Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 76, 7 February 1913 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADlOl AND SL'A-TiSl.Jb;GKAJl, JrKIDA V,l KHIJl Ai: 7, una.

MAY ASK FOR MORE IIIGHTJATROLMEII The Police Commissioners' Board Is to Meet This Evening.

The monthly meeting of the police commissioners will be held this evening and several important matters probably will be discussed relative to recommending that an appropriation be made by council for the enlarging of the police force. There are at present eighteen men employed on the local force. This number? is less than in other cities where one patrolman is employed for every 1,000 inhabitants. Four more patrolmen could be used in this city to a good advantage, it is said. Residents of the western section of Riverdale complain that they have little police protection. The reason for this is attributed to the fact that the patrolman has such a large district to cover. No appropriation was made in 1912 for more patrolmen though it may be made by council this year. Chief Gormon.said he did not, ask for fin appropriation last year because he did not want. to increase the expense of his department.

EXCELLENTSKATING Glen Miller Lake Is in Good Condition.

. Superintendent Hollarn stated today that the lake in the Glen is in excellent condition for skating., as the enow has been swept off, and the pond put into shape for this winter sport. Mr. Hollarn says that the skating is undoubtedly safe as the ice is four find a half inches thick and will last for some time. Skating has been impossible at the Glen up to this time. A large number of skaters were at the park last evening.

' A QuMr Claim. A. man of wealth and education fell 1b love with an Illiterate girl, who reciprocated his feeling. Before marrying her, however, be decided to send her away to school for four years so that che might become educated and fitted to grace his borne. At the end of the four years he had experienced a change of heart, and he broke the engagement. So she cued him, and one of the items for which she claimed damage read. "To loss of time while improving my mind, $3,000." ETery-body'a.

Drive Headache Away With Musterole

A headache remedy without the dangers of "headache medicine." You run no risk when you use MUSTEROLE to relieve that headache and miserable feeling" from cold or congestion. And it acts at once! MUSTEROLE is a clean, white ointment made with oil of mustard. You rub it on the forehead and temples. Better than a mustard plaster and does not blister. Used only externally, and in no way can affect stomach and heart, as some international medicines do. Best for Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Croup, Stiff Neck, Asthma, Neuralgia, Congestion, Pleurisy, Rheumatism, Lumbago, all Pains and AcbeB of the Back or Joints, Sprains, Sore Muscles, Bruises, Chilblains, Frosted Feet, Colds of the Chest (it prevents Pneumonia.) At your druggists's in 25c and 50c Jars, and a special large hospital sise for $2.60. Accept no substitute. If your durggist cannot supply you, send 25c or 60c to the Musterole Company, Cleveland, Ohio, and we will mail you a jar, postage prepaid. Mrs. F. R. Snyder, Brooklyn, New York "Have been helped many times by Musterole when I have had severe eadaches." 34

The American Money-Seeking Rush to End

CENTERVILLE WINS FROM jp FIVE Game Was Rough From the Start to the FinishScore 36 to 28.

BOWLING NOTES CITY ALLEY STANDING. Won Lost Pet. Keystones 29 1 .44 Giants 29 18 .644 Lichtenfels Sox 25 20 .555 ; Bonesetters 24 21 .533 Colonials 22 23 .489 Starr Pianos 17 25 .405 Travelers 15 27 .359 Slims 16 29 .356

MRS. ALFRED WAGSTAFF AND SON. NEW YORK, Feb. 7.-According to Mrs. Alfred Wagstaff the people of this country are on the veree of a great wave of temperamentality. Mrs. Wagstaff is known to lovers of good poetry as Blanch q!Li,vl .T believe we are on the verge of a wave of artistic activity," said Mrs. Wagstaff "we are due for TZ t ' the mad money-seeking rush. People are ready to turn to restful-beautifulthings There lLZTZ spirits in various parts of the country. This is a forerunner of countrywide awakenfng of TusUc produ'cUvS

(Palladium Sperial) CENTERVILLE, Ind.. Feb. 7 In probably the fastest rami of basketball ever played on the local floor, the C'enterville team defeated Steele high school team, of Dayton here last evening. The game resulted in the score of 36 to 2S. In the second half the visitors started to rough it, but the locals were equal to the occasion. Christ, a Steele forward, was taken out in the last half and Moore substituted. Out of thirteen fouls Dayton threw five goals and out of nine fouls Outervllle threw two goals. Dunbar Stevens and Peele of the local aggregation put up a stellar game, although Hort and King did their share of the work. Ralph McMinn refereed. Lineup: Centerville. Dayton Forward Dunbar Kalter Forward Stevens Christ Center Hort Jones Guard Peele Blunierstein Guard King Herbit

Dr. Harold featured in the Bonesetters Keystones contest last evening at

the City Alleys by bowling 226 and 2'2. Dr. Markley bit 221. By the bowling of these two players and the con1 sitent rolling of the others the Bone- ! setters won two games from the KeyI stones and incidentally made higU team score for this season with 955 pins. This score was formerly held by the Giants w ith 943. Harold secured j high average with 194. The Giants and Keystones are now tied for first place. Score:

Crater of the Mm. Professor K. W. Wood of Johns Hopkins university says the craters of tbe moon are full of sn:pbr.

