Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 34, Number 71, 18 January 1909 — Page 3
THE RICHMOND PAIXADIUM AN1 SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 1909.
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GOLD MEDALS FOR WR1GHTJ3R0THERS' Some Time Next Week President Roosevelt Will Honor Great Aeroplanists. GIVEN AT WHITE HOUSE
CONGRE88 WILL BE ASKED TO TAKE SOME OFFICIAL COGNIZANCE OF WONDERFUL WORK OF FORMER LOCAL MEN. Washington, D. C, Jan. 18. President Roosevelt will present the gold medals to the Wright Brothers on behalf of the Aero Club of America, in the East Room of the White House, some time next week. The medal chosen is the one designed by Victor D. Brenner. The observers will contain the portraits of the Wright brothers, and the reverse will show an accurate figure of the Wright aeroplane In flight, in addition to the seal of the club. The medals will toe of gold, three Inches in diameter and a number of replicas in silver and bronze will be struck oil to present to the ffubscribers. It is estimated that the total cost will be somewhat over $2000. To Recognize the Wrights. The annual dinner of the aero club at frees will be petitiontd to take official cognizance of the work done by the Wright brothers in presenting them with a medal by the Government In appreciation of the fact that the 'Wrights have placed America in the front rank in the science of aviation. Congressman Herbert Parsons, who Is a member of the Aero Club of America has been requested to draw up a bill for this purpose and introduce it into the House. This will be n separate and distinct honor apart from the medals to be given by the elub. The anual dinner of the Aero Club at rhlch it is hoped to have both Orville and Wilbur Wright as guests of honor, will be held a few days after Presiident Roosevelt's presentation of the medals. The dinner will be held in Mew York. Secretary of War Wright avill make a speech.
KAISER'S NEW HOBBY. Berlin, Jan. y18. The latest hobby f the Kaiser is Norwegian furniture and domestic decoration. He has ordered furnishings in this style for the hall of one of his palaces, and from a celebrated Norwegian artist has had j)laris for furnishing the new palace at Posen, which is nearing completion end la intended as a visible sign of German domination in the eastern IM-ovinces of Prussia.
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The audience at a Berlin theater "was astonished to see a man drop like a thunderbolt on the stage. When be bad recovered sufficiently he explained to the public that while making repair In the flies be bad so far forgotten himself as to clap his hands and bad fallen. ' Then the play proceeded. .
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SH IS READY TOR THE BATTLE Will Not Give Contest to Wickey Without Making a Fight for the Seat. REFORM IS WHAT HE WANTS
OBJECTS TO UNNATURALIZED FOREIGN BORN CITIZENS VOT
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the same lines as, are laid down by Simon. And most of the members from the counties affected by the Hunyak vote appear to be in favor of some measure of relief. Representative Greiger of Laporte and Porter counties says relief is needed, but that he has not . yet read the Wickey resolution and can not express an opinion as to its desirability. Representaive Miller who represents St. Joseph, Starke ana Pulaski counties says he is in favor of the Wickey resolution. Some of the others from this territory who went home over Sunday had not returned this morning and could not be interviewed, but the fact that democrats and republicans alike seem to be in favor of it. it is believed that the Wickey resolution will be adopted.
CHARGES AGAINST DOCTORS
Palladium Bureau. Indianapolis, Jan. 15. It is expected that the record of the
evidence taken in the Lake county contest case in which Edward W. Simon, democrat, is contesting the seat
of Edward W. Wickey, republican, in the house of representatives because
it is charged that more than 3,000 for
eigners voted illegally in Lake county at the election, is expected to reach Indianapolis from Crown Point within
the next few days and It will then be
submitted, to the house committee on
elections. There seems, however, to
be little hope for the democrats that
the house committee will unseat Wickey. . '.v. ...
Waits on the Record. Simon has been in this city for sev
eral days awaiting the arrival of the
record, and he says that he will go home and stay there as soon as the re
cord has reached the committee.
"The seat in the house for which I
am contesting," said Simon today, "is
the smallest part of the matter. 1 do not particularly care about being seated. What I do desire, however, is some relief for, the counties in" the northern part of the state from the large number of foreign born persons who now vote. The only way in my opinion to provide this relief, is to require that every foreign born person be a naturalized citizea before he is allowed to vote, and then to require
that he live in the state one year before gaining the right to franchise. I hope that when the house has seen the condition in Lake county from an examination of our case the members will see our needs and give us some relief from a situation which is rapidly growing worse. Lake County Deplorable. "Lake county is in a deplorable concondition from this cause. It has grown worse year after year. In St. Joseph county this election the condition was about the same as It was In Lake, county eight years ago. and St. Joseph county is growing worse all the time, too. ' The remarkable feature of the case is that Wickey and Stmon agree that relief is needed. Simon says so In his interview and Wickey has introduced in the house a resolution for an amendment to the constitution along
Des Moines, Iowa, Jan. 18. It is announced that when the state board of health and medical . examiners convenes tomorrow a number of wellknown Iowa physicians will be callfd upon to answer charges of improper practice.
