Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 218, 9 September 1907 — Page 8

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THE K1C11310MJ i'AiiLAi,iiX.L.;j o. HEW TELEGRAPH CO. TO ENTER THE FIELD EXPRESS COMPANIES' HEARING POSTPONED Indiana Railroad Commission Has Delayed It. DOES NOT CARE FOR THE SOCIAL BUTTERFLY LIFE. Spectacle & Eye Glass Mountings Will Be Strong Competitor of The Western Union and The Postal. Our Specialties 11 1 1 W have the steel an Mold filled ANSWER INTERROGATORIES.

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Warm . Woras of praise from our customers are heard from all sides laudation of our coal quality, careful screening, prompt delivery and lowest rates for highest grade fuel. Naturally we are pleased. Just as naturally we'll work all the harder to maintain first rank as coal dealers. 0. D. Bullerdick

529 S. 5th St. Phone 1235 Bear in Mind when you need a new roof that the hest rooting under the sun Is Veflcaeillc Sold exclusively by Pilgrim Bros. Phone 210 5th and Main, Richmond, Ind. With a Capital and Surplus off $275,000 for security exceptional facilities for taking care of business central location wise management and all the details which constitute a strong banking institution, the Richmond Trust Company extends to its patrons the assurance that their Interests will be well served. Richmond Trust Co. Elgar O. HIbberd, president. Adam H. Bartel, 1st vice president. John J. Harrington, 2nd vice president. Walter K. Henley, secretary and treasurer. THE BEE HDVE Phone 190-298 Phone 190-298 YOU CAN GET Pillsbury's FLOUR At our store Swansdown Cake Flour Battle Creek Zwieback Maple Syrup Genuine Stuff Bee Hive Coffee and Pcrri -Walla Tea The Sunrise Of!Ifte. Infant nd children are constantly needing- a laxative. It is important to know what to give them. Their stomach and bowels are not strongenough for salts, purgative waters or cathartic pills, powders or tablets. Give them a mild, pleasant, eentle. laxative tonic like Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, which sells at tba small sum of 50 cents or SI at dreg stores. It is tbe one great remedy for yoa to have ia the house to give caiiArea when they need it. Just received a shipment ol COLGATE'S rANDs PALMER'S Tcilel Waters and Perfnmes M. J. QUIGLEY, 4th and Main.

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MESSAGES MAY BE SENT FOR ONE CENT PER WORD PLAN FOR THE ENTERPRISE IS MADE PUBLIC. Chicago, Sept. 7. The American Union Telegraph company, which promises to become a strong competitor of the Western Union and Postal Telegraph companie3 in the telegraph business, will open an office in Chicago in two . weeks, according to "L. E. Davis, ! president of the Rock Island Construc tion company. The capital stock rf the new company will be $3,000,000. It will be incorporated under the laws of New Jersey or Maine, but the headquarters will be in Chicago. "Wealthy capitalists of St. Louis, New York and Chicago, are interested In the new company," said Mr. Davi3 today. "I cannot give you their names now, but in a few days I will be able to do so. "J. P. Hornday, 20 William street, New York, is looking after the interests of the new company in that city. We have secured options on the wires of four telephone companies and 100,oo miles of telephone wires are available for use now in the East, West and a large portion of the South. To Utilize Telephone Wires. "We propose to construct, equip and operate standard telegraph lines throughout the United States, also to lease and otherwise acquire local and through telephone wires and use them for the transmission of ouo telegraphic business and will construct new lines along the public highways and over the rights-of-way of local and through elec tric railway lines. By the use of our proposed new in struments we will be able to transmit telegraph messages over local and through telephone .wires without interrupting or anyway interfering with the telephone service, thereby greatly increasing the earning capacity of the local and general telephone companies and reducing the cost of operating and filiate with any other telegraph company. We expect to greatly reduce the cost of telegraphing and our experts have convinced us that we can reduce the cost from 2."c for ten words to local points, as charged by other companies, to 1 cent per word for messages of ten words, not counting signature or address." NOT MUCH IN PRICE, BUT MUCH FOR SERVICE. One Lot of Ladies', Misses' and Children's Coats, especially adapted for Fall Wear were put on sale today at $1.93 each. Knollenberg's Store. PRESBYTERY IN SESSION. Kingston is Entertaining Whitewater Ministers for Two Days. Kingston, Ind., Sept. 9. The Presbytery of Whitewater is holding Its stated meeting at the Presbyterian church today and Tuesday. The open ing sermon was delivered today by the Rev. William Carson, the retiring moderator. The election of modera tor and temporary clerk will also be held today. Tuesday the election of the stated clerk and treasurer will be held. At 7:30 o'clock a popular meeting will bo held, the principal address to be de livered by the Rev. Owen Davies Odell of the Second Presbyterian church, Indianapolis. Mrs. Benjamin Hadley returned Fri day from a visit with friends at Rich mond. Noblesville, Ind., Ledger. Anchor Pore White Lead is worth 57.50 to $S.oo per hundred pounds. One hundreJ pounds of barytes or silica, ia worth 65 cents. Paint Buyers who accept 65-cent barytes or silica and pay $S.oo (the price of White Lead) for it, or who pay even half the price of White Lead, could hardly be called shrewd buyers. That is the "bargain" which the buyer of '.'graded" or socalled "cheap" lead makes." When in need of paint, buy TURK White Lead. The Dutch Boy Fainter oa the keg is your guaranty. For m br first css dtmUrm NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY Frccaaa Arc ao4 7tk SL, Cioctaaatl.0.

