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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-20

Special Passenger Service.
Kaiserin A.V., June q Kaiserin. A. v, July 10
oceana. ....... June % Deutschland. ....July 20
Deutschland. June RS America ......Aug. 2
Among special features of these ships: Grill
Room, Ritz-Carlton Restaurant la carte; eleva.
tors, gymnasium, Palm Garden, Electric Baths.
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
Large twin screw vessels Of $4,000 tons. So
perb passenger accommodations.
Pretoria June % Patricia $3.50. July, 20
Waldersee. ...June 80 Pretoria .......Aug 4
PENNSYLVANIA. July IA Waldersee ...Aug. ii
sBatavta. =. July 81 Pennsylvania ..Aug. q
ITO Hamburg direct.
Offices, IS and 81 Broadway, New York.
l59 Randolph st. Chicago; w. B. Chandler. b.
Dichhorn & Son, 4. d. johnson Co., o. II.
Brecke, Nils Nilsson. A. @. vanstrum q Go.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES
KODAK AND BROWNIE CAMERAS ARE DAY.
light loading. Buy them Of o. 81. Peck Co.,
liz 9th st 8.
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9 It's not enough to have read the 8
o ads last week, nor to intend to read 8
o them next week. Today's reading Of 8
@ the ads Is as essential as is today's y
8 reading of the news-if you would o
@ keep step with things" 9
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o . o o O o o O
WE BUY OR BUILD HOMES ON EASY
PAYMENT PLAN.
Payment, IS for each ST 900 Der month.
} You may have any amount from $500 up
} You select your place and your plans for
, building We draw the plans for you
} without expense to you; you select your
contractor. We furnish the money
Ali on Your Own Time.
} We do business anywhere in Minnesota,
North and South Dakota.
D American Real Estate Investment Loan
D Co., 437-439 Andrus Bldg.
Minneapolis, MINI.
I
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES
Wanted. ii

WANTED-oHEAP SADDLE HORSE 900 TO
1000 pounds, and pony safe for children;
write stating where can be seen or call Fri
day forenoon. Hobart & Willis, s2e Henne-
WANTED-soUND, LIGHT DRIVERS; GOOD
locker, for about $50 cash. Call 14O5 9th
st s. Main 1882 -.-..
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Unimproved.

SHS1c E s IN o m ? v2oSsfS 1SSrSg.
0 $125-Perfect lot on I'd av s, near 43d st.
0 $195-A handsome lot on Blaisdell av, near {
o Both st: city water and stone side
D walk: this is bargain.
D $3oO--For your choice: perfect lots on
D 10th or 18th avs S. at Saith st: gas,
D city water and stone sidewalk paid
for c
. s350-For your choice: a perfect lot on c
Bloomington, av, between Bath and
D 85th SITS; gas, city water and stone
. sidewal paid for. {
. $395-Perfect lot on oath av s, near
0 Franklin; city water and stone side c
. walk.
0 $325-A perfect lot ON 10Th av s, near {
o 22d st; city water and stone sidewalk; {
0 easy terms.
o We can sell any Of the above lots on
o reasonably easy terms if desired.
o Thompson Bros.
o 234 Security Bank Bldg.
o o o o O O o O
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BUY A BARGAIN.
S3,350-Quick money made for you: owner
must sell; 10-room duplex house. modern, with
barn; full lot: all in good repair: this is a
decided bargain In the eighth ward.
$320O-Owner leaving the city; two or three
lots, east front. Groom house. hardwood finish,
large bedrooms, fine shade trees, near Henne-
pin av and Saith st. .'""''.
$1,000 buys one of the best-bult, new, all
modern nine-room houses, east front, in Lake
OF the Isles district: this will surely please
you: let me show you through.
Ideal spots for homes; lake shore lots. go
ing fast. Sole agents for Reeves South
Shore Park. Linden Hills and Lake Harriet
Call for plats and price list.
George 3. Dartt.
Both phones. sO7 Phoenix Bldg.
. NEW, MoD2nS HOME At sAoa1F1Sr.
o Owner Leaving City.
0 $4,675-A new, fully modern, eight-room {
o house, hardwood finish. hardwood 9
o floors all over, fully fitted bath q
o room, gas and electric light with {
o combination fixtures; full base c
o ment with splendid hot water Q
o heating plant, laundry trays, coal q
o bin, etc.; window shades, storm
o sash and screens; lot graded and c
o sodded Look at 250t Dupont Q
0 S. close offer might be q
o sidered.
o Thompson Bros, Q
Q 234 Security Bank Building.
o o o o o o o o
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EASY PAYMENTS.
Lot Is, block 0, Morrison & Lovejoy's ad-
dition to Minneapolis; 4s feet by 1872 feet, on
25th av S, between 25th and Goth SITS; side
walk, sewer, water; ON grade, near milwaukee,
shops, and car line, $500. Front s21a feet Of
lot 2 block 2. Marshall's addition to Min
neapolis; &c by s21a feet; east front, on Sd
st NE, between 14th and 18th avs; on grade;
all improvements in street, $500. Lot, %
feet front by 115 deep, on I'd av NE, between
Main and I'd SITS, 5000. Lots in Sc Mime
apolis, near Como Harriet interurban, $3.50.
G. s. Dever,
637 Andrus Building,
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SCANDINAVIAN AMERICAN LINE


