Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 357, 1 November 1910 — Page 3
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REPOHTAS FALSE Says He Never Stated the Vcrst Republican Better than Best Democrat.
Tins nicnxxoxD paijldium ani sux-texegiiam. Tuesday, November 1, ioio.
Sons of Former Governor Ford Were Hung For Horse Thefts
OPENS INDIANA CAMPAIGN
EX40VERNOR , DURIIN MAKES ATTACK ON ROOSEVELT BUT HIS CHARGES WERE GREETED . WITH DEEP SILENCE.
Mlshawaka. .Ind., Nor. 1. Senator
Cummin began a (our daya' tour of Indiana yesterday afternoon at Plymouth, where he apoke to a fair-sized
audience.' He addressed an audience of more than 1,000 here last night.
la both speeches he made a powerful
appeal for the re-election of Senator
BeTerlda-e. With reference to his re
cent speech at Chicago he said: "Democrats of Chicago have charg
ed me with stating before the Hamilton Club, of that city, when I talked
there last week, that the worst Republican Is better than the best Democrat. I brand that story as being absolutely without foundation. It would
hare been impossible for me to hare uttered a sentiment of that charac
ter.
"What I did say was that there are certain great and vital things which
this country must do in the very near future which the Democratic party, with Ha history. Us, party record. Its
creeds and platforms, is utterly incapable of doing. . t Praise for the G. O. P.
"J aay thla with the greatest respect toward the Individual members ofthat party, rendering the same tribute to honesty and loyalty which all bear to
oar great country. We Republicans have make some mistakes, but I would rather place my confidence in the pos
sibility of correcting these mistakes
A Coming Gennett Attraction
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Wellington, Kas, Nov. l.Could organized In this county in 1S71, and j the occupant of a grave oa a lonely j jed. by Jim Hamilton, later state treaa- j hill mi th Ctaikankia river a few miles I i 1 , ra steaKn? for I
north of Caldwell speak, or could the !
years roll backward and lift the veil that shrouds the mysteries of an Impromptu execution of three-men, for
horse stealing and let these men rise from their resting places in the old grave yard at Wellington and talk, the identity and the fate of two sons of
the late ex-Governor ora or luinois, about whom there has been a lot of. questioning recently would . be explained. In the one Instance a lone horsethief known as Tom Smith was overtaken while being brought to Welling
ton by a posse .from Caldwell and hanged to a tree in Ryland's, grove, then a favorite resting place for travelers on the banks of the Chikaskia river. He was Tom Ford, an alleged son of the then ex-governor of Illinois. He was positively identified. . ' In the case of the other Ford, who was christened SewalL and who was Charley Smith among his acquaintances, there was-" triple lynching at
the south limit , of Wellington. . Bill Brooks, an outlaw, and Charles Hasbrook, a young attorney, being hanged
with him. This lynching was done by men from Wellington, and at least one of them is alive and lived - here, a wealthy man. Another died in the soldiers' home at Leavenworth a short timeago. The trio was hanged for stealing horses and Smith was ' posi
tively identified as Sewall Ford. He was a younger brother of the - man who had been hanged alone. The Ford boys who were members of a band of ruffians and thieves known as "Prairie Riders." which stole cattle and horses at wllL The Vigilantes.
a while. The Sons of a Governor. Relatives have been writing . to the early settlers in Wichita to know of the "finish" of the Fords. Some es
tate has fallen to the heirs of ex-Gov.
Ford, and affidavits 'as to the sons are
necessary. Tnese can oe supplied oy
Frank Henderson, a ' former sheriff.
The letters have found their way into
the papers and have been given wide circulation, reviving the tales of the border days when Wellington was a
stage headquarters and Caldwell was
filled with a dangerous and reckless bunch of men. The Fords found their way into Wichita and joined the "Prairie Riders." They rode wild over the country steal
ing cattle and horses ' and driving them to the railroads where , they sold them. : The elder Ford strayed as far as Caldwell in 1S71 and stole a horse. He was caught and was given into the hands of George ? Freeman who started for Wellington with him.
As they passed Curley " Marshall's saloon Ford, who had a few dollars, said: y . "Let's go in and spend this for drinks. I won't live to spend it for anything else." He knew that , no trial was necessary to convict him. He had been an old offender and he realized that his time bad come. , Freeman accommodated his prisoner, who was in irons,
and l ora witn tne nonchalance or a wine agent, waved everybody to the bar. He had no trouble spending his
few dollars.
. DONT BE OBSTINATE. , To contend for the right is one thing: to contend for one's own way in getting thff right done is quite another. The man who sees the right end to be gtined and hirsts that none but right means shall be used can still yield g-acefuHy in all sorts of minor matters and welcome every suggestion from oihers instead of antagonizing them. -
PAGE THREE.
