lost none of its magnetic powers for the majority of Indiana voters listened and believed in it as of yore.

BOARD MEETING

SIR FRANCIS H. LAKING. Sir Francis H. Laking, the eminent physician who was for many years the most trusted medical adviser of the late King Edward VII., was born January 9, 1847. His education was received principally at Heidelberg university. For many years he was intimately connected with the house of the late King, his official title being Physician in Ordinary and Surgeon Apothecary in Ordinary to his Majesty. He has also been one of the chief medical advisers of the present King and of the Duke of Connaught, now Governor-General of Canada. Sir Francis is regarded as one of the greatest authorities in the world on children's skin diseases. He is a Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order and has received decorations from the rulers of Germany, Italy and other countries.

Plans and specifications for a cement roadway in the alley between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets from North A to North B streets have been completed and were presented to the board of works this morning. No other business was transacted at the meeting.

Bully. Post Xour rich uncle was set upon by a bull. Parker Where? Post At bis country place. Parker Good! I was afraid it -was In Wall street Judge.

MRS. FANSHER DEAD

(Palladium Special) LEWISVILLE, Ind., Jan. 9. Mrs. Mary Fansher, aged 74, died at her home here at 4:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The funeral will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Fansher was the mother of W. D. Fansher, chief operator in the Pennsylvania offices at Richmond.

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CONGRATULATIONS TO: Rear Admiral William Wirt Kimball, U. S. N., retired, 65 years old today. Julius C. Burrows, former United States senator from Michigan, 76 years old today. Maj. Gen. Franklin Bell, commander of the Philippines Division of the United States Army, 57 years old today. James Hay, representative in congress of the Seventh district of Virginia, 57 years old today Lieut. Gen. S. B. M. Young, the first man to rise from a private to the command of the United States Army, 73 years old today.

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BIG AUTOMOBILE SHOW Cincinnati Association Has Plans Made.

Palladium Special) CINCINNATI. O.. Jan. 9 With the plans ''for decorations adopted, space alloted, and the list of exhibitors announced, arrangements for the pleasure vehicles part of the coming automobile show of the Cincinnati Dealers' Association are all but completed. Within another week every little detail will have been attended to. The exhibition will open on February 24 and run to March 5. The last three days will be devoted to trucks. Nearly every inch of space has been spoken for. During the first week 36 companies will display the different makes of machines. Nearly every type of car will be shown. Special machines will arrive from the factories to enhance the exhibits of the agents. The dealers believe in getting everything in shape as early as possible in order to avoid any rush at the last moment.

This Date In History

179-j Gen. Washington and other notables witnessed a balloon assension in Philadelphia, the first in the United States. 1S0H Public funeral of Lord Nelson in London. lffll New Orleans militia called out to suppress a negro insurrection. 1S49 Large party of gold seekers sailed from lloston for California on the ship "Edward Everett." 1S57 Charles Summer re-elected United States senator from Massachusetts. 1861 Steamer Star of the West fired upon at Charleston. 1S63 Formal opening of the Metropolitan Underground Railway in London. 1573 Napoleon III., the deposed Emperor of the French, died at Chislehurst, England. Born April 20, 1S0S. 1574 Statue of the Prince Consort unveiled in London by the Prince of Wales. 1912 American troops were ordered from Manila to China to guard the railways

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MEN'S WATERPROOF SHOES Lace or button, all sizes, $1.9S, and many such bargains in men's Shoes. LITTLE GENTS' CALF SHOES All sizes, up to 132, good, full soles, at 98c a pair. FIVE BARGAIN TABLES OF SHOES, Friday and Saturday in Ladies' and Children's Shoes.

Eggemeyer's Eggemnteyer's Initial 1913 Grocery Sale Our first rehearsal of the year on household Grocery Economy. We want to start right and we want you to start right. Read this ad carefully and learn an Economy Lesson. Grocery Specials for Friday and Saturday Our quality representations are legitimate and our price comparisons fair. Real, Reliable, Remarkable Savings

Asparagus Tips Large Cans Reg. 25c Size 19c Can Garmelo Brand

Hawaiian Pine Apple Extra Heavy Syrup Reg. 25c Cans Thick Slices 19c Can.