Large Fast Twin Screw Passenger Steamers
Direct to
NORWAY, SWEDEN and DENMARK
Sailing from New York at noon. .zsD
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Second Cabin, $50
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For Tickets apply to Local Agents, or to
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apolis, MINI.
ANCHOR LINE U. s. NAIL STEAMsHIpB
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Superior accommodation, excellent cuisine The
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Line to
HENDERSON BROS, General Agents. Chi.
cago. Ill.
ALLAN LINE FAST MAIL AND PASSENGER
service. Montreal to Liverpool. the picturesque
st. Lawrence route; new fast turbine triple
screw, IL, OO0-ton steamers. For full particu-
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site postoffice.
GOING TO EURoIEf
Before arranging your trip see Cunard Line.
814 ID av g.
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EUROPEAN TRAVEL

IL 4VO4 8V34 V11o !
EUROPEAN TRAVEL.
Short Line to Europe.
High-class accommodation available on our
new 'Empresses." Quebec to Liverpool in six
days. Two days on the majestic st. Law
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est steamers between Europe and st. Law
renee ports. .sE
Information cheerfully given.
N. 8. Lidman northwestern passenger
agent Canadian Pacific Royal Mall Steamship
Lines, 232 Nicollet av. Minneapolis.
70 EUROPE VIA CUNARD. LINE.
Company's new Office. 8141 "a aY s.
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vAUCAIRE BUST DEVELOPER. l..
Genuine prescription. Why not be attract
i've. six-bottle treatment will accomplish
wonders; So to any address. Weinhold, West
hotel. GE.5
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WOOD AND COAL

DRY FACTORY HARDWOOD, CHEAPEST,
cleanest and best wood in the city. Bar
nardCope Mfg. Co., 4th st and I'd av NE.
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PERSONAL

SUPERFLUOUS HAIR,
Red nose, moles birthmarks, powdermarks,
permanently removed without pain scar.
Lillian NJ Simmons, e1ectro-derma to1ogist, 618
Medical building II 49, -~.s.-, 5F].g-.'
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FAT PEOPLE
Can be thin Canadian reducing compound.
Formula Of celebrated German physician; 81,
six for IS, to any address. Weinhold, West
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES
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MoNULTY DETECTIVE AGENCY - PRoMP.
service, zunequaled facilities, reasonable rates
references, police headquarters. 30 Kasota blk
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hEMUVA NUT1CE, -.
We want to inform our clients and the
public that we have moved into our new
offices, Security Bank building. Send for list
Dakota: Saska tchewan Valley and other places.
Choice investments. We gladly offer you our
experience In making good selection. A few
farm mortgages for cash.
Dakota & Canada Land Co.. = -
Fl. T. Daniels, Manager, -
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Q Q . . Q % SMG Z. o q = Q . Q
S03 Phoenix Bldg. 0
o Eight beautiful lots on Emerson and 0
. Fremont avs between 33d and 34th avs o
o for 81 200. This price is very low; the o
lots are fine and give excellent oppor- 0
0 tunity for purchaser to sell at retail and o
clear tidy sum- o
sLoANE-McCULL0oH AGENCY,
Oneida Block. 1o4 4th ST. 8.
81, 0OO-Duplex house, five rooms: bath on each
floor; hardwood floors and finish:
Lyndale ay s and 18th st; rents $42 per
month"; .5
So sOo-A big bargain, 10-room house In first
class, repair: barn and large lot 1872 feet
front Southeast Minneapolis: oneNb block
from interurban carline.
ONE ACRE ON 10th Av 8 AND s4th ST, IN
Garden Homes addition, four blocks from
Lake st car line; lies fne charming spot
natures gift for home midway between
the great twin cities. where land is sure to
double in value; buy an acre; price only S4lo;
easy terms: don't delay.
e. +. Lambert. g3Ss
$50 Guaranty Bldg. y
200 PER CENT PROFIT IS WHAT MY GUS
toners made last year In buying lots on
monthly payments at Lake Harriet. can
make money for you too; $40 down and IS
monthly. %e
Charles 1. Fuller.
sos Phoenix. IA
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland VS. New York-Both
games postponed; rain.
St Louis Z: Boston ).
Chicago VS.. Washington; rain.
Detroit VS.. Philadelphia; rain.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
EDbetts' Declaration.

