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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-05-21
VIOLENCE IN CLEVELAND HAS
SERIOUSNESS OF PITCHED
BATTLES.
BOY DECAPiTATED HEAD TAKEN
HOME AND BODY TO THE
MORGUE.
MUNICIPAL COMPANY CONTIN
UES TO RUN CARS UNDER
DIFFICULTIES.

Cleveland, May 2O,-Rioting in the
street car strike began last evening
early. Three men were shot and
wounded in a conflict between strik-
ers and deputy sheriffs in Lakewood,
a suburb.
Charles Marvin, a striker, was shot
through the hand. Two others were
seriously wounded
Strikebreakers, protected by a dep
uty sheriff, started a car over the
Lakewood boulevard. At Sloan ave
nue. a big timber across the track
stopped the car A crowd had col
lected and it is reported that many
shots were fired by both sides.
More cars came along and the
shooting continued. Police in auto
mobiles rushed to the scene and a
running encounter with the mob oc-
CURED. The first car was set afre
and burned to the trucks
In East WOOdlawn avenue a car
ran down a small boy. His head was
decapitated The gathering crowd
attacked the motorman and conduc-
tor. Police on the car beat the
crowd back In the confusion, it is
said, the boys head was hurried to
his home while an ambulance took the
body to morgue.
More Cars in Operation.
Notwithstanding the widespread
disorder which prevailed in various
parts OF the city, the Municipal Trac-
ton company claimed to have more
cars in operation than at any time
since the strike began.
With the approach Of daylight yes,
terday the lawIrssness which contin-
ued throughout the night had in a
large measure ceased and cars were
run on all lines without molestatton
A small box OF what the police say
contained explosives was found on
the tracks at Broadway and East
Fifty-ffth street. The box was dis
covered with car less than 500 feet
away.
A brick was thrown at Wood
lawn car while it was passing east
ward at East Fourteenth and Wood
land avenues. David Benjamin and
his wife, who were on the car, were
struck by the missile. Mrs. Ben
jamin's jaw was broken. Her hus-
bands face was Iacerated by the
brick.
A mob stoned a Northumberland
car and seriously injured the only
passenger, Mrs. Elizabeth Meiser.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-05-21
Waukesha Man Missing.

Jennie Graham of 119 Tenny ave
nue., Waukesha, Wis, communicated
to Sheriff Shutter the fear that he?
brother, John Graham, who disap-
peared three years ago and who LETT
home with the statement that he
was going to marry a rich woman
who had advertised for a husband
met death on the Guinness farm.
Miss Graham says she will come to
Laporte, if necessary, to the aid Of
the officers in an effort to solve the
mystery surrounding his disappear
anCe
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-05-21
Two More Wisconsin Victims.

i have decided not to marry the
widow" written in a strange hand
supposedly by Mrs. Belle Guinness.
or an accOmplice in her tragedies, is
believed by States Attorney Smith
10 be the solution of the mystery
surrounding the disappearance of
George Riediger of Delafe1d, Wis.
A letter received yesterday from
DelafeId stated that Riediger left
that place a year ago with $l,vUO in
his possession, with the statement
that he was going to Laporte to mar
ry a rich widow several days later.
Delafeld relatives received the letter
with the mystifying handwriting The
ST. 600 which Riediger brought with
him to the charnel house marked him
for death, decapitatiOn and dismem-
berment in the chamber of horrors.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-05-21
LAPORTE MUROEREss' BODY
POSITIVELY THAT FOUND I'M
RUINED HOME.
IDENTIFICATION MADE CERTAIN
BY THE FINDING OF HER
FALSE TEETH.
TWO MORE WISCONSIN MEN Be
LIEVED TO BE AMONG HER
VICTIMS.

