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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-02

Plenty of dressed rabbits at Schweg-
mans Meat Markets. 1-st
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-02

Al Coliseum.
Dec. 6-Symphony orchestra concert
Feb. 2S-Symphony orchestra con-
cert.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-02
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

NOTICE OF ELECTION.
Wayne Aerie of Eagles, No. 666. will
eject officers and three trustees at the
regular meeting Wednesday, Deem
Der sixth, 1911.
w. X. BLOOM, Pres.
Louis 3. w. Wrede. Sec.
th-sat-mon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-02

1.-THE Girl Of Ny Dreams"
Don't fail to 60 to the Gennett mex
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-02
AmuSementS
THEATRICAL CALENDAR.

At the Gennett.
Tonight-"Prince Of Tonight"
Dec. 1.-THE Girl of My Dreams. "
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-02

At the Murray.
All Week-Vaudeville.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-26
Copper in the Southwest

country, a foreign war, a further im- proyement in the science Of transmit ting and applying electric power or an advance in the cost of fuel would immediately increase the demand for copper sufficiently to cause a shortage in supplies. All of these are more than possible; they are probable. Discussing economy of power gen eration in a broad way, have ire euently pointed out that coal is one l of the chief competitors of copper. While coal is readily obtainable at low cost users of power very natural. ly continue to run their isolated steam plants, even though the cost per horse power year is a few dollars higher than would be that of electricity gen erated at a central plant and wired to their several operating stations. When the price of fuel advances more cen. tral electric power generating plants will be established
 The increasing use of crude oil for fuel has prevented coal prices from advancing with other commodities during the past few years. Crude oil Is used very extensively for the gen.
 
 is cheaper than coal, due to the fact that there is less waste and that it can be applied direct without hand. ling. The popularity Of this fuel is operating to some extent to prevent the more general adoption Of electric power, but notwithstanding it's cfeap- ness it is being used in many places to operate electric plants. All of the railroads in the southwest are now firing large percentage of their 10 comotives with crude oil
 The oil areas of the southwest are being developed very rapidly. Drilling Of new districts open many ''gushers.' ? which yield a large productin at a minimum cost. The period of cheap oil will necessarily be short When ali the oil has to be pumped and the wells begin to show a decreasing flow the price of both oil and coal will ad- vance and electrical power installa- ton will experience another boom. In the immediate future, however, the price of oil may decline.
 At the present moment the con sumption of copper is increasing more rapidly than its production. The pub lie, however, having the knowledge fresh in mind that large surplus was built up Immediately after the prac- tical copper famine of 1S01-1907, is still shy of copper mining invest ments and speculations. The coming five years are certain, in my opinion, to be a period of growing prosperity for the copper producing industry. Ad- vancing prices for the metal will null tiply the present profits of the pro dUeeTs and the market value of the coppers will rise approximately My recent investigation and study of fun damental conditions make me very bullish on copper stocks
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-26
Eastern Markets
 Yesterday

BOSTON. Aug. 25.-Although weak the market for coppers was decidedly better today The demand has in creased and buying orders are coming from all parts of the country, at tracted by the average low price. Copper Range showed a three point decline due to stop orders, but as soon as these were executed there was no stock in sight. Banks are still dis criminating against the cheap coppers and are asking the brokers to take them up. North Butte was in espe- cially good demand, an order for 1000 shares being executed inside of a quarter of a point. We believe firmly that careful purchases of the coppers now will show a good profit with httle patience.-Paine, Webber & Co.
 In the curb list buying orders are being withdrawn. giving most issues a weaker tone. Live Oak offered at 20, with best bids at 19. American, Warren and Dem all fractionally low CT in bid price. Little activity can be expected until listed shares show sub stantial improvement. Total sales New York, 703. 1900.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-26
ECONOMY CALLED FUR
 IN TIE GOVERNMENT
Lysander Cassidy of Phoenix Urges Great Care at the
 Start

