Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 133, 22 March 1911 — Page 4

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM A2CD SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, 31 ARCH 22, 1911.

The Richmond Palladium and Son-Telegram Published and owned by tha PALLADIUM PRINTING CO. Issued 7 days each week, avenlnfca and Sunday mornins;. Off Ice Corner North 9th and A straate. Palladium and Hun-Teleirram Phonei Huaincaa Offtce. 2C; Kditorlal Kooms. 1121. RICHMOND. INDIANA.

Itudalph . La.de Editor J. F. Hiasaaff Unalaeaa Maaager Carl Uerahardt Aaaoelafa Kdltor V. n. Fasjaaataae Mama ttaltor SUBSCRIPTION TERMS. In Richmond It 00 Mr year (In advanca) vr lOc per we.lc MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS Ona rear. In advanca '''22 Hts months. In advanca Ona month. In advanca RURAL. ROUTES On year, in advance Hl month. In advanca 1-5 Ona month. In advanca Add.'sss changed aa often as dealred; bath new and old addr.ssea must ua Ivan. Subscribers will pleaaa remit with rd.r, which slioul-1 ba riven for a apaclfled term: natna will not be enterad until MVm.nl 'eflelved. Entered at Richmond. Indiana, post office aa aacond class mall matter. New Trk lepresentntlea Payne A Tetnc. 80-14 West 33rd street, and 29II Wast 32nd street. New York. N. Y. Chicago Representative Payne & i Taunt;. 747-741 Marquette liulldlna. Chlcas. 111. 'jajs.e.e a ess ajssartl.ara f New York City) ha 4 m-1! st esrtiUed to tat elmxlatisa ' J tail fufcUcaUon. OUy Us ttffurta ei -tmlatlsa aoBuUad la Its report an ; sjaaipsiissai m w bimmwi d Is. illHI RICHMOND, INDIANA "PANIC PROOF CITY" Use a population of 23.000 and la g ro win . It la the county seat of Wayno County, and the trading tenter of a rle.u agricultural community. It la located dua eual from Imllanapolia C miles and 4 inllea from ine lata line. Rlchtnond I a clly of hornet and of Industry. Primarily manufacturing Itv. It la alao tha jobbing ceiilur of Eastern Indiana and enjoya ilia retail trad of the populous community for lnlli-a around. Itlctitnniid In proud of Its splendid streets, well kept yards, ltd cement sidewalk and beautiful had true. It has 3 national hank a, 3 trust companion and 4 bulldintr aMHoclut loiia with combined M'sourr. a of over $S,000.000. Number of faetorlua capital Inveatcd t7.000.oito. with an annual output of t37.ftOO.oo. and a pay roil of :l.(00.oiio. Tha total pay roll for the city amounts tt approslinatcly ,3u0,000 annually. There are five rallroitu companies radiating In eight different directions from the city. Incoming freight bundled dally. 1. 7&4.0O0 lb.: nulgolng freight handled dally. tbO.OOU lb. Yard facllitlea, per day 1.700 cara. Number of passenger trains dally M. Number of freight tralna dally 77. The annual pout office receipts amount to $ho.ocm. Total assessed valuation of tltd city. fla.000,000. Richmond has two Interurban railways. Three newspapers with a combined circulation of 13,000. Richmond la the greatest hardtvaro Jobbing ceutr In the atata nnd oi' I v sxcond In aeneral jobt t it or Interests. it has a piano factory producing a high grade :uiit every 15 minute. It la tlin Ivaiter In the manufacture of traction engines, and produces mora threading machines, lawn mower, roller xkaten. grain drill and burial casket than any other city In the world. The clty'a area l 2.40 acre; ha a court house eostlnir 1500,000: 10 public school and hu tha finest and moat complete high chool In the middle west under construction; 3 parochial schools! Karlham college and the Indian Huslnea College; five splendid fire companies In fine hose bouses; Olen Miller park, the largest and most beautiful park mond' annual c hnntaufiua; seven In Indiana, the home of Rich lintels; munh-lpnl electric llarht plant, under successful nperntlnii and n prlvar eJcrtric llirht plant. Insiirlr cut iptiti,,n; the oldest ptlblle libra rv In the itAfi except one and the wnnil lnriresf. 40.O00 volume; pure, refreshing water unsurpassed ; S3 mile of Improved streets: 4ft ml1- of sewers; 25 mile of cement curb and cutter combined: 40 miles of cement wnlks, and many miles of brick walkn. Thtrtv churches. Including the Reld Memoi al. hullt at a r.it of 1:50.000; Held Memorial Misnltat. one of the most modern In the states Y. M. C, A. building erected at a cost of $100,000. one of the finest In th state. The amusement center of Eastern In1 dlsna and Western Ohio. No city of the slin of Richmond bold a fine an annual art exhibit. Tha Richmond Kail Festival held each Octoher I unique no other city hold a similar affair It 1 given In the Inter-m of tha cttv and financed by the business men. Success awaiting anvone with enterprise In the Panto Troof City. This Is My 54th Birthday PAUL DOUMER. Paul Dctuiuer a French political leader of much prominence, was ltorn at Aurillac, March 22. isr7. He was a medal-maker's apprentice at K. a gradual In mathematics at 20, and a teachT of that science at the l.ycee of Iacon. lie made his debut in politics in 18StX. when he was elected lo the Chamber of lH'putles. His first office Mas Minister of Finance In the Hourirwtla cabinet In 19j, when he introduced nn Income-tax scheme, which, however, failed. When the cabinet fell he accepted the governorship of ludo-Chlna. His good work in the French Asiatic colonies Is now admitted even by his political opponents. He resigned In 1902 to return to political life, nnd In the same year he again elected a Deputy. In 190.1 li was elected president of the Chantlr of IH'putles. Mr. Ikntnier Is a inemlicr of the "radical left" juirly in Freeh Htlttlc8 and In 1903 ho was the choice of that purty for the presidency of the republic. Though n member of 1h radical iarty. he Is said to be extremely moderate in his views, with a leaning toward the broader aspects of socialism. It la computed that there are in this country today un army of three million Invalids, and half of them are afflicted with preventable diseases.

