Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 171, 27 April 1910 — Page 8

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twenty different planks bare been pro-

nosed. but until the members of the

resolutions committee are chosen tbis

afternoon no one will be able to make anything like a reliable forecast of the

liquor plank. It seems, however, that It has simmered down to one of two

propositions: .

1. A recommendation for a city and town local ontlon law. wblcb

ball not allow saloons in any town-

Ship wblcb does not contain an incorporated town or city. Strict regula

tion pf the saloon business will be an

other feature of this plank if It is

adopted.

, 2. No mention whatever of the

liquor Question.

: It was stated by a man who ought to know as much as anyone else about

what the platform may contain that these two Dronofsltlons are the ones

which are receiving serious consider

atlon- A large number of democratic

editors from all over the state are in

favor of leaving out all mention of the liquor business. They insist that the

party cannot gain anything by Insert

ing a ' liquor plank in its platform, while it might gain many votes by

taking the. position that the liquor

Question ' is settled and that it has

been taken out of politics. Hand of C. Fairbanks.

Several of the workers of the AntiSaloon league have been mixing among the delegates urging them to favor the idea of ignoring the liquor question. On the other hand, Joseph

13. Bell, of , this city, - attorney for ' Crawford Fairbanks, owner of the Ter-

re Haute Brewing company, has al

ready been chosen as the Seventh dis

trict's member of the platform com

mittee, and It is said that Bell will

favor a straight out plank declaring

for the repeal of the county option law. Therefore, It looks like there will be a bard fight over this question, no matter what else happens. The platform committee will meet tonight

to frame up the platform. Samuel M

Ralston, of Lebanon, Is the man who

Is engineerings the platform, and le is preparing the tentative draft of the

various planks. He will probably be

the chairman of that committee.

It is said that the platform will de

nounce republican extravagance in

both the state and the nation; will praise the administration of Governor

Marshall: declare' in favor of Gover

nor Marshall for the democratic nom

ination for president; declare In favor of an employers liability law; declare

In favor of better child labor laws;

declare in favor of better highway

laws; declare against trusts and monopolies and in favor of a tariff for

revenue only. ; Lamb Rooters Arrive.

Yesterday afternoon a. train load of John 13. Lamb rooters from Terre Haute, arrived in the city to boost

his candidacy for United States sena

tor. They came with a brass . band

and marched behind It from the union

station to the Denlson hotel, owned

by Tom Taggart, and there Lamb

made a red hot speech, denouncing Taggart and boosting himself for sena

tor.

A dlspatoh from Washington yester

day said that Edwin M. Lee. chairman .of the republican state committee.' bad arrived there for a confer

ence with President Taft on the Indi

ana political situation. He did not say

he was there for that purpose, but it waa learned that such was his pur

pose. . v.

It is known that before he started

for Washington, Chairman Lee obtain

ed expressions from many of the lead

ing republicans of the state In regard

" to the present situation. He took

One Sure Sign of tair Spring; ilblo Hill UAUAbtb

A Circus Is Coming to Town Soon

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Claiming that he was so badly in

jured tn a wreck on the C, C and L.

on September 29, 1909 as to incapacitate him from performing manual labor. Orvllle W. Mains, of Hamilton,

Ohio, formerly a fireman - In the employ of the company, has brought suit for $5,000 damages against James P. Goodrich, receiver for the C, C. and

L. railroad company. Mains , Injured In a collision between tv.o

freight cars between. Brighton and

Summit: He was badly scalded by es

caping steam.

Hurrah!!! ' ' In the midst of snow storms, ice cutting, fruit crop failures and? postponed - base ball games, there appears.

like a searchlight in a fog, one sign of spring to convince one In this locality that such' a season Is really a possibility for the near future. , , " "

Omer G. Wbelan, a grain dealer, informed a Palladium reporter thla. morning that the .Kobinson circus was

booked to show here on May 12. " - ' .r?. ' - -

That's the sign, ' 5 i' 5 You know hippos, red lemonade, blonde bareback riders and pickpockets are synonymous with gentle spring.

Avaunt base coal dealer! Hail sweet iae wagon! -

Distributors for the Krell Auto

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The Unbridgsd Channel.

The teacher asked the boy in the geography class whose French grammar Is the one bane of bis life: ( "What separates France fromEng-

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The irregular verbs." answered the boy earnestly.

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Reports of Quarterly Meetings Heard at South Cth St. Church Tuesday.

DISCUSS LAYMEN'S MOVE

Watson's before buying Pianos else

where. See page 8.

The board of Foreign Missions of the South Eighth Street Friends' church met yesterday and reports were beard

from various quarterly meetings, -in-

elndinr Winchester. Portland. White

water. Cincinnati. New Garden. Dublin

and Franklin. . A short address on the laymen's movement was delivered by Charles Tebbetts, secretary of the Friends' American hoard of Foreign

Missions.