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i whom. cetortiiii to . Itarari &na iu
Mrs. Austins Buckwheat Flour gives
the real genuine old time Ilavor. j ..fhva!n Kro:u Within. the nngllsb. aro r 4 ' . . . - . - a.
fhf worst': o'tTencers. ' uave
Knew Him. He was looking for a rich wife aild thoucht be was on the trail. "I love you." he said in soft, warm tones, "more than 1 oau teil in ivord." "You'd better try figures " she replied roldly, for sbe was u so Rretui as she looked. '
MRS. FI8KE IN "BECKY SHARP."
Senator Cummins men ( oegan u He wa8 to have eaMlon of what he hUT to be the senator Cummina on three cardinal Issues of the present but ,n vlew of nlg campaign from a progressive .land- J ".rjc,. are not In
had the people of this country lined up aolldly behind him there never was a man who had the masses so completely behind him and it is only
- . . . Z. i ,i 4k.fi short time ago tuai nuuoercn uubr the grand old party Itself than thel fc courtshope of convertln the Democratic gto5 tSS to Roosevelt was leaders from the present errors or rece,yed m Bllence- The fitate Comtheir ways. ih.. -.in nn hnnk nurbin for more
nenaior ummma lucB -. he8 Hfl wa8 to have accom
lmIu aar svaa wimutw wn rasa a im - . .
nis tour
declara
nt, vi. ..ralr.i ara Tint in demand
a av. vm.Aaa AAHftMaa MAarmra.
S S uTTtt nrtor headauarters
clarinc that It would be an inexcusable plunder to deny that there are serious differences among Republicans as to whether the tariff was revised In accordance with platform pledgee, ne said that he was one of those Senators who did not hesitate whether in Congress or elsewhere to criticise the Payne-Aldrich law and to condemn certain provisions in their proposed act for further control of the railroad. '
FIIID A HARD WOOD It Was Discovered in Philippines and Used to Build ' Emperor's Tomb.
DUR BIN'S ATTACK MM I ' aassTBa M ist On Roosevelt Stirs Indiana Republic cane Shelved Speaker. Indianapolis. Irfd., Nov. 1. Former
. Governor Durbln has created a politl
IS NOW
BEING EXHIBITED
San Antonioi-Tex., Nov. 1. A new
hard wood, very heavy and heretofore
that each one will be well satisfied of having seen one of the best performances ever seen In this city by a popular price company. The play was secured for Miss La Porte this season
from Miss Addle Caldwell, at a very high royalty, and so wejl did it suit
Miss La Porte she has been using it all season as her opening play. Between the acts there will be a num
ber of high class vaudeville acts that
will Include Miss La Porte and Joe
McEnroe in a number of new acts.
and the Bothwell's clever vaudeville
IPAIR OF CRUTCHES
Belonging to Col. Mosby, Famous Cavalry Leader, Presented to Museum.
WAS WOUNDED MANY TIMES
Washington, Nov. 1. Colonel John
S. Mosby. famous cavalry leader of the confederacy, has presented to the TT.Ual Ct.ls. nnttrinal milRAlim the
team in many of their own original crutches, wh'ich he used when acts. Ladies 111 be admitted free ounded durlng tne cM1 war. They tonight under the usual conditions if . lave Delonging to
$6,000
A DAY PAID
seats are reserved and paid for be
fore 6 p. m. Miss LaPorte's engagement is for one week only.
his father.
These crutches were twice in the headquarters of General Robert E.
Lee, and. on each occasion under the arms of Mosby. When Colonel Mos
by alighted from an ambulance and
hobbled toward headquarters on
crutches. General Lee came out in
-ii k niMniv riticizlnr for-(unknown in this country and tne
mr President Roosevelt during a Orient, will be on exhibition at the
speech at Franklin. Trans-Mississippi Commercial con tuv.. -AA-A .i.nirioanc to hia re- a-ress. which meets in annual conven
marks Is the fact that they were made tlon here November 22-25. This wood I- naaanea of Olfford PlnchoL had Its first demonstration recently
v Is-aa vim .ith . vimmn. at. I at Pekln. China. The Chinese gov
a. ... ,k. in.,aiti mnA that Twir. 1 ernment wanted a durable hard wood
IHK IVVIi iu. . I . . . K- -m,iA
bin came direct from a visit to Fresi- 01 greai wiuy, dent Taft at Washington to make his take a high polish for the huilding af soeech the Mansoleum for the dead Emperor, We'are Ulklng too much. We are Jwang Su. Wood experts received saying unjust and unkind things need- samples of mahogony, ebony and varllesaly. Why, we are attacking the ous other woods from different coun- ... tt i. . ia.iv m that amp tries and amone the samples was
cwuia i w i . - . . .
