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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-17

Leaving Richmond 11:15 p. m via
c., C. & L. lands you in Chicago at
700 a. M. Through sIeepers and
coaches. You will like it. apr6- tt
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-17

c.. C. & L. ticket agent will sell Won
sleeping car tickets to Chicago for
their 11.15 P. NJ. train. Call on
him. apr6-tf
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-17
Richmond Trust Co.

invites new accounts regard
less of size. Money deposited
in this institution draws three
per cent. interest compound
ed in May and November. Let
your savings or idle money
work for you by opening an
account here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-17

Artificial gas. the Goth Century fuel.
loft
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-21
OCEAN TRAVEL
KOSMOS LINE

PASSENGER SERVICE
SVs "Amssis'' 5000 tons, Captain Kagel-
macher. sailing February 2s from San Fran
cisco for Hamburg, via Mazatlan. San Bias,
Manzanilo, Salina Cruz San Jose de Suate-
msla. Aca5utla. la Lfbertad, La Union. Punta
Arenas c. r.. Payta, Callao, Mollendo, the
principal ports Of Chile. and London. For rates
and passenger accommodations apply 70 Lendal
H. Gray. mans ger, pier 10, San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-21

the rate of per cent per all the Preferred
Stock outstanding
The Regal Shoe Company is recognized by the
shoe trade and by leading newspapers and other
McClures, being the leading shoe concern In the
world, founded the most successful and practical
principles. It is frequently referred to by well known
writer's business system having the most efficient
and systematic organization for the handling and per-
petuation of It's business.
All who are interested in this offer are cordially
invited to inspect the factory at Whitman, Mass and
make thorough investigation of the books files and
records of the Regal Company. Every facility will
be afforded to all prospective purchasers of Stock
their representatives who may come to the general
offices of the Company to satisfy themselves of the
soundness of the investment.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-21
DAMAGE SUIT IS SETTLED

damage suit for $4,000, brought by
Luigi Stefenatti against the Stauffer
Chemical Company, was settled out of
court yesterday on a S575 compromise,
after a hearing of a portion of the tes-
timony in Judge Hunts court. Stefe-
nattf had one of his arms broken while
fixing a belt on a machine in the COM
panys factory at Utah and Alameda
streets on November 16, 1905, and
blamed the company for negligence in
connection with the accident
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-21
PERSONS KNOCKED OFF CAR

While a car, westbound on Twenty
second street. was crossing Valencia
into by a, northbound car on the latter
street. causing number of people to
be thrown to the ground. The only
person injured was a Mrs. Wilson, who
was more stunned by her fall than
hurt The Twenty y-second-street car
was thrown from the track and it
caused delay in traff1c on that street
for about half an hour
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-21
SALES
GREAT 81
SALE ,N.seM

O<A4VHLl<9 IDG(GAS(NU
MONDAY EVENING. FEB. 20. 1907
-INCLUDING-
ADMIRAL TOGO, the talk OF all California
horsemen, and of the best prospects for
2:0S trotter In America.
GRACE O'CLOCK, a fast two-year-old PAGER.
ROSE LECCO,, a phenomenal two-year-od trot-
ter. and many other speed prospects.
BROOD MARES by Mckinney, Zombro. ZOlock.
Cupid, Orc Wilkes and Secretary.
COLTS AND FILLIES out of those mares by the
best speed sires on the coast.
AT CHASE'S NEW PAVILION-Where you can
see speed. action and manners regardless OF
the weather
Seats for 1900 people. Reserved seats for
ladies.
Write for catalogue. Horses at yard Feb. 23.
FRED II. CHASE & CO.,
ATS Valencia St, near 10TH,
San Francisco, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-21

from Boston to San Francisco, from ST Paul to New
Orleans, have consented to act repositories for
receiving subscriptions and delivering stock certif
Gates complete list of these banks will be mailed
free request Or subscribers may remit direct to E.
]. Bliss, Treasurer, Regal Shoe Company 100 Summer
street, Boston, Mass. Remttances should be made by
express ORDER money order or certified check
Subscriptions will be filled in order of their receipt.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-21
Present Owners The Founders Not Selling Out