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THE THEATER
. THEATRICAL CALENDAR, GENNETT. Monday, Jan. 18 Mme. Marches). NEW PHILLIPS. All Week High Class Vaudeville.
Aubrey Stock Co. A company of merit, is "That" Aubrey Stock company which will hold the boards at the Gennett for a week's engagement. Their plays are put on In -such a manner that those who witness the performances claim they are better than the average popular priced attraction. All special scenery is carried for each performance, the plays are all under royalty and the acting company is far above the average. The play announced for the opening is Owen Davis great play "A Great Temptation." Matinees will be given daily. Ladies free Monday night under usual conditions, limited to 250. See the special inducement at Jenkins jewelry store.
Otis Skinner. Otis Skinner appears as a fionapartist hero in his new play "The Honor of the Family." The costumes worn by the actor is an exact replica of the uniform worn by a Lieutenant-Colonel who carried Napoleon's orders on the field at Waterloo and lived to recount his exploits at the Cafe Lemblia. that
celebrated rendezvous of the survi
vors of the Old Guard.
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films of interesting and comic moving pictures and the illustrated song completed the program.
Ready in a jiffy, easy to prepare, a good, hearty breakfast is Mrs. Austin's Famous pancakes.
BEST POLITICIAN III UNITED STATES IS THE PRESIDENT (Continued From Page One.)
The New Phillips. If ever a comedy scored a success at the New Phillips theater, that put on by Mr. and Mrs. Danny Mann certainly did this afternoon at the opening of this half-week's program. The theme of the little New England rural play abounds in everyday sentiment the kind that is met with each day in every home. The work of the two is very good and the playlet "Mandy Hawkins" bids fair to become popular during its presentations in Richmond. , Hampson came, up to expectations in his ventriloquist feats and aroused round after round of laughter. He also works in a few other stunts which lend variety to the act. Harry and Kitty Sutton made good with their novelty act and drew their proportion of the applause. Three
received as are all others, friends and foes, with open arms. T. R. Admires Harriman. Nor would Mr. Harriman fare differently. Now these two have quarrelled bitterly, as the public well knows. Their friendship has certainly been put to the "acid test," but Mr. Roosevelt admires ability in railroad management as he does achievement in the senate and that counts in the scale of friendship with him. Senator Tillman hit the nail on the head the other day in the senate when he referred to' Mr. Harriman as "the president's dear friend Harriman." That is, he literally, though unwitingly, spoke the truth, for if the railroad
magnate, no matter how rumpled his feelings at present, only came again to the White House and stood for a moment under the. warm rays of the famous presidential smile there would be no resisting. He, too, would feel this side of the many-sided president
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Phillips Theatre.
Terre Haute, Icdlsnapolis & Eastern Tractlca Co. Eastern Division (Time Table Effective Oct 27, 190?.) Trains leave Richmond tie- Indianapolis and Intermediate stations at 6:00 a. m, 7:2S. S:0. 9:26. 10:00. ;i:00. 12:00. 1:00. 2:2V 3:00. 4:00. 5:25. 6:00. 7:30. 8:40 9:00. 10:00. 11:10. Limited trains. Last car to Indianapolis, 8:40 p. m. Last car to New Castle, 10:00 p. m. Trains connect at Indianapolis for Lafayette. Frankfort, Crawfordavllle. Terre Hants. Clinton. Sullivan. Paris (WO Tickets sold thronrb
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REFORMS FOR OKLAHOMA. Business Session by County Commissioners. Shawnee, Okla., Jan. 18. For the purpose of recommending important legislation and reforms in county government, the Oklahoma County Commissioners' association convened in Shawnee today.
Ever occur to you that an Introduction Is a queer thing? Two men will pass each other on the streets for days without speaking. , Then some man will say, "Mr. Smith, shake hands with Mr. Jones," and Mr. Jones and Mr. 8mlth will after that be ok! acquaint ances. Atchison Globe.
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MONDAY, JANUARY 18 THE QUEEN OF SONG INTERPRETERS
In a Fountain of Pur Song, with Srahm Van Dsn Berg at the Piano. (Baldwin Pianos Used). Direction of H. B. Thearle and J. Saunders Gordon. Seats on sale, box office, Monday, Jan. 11, 10 a. m. Price, 50c, 75c, $140. S1J0.
TONIGHT! "THE HEROINE OF THE FORGET THE CASTAWAYS OCEAN SCENES Y. TWO FfiETTY LOVE STCZ3.
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