Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 177, 5 May 1911 — Page 4

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AUD SUN -TELEGRAM, FKIDAY, 31 AY 5, 1911.

Tb Clctrx:d Palmira czi Ssa-Tefesrea Pvbtlaaea and wn4 by the PALLADIUM FRXMTtNO CO. lateed T days each week, evealac Sunday Btornlntc. OrYlee Corner North ttn end A etreeta. 5el Lad turn ami Buri-Telerrani Phonss uslaess Off tea. tail; Edtterlal Kooma, sill. RICHMOND. INDIANA. Kegels O. LnK S. r. aUaefcaM aslaeee Maaaser Carl ajoraaarat Aseeelate Baiter

M Kewe Edlter UBBCRIPTION TERMS, la Richmond i aa .tmr year (la advance) or tto par week, MAIL SUBSCRIPTION On roar, la advance '!'!! Sis montha, In advanco Obo month. In advanoe RURAL. ROUTES On yoar. la advanco .......... ! Mi ntontna. In advance ; Ono iBonth. In advanco .......... Addreec chanced aa often aa dealred: both bow and old addroaaaa must ha sdvea. ubaertbers will please remit with tdar, which should bo given for a apoelrlod term: nama will not ba anter4 aatll paymot.t to received, i 1 ' Katored at Richmond. Indiana, yomt office aa eecond claaa mall matter. New Torn npreantatlea Payne A Totnr I0I4 Weat llrd atraat. !! I West 12nd atreeU New Tork, N. T. Chicago Renreeentetlves Payne Tounrr. T7-7 Marquette UulldlnaT. Chlcao. III. jewJojBharji.o.a.e ess ;trmniu ' fig Aajadattata off Asaerloan re (Now Yet Oty) feat aadaartmadtethaatr-Alatloa testis. Only tha ZLcurcs of 4 imtilii la its report an 1 hy ta AasoaUtlon. J - - v ------- RICHMOND, INDIANA "PANIC PROOF CITY" Ilea a population of IS. 000 and fa are win. It la the county aaat of Wayno County, and the trading- center of a rich aa;rl oultural community. It la lo, eatod duo eaat from Indlanapolte t tnllea and 4 mllea from the , etate lino. Richmond la a city of homea and of Induatry. Primarily a tnanufaeturlna- city. It la alao the fobbing center of Kaatern Indiana and enjoya tha retail trade of the populoua community for mllea around. Richmond la proud of Ita apian , did atreeta, wall kept yard-. Ita rament aMewalks and baa tlful ahada treee. It haa S national tanka, I truat companies and 4 building aaaoolatlona with combined reaourrea rf over 18,000.000. Number of factorlea lit; capital Invested 17.000.000. with an annual output of It7.t00.000. and a pay roll uf t.700.000. Tha total pay roll for the cltv amounta to approximately , I0.100.000 annual' yTharo aro five railroad companies radiating In elsbt different dlroctlona from the city. Incoming freight bandied dally. 1.TaO.000 lbs.; outgolna freight bandied dally. TiO.000 Iba. Tard cllltleo. per day 1.700 earn, kttmber of paaaanger tralna dallv 0. Number of freight train gallr TT. Tha annual poat office roeolpta amount to 110,000. Total aaaeaaed valuation of the city. 111.000.000. ; Richmond has two Interurban railway Three nowapapera with a combined circulation of 12.00. Richmond la tho greateat hardware Jobbing center In tho atato ad only eecond In aeneral jobbing Interests. It haa a piano factory producing a high grade Rlano every It mlnutea. It Is the Wder la tha manufacture of traction engines, and prod acne more threshing- machines, lawn tnowera. roller akatee. grrala drills and burial caskets than any other city In tho world. Tha city's area Is f.fta sorest has a. court house costing- Ym I 00: Public achoola and h. hs flneet and moat eomnleta hiih school In the middle wcVt uSder ronstmetlont t parochial school : Kartham rolUga and the Tnrii.... Rualnoso Coll?,.; ttiS splendid firs companies In fine hole ttouaee: dlen Millar park. th largeat and moat beautiful nark In Indiana. thst home of Rich, mond's annual Chautauqua: aevan bntela; municipal electee Iht plsnt. under successful operation and a private electric lle?ht pia? Inimrlnir competition: the e4dsl publlo library In the state, except one and the second largeet. Vo.o6o volumes: rare, refreshing water nnaurpassed: 41 mllea of tmwivi d streets: 40 miles of sewTrs?ti mllea of cement curb and gutter romblnod: 40 mllea of etm"'t Walks, and man r miles of brick wslks. Thlrtv churches. Includ. Ins? the Reld Memorial, bnllt It a Sfoenltat. one of the most modern In the state: T. M. C A. buildingerected "t a cost of 1 00.000. one . of the finest In the state. Tha amusement renter of Kaatern In. ', dlana and Western Ohio. No city of the alia of Richmond hnlda a" fine an annual art exhibit. The Richmond Fall Festival held each October Is unique. - no other city holda a etmllar affair. It la given In tho r:ereat af tho cltv and financed by tho btialneae men. Success awaiting anvona with enterprise In tho Panlo Proof City. This Is My 51st Birthday , SENATOR O'GORMAN. James A. O'Gorman, the new United States senator from New York, was born In New York City, May 5, 1S60. After finishing a course In the pub lic schools ha entered the College of the. City of New York. From there he went to the Vnlterslty of New York law school, and was admitted to the bar and began the practice of law In 1SS2. lie joined the Tammany Hall organization and became an active political worker. In 1S9S he was elected a justice of the municipal court and four years later he was elected a justice of the New York supreme court for a term of fourteen years, though It Is said that he never allowed partisan politics to Influence bis work as a jurist. He became a member of the general committee of Tammany Hall, the controlling body of the organization, la 1SS5. and In 1902 ho was chosen a grand sachem of the Tammany society, defeating May or Van Wyck. , , t MASONIC CALENDAR ft a i...sjlaas. II '' ' . Friday. May 5. King Solomon's Chapter No. 4, R. A.. M. Special con vocation. Work In Past and Host Ex ccOaat degrees. Catnrday. Mar C Loyal Chapter,

