Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 12, 24 November 1913 — Page 9

ITTE RICHMOND PALI.ADU M AND Sl N TKl.EliKA.M. MONDAY. NOV. 24. 191.1

'EPF SA YS "DOGGONE THE DOG

SMITH'S MACHINE CRUSHES CRIMSON Purdue Backs Hammer Indiana Line For Gain After Gain OLIPHANT AGAIN STAR Bloomington Warriors Weaken in Last Half, Worn Out By Onslaughts. By HASSAL SULLIVAN. Staff Correspondent of The Palladium. KI.OOMIXGTOX. Intl., Nov. L4. FijL'htinK desperately until the fimil vhfntl sounded, the Indiana eleven vus crushed by Coach Smith's nia chine from I .uKayetfe, which hammered the Indiana line with a tireless resistless attack in the last half that enabled them to pile up a score of 4'2 to 7. Purdue's open formation and interference were a puzzle to the Crimson players, enabling Oliphanf, about whom every play was built, to break away time and apain for Iouk runs through a broken field. Fleming Tics Score. The cleanest sensational football evE'r seen on Jordan field was played Hiring the firr.t half. After fi min!fi)es of play Stinchlield received a ' l'ng forward pass from Oliphant and wient over for the first marker. A few miVijtes later Kreharf punted to oliphant who fumbled the ball behind his fcoal line. Horry Whitaker fell on the ball. Fleming kicked goal, tying the pcore. Murine: the remainder of the half the Crimson carried the ball into I'urdue territory, threatening" the black and gold goal several times. I'urdue counted again near the end of the second quarter. Play Open Football. In the last half the Crimson weak rned, worn out by the fierce onslaughts of the Purdue backs, arid allowed the Poilermakers to count four times. Poth teams played open football Purdue had little difficulty in hand ling Indiana's straight football but , were less successful in handling the forward pass, since the Crimson gained a total of 170 yards with if against 110 for the UoMevtnakers. EAGLES. Notice, important meeting Tuesday. Nov. 25. irK5. Nomination of officers for ensuing year. W. A. Viet.e, ,ir.. Y. P. (Jus .Tohannip.g, Sec. 2J-L't KENNEY TO MANAGE NEW RICHMOJO TEAM Signs Contract Guaranteeing Winning of 75 Per Cent of Games. As forecasted in the Palladium several weeks ago. P L. Kemicy who las' year managed 'lie West Covington. Ky.. baseball team yesterday signed a contract with the Richm'm,! P.aseball club to manage the Ricbmou.i team next season. An iron Had contract was n ra w tt if which Kcnney agi.-es to furnish a bond in the svim of jinurar.'.cettn. faithful fu'it'iilmer.t of Lis uirtra. i. 1: provides that lie must win 7.". inr iv.i: of the games j. hived durinc the sea son or else su't'. v a out in his s.r.avy If his team K'm-s r.o ter cent of any series in a space of six weeks ho lose his rights trade'- the contract and isubject to dism it-.-a ! Kenney wi',1 at oiice b t!n !i":niip bis team for m: s. a.-cn. -.i players probably wt'l coti-e trotn th -West Co itigton te:i!n V!;- u f.tr.u provides that a"! I 'avers are io he 'he property of t'... RUmmon ! 1L..; Lai. club. Goorge P.fe :!. ;r. ' .:e ,;bs. K. Hussor. sect . ary of t. " ci !v ! . w ; . i beuir. arrancemetit :.r a p';.y ;; . schedule HAGERSTOWN WINS HAGKRSTOWN. Ira! . Nov. l4 Thbasketball game between -h. ''od.v Indeperdt nts? are! th- Us?ot"iv.:. hiii'n (school Friday night at the X. of P. hall result - in a r-core of '" :o 2" "i favor of the honv. team The Srs: half The score w;.s IS to 17 fav or of HacersTO-.vn WANTED Vnin for lahor work .Apply Ste wzni. Westcott Hotel. 24

f -N f ' j f X'CN'T VOJ HUT Uf THAT LCC Vo. cftN.T ft. j i IGBP QOtGrJ Suspiciously fetid ies i I'nthisPou.!; ! NrRJ6 06& LUCG A tC6 ,)T ! 1 Vou'ii hatc ancve ; r r- ii ywi, jck't i , thst o-.. ... I I

