Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 34, Number 323, 28 September 1909 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AD SUX-TELLGKA3I, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 28, 1909.

PAGE SEVEN.

POSTMASTERS ALL READY TO "STICK"

j Every One of Them Would

Hold Onto His Job If He Had His Way.

J GREAT SCRAMBLE NOW ON LIST OF POSTMA8TEBS .IN. THE t SIXTH INDIANA DISTRICT. AND j WHEN THEIR TIME Or SERVICE

EXPIRE3.

- Washington, Sept 28. How many -candidates do you suppose there are for the presidential post offices in -, Indiana? Senator Beveridge and Kep- , resentatives Crumpacker and Barnard could tell if they would. One thing i certain is that there is no lack of , them. Nearly every man who Is In wants to stay in, and in every city i and town there are outsiders who are certain they can give better service i than the present incumbent. In the f eleven districts represented by demo''f, crats the appointments will be made on the recommendation of the senator. In the Tenth district. Representative Crumpacker's O. K. is all that

M. Sburburne, $1,800, March 2, 1913;

Middletown, Willis I McCampbell, $1,300, February 13. 1910; New Castle,

James H. -Jones, $2,700, February 13 i9io. " ;.:'...

Union County Liberty, Bennette

M. Grove, $1,800, April 16, 1910.

Shelby County Shelby ville, Albert

V. Randall, $2,600, February 13, 1910,

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Is required, and in the Sixth district

, all that. ls necessary "is : to have the support of , Representative Barnard. From now -on until congress meets, in,

December the post -Offiee contest will

r must; go in ; during the short session of congress. ' 1 -' 1 '- Following Is a list of the presideni tial postmasters In the Sixth district I and the date on which his present commission will expire: ' Sixth District. (Note In the Sixth district the date of appointment is not furnished.) t Franklin County Brookville. John ' H. Kimble, $1,900, March 3, 1913. f Wayne County Cambridge City, Omer Ouyton, $1,700, December 13, 1910; Hagerstown, Knode D. Quarter, $1,400, January 13, 1913; Richmond, J. Albert Spekenhier, $3,200, May 9, 1910. Rush County Carthage, -Enis Cof. fin. $1,100, February 28. 1911; Rushville, Charles A. Frazee, $2,400, Janj uary 12, 1913. f Fayette County Connersvllle, Miles f K. Moffett, $2,600, April 3, 1910. Hancock Countyt Fortville, John C. .' Jenkins, $1,200, March 3, 1913; Green-

field. Walter G. Bridges, $2,300, May 29, 1910; Shirley, Leonard E. Moore, V $1,100, February 1, 1913. ). Decatur County Greensburg, Lutb- :! er D. Braden, $2,400, February 13.

Henry County Knlghtstown, Ernest

.. TEN UNION PRINCIPLES: " " v-:: i i - t. - Potters Adept a Comprehensive List of ' . - ... "-. Rule For.Cenduet..:';!4"'''-. Ten principles for union men bar? been made public by the International Brotberlntd of Oiratire Potters f adoptiou by . all' members of natioua: and international u'i'9 Id toe eoun ' try. -They are us follows . First. Attend the meetings of lb unions and be riot tardy nor leure bv fore adjournment. "1, Yourlutersta on at stake. See that tbey have your per onal consideration, , :.. , , , . "-"Second. Take-an aetlve: part in tomeeting and regard thyself as the cbiel pillar of the uuion and the one without which the structure could not stand. "Third. Shake bands, and welcome all the newly Installed brothers and see to it tbat this service Is continued until nil are witbiu the fold. "Fourth. Love thy brother as thyself and prove it by helping in cases of need. Cultivate feelings of mutual - concern to the effect of securing employment one for the other. -Fifth. At all times insist on the union rate of wages and work within' the limit of hours prescribed by the laws. In the doing of this you will Improve the trade. "Sixth. Make un engagement to be present at all open meetings of the unions, that your-social condition as well as your intellect may be improved. . V; "Seventh. Leave thy prejudices and personal dislikes at the door and enter the anion in tbe spirit of brotherly love and with a desire to serve humanity. '"Eighth. Do thy part in the union faithfully and well before thou sbalt deem thyself to judge another's lack. "Ninth. Consider thyself the advance a pent of each coming meeting and bring to tbe same some thought that will prove instructive as well as profitable to tbe union. "Tenth. Regard thine own acta and character as the criterion by which tbe public will Judge tbe unions. Remember Its humane mission and strengthen It by (lawless acts and dignified support"

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SPANISH VICTORY IS NOWJXPECTED Stronghold of the Riff Tribesmen Is Expected to Fall Any Time.

MADRID CRAZED WITH JOY

NEWS! FROM THE FRONT CARRIED BY COURIERS THROUGHOUT THE KINGDOM, CAUSiNG NUMEROUS CELEBRATIONS.

(American News Service) ; Madrid. Sept. 28. With the Moroccan stf onghold at Mt. Gurugu completely surrounding on three side by the Spanish army, the Standard of Spain set in the town of Nador and the Riff forces . shattered from fthe heavy artillery fire, the fall "of the Moorish base of operations and the complete surrender of the tribesmen is now expected momentarily. The- city of Madrid was mad with excitement today over the prospect of the end of the Moroccan war and the news was carried by couriers throughout Spain causing celebrations In various towns and cities. Following a captive balloon which soared hi-gh

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Nador which is oa the road to Zeluan.

The Moors made a night sortie but were driven back by artillery and sustained heavy losses. The residence

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, LEGAL AFFAIR.

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Anderson, Ind., Sept. 28. Another

rap at the Indiana local option law was taken in the circuit court, when

Attorney Phil O'Neil filed a motion to

quash the affidavit charging Fred J Wischmeyer with illegal voting.

Mr. Wischmeyer lives at Pendleton,

and was arrested on complaint of the

drys on election day charged with casting an illegal vote. The claim was made he had not lived long enough in Pendleton t gain a legal residence. Tha case is set for trial October 24, and will be beard at that time unless the court sustains the motion to quash the affidavit. The Question Raised. Interesting questions are raised in the motion to Quash the affidavit, the most interesting of which Is probably the one which set up the claim that the whole option eectlon was an ille

gal affair. It is allesed that if the charges made against Wischmeyer in the affidavit are true, they do not constttut a public offense In the sight of the law. Accepting- the theory that Wischmeyer did vote or attempted to votef at the optiou, election in Pendleton, the defense asserts he did not in any way transgress the Indiana electiori lawv Th law nrescribes that who

ever not having, the " legal qualifica

tions of a voter -at-any election authorized by law to be held, in this state, for' "any officer? - votes or offers to vote at Such; election,, shall be guilty

of a violation , of the election law.

There was no . "officer' voted for at

the option- election, the matter. at is

sue at the polls simply belnc a iraes-

tion of "wet" or "arr" and" tStfact

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that Wischmeyer did ,cof

tempt f to vote for any - "officer" la considered by hi? -attorner: sufficient

ground lor dlsmissiag tJie affidaviL

An Illegal Election. The question of the constitutionality

of the option law is also raised and is

likely to be threshed out before the motion is disposed of. The broad

ground is assumed in defense of Wischmeyer that the option election was an illegal one held under a law that is clearly unconstitutional so it Is asserted and consequently any alleged technical violation of tbe laws governing Indiana elections would not apply to the option election. The issues raised by the motion to throw the Wischmeyer case out of court are interesting inasmuch as they bring up to the court in another form the question of the constitutionality of the local option law.

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