Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 19, 2 December 1913 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, DEC. 2, 1913

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PLACE RED CROSS STAMPSJN SALE Anti-Tuberculosis Society Distributes 80,000 Seals in City.

20,000 FOR COUNTY .Women's Clubs to Make House to House Canvass Next Week. Thirty stores in Richmond today placed Red Cross stamps on sale for the Anti-Tuberculosis society. Practically all the drug stores, Jewelry BtoreB, shoe stores and department Btores besides the newspaper offices have stamps for sale now. Next week, under the direction of the Anti-Tuberculosis society, the women's clubs of the city will divide the city and make a systematic house to house canvas. Owing to the leadership it has taken in health matters the Domestic Science club will be in charge of the campaign. The Anti-Tuberculosis society has secured 100,000 stamps for distribution In Wayne county. Of this number 80,000 will be retained in Richmond. No charge is made by any of the stores handlinK the stamps hut the clubs who canvass the city will receive twentyfive per cent of the money that they raise. Donation For Nurse. To stimulate interest in health matters, the Wayne county society has promised to donate an additional twenty-five per cent to the organization providing it uses the money In working for a visiting nurse for the city. Twenty-five percent of the money derived will be retained by the county organization and the remainder wfiH be divided equally between the state and national organizations. With the exception of Williamsburg "which has not yet been liparrt fmm practically every village in the county ! win piace the stamps on sale and do tleir utmost to raise money through the sale to fight ihe spread of the White Plague in Wayne county. People are urged to assist in the fight against tuberculosis by using as many of the stamps as possible. The only restrictions against their use are placing them too near the postage stamp. They should be on the reverse Bide of the envelope. Thpfr ns m. f-. dgn mail is forbidden except to cer-1 tain countries I CITY STATISTICS Births. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hatfield TCorth Tenth street, bov 903 Mr. and Mrs. Claude L. Canadv, 460 Randolph street, boy. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stolle 712 Eouth Fifth street, boy. Mr. and Mrs. Nathan R. Strahan, 409 North Fifteenth, bov. Mr. and Mrs. John Holden, 33S South Eighth street, boy. Deaths and Funerals. GODDARD Louise Goddard. two weeks' old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Goddard. C34 South Sixth Ftreet, died early this morning. Beside the mother and father she is survived by a brother and a sister. The funeral will he held at the home at 2:30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. Interment will he in Earlham cemetery TOSCHLOG The funeral of Joseph G. Toschlog, 55, a well known farmer of Wayne township, will he held at St Andrew's church at 10 o'clock Wednesday -morning, with interment at Ft. Andrew's cemetery. Rev. F. A. Roell will have charge of the services Mr. Toschlog died at his home four miles northwest of the citv Sunday morning after an illness of several months. He is survived by a wife, Katherine. three son, Edward. George and Harrv two daughters. Mrs. Robert Mitchell and Miss Rosella Toschlog: three brothers. George. Henry and Parnard; and two sisters, Mrs. Henry Rrokamp and Mrs. Edward G.iusepohl. A VISITING NURSE WILL BE SECURED At a meeting of the Domestic Science club tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Dnugan the principal topic up for discussion will he the plan for employing a visiting nurse for the poor of this city. A complete report on (his question will be submitted, outlining ways and means for securing the nurse and defining her duties. The meeting will he a very important one. RAILROAD ISSUES MAPS ON CITIES A supply of new folders which have rerentlv ifrn iccmiri Vw tu - . --'v., n. vi u; lilt" I CHUB I" j vania company and include maps of . the main points along the lines, has been received here. The folders include maps of Chicago. Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Indianapolis. Washington. Philadelphia and New York "city, showing the location of the hotels, federal and municipal buildings, prominent business houses, commercial organizations, theaters, fraternal organizations, banks, and a number of other institutions that are of importance to the traveling man. FAITHFUL HORSE ANXIOUS TO RUN A new fire horse for the central station ta take the place of "John Fire man was bought of Lee Parks SLoO by the board of works todav The horse was hitched to the hook and ladder wagon and given a trial run on South Fifth street. After the run John broke from his stall and ran to his place, but wa caught and led back. For his four-I teen years or faithful service John probably will be retired bv the board and kept at Glen Miller park. MEET TONIGHT The fireman section of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen will meet tonight in the Odd Fellows building. Australia has nearly three hundred thousand acres of untouched forests.