Merriam of Chicago

There is a man named Merriam who is the winner of the primarynomination of the Republican party for mayor of Chicago. Of course somebody always wins the nomination that's certain. But it is by no means so usual that a man like Merriam should get the nomination.

Merriam is a professor in Chicago University. By all the rules of politics, those two statements are enough to provoke curiosity. Of course if there had not been a direct primary, Merriam wouldn't have had a look in. The reason be would not have had a look in is that there is a commission called the Merriam commission which performs the useful service of saving hundreds and thousands of dollars in various ways for the people of Chicago. That is not the way in which the entrance to political favor is found with those who run machines of the ordinary sort. We can't imagine Mr. 'Hinky Dink" Kenna getting enthusiastic over this sort of man. But it seems that the people of Chicago took a liking to Merriam. They rather got the idea that Merriam was "on the square." Here was a man whom, while they couldn't exactly understand his motives did "come across." We will bet that though Mr. Merriam is ostensibly a candidate of the Republican party that there will be a considerable amount of the political machinery of that parly that is employed against him. Husse, the city boss, opposed him. Lorimer and his plunder bund were alter him. Deneen. the flovernor of Illinois and a factor of some consequence put a candidate in the field to split the vote.

On April 4. the day of the special session of Congress, this small matter will be decided in Chicago. It will be Interesting to look over the news columns and to spot whether Merriam and the people cf Chicago win out over political trickery, money and all the other slime of American city politics. .

