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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-29

This is unique feature. According to
the conditions of the stock contract, the net
assets-with Bills and Accounts Payable de-
Quoted shall always be in excess ofdoublethe
amount of outstanding preferred stock. Net
assets of fuo dollars for 0ne must be on hand
at all times. There are now on hand
5000, 900 worth of assets.
And every dollar of assets IS q LIVE
dollar. No dead material. No useless
machinery. All earning profits.
Even the Good Will of the Dodge Com.
pany is not included in the statement of assets.
Yet the Good Will, according to the usual way
of computation, according to accepted 6nan.
cial practice, is worth millions of dollars.
We have so much faith in this investment
that we have given it our public and
unqualified approval. The people of Indiana
have never had an opportunity to excel this.
We want every Indianian Of large or small
means to investigate.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-29

IF the republican leaders insist that
the hnnss meet q II o'clock II tA>
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-09
POSTMASTER HOLT
 TO MANAGE HOTEL
Defeated Aspirant For disappointment is Elected to Succeed Erwin Be
 laire at the New Capital

Little Rock, Ark, Jan. S.-Effectiye immediately, W. s. Holt, postmaster, has been elected manager of the New Capital Hotel, succeeding Erwin Be- laire, whoseresignation was announc- ed In yesterdays Democrat.
 Members of the board of directors of the Capital Hotel Company today verified the report which bcame cur rent last night downtown that Post master Holt would become manager of the New Capital immediately, and when Colonel Holt was seen at the postoffice this morning he stated that the position had been offered him and that he had decided to accept it.
 It is expected that Colonel Holt will take formal charge of the hotel today or Monday and that he will en- ter immediately upon the discharge of his new duties.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-09
PINE BLUFF PLACE
 FOR OPPORTUNITIES

In today's Graphic R. H. M. Mills X Sons call your attention to some rare opportunities for the purchase of real estate. Now is the time to buy Pine Bluff "dirt", so as to get the benefit of the appreciation in value which will break all past records. The year 1910 is going to be a year of im- provements and growth never before known here, and the prudent man will avail himself of such opportunities as Mills & Sons offer in order to make his money produce for him the best results.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-09

capacity houses after which it was transferred to the Colonial theater. Chicago, where 1t succeeded in play ing to houses limited only to the seat ing capacity, for a season of eleven weeks, and declared to be the hit of the season by press and public alike, Besides Trixie Friganza, the cast in cludes Misses Rose King, Carrie Bow man, Lottie Burke, Myrtle Gilbert. Edith Rose, Beatrice Whitford, Lola Hilton, Arthur Lipson, Raymond Fin ley, Mark Hart, Tony Hart, Huch Mack, Dan Ray, Richard Tabor, John Cauffmann, Arthur Dobane and many other we'll known players. The same beauty chorus will also be here and not a stick of scenery nor single costume, scene or effect has been cut from the regular metropolitan pro- duction Local theater goers should take advantage of the opportunity or seeing this latest Conan offering which will undoubtedly be one of the
 real musical events of our entire theatrical season. The seat sale Will oDen on Ian. 16 at the Elks Theater Conan and Harris never send out any second companies, their policy being that the critics visited by their or ganizations on tour should be treated with the same consideration that IS shown the public in Chicago and New York. Hence, when the curtain IS raised on the American Idea here the cast and production will be intact and just as when presented to over 100000 people during it's phenomen- ally successful run in Chicago and New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-09
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

We annual meeting of the stock holders of the Peoples Savings Bank and Trust Co.,, of Pine Bluff, Ark. will be held at their banking house. Monday, Jan. 10 1910. between the hours of a. m.. and 3 p. m., for the purpose of electing directors to serve for the ensuing year, and for trans- acting any other business properly brought before said meeting.
 H. A. MCCOY, Secy. and treas.
 12-10-St.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-09
+ LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
+4. # + + + + 1. 1. l. + < 4 !