LATE MARKET NEWS NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS Furnished by Correll and Tnorkipsoa. I. O. O. F. Bldg. Phono 1446

Am. Can 25 Amal. Copper 88 Am. Smelters 62 TI. S. Steel 54 Atchison 92 St. Paul 98 1 Gt. So. Pfd 123 Lehigh Valley 147 New York Central 96 i Northern Pacific 106 ii Pennsylvania 108 Reading 1597 Southern Pacific 86 V4 Union Pacific 149'4 Rumely Pfd 26 69 62 55 V2 92 Vi 98 123Mj 147 96 4 107 108 160 2 86 14 149 36 CHICAGO GRAIN WHEAT.

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Dec. May Dec. May Dec. May CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO. Dec. 2-Hogs: Receipts! s.uun, marKet 0c lower; top p price -. bulk ot sales $7.50tfi7.7 rattie: Rec.Pints 7 000 mB,w"i,. iT" . SE MlO.h. Sheep: Receipts 22,000; natives and westerns $2.65(& 4.90, lambs $5.25ra $7.40. PITTSBURG LIVESTOCK PITTSBURG. Dec. 2. Cattle: Supply 200, market steady; veal calves $1.25. Sheep and lambs: Receipts, 1,000; market strong; prime sheep $5, Iambs $8. Hogs: receipts 3,000, market slow; prime heavies $8.10, pigs $7.75. CINCINNATI LIVESTOCK CINCINNATI, Dec. 1. Cattle: Receipts 333; market steartv -hmA steers $8 & 8.25, calves $6 10.25. Hogs ieceipis, 4,ii, market steady; top price $7.95. Sheep: Receipts 445; prime sheep $4.25. lambs $7 down INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 2. Hogs22,000, market 15(a20c lower; bulk of sales $7.507.85. Cattle: Receipts, 1,450; choice steers $S.108.25, other grades 5.50'Q 8.50. Shep and lambs: Receipts 500, market steady, prime sheep $4.25, lambs $7 down. INDIANAPOLIS GRAIN INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 2. Cash grain: Wheat 96c, corn 6834c, oats 4112C TOLEDO GRAIN TOLEDO. O., Dec. 2 Cash grain: Wheat 994c, corn, 69Vic, oats 414c, cloverseed $S 85. RICHMOND MARKET LIVE STOCK (Corrected daily by Anton Stolle. phone 1316). Choice veal calves, per lb. . .8c to 9c HOGS. Primes (average 2U0 lbs) per 100 lbs $7.40 Heavy mixed, per 100 lbs. $7.00 Rough, per 100 lbs $7 00 CATTLE. Choice steers, per lb 7c Butcher steers, per lb 7c Cows, per ID 24 to 5c Bulls, per lb 5C to 6c eal calves $9.00 Light Yorkers $6.50 toT.OO GRAIN MARKET (Corrected daily by Richmond Roller Mills, phone 2019). Wheat, per bu SSr Oats, per bu 37.- 1 New Corn, per bu 65c 1 Rye, per bu 5Sc Bran, per ton $25.00 Middlings, per ton $23.00 PRODUCE (Corrected daily by Ed. Cooper, phone 2577.) Old hens, per lb 12c Old hens (dressed) pe.- lb IE to 18c Turkeys (dressed) per lb 25c Young Chickens, dressed, per lb... 20c Young chickens, dressed, per lb.. 22c Eggs, per dozen 35c Country butter, per lb 23c to 25c More than thirty-five thousand school children were taught to swim in London last vear. Where Your Money

