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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-08

$500 Pants go at --....3.2e
Second Floor.
| lot Mems Summer Coats,
worth $3.50. $500 and
$3.50 90 at -------29c
| lot Boys Summer Coats,
worth S1.OO. $3.50, $500
and $3.50, go at 500 -29c
| lot Blue Serge Coats worth
$500, 90 at ------% SO
| Lot Blue Serge Coats and
Vests, worth $500, $500
to $500, 90 at ----S2.98
Any 0vercoat in the house at
just half off.
$3.50 Coats go at
$500 Coats go at ------ $50
$500 Coats 90 at -.--S1.49
$500 Coats 90 at $3.50
$1,000 Coats go at ---S4.e5
$500 Coats go at ---$7.49
$500 Coats go at $500
$1,000 Coats 90 at $3.50
$500 Coats go at -S12.49
Second Floor.
| Lot of Young Mems LONG
PANTS SUITS. age IS to
20 years, must be sold to-
morrow.
Suits worth $3.50, $500
and $500. go at S2.97
and 1897. Wonderful
bargains.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-08

| Lot Mems Cloth Hats, worth
75c and ST 90 at SC each.
! Lot black Alpaca Summer
Coats go at SOC onethe dol
lar, tomorrow.
One Lot of ChiIdren's Sweat
SOC Sweater for --.-,-29c
75C Sweater for -------39C
S1.OO Sweater for -----42C
$3.50 Sweater for 1900
Tomorrow-Saturday.
The balance of all our SOC
heavy and medium weight
Underwear goes at 25C,
just ! OFF. Tomorrow.
Elegant line of Straw Goods
goes at ! off.
$500 Hats 90 at -----S1.O0
$3.50 Hats 90 at 5000 rs
S1.OO Hats go at $1,000 so
Soc Hats go at -- rs
Second Floor.
ChiIdren'S Base Ball Suits. age
8 to Ia, former price $1.OO
per suit, go at ---39C
Tomorrow.
Mems Odd Pants for DRESS
60 as follows:
$500 Pants go at-----S1.39
$3.50 Pants 90 at 1850 1863
$500 Pants go at 1900 1893
$3.50 Pants 90 at 1900 2.29
$500 and $3.50 Pants 2.72
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-02-05
The GINGERBREAD Man.

A striking simile although little
r-fetched that apples to the worth
of the fanciful fairyesque, The
Gingerbread Man. is that it is as
near perfection as 1.-THE gingerbread
that mother used TO make. 1t is a
great, big, musical show that gladdens
the heart and delights the eye. The
flavor of merry Christmas prevades
the every line of the dialogue and
every stage picture. Kris Kringle
and his reindeer. Jack Horner and his
plum, Margory Daw. Simple Simon
and his nursery rhymes and jinghos,
Wondrous Wise, Sallie Luhn and
many others of the mythical land OF
Santa Claus, are friends with whom
we feel acquainted and in whose adj
ventures we have always been in
terested. 1.-The Gingerbread Man"
is succession of beautiful pictures.
SOL hits, pretty girls. and wonderful
mechanical and electrical effects. Ii
will be presented here soon with the
big cast, chorus and scenic equipment
that characterized the New York en-
gagement.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-02-05
Off 10 New York Again.

Mr.. Ben Bear departed Saturday
evening for Chicago, to attend the
wedding of Miss Dot, after which he
will go direct to New York City. on
his 65th semi annual purchasing trip.
These trips twice year are usually
the occasion of comment in these col
umns, but we think they are worthy
of it, for it means somethingfto city
the size of DEBORAH to have a mer.
chant who rnbs up against the nabcbs
of the big cities in competing for
the best things in the clothing market
for his trade. He never fails TO get
what he thinks is coming TO him
Buying summer goods for cash before
many of the other fellows throughout
the country realize that summer will
come again some day buying where
the goods are made. buying what
over thirty-two years of experience
has taught him his trade will buy
again from him, has made him the
leader of this section of the country
in the clothing business.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-02-05