The weather man predicts warm- CT and fair weather today.
 Tine R'nai B'rith lodge will meet Monday night at the Temple.
 Willie .Holcomb has recovered from his recent illness with scarlet fever.
 FOR SAlE-Saddle mare the best ladies mare in the county. Jas. Gould 1-9-ot-
 Miss Mary Geisreiter, who has been suffering from tonsilitis, was much better yesterday.
 The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Claud Clegg, Frank, is recovering from a recent illness.
 WANTED--OI4D GRAND, BABY
 grand or square piano in good tune
 and condition. Address Max care Croobic 1-9-6t. | LOST-One pair of gold trimmed eye glasses between postofiice and Peoples Bank. Finder please return +o " IT J.angfnrd 1-9-6t
 Tiger Grit Roofing holds on like a Tiger. It's a triumph in the field Of building material manufacturing. See Cleyeland-Matthews Hdw. Co.
 False Report--We are not giving away Enamel Ware but are selling it so cheap it seems like gift en- terprise. Cleveland-Matthews Hdw. Co.
 FOR SALE-All of my city real estate at bargain an don easy terms if sold within next thirty days. See me ill person or F. W. Benton. Jas. Gould l-9-lH'
 The {1eyenland-Matthe Hdw Go. have one St. Clair Base Burner left, which they offer at a very low price, rather than take chances carrying over another season.
 Rain, wind. snow or sweltering sun doesn't "faze" Tiger Grit roofing tsold only by Cleveland-Mattheys Hdw. Co.) Why? Because 1t is made ol asphalt. The best quality of asphalt at that.
 Tiger Grit Roofing has made op- timist out of hundreds of men. Wouldn't you be an optimist if you could say good bye to those ever repair bills? Cleveland Matthews TIdw. Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-09
FTREMEN ARE
 NICELY REMEMBERED

For inc excellent work of the fire men who saved the home of MT. and Mrs. II. E. Trulock Thursday after- noon. q check for $25 was presented to the members of the department yesterday by MT. Trulock, in appre- ciation of their work. In reply 10 the kind letter by MT. Trulock, Ch1sl Breiner stated that such letters from prominent citizens and business men of the city would inspire the mem bers of the department in doing pet ter and exertlng all their efforts III the one thing of protecting the prop erty of the citizens of the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-09
DEEDS, NOT WORDS.
Fine Bluff People Have AbsolI
 Proof of Deeds at Home.

Pine Bluff people have absolute pr af deeds at home. It's not words, deeds that prove true merit. The det of Doan's Kidney Pills, for Pine Bl kidney sufferers, have made their 10 reputation. Proof lies in the testlmt of Pine Bluff people who have been GU to stay cured Mrs. I. NJ. Long, 1 Seventh St. Pine Bluff, Ark, says:
 Il had an attack of kidney trouble became so lame, weak and run down had such terrible pains in my back | I could hardly get about. Sometimes kidney secretions were too freqt11 passage and then again just tue rcf> could not rest well and felt nisera nearly ali tue time. None of tine yarl remedies l used helped me until l U Doan's Kidney Pills, procured from 4 Mann -Taakersley Drug Co. The frs did me so much good thnt | oh another and continued taking the until cured" Statement made ill
 SIX YEARS LATER.
 On June 8, 1908 Mrs. Long conflrl the above statement by saying " cure effected by Doan's Kidney HIS my case has proven permanent. have the same high opinion of the rem as when I first gave 1t my endorsene' For sale by all dealers. Price 'V o' Foster Mllburn Co.,, Buffalo, New sole agents for the United States
 Remember the name --Doan's-~and no other.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-09
CHANGE AT DREYFUS
 WHOLESALE HOUSE

Beginning, Monday Miss Fay Win ters, who has been stenographer at the retail house of the Isaac Drey- fus Company, will be the bookkeeper at the wholesale house of that con- cern. She will be succeeded by Mss Jewel Bradley as stenographer. The wholesale house is enjoying such large business that the management found it necessary to transfer Miss Winters to the wholesale office. The big wholesale house of the Isaac Dreyfus Company is growing each day and if promises to be the largest wholesale house in Arkansas Within the next few years.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-09
NUDGE ". s. EAklN
 SERIOUSLY ILL
Candidate for Supreme Court Justice Taken With Sudden Hemorrhage While visiting Washington Friends-Family Summon.
 ed From Hope.

Washington. Jan. S.--(SpeciaD-' ,ndge w. S. Eallin, who with his wife, is visiting Washington friends this week. was taken suddenly i'll Wednes- day afternoon, suffering from an at- tack of hemorrhage.
 Dr. P. B. Carrigan, of Hope, and Dr. T. I. Garner are attending him. and his family has been summoned from Hope. His condition is regarded as very serious.
 Judge Eakin Is a son of the lafe fudge J. B. Eakin, who was 8 mem- her of the State Supreme Court. his
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-09