Laporte, Ind, May 20-lf anything
additional were needed 70 prove the
contention Of Sheriff Shutter and
Prosecutor Smith that Mrs. Belle
Guinness, at whose door are laid an
even dozen deaths, two of husbands
and 10 others, it was supplied yester-
day, when Louis Schultz, expert min
er, found in the ashes of the Gun
ness house, upper and lower bridges,
containing the false teeth of the
woman, the unraYeling OF whose lifa
history has Occasioned one of the
greatest sensations in criminal his
tory. The lower teeth tally exactly
with the description and diagram fur
nished by DR.. l. P. Norton, the den
list who built the bridge, and who
yesterday identified the teeth posi-
lively as those of Mrs. Guinness. In
view Of the unmistakabIe evidence.
Coroner Mack stated last evening
that he would probably render an off
cial finding that the burned adult
female body was that of Mrs. Gun
ness
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-25
HAR 1OsY Is LACKING AT
CAPITAL OE TERRIT0eY

Santa r., luly Is. There mas
been much talk ner, and 4 great
deal has been sent out Over the
territory OF now this city and
county were UNANIMOUSLY tor An.
drrws.
These statements are IN no sense
true. There are tar more repuhu.
an voters 30 this CITY who favor
Judge Mann Or Mr. apeiss tor the
nomination. While u is likely
Andrews would carry thus -ounty
% he were nominated, tits certain
that either ~ the other candidates
would bring the republican ticket.
leader a TAR heavier ma 1ritv.
Alleged news 90 regard 10 t1'
A1lr-N, continent 10 'gs, -8uatE
has Herr greatly ursr-or-s ntrl
"A --- andrews cam, --r % Na-
1,rl.1-l broadcast t-at o., "A
me-, .e = band aud gives 4 .r-a,
ovation F--- t-- a--.-t a-t
would -ava MAJ nd .1- b.
falling 5r-- % another ~
his hand
Ia, truth .-at 4 goo
ANDREW. d 1-. ga1 zc- --
have pr1it-l PERSONA
nlm got 4 band and 81, a-.
was ser-nad-d. A1r- .n. s--
played 10 the plaza .g--- Ea o
crowd, consisting OF 4 .-U Z
persons, assembled 40 sr--
any time was there more than .N-
dozen TO be- seen and there Ng. Z
total absence OF ANYTHING laa,
| could b. .aILrl enthusiasm
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-25

Tn country looks alright v-a-
the farmers ar. selling corn Ut e.
cents a busl-. Nara, a; . cents
bran At 81; shorts 10 $40. corn
chops n 81. so. loose has 10 & 3o
10 SO and Alfalfa AZ SO I.I.
a hard matter 90 create q pans
among them under t1-s. .lr-Im-
stances. Bryan -aiaml,# orator.
AM literature don , -lun, tstl--,
such conditions.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-25
NOTICE. rnp plLn1lcArlnN

Department 4 the interior 81 Land
office At Tu,umrlr VI 'uIl fl"7
Nouce ,s hrtrD, gI. -u that Nuus' O.
% Neal vt Logan y VI NHn ru NHE ti
10 q made Homestead fufrt ~. EiuI.
serial SO oslr Tor nv --rnuu g1 Town
,hi1 IAN Range see y VI principal mrr
dian has fIuI notice ~ 100 "utiuu iu nah,
nal .ommuiati.n pfpoi i1 establish LAIN
t0 he land above described before " "
Logan 5 Commissioner % h, IihD.
1T More y VI m The 10Th 'sl IT sep
l~murr fJY-
Claimant anne tE Rftn~sgss
A. Huurycutt VI NIf~ as O. rrrr'
B. ID EntIr 80 IT Logan y VI
-4s Prentice a-EI.i"'
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-25

NOTICE FOX Pr rL.UArIUN
department % The Inter 70 -s-
Dthc~ 81 TIcumclr, VI 'l.y t,o.
NHucr s hereby gwen thtg Mar, Pg-
man 1t san Jon y VI saa IN Apr. %
1000 nlir Homestead Eniry -. -..o
SERIAL No ppos fer p. SEA Sc - AMI o..
n-I section SO TsN1,htg s.r Range go
VI rr.urrp1. meridian has Mod notice
Z 1j~rtlu o. make tina. -Hwwut,a.r
proof o. establish claim .1 la- and ABOVE
!-scr u-s before Eugene T. H- g-rH.-
* Commissioner .1 bis afr-- SO rn1--
n VI 30 he ~. :as % september 49,
Claimant names 1s ,Ii1-s.-s
Ma. Horne Thomas t.r.- .4rt
y 81 ga Br,a.a a Is ets.r p -a1
p ~ ST.
a A --0u-- seq .,-r
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-25

