Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 18, 4 March 1908 — Page 4

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GREAT RAILROAD LAWS IN EFFECT GIVES UP HIS WHISKERS TO HAVE OLIVER CROMWELL HONORED. Don't Starve

IN ADVANCE One Year $0 03

Entered at Richmond, Ind., Postoffice As Second Class Mail Matter.

lip- i'jf' a?

j Wine and Sixteen-Hour Laws ! Were Complied With j At Midnight.

INSTRUCTED EMPLOYES.

Dieting is starvation, to an extent. Your body requires many kinds of food, and to limit the variety means to rob some part. Eat what you need of the food that vou want, for Kodol will surely digest it.

WEST SIDE FIRE PROTECTION. The lire that destroyed the home of Henry Xobbe in Fairviow yesterday, again calls attention to the utterly inadequate fire protection Richmond affords its citizens living on the west side. Fully three or four thousand peoplo live west of the river, in their own homes built -with their savings. They pay taxes to the city and yet the nearest firo department is located on North Fifth street in the city hall. As taxpayers our fellow citizens of the -west side are fully entitled to a hose house on their side of the river. At the present time the city officials are busy preparing plans for public Improvements for the- coming season. Why -would it not ho better to wait for some of these improvements for antffctTirf" ..,11 rT.nr... fi-.ti-i.-t r.P

" D WM. T. STEAD, NOTED JOURNALIST money that will be expended on such

i i,,. i. r n-, -! London, March 4 when it was no- would include Cromwell if

..ii pu.iiuu6 a. mioc uuuob jui v ,:01-: tlced that Oliv

U,U"U1 irutL citizens; excluded from the list of characters of West Richmond will commence figuring in the London pageant W. T. anew their agitation for a hoso house ' Stead entered a protest, vigorously

telling the committee that this would boycott "the greatest man in Knglish history." The committee replied it

In that part of the city and assure them hat the Palladium will be only too glad to give the greatest publicity to their demands which aro only just and fair. If four sections of the city have been provided with hose houses, we can sco no reason w hy the fifth and just as important part as the rest, Ehould not also have fire protection.

Stead

er Cromwell was to be ' would appear in a part. Stead gladly

consented, though it involves the sacrifice of an am ) ile beard which lias never yet ki'.oivii a razor and was never even trimmed till Stead was past fforty, but S;cad declares he would shave his head.

BOTH LOCAL RAILROADS WILL OBEY THE DEMANDS OF THE LAWS TO THE LETTER MUCH INCONVENIENCE.

At midnight last night two of the j most drastic federal laws that have ever been enacted affecting the rail I road interests went into effect, namely the sixteen-hour law governing the working schedules of all clashes of rail- ' load employes and the nine-hour lawgoverning the working sciu-uules of the i telegraph operators. j The telegiaplii i.,' law. acainst which

i the railroads have waged fierce com-j ' hat. has been reviewed time and time again, but there has been but little comment made on the sixteen-hour law. Very few of the railroad- in the local section will be isibly a:t'led 'by the latter law, but many oth- ' er icad.e wii! be compelicd to : 'ablish new division points for the cv.aagfug of ,-cws nnd otherwise completely change the arrangements of their s item .-- as to be able to conform to ; the law's exactions. The local railroads, although not affected to a great ; extent have been issuing bulletins ! during the last wee!: containing a copy of the law- ar.d advising their cm- ; ploycs of the ohanm-d conditions. One

Leave the cure of Dyspepsia to Nature. Hut give Nature a chance. Stop the pain immediately, for pain means that undigested food is irritating the stomach lining. And that lining, which is always inflamed in dyspepsia, will never get right while it is constantly irritated. Stop the formation of gas. which comes from fermenting food. Stop the impurity which is fed to the blood by the food that decays. Supply yourself with plenty of nourishment. For recovery depends on gaining more strength, and on letting the stomach rest. All that is done by Kodol by digesting the food that you eat. For Kodol is a perfect digester.

Help is a thousand times more important. whea the stomach is weak. For imperfect digestion means that you don't get food. Let the stom uh rest for a time, ju.-t as you must rest when you wish to recuperate. That is all that is necessary and all that you can do,.

