Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 138, 25 March 1910 — Page 2

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PAGE TWft. THE RICEDIOND PALLADIU31 AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1910. 4

LAFOLLETTE NOT GREATLY PLEASED

In His Magazine Today He Says House Victory Was Exaggerated Greatly.

SYSTEM KEEPS CONTROL

AT CAUCUSES OF NEW RULES COMMITTEE, HE, SAYS, THE TRUSTS WILL CONTINUE TO DOMINATE AS FORMERLY.

Bad Stomach

My Stomach Is. Going from Worse.

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(American News Service Madison, Wis., March 25. "The victory will strengthen the morale of the t progressive organization. It will demonstrate that the system can be beaten. But it will, be clearly understood that little was achieved besides the temporary humiliation of an old man of bad eminence whose successor the System

must, at all events, soon put forward. Out from the center of the smoke of battle which raged at Washington for three days of last week, Senator La Follette, in today's issue of his weekly Magazine, says that "the effect of this contest In the House has been greatly exaggerated." Senator LaFollette believes that the change in the House rules increasing the members of the committee from five to ten, without the speaker as chairman, to be selected by caucus, will accomplish little. What Its Powers Are. . "The new committee on rules shall have the same power as the old committee on rules, that is: Whenever a majority of its members so determine, it is privileged to present for the consideration of the House a special rule or motion with respect to some particular bill or proceedings. It has always had that power. The republican majority of this committee on rules will be named by a republican caucus. The steel trust, the sugar trust, the beef trust, in short, ' the System, will control In that caucus by an overwhelming majority. It dominates both branches of congress. It speaks through Aldrich in the senate and Cannon in the House. It will name the new committee on rules. "Cannon will not be a member of the committee, but the System will be as potential on that committee as though Cannon were its chairman. Sheltered behind the committee, he will be as effective an instrument for wrong as though he were still its, head and front." He may be even more dangerous. His offensive arrogance, his coarse personality will be less conspicuous." , v - . Senator La Follette says that so long ,'as the republican majority in the House serves, the System, it will make little difference whether or not Cannon Is a member of the committee on rules. . What Cannonism Is. 1 "Cannonism without Cannon is just as hurtful to the country as Cannonism with Cannon. The people must understand that Cannonism fs a short definition of government by that System. Aldrich and Cannon would have little power for evil if a majority of the republican majority in both the senate and the House represented public interest instead of special interest. "The American people must understand that this has been only a skirmish. The real battle Is still to come, and that must be fought out in the primaries and the elections between now and November. Candidates must be nominated and elected who will vote against Cannon and his type without flinching, and against Cannonism in every form. "In fear of the approaching elections, some of the System congressmen deserted Cannon and voted with the

insurgents. These men are making a record upon which to go before their constituents. The gathering storm of public resentment caused them to abandon the enemy's camp and join the insurgents. Let them come. Let ' t them be tested. Watch their records. They will be tried many times in this session. By their fruits ye shall know them."

Yes, Its true; thousands of people can not eat the simplest meal without having it lie on the stomach like a lump of lead, causing misery, sour stomach and gas eructations. And later, when the stomach has gone from bad to worse, there will be longer periods of food fermentation, and then dizziness, biliousness, sick headaches and nervousness. If your stomach is out of order, if it doesn't feel right after meals, go today and get a SO cent box of Mi-o-na stomach tablets. In a few minutes after the first dose, the misery will disappear, and you will be thankful. Then go right on taking Miona for a few days. It will build up the stomach, unclog the liver, purify the bowels and make you entirely satisfied with your stomach in a few days. Mi-o-na stomach tablets are made from the best prescription for stomach troubles ever written. They are sold by druggists everywhere and by L. H. Flhe, and are guaranteed to cure indigestion, acute' ortchronic, or money back. Booth's Pills are best for torpid liver and constipation. 23 cents.

HIS SKIN CUI OFF TO SAVE HIS ARM

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Cures catarrh or money back.

breathe it in. Complete outfit, including inhaler fl. Extra bottles 60o. Druggist,

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WEATHER RECORD

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HURSDAY

. All records for March were broken

yesterday, when the mercury in the

government thermometer at the water

works pumping station recorded 85 de

grees. According to Official Weather

Observer Walter Vossler, never in his thirteen years' experience in taking the

daily weather observations, has he wit

nessed such phenomenal conditions for

March. The nearest approach, to this record breaking temperature was in 1907 when the thermometers registered

84 degrees. Mr. Vossler stated that the official records for Indiana dated back to 1884, but in all that time the mercury never soared up the tube in March as high as it did yesterday. It was positively hot yesterday. Persons were walking about the city, mopping their brows and carrying their coats just like it was summer. No straw hats were noticed on the streets but they would have been appropriate and the wearers doubtless would have been subjected to no ridicule whatever. Several of the thermometers on Main street in the sun registered as high as 100 degrees and some of them even went beyond this mark. , 1 .' ? It is somewhat cooler today, but even at that the liquid stood at 75 degrees at noon. Not a cloud in the sky and with the sun sTiining warm and brightly it is a beautiful day the kind of day that breeds the spring fever germ and causes that lazy feeling to steal over even the most energetically inclined.