ment is raided by the police. If such
words mean anything they mean that
those whose sentiments they represent
stand against the effort to bring about
a moral regeneration of business which
will prevent repetition of the insur-
ance, banking and street railroad scan
dals in New York; repetition of the
Chicago & Alton deal; repetition OF
the combination between certain profes-
sional politicians, certain professional
labor leaders and certain big financiers,
from the disgrace of which San Fran
cisco has Just been rescued; repetition
of the successful effort by the Standard
Oil people to crush out every competitor,
to overawe the common carrier and TO
establish a monopoly which treats the
public with contempt which the pub
lie deserves so long as it permits men
of such principles and such sentiments
to avow aud act on them with lmpu'
nifty. The cutlery against stopping DIS
honest practices among wrongdoers VINO
happen to be wealthy is precisely sim
liar to the cutlery raised against every
effort for cleanliness and decency in
city government, because, forsooth. it
will 'hurt business.
1.-THE business which is hurt by the
movement for honesty is the kind of
business which. in the long run, il pays
the country to have hurt. 1t is the kind
of business which has tended to make
the very name high finance term
of scandal To which all honest Ameri-
can men of business should join i'll put
ting an end. The special pleaders for
business dishonesty, in denOuncing the
present administration for enforcing the
law against the huge and corrupt cor
porations which have defed the law,
also denounce it for endeavoring to Sc
cure sadly needed labor legislation,
such as farreaching law making en-
ployers liable for injuries to their EN-,
ployes 1t is meet and fit that the
apologists for corrupt wealth should OPP
pose every effort to relieve weak and
helpless people from crushing misfor-
tune brought upon them by injury in
the business from which they gain a
bare livelihood. The burden should be
distributed. it is hypOcritical baseness
to speak of girl who works in fac
tory where the dangerous machinery j.
Continued on next psge.)
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-02-05

commerce, and especially over the great
common carriers The interstate com
merce commission should be empowered
TO pass upon any rate or practice on its
own initiative. Moreover. it should be
provided that whenever the commission
has reason to believe that a proposed
advance in rate ought not to be made
without investigation, it should have
authority to issue an order prohibiting
the advance pending examination by
the commission.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-02-05

"The attacks by these great corpora
tions on the administration s actions
have been given a wide circulation
throughout the country, in the newspa
peTs and otherwise, by those writers
and speakers who, consciously or uncon-
seiously, act as the representatives of
predatory wealth-of the wealth accu-
mulated on giant scale by all forms
of iniquity, ranging from the oppres.
sion of wageworkers to unfair and I'M
wholesome methods of crushing out com
petition, and to defrauding the public
by stock jobbing and the manipulation
of securities. Certain wealthy men of
this stamp, whose conduct should be alb
horrent to every man of ordinary de.
cent conscience, and who commit the
hideous wrong of teaching our young
men that phenomenal business success
must ordinarily be based on dishonesty,
have during the last few months made
it apparent that they have banded to-
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-02-05
The Bonds Of Matrimony.

Last Wednesday afternoon, at the
brides home about two miles west OF
the CITY, occurred the marriage OF
Mr.. Gustav Frick of Chicago to Miss
Anna Mikkelsen, Rev. Otto Schmidt
officiating. The ceremony was witness.
cd by only the immediate relatives and
friends, the couple leaving the same
day on their wedding trip. They
will reside in Chicago, where the
groom is successful business man.
The congratulations of large circle
of acouaintances go with them.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-02-05
Basket Rail Saturday

The basket ball game at the college
auditorium next Saturday evening be-
tween L. G. and St. Olaf promises TO
attract large crowd, on account Of
the known rivalry between these two
schools. 1t is the first basket ball
game between these two colleges, and
each will do its best to win.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-02-05

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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-02-05
BY HARRY ]. GREEN.
Lecture at L. G.

DR.. j. E. Granrud of the Minnesota
state university delivered very in
structive and entertaining lecture at
Luther College on Saturday evening,
under the auspices of the P. A.
Muneh Historical Society. Quite a
number were over from the city, and
all thoroughly enioved his address.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-02-05
The Price Of Peace.

