Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 311, 10 November 1914 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, NOV. 10, 1914

GOVERNMENT LIVES

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PROVISIONS

FOR CITYEXPEHSE The Robbins Administration Shows Balance of $59,212.56 in Treasury to Meet Bills for Two Months. The city under the Robbins administration has lived well within its income so far this year, according to an interesting financial report submitted by Controller AlcMahan at a meeting of the mayor's cabinet last night. To meet municipal expenses for the current year $276,138.62 was appropriated, and the controller's report shows that up to November 1 a total of $216,926.0 hail been expended, leaving a tsurplus of $59,212.56 to maintain the city government the remaining two months of the year. The report shows a balance of $1,726.65 in the account for crushed stone. As a matter of fact this fund lias been depleted, but when rtie report was prepared the last bills for crushed stone had not been paid. following the reading of the report. Mr. McMaliau took occasion to remark that the indications were that there would be less in the general fund at the close of the year than there was at the first of the year, adding that "if any salaries were going to be increased" it probably would be necessary to postpone the construction of the new crematory next year or cut the appropriation for the street department. Mr. McMahan referred to the recent action of the police commissioners in authorizing increased wages for the members of that department for next year, totaling $1,440. for which no provision is made in the 1915 budget. The budget comparison is printed elsewhere in this issue.

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James Green Indicted by the Grand Jury. An indictment charging James Green with first degree murder was returned at noon today by the grand jury. . Late this afternoon the jury was expected to return an indictment against James Mason. One charge will be incest, but it is said that the jury will return other counts against the man. The jury will take up the attempt to murder by William Groif tomorrow.

Pretender to. Throne of France

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FARMERS ADVISED TO RAISE HORSES Federal Agents Believe War to Make Big Demand for Animals.

DUKE AND DUCHESS OF ORLEANS. Although prevented by French law from joining the French army, Prince Louis Philippe Robert, Duke or Orleans and pretender to the throne of France, is heartily in sympathing with his countrymen in their present hour of trial. He has given out several statements attacking the German emperor and it is reported . . . ... ii r n. a.

he is seeking a post with some otner power oi ine anies man France.

MRS. JOHN A. LDr.AN t

Under the leadership of Mrs. John A. Logan, widow of the Civil war hro, whose daughter is one of the Pelgian sufferers, Washington society women have organized to send a relief nhip to Relgium. The club women's committee will work with the national committee of which Cardinal Gibbons is honorary chairman. It. has been announced that, old clothing is not wanted, and tint flour, white army beans, rice, hominy and corn meal are the hest foods to be sent.

Makes Stubborn Coughs Vanish in a Hurry

Surprisingly Hood Coigk Syrup Kanll- anil CheaplyMade at Home

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Tf some one in your family lias an obllinate couyh or u had throat or chest cold that lias been haiiinjj on and refuses to yield tu treatment, et from any drug1 Htoro 2Vs ounces of Tinex ami make it into a pint of cough syrup, and watch that couu'i vanish. J'our the ounces of Tinev (."() rents wortli ) into a iint bottle anl till the bottle with plain granulated sugar svriip. The total cost is about .")t cents, and gives you a full pint a family lupplv of a most effective remedy, at a Bavinir of A day's use will usually overeonie a hard cough. Easily prepared in S minutes full directions with I'inex. Keep perfectly and has a pleasant taste. Children like it. It's really remarkable how promptly fcnd easily it loosens the dry, hoarse cr tight cough and heals the inilamed membranes in a painful cough. It also stops the formation of phlegm in the throat and bronchial tubes, thus ending the persistent loose cough. A splendid remedy for bronchitis, winter coughs, bronchial asthma and whooping cough. Pinex is a special and highly concentrated compound of genuine Norway pine pxtrart, rich in guaiacol, which is so healing to the membranes.