That economy and honesty in the administration of every department of the new state government should be the watchword of all, irrespective of party affiliations. is the message brought back from the east by Ly- sander Cassidy, well known Phoenix lawyer. and member of the coRstitu- iional convention. Attorney Cassi- dy has been away six weeks, visit lng New York, Chicago. Boston, Washington and other big eenters of eastern population. A big stream of population and wealth is going to pour into the new state. It must be taken care of declares Cassidy, and the way to care for it Is to put none but the best men on guard when the state government is in sugurated. Here is Mir. Cassidy's message:
 q rejoice with all true friends of the territory that the last obstacle in the way of statehood has been removed, and that Arizona within 9 few months will take her place in the Union on an equal footing with the other states. However. our spirit of rejoicing may properly be sobered by the thought that one of the greatest tasks that ever con fronted a free people now confronts the new state, and that is the es- Establishment and maintenance of a wise, just and efficient government, to the end that the new state may become the home of a happy, pros porous and contented people, great in character and great in numbers Statehood means more than a scramble for the offices; more than the election of one man or set Of men. It means that the citizens of Arizona in order to justify the ere ation of their community into a sovereign state, and to accomplish the purposes of its creation, must
  genoe and self-restraint in their po- litical affairs. This is the more necessary and the more important, because of the fact that the popula- tion and wealth of the new state. on the shoulders of which the bur dens of the state government must rest are now small compared with those of most of the other states. Our state government. even when most wisely and economically ad- ministered. will be a heavy burden. If administered corruptly and ex- as are the governments of some of the great states in the east, 1t will be uncomfortable, and will close our mines and turn our irrigated fields back to desert.
 T find in the east that the peo- pie generally are much interested in, and very friendly to Arizona. If Arizona makes good and jusdfies the high expectations of her friends, it means that within the next few years large streams of capital and will flow into the new state. If Arizona does not make l good, those streams will shriyel and l dry up. I believe in the people of ! and that they will measure up to the high requirement., but It Is highly important that at the in of the state government, the people should dc some inde- l pendent, hard-headed. business in mapping out legislation and outlining state policies"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-26
csmp,imsnt Well Rs,urnsd.

The story is told that Judge Story and Edwsrc Eyarett were once the prominent psrsonagas st a public din nsr in Boston Ths former as @ vol unfary toast. szves Fame follows merit whsps Everett eoes.- The gen tLsrnan thns csiieatsiy oonpiimsnted
 t onos aposs, sHd rpilsd with this sc1sfiy tslieitous inpsompfu: '-To whatever height judicial learning may stsasn in this country. thers will al way bs enc story higher"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-26
Carrier Pigeon. Can Trsv,I E,,

A recent experiment has proven that carrier pigeons may be trusted lo convey messages from ships sey. srai hundred miles at sea.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-26

Most any old prntery make type talk but to make 1t YELL---thats another matter We pride ourselves upon the job printing we turn out
 Each and every job of ours, from calling card to catalogue. is always scream in typography We would like that particular job you have in mind If too busy to bring it around, just call THE REVIEW. We have messenger on the job.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-04-07
Men and Boys Ready to wear De-
partment.

$3.50 to So so Mems Suits Single Breasted Peg
top Pants with Side Buckles the latest make Stripes
only
$40 Mems Suits in Gray Mixed Stripes the better Brand
Clothing made for high class trade but got Suits
in they the regular SIS Clothing choice $69S
$1S Mems Suits Blue Serge Coat and Pants Suits
they really made retail happen
ed few of the better brand clothing and whewe
have got them they are yours for S94S
$40 Mems Suits date in styles workmanship in
all the latest eolors and designs, your choice sl19s
$3.50 Boys Knee Suits Russians Blouse with Belts attached
sizes from to in all colors for only -. 81 20
$3.50 to & Boys Knee Suits with Knickerboker Pants made
up to date in styles and workmanship. for only Sl98
S. and Boys Knee Suits with Knckerbocker up to
minute Styles Gray and mixed coors all Sizes only $3.50
Ioc Boys WASH SUITS sizes from to y, suit 48c
2loO men rants with side Buckles and Belt
81 to $3.50 Mems Pants, all up to date - S148
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-04-07
Mems, Ladies' and Childrens Shoes
and Oxf0rds Department.