phis. His sister, Miss Brunette Sli- bcrnagle went to Memphis several days ago.
 Mitchell Selligman, the architect, accompanied by his wife, returned yesterday from Louisville, Ky, where they spent the holidays with relatives and friends and Cincinnati where he transacted business
 Miss Margaret Koontz has charge of the primary department of Arkan- sas College, Miss Gray, the regular teacher being detained at her home i'll Pine Bluff by illness of a relative.-- Patesyille Guard.
 Cliff Richardson, Ed Healy and FIoyd Counce all machinists at the Cotton Belt shops, left yesterday for Texarkana to visit Will Jones, the iE- iured Pine Bluff machinist who IS Ill the hospital there in a critical condl- tion
 II. q. Reese who has been connect pG With tnF SSdN yer ~ +huotiii i'oi'DN' Company in this city, has severed ms connections and left yesterday alter noon for Boughlnis, La, where he mas accepted position with the Great Southern Lumber Company oi that place.
 John M, Oracle, the well known New Gasccny planter, came to the city yesterday again to see his friend, Hon. D. C. Bell, who is critically i'll at the Florence Sanitarium. Mir. Oracle will leave the coming weak for Lake ] Providence, d., to engage an expert rice man. He proposes to plant q number of acres in rice the coming year and will study rice culture ln Louisiana for several days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-09
GEORGE COHAN'S
 ORIGINAL COMPANY
Headed by Trixie Fraganza Will AH'
 pear at the Elks Theater January IS in 1.-The American ldea."

George M. Cohan's latest musical success, The American Idea with Trixie Friganza as the featured mem- Der an all-star cast, has been se- cured for an engagement at the Elks Theater for the evening of Tuesday, January 1S.
 The company numbers seventy five people and is the same identical con- pany and the same massive and beau tiful production as presented at the New York thaatar for ten weeks to
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-09

s, M. Twine to Mrs. L. B. knox warranty deed. part of lot 3 block 2 Gelsreiter'a addition. tG6o.0o.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-09
+erm expiring in 1878.

term expiring in 1878. He is himself candidate for asso- ciate justice of the Supreme Court, ,o succeed Associate Justice Battle
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-09
LAKE STEAMERS
 ARE IN BAD

Chicago, Jan. S.-A passenger steamer with it's boilers blown out and three others ice bound are reported i'll Lake Michigan today. Fully forty passengers are aboard the vessels.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-09
MASONS HUNT FOR
 MISS IL0YD'S SLAYER

Cincinnati, O., Jan. S.-Masons have come to the assistance of the police who are endeavoring to locate the slayer of Anna Lloyd, but the police have about given up hope.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-03
NEW COLD WAVE
Threatens Additional Damage 1T
 Southwest

Kansas City May 2.-F'ollowing the cessation today of the rains that be- gan on Sunday night. which were gen. eral over the southwest d decided drop in temperature was experienced tonight. Late tonight the tempera ture at T1rella was only d few degrees above freezing. Horticulturists be- lieve tbat should there be freeze to- night great damage will result.
 At Salina. in the center of the state the rain had been succeeded by sIeet and for q tI1e, -sDow fell .- only one itfs' is kno,sn to alaTe-bcen tosfin the storm that swept portions of she state last night. John Huffman. farmer near BItrrtown, was the victim His Wife was seriously injured
 Mrs v George OTris. near Neosha Falls. was dangerously hurt by being blown into q hedge Heavy hail did much damage at McPherson.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-03
OUT OF DATE PENALTY
The U. s. Supreme Court Decides Against Old Spanish Punishment.

Washington. May 2.-The supreme court of the United States struck down one of the old Spanish measures cf punishment in the Philippines. that of the "Cadena Temporal" The court declared Imprisonment for fifteen years with a chain at ankle and wrist, together with many other penalties af the "Cadena Temporal for the falsi : ficaticn sof public records to the cX- tent of about $500 an unusual pun ishmeDt. -
 Jn so doing the court reversed the decision of the supreme court of the Philippines in the prosecution of Paul A. Weems, who was visited with this sentence. He was formerly disburs- ing officer of the bureau of coast guards and transportation, of the Philippines. The court directed the prosecution to be dismissed.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-03
HOT WEATHER AT WASHINGTON

Trough inc statehood news from Washington yesterday was rather djscograging. we are far from being bercft of hope. It seemed to be tho assumption of the Associated Press corrcspohdent that the hot weather at the national capital would drive con- gressInen aEs'y before they had time to complete the presidents program: that some of them had found it neces- sarv to be on the ground early for the fray.
 We believe the congressmen who are oppressed by Washington warm weather, that is. the republican con- gressmcn, will hesitate at the last mo- Inent to leave Mir Tafts program in complete. fortelirnaiic reasons. If that program is not carried out. or if fair preteDse of carrying it out is not made, thevs wiilzfind that-tIssss vestllslEs at home is much ffJatef than it is ai Washington.
 Those who are in a hurry to get home to fight for reelection on sec- ond thought. will see that they are
Arizona republican., 1910-05-03
COLONEL ROOSEVELT
 STILL TAFT's FRIEND
Letters From Him Endorsing the Ad .
 ninistration .' a.