courts were atUcked by a man who some neavy pagaepu. vu uuio
tne new wooa. iuo ner
At the Arcade. "Aeroplanes in flight and construc
tion Tuesday. The first part of the
picture shows the works at Hammond-
port, N. where the famous Curtiss company with General Longstreet and
flyers are made, 'i ne visuors are laa- introduced Longstreet to Mosby.
en on a tour, through the machine Then, eying the crutches. General room, where skilled mechanics are Lee Bald: "The only fault I like to working on the various parts of the fln)j jth your conduct Colonel Mosby frame. Thence to the, wood turning j8 tnat you are always getting woundroom, where a man is busily engaged ed
In cutting with a band saw the mys- -j-he crutches are plainly made, contic curves of the propeller. Next we gating of unvarnished sticks of wood see how the covering is put on the fitted 'Info arm-bars at the top and
frame laced on, In fact, with thongs
stitched through brass eyelets set in the edge of the canvas and through holes pierced In the frame work of
the ailerons. Having seen the various parts in the course of construction we are permitted to watch them assemble a complete machine, tightening the wire
one of them , is covered with calico fitted over padding. ,The padding is worn off the other crutch. ,f" On one crutch is a metal plate bearing the words: "John S. Mosby. 1863-1864." Wrapped around the crutches which are tied together Is a sheet of paper
on which in the handwriting of Col.
The reports of the Relief Depart
ments of the Pennsylvania Railroad
system issued today, show that dur
ing the month of September, 1910, an average of over $6,000 per day was
paid in benefits to employes of the company or their families. Since these departments for both the lines
east and west of Pittsburg were es tableshed the amount paid out in bene fits has reached a total of $29,193,356, 35.
On the lines East of Pittsburg and
Erie during the' month of September payments to the amount of $115,876.31 were made by the Relief Fund. In
benefits to the families of members who died, $36,240.16 were paid, while
to members incapacitated for worR
the benefits, amounted to $79,636.15,
The total payments on the lines east of Pittsburg since the Relief Fund was established in 1886 have amounted to $21,252,182.89. ' In September, the Relief Fund of
the Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburg paid out a total of $68,258.66, of which $30,566.66 were for the families of members who died, and $37,692.00 for members unable to 'work. The sum of $7,941,173.46 represents the total payments of the Relief Fund of the Pennsylvania lines west since it was established in 1889.
There is urgent need
of a clean, healthy condition of the teeth. Did you ever
realize that your mouth was the gateway of your body and that the teeth are the guards in the gateway ? Do you know that one's health is never better than his teeth ? It is a fact. LISTEN!
When the numerous bacteria ol the mouth
begin to multiply, due to unclean conditions rendering the mucous membrane susceptible to specific fever germs, you swallow these germs every minuto end infect your digestive organs. No wonder stomach troubles result.
If you ore seeking good health the FIRST i
thing to do is to keep your month im hygienic condition disinfected with the
well-known meuth antiseptic t
toM. t:e says, -that one iuii ring ciosn to Gibraltar is practloa'.ly kept going by the EnsMsh spectators. I know that relish uiea aud English women In scores ml . hundreds . every year, some of them ardent supporters at honia of the Society For the rreventio: of Cruelty to Animals, make a point when they coma to Spain of golas to so be show, ' Eighty -five thousand square miles of land are drained by Lake Superior,
ALL THIS WEEK Dainty Lice laPortc TonlQht Ao Outcast's ttcassce" 10. 0. SO-Dally MaM?e.l
aicd for this purpoco for ovor 63 jours. S0Z0D0NT TOOTH POWDER
OR
S0Z0D0NT TOOTH PASTE
Free from the harmful ingredients found in many dentifrices, gives the
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The Flower Shap 1015 Mala SL Plum 1CJJ
Gel Measured Now For ttiat New Tailor-Made Soil al Woolley'9, 918 Main
See the Improved Kitchen Cabinets at DUNHAM'S Furniture Store 627-629 Main SI?