Real prosperity has -,rIr, 'r-
eastern industrial --7,-rs and ,a.
New England mills have pIac-d
during ;h- asst few DAYS over
600 men N ;1eir pay rolls, resume
ms work On iuil time. ard ,a, ,-.
mills ace rapidly replacing r.r
oid men IN great rumt.-s Ta.
election n Tait rs -5ar-t-d and
money ls I'd longer scared @. roll
into the channels % trade The
country vI.. b. normal again even
before election ard --s outlook ..r
an UNPRECEDENTED -ar Is certain.
Aaiterlag.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-25

NOTiDE tOR PUBLICATION
department IT the lutrt0"r IS l'n'
office tt Iu,um,tu VI Iuiy 'i go
NHiirr PEI hrrrb, gwen ih't Macon "
euu, li Dut,. y VI Nhu un De. o
zoos made Homestead tutrg $50 n''n.
SERIAL Nu. 1iiu iuf 90 n.y. rrt sst tul
uet .rt 1rruuu 81 Township so Range
goo a. N VI p]ur,lutl meridian has h.r'
nlti.r Ii ntrnUun tp make hlai ,lmmu
uuu prrui Goo establish riltm iu ih" ItH'
,isuNa ir.,up-i be- 80 trgtstcr ami ID"
..I.rf 3D. Land ul," u IuDum''f
y VI .n tnr ~ru lN II '"ptrmusr I,
CLAIMANT alw"s e. SiDursse.
% j. Iiuunirut " = Dtmrtnn Isaac
Epps Like NuIi, all II qua, = VI
H \ Prentice Register
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-25
NOTICE. EoR P|uRLlcArlOs

apartment li The Inferior s. lam.
.Ji.... 90 TIrlr,ar. y VI 'uI, B tp'
Nu,ra f. nrr~h, gwen that William J.
Powell. u loan y VI shu 100 Nug o.
made homestead -ntry ,u i.E
.ar.u .. Hg.1 for ar4 .~r'ou CO. go
range r y VI PRINCIPAL meridian h'.
.Htr- 10 Intention 20 0as- n11' .Im
0af4f.a .r.' lH establish ..,fm tn Too
ar. 4HH.- described g-iHraN SIS Mr..
-~ ,,.rr-r 100 lI. IT. 81 -Z,H
~ 81 b IA. so ~,ufrmnar .N
H... came. Sd, -,->
81 ..sH.
r- r-, aNln y.
50
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-25

department Of the Interior q . Land of.
nee At Tncumcau y VI July 49, ttss
N1tiCa ls hereby gwen that Pete r.
knight 1i Roosevelt y VI who 90 Jan IS.
tpo-, made homestead entry va. ttS,l
t-riai 80. poxu tor set -,ction IS ~ 50
range sge y VI principal meridian has
uleu notice Ut intention ,u m,kc mai .om
mutation pruHi io establish clam iu the
land above described before l. House
O. 5. commissioner ~ his Ini,rat HOUSE
y VI lu tine 5th .ia, IT september zoos
Claimant names A. witnesses
Ier Graham ~ IS Nuuton Matter Lur
lng % " Narr, all u Roosevelt y VI
7-sS s.. \ Prentice Register
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-25

Many sections OF thu county arr
organizing republican clubs. One
a ia don has over siNiv members.
IL appeals 10 the News that We
should not be led IN this matter o.
republican enthusiasm bv our -ou-.
try nrighbors. LIT u get busy.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-25

NDTl,E tJr lI aL~ItAtl.N
Department 70 Tire INTERIOR lar
Ii'iC- t iicumcs~ y 81 u. ~
Nouc- is hereby gwen H.t f-Hr Tor
.n 10 Ia -ara- y ST. % 20 t-s 4,
yn made H3mc-.-a. E.-r N. go.
serial NJ. t. iHr ss
llV1.hIp 60 Harg- re- " So ag
n-rfItn Hss H.-. notice ' nf-u"r-
ussr 1ua, Communication lfIa' t5 -.Is.I.
ANN ta boz sn. iI..- s-Y-.
d. House - Comm s..ra- 20
fi0- 40 BLOUSE IS " Ir boz
september >.
.laI-auf GAMES fee q .r-es-
Tim burl-s sue rcuf.- ae~-
.'ar . " Count, oil 10 .a-
r t---.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-25

