Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 241, 8 July 1910 — Page 4
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RICHMOND, INDIANA "PANIC PROOF CITY"
. Has a population of fl.vM and at growing;. It la tha county at of Wayna County, and tho tradln canter of a, rich agrrl aultural community It la loJatod dua oaat from Indlanap la t mllaa and mllaa from tha atate Una. Richmond la a alt of homaa and of Industry. Primarily, a nanufactartng city, It la also tha Jobbing center of Eastern Indiana and enjoya tha retail trad of tha populous coraraua Ity for miles around. Richmond Is proud of Ita apUndld streets, well kept farda, ita cement eldewalaa and beautiful shade tres. It has t national banks, t truat comranis and 4 building aasocla lona with combined reaoureaa at aver l.000.000. Number of factorl in capital Invested T, 000.000. with an annual out pat of ltT.000.000, and a pay roll of 13.700.000. The total pay roll for tho city amounta to approximately M.S00.000 annually. There are flvo railroad com ran lea radiating In eight different dlrectlona from tha city, fneomlng freight handled dally. I. TIO.OOO lbs.: outgoing freight bandied dally. 7(0.000 lbs. Tard facilities, per day 1.700 eara. Number of paasanger J rain dally, a. Number of relght trains dally T7. Tha annual ao-t office recelpta amount" to 110,000. Total asaesned valuation of the city. 111,000.000. Richmond hae two Interwrban railway Three newapapera with a combined circulation of II, 000. Richmond la tha great eat hardware fobbing center In tha atata, and only second In Knaral jobbing Intaroata. It a a plane factory producing a high grade plana every IS minutes, it la tha leader la tha manufacture of traction enrtass. an4 producea mora threshing machines, lawn mow era. roller skate, grain drills and burial caskete than any titer city In tha world. Tha alty'a araa la t.0 aoreat baa a court house coating IS00. HO; 10 publlo schools and haa tho f Ineat and moat complete high school In tho middle west nder construction; S parochial achoota: Karl hem college and the Indiana Business College; five splendid fire companies in fir. hose houses; Olan Miller park, tha largeat and most beautiful park In Indiana, tha llama of Rlehmond'o annual ehautauqua: seven hotels; municipal olectrlo light plant us dor successful operation, end a private eleetrlo light plant In fearing competition: the oldeat publlo library In tha state, a rapt one. nnd tha aocond largest 40.000 volumes: pure, refreshing water, unsurpassed: 41 miles of Improved etreets: 40 mllaa of awrs: SI miles of cement curb and gutr combined: 40 mllea f cement walk, and many mllea of brick walks. Thirty churches. Including tha Raid Memorial, built at a cast of 1110.000: Raid Memorial Has. nltal. ana of tha most modem in tha state: T. M. C. A. build tug. erected at a coat of 1100.000. one of the finest In the slot. Tho aimieement center of Raat am Indiana and Weatern Ohio. No city of the else of Rich mend holda a fine an annual art eahlblt Tha Richmond Pall Peettval held each October la valine, no other city holda a similar affair. It la given In tba Interest of tho city and financed bv the business men. Surceaa awaiting anyone with nterprleo In tho Panlo Proof City.
MASONIC CALENDAR. Friday. July 8 King Solomon's Chapter No. 4, R. A. M. Stated meet-is.
"Are you' In favor of free woolT" - "Are you ta favor of free Iron and steel? "Do you believe that the high prices for farm products are caused by the Payne tariff law? "If so, do you favor free farm products? Those are the questions that Paul Howland. member of Congress from the Twentieth Ohio District put to Governor Harmon before he launched himself as sn open and avowed candidate for the nomination of the Democratic party to be President When the questions were asked that gentleman had not made his debut in the flirtation for that high office. He indicated that be would answer those questions In the Democratic State Convention of Ohio. There they did not appear. What purported to be an answer to those four questions occurred In such lucid language as this: "The voters of the country have often been Imposed .on by tariff taxes levied ostensibly for public revenue, but really for private profit. But they were never before fooled by a promise of substantial reductions of these taxes broken in their faces as soon as the votes were secured. A power so Insolent In Its control of the law-making powers must be overthrown without delay, and will be, if the American people have not lost their spiritThere can be no relief as long as the interests which profit tbrough tariff laws are allowed to frame them, as thus far they have always done. It has just been shown, in the most striking way, that these have complete command of the Republican party as an organization. Insurgency is merely, a protest They scoff at it The only agency by which they can be dislodged is the Democratic party." We have little kick coming about the hard words said against the Payne-Aldrlch tariff. As everyone above the age of puppyhood knows that little manipulation for the extortion of moneys t? pay dividends on watered stock was accomplished by Republican standpatters and Democratic Standpatters. Greed knows no party. The memory of the seventeen Democratic senators who came harnessed with all the bells on them ready to ride the elephant with Aldrlch on the howdah does not impress us with the sincerity of Harmon's words when he says "The only agency by which the- can be dislodged is the Democratic party." ' "Insurgency Is merely a protest He might just as well have said: "INDIVIDUAL HONESTY OF MEN REGARDLESS OF PARTY MA k CHINES is merely a protest." OF COURSE IT WAS A PROTEST. IT IS A PROTEST WHICH THEY BACKED UP WITH THEIR VOTES IN DEFIANCE OF PARTISAN GRAFT AND GREED. THAT IS THE WORK OF THE INSURGENTS.