Commenting on the offer of $4,000
for Lunley and Jordan made by Man
ager McCloskey of the st. Louis Car
dinals, President Ebbetts of the Brook
Ign Nationals says:
"McCloskey has no chance to get
LumIey and JDrdan at any price, and
he knows it. He has made bad break
in letting Taylor and Shannon go, is
doubtless being roasted good and
plenty by st. Louis fans and is making
a bluff with this offer, which 1 refused
to stand for.
"He might as well have offered
to buy the whole Brooklyn team for
all his bluff is worth. McCloskey has
made mistake in his deal with Chi
cago and New York and is employing
a cheap method to cover up the blum
der.
HE is simply trying to square him
self with the St Louis public by a
grand stand play. As soon as l can
communicate with Manager Donovan I
will get back at McCloskey by making
an offer to the st. Louis club for two
of it's best men, If two good men can
be found in that aggregation. 1t has
been badly weakened by the blunders
of McCloskey, and / refuse to have
him cover up his own shortcomings by
trying to cause dissatisfaction among
our DIayers''
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
Why the Lesson Came
70 an Abrupt End

III Z was visiting day at the kinder
garten, and the young teacher was
proud Of her little pupils as they
went through their drills and ex.
ercises and beamed with pleasure al
the appreciation shown by the visitors
who applauded generously. Then
came the lesson, and the teacher an
nounced the subject.
Children" she said, today we are
going to learn about the cat. and ]
want you TO tell me what you KIN. y
about it. Tommy, how many legs IA
a cat?''
-Four" replied Tommy, proud,
conscious of rectitude.
Yes, and, Daisy. what else has tht
cat?"
Claws an tall murmured Dais,
shyIy.
Various other portions Of feline anat
omy were ascertained, and finally the
instructor turned to one of the latesf
acquisitions Of the Kindergarten anC
said sweetly:
Now, Mary, can you tell me wheth
er the cat has fur or feathers"
With scorn and contempt, mingled
with a vast surprise, Mary said:
Gee, teacher, amt you never seen 6
cat!''
And the lesson came to an abrup
end.-Bufalo News.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25

ADRIAN c. ANSON, NOW CHICAGO CITY
CLERK.
lurching, slashing movement, quick as
d flash, yet in some way he managed
to get the strength of his body and his
weight behind the drive. One to look
at Del would have thought him a poor
hitter although he was one of the best,
and at that there were times when Del
looked like q sucker against a fast
curve ball. He was a great hitter
mainly because of a wonderfully accu-
rate eye and his uncanny ability to call
the turn on what the pitcher was going
to deliver.
Lajoie is hitter much after the
style of Delehanty. He is huge and
powerful, with an ungainly lurch when
he meets the ball, and he has a mar
velous judgment of speed and a great
eye. He is what is known as a wild
pitch hitter. He hits the ball better
foot outside the plate than he does
when it is over it, but he is likely to
cripple the first baseman if you pitch
inside to him, for he pulls and slashes
the ball fiercely on a line to right His
free shoulder muscles permit him to
hit high or low, and he crickets the
ball off his feet as well as drives the
high ones.
Whenever any one speaks of Lajoie 1
recall Cy Swain, the elongated Wash
ington pitcher Cy was going to pitch
against Philadelphia and said tender
iy to Joe Campbell:
Joe, I'd like to meet Lajoie."
you'll meet him this afternoon" re-
marked Campbell.
That afternoon Cooley led off with a
double, Delehanty followed with a
triple, and Lajoie smashed the ball
over the wall.
did you meet Lajoie, Cy?" asked
Campbell after the game.
Yes said Cy, land he had two adj
vance agents.
Arson was great hitter. His posi-
ton at bat was something to admire.
He stood, feet together, bat clutched
firmly at shoulder arms position, and
almost faced the pitcher. He took one
short step forward with his left foot
and met the ball squarely between the
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
THE LONE MAN

