Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 32, Number 347, 28 January 1908 — Page 3
THE 1SICII3IOM' PALLADIUM AM) SUX-TELI-GHAM, TUESDAY, JANUARY 2S. 100S.
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"SEND PARENTS TO ; JAILJIS PLEA
Judge Willis Brown Says This :
Would Stop Criminals Manufacture.
BOY COMEDIAN IS ONE FEATURE AT AT THE NEW PHILLIPS THEATER THIS WEEK.
MEMORIAL READ DON'T COUGH coliseum
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NEWMAN
MOTHERS MUCH BLAMED.
IN THE COURSE OF AN INTERESTING ADDRESS THE FAMOUS JUDGE ALSO DEALS OUT SOME TEMPERANCE IDEAS.
"Send the mothers and fathers of t)Hd boys and girls lo jail. The way to stop the manut'ai ture of criminal.: js to punish any person who contributes to the dependency of a ihild by bny act of commission or omission." The formula, of a corrective for society was presented by Willis Brown, former judge of the juvenile court in Salt Lake City, Utah, in an address to J'.' Cook county school teachers a; the association auditorium on "The Making of American fitizens." "Men and women don't own their children," continued Mr. Hrowu. "They own their horse or their dog. but tin lo not own thfir children. They say J am heartless or hard-hearted when I f-end a mother to jai! for not properly taring for her son or her daughter. vVomcn who will do nothing; to prevent, their children from committing iDfractiotiB of the law. come into court uid faint over the judge's bench when Jt is suggested that their boys have lone wrong, but they always come vith their smelling salts. Puts Blame on Parents. "When I point to the mother or the lather of a wayward girl as the cause lor her error. I am told that I am overstepping all rules of jurisprudence and economical science. They refer to the poverty In the home and the 'sweatshop' conditions as the reason for the failure of the child to keep on the light path. What 1 blame is the drunken father, the careless mother rind the saloon. "The saloon should so. just as should the cigarette and mince pie. not because of themselves, but. because they are contaminating young children. Let a man go Into his cellar, or his kitchen and guzzle all the whiskey he wants, but close the damnable place which takes all or the greater part of his earnings each week." Tn speaking of the juvenile coder; which have been established in many stHtes In the union, Mr. l'.rown said that there had been too much compromise, that laws had been enacted to be mildly corrective or penal rather than preventive.
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Presented to Members of the Wayne County Bar This Morning.
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Skating every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, morning.
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STUDY MAKES STATEMENT.
SAID THAT HE DOES NOT BELIEVE IN MEMORIALS TO DECEASED MEMBERS OF THE BAR LAUDED NEWMAN HOWEVER.
Trial Bottio Free.
TVe have absolute nfidenee in Ir. Lull's
Cough s-yrun anit to --ioi!iee you that It
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to ail m ho will write us ar.i mention tha
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THEATRICAL CALENDAR.
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NEW PHILLIPS. Week of Jan. 27 Vaudeville. GENNETT. Jan. 31 "Under Southern Skies." Week of Feb. 3 North Bros. Week of Feb. 10 The Americans. Feb. 13 "The Honeymooners." Feb. 17 "Pair of Country Kids." Feb. 18 "Yankee Doodle Boy."
No Matter How Bad Your Case Is Or How Long You Have Had It, Pyramid Pile Cure Can Cure It.
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Vaudeville at the Phillips. Friends of Kd King and son. local performers, turned out in large nuni hers Monday night to witness Their debut iu vaudeville. The KinKS made good as blackfac e singers and dancers and were rewarded by being recalled twice in an enthusiast ;c manner. Both apptar in blackface and Mr. King, senior, has two stunts, one in the role of a -dusky maid." that is far from easy to carry. As it was their first appearance as regular vaudeville performers, they have reason to be pleased with the results. They will be seen each evening this week at the New Phillips and may then go on the
road. Kitty and Master Nelson Ster
ling have a comedy sketch that affords much amusement. Master Nelson is a diminutive chap of a very few summers, but. he enters into the spirit of the thing and carries the comedy portion with ability that promises well. .... ... i . . i. t , : 1 1 . . ..