CITY TREASURY CONTAINS BALANCE OF $59,2 1 2.56

The following comparative table shows the condition of the city treasurer: Appropriation Spent Balance Clerk's expenses $100 46.13 53.87 Controller's expenses 330 320.66 9.34 Ground rent, school board 250 250 Interest and commission 1607.92 1203.41 404.51 Municipal league 150 150 Improvement bonds 5000 5000 Mayor s expenses 100 44.15 55.85 Consulting engineer 600 600 Treasurer's expenses 222.35 216.80 5.55 Building Inspector's expenses 100 89.77 10.23 Board works expenses 100 48.95 51.05 Advertising 300 215.68 84.32 Public lighting 1200 7648.57 4351.43 Miscellaneous expenses board works 200 147.05 52.95 Office expenses, engineer 150 68.92 81.08 Miscellaneous expenses, engineer 300 250.12 49.88 Street department payroll 28700 20875.02 7824.98 Crushed stone t!000 4273.35 1726.65 City's part, streets and alleys 22900 15819.64 7080.36 Mis. expenses, street department 5400 366S.73 1731.27 Parks, payroll 4500 3515.03 984.97 Parks, miscellaneous expenses 2025 1929.42 95.58 Coal, city building 600 508.63 91.37 Mis. expenses, city buildings 1500 1398.06 101.94 Mis. expenses, markets 335 270.41 64.59 Fire department, payroll 22460 18579.87 3880.13 Fire department, feed 1000 838.18 161.82 Fire department, mis. expenses 2000 1721.88 278.12 Hydrant rentals 16500 14593.32 1906.68 Coal, Friendless home 100 100 Repairs, Friendless home 400 400 Keid hospital 8000 2250 750 Mis. expense, health department 1500 1217.76 282.24 Mis. expense, dairy inspector 25 10.50 14.50 Crematory payroll 6000 4693.25 1306.75 Coal, crematory 600 366.65 233.35 Mis. expense, crematory 500 406.64 93.36 Law department, codify ordinances 1500 1500 Law department, mis. expense 400 282.66 117.34 Clifford judgment 3227.65 3227.65 CUv court, mis. expense 75 71.75 3.25 Police, payroll 18750 15631.83 3118.17 Boarding prisoners 290.50 237.25 53.25 Feed, patrol horse i. 37.50 37.50 Flashlight system 319.50 319.50 Automobile 1000 1000 Police, mis. expenses 562.50 481.42 31.08 Light plant, payroll 22000 18670.89 3329.11 C'oi-1 plant 22000 19927.16 2072.84 OH plant 600 284.51 315.49 Plant repairs 1800 563.41 1236.59 Meters 500 5933.89 566.11 Wiring 3600 2954.15 645.85 Transformers 3500 3279.28 220.72 Sundry equipment 2300 2041.78 , 258.22 Interest and commission 5570.70 5570.70 Office expenses 1800 1560.20 239.80 Water rights 25 25 Mis. expenses, plant 4700 3361.37 1338.63 New building 5000 2663.80 2336.20 Temporary loan . 7000 7000 New lighting system 16000 8163.81 7836.19 Totals $276138.62 $216926.06 $59212.56

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The Toymen's Missionary banquet at the Y. M. C. A. Monday night, was attended by 225 men. The tabels were aet in the gymnasium in the form of a hollow square, and were tastefully decorated with fruits and flowers. Talks were given by Rev. Mr. Mitchell of Chicago, president of the National Laymen's Missionary movement and Samuel Higginbottom, a missionary of Allahabad, India.

California and Florida are increasing shipments of oranges to Canada.

JENKINS & CO. DIAMOND DISPLAY Don't Miss It-Tonight

NO HUNTING. Hunting positively not allowed on the farm adjoining Mlddleboro, owned by Harriet Moorman and others.

During the next decade there will

probably be an increased demand for American horses in the countries now engaged in the European war. The demand may even continue much longer, as not only will horses be needed for armies, but when peace is restored more will be needed for agriculture. Already European agents are said to be endeavoring to purchase horses in this country and Canada, and there is an increased interest in many sections in horse breeding. To meet this increased European demand, American farmers may well endeavor to raise well-bred horses, but the department does not advise them to purchase a surplus of horses merely

for breeding purposes. It merely ad

vises that ordinary farm work should be done whenever possible by good mares, which should be bread to good stallions. It also desireB to emphasize the fact that only horses of high

quality may be profitably raised today.

Inferior horses are a drug on the market, and their production is to be dis

couraged as much as the production of good horses should be encouraged.

The United States has previously

been drawn on to supply European countries at war. In the Boer war

over 100,000 horses were bought here

by the British government. It may be doubted whether a foreign govern

ment could now obtain a similar supply in this country, except at excessive

cost. However, if farmers take pains

to utilize their good mares during this winter to breed them to good stallions, in the course of several years

(time enough for the foals to develop)

America will be better able to meet the European demand.