The terrible itching and smarting,
incident to certain skin diseases. is
almost Instantly allayed by applying
Chamberlain's Salve. Price. 25
cents. For sale by Engbretson's
Pharmacy I'm
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-02-05
Urges CHECK on Rates

"Not only should there be action on
certain laws affecting wage earncrs,
there should also be such action on laws
better to secure control over the great
business concerns engaged in interstate
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1908-02-05

gether to work for n reaction. Their
endeavor is to overthrow and discredit
all who honestly administer the law, to
prevent any additional legislation which
would check and restrain them. and to
secure if possible freedom from all
restraint which will permit every I'M
scrupulous wrongdoer to do what he
wishes unchecked, provided he has
enough money The only way to coun-
teract the movement in which these
men are engaged is to make clear to
the public Just what they have done in
the past and Just what they are seeking
to accomplish in the present.
"The administration and those who
support its views are not only not en-
gagged in an assault on property, but
are strenuous upholders OF the rights of
property. The wise attitude to take is
admirably stated by Governor Fort of
New Jersey in his recent inaugural ad-
dress. the principles which he uphOlds
as regards the state being of course
identical with those which should OBJ
tain as regards the nation.
After the Big Offenders
"Under no circumstances would we
countenance attacks upon law-abiding
property, or do aught but condemn those
who hold up rich men as being evil
men. because of their riches. On the
contrary. our whole effort is to insist
upon conduct. and neither wealth nor
property nor any other class distinction,
as being the proper standard by which
to Judge the action of men. For the
honest man of great wealth we have "A
hearty regard, just as we have hearty
regard for the honest politician and
honest newspaper. But part of the
movement to uphold honesty must be a
movement to frown on dishonesty. We
attack only the corrupt men of wealth,
who find in the purchased politician the
most efficient instrument of corruption
and in the purchased newspaper the
most efficient defender of corruption.
"Sweeping attacks upon all property,
upon all men of means. without regard
to whether they do well or i'll, would
sound the deathknell of the republic;
and such attacks become inevitable if
decent citizens permit those rich men
whose lives are corrupt and evil to
domineer in swollen pride, unchecked
and unhindered. over the destinies of
this country
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-11
JIM JEFFERIES SPEAKS
 OF PAPKE- -KETCHELL GO

over him when they met in Milwaukee last June. 'I thought he was easy pickinfs," said Stanley to his trainer after the fight. and | left myself open to him."
 Jeffrles is eager that the return boui take place here in his back yard. amt Is trying all he knows to get Manager O'Conners' sanction. The Frisco pro- motors are also in the foreground and will try to pull the big thing off there. No definite arrangements have vel been made. but both boys are willing for the Who Shall@ and express their de- sire that it take place at an carly date.
 Papke is delighted with his success. the Illinois thunderbolt. remarking that his many supporters won back the money they lost in his last bout with
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-11

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 10. - Jim Jeff ferries. interviewed yesterday on the Ketehen- Papke fight expressed his opinion that Ketehell received the blow which accounted for his defeat, in the first round. and that the Montana boy is the fighter which he held him up to be few weeks ago. He says that Papke Is the only middle weight in the world in Ketchelrs class. and when these boys meet again the fight ought to be world beater. "It is now a case of horse and horse" says the genial Jim. and when these cyclone fighting machines come together again there will be something doing and the winner is the man for Burns"
 Ketehell referring to the fight states that he was over-confident and thought too little of his man. as he put 1t all
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TEX RICHARD FOLLOWED
 BY ANGRY HUSBAND