Certain persons may still think that it makes a difference that Merriam is a Republican candidate it may be to the credit of the party that he runs under that emblem just as it is certainly discreditable and sure that the forces in the Republican party that fought him on the primary, will vote against him in the election albeit perhaps secretly.

Can Chicago win out? Despite the fact that we seem to get crooks and self interested men Into office all over the country with considerable regularity, the fact is that the majority of people are honest. That doesn't alter the fact that the everyday citizens are very often deceived they find that out later. But the time is coming very rapidly when the people are less and less easily fooled. They are beginning to catch up on the game. It will be a considerable emancipation for all the people of Illinois If Chicago and Merriam win out. That they may know this is because Husse, Deneen and Lorimer are against him also Hinky Dink and Bath House John. April 4 Is a mighty important day In America.

Politics and Potiticians The Democrats made notable gains In the recent municipal elections In Maine. Kentucky Democrats will nominate a etate ticket nnd declare their choijee for United States senator at a general primary on July 1. The Michigan anti-saloon league is formulating plans for submitting state wide prohibition In Michigan In 1914. Usher L. Burdick, lieutenant governor of North Dakota, is mentioned as a likely candidate for the Republican nomination for governor next year. A special election will be held in Winston-Salem, N. C, next month to decide whether the city shall adopt the commission form of government. Victor 1. Berger of Milwaukee, who will assume his duties as a member of the house on April 4, will have the distinction of being the first socialist in congress. Charles Crisp, who succeeds Asher Hinds as parliamentarian of the house Is n son of the late Churles F. Crisp, who was speaker of the house from 1891 to 1X93. Duncan IT. Fletcher. United States senator from Florida was elected president of the Southern Commercial congress at the recent meting of that organization in Atlanta. Congressman Joseph T. Robinson, who is serving his fifth term as representative of the Sixth Arkansas district, has announced his candidacy for "THIS DATE

MARCH 22ND. 1421 French defeated the Knglish in battle of Anjou. lf21 Massasoit, chief of the Wampnnoags, made a treaty with the Plymouth colonists, which was observed more than fifty years. l"o." Commissioners acting on behalf of George III., signed the Stamp Act, which resulted in the American Revolution. 177.1 The Provincial Congress met at Concord, Mass., for the second time. ls'2 Stephen Decatur, nn American naval officer, was killed in a duel with Commodore Barron. 1S22 Rosa Bonheur, famous French painter, born. Died May 25, 1K99. isp.s Sir Francis Bond Head resigned office as Lieutenant-Governor of Upper Canada. JV1.1 Russian forces, under siege by the allies of Sebastopol, made a sortie from the Malakhoff tower. 1SC2 Captain Uriah Phillips Levy, a Jewish officer who led the movement to abolish corporal punishment in the U. S. Navy, died in New York. Born April 22, 1792. 171 Governor llolden. of North Carolina, impeached and removed from office. 1X9:1 The operation of the Bait Act suspended in Newfoundland. 1910 Widespread expulsion of Jews from Russian towns.

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nor of Arkansas. Representative Choice B. Randall of the Fourth district of Texas has announced his candidacy for the nomination for United States senator in oplosition to Joseph W. Bailey, whose term will expire in 1913. Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey who is being boomed In the south for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1912, will address the South Carolina Press association at its meeting in. Columbia next May. The extra session of congress means a loss of nearly $10,000 to Representative Champ Clark of Missouri. Mr. Clark had signed contracts for ten weeks on the Chautauqua lecture circuit at $900 a week and expenses. The extra session forced him to cancel his agreement. Representative Robert L. Henry of Texas, who is slated for the chairmanship of the important rules committee of the house, was sent to congress from the Seventh, now the Eleventh, Texas district in 1897 and has served continuously since. Mr. Henry is a native of Texas and a graduate of the university of Texas. Hugh L. Nichols, the new lieutenant governor of Ohio, was formerly chairman of the Democratic state executive committee and in that position directed the campaign which resulted in the election of Judson Harmon as governor. He is prominent as a lawyer and served one term in the Ohio legislature. Mr. Nichols is an expert tennis player and an enthusiastic base ball fan. IN HISTORY" Jit alljjrocers

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tions in the west and in Japan. Aviation is practically but three years old in any country. Now the east accepts it as one of the component parts of its civilization.