It is natural that European countries should look to the United States for horses, as next, to Russia it has more of these animals than any other country in the world. The United States and Russia possess 58 per cent of the world supply. Strange to say, however, there were no horses originally on our continent, and the present supply comes from stock brought over from Europe. Canada's supply is small compared to our own.

SCRUB BRED CATTLE PROFITLESS TO OWNER

One of the prime considerations in selecting cattle for dairy purposes is their blood origin. There is no immediate gain or permanent profit in maintaining a herd of scrub, or mixed bred animals or for that matter, a herd composed of the first cross of pure breds. This is true regardless of apparent superiority in present production. It often occurs that animals of the first cross of two dairy breeds, equal or in some cases excel their progenitors in quantity and quality of product, but when the second cross is made an animal inferor in all respects is nearly always the result. The good qualities of the parents may be transmitted to the first cross but inferior qualities are bound to appear in later generations. Continued cross or mixed breeding is certain to result in a herd whose breeding qualities are uncertain, and whose production is poor. The wise dairyman secures at least a few pure bred cows of his favorite breed and uses them as the foundation stock upon which he can build bis future herd. H ma V hA nnahla tn

afford more than a few pure breds to

Degm wun, nut he knows that by the

use or tne right kind of a sire, he can develop dnimals with which to replace the scrubs he is at first compelled to keep in his herd. Besides reproducing their good qualities with a regularity most certain and precise, pure bred dairy cattle are an advantage in that surplus stock can always be disposed of readily and at a good price, which cannot be said of grades. The men who in the past

bare recognized and taken advantage of these principles are reaping the greatest profits today from their dairy operations.

FINES HUNTERS. It cost Emil Powell and J. Pyle $19.76 each to learn the use of bunting licenses. J. J. Bravy, of Anderson, state fish and game office deputy took out a license in the county Monday and before he bagged any rabbits, be caught the two men hunting without a license. They were fined $5 and costs in Judge Abbotts court today. Part of the fee goes to the state fish and game department. The men were ordered to secure licenses.

For the Skin

THIS dainty preparation is good at all times. The effect is to leave the skin soothed and softened. "With it all there is a lingering fragrance that resembles the rose delicate, sweet and pure. Your drussist liaa ROZEL for you in two sizes. One, the larger, to 50 cents the bottle in this country, and is the best way to buy it. The other. 25 cents, is a good "get acquainted" size and makes an economical first trial.

Ask your dealers.

DRIVES AWAY HEADACHE Rub Musterole on Forehead and Temples A headache remedy without the dangers of "headache medicine." Relieves headache and that miserable feeling from cold or congestion. And it acts at once ! MUSTEROLE is a clean, white ointment made with oil of mustard. Better than a mustard plaster and does not blister. Used only externally, and in no way can affect stomach and heart, as

Best for Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Croup, Stiff Neck, Asthma, Neuralgia, Congestion, Pleurisy, Rheumatism, Lumbago, all Pains and Aches of the Back or Joints, Sprains, Sore Muscles, Bruises. Chilblains, Frosted Feet, Colds of the Chest (it often prevents Pneumonia).

i your druggist s, in Joe and 50c jars, and a special large hospital size for $2.50. Be sure you get the genuine MUSTEROLE. Refuse imitations get what you ask for. The Musterole Company, Cleveland, Ohio,

DR. A. O. MARTIN DENTIST Colonial Building Suite 212-213

HORSE STOPS TRAFFIC. A horse slipped and fell near Seventh and Main streets today, blocking traffic for some time. A crowd collected and street cars and vehicles were held up until the horse was assisted to its feet.

Off You want something good for hay fever and catarrh, cold in head, sneezing, hacking cough, deafness, headache, ringing ears, dry nose, bronchitis and inflammations of the skin and tissue, drop into any drug store and get a 25 or 50 cent sanitary tube of CtONDON'S Original and Genuine Catarrhal Jelly Or if you are skeptical and wish to try the merits of Kondoirs before you buy, write us quick for a free trial sample and booklet. You will never regret getting in touch with this good old remedy.

bas been doing irood for nearly twenty-five years. 35.000 drutrsrists sell and guarantee it to please or will refund your money. Could anything be fairer? Write us now before you forget It. Don't take a substitute. KONDON MFG. CO. Minneapolis. Minn.