Say what n snap he seems TO have
The only man about the place
Where women go in summer time
To rest the brain and tan the face!
40 oriental potentate
Has things more neatly in his mitt
As round among the girls he struts
And bills himself as Mr.. 1t.
fhey hold a sunshade over him
And bring a match to light his pipe.
And IL he'll only go along
They'll show him where the fruit is
ripe.
They sing for him their sweetest songs
And charm him with their brightest
wit
And they viii even eIocute
If he will only stand for It
But that IS Just the brighter side.
If some one has u trunk TO strap
Or n valise to lug around
or course he is the handy chap
II in boat. that's built fer three
A dozen ladies wish TO go
They like to have him come along
That they may sit and watch him row
1t isn't such a lovely snap
As you might for a moment guess.
Were it as good as It appears.
The man would die of happiness
There are some drawbacks. you observe
That for the other things atone.
And one IS this: He never has
A chance to stroll with one alone.
TWO IN Oae.
studying Latin. ELI? You should
take up Greek too
Huh, Latin's Greek to me."-Phila
ielphia Ledger
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Sells Louisville stock.

It developed recently that George
Tebeau, owner of the baseball fran
chises Of Louisville and Kansas City
in the American association, and Den
yer in the Western league, has dis
posed of a block of stock of the Louis
vile club to ten business men of the
city. These men are all ardent sup
porters Of the team, and the effect will
be 10 popularize the Colonies. Just
how much stock was sold is not
known, but it is certain that the CON
troll of the club still rests with George
Tebeau- The Louisville club has al
ways been a money maker, and this
has been a banner year and the stock
was disposed Of at par value.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
THE WAY OF THE WORLD.

Loaf and the world loafs with you;
Work and you work alone,
For the wise old earth
Wants an easy berth,
But has labor enough of its own.
Sing and your next door neighbor
VIII, If he's feeling stout,
Pound on your door
AS he hears you roar
And tell you to cut it out.
Work till you get a million
Safe in your ample mitt,
And your ancient jokes
VIII amuse the folks,
And, oh. you will make a hiti
Next take in wheat a flier.
And when your cash is shy
Every one then
It's the way of men
VIII give you the icy eye.
Purchase an automobile
Speedy and red and wide,
And one and all
AT your beck and call
VIII come at the chance to r1de,
But If you're in the business
Holding the cars for lease.
They will be shy
If il is to buy
AT the price of a PUNK apiece
Favors don't come for nothiugi
That is a mortal cinch.
They are designed
To be paid in kind,
Measured off inch by inch.
If there IS nothing in il,
Then will the motley crew
Throw you a brick
In a double quick
And haughtily call, ''Skiddoo!~
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
4 HEALING GOSPEL

The Rev. J. c. Warren, pastor OF
Sharon Baptist church. Belair. CIR,
says of Electric Bitters: Its a God
send to mankind. It cured me of lame
back, stiff joints, and complete phys
zeal collapse. / was SO weak it took
me half an hour to walk a mile. Two
bottles of Electric Bitters have made
me SO strong have just walked three
miles in so minutes and feel like
walking three more. It's made new
man of me- Greatest remedy for
weakness and all Stomach. Liver and
Kidney complaints Sold under guar
antee at a. G. Luken g. Co.'S drug
store PriSe 5oa-
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better able to get the work out of his
men than he, but he has been more
severely Handicapped than comes to
the lot of most managers, and l sym
pathize with him most decidedly.
think that things viii come around all
right by and by.
There is no friction at all between
Collins and the owner Of the club. Col
Inns left the team because he was dis
couraged. With some of the cripples
back in the game Boston can be de-
pended upon to make as good a battle
as any of the other teams"
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WAN ED.