Grave of Salmon P. Chase. From the Boston Transcript. The fact that Salmon P. Chases grave is unmarked by stone or tablet may be evidence of the ingratitude of i republics, or it may reflect the pover- j ty of his descendants. The latter j cause is cited by the promoters of the movement to erect a monument at the grave as accounting for the neglect from which the last resting place of the stateman and jurist has suffered. Chase left no estate worth mentioning after his "just debts and liabilities" were paid. Some Difference? From the New York Mail. The Pittsburg Bulletin's critical headliner captions a column "Theaters and Amusements." The Contrary World. Cannot rido the lightning flash. Through spaca with speed a-glancln"; Fiddler always calls far cash When you feel like dancln'. Big clouds to dim the sky of blue And trouble every minute, And If an earthquake swallows you Toull And no gold mine '.n it. -Atlanta Ceaatitution. China and Japan are pre-eminently the seaweed eating nations of tha world. Among no other people are seaweeds so extensively eaten and relished as food. Despite its proximity to the United States, Honduras is one of the least developed countries in the world. The hotel accommodations and the means of transportation are indescribable. ALLSHOTTO PIECES This remark la often lifted to desorlbe the condition of man and women wbo are extremely nervosa. Irritable, ran down, weak and despondent, wbo are fatigued with the slightest exertion, who are afflicted with nervous headaches. Insomnia, and a general depressed feeling, due to nervous debility or nerve exhaustion. Wade's Oolden Nervine, now sold by druggists, conquers all nervous ailments. It Is so potent and reliable In ita action, that any man or woman who needs it will receive a generous trial treatment and fall particulars, postpaid, by enclosing six cents In stamps to tbe Gem Medicine Company, Bt. Louis, Mo. The $1.00 package may ba obtained of the druggist. While tbey laat we are giving away 50,800 of the free trial treatments. Wade's Oolden Nervine con tains no narootio or alcohol. Not only aa a nerve tonic, bat as a general restorative and vitalizing tonic for the entire system, we claim this medicine Is uneqnaled. There Is nothing like it to promote strength, vigor and vitality. Sold by The Quigley Drug Stores.

M CtoaiMp (oil Hihim Sale

It's the talk of Richmond. The customers of yesterday are making new ones for today. Nothing' travels faster than the truth. The big Yellow Price Tags have told the furniture buying public a story that can not be misunderstood. The reason is boni-fide we must clear the floors of this building on every dollar's worth of furnl ire by April 10. The time is so short that we realize that we can not hold the goods for a profit. We a e more than pleased to get cost for them and on the older pieces to take an actual loss. This high grade store of furniture is so large and so complete that the selection is virtually unbroken. DON'T MISS your choice. The few items below, selected from the store at random, will give you a slight hint of the wonderful savings.

Solid Quarter Sawed Oak Bed Room Suit, 30x3G inch French mirror, highest grade cabinet work. 'Dunham's Price $60.00. OUR PRICE $28.65

Genuine Leather, finest quality Turkish Couch, diamond tufted, large overstripped curled hair filling. Dunham's Price $52.o0.