JENKINS & CO., Diamond Display Tonight Don't Miss It.

Dont Miss the Diamond Display and Opening at Jenkins & Co. Tonight Only. Everyone Invited.

This is the Line You Read and Hear so Much About The Harriet Hubbard Ayer Toilets. Distinctly Individual The Aristocrat of the Toilet goods world. Known, used, sold everywhere. Conkey's are exclusive Richmond agents. Something new Dr. Page's Snore Mute Stop snoring let others sleep. Send one by mail to your snoring neighbor. Films developed Free when we do your printing." When you print we. develop for 10c per roll. Select hot water bottles from our complete stock. There should be several in every home. We sell the all-rubber kind. Don't throw away your old clothes. Dye them we handle Easy, Dyola, Putnam and Diamond dyes. Each company supplies free booklets, "How to Dye." See us for Thanksgiving dinner spices and cards. Rozel, the new lotion. Thinoids flesh reducer. Digestif, the perfect digestant, in short "If it's Advertised it's at Conkey's" therefore GET IT WHERE THEY'VE GOT IT. We Thank You. We Deliver Free and Freely.

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YOUR FRIENDS WILL HELP YOU GET IT We Give Certificates with every cash purchase made at our store, and soon this community will have many thousand dollars worth of these certificates in its possession. It will be easy for you and your friends to secure a large percentage of these certificates if you get busy at once. Line Up Your Friends and collect a greater amount than anyone else and so secure for your very own, this expensive instrument. A PIANO WORTH OWNING Here is a short description of this magnificent piano: The finest materials and most experienced workmanship have produced in this piano an instrument excellent in tone, power and appearance. The case design is very beautiful. It is adorned with rich carvings, standing out in bold relief, indicating artistic elegance. The surface of the instrument attracts at once with its deep mellow color, polished and resplendent as a mirror. The key-board is a wealth of genuine ivory keys. The action is easy, elastic and responsive. The piano has a fine, full singing tone, at once deep and tender, capable alike of producing spectacular musical effects and of yielding the softest, dreamiest melodies. This elegant piano compels admiration for its massive showy qualities, and likewise proves itself friendly to the deepest, tenderest feelings of the heart. It will win its princely way in any home. It is installed in thousands of the best homes, conservatories, educational and religious institutions in the land and is well and favorably recommended by leading public men, women and institutions; by musicians, teachers and other excellent judges of musical instruments. Ask to see the portfolio containing these recommendations.

Get It For Your Home. This piano will make your home more attractive for yourself, for the rest of the family, and for your friends. It will beautify the parlor, keep the children at home; teach the daughter a fine accomplishment, make home life pleasant to the son, entertain your friends, brighten the lonely hours and promote sociability and good fellowship.

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Or For Your Society If not for yourself, then you will want this piano for your lodge, literary society, school room church, Sunday school, or labor union. A piano will secure a larger membership, bring out the members every meeting, make the program more impressive, add to the beauty of the room, and promote the friendship of all the members.

How to Secure This $400 Piano Free Cut out the coupon at the bottom of this advertisement, fill it in properly, mail or bring it to our store. Then buy your goods at our store, get your friends to buy, and have your friends get their friends to buy. Collect all their certificates and place them to your own credit in our store ballot box. With your friends' help you can secure several hundred dollars' worth of certificates every week. The piano will be given to the one securing the greatest number of certificates between now and May 1st, 1915. Our Prices Will Remain as Low as Ever REMEMBER : It will not cost you one penny more to trade with us. Our prices stay just as low-besides, we offer many special bargains. Our goods will still be of thoroughly reliable quality and our styles and patterns all modern and at the height of fashion. Ther is every reason why you should do all of your trading at our store. COME TO THE STORE TODAY AND SEE THE PIANO Play on it test it, then enter your name in the contest and commence saving certificates. (FILL OUT, CUT OUT AND MAIL OR BRING TO OUR STORE)

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NOMINATION COUPON MR. FRED KENNEDY, RICHMOND, IND. I wish to nominate as a candidate in your piano contest

I understand this is merely a nomination, not & vote, and does not obligate me in any way.

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FIRED KENNEDY "The Biggest, Busiest, Little Store in Town." 526 MAIN STREET.