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REDOUBLE EFFORTS TO CAPTURE BANDITS

Officers Hunt For Man Who Killed Railroad Official. JUMPS FROM TRAIN Following Murder, Man Pulls Bell Cord and Effects Escape. LOS ANGELES, Dec. 2. Efforts to capture the lone bandit who has been robbing trains in southern California, were redoubled by officers today following the killing last night of K. E. Montague, traveling passenger agent robber was holding up passengers on west bound overland train Nn 9 whn The bandit shot the railroad official dead and jumped off the train a El Monte. JLVE? &l .Po" Tl . . . . i oi.VLCril 1L111CO MUlUHt'St OI 1X)S ; Angeles. When the train got under 1 . I l . ; .luw uanuii covered me passenSandeTthefrn e Pullman cars and money. Montague, who was in the train tried to knock the pistol from the robber's hand, but the latter fired at close range and Montague fell. At the sound of the shot other passengers who had shown a disposition to fight, hid behind seat cushions. The bandit pulled the bell cord and as the train's speed slackened he dropped from the platform and disappeared in the darkness. Horse shoe tracks believed to have been made by a mount the robber had in waiting lead northeastward and eastward and the robber may have headed for the Sierra or San Bernardino mountains. BELIEVE "BAD MAN" ALIVE. Sheriffs Continue Vigil Exits. At Mine BINGHAM. I'tah, Dec. 2. On the supposition that Ralph Lopez, Utah's bad man, who has killed six men, was still alive in the Utah Apex mine to day, sheriffs of seven counties and their deputies continued their vigil at the mine exits while pumps sent sulphur gas into every section of the mine. An automobile carrying 1,000 pounds of sulphur arrived early today from Salt Lake City to keep the smudges going at the mine exits and other chemicals for creating poison gas were expected on a train later in the day. T AnD7 H-QO tact COin l-lll'irtrdo -if4-siaa " o lu.-i 11 y c o l r 1 j auri - . noon when he appeared at one of the ' iiuiiii w iien ne appeared ai one or me i bulk heads and called for his friend 1 juiio t,orreiio. Before Corrello arrived Lopez had retired into the dark uess WALKS OUT OF PRISON. "Jerry" O'Connor Makes Today. Get-away JOLIET, 111., Dec. 2. "Jerry" O'Connor, a notorious Chicago gunman and highway robber, serving a life term in the state prison here, calmly walked out ot the prison here today and escaped. Prison guards and Chicago police have started a search. CASE NOT HEARD Argument in the case of Philip Hipskin & Sons company against the board of county commissioners for the acceptance of the Liberty pike were not heard today. Judge Smith of Portland failed to appear. G. R. & I. PAY CAR HERE TOMORROW Ihe G. R. & I. Road pay car will be I set at the Richmond terminal tomor row morning at 6 o'clock. After the issuing of checks to the Richmond employes is completed the train will proceed to Ft. Wayne. It will arrive in Richmond late tonight. SENDS NOMINATIONS WASHINGTON, Dec. 2. -President Wilson today sent to the senate the nomination of former Mayor Brand Whitlock, of Toledo, to be minister to Belgium. The president renominated Henry M. Tindell, of Illinois, to be ambassador to Russia. McDougall Kitchen Cabinet Santa Glaus Special Pleasure Club. 3ay $32.50 McDougall Kichen Cabinet 25.00 It costs you $1.00, membership free, weekly. Have it delivered Xmas. We can f urnis h house complete. your Goes the Farthest.