Knockout Mars May Fighf Here Boxing Promoters Plan Some Good Bills for Winter. Knockout Mars, the featherweight, who floored Champion Johnny Ki 1 bane in the third round of a recent t-n round bout, will be brought to Richmond for a fistic encounter during the winter, if the efforts of boxing devotees to revive the sport in Richmond meet with financial success. A meeting will be called for some evening this week of a dozen or more lovers of the game who will be invited to each put up a small cash guarantee which will be used as a purse to be offered for some good fights during the holidays. For the tirst fight, John Curley, who fought a recent draw with Kmanuel Veierra will be matched with Patsey Mc.Mahon, if the necessary arrangements can be made. This seems probable as the managers of both have indicated a willingness to have them meet in this city. j The promoters of the boxing revival in this city believe there is no reason why high class exponents of the art could not be brought to Richmond during the winter. They say that if the local fans are pleased with the first offerings they will all turn out to see some more expensive lighter who will draw from Indianapolis, Dayton and other surrounding towns. QUAKERS COMPLETE SEASON BY DEFEAT DePauw Wins By Consistent Line Smashing, 26 to 0. DePAUW 26; EARLHAM 0. GRKEN't'ASTI. K . Ind., Nov. 2 4.--Inconsistent Hue smashing DePauw Saturday ran up a score of 2ti to 0 against. KatT.iam and demonstrated its right to an undisputed claim to the secondary championship of the state. No time d tiring the game were the visitors able to threaten the .Methodists goal while the DePauw warriors Kept the ball in Farlhatn territory the greater portion of the game. DePauw save for a tie iramo with Franklin finishes the season with a ( lean slate. On comparative scores the Methodists have Franklin so far outclassed that there is t;o dispute regarding DePauw's rightful claims to the secondary championship. During tfie first period DePauw was unable to score but swept Karlham of.' her feet in the second period, scoring four touchdowns and kicking two goals from Touchdown for a total of 2 Iints. t liouue was the star for Karlham. playing the same consistent came that has won him commendation it) every contest in which the Quakers have taken part this reason. FOOTBALL SCORES - - INDIANA. Pose 1'iih. ".O ; But ler. 1 a Ptifdne. 12: Indiana. 7 DePauw . 2': Karibttm. " WEST, i Mi ica m P : Wiscons:'!. " M'nuesota. PL Lliiio. : Notre Dame, 2'L Chrisiia!! Brothers, ii!.io Sta'e. T.S; Nor'hvvostorn. 11 N l-raska. 1: . b.-wa. 0. Missoi:;-;. Kansas. ". Wooster. 7 : Ohio Lisiv r." v. ; Harvard. :,: yU;e. .". Carlisle. Syracuse. 27. Navy. 4S: New York. 'V Ari::y. . 4 . Spr: n :H" hi . 7. Do'.y Cres. 7-': We-i-eS'er yt . o. SOUTH, e uburn. 21 : Geor-ia. 7. K. r.ttivky 'at'"1. 2"; Lor.:vilic. 0. INDEPENDENT TEAM RECEIVES WORKOUT h- ic w'.v e--.i:-e-ee ; er.d.e:-,: Ico-Vm:! :-.:::! v A ; ta ;i j--h' weight r::::' :::.;- : :.; ; -. .. v,, .,: .or;. I'lete.l a' Th.w:k-giv:::i: uarne v.-;rh a L:-"v :.'. - i a: At'.:- f-.c ; 'i'Le e ; ; ;) ' . " V " . ',,;" V C i .; I"1.-.; ''.".vid-.l ir.to to team. and t r.t itu ilttr R."h o'b.er if. a real sella ; iaved tL-"- star game to:- h:s t er- :-t .:e-i scot e-I ail ti ve tci:cb.iowp.e For the other . ,r; D;;:":iu -corfd two t;tui!:d'r... while SvTSfr. iL-'er end Tod-I e;;re.e,-i , .-,,. ; ; . ; " ; r.ori's' goal lir.e for a to-.ch.novvn Palladium Want Ads Pav

