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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-09
Radiant Hair
EVERY WOMAN CAN HAVE IN
THESE MODERN DAYS

Nothing keeps woman youthful
more than close attention to the hair.
Any woman whose hair is dull, faded
or lusterless cannot be either beauti-
full or attractive.
Dull hair casts around it's owner an
environment of stupidness, while the
woman with the brilliant, lustrous and
luxuriant hair, though she may be far
inferior in intellect than her dull hair
ed sister, carries Off the honors be-
cause of her respondent hair.
In Paris where plain women know
how to make and keep themselves
beautiful, the great hair dressing called
Partisan Sage is much in demand
And since the introduction of Paris
ago, society women in all the large cit
les have learned that the easiest
quickest and surest way to turn lifeless
dull and unattractive hair into brilliant
lustrous and luxuriant hair is to use
Partisan Sage.
druggists in every town in America
and by Leo H. Fihe who guarantees it
to cure dandruff. stop falling hair and
itching scalp in two weeks or money
back
Fifty cents for large bottle of Par
isian Sage. 1t is most daintily per-
fumed hair dressing and it is not sticky
or greasy. The girl with the auburn
hair is on every bottle
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-09
The Rivals.

Jessica Pond. who is coaching the
cast for the Rivals the play to be pre-
sented in the assembly hall of the high
school on Tuesday evening, June Il,
has announced some of the features
that will render the coming produc-
ton unique, So far as is known, no
local presentation of The Rivals has
represented as many of the eighteenth
century stage accessories as will the
coming high school production. Miss
Pond is coaching q minuet that will be
seen during the last act. twenty-five
appropriately dressed dancers will
ed that the minuet will prove very at
tractive.
The English department of the high
school has co-operated with Miss Pond
to reproduce some of the accessories
of the late eighteenth century stage
Following the custom of that period
English grenadiers in full regimentals
will be stationed at each end of the
proscenium arch. The presence of
grenadiers on the stage during that
period is more or less directly connect
ed with the presence OF the "beefeat-
ers'' on the Elizabethan stage, 4 hun
dred and fifty years or more before.
Similarly. during the medieval pre-
sensations Of morality plays, monks
were stationed in the pageants, or
wagons that bore the actors and their
miniature stages through the streets
from place to place-to pull aside the
curtains when representation of the
scene essayed was ready to begin. AS
far as practicable, the stage lighting
of the period when The Rivals" was
first presented at Covent Garden, will
be initiated Several other interest
ing bits Of eighteenth century color
will be introduced. so that the play is
likely to be more than usually interest
ing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-09
At Local TheQters
Y. M. 3. c. Benefit.

The sale of tickets to date indicates
that the Young Mems Business Club
has made a wise selection in their
first attempt to raise funds for con-
vention purposes. The sale also shows
that there are many boosters in Rich
mond and everyone wishes to be one
OF the boosters that are instrumental
in spreading the name of Richmond
throughout the land. Manager Muir
ray has secured as his principal at
traction for next week, Tuesday.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, be-
ing the Convention Fund Benefit days,
the most sensational novelty ever in
troduced into this country, coming di-
rect from the Paris Hippodrome. Miss
Margaret Ryan as the Girl, is by no
means unknown in the theatrical
world as she has been identified with
some of the most successful dramatic
and musical plays in the past few
years. In this act she will be seen
wearing the latest Partisan fashions
both in gowns and hats and as a eli
max a large eagle is seen to .swoop
down, grasping the little lady in it's
talOns, carry her out over the heads
o. the audience, Miss Ryan still sing
ing and not in the least frightened
1t is necessary to state that the fire
laws of the state of Indiana do not
permit the hanging of wires in the
theater. In order that there may be
no misunderstanding in the sale Of
these tickets it should be kept in mind
that all Convention Fund Benefit tick
cts must be exchanged at the box Of
flee at the Murray theater for regular
admission tickets. the value of ex-
change being 10 cents. the cost of each
ticket. The usual prices will prevail
next Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, so that by making ex-
change the Convention Benefit Fund
ticket will admit to any matinee on the
four days and to evening performance
by the addition of ), 10 or Is cents, &C
cording to the location of the seat de-
sired by the holder. These special
tickets are good only on these four
days.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-09

ef~to fill the bags and bring them up
to the legal weight, and Mr.. Barnard
received letter from the dealer
day or two ago informing him that the
order had been complied with and
that the st. Louis milling company,
from which he bought the -four had
agreed to stand the loss. Mr.. Barnard
brought the matter of short-weight
-four to the attention of the recent
state convention of the Indiana Millers
and it was found that
most of the milIers of this state were
complying with the law by giving full
weight -four.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-09

kastle: Outlaws. Arcade: Ghost: HUI
man Roulette: Snake: Plantation: Leo
Phares Wheel; Diving; and many 9TH
ers
It is desired that the people OF
Richmond understand that the Cosmo-
politan Shows carry nothing but good
moral shows, all objectionable features
usually found with carnival compan-
les having been eliminated and spe-
cial effort will be made to cater to
the ladies and children. and week of
real entertainment is in store for
them.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-09