uttier memuers on t tie mo .u- M-mit-and Clark in a novelty wire act: Billy j
OVER EMBANKMENT WENTINTEBURBAN Car Broke Through Ice and Passengers Were Rescued.
a a a a a a a a a a as-a-a'a a a a a a a" a a a a Sheets, a clever bird and animal imitator and whistler: Oilson and Dupres a musical act, in which a harp is used: an illustrated song by Miss Pearl Hale Sweetheart. I'm Thinking of You. Dear." and the canieragraph. which this week, shows a thrilling automobile race. Wednesday there will be the usual souvenir matinee for the ladies, the amateurs are invited to an pear Friday night and on Saturday there will be a special matinee tor the vhildren. Monday night's patronage was quite large and the week promises to be a profitable one for the management.
A memorial of the late E. H. New-1 man. the oldest member of the Wayne j county bar. who died last week, was presented this morninig by a special committee, compost d of T. U. .lessiip. T. .1. Study and A. K. Feemster. ami alter being i t ad by Mr. .Icssup. the numoriai was concurred in by all members of the bar present and it va- ordered spread on the records and a copy forwarded to the window. lu the memorial. Mr. Newman wa described as a thoroughly honest am! conscientious man. belovtd by everyone who knew him. He moved to Milton when ten years of age. When a young man he taught school in VYavm- and Henry counties ami in is."." was admitted to the Wayne county bar. During the war of the rebelion. Mr. Newman rendered great service to his state by most efficient work as a member of the state legislature. After the reading of the memorial. Mr. Study said that it. was a great deasure to him to assist iu drawing tp a memorial to E. B. Newman and o speak in praise of him. He stated hat as a rule he did not believe in the iractice of lauding members of the bar lfier their death, because it. did them no good and oftentimes undeserved iraise was given them. "The most onest man, a virtue some attorneys lo not possess, that I ever kew." was
he way Mr. Study described Mr. Newnan. Mr. Study stated that the de
ceased was never a great lawyer
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SEN. BEVER1DGE FAILS
Marion-Suminitville vs. Richmond Wednesday Evening, Jan. 29 City League Game Krone vs. Beallview 7:30. Big gatre at 8:30. Admission to all parts of house 15c
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Two of His Pet Measures Are Dead and Third Listed For Slaughter.
ANTI-INJUNCTION BILL.
MURRAY,
Daily A. OVERTURE
B. VELARE
Wire Act. C BILLIE SHEETS ISUd
mal Imitator
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only i. 11 lack F.cv Singing ; Talk in ir. Special Matinee c.u-h Saturday
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WEEK OF JANUARY 27. 30 to 10:15 Continuously. E. KITTY AND MASTER NELSON ! STERLING t'omoly SkeUh. , F. ILLUSTRATED SONG Mi-s I la.! llali'. Sweeth.ait, I'm
Tl-iukinc of You. Dear." C LOTTIE GILSON AND CO Sinking. Dancing and Character Impersen.ition. H. THE CAMERAGRAPH L.t'est Motion I'ieimvs.
day s mat inee. Amateurs Friday
children, ."
icnera! admi.-sion, 10c. He.uight. Those wishing to ;
cents: souvenirs at Wedm--rcd seals .it mutt, Te extra, ppcar. ap;dy at 1hx office.
"Under Southern Skies." The appearance of Lottie Blair I'arker's delightful play, "Ender Southern Skies," is an event that should be looked forward to with interest by theatregoers. The company is a large one, numbering twenty-three peopl ?. The .scenery is beautiful, everything used in the representation, being carried by the company. The costuming is quaint and pretty, the gowns being of airy summery stuffs, made in the fashion of ls7r. which is the period of the plav. A Hallowe'en celebration during which a pumpkin dance is introduced, is one of the lively features of the performance and never fails to delight an audience. Beautiful southern melodies are introduced throughout the play with great effect. 'Under Southern Skies" will be at the Gennett next Friday night.
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NEWS BUTCHER SECURES DIVORCE Thomas Cale's Marital Relations Not Pleasant.