TIP to the present time the Regal Shoe Company has
been close corporation, its ownership being vested
exclusively in its founders and each one has keen
interest in perpeuatng the great success achieved
The men actively engaged in the present manage
ment are young men in the prime of their powers
which fact eliminates for long time the possibility of
loss of prestige and earning capacity through the loss
of the genius that created the business. They will
continue to work on the principles and according to
the same methods which have been responsible for the
rapid and profitable development of the business up to
this date.
The interest which is held by them, represented
by the Common Stock, cannot receive cent of dvi-
dend until the full quarters dividend has been paid at
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-21
cOHPAGNIE GEKERALE TRANsATLAETIQUE

DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIS.
Sailing every Thursday, instead OF saturday.
at 10 a. m, from Pier AZ, North River. foot oe
Morton street.
First class to Havre SO and upward; second
class to HaVre. $45 and upward. GENERAL
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN
ADA, % Broadway Hudson Building), NsW
York. J. r. FUGAZI. manager PaciAc Coast.
$50 MONTGOMERY street. San FranelBcos xtcknm
sold BY all Railroad Ticket Agents-
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-21

A BETTER opportunity to share in the profits of
thoroughly established business has never before
been offered to the public, because before have
there existed conditions similar to those which make
this offer of stock desirable
The exceptional security of an investment in Regal
Preferred is proven by tangible property in
plain sight, that be seen and felt and counted
The Corporation and operates at Whitman
Mass, the largest and most completely equipped
factory devoted exclusively to the making of fine
shoes All cash hand, buildings, box factory shoe
dressing laboratories, power heat and light plant all
real and personal property, machinery and equipmen
all shoes and leather; all suppes all the Regal chain of
retail stores from London to San Francisco owned
by the Regal Shoe Company free and upencumbered;
no mortgages, bonds. All these assets together
with large surplus and depreciation fund already
accumulated positively the holders of Preferred
Stock
The Preferred Stock is further secured bv the
good will of the Regal business, foreign and domestic
patents and the trademark 'Rega" having value in
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-21

the open market equal to than the full amount Of
the total issue of Preferred Stock.
The stockholders further protected by the fol-
lowing provision of the charter: "N0 mortgage or
other lien shall be placed upon any of the prop
erfy OF the company without the consent of
holders of majority In interest of the Preferred
STOCK of the Company"
statement by the Treasurer and Managing
Director, E. J. Bliss, certified to by disinterested
public accountants and appraisers of recognized
thory will be furnished to each purchaser of Pre-
ferred Stock to the effect that the corporation owns,
free and unencumbered, real tangible assets of
than 500 for each and every share of Preferred Stock
sod not including the value of good WILL foreign and
domestic trademarks patents and other similar assets
owned by the Corporation.
The net earnings for the past III years have
been i'm excess of the amount necessary to pay
per cent. dividends on the total issue of Pre-.
ferred Stock, So, 500, OOO for the entire period.
The latest years the best The current earnings
are the largest in the history of the business.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-21

Money will draw interest from the date the subscrfp-
ton is received by u.s. The Regal Shoe Company
the right to reject any application to award
a smaller amount than is applied for.
Prospectus setting forth complete facts
and data viii be mailed free on request, or may
be obtained by calling at any Regal store. Ad-
dress all inquiries, e. j. BLISS, Treasurer, 100
Summer ST., Boston, Mass.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-21


76 PREFERRED STOCK
Regal Shoe Company
FOR capital its facilities
the demand goods already created the Regal Shoe
Company offers for public subscription 500 900 its Preferred stock The
Company has authorized stock of S. OOO of which ST. OO0O M preferred
and $25O0OO value each share O0 full paid and worcestershire
900 ofthe Preferred Stock offered for public subscription value
Preferred preferred dividends being
payable the January July and October each
Indebtedness founders
he of sI5Oooo of
Preferred Stock u be used
September 1898 the Regal Shoe Company started whose sole
capital $780, indahgabe
and idea The investment of $500 has into business, the tangible
good will which al than $5OO0OOO
difficult far concerned the Of the Yet
spite OF this fact has achieved unparalleled
New York retail 5000 of Regal
shoes have been sold individual cash at the standard retail
record equale by other shoe retailer
in
sells S2500OO worth each the specially shoe business in San Francisco
business % en in meeeso
dh1 he capital will nae
eshah aIavTag teahy
a established
70 r nefhh OF e population Of he
ew weIaUe agencies beenob to in
business for the year 1906 1905 of I2g
On December 81, had file applications p 10
of fmanfa only could
By the that the manufacturing facilities enlarged
adequately Immediately Regal and will be located and import
the United thus the demand for the
territory outside that reached by the existing Regal will be supplied
An E2kceDt Inv menf ODn0r
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05
Eand.Pa Painttd China in GndIR$$ a Uariety a