The pine is the greatest American
tree. 1t has been of the widest use, is
most in demand. and has enriched its
tens of thousands of men. The most
fashionable tourist and health resorts
in the south are in the ''Diney woods
regions-vide Aiken, S. c.; Pinehurst,
n. c.: Thomasville, Ga, and others.
1t is the resinous quality of the ozone
that attracts the health and pleasure
seekers. Also the piney woods coun-
try affords the finest of fruits. vegeta-
bles and melons. Living is cheap
among the pines, health good and
the people we'll fed. -- Dallas tTex.)
News.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-09
Carnival COMING.

Richmond Typographical Union, No
301, has closed a contract with the
Great Cosmopolitan Shows to furnish
the attractions for Spring Festival
which will he held all next week on
the Gilbert lot on East Main street.
The Cosmopolitan combination is one
of the largest and best catering to
the amusement loving people. 1t car
ries with it fifteen attractions among
which are Nomia the show beautiful;
Alps; Crazy House; katzenjammer
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-09

The story of the Paterson, \. j..
man who took a raw egg in a glass of
beer and in his haste to swallow the
mixture to avoid tasting the egg,
gulped down his false teeth, says the
Manchester. On. HI Union, reminds
one Of the Kentucky colonel who ate a
breakfast every day, which consisted
of a nice juicy steak, bottle of
whisky and a dog. He had the dog to
cat the steak.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-09
New Murray Theatre
APPROVED VAUDEVILLE

Week of June 9Th. Double Feature
Bill. Dumetrescu Troupe, Quadlateral
Bar Aerialists. Gilmore-LeMoyne &
Perry in "A Strenuous Day" Other
exclusive features. Next week, The
Eagle and the Girl
Matinee. any day, 1oc. Night per-
formances, 7:45 and 9. Prices 10, IS,
and zoe. lo9e seats 25c.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-09
Electric Irons

The Westinghouse Irons-that's the
whole story, for when you say "West-
inghouse" you don't need words to
tell about their good points, for you
know they're the best.
This year we've been able to reduce
the prices on these irons and we're
selling the S. iron for $3.50 and the
$3.50 iron for S.. These are one of
the greatest energy savers ever Of
fered women and no home should be
without one.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-09
Galvanized
Buckets

We've one lot Of extra quality gal
vanized buckets, made from heavy GAL
vanized steel with protected bottom,
turned rim and we'll soldered seams, a
bucket that would ordinarily retail
from IS to soc that we will offer for
this limited time for 25c.
It's IL quart bucket.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-09
Wash Boards

The rubbing surfaces Of these
boards are rough enough to loosen
rhe dirt but they aren't rough enough
to tear the clothes.
A zinc covered board sells for Csc.
A brass covered board sells for SOC.
A. glass covered board sells for 4oc.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-09
Mops

Both the ordinary kind and the SELF
wrineers. The handles are made from
we'll seasoned wood and the mop part
won't tear apart and fall to pieces AZ
easily as ia most mopS
Selling from Csc up.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-09
Sad Irons

The justly famous Dover Asbestos
Sad Irons, the irons that keep hot for
a long time, the irons that don't burn
and blister the hands, the irons with
the heat where it ought to be. No
other irons ever made have equalled
these as satisfaction 0ivers.
They sell for $1.75 for 4 set Of
irons.
Mrs. Potts irons are the next best
thing in the sad iron line and they sell
for $1.25 for set Of three.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-09
Sleeve Boards

We've a medium weight, convenient
size, covered sleeve board that has
been a big seller at 75c, but for these
four days you may have them for soc
each. They'll go fast at this rate.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-09
Gasoline and
Alcohol Irons

These do equally as good work as
the eIectrics, and for the home who
does not have electricity they are
most essential. It's very little trouble
to start these irons and you can iron
continuously for 2I2 hours with one
filling Of the tank. There is no dang
err connected with their use and at the
any woman should do her ironing in
the old, hard way.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-09
Wringers

