Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 99, 6 March 1913 — Page 2

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THE RICII3IOXD PALLADIU3I AND SUX'TEliEUR A3lTIIURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1913.

SALARY GRABBING STILUOIITIIIUES Another Marion County Official Gets a Big Boost in His Wages.

CRAVENS MAKES KICK

But the House Did Not Heed Him Senate Also Passes . A Grab Bill.

(National News Assoc lation ) INDIANAPOLIS, March 6. The house this forenoon passed the Ilouck bill requiring loans, trust and safe deposit companies to file fire reports annually with the state auditor and to keep on hands a 15 per cent cash reserve. The Ault bill permitting the use of 100 foot seins between July 1 and August 31, but requiring all game fish weighing under four pounds to be turned back, was defeated. Another bill by Ault requiring carriers of freight to hold it in storage five days free after notice of arrival has. been given was passed. The present law only requires 48 hours 6torage.

BEST FLY SWATTER BALKED ON GOTHAM

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FOR CLUB CONCERT Affair to Be Given By Earlham Organization At Lindley Hall.

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PROTEST IGNORED. INDIANAPOLIS, March 6. After Rep. Cravens had made a big howl about too much of the legislature's lime being spent on measures increasing the salaries of Indianapolis and Lake county officials the house today 55 to 33, passed Senator Sullivan's bill increasing the salary of the auditor of Marion county from $12,500 to $18,000 annually. Considerable time was consumed in discussion of the bill aiming to reduce the number of holidays on which saloons must be closed but the bill failed to pass because of the lack of a constitutional majority. Rep. Hughes bill requiring all motorboat exhausts to be muffled and placing a speed limit of ten miles an hour between sunset and sunrise received unanimous indorsement by the senate today. , Senator Gavit slipped over a raise of salary for township trustees in Whiting and Hammond to $1,500 a year after Senator Metterville had suggested that if the Lake and Marion county legislators had prepared an omnibus bill covering all the salary increases they were putting through it would have saved a "heap of time." , Other bills passed by the senate were: Releasing girls from the Indiana Girls School at 20 years of age Instead of 21. To prevent minors from smoking cigarets but. amending so as to permit them to sell cigarets. Limiting railroads to a charge of one cent a mile for transporting members of he national guard while on duty. Preventing the removal from a county of mortgaged live stock. Relieving the state board of school commissioners from advertising for bids outside of the state. Requiring all steam boilers to be equipped with safety devices.

MISS JEAN DAWSON. NEW YORK, March 4. There was unalloyed joy in the delicatessen shopB, butcher shops, grocery and candy stores and many other places when the millions of busy flies that make up New York s fly population learned that Miss Jean Dawson was too busy to leave Cleveland, Ohio, for a brief stay here. For Miss Dawson has been selected to head an insurrection in New York against flies. She had been notified that the community expected her and the authorities were patting themselves on the back over the idea of making themselves solid with the baldheaded men and the wearers of peek-a-boo sockB. But Miss Dawson has spoiled it all by declaring Bhe is too busy in Cleveland to spare the time to come to New York. She is a teacher of biology in the Cleveland Normal school and is known as the champion fly swatter of Ohio.

The Madrigal club of Earlham is ready for itB concert to be given at Lindley Hall, Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. The program is as follows: Part I. Beauteous Morn ....Edward German And English Song Anonymous

Madrigal Club March Hollander Edith Runge Day Break Mabel Daniels Happy Song Teresa del Riego Agnes Kelly The Rosary Nevin Morn Rise Czibulka Madrigal Club Meditation "Shais" Massenot Caroline Hutton When the Land was White Nevin Miss Kelly and The Club x Knecht Ruprecht Ernst Madrigal Club Reverie Schutt Marche Grotesque Sinding Edith Runge Vira Riker Waltz Song Durand Madigral Club Serenade . . ; D'Ambrosio Caroline Hutton Part II

The Mad Maidens Make Merry The Toy Symphony Rattles Dorothy Jones, Florence Doan. Nightingales Riah Fagan, Ed"na Wildman. Cuckoo Anna KesBler. Drum Edith Runge. Triangle Helen Dunn. Quail Geneve Johnson. Trum

pet Mary Whinnery. The Appeal of the Downtrodden Suffragette Mary Louise Bacon A Mortal Story Edna Charles College Jingles Madrigal Club Poor Old Tabbies Alice Prague, Mary Louise Bacon Agnes Kelly Old fashioned sougs Juanita, Nelly Gray, Dixie, The Mocking Bird Alma Mater Madrigal Club.

TO ASK T0RPARD0N Price Wants Commutation of 18-Year Sentence.