Having just received a large shipment of beau. HfuI Hand Painted China. weare now better prepared tkan ever to offer you a stock of Artistic merit from which may be selected Gifts for all occasions
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05
CARD FROM
 NM BRITT

Editor Daily Alaskan. Just room for 8 few lines, please, in regard to lhe ,quab5r~ over Nr. Greens bul in the Ctv Council
 As is known to the members of the council, Mr. Green fixed the comb nation ot the city safe some tlmo ago. apparently tn good shape, However, in July ,he combination got out Of order. Being away at the time. my cl.rk. upon the recommendation of Mr. Kettles. called llr. Green to open the safe. Upon my return ] ssce9taju.d i tae combination came out of order ny .sa.to. my clerk. jn which casa !, of course. would pay the bin. Thts no. being the case 10. N'd ,he bill. As my clerk though. tae work was worth the amount
 Later yu Messrs Kettle, and Mclean showed me this very sane Q. E'a bill and asked me what ,o d5 about t,. and thess were my words 10 lhe two gentle men.
 ~I 0. Ed ,be bill because we thought .6e work was worth ,be money. bu. you. gentlemen ought to see AIr. Green and let him show you what part Of the combination got ou, of order. lttms happen.d by being im- properly fixed ia the first place by Mr. Green, the bill, in my estimation, ought not be paid.
 These very same words were repeat ed later oa Go Nr. Kettles.
 The gentlemen did not see MT. G.eeu .heace all the trouble.
 Wm. Br,Jt Town Treasurer.
 Ssag gay. Sept. 8, 1907.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05
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Geuevege Nha.eu and John lainlan, accompau.e. by Sisters Josephine and HyacIn.h. 0. the Aq1.mas Academy of Tacoma. left for Tacoma las. night on the Princess Royal The two children will attend school .n Tacoma during the coming year.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05

 WAS DERE-.CT
ATTORNEY HAVING CHARGE AGAINST AL. TON RAILROAD ABSENT WHEN
 CASE IS CALLED
Thc DaiIy lI1>kau CohIc.

Washington, Sept 1-D.sw.c, At,or. any Sims. of Chicago. who went .o Washington las, night Is liable to be removed for no, bringing The suit ar.tns, the Alton railroad yesterday a> h. was instructed w Attorney Gene crI Bongpar1c. The cNe shon.a have f.aa called tu Judge Laoais. coar. vasrerdly, bu. Sims was on his way ." Washington and the case did u". come ug. Attorney General Bo1a"ar,e stat cd last night ra, he could oo. oa~ar stand the action O. the Jh.rag. a..5r- n.y.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05
o

E. J. Barry is arranging 10 rsNa his house lu the North -ut Q. the city shortly. 4al the raH.a wi. likely lake place towards the latter part of the month.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05

s. A, Speedy, formerly of this city, is in Sap Francisco, where be has lately been employed as a strike0reaAcr for the Western Un.on. Iu the day time Speedy works Tor lhe Standard oil compsuy all al night works shifts for ths telegraph company.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05

BroadwaTBstvssn 3rd aHa t0h Av''
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05
ROUTE IS FAR
The Daily Alaskan Cable.

