Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 189, 17 June 1913 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY. JUNE 17, 1913

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Municipal Ticket That Old Party Men Jeered Swept City.

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Watchman Only City Officer Chosen From Another Ticket.

(National News Association) GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., June 17 Allegan, the county Beat of Allegan county, Michigan, lays claim to a distinction that is held by no other city in the United States. It has a Progressive mayor and a common council composed of ive Progressive alderman. When the campaign for the municipal government w,as begun in the spring the Republicans put up a ticket that looked etrong enough to win. The Democrats, surfeited with? the memories of the victories of the fall of 1912, entered a body of competitors in the race that, to them, seemed incapable of defeat, while the Progressives, although satisfied in their own minds that they would eventually end up at the top of the ladder, placed a ticket in the field that was greeted with jeers from every corner, and after a few days little or no thought was given to it. . Then the Progressives demonstrated that they were real campaigners. They

got up early in. the morning, while the Republican and ' Democratic candidates still slept, and began their work of securing supporters. Win by Big Majority. On the day of the election they were ever present. They worked unceasingly. Every move that could be made in their interests was made, and as a result, when the ballots were counted it was found that they had

won over the Republicans and Democrats by a large majority. F. C. Castell, graduated in 1908 from the dental college of the University of Michigan, is the mayor. The five aldermen are C. E. Hoffman, M. D. Owens, Swan Sequist, Roy Adams and H. W. Mcintosh. Hoffman is a lawyer and is the prosecuting attorney of Allegan county; Owens is a manufacturer; Sequist Is a retired farmer and a man of wealth; Adams Is a bookkeeper, and Mcintosh is the superintendent of schools in Allegan. One Appointee Not a Progressive. That the administration of the Progressives is proving a satisfaction to the people is evidenced by the manner in which their propositions are received. Even the mayor's action in appointing Progressives to the offices of health officer, members of the board of public works and members of the health department met with hearty approval. But one office In the municipal organization did Mayor Castell suffer to exist with a non-Progressive man as an occupant. That was the office of city night watch. Notwithstanding the fact that the incumbent was a Democrat, the mayor figured that, inasmuch as he had filled the place for fifteen years to every one's satisfaction, he was entitled to another term.

WHA T TO DO DURING VA CA TION IS INTERESTING PUPILS NOW

Many School Children Will Visit Relatives in Country During Hot Months Some to Continue Studies.

For a Weak Stomach. Take Chamberlain's Tablets. They enable the stomach to perform its functions naturally. For sale by all dealers. ( Advertisement)

"What will I do during vacation?" Many Richmond persons are asking themselves this question. Of the school children in the city who have been "turned loose" from the public schools, more than six hundred are high school pupils. Almost three thousand school children are un

der the age of 14 years, and many of them have made no plans, and the disposal of their time during vacation lies entirely with their parents. A Few Will Travel. Many of the high school pupils who will have three months time which they may call their own, have planned to visit relatives in other cities. Some few will travel, while others will spend their vacations working. Others have visions of summer camps at popular sumer resorts on small lakes and rivers of the state. A month in some large city, where there is a constant round of pleasure for visitors, is the dream of some, while a few have announced their intention of visiting country relatives. Difficult to Obtain Work. It Is very difficult for high school boys and girls to obtain suitable work during their summer vacations, and many young men are forced to remain idle because of a lack of employment in this city. Every year some high school boys seek employment in other cities. Special Courses. Some of the school pupils will study during the summer, either going away

to some special school or remaining

in this city to be tutored privately.

The high school summer course, embracing eight weeks of work in typewriting and shorthand, will be attended by several who wish to review the work or go ahead with it more rapidly, as a term's work will be given in that snort time. Summer school courses given by the Y. M. C. A. in past years have proved popular, and a number of high school pupils will study there.

GAMBLING GOT JOLT

Baseball Magnates in a Concerted Action.