WAIIT WATER-WAY ST. PAUL TO GULF Big Meeting of Upper Mississippi River Association in St. Paul Next Week.
WILL COST 20 MILLIONS
For our part we see little difference between Democratic Standpatters like Harmon who dares not answer even the four questions of Paul Howland lest he lose the backing of the Interests. WE PREFER THE FRANKNESS OF SENATOR BEVE RIDGE: "Both parties denounce socialism; yet the wrongs to the people which art defended In the name of party, In the name of the constitution, even In the nam of liberty itself, are doing more for socialism than all tha orators and writers that socialism puts In the field. Both parties are guilty equally. It Is a question between partlaanehip and citizenship. Partisanship la worthy only when guided by eitlzenahlp. It la a hard fight and It arises In many ways."
TWINKLES
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON. Uses ef Adversity. "Fortunately, seasickness never hurts anybody." "On the contrary," replied Miss Cayenne, "it has probably saved lives.
A young man who Is seasick can't rock the boat."
customs people . when you came home?" "Yes," replied Mrs. Cumrox. "That horrid appraising person insinuated that some of the things we brought over weren't worth as much as we paid for them!"
PROMINENT LEADERS IN CONGRESS WILL BE PRESENT TO DISCUSS GIANT PROJECT WITH MINNESOTA CAPITALISTS.
St Paul.. Minn., July 8. With the hope of ultimately getting the channel of the Mississippi deepened to the Gulf of Mexico, the Upper Mississippi River Improvement association will meet in St Paul July 12-13 and discuss plans for bettering the big "Father of Waters" from St. Paul to the mouth of the Missouri, just north of St. Louis. Champ Clark, minority leader in the national house of repre
sentatives, will head a delegation of congressmen and senators who will attend ' the meeting and it is possible
that "Uncle Joe" Cannon may also at
tend.
The rivers and harbors bill passed by the recent congress appropriated $500,000 for the improvement of tho
Upper Mississippi, and from the sundry civil act there will be another
$500,000, making $1,000,000 in all available for the upper part of the
stream. Even the million dollar mark
must be considerably exceeded, how
ever, if the project of the corps of Un
ited States engineers, for a six foot channel, free of sand bars and protected by wing dams is to be finished within the next twelve years. The
present congress in passing the river
and harbor bill has given Its indorse
ment to that project, though it left to
future sessions the appropriation of
most of the money. Will Cost $20,000,000.
Four years ago this project was taken up and It is estimated that such a
channel as the United States engineers
want will require all told, $20,000,000.
With the $1,000,000 that has been ap
propriated, to be expended this year,
the engineers will have had 12,500,000 for the project, leaving $17,500,-
000 to be obtained from future con gresses.
Wing dams, however, are no new thing on the Upper Mississippi,
though the six foot channef project, a
comparatively new enterprise, could
not possibly be carried out without Buch dams.- Most of the summer river
tourists who see these great piles of
stone, extending in parallel lines almost out to the middle of the river, giving with the shores to which they extend, forms like huge combs, the dams representing the teeth, do not know that these wing dams are absolutely necessary to the navigation of
' Envy. De honey bee don' have to wait Fob sugar Turn de shelf. He roam aroun fum morn till lato An' simply help hisself. De Ughtnln bug don' need to trade Foh oil to make a light He hab his lantern ready-made When he goes out at night. De caterpillar needn' tote No shabby clothes aroun. He hab a fur-trimmed overcoat Dat fits him to de ground. De ol' mosquito wasn born To labor or to fight He carries his own dinner horn To fit his appetite. I hates to see dem critters shirk, A-livln by delr wits. . When we all human folks mus' work Foh everything we gits!
Read His Mind. "What are yon fining me for?" asked the unlucky ball played. "I never said' a word." "That's all right," replied the umpire. "I'm a telepathist"
A New Humiliation. "Did you have any trouble with the
Comparisons. This world is like an orange round They told us in our lessons past We wish with feelings most profound That it were like a snow ball vast
Egotism. "Why do you carry a lantern In your quest of that rare specimen, an honest man?" "Merely to be original," replied Diogenes. "Ordinarily a man engaged in such a search thinks all he 'needs Is a looking glass.