Washington. Sept. a-'Tes.ae', Rooseycl, plans that the Atlantic fleet unaer Admiral Evans shal. r.stl Hawai-. and the Philippines ard return, !. ever, by way Of the Suoz canal, thus comn.a,- ing a trip around the world
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05

Judge NeAaIey, 70 prominent mew- brr 9. the Dawson bar. arrived last nigh. from his nnm- and went south on u. ---ms... .-La-
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05

Train No. ]. of lhe ". 2. * ' vii. carry uo uarreuEer- tomorrow. The reason for this .- that that train will. .arrg dynamite.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05

Ladies' and cblI6ren's Shoes Me'ded
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05

WANTED-rour men Go work on ,he streets. City work, and wages to he paid is forty cents au h.ur Apply 10 q. w. Dillon. Street Comm .~slouem .e,-,.-....,. ,r.-..a IsI-+t
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05

Misses Laaatord and Rowland, nurses wuo have aera located al Wh.teh1rse for the pas. few years. left las, night for Canadian uo4.s and will return no more.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05

The Pack Train Restaurant wlll serve wine with diDUar orders, free in place oE.ea or C0Eee. Come Ol DOyS.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05

rH FiiJh Avenue iIote. Is .ar '.-eg7. auI best apnonJea u5sle. rN ln "- -.'- north
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05

Hcved 10 railway circles here chat the temporary absence of King from his office h.r. means a decided advance inert for him.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05
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roaighGs entertainment will m- doub.edIy be well attended. The hall will be comfortably heated and the de- feet in acoustics which prevailed in the hall will be remadied by wires r. H. Ganty has kindly consented 10 allow Miss Verne lhe use of his piano, aud everything has been d0ue by the E.ks' lodge. which has the entertainment, .u charge. to make jt even more delight fu, rhlu the former occasion Mis-, 'crne auI lIr- Dresser apueEed here.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-09-05
gsruculo.scIa.cI.scuUoDsa:(sIos
THE TOWN


IlUUIlD ILL iUuliH Basasaa0s0ssa0sGsss ..."'.s"s The Princess Royal had -ouassrugers on her Grip last night .o lha uats.de.
 
 Tickets ar the musicale tonight are selling we'll and a n.E crowd "l.L likely be oag
 
 Judge Mckinley. a prominent mew- Der or the Dawson bar. arrived last nigh. from his hume and wen. south on the Princess Royal
 
 Train No. of rbe ". D. A Y. will carry u9 passengers tomorrow. The reason for .a.s .- that that train U... .Arry dynamite.
 
 CIR 8oar-e. gvom.uea. business uau oi the A...n district. arrived .w Che c..y las. night and weu, to s a,,u ou the Princess Royal
 
 Misses Lauatord aaa Rowland, our,ss wu9 have aeea located aJ Wh.teA1rse for the pas. few years. 'rt. las, night for Canadian points and will return no more.
 
 E. J. Barry l, arranging to rsaa his house lu the North sat O. the city shortly. 4aL the ra"a w.U likely lake place towards the latter par, of the month.
 
 Mrs. Wheeler. wife Of the sunerTu- -eadea- D. .la White rs~- * Yukon winter mai service. accompanied by her sister. were y4-,eng-m~ 'nr .ha o-- side oa th- Princess Eoya. las. night.
 
 Inspector Tucker. 9. The E. N. ". M p at Dawson accompanied by his wife left Gor Regina. Saskatchewan. .as- nigh. oa tha Princess Royal. The .D- spec.or w.u Q located 8. Regina here after.
 
 Miss A.-Ia Verne and Mrs. Walter Warren Dresser arrived last night from DaHs5u aul interior pJtucs and are at The Fifth Avenue. Both the .4.ss rs- port aa eNce.Ieu: trip and speak highly of .he A.s,Eaas of las interior. Henry ". Snow aud wife, of New York City. are guests at the Tu..sn House. lLr Saow .s tue assistant man ager of she compiling department of. The Scientific American and I> gather ing data for his paper 10 Alaska.
  R. A. La.ber, 0ae of the IArges, owa. CTS of .ha Nlond.ae Mines Railway company, WAS 8 passenger on the Pr.u-' cess Royal las. aigh-. He states that 1t ], .ae intention y, his company to make a Dawsou-Edmouton connection shortly
 
 Geueveys Wba.eu and John Qatnlan, accompanied by Sisters Josephine and Hyac.nlh. ot the Aq1.mas Academy of Tacoma, I.t. for Tacoma las. night on the Princes Royal The two children will attend school .n Tacoma during the coming year.
 $. A. Speedy. formerly of this city, is i1 San Francisco, where be has lately been employed as a strikebreaAor for the Western Un.on. In the day time Speedy works for ghe Standard oil compaly aua al night works shifts for the telegraph company.
 