You will say, perhaps, that you have tried digesters before. But you are mistaken. Vou may have tried pepsin, but pepsin digests only albumen. Yon mav have trlol any of numerous preparations which digest part of the food. Hut Kodol alone digests all of the food. It is the only way to do all that the digestive organs can do, when they are perfectly strong. And the results are immediate. Kodol is liquid, like the digestive juices. Its action begins as soon as it enters the stomach.

You don't want to always depend on artificial digesters. We understand that. Hut you must help the stomach while the stomach needs help. Else it will always need it. If you sprain your ankle you must use a crutch for a time. You relieve the ankle until it gets strong. It would never get strong if you did nou

Kodol alone contains all the digestive elements And thev are tture i:i sutheient strength. A tablespoouful, taken alter a meal, is enough I digest it eompletely This has often been proved by adding KodoT t food in a test tube. Keep the food moving, ami keep the temperature right, just as the stomach does. Any sort of food, or any combination ef foods, will be completely digested. IVpsiu alone won't do that. Other digester won't do it. The only way to possibly do this is bv the use of Kodol.

Our Guarantee

You may prove, without the risk of a pennj, what Kodol can do. Uuy one large bottle, and ask your druggist for the t-igned guarantee. If the results are not satisfactory, take the empty bottl back and your druggist will return your money. This offer is made on the large bottle only, and to but one in a family. That will amply prova how much Kodol means to you. Then pKiase tell your friends who need this help how easy it is to obtain it. Kodol is prepared at the laboratories of E. d DeWitt & Co.. Chicago. The $1.00 bottle contains 2i times as much as the 50c bottle.

AN EARLY SPRING

HAHNAHAN PROTESTS OVERSTREET IN CHAIR

Says Wage Reduction

Work Hardship With Firemen and Enginemen.

TWO DAYS' CONFERENCE.

PROTECT PEDESTRIANS, Councilman Von Pein struck the light chord when he stated that a rail should be placed along- the south walk of the Main street bridge to protect pedestrians from the interurban and street cars. So far there has never

been an accident to anyone stepping i Peoria, 111., March 4. The two days j Washington, March 4 Representaoff the walk in the path of the cars ; conference of the chairmen of the joint ! tive Overstreet w ill bo temporary

that pass over the bridge at a terrific ' K,oiecilve uoai'tis oi an railway sys-. cnairman or tue tiidiaua Kepuuncan

r.ltA nf snpprt lint nwlnit in tho i,

, " ter John J. Hannahan and Grand Secbility of such a thing happening, it , retary-Trcasurer Y. S. Carte, of the would bo well to take action alone: the 1 Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen line prei.i;HO'. by C-Mo.cil, zi Von I and Enginemen. whicl has been conPein. The matter , has been referred sidering the reduction of the pay of the

members of the brotherhood, came to

a close last night and Grand Master

bulletin cxidai us that it is an act known as the "Sixteen-hour law" intended to promote the safety of the employes and travelers on railroads by limited hours of service of the employes thereon. It also states that the employes are not required and are not to be permitted to remain on duty longer than sixteen hours and should

' an employe remain on duty for a peri-. ...... n ii tf . a i ' od equalling the maximum number of Will Deliver the Keynote Ad-; tours stated he. must have not lessjjHlS IS THE ORIGINAL DAY.

than ten hours ot rest before again re-'

Groundhog Did Not See His Shadow This Morning When Sun Came Up.

Robert Smith, brother of SydneySmith, and an ex-advoeate-gent ral, on one occasion engaged in an argument with a physician over the relative merits of their respective professions. "I don't say that all lawyers are

crooks." said the doctor, "but you'll have to admit that your profession doesn't make angels of men." "No," retorted Smith, "you doctors certainly have the best of us there."