A number Of grades of good wiring
ers, we carry no "cheap" wringers
wrineer becomes a dissatisfied custo-
ner and we don't want that kind.
Prices range from $3.50 to S4.75 and
quality ranges upward with the price.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-09
A Little Girls
Clothes Basket

We've a number of the Australian
Willow baskets made just like the big
ones in a little girls size. They're
handy things for clothes pins, too.
We're selling these at cost for these
four days-for zoe each.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-09
SPECIALS
For Friday, Satur-
day, Monday and
Tuesday Only
Galvanized
Tubs

Made from heavy, selected galvan-
ICED iron, we'll soldered and smoothly
finished. made to be used and will
wear long time.
Carried in three sizes and while the
former prices were SIS, IS and 75c,
they will sell for these four days for
40, so and Coo.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-09
Wash Boilers
Ironing Boards

Folding ironing boards that will
pack snusiy away in a small space.
Made Of smooth, straight, seasoned
lumber and will not crack easily.
Folding mechanism is very simple and
it's no trouble to fold them up.
Selling from 81 to $3.50.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-09
Washing
NJ achines

A wide range of washing machines
and a good machine in most any style
for most any price.
The ordinary open machine may be
bought for $3.50, closed one sells for
$3.75. Some better ones go at $3.50
and SIS and then there are two makes
Of motor washers which sell for $13
and SIS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-02

Todd,cosa que por el mismo queda
reconocida en- el dialogo; y que aun
cuando propuso 80 amos para ser Sc
nador, no parecio ser frme su crite-
no al respecto, puesto que rebai6
a POGO cinco amos; 10 que parece dar
a entender que en- su opinion, la res
petabilidd, ell criterio s6hdo y la res
ponsabilidad, pueden adquirrse a
los 80 amos. A despecho de 10 cual
muchas personals Sc 6ian en- que tan
POGO son 80 amos de una manera fla
los necesarios en- concepto del Sr.
Todd, para ser senador, puesto que
en- el dialogo diio estas paiabras:
q. peTo no cr,o que debteya scr
25 a nos Qa edad) Il menos que hubis-
Sc alguna rozon podsrosa para redu-
CIR Ia edGd."
De 10 cual Sc inhere que Ia enmien
da propuesta no era sdlida, puesto
que Sc sostenfa solo condicionalmen
te; esto es; d mems que hubiess a.
guna raz6n pedrcsl para rsducir Ia
edad,.
Sejuzga generalmente que, en- tai
concepto, pudo supnmise sin
perjuicio dara nadie, Ia enmiends,
dejando al comi;f q. fiara n edad
exigidA para ser snador. & su gus
to-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-02

perando el desafio con el score ST.
gmente:
Jefferson 3 135 SO -23
Escolar l 1 2 90 2 2 6-14
Result6 un triunfo & favor del
primero por 9 carreras.
Las escuelas de Vega Baja han
celebrado varias fiestas de esta ma
turaleza despertando de tai manera
ell interes del pdblico ilustrado, que
es muy raro encontrar una persona
que no este interesada en- nuestra
obra educativa.
Felicitamos calurosamente al Sr.
Blanco, Supervisor Principal, Sr.
Toro, Acting Principal y la Junta
Escolar de Vega Baja, por el exito
que han obtenido siempre en- sus
fiestas.
Otra nota digna de mencionar fue
ell yer en- ell grand stand" cerca de
lou personals, entire americanoS,
espaholes y nativos, de varios pue
bios de la isla, como Arecibo, Mana
tt, Vega Alta, Morovis, etc.
AL terminar el Field Meet" la
poblacion presentaba un- aspecto
preciosfsimo con motive de la con-
currencia.
Faltanos felicitar a varias comi-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-02
l
HAY MUCHA ANNA
CI0A En- COR0zAL.
Los jugadores de base ball
de aquel pueblo Sc pro-
ponen lidiar con los de
Morovis.
Con motive de las novenas de
Mayo la iglesia 50 ha visto
muy concurrida.
Los estimables jovenes Gil
Vazquez y Luisa Perez unie-
ron Su Suerte.
De nuestro corresponsal.