SO so quality the Lion Brand, for only 80 go
Mems work Shoes all solid Leather every pair
Your choice while they last in this Great Spring Opening Our
81 SO quality pair 187
Our 81 Ladies Black Swade Slipper, for only $lS
S Ladies Slippers Shoes in Patent Leather Vc lace
only N.Y. al an sizes sizes G, 81, $198
800 Ladies Shoes or Slippers Velvet Tops button Black
$150 Suit Cases-we have few left re
Trunks from 81 48 worth double the up to S498
Mems work clothes such Overas, Jumpers and work
Pants and Shirts all 60 in this great Sale sacrifice
want to get some of the great bargains - -
Remember have about 900 Remnant goods such
as Calcoe Gmghams Suitng Percas Cambrcs Etc. at half
When we say Remnants scrap pieces not less
tnan yards IN piece all piece of goods You all know
bought Remnants before from us and Lno a
kind you have got so nuf said ~ "
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-04-07
Ladies' Ready to Wear Department.

Exquisite New spring Hats is just what showing this
Ask any who has visited Millinery
Department Smart Tailored Hats worth and SIS any where
in the State Only few now left your choice for $l98
Our So and ST. Ready Wear Sailors in all the
Styles and Coors Your choice during 94c
Ladies' Sailors in Black. White Blue and Green. Our 81
quality we have big line to show choice during
TINS sale Tor - 4Sc
Ladies' Sailors in Black and White only SOC quality will
go IN this sale at 23c
Ladies Ready to Wear waists made from the finest Lawn
White and Black only. Waists for only ACC
Our 81 Ladies Waists in White only nicely Trimmed
fine Lace or Embroideries, your choice 79c
Our 81 rs and $15O Tailored Waists the you
can't possibly buy the goods and trimmings
Natural Hair Goods and Switches all made of
in Black only We have big line of these Hair goods
and see the prices below other house in
Ladies Skirts nicely trimmed in the Latest and Up-to
Styles in Black and Blue only Worth twice the
asking for these Skirts your choice $19S
Sc Black Blue and Brown Silk Vol Skirts. only few
hand Drummer Samples in plain and trimmed, your choice
Our So and $40 Skirts all coors such Cheapon Panama
Serge and in all the latest goods Only few hand
81 Lace Curtains for per pair 48c
$l.75 Lace Curtains for per pair CSC
$3.50 Lace Curtains per pair . S1.69
$l5O Warmers Rust Proof Corses 94c
QUO anu 'oc Oorsets 43c
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-04-07
Extra Specials.

yards of very best Calico such the American Smp
and the Calcutta brands for only 4Oc
&c and &c Apron Gnghams the following coors Blue Red
Pink and Brown checks, at per yard SIC
Dress Gnghams the following colors Gray. Brown,
Pink, Blue Red in checks plaids, per yard &c
Amoskeag Dress Gnghams all the Patterns and
designs. only few pieces left per yard. 91c
good grade of Beached and Unbeached Domestic,
during this entire sale per yard 4ac
Hope and Lonsda Cambria yard WIDE the world you
have pay 11l2c per yard During this enrepring
Opening Sale per yard Sc
White Pure Linen Dress goods Guaranteed Irish Linen &c
inches Wide, 35c quality During this sale while it last per
yard wide Pure White Irish Linen Dress goods quail
ty, long as it lasts only per yard &c
25c quality in Milo Silks only few pieces hand in the
following colors Black, Blue and Red, per yard lSc
200 yards of China Silks all the latest colors and designs
Guarantee can't buy yard for less than ST. but only
bought small quantity while it lasts yours per yd 32c
25c quality of Dress Sutings the following and
COlors, Victor Cordee, Brocade in stripes figures
per yard 18c
2ac Percas and Sungs in all the Latest Patterns
for Ladies' and Chdrens Dresses We have big line of
goods During this entire Spring Opening Sale per yard &c
Ladies' Handkerchiefs &c
half price. So early buyers will the advantage.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1911-04-07

Rib
unksan have
how the is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-07
SCHOONERSA AWAIT
FAVORABLE WINDS
Twenty-Six Vessels Anchored in
Hampton Roads-Col. West
Closes Campaign.
Especial to The rimes-Dispatch..

