Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 57, 16 January 1914 — Page 7
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELE GRAM, FRIDAY, 'JAN. 16, 1914 PAGE SEVEN
POULTRY OWNERS ASK FANCY PRICES One Proud Owner Says He Has Refused $100 For One Bird.
BEALL BEGINS WORK Association Secretary Will Award Cups to Winners Tomorrow. "What's the price of a nice bird like that," asked one of the uninterested at the poultry show, admiring a pen of fine chickens. "I've refused $100 for that bird," replied the proud owner, whose pens were adorned with various colored ribbons trophies of the Richmond and other poultry shows. The spectator gasped and then muttered something about eighteen cents a pound, being all he could afford to pay. The ease with which owners ask all the way from $25 up for the chickens exhibited makes most of the spectators wonder. Beckschulz Gets Prize. When time came last night for awarding the pen. of fowls, on which each permission who visited the show during the afternoon and evening received a chance, much interest was manifested. The five barred rocks were given John Beckschulz, 215 South Seventh street. Another pen will be given away this evening. Large crowds are attending the show. The work of awarding the silver ups will be begun today by Cash Beall, secretary. Over Mr. Beall's pen of chickens which he is exhibiting hangs a new tin cup with a corn cob through the handle. On a card is printed the following: "This Handsome Cup Presented to Cash Beall for the Best Pen in the Show." Members of the association responsible for the award thought to have some fun with their secretary, but Mr. Beall refused to be the butt of the joke and proudly exhibits the cup to visitors. Premiums which were awarded yesterday: Single Comb Rhode Island Reds. T). K. Vickery, North Manchester, Ind., third cock, third hen, fourth pullet. XV. A. Pardonner, Ingomar, O., fourth cork, second hen. E. XV. O'Brien, city, second cock, second cockerel, third hen. G. Walter Hiatt, Winchester, Ind., first and fourth cockerels, first and fourth hens, second and third pullet, second and fourth pens. W. A. Hawley, New Paris, first cock, third cockerel, first pullet, first pen. Buff Cochins. George W. Baker, Milton, first and second hens, first and second pullets. Partridge Cochins. George W. Baker, Milton, first cock, first n nd second hens. Single Comb Buff Leghorns. K. E. Cartwright. city, first and third cocks, first, third and fourth, hens, second cockerel, fourth pullet, first pen. R. B. Hough, city, second cock, first and third cockerels, first and second pullets, second hen, second pen. Walter Bolmeyer, fourth cockerel. Conrad Zwissler, fourth pen. Charles Bentlage, city, fourth ccck. third pullet. Single Comb Brown Leghorns. John G. Ostot, Muncie, second cock, first hen, first, second and third pullets, first pen. H. C. Tormohler, Portland, Ind., first cockerel. Ed McGriff, Greenville, first cock. Taylor Reynolds, city, second and fourth hens. Buff Orphingtons. Abdel Dunham, Bradford, Ohio, second cockerel; XV. A. Oler, Dublin, first cock, first cockerel, third hen, first, second and fourth pullets, first pen. A. E. Haney, Gaston, Ind., second cock, fourth cockerel. G. F. King & Sou. New Paris, fourth pen. J. XV. Rethmeyer, city, third pullet, second hen. third pen. If. E. Noe, city, third cockerel. W. P. Krom, fourth hen. A. T. Marker, Greenville, first hen, second pen.In Japan recently there was completed a railroad bridge nearly seven milts long, built, of native materials at a cost of $::73,000. HAS THAT COLD "GOT YOUR GOAT?' You Don't Want to Keep It Do You? Then Why Not Get Rid Of It Right? Just a Few Drops of Virgin Oil of Pine Will Bring You Relief in Five Minutes. Riirih a boy right off or telephoneto the nearest drug store, for a 50cent package of Leach's Virgin Oil of Pin:'. Pour a few drops onto a lump of sufinr and eat it. Then feel the cold say good-bye. Virgin Oil of Pine Will Chase Him Away in a Few Moments. Pure, healthful and delightful oils. No "drugs" or "dope." Cures a cought almost instantly, and If you don't like it, or if it doesn't cure you, please ask for your money back. But don't he talked into a substitute. Insist upon the original Leach's Virgin Oil of Pine Compound Puri put up by the Leach Chemical Co., of Cincinnati, Ohio. And if your druggist won't supply you send 50 cents direct and a package will be mailed you. Sold and recommended in Richmond by Clem Thirtieth waite and all leading druggists everywbfera
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Tonight. 7:30 Sermon - lecture on "Amustments: Shall a Christian Attend Theatres, Dance or Play Cards?" High school and Boosters' night. Saturday. 2 : 15 Afternoon services. 3:15 Bible class. 7:15 Evening services. Subject not announced. Sunday. 10:15 Morning church services in the tabernacle. Subject not announced. 2:00 Men's meeting in the tabernacle. Subject, "How to Be Less Than a Man. Women's meeting in the East Main Street Friends church. Subject not announced. 6:00 Union Christian Endeavor meeting, East Main Street Friends church. S. E. Speegle, leader. Subject, "What Can I Do to Make the Revival a Success and a Benefit to Young People's Meetings?" Special music. Evangelistic Pointers The Pope of Rome has put his foot on the tango; Richmond has put its O.K. on it. That doesn't speak well for Richmond. Come out tomorrow night. You young fellows, come to my dance. You old fellows, who can't dance, come to my show. You women who don't liKe shows, come to my card game. I'd rather get hold of a fellow whose hands are rough with toil than the hand of some slick fellow who is grafting for his money. We have never found a better bunch of fellows than those at the American Seeding-Machine company. You've been kind. You've helped me preach tonight. You are almost home. Were it possible, we would nationalize our responsibilities. It is sure that if a man puts his hand in the fire it will be burned. If anything makes me sick it is to see a good, sensible farmer get into town and try to be a dude. Tomorrow night I want 100 men to give 50 cents; 200 to give 25 cents; 500 to give 10 cents, and 1,000 men to give 5 cents. Medical statistics prove that from 60 to 80 per cent of the suffering of today is the result of sin. God does visit the iniquitiesof the father upon the children. A wise man doesn't so much think of what he would like to have true as of what is true. God pity the man who will feed his own boy into a saloon, and with blood of boys pay his taxes. A French motorboat with an engine ofg only 40-horse power is making a voyage around the world to make meteorological and astronomical observations.