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Gets Indorsements from the Southern States for President's Renomination. New' York. May 6. From South Car olina there came some days ago political news whose full meaning was not grasped by the politicians of this city and state until after the visit of Pres ident Taft. In fact, it was not until a day or two after the Republicans of South Carolina, through their organisation, had declared in favor of the renomination of President Taft that the action of these southern Republicans became generally known. But there are reasons for surmising that, when tho president was in New York last week, he knew that the Republicans of South Carolina would declare for his renomination and that he will not be surprised if the Republicans of other southern states make similar declaration. No expert politician fails to see that the action of the South Carolina Republicans was planned. It is the pre- l .EJS'. J' 7 ";rn: " : Z V-e T, In r, .. . .a . u a. a . u T V. V a J ft I. U CJ I II J make it certain, months before fhe Republican national convention meets that Taft is to be renominated. The intimations? are many that the postmaster general has so perfected his plans as to make It certain that a majority of the southern Republicans will declare for the renomination of Taft. Republican politicians have been so shaping organization matters as to, make it inevitable, unless there comes wreckage to their plans, that the New York Republican state organization shall declare for Taft. Ex-Senator Depew said that no well informed Republican with whom he has recently had opportunity to. talk has the slightest doubt of the renomination of Taft by acclamation, and, among other reasons for this belief, is the fact that it will be impossible to concentrate support upon any other Republican's candidacy. Circulating Taft's Speech. The address made by President Taft to the members of the American Publisher's association and the Associated Press is being circulated. Thousands of copies are to be sent into sections of the country where reciprocity with Canada is reported to have occasioned opposition among the farmers. President Taft must have been encouraged to speak upon reciprocity as he did by information brought to him just before he took his seat at the guest table. ; This information was directly contrary to reports brought to the president last winter, when the "THIS DA TE

, MAY 5TH. 1776 The second congress met In Philadelphia. 1789 Opening of the States General of France at Versailles. 1811 Dr. John William Draper, who made the first photograph, born near Liverpool, England. Died In New York City January 4, 1882. 1821 Napoleon Bonaparte died at St. Helena. Born in Corlsca, August 15.. 1769. 1864 The great battle of tho Wilderness began. 1897 United States senate rejected the treaty of arbitration with Great Britain. 1902 First congress of the Cuban Republic met in Havana. 1910 Nearly 1,000 lives lost In an earthquake that destroyed Cartago, Costa Rica. -

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question is caused by the falling off in oar imports. Should the secretary of the treasury successfully market an Issue of 150.000,000 of Panama bonds bearing a three per cent interest he will be supplied with plenty of funds to maintain his treasury balance Some New York bankers infer that he expects to offer an issue of Panama bonds some time' between midspring and early autumn. This offering will be regarded as the' most Important test of its credit the government has made since many years. It also will furnish a splendid test of money narket and financial conditions, for, should an issue of 3 per cent government bonds, which are not available for securing national bank circulation, be marketed upon favorable terms, there can no longer be any doubt of the healthfulness of our financial conditions.

Turtle soup every Saturday at Ed Muey's. State Press Comment Clean street and health people usually are found in the same city... Ft. Wayne News. High taxes are a bar to a city's progress and a wet blanket on individual thrift and enterprise. Noblesville ltl8 one of the paradoxes of life that the more expense your fishing tackle. the lighter your fish basket is liable to be. Oakland City Journal. In the circumstances Senator Lorimer's gratitude to the subscribers of the $100,000 slush fund must be expressed privately. Hartford City Times. An expert has found three distinct germs on a cat's whiskers. This proves the overcrowded condition of the rest of the cat. Lafayette Courier. An eastern magazine has an article on "How Chewing Gum is Gathered." A great deal of the crop is gathered from the underside of chairs and tables. Lafayette News. A Kentucky woman gives the proceeds of her hens' Sunday laid eggs to church. We'll give the fish we catch to the parson if our wife will let us go fishing on Sundays. Kokomo Dispatch. " During the latter part of next December we expect to read the follow.ing announcement: The Lorimer investigation at Springfield was adjourned today until after the-Christmas holidays. Lafayette Journal. A Hammond (Ind.) lady yearns for a divorce because her husband likes limberger cheese and green onions. It should be easy enough for her to make out a case of cruel and inhuman treatment against him. Brazil News. And now Dr. Hurty comes forward as a champion of the baby, and denounces the old-fashioned habit of kissing every one in sight. The babies of today will certainly be under obligations to tho health board secretary. Washington Democrat. " That a clean shirt and collar are neLet Ours Be Your Repair Shop ' BALLING ER & GIBBS MACHINISTS REAR 220 LINCOLN STREET Phone 3040 or 3158 STORAGE of All Kinds in our substantial, clean and well equipped brick warehouse, 193195 Ft.' Wayne Avenue. Phone 1640. Chris F. Schaefer A Co.

cessities and not luxuries has been determined by the decision of a Chicago judge in a 6uit to recover from a woman for laundry work done for her husband. The decision makes plainer the reason Yor so many men appearing in public with soiled linen. They spend all thier money for luxuries. South Bend News. State Health Secretary Hurty has now thrown his enthusiasm into a cru

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