 The Seattle Times, under SEagway date. says. "W. 3. Niog, auditor for the White Pass N Yukon Railway Com pany. has .ef, for Vancouver. B. C., where hl, residence wlIl be for an in n-| definite period. Auditor King still re -ains his position with rhe White Pass Company, but the temporary change in the residence l- a mystery which Presi- dent Graves aud General Manager Der doe refuse to explain. Ic is announced that King will act ia rhe double capac- iGy of auditor and lr4Eic manager, the latter position having just been yaca.- ! ed by Traffic Manager Rogers, who ac- cepted 8 position as general manager of the Tanans Mines railway. Ic is be-
The National tribune., 1907-12-26
An officer of coIored Troops.

Maj. S. II. Birdsall. who is now living
near Pine Bluffs. Wyo., contributes an
interesting story with regard to the
raising of the colored troops. In 1862
he was a Sergeant in the 150th Pa,
and was on duty at President LincOlns
Summer home in Washington. Little
Tad Lincoln wore a Majors uniform,
and at holidays would come down TO
camp and say in his lisping way, Tap
pin, [ want a twad of men" The men
were always promptly furnished. and
marched under the command of the
Major to the White House, to be
loaded down with turkeys and other
good things, which gave Co. X, 150th
Pa, the name of ''feather-bed soldiers"
Co. X was in the trenches at the time
of Earlys attack on Washington. In
1853 Maj. Birdsall received an appoint-
ment as Captain in the colored troops,
but Secretary Stanton would not sign
it. and little Tad's services We're called
into requisition to take Serg't Birdsall
in to see his father. Comrade Birdsall
presented his papers. showing that he
had a company raised, and Lincoln
wrote on the back his Endorsement,
This application for position in colored
troops is approved. A. Lincoln" This
was all that he wanted, and his diff
culties vanished at once.
The National tribune., 1907-12-26

with his hair standing on end. and
when asked what was the matter he
replied feelingly:
You can't pacify that man, because
he ain't mad at what he says he's mad
at. He's mad at something that he
says he amt mad at. And when
mans mad at something he amt mad
at. and amt tellin' what he is mad at.
then there amt no use trying to bring
him round"
That's what's the matter with Mr..
De Almond, according to the views of
some of Mr.. Williams's friends and 9TH
ers. They point to the fact that De Ar
mond had many votes pledged to him
for the minority leadership, but not
enough. They say he is an able man
with his life's ambition frustrated, and
that this little affair over which the
two men fought-the matter of the as
signment of a Congressional kid to
relatively unimportant committee-was
simply the last straw. De Almond
wanted ways and means, they say, and
this famed the flame. So they just
repeat the story of the old preacher,
and say that DE Almond amt mad at
what he says he's mad at
The end has not, yet come, but ii is
not probable that 1t will be taken up
in the House, as it all occurred outside
of hours, the session having closed just
before the blows were struck. of all
the sensational affairs of this kind that
have ever occurred in Congress it is
notable that most of them have been
started by Democrats, and most of them
have been between Democrats. The
notable ones have been:
Senators Benton and FoOte alterca-
ton. Gun play.
Preston Brooks attacked Senator
Sumner with a cane.
TITO TT.
F. Potter, of Wisconsin, nearly led to
duel.
Lamar twitted Conkling with utter
ing an unmitigated falsehood.
voorhees, called ingalls, "a great liar
and dirty dog
Senators Money and Wellington in
dulged in alteration.
Tillman and McLaurin came to fisti-
cuffs on floor of Senate.
Senators Bailey and Beveridge had d
near row.
Representative Bartlett, of Georgia,
pulled a knife" in dispute with South
wick. of New York
Another disguised Democrat said:
Every time there is a personal row
in the Senate or House it's sure to be
Democrats Why, it is just as certain
as when a man wakes up in the middle
of the night and hears a fearful rowing
and squalling and caterwauIing ont in
his back yard that it's cats. When a
man punches another one in the nose
and the punchee grabs for the other
fellows eye, I'd know, just by hearing
the Details even if | were at the North
Pole, that a couple of Democrats We're
loose again. There seems to be some
thing in the principle of our party that
gives a man the desire to bung noses
and black eyes and soak somebody else
with his punched knuckles. 'Tis sad,
but true"