BUSINESS"

-asil SOM6UHAT v ' CcNO"

FULLBACK BRICKLEY WINS FOR HARVARD Star Player Lifts Ball Over Goal Posts Five Times. ELI'S SONS LOSE 15 TO 5 Thousands Crowd Stadium and Cheer the Eastern Champions. CAMPRIDGE, Mass., Nov. 24. Har vard with Full Back Charles K. Brickley playing in the stellar role, established a new ephoc in Crimson gridiron history Saturday by defeating Vale, for the first Time in the Stadium, by the score of la to a. Although twenty points were scored by the two elevens, neither succeeded in carrying the ball across the other's goal line, and all the points were the direct or indirect result of kicking. Seven times Prickley drove the ball, spinning and turninc, over the heads of the Yale playi-rs, and so deadly was his accuracy with eye and toe. that five times the ball crossed The goal bar for Crimson points. Pour times Guernsey, Vale's field goal kicker, essayed to same feat, but only once did The leather spheroid cross Harvard's goal. HIGH SCHOOL TEAM TO PLAY MARION WEDNESDAY EYE. After a consultation with Physical Director Nohr. Principal Pickell of the Richmond hiuh s hool. has decided that tii" basketball game with the .Marion hiuh school will bo played Wednesday evening at that, place as scheduled. It was believed for a time that the injuries received by a number of players in an automobile accident while returning from the game at Winchester might make it necessary to cancel the game. Quint:, the substitute forward, whoso services have been especially valuable will not make the trip, ami he is still suffering from his di.-loeated shoulder. It is thought that Hart, who sustained a sprained wrist, will be able to bandage it so that he can play through the game. Robert M.iiiiner. the driver of the overturned- car, attended school today, with his entire face, except one eye, swathed in bandages. CHICAGO DEFEATS WiSCQNSIN ELEVEN Wins Conference Championship in Lopsided Yictory Over Badgers. CHICAGO. Nov. 24 - Fniversify of Cliicato football stars defeated the Fniversify of 'v"iscon.-in men, L to 0. Saturday and captured the undisputed title ! Confer, nee champions. Ratteriiii: the Badcers To bits, the Maroons woiuid up 'he r t : 1 ". campaign with a v'i-try so lopsided that it left no i.tht et their riut-.t to the game and the ti- ' e. The rout of the Badaers was a fitting ciiniax to the Maroons' wonderful a;;n;n;;, work. l'.r they have an I dow nt'-d at! rivals. '.osing Th,. Mac:i by beating hist year's cliampio-s. Ti;e Maroons play ed a st-ady. machine-like game. N; fit re u's L m p::t:s wey,. imp"rt;snt :'aors. d;ves jr.'o !::; by I'm-e. and Gray clinched score xvhmi e-ci and tackle rnns ma.'.e them possible, ami a great run o-' .-!g.. ty-ry yards for a ,;:.. h in wti by Gray", who has mferoepo,j a ;mvvard pass. v. as The spectacular event cf tlm tame. ILLIMOIS LOSES GAME. Gocers Win in Ooen Game. 1 9 to 9. CHAMPAIGN. LI . Nov. 24 --Mirre. so a vc:i from F.Lr.oLs S.3.f.:r'ay by a -c-e of I :" t"- ? in whu' wm r-rebamy fby most open -:a:.:e ever p'ay- d in the ;"!.- m. of 'vc- ir:--. :':.- t;cr-l;-r tvrl'y lcar::in2 ':;a: T; a" p'ay was rb-cr cr.iy chance 'o pni.erraie the Ft range ar.d Rb defense. Illinois. af:-.T d:r-; tov.cl: d.o wr.s bad been soore.-i by the me:i r -:. : r.e N r-':. (,!:: : T-erioe .1 the C Keepma tn :r.v;i.ters ;n hot water m rest of the time. NOTICE. No himtinsr on the K. G. Leeds farm south of city.