LETTER TO SOCIETY WILL BE ANSWERED

(Palladium Special) EATON, O.. March 6. Seeking a commutation of the ' 18-year penitentiary sentence given Charles E. Price, found guilty of manslaughter for the death of Andrew Avery, official- notice has been given that at the next meeting of the Ohio Board of Pardons the matter will be presented. Price was sentenced In 1912 during

j the January term of the common

pleas court by Judge A. C. Rislnger. Avery died from the effects of a blow struck with an axe handle.

COMMITS SUICIDE

! City Statistics

Deaths and Funerals. EDGELL The funeral of Mrs. Phoebe Dills Edgell, who died suddenly yesterday at 36 South 6th street, will be held Friday morning at 9:00

o'clock from the chapel of Wilson, iPohlmeyer and Downing. Rev. S. W. ! Traum, of the First Christian church, will be in charge. Burial at Boston.

Death 'was due to heart trouble. ' Building Permits. J. W. Dunn. 452 South West Fifth street, frame mission, $500. Births. Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Arehey, 313 South Tenth, girl, first child.

ANOTHER HYDRANT FOR WEST SECTION

(National Nw Association) INDIANAPOLIS, March 6. With a bullet hole through his head and a revolver in his hand the body of a man about 45 years of age, supposed to be Fred C Victor, formerly proprietor of a cut rate printing establishment, was found near the banks of Fall creek today. The body was partly covered with snow. A typographical union

card was found in his pocket. Victor

recently sustained business reverses.

Physicians' Organization Appointed Committee Yesterday. At the meeting of the Medical Society yesterday, the communication from the Public Service committee of the West Side Improvement association was read to the physicians of the county who are members of the society and a committee ot f ve physicians was appointed, by David W. Stevenson, acting president, composed of Doctors Pierce, chairman, S. Edgar Bond. Bramcatnp, Gentle and Buche. to answer the letter. The answer will be submitted at a called meeting of the society for the approval ot the members. A discussion ot the scarlet faver situation in the city afld the communication followed and the members were found to be divided in their opinions as to whom to blame for the present number of cases in the city. All the doctors admitted that there was more scarlet fever In the city than they believe there should be. One ot the visiting physicians stated that the

newspapers should "jump on the doctors" of the city as !hey were to blame in this case. Dr. Davit, health officer, was neither blamed no exonerated of all charges made against him. The committee appointed to answer the communication ot the West Side Improvement association will meet tomorrow. A special meeting will be called for the Med;cal Society. No action was taken in the matter further than the appoint meat of the committee.

missioners who left Jaarex Monday ifor the'City of Mexico to confer with President Huerta were fired upou ; Tuesday morning and compelled to re

turn to Jaurer.

BARDICK FINED

Richard Bardick was arrested at Eighth and Main streets last night at

9:SQ o'clock by Patrolman Rottong- , haus and Ottc for public intoxication

and was lined $1 and costs in police court this morning.

TO GROW HAIR ON A BALD HEAD

GENERAL SALAZER REFUSES TO OBEY

(National News Association) EL PASO, March 6. General Inez Salazer ordered to intade the state of Sonora to put down the revolution there today refused to obey the com-

Jmand of the Huerta government. General Pasqual Orozco, Jr.. has not been I heard from personally, but mmbeis (of his junta assert that the former

; rebel leader will cot lead his troop in

to the northern states. Peace com-

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v Minck Brewing Co.'s Bock Beer on draft and in bottles Saturday. Phone 1214. 567 Arrowroot Jally. To make arrowroot jelly moisten two tablespoonruls of arrowroot in a little cold water and then add a pint of hot water to this and boil for five minutes, stirring constantly. This should be prepared In a double boiler.

Sure. "Don't you think that we should have a more elastic currency?" asked the old fogy. "It is elastic enough," replied the grouch. "Why don't they make It more adhesive?" Cincinnati Enquirer.

Howard Dill, superintendent of the Richmond City Water Works appeared before the board of works this morning and stated that there was not enough revenue from persons living on Southwest A street between Fifth and Eleventh Btreets for the water works company to lay a main in the street. The property owners along the street petitioned some time ago fqr the main and for a fire hydrant at the corner of Southwest A and streets. Mr. Dill stated that it would be necessary to lay 500 feet of main for the purpose of installing L.e fire hydrant. He finally agreed to take the matter up and see that the fire hydrant was placed at the place where it is wanted. The claim which the Rodefeld Manufacturing company presented to the city September 24, 1912, for $26.50 was disallowed. The company started to build a fountain on city property and were ordered to stop work. They want the city to pay for the labor lost.

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DRUGS AND DRUG SUNDRIES

Rexall Stores

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ADAMS DRUG STORE 6th and Main Sts.