NOTICE FOX OBLIGATION
Department oi ,ur Inferior b. , Land
office 40 ~Iuoumcar y NJ Iuiy - irl.
N1uCr is hereby gwen that EuUu n
Iwaddl- 1i GRADY y VI who on ,n o.
iyu made homestead entry so la..s
sHrtl ,u loiDi tor 80 s-giu0 go -u range
85r y VI principal meridian las 1IrI o..
ucr 1t Intention i1 make rutI commute.
uou proof t1 establish clam Ia .He .tu.
ll.se esrru- before ] VI 0irI-r
IS Commissioner 70 lIs Office 80 Grad.
y SO 30 ,1s ~cond Is, u -eYt-m1-r
,yOs
CLAIMANT names As witnesses
IS Hs -Nu4.H 3D. NasaI4 u.s. ID
Htm. a N.rarin 400 % Braas y 81
A fr.nur- Register
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-25

NDTI.E FOX Publ.
department. % th- .st--af
y CO af I4rumEar y "
Notice. hereby g-- -s
a-am 20 NUE y " $40
maize 1um~ti-al IN ~ 81
E.B .or ss4 -c,lou
u .-ncpa mel dan as
1ta-. a1 ra uas- -1a. -a~
{. -s1u..ar clam -
r before 3D. Hal-
H--g % aus Inc- J
l- -'H 81. fl ~-pt--
-s1F ra-~ as "a ~
. -fr -s-- RI a-
@ a r-a 81 De-
Ns- a
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-25

Farmers Attention When in
Cucumcari stop ~ the Traders
Wagon Yard.
ya.tt BECHTEI. BROS. Props.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-25

Don ..v ~,rH chime Carbon
anyth % g-a~t. YOU ct our
prices. T. + br-- store. s!.tt
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-18
HE REFUSES TO TALK
Wright Will Say Nothing in
Regard to AeropIane
Contests.
GOES TO FRANCE SOON.

Norfolk, Va, May 1S,-Wilbur
Wright, the aerOnaut, who with his
brother, Orville, has recently made
mountaineering flights, when shown
the dispatch from London that Henry
Farman, the English aerOnaut, who
holds the aeroplane record for that
country, has issued challenge to the
OhiOans to an aeroplane contest in
France for a stake of $4,000, refused
TO make any statement on the sub
ject. He would not say whether or
not he had received Farman's chal-
lenge through another source and re-
fused to discuss the challenge or any
thing regarding his machine or his
plans.
II will talk to you on any subject
except aeroplanes or my plans for the
future" he said.
1t is said the Wright brothers have
machine abroad and that they. TO-
together with their machinist, Furniss,
will sail from New York in few
weeks to enter their machines in con-
tests in foreign countries.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-18
OUTBREAK IS FEARED.
Jewish Question in Russia Is
At a Serious Stage at
Present.
BLOODSHED is LIKELY

s.. Petersburg. May 1S.-The Jew
ish question before the Russian duma
is exciting discussion of a nature 80
fierce that it is feared that an out
break will occur. An audience was
granted 10 Nisselcvitch. a Jewish rep
resentatiye in duma by Premier StOly-
pin
The premier and many other men in
public life are Of the opinion that the
present conditions are in such i pre-
carious nature that the question
should not be taken up seriously at
this time. Premier Stolypir said:
Il consider as premature the intro
ductiOn during this session of the du-
ma of bill relating TO such a compli-
Gated question as the Jewish one II
would be better TO introduce the bill
at the next session and if the duma
should appoint committee for the
betterment of the poor condition OF the
Jews. the government would meet il
half way"
A Guchov, leader of the Octoberists
! is ondeavOring to dissuade the Jewish
representative from Introducing his
bill, for fear that rioting and blood
| shed would follow. The Jews are
| seeking equal suffrage.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-18
|NSANELY JEALOUS
Circus Performer HurIs Wife
To Death and Then De-
Capitated Farmer.
HE DID NOT TRY TO ESCAPE.