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Latest picture of Mrs. William E. Corey, former Mabelle Gillman, wife of the steel trust President, who in a recent interview said: "I do not care for social butterfly life. My music and AN UNOPENED PADLOCK. Vienna's Strange Relic That Defied the World's Locksmiths. In 1S10 a blacksmith went to Vienna and locked an Iron band around a tree with a padlock. "What he did with the key no one knows to tni9 day. There Is a mirthful legend to the effect that he carelessly threw it into the air and that it never came down again. At any rate, the key could not be found, and the Austrian government offered a prize of 500 ducats to any one who could make a key that would turn the bolt in the lock without breaking it. Many have tried to win the prize, but nobody has won it. Eventually it became the practice among the contestants to drive a nail in the tree and the heads of some of the nails bear the initials of those who drove them. The practice of driving nails into tbe tree sealed its fate. The lower part of the tree in a few years assumed the appearance of a solid mass of iron. One spring the leaves failed to conve out, and later a summer storm blew the top away. The historic stump was cut off and placed on a pedestal on one of the prominent street corners in Vienna. At the same time the iron band was cut in two and put around the stump to hold it in its niche, leaving the padlock in its original position. And there the old stump stands to this day an object both of the curiosity of tourists and the veneration of the resi dents of Vienna. Incidentally, a street, Stock im Eisen "Stick in Iron" has been named after the stump. Scrap Book. ANTIQUITY OF GEOMETRY. The Science May Have Existed In India Fcr Long Ages. Did we learn our rule of three and our Euclid from India? Researches have brought to light astronomical ta bles in India which must have been constructed by the principles of geometry. Some are of the opinion that they have been framed from observations made not less than 3,000 years before the Christian era, and if this opinion be well founded the science of geom etry must have been cultivated in In dia to a considerable extent long be fore the period assigned to its origin in the west, so that many of. the elemen tary propositions . may have been brought from India to Greece. The Indians have a treatise called the "Surya Sidhanta," which professes to be a revelation from heaven communicated to Meya, a man of great sanctity, about 4,000,000 years ago. This book contains a rational system of trigonometry which differs entirely from the first known in Greece and Arabia. In fact, it is founded on a geometrical theorem which was not known to the geometricians of " Europe before the time of Victa, about 200 years ago. And it employs methods of demonstration unknown to the Greeks, who used others. The former have been attributed to the Arabs, but It is possible they have received this improvement in trigonometry as well as the numerical characters from India. Chicago Tribune. "CAMBRIDGE CITY. IND. Cambridge City, Ind., Sept. 9. H. B. Medsker arrived Saturday - from Charleston. III., where he has b?en engaged in photographic work. He will remain here until after the home com ing. Mrs. Ada Harned returned today from an extended visit among relatives at different points in England. She reports a very enjoyable trip. . . , j". Williard Rummel and wife came up from Connersville to visit their pa rents. Miss Jennie McGrew, accompa nied them home to assist at trimming in their millinery store. Harry Elliott of - Rushville, spent Sunday with his parents here. Joe Penny of New Castle, spent Sun day with his family here-