lSpeSldl 10 Inc llIneS-
Norfolk. Va. November 6.-Twenty-
six schoonors are anchored In Hampton
Roads waiting for favorable winds to
enable them TO proceed northward
Some of them have been here u week
or more waiting for a Shift to the
southwark but in vain. Provisions
have become short. and many of the
captains sent ashore to-day for more
supplies. 1t is the greatest blockade
seen here in five years.
Colonel J. L. West, of Suffolk. smoke
Tonight at Port Norfolk, closing TN.
StraiShtouts' campaign against fusion
in Norfolk county.
Cincinnatus Walker. vino has been
IN me Norfolk Jail for the past thirty
days, was sent to Gloucester Court
house where he will be tried for the
murder OF j. NJ. Shacklcford
me speedy motor boat Victor to-day
MADE n run to Richmond. making the
Instance and return In ten hours. Mr..
Dunn, the owner. spent an hour in
Richmond cutting capers In the James
before starting on the return to Nor
FOLK The only stop between tho two
cities was at Lower Brandon, where a
supply OF gasolene was obtained The
average time was twenty three miles
an hour
Edward Cole. representing the
Lynnhaven Terminal Corporation. an
peaFed before the Public Utility Com
mission of the City Council tonight
ana urged speedy action on his re-
quest Tor franchise to construct a
tunnel under the Elizabeth River He
ohered to forfeit the franchise f., work
rs not commenced in one year and the
tunnel completed within five years.
he proposes TO bring the trains OF
the railways with terminals on the
west side Of the river into the new
union station being built at the east
ena OF Main Street. The proposed tun-
SO. 600 900
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-07
Successful Complexion
Renewing Treatment
journal OF Hygiene.)

A treatment for sallow, muddy or
blotehy. complexions that is always sue
cesstni is the nightly application OF plain
This. method is sure to succeed for the
simple; reason that it literally takes or
and discards the old complexion. The
incredible in the wax possesses the pecu-
ilar property OF absorbing the wornout,
faded or discolored surafce skin. with ali
its imperfections. This is done so gradu-
ally, the skin coming of little each
day, in fine, almost invisible particles.
that no Inconvenience or discomfort lis
experienced-and the most careful OBJ
server cannot detect the use of this treat
mcnt
The mercolized wax. which can be had
at any drug store, is applied the same, as
cold cream, but not rubbed in, and washed
oil IN the morning The new complexion
produced in this way, exhibiting the true
beauty Of health, is not to be Compared
with the kind made by cosmetics.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-07
CASk|E ENGAGED
IN HUBBARD CASE
Will Assist Commonwealth At
torney in Prosecution of DR..
Pettit's Slayer.

Lynchbu-g, Va, November 6.-Georgs
E. Caskie. the we'll known Lynchburs
attorney. has recently become asso-
c!ated with Commemorative Attorney
Whitehead, OF Nelson county. in the
prosecution OF the case against Ben
Hubbard in that county for the murder
OF DR.. ]. y. Petit in Livingston late
in September, and Mr.. Caskie is now
actively engaged in preparation of tile
case.
The trial is TO come UP in the cir
cult Court at Lovingston before Judge
Gordon on Tuesday morning of mex,
week. at which time Hubbard will be
arraisned for trial. While IL is not
certain that the case Will then be zone
into. IL is probable that there will be
no further delay.
From what can be learned about The
prosecution in the case il is thought
the Commonwealth will make n stub
born fight against the insanity plea
that seems certain TO be the grounds
upon which the defense will seek to
save HUBBARD from the electric chair. It
Will be recalled that DR.. a. s Prtddy.
superintendent of the state Epiieptic
Colony; DR.. J. S. Dejarnette, superin-
tendent OF the Western State Hospital
at Staunton. and DR.. w. F. Drewry.
perintendent OF the Central Hospital
at Petersburg, were called in some
weeks ago by the defense, and since
that time they have had several con-
ferences with Hubbard The result OF
this. it is believed. is that each of
these alienists Will testify that Hubbard
is insane, and therefore. not respon-
sible for the murder of Or Petit
on the other hand. 1t is said. the
Commonwealth will admit that Huba-
was eccentric, but will hold, and at
the same time attempt to prove. tina t
HUBBARD was responsible at the time
OF the murder for his deed IL is re-
ported from Nelson county that many
neighbors OF HUBBARD will be summon
ed to testify at the trial as to his
sanity. but II is not. known what the
defense Will do in addition to having
the testimony of the three alienists.
Whether it will rely entirely upon the
statements of these physicians is not
known now
1t is not believed now that the de-
Tense Will ask for a change OF venue.
though 1T Is not at all improbable that
a change of venue will be found ne
cessary. The case has been n topic
of discussion in Nelson county now for
about six weeks. and it would seem
that 1t would be rather a difficult pro
position next week To secure an in
teiligent jury competent to sit In the
case 1t is probable. however that n
venrc viii be Summoned from Nelson
and then If trouble Is experienced IN
getting the required panel of sixteen
that an order would be entered by
Judge Gordon 10 summon = yenirs
from another county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-07
MUT|NY CHARGE
AGAINST SEAMEN