Thomas Cale was granted a divorce from Elizabeth R. Cale. a resident of Columbus. O., w ho deserted him about fifteen years ago and who has .since refused to live with him. "Tommy" Cale is known to the traveling public throughout the middle west. For years he was a "news butcher" on Panhandle trains, running between Indianapolis and Columbus. O. When 1he Panhandle compelled the T'nion New company to withdraw Its agents from all trains Cale accepted a "run" on a road between Indianapolis and Cleveland.
Salem. O.. .Ian. "'S. A limited interurban car on the Youugsiown - Ohio Electric railway jumped the track three miles eaM of here yesterday afternoon and plunged down a thirtyfoot, embankment. Fifteen passengers of the twenty-five aboard were injured but. none fatally. The car in its plunge t-truck a trolley polo and the vestibule was torn entirely off. Motorman Eimene Muggy of Leetonia. t.. was badly hurt, but will recover. The car continued to the bottom of the embankment and broke through the ice into four feet of water. The
passengers were rescued through the windows by farmers who saw the accident.
JAPANESE SPIES WERE FRUSTRATED
Attempted to Gain Access to Military Secrets.
NEW CASTLE MAN PLEAD IN VAIN Went on "Tear" Saturday and Imbibed Freely.
Sau Francisco, Jan. s. That Japa
nose spies were seeking to gain access
to the military secrets of the armory
of Companies K and M, Fifth infantry
of the national guard, has been sug
gested as a plausible explanation of
the attempt to rob the armory that
was frustrated by the national guard
sharpshooters, who fired on the prowlers with deadly intent early yesterday morning. It is the theory that the
officers are working on. In the build
ing are kept valuable military maps. The officers base the belief that the
prowlers were Japanese spies on de
scriptions furnished by the sentries.
OF VITAL IMPORTANCE
No other organs of t'le body are so essentia! to good health as the kidneys. Foley's Kidnev Remedy makes :he kidneys liealthy so that t'.ioy will strain out the impurities trom the biood which is constantly passing through then.. Commence taking Foley's Kidney Remedy at the first sign of danger. A. G. Luken & Co.
hiit he was always a good one and
had many striking and praiseworthy
haracterist ics. Judge H. C. Fox. lenry F. Johnson and T. K. Jessup i. so spoke in praise of Mr. Newman.
I Washington. Jan. 'Jv - Senator Bevj eridge i.s not having good luck with his I bills at this session oi congress. Two j of his pet measures are dead, and a j third has encountered so much opposii tion. as shown by recent developmenis, as to leave no doubt that it is I marked for an early interment in the j congressional graveyard. His proposition to require packers to place the date of packing on their canned goods and to pay the cost of inspection are so strongly antagonized i In the committees on agriculture as to oamse the champion of those reforms to lose hope of favorable action. Ills tariff commission bill on w nich he w ill ad- : dress the senate Feb. is likewise doomed, as is his child labor measure. ' Yesterday Senator P.cvcridKe appear
ing i 1 jn a ,iew roje as tj1(J advocate of the
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GENNETT THEATRE
FRIDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 31 THE GREAT SUCCESS Under Southern Skies Written by Lottie lilair Parker, Author of "Way Ionn Kav." A PLAY THAT WILL LIVE FOREVER. Over Two Million People Have Seen This Play. Prices Uf.c lo $1.0o. Seats at West cot t Pharmni y.
Fhc Victim of Drink
Needs Orrine Treatment.
Drink first destroys ambition;
breaks up ties of friendship; it kills
aid buries love and eventually de.troys the family life. i Some of the best men in the world
.iave been victims or iirinK ami ir
liere is not some member in your
.'amily that is afflicted witn this dia-
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craves. Medical treatment is neces
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anti-injunction legislation. He intro-; duced a bill, which he indicates, was ; prepared at the request of President i Roosevelt. It is as follows: "He it enacted, That no temporary I injunctions or temporary restraining
order shall be issued by any court of the United States in controversies between employers and employes without notice, and all Mich temporary injunctions and temporary restraining orders sshall bo heard by the court issuing the same with a reasonable time, not to exceed seven days from the date when said temporary injunction or temporary restraining order is issued. Provided that said court, upon agreement of parties, or at the application of the defendant, may postpone said hearing to a later date than said seven days, in the discretion of the court; provided further that nothing herein contained shall be held to authorize the issuing of a restraining order or an injunction in any case in which the same is not authorized by existing law." The American Federation of Labor already has got behind the anti-injunction bill of Representative Penrre of Maryland, which has none, of the features of the Beveridge bill.