Fancy Baldwin Apples Clean, Sound Stock Per Bushel $1.00 Half Bushel 55c Per Peck 30c Fancy Storage Eggs Excellent for baking, etc Our Own Packing 2 Dozen 45c Single Dozens 24c Peanut Butter Maple Leaf Brand Good Quality Reg. 25c Cans Special 15c Can Lemon Cling Peaches Broadway Brand Heavy syrup, high grade Special Dessert Fruit Dozen Cans $2.25 Single Cans 19c Vulcan Safety Matches The Best Brand Safe to have on hands Strike on the Box only 12 (10c boxes) 70c 4 (10c boxes) 25c Good Rio Coffee Not the Best, Sure Not But Good Value Good Drinking Bargain 2- Pounds 45c Single Pound 23c

Fine Baked Beans Sunbeam Brand Guaranteed to Please Large 15c Cans, No. 2's 3 Cans 30c Pig Picnic Hams Meaty Round Trim Mild, Sweet Cure Kingan's Reliables From 85c to $1.20 Each Pure Hog Fat Lard Made at Home Fresh Sweet Qualitv 10 lb. Quantity . . .$L25 5 lb. Quantity 65c Fine Florida Grape Fruit Small 06 Size, but Good Heavy and Thin Skinned One Dozen 45c Half Dozen 25c Florida Russet Oranges Sweet, Small Fruit Fine and Juicy 3 Dozen 40c 1 Dozen 15c Pure Conc'd Grape Juice Our Own Brand Full Pint Bottles Regular Price 25c 6 Bottles $1.15 2 Bottles 40c Spanish Peppers Called Pimentoes Regular 15c Cans Best Quality 6 Cans for 55c 2 Cans 20c Imported French Peas Reg. Size Cans Sold from 18c to 20c Special 2 Days 6 cans for 75c 2 Cans 28c

Country Gentlem'n Corn Finest 15c Quality Dozen Cans $1.10 Six Cans 60c Three Cans 35c

Gold Medal Flour You know what it is. Look at the Saving Regular 90c Bags Special 69c Gold Dust You Know What It Is Large regular 25c Boxes Two Days Only 2 Boxes 40c Royal Cuticle Soap A Fine Toilet Reg. 15c Bar Size 4 Bars, 25c Very Special Breakfast Cocoa In the Bulk A Big Saving This Way Very Special 10c per Half Pound Mammoth Queen Olives In the Bulk Finest. Spanish Fruit Large Queen Size 30c per Quart 20c Pint

Fine White Fish Genuine White Fish In Brine Jumbo Fat No. 1 Stock About 2 Pounds Each Special Value. 25c Each Fancy Norway Mackerel Genuine Norways Medium Size Fish Fresh and Fat 6 Fish 40c 2 Fish 15c

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Fancy Strawberries Jumbo Fresh Pineapples Fresh Spinach Genuine Hubbard Squash Fresh Ripe Tomatoes Fresh Cocoanuts Grimes Golden Apples Canned Select Oysters Dressed Rabbits German Dill Pickles German Rye Bread Finest Swiss Cheese Box Sliced Bacon French Rouquefort Cheese Heinz Mince Meat Sweet Piccalli (bulk) Pig Bacon in Strips Gold Bond Maple Syrup Old Fashioned Buckwheat Swansdown Cake Flour Finest Solid Head Lettuce Casawba Canteloupes Fancy French Endives Fresh Green Mangoes Jumbo Ripe Pineapples Fancy Tangerines Fresh New Potatoes Little Pig Sausages Dressed Chickens Fine Pickled Pork Pickled Pigs' Feet

Bouillon Cubes (25c box) Backmeyer Sour Kraut Sap Sago Cheese Flake Hominy Neufchatel Cheese Heinz Sweet Pickles Biscuit Self Rising Flour Steam Dried Corn Meal Swansdown Graham Flour Peanut Oil for Salads Clean Canned Succotash Finest Comb Honey Long All Crusted Bread Pure Maple Sugar Home Grown Potatoes Baked Ham Canned Soups, all kinds Shelled Nuts Sea Moss Farina Tea Cubes for Quick Tea Old Fashioned Oat Meal Heinz Baked Beans Wrapped White Bread York State Sweet Cider All Kinds Olive Oil Genuine Jersey Sw. Potatoes Select Dried Beef Franklin Whole Wheat Flour Finest Limburger Cheese Bulk Orleans Molasses Instantaneous Coffee

WE EMPHASIZE the Power of Moderate Prices. The Virtue of Quality, and the Sterling Benefit of Service. Were you a customer here you would appreciate the fact that although we lay great stress on QUALITY, splendid, efficient telephone and delivery sen ice, that OUR PRICES ARE, IN ALL CASES, AS LOW, AND IN MOST CASES LOWER, THAN ANY STORE IN THE CITY. Let us hear from you JOHN 1. EGGEIifflEYER & SONS TWO STORES

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