BOYDS APPEAL CASES

Ask Extinguishment of Citv Assessments. Two appeals for the extinguishment ; of assesments against their property ; for improvement of the alley first j south of the National road between Third and Fourth streets to South West D street, were filed in circuit 1 court today bv William L. Boyd and '! Rebecca A. S. Bovd and Bessie L audi Martha P. Boyd against the city of j Richmond. The appeals are the result of the! passage of the assessment roll by the! board of public works. The propertvj of William L. and Rebecca A. S. Boyd I is said in the complaint to be gross-ly excessive. Th assessment against the property in the name of Bessie I,. and Mnrthn P RnvH la tl QiJ 97 tfl of ' from all of which is asked, j The fight 'of the Boys against the 1 improvement has continued Tor a year and a half. It started among the property owners along otner parts of : the alley who wanted to have the ! the board of work and later to coun - HI ' : PATROLMEN KEEP EYE ON GAMBLING Make Close Surveillance Pool and Card Rooms. of Close police surveillance is being made of pool, billiard and cardrooms of this city, and it has effectually stoped open gambling. The police have been watching these places for the last three weeks. While the police have made no arrests, a number of times tney stepped into cardrooms where high stakes were being played for. The players were able to change their tactics in time to prevent any damaging evidence f-om being obtained. Two patrolmen have been stationed at one place where Sunday games were customary. This place is located so that it is almost impossible to capture the players. SUFFRAGE LEADER WASHINGTON, Dec. 2. Notice was served on the Democratic party today that it must amend the constitution - - and Krant the ballot to the women of .nr i..uvi mr numru ui the nation or risk losing the support of women who have already obtained the franchise. It. was given by Miss Alice Paul, chairman of the congressional committee of the National Women's Suffrage association. Miss Paul said that one-fifth of the electoral college, one-fifth of the senatp and onpseventh of the house is composed of I men from states where women have i the votes and evoked cheers by ask- j ing, can any political party disregard the great strength of the women voters?" The report of the constitutional revision committee headed by Mrs. Carrie Catt attracted great attention at today's session of the National Women's Suffrage association as a vigorous fight is promised when the issue comes to a vote. The report provides that each affiliated organization will have to pay into the national association's treasury at least 5 per cent of the smaller bodies total expenditures. PICNIC SUPPER The Brotherhood of First Baptist church nas arranged a picnic supper for members and families of the congregation Wednesday evening. Those attending have been asked to be pres ent with their baskets at 6 oVlorlr After the supper the evening will be devoted to a social time. JEWELRY for Christmas Gifts at Money Saving Prices See My Window Display SAM S. VIGRAN Reliable Pawnbroker Cut Rate Jeweler 6 and S N. 6th St. SPECIAL NOTICE! All McDougall Kitchen Cabinets have the famous disappearing doors, a feature not found on any other Cabinet. We are showing a fine display of Dining Room Tables. Rockers, Axminster Rugs (just received a new shipment) Pictures, Lamps, Davenports, Book Cases, Buffets. Library Tables, Gas Ranges and Heaters. 505 - 507 MAIN ST.

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HUERTA WILL FALL Success of Rebels Strengthens President Wilson's Waiting Policy. SAFEGUARD AMERICAN Report From William B. Hale Is Expected Within Few Davs. WASHINGTON. Dec. 2 Government officials today expressed satisfaction over reports that Chihuahua City had been evacuated by the Mexican federals. They said this meant the solution of the problem of how to l . j t Z, Z " " u .the tit in the eent of a rebt-1 attack safeguard 200 or more Americana in and was also a sharp blow on Huerta I he success of the constitutionalists in Northern Mexico has strengthened President Wilsons "waiting" policy so effectively that the fall of Huerta is now taken for granted in Washington. The opposition to the president's policy, so pronounced four weeks ago. was due to the feeling that Huerta could remain in power indefinitely. The state department lias a chance to test the efficiency of the constitutionalists' government with its demands that two Americans. V. H. Windham, superintendent of a ranch in lepic, Mexico, and assistant J M. Dunn nna- ViolH K ki i ,t .-, for ransom, be released Ti,e mn,.ii at Hermosillo, has been instructed to make vigorous representations to the rebel leaders there. William Bayard Hale, the president's personal envoy to the Mexican constitutionalists, who has placed before the state department an account of the negotiations he r.ecntly conducted at Nogales, is expected to meet the president soon and discuss the situation. LITTLE DISEASE IN CITY DAVIS To turn the city over to the new administration free from contagious diseases is the hope of City Health Officer Davis and Sanitary Officer Young. Only three cases of contagious diseases are under quarantine this week. The one case of diphtheria was released today, leaving two cases of scarlet fever, one of which will be released the last of the week. A cork sunk two hundred feet deep in the ocean will nto rise again to the surface, owing to the great pressure of the water. At any less distance, however, it will gradually work its way back to light. Put Yourself To Sleep ! Put yourself to sleep nights repeating my Phone number, 2441. Then if your grocer will not supply you with my "quality potatoes," call me. L. D. HAWLEY