JUNO Han contraido matri-
monio en- Toa-Alta ell joven Gil Vaz-
quez con la Srta. Luisa Perez Guerra.
Tambien Sc unieron con el mismo
lazo ell joven Earle c. Marshall y
la Srta. Amalia Sire de este pueblo.
Nil felicidades y una eterna luna
de miel le deseamos a los recien des-
posados.
va llegan 4 su fin las novenas
de mayo las que hemos visto cele-
brarse como nunca. Ha habido no
che en- que la iglesia no ha dado cabi-
da al gran contingente de personals
que Sc han reunido. En- la procession
de Corpus Christy mas de dos mil
personals segufan a las imagenes. Sc
hicieron en- algunas casas bonitos al
tares.
-Reina gran animation entire los
jugadores del baseball quienes Sc
preparan a lidiar con los de Morovis
el cuatro del que cursa.
El sabado llevaronse a cabo los
examenes de ingles para los profeso-
res puertorriquenos. Los directories
Sr. Ceeilio Torres, Guy W. Ferrar y
Mr.. Marshall sc portaron con la de-
bida correction que elDepartamento
confio en- ellos.
-Es probable que ell ST.. Torres Sc:
quede en- este mismo distrito ell pro-
ximo aho. Asf 10 esperamos nosotros
que le hemos visto cumplir
siempre, fiel y exactamente con el
pesado deber que su cargo impone
y cuya actividsd ha hecho que Sc
aumente tanto el numero de escue-
las como Ia mRtrfcula y Sc note un
gran progreso en- la instruction.
Tambien & la buena organization
de Ia Junta Escolar Sc debe una par
te del desarrollo Intellectual alcanza-
do. @
Sc encuentra enfermo de algdn
cuidado nuestro amigo Cayetano
Bou. Rogamos al Supreme lie de-
vuelva la salud
-Creemos que a los enumerado-
res del Censo Sc les hara la boca
aqua esperanto el tan bien ganado
check del que no Sc ven las senales de
aparecer. Hora es de que a los que
han pasado tan grandes trabajos por
ssas escarpadas sierras, Sc lie recon-
pense SUI trabajo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-02
.Sangienta tIagedia
en- Humacao.
Marcelino y Francisco Sc
desafiaron a muerte hi
riendose ambos.
Fl estado de los duelistas eS
grave J Sc cree que moriran.

Mel distrito de Humacao comu-
nican al cuartel de Ia policia, que los
individuos Marcelino Rosa v Fran
cisco Delgsdo, en- sangrienta lucha
que sostuvieron, sc hirieron mutua-
mente, siendo el estado de ambos
muy graves.
Del distrito de Yabucoa comuni-
can el arresto de cinco personals que
fueron sorprendidas, en- el oarric
"Camino Nuevo", jugando a 10 pro.
hibido.
Del distrito de Lsres, comunican
el arresto de cinco personals que fue-
ron sorprendidas iugando al mon
te", ocupindoles dinero Y naipes.
Los siguientes servicios han sido
prestados por Ia policia:
Infraccion de las ordensnZas mu-
nicipales 6; turbar Ia paz ,; acome
timiento Y agresion 3; infraccion de
reglamento de carreteras |; po-tar
armas prohibidss /. infraecion del
reglsmento de AUTOMOBILES l.
Total ...li.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-02
DICE QUE
SU MlESTRA Ii PEG0.
Fl nii1o presenta varias
contusiones en- Ell cuerpo.
Dice que estas Sc las infrio Ia
profesora de Ia escuela pre-
testante situada en- Sol Is.
La madre de Enrique Sc liza.
ma Margarita y ell padre
Juan Puig, practicante del
auxilio Mutuo.