PALLADIUM WANT ADS. PAY

dress at the Republican State Convention. CONGRESSMEN TO RETURN.

to tho board of public works and it is to be hoped favorable action will be forthcoming.

tems cast of Chicago, with Grand Mas- State convention on April 1, and will

deliver the keynote address. The permanent chairman, whose duties are of a parliamentary nature, has not yet been selected. Mr. Overstreet has received official notice that he will be expected to serve as temporary chairman, and has

GAINED AND LOST. Richmond has both lost and gained by the appointment of George Staubach to the board of public works. She has lost n true and tried member of her police department and has gained a man, who, by his showing in the past as a member of that body to which we look for law enforcement, will exert his best efforts for the best interests of the city.

Hannahan' issued a statement of the indicated that he -will accept, which

! conditions protesting against a wage ' schedule or the change of rules now in

effect that will work a hardship to the enginemen.

SLAVERY IS URGED

CONSUMPTION CURE

Shelbyville Physician Declares He Can Conquer the White Plague.

HE HAS A UNIQUE METHOD.

closes that part of the program. His speech will deal with national and State issues, and after the convention it will be printed in pamphlet form for general circulation throughout the State. All of the Republican Congressmen from' Indiana expect, to return home to attend the State convention. They will submit suggestions as to planks of the platform bearing upon national issues.

MURDER PICTURED

Chicago Man Says All Wife Deserters Should Be Sold To Employers.

WAGES TURNED TO FAMILY.

Shelbyville, Ind.. March I. A new treatment for eonsuntntiou has been ' secured by Dr. L. ('. Sannnor.--. who i.one of twelve physicians in the United , States to use the treatment. It. is, composed of three ilrugs and is injected into' the large vein in the forearm.! Thirty minutes afterward the patient:

. has a hard chill followed by a hoi 1. Public whipping flash. Three treatments are given

three weeks apart, and it is very seldom that the fourth has to be given. Dr. Sammous has six patients under

Widow of Man Who Was Slain Takes Witness Stand to Tell of the Crime.

euming work. Or should an employe serve an aggregate of sixteen hoiu-J out of twenty-four he must have not less than eight hours' rest before again resuming work. The penalty to be imposed for violation of the law and subsequent conviction is very severe, as it is stated that a fine not to exceed .fe(H for each and every conviction that can be imposed.

Exira Stamps!

(CI AIL 2 Extra Stamps!

Wednesday and Thursday, March 4th and 5th we will give extra stamps on the following:

Hungry As a Bear And Can't Eat

If, When Mealtime Comes, You Suffer From a Yes-Not Kind of Hunger, You're a Dyspeptic.

Today, March 4th, is Ash Wednesday. It is also the only original, real, simon pure Groundhog day and the man who dares to dispute the fact is an ignoramus, which is an awful thing to be.

An old and otherwise unusually.;; cans Our Favorite Succotash and 5 Stai"is weather-wise citizen maintains that; 1 lb. Fancy Imperial Tea and 60 Status the effort if irresponsible people to ! 'l- Climax Baking Powder and 5 Stamps

,2 io. eixjKs ueiigui uahiug t uwut-r aim 10 ouuijim 1 lb. .Model Soda and 3 Stamps

.11 Bars Santa Clans Soap and 10 Stamps ('. lbs. Fresh Ground Buckwheat Flour and 30 Stamps boxes X-Cello and 13 Stamps j 1 lb. Our Special Blend Coffee and 23 Stamps ( 1 lb. Our Leader Coffee and 3 Stamps

fix an arbitrary date, February 2, as

50c 30c 25c 25c 15c 25c 60c 10c ....10c I 0c

Groundhog day, was w ithout warrant :j gallon Malt Tickling Vinegar and 10 Stamps

How to Cure All Stomach Troubles.