The following is taken from the San Francisco Examiner of Aug. -
 When "Tex" Rickard. the Galdfcld fight promoter arrives in san Fran cisco today he will be called upon to throw some hght up.n the trouble which led Mrs. F.. A Kosta te end her life yesterday by inhaling gas in her apartment at lG61 OctaHia street. and he may be called upon te explain the mysterious illness af little Tessa kosta, the seyenteen-ye year-old daugh- ter of Mrs. kosta. who is patient at a SutGrr street sanitarium. where she was taken hy Rickard and her mother some weeks ago.
 IL Will be T.. A. Kasta. the Nevada contractor. who built Richards fight
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ketchell, and a little more. He is Nn- iine f'r the final go. and state if he.i- tae. winner. he Will go after The bis game in the art "I am out for tht money and the honor" says Paipke. "and will mol stoi, al Eurus or anyone else"
 KetcheIl'@ manager is making ar engagements for the return bout he- tween the fighters. hut declines to state when it ~ill come off. The universal opinion in boxing circles here Is that il will take place in theuidale of oe- tohcr In the meantime KctcheH uii have to work hard Ia keep from taking on all sorts of weight.
 Stanley Ketehell will celebrate hi- 21st birthday tomorrow in Frisco. and will be the guest of Luke Marish. Joe
 (continued on Page 4.)
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laa5 sue -Htetl,. ef In mafaef and fae ilues "f thr laastter ea- sorflfssl Gy Mt. hasta uafself f.a mmta hrtar h-r death. when With n,f eb- bfae -u.Heth .h. Hrp,, tHa nv.- z1- ] rldr -,d # ta .r.xe Giel-fl
 eth. my dulns NJ, mrr.,s eak aat -o what .rad anu fa snu taz matc v vH,n tau need ut pH T-> ssH daHt vuu #NIilr.'
 s5u, rmr b fut# io' vrst- th.= Hu Damsa ssdamts had .ralsl au.t1a taffgr hue Lad aHls Gui.asa au. aa I,1gr-
 "lusl lHHr Arp today
 Fms lipe aas' addressed ta up uifs and nu tHa sam. Hiec. af ra".J sas
 (Continued on Paee A
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arena who viii cal upon the promoter to make these explanations. The t,y" men aere iu different rlft- ut %esa- dl yrstcruny when the news nf Mir Kos,a.s suicide Ni~ fetrgnrurd fp them They both Hnmctitttrl, started Tor san Etluciscu They nly ul.et tu- day. either over tHc slab iu th, mnrea,. which hears the body af Mir Kostl ar over thr hospital cat h which lh. womau's stricken and heart bruk,.. daughter is lying with Jhe s,.r.l thal drove her mother to suiaia.. IaeEsd in her breast.
 Dying Note to Rickard.
 What may develop sHaHld the tep men meet tbus cannot h.- guc. -,.d Tn" only hint of the trar,ds that lir= h,.
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CENTENARIAN
 IS DEAD

TOPEKA S-pt h Mr. Slits Euthf,Id dira arre sc-t.tdas at tn. age of lla,
 fhe llincs fut her uhuf. tifr if iut together Hould mot make week In length uf time.
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 The nebh- Ca have a =urI Iria,- Z < and treat in stnre for tine people < ]. tomorrow night auI are ham.. tn 2 Z announce Mi-s kathrn faruu in F $. a selection all hef n,yu. ffe, name F Will moi apr,1r. but she is .ur.. tl 2 z b, uith us.
 2: z F 2 F ,: < !. <
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FOUR OF TIE
 SEVEN SISTERS
 CREW ARE LOST

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COMPLAINS THAT GAME RULES
 ARE VIOLATED

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REID TALKS
 OF FRAUD
Nuggets Special Service.

SEATTLE. Aug. II. = In an inter view given here today. Judge Reid "f the Third Alaska Judicial divtslon said that he had heard nothing about frauds during the election for delegate except the usual talk Anyhow. he said, the grand iuries were capable of dealing with such matters.
 .'I don't propose" he continued, hay ing anyone writing hooks criticizing my work"
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LAPS TRIAL
 COMING ON
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special Service.
 SEATTLE S,iC H. THr ura1= tious frr line uid of the Jlp9uaz, H'aehcrs 1f N1lirz are now about ,um- pIafa.
 HaNwerfh of Vancouver ha- been appointed interpreter
 Granite Mining Candles are the best elatz Welner Beer at the Bank.
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SUICIDE OF A
 SEATTLE LADY
Nuggets Special Service.

SEATTLE sept II. Alrs. Johf laNis aifc of wealtny real cStat, 4ian of tiiS city committed suicide -hi. morning while suffering from mclan- chollia.
 she swallowed a large an@uut .i sarhatig acid and her death was in- StautaucouS
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BEEK TO SUCCEED
 TY0NS

Nuggets Special Service.
 SEATTLE. Sept. 1T. = Judge Reid stated toda $ that he had appointed N. r. Beck c. $. commissioner tu succeed Lyons.
 Beck and his wife are now rn raul' from oklahoma.
 Blatz Private Stock at the Bank
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NUGGET LEASED

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RI. E. ATKInSON
 CONTRARY AbSORBS
 ALASKA MERC. co,

\ deal has been eonsuua4i.-l ls which the A9-k3 AferrautH eemiam ls absorbed bs tl. N r. Alaius.a. CuupauN-
 1h- cpn def.tia r s>. upe
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BUYS OUT
 COON co.