EMIL CREBB HURT AT PORTLAND, IND. Emil Crebb, 15, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Crebb, of Portland, Ind., formerly of this city, was injured in that city yesterday while on his way to the railroad depot in anticipation of coming to Richmond to visit Mrs. J. F. Hornaday, South Fifteenth street. Young Crebb was knocked down and run over by a sprinkling wagon. His right leg was crushed and bruised.

COMPLAINT ON NOTE

A complaint on a note venued from Randolph county was filed at the office of the county clerk today. Perry B. Rice being the plaintiff and Lonzo B. Thompson defendant. The demand is $600.

(National Newi Association) NEW YORK, June 17. Concerted action of the presidents of the clubs in both major leagues against betting on baseball resulted in the arrest of twenty-seven men in Philadelphia and the barring of several others from the Polo grounds in this city. The campaign against the gamblers will be followed, it is said, until they have been driven out of business. The Athletic-Cleveland games at Philadelphia were seized upon by the bookmakers as a fertile field of endeavor. The series is the most important thus far in the American League race. A watch had been kept, however, and more than a score of gamblers were located in the lower right field grand stand. They were arrested and taken into custody and charged with gambling. Detectives in the Polo grounds here have been busy for some time past picking out those engaged in the business of making books on the games.

Rev. Raymond .H. Wehrley. pastor of the Methodist church here, formerly

o'clock. It is largely attended. The

devotional services were conducted bv

of Richmond. gaT the welcoming ad- j Rev. H. B. Roberta. Rev. 2. IL Rididress last evening at the opening ser- j ardson responded to the address of vices of the Epworth League conven- J welcome. The convention sermon was tlon. The convention opened at 7:30 1 given by Rev. Charles H. Smith.

Watch Your Baby These Summer Days

Little Stomachs Get Out of Order Easily in Hot

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Beginning Wednesday, June 18th, for ten days, there will be big reductions on every piece of China in our big China Department. This gives you the opportunity of choosing from the most complete and best selected line of Chinaware in this vicinity. You will not find a larger or a better selected stock in Eastern Indiana, and the best of all, you can save money and big money in this ten day China Sale. Come early and stay late for it will pay you.

SPECIALS m DINNER SETS

This is the Biggest Oiler ol the Season

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2 Hand Fainted Decorated Haviland China Dinner Sets, 100 pieces, $75.00 value, sale price $51.98 4 Haviland China Dinner Sets, 100 pieces, delicate spray decorations, $35.00 value, Sale price $24.48 6 English Semi-porcelain Dinner Sets, 100 pieces, conventional decoration, $20.00 value, Sale price $14.48 4 American Semi-porcelain Dinner Sets, 100 pes., conventional decoration, $14.00 value, Sale price $8.98 6 American Semi-porcelain Dinner Sets, 42 pes., conventional decoration, $5.00 value, Sale price $2.89 TOILET WARE 12 Pes. Toilet Set, heavy gold decoration, Sale price $5.98 12 Pes. Toilet Set, gold outlined decoration, Sale price $4.98

7 Pes. Toilet Set, gold outlined decoration, Sale price $3.49 Large white semi-porcelain Slop Jar, with bail, Sale price 79 Large white Semi-porcelain Bowl and Pitcher, Sale price 79 Large Earthenware Slop Jar with Bail, Sale price 39 A SPECIAL TABLES See our Special Tables of Plates, Salads, Sugar and Cream, Mayonaise Sets, Comports, Cracker Jars, Pitchers, Celery Dishes, Vases. Steins, Relish Dishes, etc., at 19S 39S 59S 79 1 lot of Odd White Plates, Sale price 3 1 lot of Odd Decorated Plates, Sale price .... .7 1 lot of Odd Decorated Cups and Saucers, Sale price 7d 1 lot of Odd Decorated Salads, Sale price 9 1 lot of Odd Stone Pitchers, Sale price 9 1 lot of Odd Decorated Meat Dishes, Sale price 9