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McCLINTOCK CASE HEARING

mam.,.:

Chicago, March

and the sale of tho offender into semislavery are remedies proposed for the cure of wife desertion by Wilton L. Smith, superintendent of the Marshall Jackson company. Within the last few weeks, two girl wives, one of them with a baby a few weeks old. have been deserted by their husbands who were employes of the company and the girls themselves are working in their places in the press room. It was this fact which aroused Mr. Smith to form tilate and ask support fn- a plan of reform to abate this evil 'The evil of wife insertion is one of the foulest blots- on oe;- civilim'ion." .aid Mr. Smith. "The man: reas.ua why this crime i.s so prevalent is ti absence tr uonenforct ment. of laws ngairrst it. A man who will ueseri his. wife and children, no matter what the provocation, should be publicly horsewhipped and ohr to an employer. The owner should give the man food, clothes and lodging and turn over the surplus of his wages, w hich should be. normal, to his family."

his care and all of them he says will get well. He may build a sanitarium in this city for consumptives during the summer.

PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY FOR THE BIG STORE

'Attorneys Act for Three Interested Parties.

Atiornej Shheiey Sc Suiveley have filed a petition iu the United Slates diftrict. court in bankruptcy for tho Second National Bank of Bichmond. John B. Dongan and Becker. Meyei s cc Co. again si Host & .'Marshall comi par.y (The Big Sur.-.i asking that this 'firm be adjudicated bam. met.

XoV'Scsvllle, Ind., March 4. Mrs. Xancy MeClintock, widow of Walker'

; McClintoek. who was killed Inst October, told a dramatic story of the tragedy in the case against James W. , Hensley of Indianapolis, charged with McClintock's murder. Mrs. Nancy McClintoek is the only living witness of the double murder. She is 113 years old and showed remarkable vitality during the four , hours she was on tho stand. She told with dramatic effect, tho details of the tragedy. j Mrs. McClintoek recalled how Hensley entered tho house, went, into the j room where Miss Mary McClintoek, ! lay sick and snapped the revolver in ! her face. She said her daughter's screams attracted the attention of the 'oilier members of the family and they j rushed iu -the room to tiseertain t he ! ea'if-e of t ho trouble. When IU nslc refused to leave Miss J McC'iir.toek's room they ultempud to I put hi in out, she continued. Walker

A good many people get mad when

you tell them they've got dyspepsia, but way down deep in their stomachs they know they've got it. "I'd love to eat it, hut I, can't," is one kind of dyspepsia. "I hate to think of it." is another kind. There are thousands of people today who hate their meals, and love them at the same time. They haven't that fine empty-hungry, eat-every-thing-in-sight kiud of feeling which goes with every good strong healthy stoinach. That's because they havedyspepsia. And then there are others whose mouths don't water at meal time or at any other time. They sit at the table and go through the motions, only because it's time to cat. These people, too. are dyspeptics. Every po.-siblo khal of ttotnaeli trouble can be cured by Taking torn. -thing which will ju-1 uil.e ncht hoei oi all the food in your stoinat. h ar.d ii le.-j.;. it. alone without the help of the

and meant nothing as a factor in determining weather conditions. As an evidence of the correctness of his con-

odel Department Store,

20c

1 lb. Climax Sea Shells (Macaroni) and 5 stamps .....10a 1 lb. Climax Vermicelli and 5 Stamps 10c 1 lb. A No. 1 Egg Noodles and 5 fctamps 10c I! cans Old Dutch Cleanser and I'.O Stamps 30c

tention he points to the fact that pro- 20th Century Washing Powder and 10 Stamps 10c phecies based on February 2, whether jC cakes Royal Medicated Soap and 10 Stamps 30c

for or against an early spring, have

invariably failed during the past seventy years, as shown by the record. The same record of Ash Wednesday predictions does not show a single error. The legend says if. the sun rises clear, the groundhog will see his shallow and promptly retire for six weeks of seclusion, during which period winter will continue and spring will be late. If, however, the sun rises behind a cloud, even a little one, so that the groundhog fails to immediately see his shadow, he will stay out, and an early spring may be confidently expected. As the sun came up behind clouds, Richmond and Wayne county can now expect an early spring.

S. 7th St.

New Phone 1838.

One Minute From Interurban Station.

Colonial Bldg.

Bell Phone 47R

Smith & Goodrich, Props.

KING REX'S REIGN COMESJO AN END Mardi Gras, Historic Celebration, Has Closed.