OUR PRICE $43.85 Finest quality genuine leather Chairs, Colonial design; Sleepy hollow style, one of the most comfortable big rockers you ever sat in. Dunham's Price $30.00. OUR PRICE $21.65 $45.00 Brass Bed, finest English lacquer, beautiful design, highly polished. You must see this bed to appreciate it. OUR PRICE $34.70 This White Enamel Iron Bet . finely finished, strongly made Dunham's Price $5.00. OtH PKICE 3.3

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JERSEY WOMEN SOLVE DOMESTIC PROBLEM

Montclair, N. J., March 22. Club women from all parts of New Jersey are interested in a statewide movement started by the New Jersey Women's Progressive league to solve the servant girl problem. The plan proposes to provide better servants bl establishing training and cooking schools in the cities of the state. The students will be taught every branch of housework. The plan also includes the organization of classes for practical instruction to housewives. The Home Doctor Cure for Coughs mad Colda One and one-half ounces Balm of GUead buds, one pound bruised rock candy, one pint Duffy's pure malt whiskey. (We recommend DufTv's on account of Its ourlty and known medicinal value.) Put aside with occasional stirring until the rock candy is dissolved, then strain. Dose: For udults. one tabloppoonful every hour; If the condition is acute, every half hour: for children over , ten, a teaspoonful everjt hour; for chll- j dren under ten, ten drops everv hour ' until decided relief is felt. These kirn- ' Tie ingredients, known to every driifrElst. can easily be eecured and readily mixed by any one. Dr. George I. Ross, Canton, Mass., says: "This is vastly superior to the stereotype Rock and Rv'e of Commerce and ahould be called 'Balm of Gilead-."

III Yoe Lack ttttiie Ready Moeey for things you have in mind, call on us, get our reasonable rates and terms. Twenty years' experience has shown us how to transact this business in the best and cheapest way and satisfactorily to our customers. We make payments to suit you weekly, monthly or quarterly. Furniture, Pianos, Teams, Etc., serve as security and left in your possession. No extra charge. Extension In case of sickness, accident, etc. If unable to call, 'phone or write and we will call at your home. Loans made in all surrounding towns. ' 20 Years Experience in Our Business Sttatte L(Daim Co.. In Rooms Formerly Occupied By Imdiaieai Loam Co. 40 Colonial Building: Elevator to Third Floor Cor. 7th and Main, Richmond, Ind. Phone 2560.

This handsome full Turkish Ilockcr upholstered In the very finest quality of Hand Buffed Sterling Oak Leather, all curled hair filling. Best oil tempered springs. Will last a lifetime. Dunham Price $45.00. OIH In ICR n.H5 Polished Oak Buffet. finest quality cabinet work. I) u a h a m ' s Priee S38.50. OIK PRICR ... 27.."i Polished Oak China Closet. Highestfjrade D u n h a m ' s Pries $35.00. OCR . PRICK

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Wednesday, March 22 Webb Lodge No. 24, F. & A. M., called meeting, work in Master Mason degree; refreshments. Thursday. March 23. Wayne Council. No. 10. R. & S. M. Special Assembly. Work in the degrees. Friday, March 24. Webb lodge No. 24, F. & A. M. Called meeting; work in Entered Apprentice degree. BUY A VVAVERLY Electric m iirii i .i Harry Wood AGENT.Phone 3044 Ladies Solid Oak Desk, highly polished, roomy writing compartment, 3 drawers; a strictly high grade desk. Dunham's Price $20.00. OUR PRICE $6.48 Solid Oak House Desk, French Plate mirror top. It's pattern is old In design but high grade In workmanship. Dunham's Price $12.50. OUR PRICE $2.98 Combination Writing Case with 2 French plenty of drawer and style is beautiful, the be exactly modern. $35.00. OUR PRICE Desk and Book Plate mirrors, book space, the finish to light to Dunham's Price $16.45 Solid Oak Sideboard, 4S inch top with 20x40 French Plate mirror, highest grade of Grand Rapids cabinet work, an Antique modern design in which we consider the eolor too light, the price is interesting. Dunham's Price $40.00. OUR PRICE $18.65

One of 25 patterns of Library Tables, highly polished. Dunham's Price $li?.50. OCR I'KICK I2.3

Polished Oak Rocker, Roll H-at. Dunham's Price $i.5ft. OIK .PK1CR and 629 Main Street.