I Watch For Caskey's f ! Sale Bill ! 1 PHONE 5150 G t

Keystones. Foster 122 Green 171 Porter 131 Broderick 157 Rockhill 137

187 157

184 189

160 173 ISO 143 189 134

Totals

72S 873 825

Bonesetters. Markley 167

JEikenberry 138

Bond ..." 163 Harold 163 Harold 226 Sprouse 186

Senator Vest's Pledge. Just before his first election to the United States senate the late Senator Vest went to a caucus of Missourians who were members of the general assembly. Following a competitor who had talked three mortal hours. Vest spoke for three minutes, concluding with these words: "As for myself. I have to say. with the full knowledge that the pledge I now make will influence your votes tomorrow, that if I am elected to the United States senate during my entire term I shall draw my pay regularly like a gentleman and spend it like a thoroughbred." He was elected and served the state for twenty-four years. Kansas City Star.

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A Little Chap Can give more annoyance than a serious injury. There are months of discomfort ahead, due to chapping and roughening of the skin, units you have a perfect remedy at hand. The one we think perfect is our CHAPTILLA If you think otherwise after testing it. com back, and git your money. .What will actually happen will b that you will" always kep it on hand. Prie 5 Cent Other popular chap remedies arc Witch Hazel Cream, larg bottle 25c. and Rosa Dtrm Cream, larg jar 25.

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Father' Position. Muriel Wasn't ber father on yonr side. He No: in back of me. Philadelphia Telegraph.

Today's News in the Sporting World

(National News Association) SUNDAY BALL. HARRISBURG, Pa. Feb. 7. With a negative recommendation, the House law and order committee returned the bill framed to legalize the playing of professional baseball games between 3 and 6 p. m. on Sundays.

THIRTY GAME8. PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 7. Thirty games are on Pennsylvania baseball schedule this season, which will begin March 22 at Annapolis and end June 25 at Ann Arbor.

ing the opposing side beaten by the score of 19 to 12, Steward Edward White, author, broke his right ankle in a slide for the home plate in the seventh inning. There was no more play after the accident. White today was resting comfortable. Many notable Santa Barbara visitors participated in the game against a team of the Gring School.

CONTRACT APPROVED. NEW YORK, Feb. 7. The contract of James E. Thorpe, the Carlisle Indian with the New York Giants for this season, has been approved by Thomas J. Lynch, president of the National league.

BROKE ANKLE. SANTA BARBARA, Cal., Feb. 7. After pitching a winning game, hav-

WESTON WILL GIVE EXHIBITIOH HERE Ex-Champion of the World on Pocket Billiards Here Monday.

Charles "Cowboy" Weston, world's

ex-champion pocket-billard expert will give an exhibition of pocket-billiards

Monday evening at S o'clock at the Murray pool and billiard rooms. Weston will challenge the best of the local cue experts on that night giving them handicaps. Following the game Wes

ton will give an exhibition of trick and fancy shots. Weston uses a set of solid ivory billiard balls which he secur

ed when he won the championship of

the world several years ago.

Weston has met and defeated Hueston, Eby, Sherman, Keogh, Clearwater,

Saffard, Stoft and others.

RUNNERS INELIGIBLE. NEW HAVEN, Conn., Feb. v. Four of the best runners of the Yale track team, Brown, Boucher, Smith and Bellows were declared ineligible by the faculty which will prevent their competing in the games of the Boston athletic exposition.

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Eastman and Premo Kodaks and Cameras. Chemicals.

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All Furs at Ridiculously Lou Prices

BEDS AND BEDDING Special Iron Crib, White Enamel, complete with Mattress, $7.98; Other Cribs, $6.73, $9.50 $12.00 up.

WOVEN WIRE SPRINGS All Iron Spring, while they last $3.98.

SANITARY PILLOWS Regular Size, $1.29

NEWTON. ELASTIC FELT MATTRESSES. 50 lb. weight, Imperial Roll Edge, French Art Ticking, made full size. On sale at $9.95.

GOLDEN OAK DRESSER Only $8.95 Th'is oak dresser has 4 roomy drawers, large French Plate Mirror, good finish, while they last, only $6.98.

COMBINATION MATTRESS Genuine Felted top-bottom and sides. Art ticking, 55 lb. weight, full size. The best mattress in Richmond for . the money, only $5.50.

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Sweet Florida Oranges The good kind Sweet and full of juice

Chickens to Roast and Stew

Jones' Mild Cure Country Hams. We slice them. Jones' Little Pig Breakfast Bacon (Unequaled) Jones' Pure Country Lard (La Perfection) Jones' Little Pig Sausages. A trial order of any of the products of the Jones' Dairy Farm, will convince you of their superiority over other brands. Sweetness and mildness of cure, is their success.

COFFEE THAT WAS ROASTED TODAY. That is why we are pleasing so many people with our coffee. Include a pound with your order Saturday and note the difference.

Dill Pickles, Rich Cream Cheese, and many other specials. Cream to Whip, Baked Ham, Pure Maple Syrup, Pence Buckwheat,

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