Don't Be Depressed rhen your bread isn't up to your expectations on baking day. lp-todate women in Richmond aro not worried with baking bread when they can get such delicious white and nutritious bread from Zwlssler's bakery, as well as rich, ornamental and fancy cakes, et c. i

Zwissler's 0S Main St.

BAKERY and RESTAURANT Phone 1(56.

MeClintock came from upstairs.

MASONIC CALENDAR.

Wednesday night. March 4 Webb lodge. No. 24 K. Ac A. M.. called meeting, work iu Master degree.

Thursday night, March .". Wayne ! Council, No. 10. 11. & S. M.. etatod assembly, w-ork in the degree. Saturday night, March 7 Loyal,

Never sold ia

BUACK BURNT

Chapter. . E. S., No. 4: meeting and. work. ,

Stated

There Is no medicine so r afe and at the same time so pleasant to tulce as Dr. Caldwell's Syrup rvpsin, the poittivc cure for all diseaacs ariaiog from Mornacb trouble. The price ia very raa aiu Site u4 f L.

Beware of substitutes. 10e. 23c and r0c packages

where ,

lie raid gone to avoid trouoie. ar.d at

tempted to assist his son F.nocn ;a ge'nng Hensley out of the house. The ! three struggled in tho kitchen for a few minutes, then fell upon the floor. Sees Hensley Fire. j 'I saw Hensley draw his revolver 1 a: el fire." said Mrs. MeClintock. "My husband fell over dead. shot, through tho head. Hensley then struggled to! his feet und tired at Enoch, the ball j striking him in the neck. He ran out; of the house, fell in the barnyard ar.d j died iu a few n.iiiuit s." The inference from parts of Mts. i McClintock's testimony was that Hens- j ley attempted to commit suicide after; comniitfinz the double crime. Teis i; '

formation was new evidence.

stomach, and

res;. S t u art's D y p epsia

let the ttomaeli take a

Tlibltri do tiH.-;

very thing. They are composed cf tho best digestive known to sricr.ee. and ere absolutely safe. Cue ingredient ;:ione of cue of 'hose tablets will digest :'. grains of food. These tabic '. do exactly tfc work that a good strum; healthy Momach dues. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets cure a i cut-os of dy .pepsia. indigestion, burning or irrii .ition. loss of appeti'e. bloat, brash, bi-lehing. aversion to food, f driver tat ion and gas on the stomach. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will make you fee; "good" before and after each

meal, and make your stomach t-frorg . eiiu hea'.thy agaix They will make ; you happy.

German scientists, after devoting1 Send us J"our name aEd address todeen studv to the mixtion of the h- da' and we will at once send you by

New Orleans, La., March 4. Thousands of children in fanciful costumes, forming the largest part of the subjects of King Rex. maue one of the prettiest sights or yesterday the last day of the Mardi Gras festivities. In addition, several hundred grownups ranged the streets in humorous costumes. Two allegorical parades, two gorgeous balls and about midnight the union of the King Rex and the King Comus courts in the French Opera house were the closing spectacles of the carnival. The la.-t night, parade was that of Mystic Krew-e of Comus. Cods ar.-l guddesscs were the subject.-, portrayed by the twenty floats. Kvery sort ut Pagan. deity in the world' history, from Chinese to Roman, .was renr --scmcd.

Notice Farmers

"Ijoddo,'' 2271. the imported French Percheron Stallion, better known as the Clevenger horse, and "Prince Wilkes" will be at my Farm this season, 2'i miles north of Richmond, on Middleboro Pike. The public is invited to call and se them. A. II. l'yle, R. F. I. No. 4, Phonp '.10.VC.

coy of paper, have found that bacteria

mail a sample package, free. Ad-

are the chief enemies to be met with ; rcss t A Muart to . l-- stuart liidg.. in ttir nrrsf'i'i yl inn ,f valtniilp hivtlc -darshsll. Mb ll.

and manuscripts.

Smart's Dyspepsia Tablets

ir sold '

The Incubator Season is now on lull blast and we wani everyone who is thinking of an incubator to come in and let us show you why the PETALUMA is the best. Pilgrim Bros. Cor. 5th and Main.

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