Washington. May 2.-AccordinS to the newspapers of this city, eX-Pres- ident Theodore Roosevelt has written several letters to President Taft from Europe, in each of which he endorses the acts of the present administra- ton. not even excepting the tariff law that met with such general disapprov- al over the United States.
 According to the papers. Roosevelt in his letters to Taft stated that he would not be. a candidate for the pres 'idency in 1912, neither would he ac cept any other office in the meantime He said that he favored William Loeb Jr. as the republican candidate for governor of New York, as he thinks Loeb will be the right man in the right place.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-03

That "Anti-Saloon League" letter surreptitiously circulated yesterday may he properly classified as an elev- enth hour campaign lie. purporting to contain an endorsement of Mir Da . vidson by the league. No such en- dorsement has been made within the knowledge of officers or any members of the league who have vet been heard from. That letter is not calculated but rather to give it d setback in this community, which has already ex- pressed, a feeling of disgust for things
Arizona republican., 1910-05-03

leaving their ammunition behind them; that by their failure to 'ac- complish the legislation outlined by the president they have spiked their own guns. s,.s
 The average voter may not 5ttave a clear conception of the merits Of the presidents bills, but most republican voters will accept MT -Taft's opinion of the need of suehf legislation as -i,e proposed.
 Three bye-elections which have been held have indicated that the country already is dissatisfied and that the dissatisfaction is without special geographical limits. Congress men who return to their constituencies empty handed will find themselves without the means of allaying it in their respective districts.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-03
JfFFRIES CAUTIOUS
 ABOUT OVERWORKING
His Preference for Boat R5ing Over
 Boxing,

Ben LomOnd. May 3.-Jeffries start ed the week at the training camp with ! rush, accomplishing full days work before noon. He went at the various lines of indoor stunts in q more
 business-like manner. showing snap and life in every move. This was especially noticeable in four rounds of boxing with Bob Armstrong Jeffries had the negro on the run most of the time and gave him quite d pummeling with right arm jerks to the neck in the third round.
 More boxing was announced for the afternoon session, Jeffries declaring he would go a few rounds with Joe Choynski and Bill Papke. When the
 time came to put on the gloves, Jeffries changed his mind. The boxing was left to Choynski and Papke. while Jeffries went for a boat ride. Jeffries said he
 wanted to do more. but considering the amount of work he had gone through early in the day he was afraid he would overtax his blood and set himself back
 "I felt full of singc rthis mornir5," said Jcffries. 'I think l could II 'c gone another hour or two without tir ing. l wired a friend of mine m New York this mofnin3 that if felt bcetcr would not know what [, do with myself It was all could do to keep out of the gymnasium this afterno"n- but l will te.;'cttcr off tomorrow fr it"
 Jeffrics received Fl telegram to"i1y from his brother Jack iu which the latter said he would join the camp the first of next week. In reply Jef-. fries told him to come as soon as pos sjblc Jack has always helped Jim train for his championship battles and the x-champion likes to have his brother around
Arizona republican., 1910-05-03
JOHNSON IN NO HURRY
VIII Accustom Himself to Frisco Cli
 mate Before Traininu

San Francisco. May 2.-rollowinG his sojourn in Chicago during the cold spell of an eastern winter. Jack
 Johnson. the. champion heavyweight, IS spending his time becoming accli- mated and spurns anything that sug- gests active training. Johnson has stunned tue gymnasium and given notice that he will not appear in work ing togs before tn end of the week.
 Johnson arose carly this morning and after breakfast took d stroll along the beach. returning to camp in time for lunch. When the meal was fih- ished he sped away in his automobile to the downtown district. All after noon he was a conspicuous figure.
 Crowds gathered wherever he stopped .
Arizona republican., 1910-05-03
EXPERTS TESTIMONY
 IN THE HYDE CASE
His Evidence Relates to the Discovery
 of Poison.