(hcrantccdlo
Cere Rhematfan
Amaalnt Results From "D-M-P."
was se
lected and In September of this-year
50,000 tons were shipped from the forests In the Philippine Islands to China to be used in building the emneror's tomb. The trees for the Man
soleum pillars are 45 inches In diameter and 60 feet high. The pillars weigh 7 tons. The structure, completed, will cost about $2,000,000. The wood Is nearly as heavy as Iron and will sustain a fine polish. The
fact that it will be used almost entirely In the construction of Jwang Su's Mansolenm and the cost of the tomb indicates the precious quality of the wood. The Dowareg empress ts to interested in the discovery that she has made known her desire that her own
Mansoleum be constructed of the same
wood. John S. Hord, president of
the Spanish-Phlllplno Bank of Manila, will bring samples of the wood to San Antonio. Advices from Manila state
that the pagat-pat has already proved so valuable as a building material that
it U probably destined to be a great
American export commodity.
j stays, fastening the little pneumatic Mosby is the following statement
tired wheels in place, mounting the These crutches were made for me powerful motor, and finally we have a during the war by a slave namedd view of this wonderful air craft ready i8aac, who belonged to my 'father, to carry its human' freight at terrific yey were first used in August, 1863, speed through miles and miles of when I went home, wounded. My space at almost any altitude up to a mother kept them for me, and I again point where the aviator freezes in the U8ed them in September, 1864, and
Take "D-M-F" tor any case of rheumaUsm, . gout. lumbago or neuralgia, no matter bow chronic or serious, or in what form. Now Is the best time to do It. Ton will .marvel at the quick result, and yon will be cured. It Is
aaallT assimilated by the
At Local Theaters
rarefed atmosphere.
Then we are shown with what
speed the machine can be dismounted and packed in four trunks ' for ship
ment. While thousands have seen aeroplanes in night probably only a
few are familiar with the seeming frail construction of these wonderful
flying machines. In spite of their light construction however, they are carefully made as will be seen In this
picture and the proof of it lies in the fact that a man can project himself into space by means of a few yards of canvas and a wooden fan.
The picture ends with some marvel
ous stunts in flying by Mr. Ely and
"Bud" Mars, the latter performing his hurdle jumping trick and taking several hair- raising dips which Hamilton made famous at the aviation grounds at Mineola.
In view of the widespread interest in aviation this tlm should be particularly timely and interesting In all parts of the country- Another picture will show a comic aeroplane in action. It's a scream.
December 1864.. JOHN S. MOSBY.
Mrs. Fiske.
Mrs. Fiske, whose position as Am
erica's representative dramatic artist
weakest I Is beyond dispute. Is to appear as at
.tiaH at arstem. and contains no I ready announced at the Gennett. Sat-
opiates. chlorsiL narcotics or danger- urday, November 12. in her famous ous Ingredients whatever. characterisation of "Becky Sharp." Tha anooaan of -D-M-F has been Mrs. Flske's "Becky Sharp" is gener-
No Wedding Presents, In Hungary. In Hungary wedding presents are jnly given to poor , couples to help them get their homes together. The girl friends of the brides show attention by making cakes' of various kinds to be ptrtaken of at the marriage feasts. Other gifts there are none. Aud this Is a custom that one oould wish were more general There is no wedding cake, either, as we understand it, but each guest receives a kind of sweet cake of the substance of cracknel biscuits, made In the form of a ring about ten Inches In diameter. Wide World Magazine.
Recall Cold TatoEetto
smasing. For Instanee, John C Briar, of Reetieeter. N. Y, says: - 'D-M-F did wonders for me.. Inside of SO days I
i ewred ef a fouryear rheumatism,
ally considered the comedy classic of the American stage, and in later years when present events become history It will doubtless be placed side by side with Jefferson's Rip Van Winkle.
Rev. J. J. Rogers, ef Warsaw, N. Y, umgaon Miicneii piacea me siage unsays: " 'D-M-F Is a wonderful remedy, der weighty obligations when In makIt eured me In a few weeks of rhetima- lng a play of -Vanity Fair- he suction I had for live years ago," ceeded so signally where so many as-"D-M-F Is sold at all drugstores at piring dramatists bad before failed so tl.C4 a bottle, f bottles for 15.00. Cure dismally. The play has been the most ptaraateed In aay ordinary case with popular ever produced by Mrs. Fiske ovary purchase of 6 bottles, or maney and her work In It has opened wide refunded. If your druggist cannot the floodgates of cnUcal enthusiasm. .,.nnl tmi u wilt ha aent together "One Girl in a Thousand."
wltli guarantee, oa receipt of price by When the audience leaves the thetB -rM-F" Medicine Co 271S Lin- ater tonight after seeing Miss Mae mb ssnna Chleaan. 111. La Porte and her clever company In
"Ttn-r It recommended and told Miss La Porte's most successful play OCaond by A. O. Luken 4 Co. -Jttst Plain Mary" it Is safe to say
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hundred meters (one meter equals 3.28 feet)) above the level of the sea
and, according to the ponlnion of ex
perts, has every apeparance of true
carboniferous strata. -
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A FORECAST OF THE : NOVEMBER ELECTION
Br NORMAN C MACK
By HON. JAMES T. LLOYD. M. C
In NORMAN C MACK'S NATIONAL MONTHLY
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