PALLADIUM WANT ADS

Ta!fc to th2 Town Through THE PALLADIUM I Cent a Word 7 Days for the Price of 5 Telephone Number 2566 Want Ad Letter List S 20-A R 3 L. C. 2 (). V.. 1 A. ft. A X. Mail will be kept for 30 days only. All mail not called for within that time will be cast out. WANTED WANTED-To do corn husking. 2.T. South West Second. 24-2t WANT HI) - S.'w;t!glitT24Nr2Ts"t724-3 VANTK1 Sit nation wanted by middle ag-d lady as housekeeper. Phone GOVKRN.MKNT POSITIONS are easy to get. My free booKIet, G-77b, tells how. Write today--XOY. Karl Hopkins, Washington, I). ('. YVA N T K D Rail w a y""ra ail clerk.Kxaminations everywhere frequently. Sample questions tree, franklin Institute. Dept. f'2 II., Rubester, N. Y. oct 22 monfvJMri-sat-dee22 W'A N'i'KD- Roomer.-, WW boarders by week, day or meal, also for rent, furnished rooms, light, heat and bath. Call IK. Ft. Wayne Ave. 20-7t WANTKD Barber and shoe cobbler; also house for rent. Address "Barber." care Palladium. 20-7t YANTKn--Oolored boarders and roomers. 421 North 11th. 19-7t WANTED T buy a few acres of ground on National road within street car service. Address 20-A, care Palladium. 17-tf WANTED Position as tiekefaeent ; six years' experience. Address Agent, care Iliadium. 22 3t WANTED Position with sho store; age 27: married. Addrt ss Shoe Store, care Palladium. 22-7 W" ANT ED -Posiuon in clothing store. Address Clothing, care Palladium, t 22-7tt WANTED Position by an experieaced chauffeur for commercial or private use Licensed and references Address c. B Tb, -nre Palladium. 22 2r WANTED A woman to assist wi'h b.ousework part of the day. Phi:- ." 2 2 2 2 2 1 WANTED Situation, by middle aced Jadv. as bou.-ekeeper. Phone 22';b 22-21 1 We repair everything. Frame pictures, retire baby cabs. A full lino cf electric an.! --a- lamps. Work Called for ar.d c 1 ivt red.. FROWN .v DARNELL, 1020 MAIN. VANTED Furs to remodel and muffs to make. Mae Hoerner, 6i North 6th r ' !0-I4t i sPIRLI.l.A tORSEIS to order. Frances Bru rtian. city manager. 1C4 Ft. Wayne Ave. Phone 2140. 20-tf I WANT to biiv (iiiciiii'H. washes, old geld ar.d s p...- . . : r. gentl- m--n's :--chl:..c, re-, , !.. r-. g';::;. J. M L.-.cey. tl; :-ind Main. I'"5-"-', t v N"i ;-:: - . ' fv.ra-'sh--f-FOR SALE FOR S A LE Mod- vi ::::::. i: . FOR SALE - i y. ' i r 1 ::: 2 F. ':! SALE- A Fi. 'H SAL Id - f: --;, W V 1:17 n - .'I p all 2". i Scvih it N.. L122 Main a'.rt-et. Ph.nc-2I-7t

n..