S C. Adams and Company have purchased the \. E. coor and Com Eant and win enter Into pos session in- ine 1iately
 The new owners will conduct the ever.
 Harry Egbert will sing Jerusalem. :" assisted by the chorus. at the Dobbs show Saturday night. His splendid tenor Will delight you in this beauti- ful sacred song.
 ,sranits Mining Candles arc the best
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-11

alt AflH-ea -t3trd t-t- marsl That tt.- n"u.,- ia which h,th saura5.- i"s havo carried ou then hu~m,.@ ,siU Q" c"auuu"d. and rhr same Hn,s. iu- e!uaihts ef eaaf-.. aty eeeJ-. Mil l.. Hrit H stock
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-11
CAUSTEn
 CASE IS
 SETTLED
FAMOUS FAIRBANKS GauasrAKe DISPUTE IS NOW THiHG or
 THE PAST.
Nuaaet,s spselal Service.

SEATTLE SIf lu H tt,. et ttHstHu= e taHHrtt- Httf..tH9-Hf ha h,,n com, ta. nut rn. 1...urt la.
 a-sd Lot Lesu nlad. .-....ll
 dh. .E.tsH# for tt. .ulul=ll.. auauf thu a,td arfihs th- S,aHaat teatu Ann ,tis' Aane and other hts- u,.n sa- eItrd.
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CANADA PLACES STATIONS ALONG
 THE COAST

y.aa 4-aI h. HGne.d .a ,..e.l. H i ttu..H Charlotte -wmf a-t ---- a.,.. faHza.H. ..I #t IlHe.= tsua,.it
 The 1.luH H fi- aoss...fr-af .-rHtf= .-=.feHri ,#rf= #Hrff-frH4H-
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SUIT
 AGAINST
 BENJAMIN

T. z. Moves and Fred r. aI,yy1 brought suit todae for the recovery e' the sum of $l.ass said la he da, them by N. <. Henjauaa on a rramis-afv note
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GOVERNMENT
 GETS ISLAND

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Nuggets Special Service.
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TAFT MEETS
 FORaKER
Nuggets Special Service.

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BERRY GIVES BONDS.

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Civil engineer. eS years oIl. six years' experience on field and construction work. desires work Apply Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-11

Lemp's Extra Pale Imported Draft Beer at the BoarG of Trade
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-11

F. sraten, upholsterer 4th and Steadman ave. Work at your own house.
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GRAND
 TRUNK
 TERMINALS

VICTORIA. Sept. 10. The Grand Trunk Railroad Company has Ilrehas- ed terminals adjoining tu~ Alaska Steamship Conpauy's wharf
 LOST.
 A brown veil. with old ivory pin. Please leave with W. ]. Burger. Imported Coburser draft beer on tap at Board of Trade.
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HUNDREDS
 HOMELESS
Nueaet g Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 ME\oMlNEL. Alssh s-rt q Great ines have swept lhraaah ta.- district and hundreds have been left homeless
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Nuggets Spsclai Service.
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,sranite Mining Candles arc the best
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-09-11

All the Features of Others Many Special Laurel Features
 Economical n Fuel
 Simple n Operation Large Heavy Handsoms EYerlaslingIy We'll Made
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-05-08

to the top notch. stockers from 4up,
feeders 4.75 and upwards, with choice
steers In both Glasses up to 10, stock
cows and heifers 2.75 to AIS.
After a good advance first OF last
week, receipts became liberal and
prices turned downwards, closing a
shade under the close of the previous
week. The run was So 0G0 head, a
good Increase over the previous W ok.
hut 10000 head short of same week
last year. Run today is 80, bulk OF
sales s 80 to 8 As, with choice butch
ers reaching the top, weights below
200 pound at s 20 to 5.35, pigs Is to
425.
The old complaint of d poor outlet
for the mutton was used effectively 10
the sheep pens last week to secure
lower prices, lie conjunction with The
liberal supply OF $500 head. The de
cline was Is to 25c, although sales
Friday were a SADIE higher than the
low time. Run is $4,000 here today,
maket steady, top wooled lambs 7.lh,