WANTED-Those having rooms and
board for students to call or tele-
phone the Business College. 25-4t
WANTED-There is an opening for
worthy young man TO work for
tuition at the Business College.
25-4t.
Call 353 Richmond Ave- 2413t
WANTED-Boy at Westcott Cigar
Stand. 23-3t.
WANTED-Your cider to make. Or
ders taken for sweet cider. Phone
1895 A. w. w. Dlks, cor. 10th and
s. E st. 21-5t
WANTED-A middle aged woman
for general house keeping. No
washing nor ironing. Apply imme-
diately. Box $50. 23-3t.
WANTED-To trade, a good violin
for boys wheel. Call $50 South 9Th
street. 23-3t.
WANTED-The Palladium will pay
tCc for copies of the Richmond Pal
iadium of the dates of January list
and 2nd, 1906.
WANTED-To trade Smith Pre-
nnier Typewriter In good condition
for Remington or Fox or any 9TH
cr shift key machine of equal
standard. Call at thsf Palladium
office. 19-3t.
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Fixed by Wages.

Did you ever have hay fever?
No: mean TO ask, What is your sal
airy?
If it is below SO week you never
have had it. If it is above $50 of
course you are sufferer. In between
those sums it is sort of optional and
depends on circumstances. Suppose a
man is getting $40 week. With thai
amount some people would suppose
that he could buy all of the luxuries
of the season, but wait and inquire into
his case.
Suppose he has eight children. all hard
on shoes, and wife who is trying to
keep up with Mrs. Brown. whose hus-
band gets $50 week and passes. How
can he afford TO go shifting about and
reading half tone literature about the
summer resorts? He simply can't dc
1t and must be content with some
much less expensive disease.
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example doe

more Of imita~y attention than a goot
example doe
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
The SPORTING WORLD
Believes In Collins.

President Ban Johnson of the Ameri-
can league made his long looked for
visit to Boston recently and was in
conference most of the afternoon both
with General Charles II. Taylor, the
owner of the Boston club, and with
Manage Collins. He said that every
effort would be made to get the Boston
club out of its present dilemma. 7
have every confidence in Collins" he
said. land | think that no manager is
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
The Awakening.

We sat together on dreamy beach
and heard the chubby Cupid softly preach
OF loves sweet strife.
In ecstasy ciasped her to my breast
Dear one" cried, seek you this peace
full rest
For life?"
"Ah, yes" she sighed and thrilled my
throbbirg heart;
"Our blended souls can never thrivs
apart,
Ny love. my ownt"
But when September came that August
peach
Went back to town and left ne on ths
beach
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25

The way some young men are headed
it looks as if they will be mighty lucy
if they are ever able to live down theiI
future
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
Hoo, Gr1ut
Rutsngen
Meet Ball
Tie Late Ed DeIehanty.
NAP" LaJoie III
cious Line DrIUes.
+" Pop" Anson Was the
Pitchers Z error-Frank
Chances Style.

Every professional ball player-in
fact, every bali play er-hits the ball in
a different way The attitude at the
bat of every player, the way he grasps
the club, the way he throws his body
into the swing-eversthing is different.
Not two men hit alike.
The late Ed Delehanty had an odd
style. He swung with his arms, with
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
FRANK CHANCE.

seams. His hits were almost all line
drives that cleared the infield. and he
was likely to cripple pitchers. for his
eye was so wonderful that he drove the
BAH through the box half the time.
Did You ever watch Frank Chance of
the Chicago Nationals come TO bat? He
steps up, grasps his bat, taps the plate.
holds his bat in his right hand, while
he pulls up his belt with his left, places
his bat between his legs, pulls his cap
on tighter, pulls up his trousers, grabs
the bat again. taps the plate and is
ready. He goes through these same
motions every time he faces a pitcher,
and il is cinch he wouldn't hit 200 il
forced to leave them out. A. B.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25
intl.ruafion.

why are you so indignant toward
that American art collectorT'
Because" answered the European
picture owner, ''he takes an unfair adj
vantage. He presumes on his great
wealth to offer me SO much for a pic
ture that / can't afford to refuse it,
Washington Star.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25

In response TO an invitation to visit
Milwaukee during the summer, Sir
Thomas Upton has cabled that he
will be unable to come over. This
would indicate that Sir Thomas will
not start the Shamrock in the kings
cup race Of. the New York Yacht club
at Newport, r. I,
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25

.sRobbing Peter to pay Paul. always
has been conceded to be poor policy,
but there are times on the road when
a mctorist has his choice between do
ing something Of the sort or walking
It IS possible to remove a bolt or nut
from some place where it serves q not
very important purpose and TO use it
to replace one in some vital part. This
sort Of makeshift is one that requires
Judgment, however.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25

Just knowing how is the specialt.
and only practice of some people.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-08-25

We like to see other people charita
BILE, for it then doesn't seem SO neceS
sary for us to be SO.