i! ... ;i'.,mi it:, ; ' tt 7 FOR SALE Continued Porte nfleM & Qaar Real Estate A 2 story 6 room house. el(etric heht. eHlnr. porch, on pike Bargain. Jl.KeO. 12 Ai res ( lose in, 2 room hous. and barn, lots fruit, on car line $2.,V'o IX acres close in. on pike, s room house and barn, 1 mile out. ?,"..0it. 2. acres. 3 miles out. on pike. 1" room house and barn, good condition. ?2.'0(i. 81 acres. 7 room house, barn 40x,i", 2 good wells $:e acre: will consider city property: $2,fue on trade. A complete list of tarm and city property. FOR SALE Black horse, weight 1100 lbs, cheap If sold at once. Inquire Clarence Slick, 324 N. A street. 24-3t FOR SALE Ladies' Exchange. Thanksgiving Special Sale. Ready to Wear Goods. Tuesday afternoon. Room 21 Kelly Bldg. Elevator. FOR SALE OR TRADK At a bargain automobile truck, capacity 1,000 lbs. Can give photograph if desired Call 105 North 4th street. 24-tl FOR SAKK $."() base burner, good as new below half price. 7ni South Kighth street. 24-7t FOR S A 1 .!: - Visofurn ace. Price" $;hb Also McCormii k Coi n Shredder in good condition--?.".". Address 210 Richmond. Ave. Phone ;',27;. 2 i-7t-eod FOR S A LI" i;ov;s overcoat . 1 23 Sf Sth 24 2t FOR SALE-Fresh Jersey Cow, Driving Mare. ," y. ars old. sound. Price $'.2.r.: Brown Mare. 7 years old, sound, safe in foal, weight 1 Ti00 lbs. Price $21".. Karl Hinton, Cor. West sth and Commons Road. 24 Tt FOR S A I ,K lady's oak deskcheu p 122 North Tthj-treet. 24-1 1 FOR SALE-Two Jacket Suits, two long coats, one short coat, sixes ;!4. Call mornings. !o; N. ISth street. 2 4 2t f'.R SALK--Combination book case and writing de-k. Phone lO'li. 24-tf FOR SALE--Black coat and base burner 820 S. 11th. 24-2t FOR SALE Fireproof safe; good condition. Addre? R., care Palladium. 6ep3 tf FOR SALE Tw good coon and skunk hounds Well trained. Address P.ox a:' Kitrhel. Ind. 17-7t F"(Jr SALE i')uroc Jersey male pigs, also some gilts, priced to go at once. COMMONS GLI NT, New Paris, Ohio. Paone If. 12. 17-7t FOR SAU1 Four Poland China male pigs, el;gih to record. Beep treated ior holera. J20 each. Perry K'om. Ri.-htnond. Ind. ls-7t FOR SALE House. electric lights.; good location. $2.2'' Mnt be sold 1 at om e. A.bir. ss E C " care Pal ladeim. ls-7t FOR SALE CHEAP Hore, harness, waeors. waeons. wagons. HIT N. A 1S-7t FO Rs""A LlT" Mod e i n' h"nilnrnTd! ate possession. Phone 2247. l-tf HAIR SWITCHES M i le from combines, :u2 N. 11th street. ll-14t FOR'" SALE-- Sv"z"b'nried p !?' "bred Dnroc Males. Call at Gano Farm. 2 '. -eod-7t FOR RENT FOR KENT- no;:hh- he me ?1u1 a - de ; .-r nf i.th. 'b-ll L-2o Main or Pi.or.e .:77. b 2'-2t FO R RENT F':: r. :-"r i r"om..s with ba'h f::r:.a. -. ' ; S---t.'h 12th -r. 21-7t i'l I'-; ';''XT -Tv" f:rr.i -to -1 roc ms for , I : .:: - :. - I ' S. L FOIt RE N'T Two f .:r:-l.-d r imh: h- :--k-" - .2; N. "bh. 2 KiliK RENT-- F':r:".:sh-e " rr.-nis ro'-r.:s tor :::s 42'; .-'";: a ,.-n 2 1 -1 1 s;md7n"m f-r lad- .' ' - So ;-;. ;--h ftr-'-' F' :i RENT L: -; i.'-;''i - . . i ; N. -( -R RENT M F . i N'TTh : - h. y, .t " Rl"NT- . "ro--"n" 1 :' :r:.a.-.- . i S -;-h 1 : 4light Frar.l M. Clark. .121 North FOR RENT 'i- ;-r.:-ve; room. r'-P. RENT L"pp-r flit. 22 N. K -v tnti. 2C'-7;