Fool's gold Is the popular name applied to a group of minerals known to mineralogists as pyrites, and which are often mistaken for gold ore.
Action
"Successful merchandising simply means keeping your stocks moving all the time. Action is the life of business. -1 Marshall Field.
To advertise is to tell about your business. To tell about your business is to attract trade. If you attract people to your business you should have little difficulty in turning over your stocks. ' The most effective way to tell about your business is through newspaper advertising. The paper which thoroughly and effectively covers this district which furnishes Richmond trade is THE PALLADIUM. Not to tell about your business is INACTION. - . "ACTION," says Marshall Field, "IS THE LIFE OF BUSINESS."
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the river, as they keep the main current in one portion of the river bed, preserving a deep channel where sand bars cannot collect because the movement of the water is too strong. The government has been constructing these wing dams to a greater or less extent during the past thirty years, and has spent about $10,000,000 on such work including the dredging out of sand bars. By a six foot channel
the engineers do not merely mean one that has an average depth of 6 feet. It is to be at least 6 feet below the low water mark everywhere during the entire season of navigation. This will
require about twice as many wing
dams as there are now between St.
Paul and Winona and about three
times the present number between Winona and the Missouri river.
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The Rev. T. H. Kuhn Holds Services at Home of the Dead Auto Racer.
KILLED AT THE SPEEDWAY
Flarvelons Cures. Soon The Wilt W Sm Mm RheauM : . tla-a Mm Htofcraoaa, tm. . Since Leo H. Flhe was fortunate tnoush to secure the agency for Rheu- ,- ma,' many sufferers from Rheumatism aro driving" the poisonous uric acid from the system. There - seems to b. no good reason why every sufferer should not . try
Rheuma when Leo H. Flhe guarantees it to cur Rheumatism or money back;
and tho price is only 50c a bottle.
Read what this woman who suffered 20 yeara says: "For 0 years I suffered with Rheumatism and could get no relief until I tried Rheuma on the advice of others who had used It , I could scarcely do my housework. I am now able to do anything, thanks to Rheuma." Mrs. Herbert Mason. East Aurora, N. Y. Get Rheuma today. One dose Willi Klve you confidence, A week's treatment and you'll know you're on tho rlgnt track at last. Mail orders filled by Rheuma Co., 1000 West Ave... Buffalo. N. Y.
of the Rev, Kuhn. One year ago the Rev. Kuhn preached the funeral of Claude Stella, the racer who was killed -in the first serious accident at the Speedway.
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JORDAN. r.lT.lANUS & DLANCDARD FUNERAL DIRECTORS & Er.10ALT.IERS. TELEPHONE 2178. PARLORS 1014 MAIN ftT. Automobile Service for Calls Out of City. Privata- Chapel and Ambulance.
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Perfect cream and egg beaters and mayonnaise mixer. The most simple and practical 'beater on the market. One hand operates the Perfect by simply giving the handle an up and down stroke. It does the work quicker and confines the beating at the bottom of the bowl, thus avoids the splashing and spattering. See it in our East window at I Oc each.
-NOTION PEPAKTRflEIW'
Few women speak of a train start
ing slightly off the even hour, as the 3:02 train, for example, or the 3:12.
Three" will do. It bothers a man a
heap to go hunting for a 3 o'clock
train, by feminine directions, when it is a 3:12 train. Por some women "3" will do for the 2:54 train: it's near
enough. Then the man, following feminine directions, unless he is on his guard against these pitfalls, is lost Probably if it weren't for his business training, which teaches a man that 3:02 is not 3, not 3:01, not 3:01, not 3:01, but 3:02. he'd be better natured about women's time schedules. Boston Post.
The Rev. Thomas H. Kuhn of this city today preached the funeral of Thomas iKncaid, the automobile driver who was killed while testing a car at the Indianapolis Speedway on Wednesday. The funeral was held at the family home in Hamilton county. Kincade's father is a personal friend
California has been first in tho field to recognise tho value of seaweed. San Francisco ships annually to China $100,000 worth. This article is a good winter food for oxen, sheep and pigs. In bad . times in Ireland it forms a staple food for the peasantry of the west coast. Some of tha beneficent preparations in use today from seaweed are iodine and bromine, from which we get acid and the iodide of sodium, mercury, potassium, magnesium, and calcium. From seaweed also are extracted coloring matters. Boston Globe.
Mrs. Harborough Sherard a Virginia woman, who now lives In England, has 'formed an association of young people interested in birds called the Uncle Dick society. The purpose of the society is to furnish food and water for wild birds especially when provisions are scarce.
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