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whose Judge is so exact that he counts the hair of our heads. The thought of standing alone at the Judgment terrifies us. If we could be judged by communities, or states, or nations, if a general average would do, it we could be lumped in, so to speak, we would not dread it so much. But to be taken singly and alone, our hearts fill with awful apprehensions and with nameless terrors. "If we could realize that every imagination and thought, every word and deed is being recorded on high and that we must meet them in the silence and loneliness of individual judgment and that escape is impossible, we should instantly fall on our faces and cry aloud, 'Have Mercy, O Lord, woe is me. For I am undone because I am a man of unclean lips.' God's Laws Inexorable. "You may escape the law, you cannot escape the consequences of your sins. You may escape the laws of man but you can't escape the laws of God. No man can hide where his sin cannot find him. Men's sins find them out in their own bodies. I have met hundreds of men in this town in whose faces I have seen traces of sin. There are men and women in your cemeteries who ought to be in your homes but they are outside yonder in the sod because sin ruined their bodies. All sins have physical consequences. Young men see others suffering the most terrible consequences of transgressing God's law yet go right on as an ox to the slaughter. "Why so many broken down women? Violation of God's law. Your sin is finding you out. Medical science proves to us that 60 to 80 percent of the weakness and suffering today is the result of sin. Death Is Certain. "A lot of you men. You will some day pay the penalty. What a narrow vision some of you have. You think at end God will answer your prayer for forgiveness and let you enter heaven. But even so you will never be the man in heaven you should be. You will suffer loss through sin throughout eternity. "O, a man with any sense at all must realize it is an awful thing to sin. My heart goes out especially to men. Sometimes I almost forget that I have women in the audience. "Your sins will find you out in character. For every sin you commit you will suffer in character. Every sin breeds a moral ulcer. A festering body is not so bad as a festering character. Do you think that you can wrong an employe in his wages, and you not suffer immeasurably more in what you become, than he suffers in what he gets. As Father, So Son. "Let a man be a drinking man, for instance. He may not be a very hard drinker but there is almost sure to be a curse on his children. It is more than likely that one of his sons will be a drinker. "I had a member of my church who voted at one election for 'the saloons against his conscience, because he thought his taxes would be lighter. Inside of three months his boy was carried home to him drunk. "O il know your temptations. I once led a life of sin. I know temptation. To my shame I say it I tasted every cup. Once I was going to commit suicide. I was in a bad gang. But my conscience hounded me so that one night I opened up a vein in my arm and wrote a vow with my own Two Stores Specials ! ! ! NAPTHA SOAP!!! Fels Naptha Not One of the Numerous Substitutes. Fels Genuine Naptha Soap Ten (5c) Bars in Carton Full Carton 39c !!!FL0UR!!! Snow Bird Brand For Bread or Pastry Guaranteed Right Worth 90c per Sack Special, 69c for 25 Pounds. All Dependable Goods. Worth 20c and 25c a Can While They Last 10& a Can
blood that I would never again fall into sin. But it was no use. I was not strong enough in my own strength. At last I staggered into the arms of Jesus and was saved? "What can cleanse you from uln? Nothing but the blood of Jesus. What can make you whole again? Nothing but the blood of Jesus." The evangelist then prayed: "O God, We have put up to these people the manliest gospel we know how. O God for wife's sake and for baby's sake may every unsaved man say, 'I will take a stand for Jesus Christ.' This audience will not be so unkind as to block my aisles and disturb, my after service. O that Christian people would hurry down from the chorus and into the aisles seeking to bring people to Christ. May they have the vision of lost souls!"
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