Anoche las nueve Sc present6
en- esta redaccion la joven Isidora
Santiago residente en- Luna ITO,
acompanada del nino Enrique PUG
de siete amos de edad, con el cuerpo
cubierto de contusiones que dice
inferidas por la profesora Miss Allen
de la escuela particular protestante
que esta situada en- la calle del sol
ndmero Is.
Ri nliio presentaba dos contusio-
nes en- la parte inferior del music al
parecer producida por un objeto
delgado y flexible amoldable a los
tejidos. Una de cuatro pulgadas y
media. con qulmosia sobra.l Ia region
coxo-femoral. Otra como de una pull
gada un POGO dolorosa al tacto, en-
Ia region gldtea izquierda. Tres equi
mosis en- la parte posterior del music
izquierdo. Otra confusion de la mis-
ma indole de las descritas en- la re-
gion glhtea como de dos. pulgadas
~ media de extension con extrava-
sacion de sangre. En- la region gldtea
derecha, huellas bastante visibles de
parecldas contusiones.
A preguntas que hicieramos la
tia del niio acerca de la causa de
aquellas contusiones, nos contest6
el niho:
-Porque falte una semana a la
clase y no concurri al quito.
--Es cierto que falto dijo Isidora.
La causa de no concurrir a la clase
fue por que no tenfa ropa limpia y
no podia por 10 tanto asistir, pues
los pobres no siempre tienen q dispo-
sicion I'm traje limpio conque sus
hijos puedan presentarse en- clase.
Que tempo tiene el nino de asis-
tencia escolar en- ese establecimien-
to.?,
--Cinco meses contesto.
" como te pego?
: me cogi6- ell nifo- por los
brazos y sacudiendome fuerte me
hizo inclinar, dandome con una
regla.
Declare Isidora que Enrique Sc
presento muy lloroso en- SUI casa y
con los pantaloncitos mojados de-
mostrando haber tenido abundante
emission de grimes.
La madre del nino Sc llama Marga
rita Santos y ell padre Juan PUG,
practicante del auxilio mutuo y re-
siden como va hemos dicho en- Luna
ITO.
A preguntas nuestras 81 continua-
ba enviandolo a tai centro de ense-
hanza nos dijo Isidora
NO 10 enviare mas, y creo que
igual conducta observaran varias
madres de familias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-02
HOY Is ESPERADO En-
PONCE FL G0bERNlDOA
De esta ciudad Sc traslada
ra a Penuelas el ST.
Cotton.
Sc cree que su vista se rels-
elena on 81 asanto del puerto
de Ponce y Ia construction de
la carretera de esta q Yauco.
Ell calor ha sido sofocante J
y algunos chubascos han
aplacado la temperature,
De nuestro reporter en- yiaio.

i JUNO 1.-Hasta despues de media
noche estuvo en- la de aver reunido
el municipio de la ciudad, discutien-
do el presupuesto para el proximo
ejercicio.
! Manana jueves Sc aguarda aquf
la vista del gobernador Cotton quo
! ira tambien a Pehuelas. Parece que
el asunto del puerto de Ponce y. Ia
construction de Ia carretera de Yau
co a Ponce son asuntos que dan ooa-
sion a la vista del gobernador.
El municipio de Penuelas est&,tra-
tando de levar a efecto Ia varianto
del camino vecinal que comunica s
Ponce con aquella localidad. Parece
que los duenos de la hacienda ."Do-
lores" estan dispuestos 4 contribuir
para ell mejoramiento de la express-
da via de comunicacion, de verdade-
ra importancia para aquella comsr-
ca.
La procession del Corpus que 50
efectuo ell domingo dltimo, result6
un brllante acto y concurrieron mas
de 1000 personals.
Ell fiscal de distrito ha dado orden
de que contin1e detenido uno de los
vecinos del barrio de "cedro" & quien
la policfa detuvo con motive del cri-
men del domingo, en- Ia persona do
Conrado Pacheco.
Ell calor de estos dfas ha sido SOTO.
cante y algunos chubascos refresca-
ron anoche la temperature. La pa
vimentacion de las GALES de Ponce
es una obra de absolute neoesidld,
pues cuando no nueve el polvo hsce
gran dano y cuando viene la 6poca
de lluvias hay mucho lodn en- las ca
lies. En- el pr6ximo presupuesto mh-
nicipal figura importapte particle
para obras pdblicas.
Hoy estuyo en- Ponce, llamado
por el fiscal de distrito, el inesmuai.
cipal de Juana Dfaz, Lcdo. Ata{b1
Ha regresado de San Juan, en- don,
de estuvo una corta tenporada, 1as
linda senorita Ofelia Yordan. Muya
bien impresionada de su vista q laJ
ciudad viene la dulce damita, que hi;
20 sus estudios alli y ha pasado aIgux;
mas temporadas en- la capital. !,
Un conocido grupo de jovenes des
esta sociedad, que perteneoen al sim;
patico casino de Ponce, han solicita-i
do de la junta directiva de este cen-3
tro que Sc leve a efecto una jaranas,
el sahado proximo. Asf Sc ha acorda-s;
do, y hay mucha animation para eN
bale. !
Ha estado hoy en- Ponce de paso i
para Salinas, el Lcdo. Manuel Fgue-j
roa, que ha sido recientemente desig,
nado para desempehar el cargo das
juez municipal de Ia expresada pos
blacion. Esta tarde siguio viaie para ;
Salinas.