Kansas City. May 2.-Dr. Walter $. Eaines. the Chicago toXicologist, told at the Hyde murder trial today the al legged results of his search for poi sons.
 Insofar as the toXocologist's personal investigations were concerned. he ad- initted that they had resulted in the finding of but little of dangerous drugs. With but oue exception. said pr. Iaincs. he found cyanide only when collaborating with Dr. Victor C. Vaughn of Ann Arbor. Michigan.
 In part of the stomach of Colonel Thomas II. Swopc testified Dr. Haines. he found two -htmdrcdths of d grain of strychnne. The physician said q small trace of the same drug was located in the brain With the aid of Dr. Vaughn, Dr Haines testified, he discovered some cyanide in the stomach only slight traces of strychnine were claimed by pr. Haines to have been found by him in the stomach and liver of Chrisman Swope. It was the belief of himself and pr. Vaughn, said the witness, that there were signs of cya hide in their test of the stomach, but they were undDle 10 locate U6llrlteiN. any of this drug.
 Dr Haines said that both himself and pr Vaughn had found cyanide in the capsules which Dr. Hyde is alleged to have thrown away. Strychnia was found in the ejecta of Miss Margaret Swope, both by himself and pr Vaughn, said Haines.
 Nnf. fnr. the Ne,, Airdnn,.. rhi.h
Arizona republican., 1910-05-03

Vote for the New Airdome, Third and Washington streets
Arizona republican., 1910-05-03

Montgomery. May 2.-Upofficiai re turns indicate that Emmett A. Q Neil of Florence and r.. T.. Thomas of Eu- faia have been nominated at the dem ocratic primary for SoSernor and lieu tenant governor of Alabama, and that John BanIhcad has been nominated for United States senator.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-03
THE SECOND WARD ELECTION.

We believe there are enough non hysterical and honest voters in tn, Sccpud ward to insure a continuanc, of the progressive government {" Phoenix By the election of Dan Me DeImott
 The voters of that ward have far morc' confidence in the morality ;nc th,b usincss judgment of Mayor Christy than in any of the supporter: of AIr Davidson. who are yclamorins for reform"
 The voters of the Second warC know. also. that Mayor Christy pre- fcrs the election of Mir McDermotr and is using his strong influence tc accomplish it.
 The campaign has been d dirty one made so by the 'reformers." who by innucudo and open lying have at t1rj,cd the character of MT McDcr- mott by charging him with being the candidate of the saloons and of the Pacific Gas and Electric Company
 We have already pointed out to the satisfaction of the intelligent voters of the Second ward that neither the Pa cific Gas and Electric Company nor the saloons have. or could have d vital interest in the candidacy of any man,
 Their interests can in no way Je affected by anything that may hap pen today.
 Regardless of tue merits of the cor 'rovcrsies over municipal ownership and the liquor business. it may be e. gar,lcd as natural that the friends O.: either the Electric Light company or the saloons should not vote for Mr. Davidson. They do not fear him. They merely do not like him.
 This attitude of the saloons toward him-is shown by the fact that their vote will be divided between the re publican and democratic candidates. If they cared vitalIy about MT David son they would consolidate their vote in favor of one of the other candi- dates
 So it is with the opponents of mu- nicipal ownership. They are aware that the election of no councilman can: affect them in one way or an other. Some will vote for Mir. Doster and others for Mir. McDermott. though the latter is an avowed municipal ownership man.
 We have illustrated to what extent tho. saloon vote and the light com pany vote will be cast for MT. Me Dernott To the same extent it will bc east for Sfr. Doster: No feir-mind- ed man in shese circumstances would assert that either of these gentlemen is the candidate of eitherr ftese' elements. Assuming that fs5e zisklft comnany is an immoral institution. it would be no discredit to MT Me llsrlnbLt to. Sp ItttiNt flS HhtppA l-
 Nor is it to the diseredit of Mir. Davidson that among his supporters are the viIest hypocrites in Phoenix, whose treachery is proverbial. who have betrayed every causU with which they have associated. anu wno have been kicked out of the inner councils of their parties.
 These men have no interest what ever in the moral purposes of Mir Davidson.
 The issue is q very simple one and We think the Second ward voters will not allow il to be cloudcd
 They see behind Mir. McDermott the solid men of the community, men who are not onls desirous of the con tinued progression Of Phoenix, but men of the highest standard of mor- ality
Arizona republican., 1910-05-03
FIVE ROUNDS ENOUGH.

New York, May 2.-Five rounds was ,siis iisas .A IrnksiI slfd stssaa sia his bonf Tonight with Jack tTwin) Sul- livan before the Marathon club of Brooklyn. The bout was to have gone ten rounds but Benedict's packer asked the referee to allow him to leave the ring at the end of the fifth.