Wilmington. y. c.. November s.-Charged
before United States Commissioner George
Harriss with mutiny. in that they refused
to obey the order of Captain Joseph Louis,
master OF the schooner Victor c. Records.
which was towed into this port week
ago by the revenue cutter Seminole, after
having encountered recent storm off the
North Carolina coast, during which the
vessel spraag . leak and was in Imminent
peril o: being lost when rescued BY the
cutter, the mutiny OF the seamen being
precar!ous condition and damage OF the
vessel. William Douglass. John Rigan and
Charles Ellis, colored seamen, shipped in
New York. September 10. for the voyage 10
Charleston. 5. c.. and return, were arrest
ed on the vessel In the harbor here to-day
crew from the cutter Seminole The men
were lodSed in the county jail for hearing
before the commissioner November 10.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-07
INAUGURAL FETE
MARKED BY POMP
Amid Blare of Trunpets and
Flash of Arms Rebel Chief
Takes Office.

Mexico City. November 6.-WTth all
the pomp and Ceremony, the glitter
of arms and the blare o. trumpets so
beloved by the Latin races. Francisco
l. Madero was to-day inaugurated
President of the republic OF Mexico,
amid the cheers of thousands who
lined the streets to watch mis- car
riage pass
1t is probable that never in the his
tory OF the world has President Of
a country the size of Mexico assembled
the seat of government in face OF
greater opposition.
Alleged conspirators OF three diff
ferent plots are to-day lodged in
prisons: General Bernardino Reyes, the
aged idol, is in exile in san Antonio.
awaiting only the fulness of time TO
step forward and lead counter
revolution against the man who over
threw DiaZ. Guatemala, on the south
threatens war, and the treasury is
well-nigh bankrupt
But in spite of all these obstacles.
Madero to-day assumed the reins OF
power, ana in triumphai prociama-
ton Issued Just after his Inauguration.
promised peace to MeXic..
Surrounded by thousands Of troops.
whose uniforms showed only too
plainly the effects Of their long cam
paigning against the Chiupus indians
in the south ana the Zapatistus in
the north, Maaero drove down the
gaily decorated streets. beneath tri-
lmphal arches. 70 the Chamber Of
Deputies, where at noon he delivered
his inaugural address
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-07
PEOPLE ASK ME
WHAT | DO"
Mrs. Warwick Does Her Work and
Takes Care of Her Three
Little Children With
out Difficulty.

kokomo, 1nd.-"I had been sick for
twelve weeks" says Mrs. Matilda War.
WICK, OF this place, when commenced
to use Cardui. was almost dead. I
could not sit up, and nobody thought |
would get well.
| had three Of the best doctors in Ko-
komo, but they did not help me bit.
was getting worse all the time, when a
lady friend OF mine told me to try Car
dui. My husb band got me a bottle OF
BILE
II it had not been for Cardui believe
| would have been dead Now am
feeling we'll and strong. cam do nv
housework and take care of three little
children
People ast me zrh1t I do to have such
good health, and tell them use Cardui.
One oil my friends is using it now, and i,
getting along fine. will never be with
out Cardui in my house"
Cardui is vegetable extract. composed
OF valuable medicinal ingredients. which
build up vitality and strengthen the wo-
manly constitution.
During the past so years Cardui has
helped thousands OF weak women to
health and strength. If you suffer from
any symptoms OF womanly trouble, try
Cardui. !, will surely help you.
y. B.-Vrhe TO Ladies Advisory Dept,
Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga
Tenn, for Special lust, actions and 64-pace
book. Home Treatment for Women"
sent in plain wrapper on request.