Young Negro, While Operating

a Machine, Gets Skin Caught in Cogs. ACCIDENT A PECULIAR ONE WHILE AWAITING ARRIVAL OF PHYSICIAN, WOUND WAS EXPOSED TO DIRT AND GREASE, MAKING IT DANGEROUS.

TO ASSIST LIBERIA

President Taft Sends Communication to Congress on the Matter.

HIS RECOMMENDATIONS

In assisting in the operation of an electrical horse clipping machine, in

the barn of Charles Zuttermeister, 634 North Tenth street, yesterday afternoon, about 3 o'clock. Earl Gilmer, a twenty year old colored boy caught the skin of his right arm in .the cogs of the machine and it was necessary for the attending physician to release his arm by cutting off the skin, held in the cogs. The young man was taken to his home, 611 South Twelfth street, and, although he is resting easier, it is feared that the injury will give him much trouble, inasmuch as it was several minutes before the arrival of the physician and the dirt and grease in the machine filled the wounds. How Accident Happened. Gilmer had been working with the machine all afternoon and had his sleeves rolled up. He attempted to reach over the machine for some purpose and the skin on the right arm, between the wrist and the elbow, was caught in the cogs. Before he could pull his arm away or the inachine could be stopped, a large portion of the skin was firmly embedded in the cogs. It was impossible to release the young man from his painful position by taking apart the machine. Neither could the machine be' reversed in order to effect the release. The attending physician,, consequently had to free the arm by a surgical operation. A strip of skin about two in

ches wide and four inches long was cut away. After the wound had been washed, fourteen stitches were taken.

Young Gilmer, suffered from the

most excruciating pahr but did not faint. He yelled so loudly that his screams could be heard for a distance

of two or three squares.

(American News Service)

Washington, March 25. PresidenJ

i an loaay transmuted a vigorous

message to congress pleading for the

enactment into law of the recommen

dations of the Liberia commission for the financial, moral and physical support by the United States of the struggling black republic of Africa. Pointing out that the acquirement of Liberia by France or England would be acceptable to those countries, and that it is the only territory in Africa not already under foreign

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wuliui, me luuimiMiuu in a a era iue following recommendations: That the United States extend its aid to Liberia in the prompt settle

ment of pending boundary disputes; i enable Liberia to refund its debt byj assuming as a guarantee for the pay- j

ment of obligations under such arrangement the control and collection of the Liberia customs; lend its assistance to the Liberian government in the reform of its internal finances; also lend its aid to Liberia in organizing and drilling adequate constabulary or frontier police force; establish and maintain a reserve station, and reopen the question of establishing a naval coaling station in Liberia. Liberia, according to the report of the commission and memorandum by Secretary of State Knox, which accompanied the presidential message is in dire straits. It has appealed to this government.

CALL BALLIIIGER TO STAND TODAY

Attorney for Glavis Springs a Surprise When Hearing Was Resumed. WANTS TO PROVE LETTERS

MADE THEIR ESCAPE

Two Easthsn Patients Enjoyed Short Vacations Late Yesterday.

WOMAN IN SCANT ATTIRE

ATTORNEY FOR THE SECRETARY OF INTERIOR ENTERED AN OBJECTION AND A CONTROVERSY THEN ENSUED.

EASTER MARKETS. Home-made eatables by Luther League of Trinity church, South A Street Market House, tomorrow afternoon. 26-it

RUN OVER BY HORSE

Becoming frightened at the blowing off of steam at one of the packing plants on Liberty avenue, a horse belonging to Martin Rohe, ran for a distance of about two miles last evening before it was stopped at Tenth and South B streets, on the east side of Tenth street park. The runaway was remarkable in that Rohe was thrown out and run over but not hurt and Charles Clements, who was riding with Rohe, but stayed with the horse, riding a portion of the time on the shafts

was not injured beyond a few minor

scratches. The buggy was damaged

as was the harness, but not irrepara

bly. Rohe and Clements live south west of the city.

TO HAVE. BROODERY

The contract for the construction of a dam for the fish broodery, to be established on the farm of Robert Price, west of the city, has been given to John Long and he has promised to complete the work within the next

8c EACH 95c dozen

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15c dozen

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Cauliflower, Cucum- Head Lettuce, Curly hers, Fresh Toma- Lettuce, Red and toes, Carrotts. Spin- White Radishes, Bu aoh. Onions, Celery.