By

i

: '

vV v - - c i -A - j ;ifi

WW

OR RENT Continued FOR KKNT- F'irnishpJ room, h.at and bath 217 V P'th street l ft VO 11 R i : X T - N e wf : e r 7h m ' fe Inquire 221 South 2td street. K-tf PGR KKNT -House. Phone !07v 1 T Tt FOR R K N T'r. Fpotm V. at" !. trc lights and bath. 214 N. YY.-st 1st. See A. YV. vlrecg. Houspt Store. 17 tr FOR RENT -Store room and fixtures. HI Richmond Ave. Phone 207S. ."--if FOR RENT -Hotisft six rooms, ba'b. furnace. IZo South Seventh. Phone i:j:::. P.'tf Fv)R RENT Seen room house on North West oth and l.ir.den Ave. Call H. C. Bullerdick. Phone 12 ;5 2f- tf FOR RENT 6 room house and (-table. 1012 South 5th street. Phone ilG. 23 tf FOR RENT Desirable seven room house. Phone 2737. 25 tf FOR RENT A furnlfhed room and bath. 64 Soutu 12th. 7-tf FOR RENT Two four room houses. 7S and so John street. $10. Phone 12:bV O. D. Rullerdick. IS tf FO RR K NT Fu i n i s hied "rooms at:i 16 N 13th st: 22 7t FOR RENT 2 furnished rooms for light housekeeping, llo N. 12th. (22 20 FORriv E N T Sf u r n i shedroo m s. ba ih, heat and light included. Rent reasonable. Mrs. Mergler. Phone 1231. I 22-4 1 1 FOR RENT Modern house. Phone 29o2. 22 7t FOR SALE REAL ESTATE henning" REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Comstock Building East of Wesrcott Hotel Phone 2826 FOR" SALE CHEAP-Seven room house and lots. 1M Harris street 217' FOR S LE .Modern bouse immediate possession. Phone 4447. ltf FOR SALE Modern house !mnv-,;ate possession. Box is City.' lstf FOR SALE Modem house immediate possession. Phone .1234. lstf FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE" Man ; fH''turing plant located in thi3 tity The product is staple and used bv very one lioisnn for Hint, wi.-ii to clof an unpleasant p;irt n-rr b: p. No debTs Addtcs Staple, me F;-b lad'.-.m. 22 7t FOR SALE--J-iM "off tt '"Main -n South i:th Eight room modem j-oBbJer.ee. Owner. Call phe.nr !''".", FarmS and City Prooerry For Sale Hr.nding lots bnd re.-Idence In all parts of the city. We write all kinds cf insurance, rent properties, loan money and mske surety bonds. M. BRADBURY & SON Hoonss 1 and ii, Watrort IV.ock BUSINESS CLASSIFIED f. ' 72; f'T iVLCYINa VANS B. F. Morris' Moving Vans 202 S. Sth St. Phone 1627 M. K Haner. M?r. SEE MO'KK f I'tOUN for all V. : J. cf Lm .r.im- . Bonds and Lo-ir.- Real K-'.hf :-.r. i Rr-r.ti.l-i. Room !0. I. O. O F Bldz. Shurly's Larre Movinz Vans J2 to 14 North sth street. Ph-.L-? iZZ-i

FLORIDA EXCURSION TO FELLSMERE We hav - 'old yoU Loj- FELLSMKFF-: FARMS. Cr-v go and sec theaj. LiG EX'"' RSION Ti:KDAY. IiECE'L'iER 2d Th largest crowd that ever :' R:- hnro.-.d for FTorldi a' on t:a Till go .th o KULLsMKRE or. this i-:'e Arr-iHE- o go wl'h us Th.s is the best tin 'o s-e FLORIDA. Jill Kr ur. i Tr.p Lnav-s R-.cLrr.or.I 3 30 P. M. Se FELLSMERE NOW.