Mestre. Italy, May 1S.-Irsanely
jealous of his wife and believing that
she was receiving the attentions of an
other man, Antonio RafaeI, a circus
acrobat, hurled the woman from a
high trapeze today during a perform
ance. The body fell in knot of spec
tatOrs who were watching the perform
ance and life was dashed from it in
stantly. Hurriedly descending and I'M
noticed in the excitement which fol
lowed, the husband picked up an axe
and decapitated Giuseppe Diamri, a
rich farmer who had been following
the circus and attending it daily.
The circus man had calculated the
death of his wife with dreadful cum
ming. AS she swung upon trapeze
which adjoined that of her husband.
the man adroitly lOOsened a guy rope,
which lOOsened the bar and the woman
dropped a distance of 60 feet. Her
neck was broken. Many women and
children in the audience tainted and
pandemonium reigned for a time.
The murderer made no attempt to
escape and was arrested. He said
that he became suspicious of Diamri,
after he had seen him in the aud
fence several times.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-18
TAT|STICAL COMMITTEES
MAY Be CREATED
Will Do Much in Harmonizing
The Work.

Washington, May 18.-It has been
determined to create an inter-depart-
mental statistical committee for the
purpose of harmonizing the statistical
work of the various departmen de-
vising new plans of getting out statis-
tics, settling upon uniform usages in
terms and improving the statistical alb
stract of the United States. This com
mittee is the first result Of the work
which was done by the commission on
statistics appointed some time ago by
Secretary Straus and which reported
in favor of such a, committee as has
now been appointed, as we'll as in fav-
or of the consolidation of the bureau
of the census with the bureau of man.
ufactureS.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-18
State Ticket Will Be Named at
Sessions Which Begin
Tomorrow.
LOUGH PREDICTS A WIN.
SAYS THAT HE BELIEVES pROHl-
BITiON PARTY WILL TRlU MPH
AT THE FALL ELECTIONS AS
COMING FIGHT is UNCERTAIN.

Indianapolis, May 18.-Indiana pro-
hibitionists. in a two DAYS convention
which opens in Tomiinson hall t0mOr-
row morning, will name candidates for
state offices, including governor, lieu
tenant governor. treasurer, secretary
of state and reporter for the supreme
court. Although the program of the
convention will begin Tuesday morn
ing, the actual work of selecting can
didates will not begin until Wednes-
day afternoon.
Headed by brass band and fol
lowed by veterans in the prohibition
ranks who have served the partys
cause since its organization in this
city. the active men and women in
the party will parade the streets to-
morrow morning at 1870 O'Clock. at
ter the preliminary exercises in Tom
linsOn hall
Four candidates are in the field for
first place on the ticket. Judge A. B.
kirkpatrick of Kokomo, former mem
Der Of the legislature and once mayor
of his home city, has announced his
| candidacy and Sumner W. Haynes. of
Portland, Wyman J. Beckett of this
! city and Willard Bartlett of Muncie
! are candidates. James Graham, an
attorney of Fl. Wayne, has announc-
ed his candidacy for lieutenant COVER
nor and Benjamin F. Watson of IN
| dianapolis is a candidate for re porter
of the supreme court. Prof. Walter
Smith of Arlington, Ind. is on the
slate for state superintendent Of pub
| lie instruction and DR.. Albert Stanley
| is a candidate for state statistican
| Charles F. Holler of South Bend. and
w. H. Hill of Nincennes are both can
didates for secretary of state and w
l.. Brown of Lawrence, Ind, seeks the
nomination for state treasurer.
Meeting of Delegates.
Tuesday afternoon the delegates
will meet in the state house to name
the committees. After the committee
meetings the delegates will go to Tom
linson hall again, where, Mrs. Guile
J.. Vayhinger of Upland will deliver
an address. Following this Mchae
J. Tanning of Philadelphia will speal
and in the evening z. w. Chafin o
Chicago, candidate for governor of Hi
nois, will deliver the convention ad
dress.
Chairman Tough of the state prOhi
bitiOn committee asserted yesterda,
afternoon that he believes the part,
has excellent chances for winning thu
election this year
In a three -cornered fight one neve
can tell what will happen" said he
The primaries of last Friday indi
Gates to me that the voters are COINS
away from party lines. and l believ'
the prohibitionists this year have a
good a chance to win the election a
either of the other parties.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-18
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
TO Be INVESTIGATED
President R. L. Kelly to Assist
In the Work,