Jersey Sweets, Parsnips, Spring Onions, Fancy Queen Olives, bulk 20c Pt.

Chickens to Roast and Stew Try a slice of our Extra mild cure ham for your Sunday dinner. Fancy Norway Mack, Fresh Mackerel canned, Kipperd Herring, Smoked fat herring in bouillon, fine for lunch. Phone ordert carefully and promptly filled. y H. G. HADLEY Phone 2292 Successor to Dadley Bros. 10U MAIN ST.

ten days. The Wayne County Fish and Game , Protective Association which is establishing the broodery at

its own expense, expects to place

thousands of black bass minnows in the streams of the, county this spring.

The dam will ;oe two hundred feet long and at its base; which will be three feet below the surface; it will be eighteen inches thick, tapering up to the- top, which will be three feet above

the surface and will be twelve inches

thick. This dam will make a pond of a little less than an acre in area. At places the pond will be six feet deep.

VACATION NOW HERE

The seven months' district schools in the county closed today after a most successful term. In each of the schools, the teachers had prepared special exercises to commemorate the closing and at some the parents were present, large dinners being served. County superintendent C. W. Jordon has not received a report from the teachers as to the success of the term's work, but to the best of his knowledge it has been exceptionally good. There were 59 pupils to graduate from the Wayne township schools but the exercises will not be held until April 9. - . Teachers of the county whose . license expires this year and those who wish to teach school next year ? will take the required examination tomorrow at the office of county 'superintendent C. W. Jordan. .1 ,

(American News Service) Washington, March "Jo. When the Ballinger-Pinchot jolrft investigation committee resumed its session this morning. Attorney Brandeis. who represents L. R. Glavis, sprang a surprise by asking that Secretar Ballinger be summoned to appear this afternoon. Brandeis explained that be desired to prove certain letters, papers and other documents by the secretary. Attorney Vertrees, for Ballinger, entered an objection, declaring that Bal

linger was the person most interested and that he (Ventrees) ought to have discretion given him to call the Secre

tary when he saw fit to do so.

In reply to the question by Senator Sutherland of Utah, Brandeis admitted he regarded Ballinger as a material witness and would very likely question

him upon other matters than the documents referred to. "In other words." said Sutherland, "you wish to crossexamine him before he testifies on direct examination. "Well, I would not put It exactly that way;" replied Brandeis, "but Secretary Ballinger has indicated a willingness to appear before the commit

tee and testify at this time." After Brandeis had been given an opportunity to state why he wanted Ballinger to appear this afternoon the committee decided to dispense with the question of calling Ballinger in the executive session. Steven D. Birch, representative of the Alaska syndicate, who testified recently before the senate committee on territories to the effect that theGuggenheims bad an option on the Cunningham Coal claims In Alaska, was then called as a witness by Brandeis.

Taking advantage of an open door and the absence of the guard, a wom

an patient at Easthaven, aged about SO years, attired only in a night gown, escaped from the institution last evening about 9 o'clock. The woman was the second inmate to escape with

in twelve hours, the' other being Herbert Weed, of Delaware county, who

wandered off in the morning. Both of the patients have been caught how

ever, and returned to the hospital.

Weed, who is a privileged patient.

beins allowed the freedom of ( T

n.yAm tmWaA tk return for dinf :

yasterday and a search waa at c Instituted for him. He was fcni boat three - miles north of CenC -ville where he had wandered. 1

iuau lauecu 1 among the farmers by his queer v tions. . Th hnsnital authorities refuse .4

divulge the name of the woman w", escaped. She was found aboat tic miles west of the Institution

i this morninc while walking along X

j country road. No difficulty was J

;hending her as she offered bo rsV

tance. Oa account of the mildnessthe weather, the woman did not iV fer in the least from exposure t

cause oi ner scan aimc

Tfce Umh Ofls sMjr. " The orru around which U the , nmln. and neon which thr taeT

I modest lor tbetr waiter., to tb. eteatara, V ben th. functions cl to stomach biceeae t paired, ttoa bowela and Ihrar alao hecaa

ranged. To cure a aiwut et ue . TrrvT

welTa Syrap Papain at yonr lrurri'a- Xt ) , tha promptest raUal lor ceaeUpetioa as pcpaia ever compounded. .

You needn't oiler with tick headache, Indigestion, constipation or any other troubles artsins: from a disordered stomach. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin will cure yon and keep yoc well. Try it keep it on hand 'the year around.

COMMITTEE CHOSE!)

(American News Service) ' Washington, March 25. The House today elected a new committee on rules. Republican Dalzell, Smith (Iowa), Boutell, Lawrence, Fassett and Smith (Calf.);, Democrats Clark, Underwood, Dixon and Fitsgerald.

(American News, Service) Washington, .March 25. A new house rules committee was organized this afternoon. Dalzell was elected chairman, getting five votes to Clark's three.

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