BRANCH $ IN RACE Speaker of the Indiana House Wants to Be Lieutenant Governor.
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Drinking Blindly with your eyes .shut, as it were, is a very grave mistake. F.ery port-on should discriminate as to what I hey drink, as well as eat. Many beverages are best b ft untastcd. but when you get Richmond Lxpoit beer, you know you have a drink that is healthful, wholesome and pure. Minck Brewing Co.
Western Texas is proud of Mrs. Anney McEIroy Brett, a woman promoter. Today she is the telephone queen of the southwest. She is president of the Southern Independent Telephone and Telegraph Company, and is prtysideut and general manager of the Brett Construction. Telephone and Telegraph Company. These companies, representing more than jCUioo, were organized by her without a dollar of capital to start with.
"William Hart, a New Castle hihii. pleaded hard for leniencv from the
city court, but he failc.1 to receive it. ; Hurt was am-sted Saturday for intoxi ieation. A tine of $5 and costs was as
sessed.
TO PREVENT THE GRIP LAXATIYK PROMO QI IN1NR removes the cause. To em the genuine, call for full name at: 1 look for signature of K. W. C.ROYL. ioc.
NO TOBACCO CROP IN YEAR OF 1
Senator Brown Proposes Law Affecting Growers.
HOW TO AVOID APPENDICITIS j Most victims of appendicitis are! those who are habitually constipated. Foley's Orino Laxativ.- cures chronic' constipation ly stimulating the liver! and bowels and lesions ihe natural; action of the bowels. Foley's Orino j Laxative does not nauseate or gripe and is mild and pleasant -to take. Refuse substitutes. A. C. Luken & Co.
P.read is baked in Persia from douuh toiled out as thin as a pauak and as b.'lia a a low el.
Frankfort. Ky.. Jan. 2-v If the bill introduced by Senator Brown of Gallatin county today becomes a law, there will b- no tobacco grown in Kentucky this yt-ar. The bill provides that any
grower shall obtain a license from the
county clerk before lie may raise to
bacco this vear and the mice of the
license is fixed at .-On an acre for each I acre proposed to be grown. j
It Does The Business. Mr. E. E. Chamberiain, of Clinton. Maine, says of liueklen's Arnica Salve. "It does the business: I have used lr for piles and it cured them. T'sed ir for chapped hands and it cured them. Applied it to an old sere and it healed it without leaving a scar behind." 2.1c. at A. G. Luken & Co.. drug store.
We Raise Unequalled Br1 and bake it to perfect . ... too, bocause we use materials that are puro and fresh, have clean mixing troughs, kneading boards and ovens, and men of large experience for every part of the process. Same true of rolls, pies and cakes. Sample order, please.
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ANNOUNCEMENT IS ISSUED.
Martinsville, Ind., Jan. "S. Emmet F. Branch, speaker of the Indiana House of Representatives, yesterday made formal announcement of his candidacy for the republican nomination for lieutenant governor. Mr. Branch has been discussed some time as a caudidate for congressman from the Fifth district, or as a candidate for the office which he now seeks. Mr. Branch's decision to enter the race for the lieutenant governorship followed many conferences and niucii advice from his friends and those who had friends whom they were pushing for one of the positions. Mr. Branch's ambition to be lieutenant governor of Indiana was born while he was speaker of the house of representatives in the last sessio. Friends of the speaker at that time en-
THE RAYS OF HAPPINESS
in a home at night are increased a thousand-fold if the rooms are well lighted. Put a mantle on your gas jet and you have a cheerful, steady white light the nearest to the sun itself. A mantle saves one-third in gas consumption.
Richmond Light Heat & Power Co.
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