Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 237, 13 August 1913 — Page 10

PAGE TEN THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 13, 1513

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Knights Templars Settles Down to Routine of ' Business.

(National News Association) DENVER, Aug. 13. Knights Templars here attending the 32nd triennial conclave today settled down to the routine of competitive drilling and the business affairs of the conclave. No opposition was apparent to the candidacy of Leonite Nueby for Senior grand warden. The contest for the next conclave lies between Los Angeles, New Orleans and New York.

A Philosopher. Frances Wlllard once wrote to a friend who bad just lout a daughter: "Dear Sister Anna, how much richer are you than I! Here I sit alone without a. child to die, while you are mother to an angel."

GIVE NO QUARTER (National News Association) SHANGHAI, China, Aug. 13. Government troops are showing no quarter to the Southern rebels. The forts at Woo Sung were captured by the Federals today and nearly all the rebel defenders were killed.

A Fiasco. The phrase "a complete fiasco" originated with a German workman, who declared that he could blow glass as well as an expert glassworker. A friend laid a wager with him to the contrary, and when the test came off the would be glassblower found that he could produce only a pear shaped flask (fiasco). Nothing daunted, be tried again, but with the same result. The story of the workman became known, and hence the origin of the phrase which is used in designating a failure.

American salmon in the fresh waters ! of Tasmania are prospering wonder-j fully. Some of them increased in j

weight from two ounces to four !

pounds in twenty-one months.

Leeds, England, silk mills are to be electrically equipped.

TARIFF C0MMISSI0II Not Originated By N. A. M., Says Towne. (National News Association) WASHINGTON, Aug. 13 Henry E. Towne, of New York, former treasurer of the National Tariff commission association before the senate lobby inquiry today testified that the tariff commission, the convention of which was held in Indianapolis in 1909, was not originated by the N. A. M., but was the result of a meeting called by Henry Reisenburg of Indianapolis, a friend of Beverage. The N. A. M., said Towne, agreed at th inception of the tariff commission to ask $10,000 for its support. James E. Watson was employed from April to June, 1909, to represent the association In Washington. Towne said the tariff commission refrained at all times from diecussion of specific tariff rates and never appointed any candidates. He said the N. A. M. paid its promised contribution to the commission to Mr. Watson directly on the request

of Mr. Miles, chairman of the N .A. M. tariff commission. "Did you not employ Watson because you thought he could influence members of Congress?" Senator Reed asked. "Yes, the Influence that comes from ability and experience,' replied Mr. Towne. "Watson was to have been paid $250 a week and his employment was presumed to last during the entire special tarifT session of 1909. Watson was paid $37,000 in alL"

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Was So Successful, that We Continue (while stocks last) the same

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WE SELL SANITARY BEDS

Select our Felt CombinaUion Special 50 lb. roll edge, the best Mattress in the city, worth much more; sale (fl 'price only ..P-J

Elastic Felt Mattresses on sale at $8.80, $7.70, $12.75 up. Sanitary Springs Sale price $2.85, $3.60, $6.75 up.

Our entire stock of selected Davenports on sale at a big discount. Buy now and save $24.50 Davenports now ..$1S.S0 Other Davenports at $16.50, $26.00, $31.40 up.

Swings Our big solid oak Early English Chain Swing, 48 inches long, regular $2.98 value, now 1.98

See Our 3-Room Oatlits at S89.50 up. 4-Room Outfits $146.00 up. Everything Reduced. Outfit Your Home Now.

MAIN STREET, CORNER 9TH We Offer Always a Little Better for a Little Less

Preoccupied. The professor bad fallen downstairs, and as he thoughtfully picked himself np he remarked. "I wonder what noise thnt was 1 Just heard?" New Orleans Times- Democ rat.

Just Rebuke. "Is life worth HviuK? "Not If yon have nothing better to txrcupy yoar mind than such iuetions that!" Louisville Courier-Journal.

Germany in 1911 exported 5.154 motor vehicles valued at $10,099,000.

TAKEN TOJOSPITAL John C. Carey Now in State Institution.

BODY WAS FROZEN

Sheriff Bayer took John C. Carey to the Eastern Indiana Hospital for the Insane yesterday. Carey announced his candidacy for mayor a short time ago, and said that he proposed to set all the people of the cijty to work manufacturing door plates.

(National News Association)

VIENNA. Aug. 13. Mountain guides near Leisang today discovered the froien body of a mountaineer hanging over a cliff in the Bregenx mountains. The man. who was a guide, had fallen from a precipice and his clothing had caught in a jutting tree root.

In 1911 Spain lost 139.6S3 persons by emigration. Most of them went to Argentina.

In some parts of the world, particularly in Germany, it is still believed that the upsetting of the salt cellar is the direct act of Satan "the peace disturber." And the habit of trying to avert any catastrophe which may happen by tossing a little of the salt over the shoulder is due to the belief that by so doing one hits the invisible Satan in the eye, which temporarily, at least, prevents him doing further mischief.

Utah made a record last year by mining more than three million tons of coal for the first time.

GREENVILLE MAN

PRESENTS BEARS TO THE GLEN ZO(M

Two large bears, the gift of Conrad Pipp, of GreenTille. Ohio. were received by Supc Holism yesterdar morning and placed In the bear cage im

mediately. The bear are in gooa' condition. I There will be two band concert in j the nark next Sunday, one In the aft-i

! ernoon and one In the evening. Thta j I is being done in order that the re- j I quired number of concerts specified by j

the contract may be given, tn one orj last Sunday being impossible on ac-, count of the rain. i

NOTICE!

F. J. MABEY PHOTO STUDIO has moved from 610 i Main Street to 919 Main street, known as the 20th Century Studio. Old and ne wcustomers welcome. Best work in town.

WANTEDS 20 more girls to operate power sewing machines. Pleasant and profitable work. No experience required . Apply Richmond Underwear Co. 10 in and N. E Street.

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