Fwmnk RICHMOND, IND.,

PAGE NINE

-BUD" FISHER ; V BUSINESS CLASSIFIED Continued. Ho Hi0 Jones AUCTIONEER AND HORSE DEALER I cry all kinds of sales anywhere. Sale bills free for all sales booked before January 1st. 1914. NO. 15 N. 7TH STREET Office Phone 1439. Residence 2570 MONEY TO LOAN on anything of VHlue. Also Bargains in unredeemed ledges. SAM S. VIGRAN RELIABLE. LICENSED PAWNBROKER 6 S North 6th St. A. M. HO BE HTS K hAL. tCS'l A 4 h. City and farm rroperties Liberty ave. R. No 1. Phone 4171. OBice Keys' Harnes Store, 613 Main st. LOST LOST Tuesday morninK. leather pure, two bills and other articles on S ?th jt. Phone 1117. Reward 22 4 L()ST November 20. between N 11th and Margaret Smith Home, amethyt-i pin. surrounded with pearls. Phone lM't.b 22 2t LOST letter K on match fob. Ad dress "Barber." care Palladium. 20-71 LOST OR ""STOTrhlNSaTurday v iiing at Arcade, a pocketbook containing; money and gold eyeglasses. Reward 224 N 21st st. 24 7t LOST Five dollar bill. Saturday evening, between court house and Knollenberp's store. Reward. Addret-s No 1, care Palladium. 24-2t STOLEN The party that took the pocketb'iok from lr. leper's Saturiay is positively known and bad better return it and have trouble. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice is hereby given that the underntirnefl has been annoint ! bv the ! circuit court of Wayne county. Indii ana. as administrator of the eittate of William W WeLcr late of said county. Said estate is probably solvent Mark A. Stevens. Administrator. BENJAMIN F HARRIS. Attorney, t nov 17-24dec 1 PERSIAN OPIUM. ' Turn j tb Peppy Juic Into Ort4 Cakes For Expert. I'ersian opium Juice In sold In lrv 'ertper vesi-; by the grower to tht ' o.erchsnt. In w hose ba-ds It undergoes several rrooesies in order to preerT It from fennentatioij and decay. On ojiiii.v, fine, bt day the perNlan can vanl-cn-. where onbim dealers hare their naf:az:ne. .resent an Interestlnt f i' ture. The juiee U broueht out t ' te jirepared Info rake fnr eiport. On larg wnodfii hoard, two and a half feet ions ar.d one and a half fe-t broad, tfie sLeky u.ass Is spread out with vpado liko tofds to permit the - water it contains to evaporate. Kx i perien'ed workers move from board to board, turning over the layers every now :ind then, that the heat and sun may dry up the eipoed surfaces and rerder the opium fit for making Into nke- In favorable weather this process takes only an hour or so. and tb opium I ready for the next roaiiipula- , tle-n. It is now scraped oT and In rolled 'nto stiff. donh-!.ke lt;n ps and handel : to a man who divides it Into smaller 'rorti'T.s, weighing one pound each, which he parses on to mo!drs, by wh'.m they are preyed into the wooden forms ar.d then laid on a Iarp hot: rd f r the final dryinjr proea. Wh-n This is completed the cakos r r i'.tl np '.n ted paper let. port d Fp cjai.y from China. One hundred arsi forty-four are put In tin lined wooden caes ire covered with Mronsj bides and sticking Two cases form tt mule load Christian ileraid. Miller LOCAL AGENTS.