home are much more to me than society. Mr. Corey and I have learned

not to concern ourselves with false rumors, but to live our own lives quiet ly, regardless of what others may say." LITTLE GIANTS DEFEATED. It Was Their First Turn Down in Ten Games. Cambridge City, Ind., Sept. 9 The Little Giants met with their first defeat in the last ten games played at Connersville, Sunday. The Ramblers won by a score of 9' to 2. The Difference Eetwecn the Sexes In This Important State. One source of women's happiness is to be found, we think, in their love of detail. They enjoy every detail of social life. They love the minutiae of their work. They do not love it as aman loves his, for the sake of an end They look close at what they are oing, and they do not look forward They take pleasure in their children as they are. A defect, even though it be a serious one, destroys their pteasnre in them far less than it destroys that of a man. They are not constant ly oppressed by the thought of what that defe-..t will mean in the future. If a woman is by nature apprehensiviy uer fears apply Tor the most part to little things. If a man is apprehensive he fears when the fit is upon him the debacle of heaven and earth. For women time goe3 a little sl3wer. They take pleasure in each jewel of that mosaic which makes up happiness and are not fretted because the pattern is not complete. Of this quality they ave, no doubt, the Inevitable defectsmuch brilliance, little grasp and a tendency to frivolity. They are apt to .fritter away their lives and minds on little thinjfs. They become engrossed with the details of play as well as the details of work. Men no doubt have more opportunities of keen pleasure than women have, but these opportunities are short lived. The happiness of the moment they are less fitted to take. The difference between the sexes in this particular might, we believe, be thus summed up: A man is happy whenever he has anything to make him happy, but a woman is happy when ever sue hits nothing to make her unhappy. London Spectator. IS SUING FOR DIVORCE. Vi ! Mrs. Henry Tilden Swan prom!rent Brooklyn society woman, who is suing her husband for divorce, insists that the name of the co-respondent, who is a society woman of prominence equal to her own, shall be made public

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Because of pressure of business pertaining to other matters pending before the Indiana Railroad commission, the hearing wnich was to have been given the express companies doing business in Indiana. Sept. 12, relative to alleged discriminations with which they are charged, and regarding their rates and practices, has U?en continued by the commission until Sept. IS. The commission recently sent out a number of interrogatories for information, which the companies are expected to furnish on the day of the hearing. The Indications are that the companies will resist the efforts of the commission to