LIME-SULPHUR Now is the time to spray your fruit trees, shade trees and shrubbery. Ask us for information concerning this preparation. FLECK'S POULTRY POWDER Good for chickens, geese, turkeys and ducks, prevents disease among fowls. SIMPLEX SHOULDER BRACE Corrects your round shoulder habit, and deformed appearance. Four sizes small, medium, large and extra large. Price $1.50

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LIGGETTS CANDY Best candy on earth, y and 1 lb. boxes. Barr's Saturday Candy, special full pound box, assorted chocolates .... 29 SOAPS 12 Lb. Cake Harmony Violet or Rose Glycerine Soap, at 10c Bar, or 3 Bars, 25c. CREOLIN A good disinfectant for hen houses and stock sheds of all kinds. SAL-TONE The great worm destroyer for your stock, in 10, 20, 40 and 100 lb. tubs.

FOSLER'S PHARMACY 105 Richmond Aye.

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March-fickle, uncertain month, is just as apt to end like a lion as a lamb. But be it Balmy or Blustery, it must needs be a very busy month, for Easter comes this year at its earliest possible date, March 23rd. Only three weeks for preparation. New things for Spring wear are pouring into every department Children's Millinery, Women's and Misses' Apparel, Coats, Suits, Dresses, Waists, Beautiful Silks and Woolens, Lovely Wash Materials. Interesting and Profitable Days are promised from now until Easter.

EXQUISITE SWISS EMBROIDERIES. No better assortments nor better values found anywhere. $1.00, 27 inch SwJbs Flouncing, only 39c Yd. $1.25, 27 and 45 Inch Swiss Flouncings only 59c Yd. Other Flouncings at 98c, $1.49, $2.50 and $2.75, in the 27 and 45 inch widths, exquisite designs and finalities. Beautiful Edges, worth up to 25c. Special, only 15c. Fine Convent Edges only 10c Yd. 25c Corset Cover Embroideries 19s Remarkable showing of fine embroidery Bandings. Beadings, Insertions and all sorts of daintv embroidery trimmings.

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BEAUTIFUL RICH LACES Beautiful rich laces were never in such lovely profusion as our Lace Department shows for Easter and Spring Fashions. Oriental Lace Flouncings and Bandings and all-overs as well as many pretty laces of Venise. Filet and Shadow Laces, all at special prices.

This Store's Pre-Eminence In Silks Tt fs not In the loveliness and variety of weaves that this store excels but in the exceptional range of shades and designs, many fashionable colorings, scarce elsewhere, are found in our silk section in profusion in plain colored silks and in the exquise brocaded weaves so strongly featured this season. Silks which fascinate with their loveli-. nefcs and are creating much enthusiasm and silks you should see be. fore buying elsewhere are the new Plain and Fancy Messalines, Charmeuse. Brocades, Silk Serges. Silk Poplins. Tub 8ilka, Bulgarian Silk. Foulard Silks. SuitiDg Silk. Priced from 29o to $2X0 Yd. Richmond's best day-lighted silk department.

Women are quite XntHu&ia.si!c over otxr showing of Flew They leave nothing to be desired even by the moat fastidious materials run the whole range of weaves, from the most prominent Bedford Cords to the softest an smoothest of Silks and Serges. Colors are the most beautiful In years, and fashions have shown such a decided preference for certain styles that this is likely to be a season of pronounced vogues, any one of which a woman may take up with pride and pleasure. Besides all our Garments are Exclusive Models. No two alike, which should mean a great deal to the woman wanting a High Grade, Fashionable Coat or Suit for Easter. Interesting Economy News of Gloves, Veilings and Other Accessories.

$1.00 Shetland Veil patterns, white and black only 59c. $1.50 All Silk, 16 Button Gloves, black and white only $1.00 Pair. $1.00 All Silk, 18 Button Gloves, black and white only 79c Pair. $2.00, 12 Button French Kid Gloves, special $1.49 Pair.

Lovely Early Spring Wash Materials that bear the stamp of economy as well as being fresh, new and of choice fashion.

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$3.00, 16 Button French Kid Gloves, Special $2.49 Pair. $1.25 French Kid Gloves, all colors, Special $1.00 Pair. $1.00 Kid Gloves, all colors, guaranteed, Special 79c Pair. 50c Piauen Lace Collars, Special 25c

$1.00 Fine Lace Collars and Sets, Special 5Cc. Fine Lace Guimpes, Special 25c and 50c. $1.00 D. M. C. Hand Crocheted Bags 59c $2.50 D. M. C. Hand Crocheted Bags $1.19.

15c and lSc New Spring Rippilets all colors 12'?c Yd. 15c Soft Finished Chambray, plain and striped 10c Yd. 35c Silk Finished Poplins only 25c Yd.

50c, C Inch Cotton Ratine, all colors ,...39c Yd. Yard Wide Percales, all new Spring designs.. 10c Yd. Fine Quadrigo Percales, new spring patterns 12Je Yd.

IL33 2o Ftmslb&tuimni (Doo Buttcrick. Patterns for Spring and Summer

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUX-TELEGRA3I, TITUHSDAV,MARCH 6, 1SI13.

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