The mission work in Mexico is In a flourishing condition according to a re

port read by MrsK Phariba Stephens at the meeting yesterday. Mrs. Stephens Is secretary of the field committee in

charge of the mission work in Mexico,

She stated that 41 members were taken

In at a recent annual meeting.For the purpose of drawing up reso

lutions on the death of Dr. W. a. Tay

lor of Cincinnati and Urs. Jennie Cray of Winchester, both of whoa were

prominent' members of tin board.' an committee was appointed yesterday by

the .board. ...

Turn to page 8- 8m tho Piano Ad.

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Fireworks You Can and Cannot Use July, 4 - Councilman Bartel, a Fireworks Dealer, Will Have His "Sane Fourth" Ordinance Up , for Passage Next Monday.

Richmond will only be following in

the footsteps of other cities. If the ordinance regulating the -sale of fireworks and necessarily making the celebration of Independence Day safe and sane. Is passed Monday evening, at which time

it will come up for final reading. An

effort will be made to defeat tbis meas

ure, which Councilman bartel, a dealer

has so far engineered, but as public

sentiment here is like it is elsewhere, it

is believed by the supporters of the bill, that it will be passed. ,

Mr. Bartel "was asked today what

other cities had been doing to promote

a safe and sane celebration and he brought out a lot of correspondence which he has had with city officials of Eastern and Middle Western cities.

The movement was launched in th e

eastern cities several years ago and within the last year, has been taken up by. the largest municipalities. In Indiana and Ohio the movement did not gain impetus until tbis year.

The Proposed Ordinance. ' In both Indianapolis and Dayton,

Ohio, severe penalties are provided for

failure to comply with the'ordinances.

In comparing, the proposed ordinance

to govern the celebration in this city,

July 4, with the Indianapolis and Day

ton, Ohio sections of ordinances, very little difference in the varieties of dangerous fireworks, on which a ban is

placed, is detected. The local ordi

nance in full, is as follows:

"Section 1. Be it ordained by ' the

common council of the city of Rich

mond, Indiana, that no person, firm or corporation, shall, within the city of

man, heavenly twins, peacock plumes, sparkling gems, kissing bug,; wonder torches, snakes' nests, snakes in the grass, wind mills, Japanese sun wheels, surprise boxes, silver Vesuvius fountains, searchlight, magic fountains, - Japanese acrobats, flying bomb, maltese cross, eagle sreamiers, sky Bcrapers, brilliant fountain, aerial wizard, tri-colored torches, dragon flyers, skip Jack, bjue devils, Illuminated

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Richmond, sell, offer for sale, or have

these expressions to Washington with in his or its possession or custody, any

him and will lay them before the grasshopper5 fireworks, spitdevils, sky

president

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rockets, paper caps, toy pistols, cannon

crackers, more than six inches long

and one inch through, blank cartridges, blank cartridge pistols or repeating canes. 1 . "Section 2. No person or persons shall fire or explode any grasshopper fireworks,, spitdevils, sky rockets, paper cans, toy pistols, cannon crackers, more -than six inches long and one inch through, blank cartridges, blank car

tridge pistols, repeating canes or can

nons or piping filled with powder,

within the said city of Richmond.

"Section 3. Any 4 person violating

any of the provisions of tbis ordinance

shall, upon conviction thereof; be fin

ed In any sum not exceeding twenty five ($25.00) dollars.

"Section 4, : This ordinance shall take effect and be in force from and after its .passage - and publication for two consecutive weeks, once each week

in the Richmond Palladium and Sun-

Telegram newspaper." , . For Civic. Celebrations.

Mr. Bartel will also introduce an

amendment which will not prevent the city or any organisation from giving celebrations, in which It might be de-

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fountains, pearl shower comets, electric flowers, Mount Vesivius, jeweled jets.

scorpion nest, searchlight batteries.

gatling batteries, cracker Jack, Eme

rald showers, Japanese wheel, harle

quin, fountain batteries, navy batteries, one shot canes, sparklers, one, two, three, four, five, six inch crackers and

torpedos. , , ,

Oldest dealers of pianos in Indiana.

See the advertisement on page 8. S. P. Watson & Son - ". - -

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His amendment

is as follows: ' , "That nothing in this ordinance contained shall be construed as to prohibit the board of public works or the mayor of this city from granting special privilege at some large gathering in the city, providing said ; celebration shall be in charge of adults." . .Fireworks Permitted.. Mr. Bartel was asked to prepare a list of varieties of display and noise making fireworks, which would not be eliminated by tbe passage of the foregoing ordinance. His list in full. Is as follows: Colored Roman candles, colored fires, red, blue, green, white and gold, triangle wheels, vertical wheels, prismatic fountains ', golden spray wheels, gol&en fountains, crimson fireflies.' flying devil, jniniature red torch, yellow jacket, humming fire tops, monitor batteries, flying Dutch-

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