Indianapolis, Ind, May 1S.-A COM
mittee consisting of Robert L. Kelly,
of Richmond: William Lowe Bryan,
of Bloomington and F. w. Cooley, Of
Evansville has been appointed by the
state board of education to consider
making an investigation of high
schools and colleges of the state. The
North Central association of Colleges
and Secondary schools of the United
States requests the information. The
information sought relates to class OF
work done, qualifications of teachers,
etc,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-18
Vaudeville at the Gennett.

vaudeville at the 1cnnett.
A Trenton. n. j., exchange says OF
the headline act at the Gennett this
week:
Decidedly the best act upon the bill
this week is Francis Owen, Minnie
Hoffman & Co., in The Benediction.'
There is plenty of comedy, backed by
a vein of pathos, that holds and inter
ests you while you are laughing at
the old Soldier" The enediction'
is quite away from the ordinary run
Of sketches, in fact it is not a sketch
but a faithful portrayal OF conditions
to be found in almost every home,
Minnie Hoffman, as the patient, and
long suffering wife was excellent,
while one has but to look at Mr.,
Owens perfect makeup to realize he
is an artist before he speaks a line.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-18
TRAVELS FAR TO FIND
SWEETHEART INSANE
Happy AntiCipatIons Changed
To Grief.

San Francisco, Cal, May 1S-After a
journey of 2.oo miles across the con
tinent from her home in Medford.
Wis, in fulfillment of promise she
had made four years ago TO marry 10
seph Scollard. a sweetheart of school
mate days Miss Mabel kilmer arrived
in San Francisco today only TO learn
that her fiance had suddenly become
violently insane, The girl sank faint
ing into the arms of her mother. her
happy anticipations changed to deep
est grief, The physicians in attend
ance say there is a fighting chance for
SCollards recovery.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-18
LUMBER A NEW
EXPORT FROM JAPAN
Comes to This Country for
Many Uses.

San Francisco. May 1S.-A new item
in the exports from Japan to the Unit
ed States is lumber. There are eX-
tensive forests of hardwood. both in
Northern and Southern Japan, and
lumber from them can he laid down in
California in large quantities at low
er cost than Oregon pine. This i'm
ported lumber is used for railroad ties
for making furniture and also for
building cars.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-18
One-Third of Your Life.

That much OF your time is spent in
bed Impure soaps that make your
sheets and bedclothes sour must have
a bad effect upon your health. Use
a pure, sanitary soap next wash day.
Easy Task soap is white. Its soft,
creamy lather imports a freshness to
your linens like the purity of spring.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-18

Guide Showing places of historic in
terest in EngIand)-It was in this very
room that the great Wellington re-
ceived his first commission. Yes. sir;
it is a fact.
American Drummer-What percent
age of commission did he get?-Chica-
go Journal.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-18
A Clever Woman.

Good morning Mrs. Howell, why
are you not washing this morning. it
is now ten O'clock" why, Mrs.
Ross. since l commenced to use Easy
Task Soap am always through with
my wasting by nine-thirty in the morn
ing. Take my advice, use Easy Task
and you will not have to put in all day
breaking your back over the wash
tub"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-18
MANY PETITIONS FOR
THE ADMINISTRATION
Amendments to Sherman Law
Liked.

Washington, May 1S.-Every day
page or more of the Congressional
Record is devoted TO the printing of
petitions received by senators praying
for the adoption of the administration
amendments TO the Sherman antitrust
law Most of the petitions are from
labor organizations and favor the ad-
option of the amendments. They come
from all parts of the country.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-18

Since you got married you are late
every morning" complained his en-
ployer
Well" explained the GREATNESS
clerk, Il have to button up the ashes
and shake down a shirt waist and car
ry out the furnace every morning.
Kansas City Journal.