We Carry the Largest Lin of Cut Glass, Etched and Blown, and Pressed Glassware, in the city. CUT GLASS SPECIALS. One lot of 50c Odd Cut Glass Tumblers, Sale price 19c. 6-inch Handled Cut Glass Nappy, Sale price 89c. 8-inch Heavy Cut Glass Salad, Sale price $1.98. Large 3-pint Heavy Cut Glass Pitcher, Sale price $2.39. Large size Heavy Cut Sugar and Cream Set, Sale price $1.93 Set. We also have many other articles In Cut Glass at reduced prices. PRESSED AND BLOWN GLASSWARE Large covered Jelly Glasses, Sale price, 19c doz. Horseshoe Tumblers, large size. Sale price 19c doz. Heavy Colonial Tumblers, Sale price, 29c doz. Heavy Colonial Ice Tea Tumblers. Sale price 60c doz. Thfn Blown Etched Tumblers, Sale price 43c doz. Thin Blown Cut Star Tumblers Sale price 89c doz. JUNIOR GASOLINE STOVES 2- burner Junior Gasoline Stove, Sale price $1.98. 3- burner Junior Gasoline Stove, Sale price $3.19. .PERFECTION OIL STOVE 2- burner Perfection Oil Stove with Iron heater, $5.98. 3- burner Perfection Oil Stove with Iron heater, $7.89. DETROIT VAPOR GASOLINE AND OIL STOVES We sell the celebrated Detroit Vapor Gasoline and Oil Stoves, the safest, best, and greatest fuel savers made. They are made In 16 different styles and out of this number you can find one to suit your particular need and pocketbook. Come in and see them demonstrated to you.

LAMPS. Large Bracket Wall Lamp, complete. Sale price 19c. Rayo Nickel Plated Lamp with white shade. $1.29. Rayo Nickel Plated Lamp with green shade $1.79. All fancy lamps such as Electric, Gas and Oil Stand Lamps and Hanging Lamps all to be sold at a discount of 20 per cent. SPECIALS Rome Nickel Plated No. 8 Tea Kettle, Sale price 79c. Aluminum No. 8 Tea Kettle, Sale price $2.69. Large line of Porch Hammocks, in all sizes. Sale price 93c to $5.00. 8-ball Croquet Set. complete, Sale price, 89c. Cherry Seeder, removes the seeds from 2 cherries at once. Sale price 39c. Large 14-Inch Lawn Mower, Sale price $2.49. Large 14-inch Ball Bearing Lawn Mower, Sale price $4.49. 24-Inch High Window Screen, extra wide. Sale price, 29c 6-quart Heavy Tin Sprinkling Can. Sale price 23c. 6-quart. Heavy Galvanized Sprinkling Can, Sale price 33c. Enclosed cog-wheels, ball-bearing lawn Mower, Sale price $3.39. 8-gallon Heavy Galvanized Lined Water Coolers, Sale $lce $1.98.

Moderators 60 LB. GALVANIZED LINED REFRIGERATOR Packed with mineral felt, adjustable wire shelves. Sale price

100 LB. WHITE LINED REFRIGERATOR Packed with mineral felt and wool, adjustable shelves. Sale price

This Semi Annual Sale is looked forward to by hundreds of people every six months. It is an opportunity to replenish the home with the very pieces you need and the saving on each article is surely worth while.

loise FinisMigs Boilers Large No. 8 Boiler, heavy tin, with copper bottom, Sale price 79c Large No. 8 Rome Copper Boiler, Sale price $2.19 Washing Machines Favorite Open Washing Machine, Sale price $1.79 Uneed Closed Washing Machine, Sale price $3.19 Water Power Motor Washing Machine, Sale price $13.29

Heavy Galvanized Wash Tub, in three sizes, Sale price 39c, 44c, 49c Large size Wooden Wash Tub 79c

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Our prices on fine China these goods, such as Coalport, Haviland, Bavarian, German, English and others are carried in open stock in all the regular, staple patterns. A few odd or extra pieces are always needed. Supply your needs during this semi-annual sale.

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