inquire into the state of their capital! zation. EPILEPTIC VILLAGE OPENS. New Asylum Will Begin to Receive Patients Soon. New Castle. Ind., Sept. 0. Superln tendent Van Nuys of the state epileptic village, north of this city, expects to receive the first patients for the instl tution within the next two weeks. Two weeks have now elapsed since the Governor Issued his proclamation declaring the Indiana epileptic village open, and it is expected to begin receiving pa tients soon. BIG BARGAIN. One lot of Ladies' and Misses' Suits (Eton Jackets) were put on sale to day at $5X0. Knollenberg's Store. INVOLVEDNA FIGHT. Paul Nation and Herman Brown Fined At Eaton. Eaton, O.. Sept. 9 Paul Nation of Eaton and Herman Brown of West Alexandria, became involved in a fight on Main street, Saturday evening and wrere before Mayor Craig Sunday morning, each receiving a fine of and costs, amounting In the aggregate to 7.55 each. - Both paid. AVERAGED 35. BUSHELS. Splendid Yield of Wheat Reported in Washington Township. Milton. Ind.. Sept. 9 Harry Sowers, east of town, had ojyJeltilOfIwh"eat that, averaerad- 8fTn"ushels ner acre. The other fjterds averaged about 24 bushels Deracre. These are the best averages eastern Washington township. The report of t imit tee of the Ame ation, at Its 'recent n rtland, Maine, condem disposition to legislat surance companies, saying ws in tended to be supervisory are reaT structive in their tendency . Endurance ol Migrating Birds. The vigor and endurance that birds isplay upon the wing are astonishing. arly all. the migratory species or Euraoe must cross the Mediterranean withonrxesting. The little bl pays an annu.n imi ui inn iinmuaas, 000 miles from the continent, and Wilson estimated its very moderate flight at more than a mile a minute. Remarkable stories are told of the long flights of tame falcons, one going 1,300 miles in a single day. Jawel mentions carrier pigeons that flew from Rouen to Ghent, 150 miles, in an hour and a haft, and a certain warbler must wing its way from Egypt to the Baltic, 1,200 miles, In one night. Bodily Proportions. In the man of average stature the height of the body is ten tlmev the length of the face, the face from the chin to the hair is as long as th hand, the arm is four tiraes the length of the face, the sole of the foot is one-sixth the length of the body, and six times the thickness of the hand In the thickest part equals the thickness of the body. Discretion. He (to servant) I understand that jou have dared to drive my automobile during my absence. Servant Don't be vexed. sir I was very careful. I ran over two persons, but they were very old. Jutrend, UPHELD BY MEN who recognize a pure article when they taste it. Richmond Export Beer holds high place. The object of this ad, is to call your attention to it if you're not familiar with its many good qualities. Good way to. tf st it Is to order a case or two, which will be delivered at your door the very day you order. Hindi rowing Co.

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Come meet your next door neighbor at our sale. Everything at cost. Big Special is our Lewis Power Washing Machine. Attach to hydrant and no work. Washes while you sweep. Only 3 machines left and $13.00 takes one. Don't Be Too Late. Come tomorrow early and get the Plums.

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PREPARING FOR YEARLY. Places of Entertainment are Wanted for Jhe Visitors. Persons wishing to take roomers or boarders during Indiana Yearly Meeting canlave their name and- number of resldenc&with any of the following committee andNrecelve proper attention: C. E. Newman and wife, Robert Randal and wife, 1S Main street. W. J. Hiatt, Miriam W. Henley, 72 South Sixteenth street, Thomas Ellesman, John Eves, 51 South! Sixteenth, Edwin S. Jay, Walter Dalbtfy, Melissa Stuart, Nancy Moorman anA Earl S. Gilbert. PREPARING THE FREE FAIR. Cambridge Ind., Sept 9 This will be a eek with everybody in preparation r the free fair all of next week.

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You may buy coffee whicK costs you a trifle less than' Arbuckles' Ariosa Coffee, but) you really pay more for it and! Jo not get as good coffee. Don't get confused Arbuckles' Arioso! Coffee is really the cheapest good coffee U the world. In sealed packages for your protection.' AUBUCKXS BOtOa. New Tork CUj.

For the Best Grades of Coal Try L Marsh Coal ? Supply Co.

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The only fertilizer that will always drill In ANY DRILL any day in the year. Absolutely dry, fine as powder and filled with pure plant food. The goods are in stock. Yoa are Invited to come and see it before Von buy. Feed and Sood Sftoro Phone 1679. 39 Couth 6th Ct.

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on RED MEN TO . JAMESTOWN, M uncle Braves Passed Through Richmond on Sunday. The degree team of the Keectnewa tribe, No. 275, I. O. R. M., of Muncle, passed through Richmond, Sunday, over the line of the C. C. & I railway for Cincinnati. From there It went to Norfolk, Va where it will confer the chief's degree on a number of candidates before the great council of the United States, I. O. R. M. There were about twenty members in the Munclo . tm X7-i-f nllr and ttiA .Tamos. town exposition the party will go to Washington, D. C. where they will confer the chief's degree on another number of candidates. Miss Nora Mann has returned to Richmond after a visit with relatives at Milton. So Buy It.