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CHARGES DESERTION Clark R. Jones Asks For Legal Separation.

Desertion is charged by Clark R. Jones against Nellie Jones A com-' plaint for divorce was filed today in circuit court. The plaintiff sas th.y were married m 1909. and lived to-; gether exactly one year nfion she left!

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DENOUNCES HUERTA AND SOLONS CHEER President Wilson Attacks .. 3ieican Executive on the xican Executive on Floor of Congress. WASHINGTON. Dec. 2 As far as! an informal expression of spnti-i ent can be takn as conclusive President ..... ,. ioual President Huerta's administration crumble and collapse was full indorsed by the house and senate today. The indorsement occurred when the president read his first regular message to congress at the joint sessiou of the house and senate. "He has forfeited the respect and moral support of those who at one time were willing to see him succeed." said the president of Hureta with dramatic firmness. His declaration called forth great applause from the assembled legislators. Twice while the president was discussing Mexico his listeners took the liberty of interrupting with a friendly demonstration of approval. LODGE TO INITIATE CANDIDATES CLASS Richmond Court No. 42. 'Order of Ben Hur, will initiate a class of candidates next Thursday evening, following which a luncheon will he served. In the business session preceding the initiation, officers will be nominated for the ensuing term. QU IGLEY'S COLD AND LAGRIPPE TABLETS They will relieve a cold w hile you sleep. Use them for Couphs and Colds, Lagrippe, Headache and Ma- i laria. Price 25 cents. QUIGLEY DRUG STORES TRY COOPER'S BLEND COFFEE For Sale at ' Cooper's Grocery !

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REBELS TAKE TUXPAMi NEAR MEXICO CITY

Northern Mexico Controlled By Insurgents and llucrta Faces Defeat. MEXICO CITY. IVc. 2 Pattered br I lias now reacr.eu a condition indicat ing that it can lie hut a short lime. follow i::g close upon the news that the federals of Chihuahua City had f'ed before the approach of General Villas retel arnix. word was received that Tupam. one of the ports in Mexico Citv the oil fields has been taken by insurgents under General Aguilar after a sharp fight. Rebels Control City. : The capture of Tuxpam was riported m a private dispatch Poe--ston of that city would put the rebels I in a position to cut off the oil supply I of the republic. Tiixram is the distributing center ' ,or th p,t Produced by the Aguilar 1 1,on,H"-v hieh is owned by the rw son syndicate of which Lord tVwdrsf is the active head. It has extensiT contracts with the goerument of Mexico, the National Railways system and the British government. With practically all of Northern Mexico ia possession of the rebels nd the constitutionalists holding important ports on both coasts. Mexico City soon w ill be menaced by armies approaching the capital from ererr direction. 722 MAIN 3T RlOIMOKaiNB D. E. Roberta Piano Tuner & Repairer Sixteen years in the profession. Estimates furnished for repair. My Work Will Tlease You. Phone 3684. SCAT goes the dirt, out comes clean clothes for the party, dance, etc. We guarantee Perfect Satisfaction. Give Us Your Laundry Work Richmond Sanitary Laundry 43 Richmond Ave. Phone 3076 WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED i

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