Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 76, 2 February 1912 — Page 8

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THE KICH3ID PALLADIUM iXD SUX-TELEGRAJI, FlUDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1912.

mm A SUBJECT

FOR PRESIDENT III

II MESSAGE TODAY

Favors Government Building r a-Railroad Into the Rich - Mineral District of Big ) Territory.

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lockouts however necassary they may be lab extreme cases; and we are ready to Criticize the most extreme phases of Industrial conflict such as boycotts nd 'blacklists; but we leave the situation such that industrial disputes lead Inevitably to a state of industrial war in 'Which these are the only weapon left .to tho two combatants. No more clumsy or expensive method of determining the rate of wages and hours and conditions of labor could well be devised. At the moment when the discomforts and dangers incident to industrial strife are actually felt by the public, there is usually an outcry for th stabllshroent of some tribunal for the immediate settlement of tho particular dispute. But what is needed Is some system devised by patient and deliberate study in advance, that will meet these constantly occurring and ejearly forseeable emergencies not a nakeshift to tide over an existing crialtTNot during a rainstorm, but in fair weather should the leaking roof be examined and repaired. The magnitude and complexity of modern industrial disputes have put upon tome of our statutes and our present mechanism for adjusting such differences where we can be said to have any mechanism at all-r-a strain they were never intended to bear and for which they are unauited. What Is urgently needed today Js a reexamination of our laws bearing Upon the relations of employer and employe and a careful and discriminating scrutiny of the various plans which arc being tried in several of our own states and In other countries. This fcould seem to be the first natural step tn "bringing tibout an adjustment of fhese relations better suited to the fcewer conditions' of industry." fft- " ! HISTORIC FIRST NIGHTS. a ' . ftod Letter Events In the Dramatis History of Franco. Parhaps tho most striking events in tha' artistic history of France have bean tba first performances of some lot tba grtat French plays. In a few cases also these occasions have mrrkad.tha beginning of new epochs tn the Jiaclal history of tba country, so close la tba connection between tba social avekpment of tba people and its ex-

v-vasasainn nil sia ainirai. a 1 Hiavnsa a. m ui

nlataken, there bava been but sis on2ttettable first nlahta alnca theaters

frete established In Paris, 3 Tb first occurred In 1637, when OoraOrt "Cld" took the capitat by storm. .iPotty years later piscine's "AndrorajCCSW created . a similar sensation. Di tba eve of the revolution. In 1784, DeaamarchaU "Marriage of Figaro" gyaa received with inch delirious enthusiasm that three people were stlslsd la tba rush for seats. In 1830 (Victor Hugo. In spite of the determln)ad opposition of a large body of reactionaries, set all Paris in an uproar Uritb his "Hernal." .-These names should be bornei tn xslnd: Cornellle. Racine, Beaumarcbals nd Victor Hugo. Three of them at . least bava no superiors In the history of French literature. Each has one amazing dramatic triumph to bla credit. The other two of the six great tfirst nights were the 28th of December. 1807, and the 7th of February,

3910. The occasions were respectively: the performances of "Cyrano de Barterac" and "Cnantecler," both by EJmond Rostand. Cincinnati ComvKtarclal Tribune.

I Obeyed the Call. - Wife Mercy! Look at your face! .What's happened ? Hub A truck driver Marly ran over ma, and 1 called him down. Wife But your black eye? Hub Oh, he obeyed my call. Boston Transcript L. SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSl

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Atlantic Fleet Maneuvering Off Cuban Coast

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MAKES WIFEY AIIGRY Because Hubby Is Fond of Lady Barbers.

(National Xows Association) CHICAGO, Feb. 2. Fondness for the company of "Lady Barbers," ' among whom he is known as "te angel," is given as one of her grounds for divorce in a bill by Mrs. Mary M. Arnold, on file in the county courts today against her husband, Alvan H. Arnold, a wealthy manufacturer. In the bill Mrs. Arnold declares that for eight years her husband has been so infatuated by the wiles and society of female tonsorial artists that he spends more time in "lady barber shops" than is required to get shaves and haircuts. It is alleged that after a particularly fine shave, Arnold gave Mrs. Daisy Mullen, head barber in a downtown fchop a tip of $$00 and told her to buy a shop of her own. ,

Spencer's Love Affair. Herbert Spencer never married. When he was twenty years old he had something like a tender affair, and he tells about it In his autobiography. The young lady's affections had already been placed elsewhere, and she was only playing with the buddiug philosopher. One day her "young man" called, and they all went out for a walk. Spencer says: "She, taking his arm, looked over her shoulder smilingly and rather mischievously to see what effect was produced on me, there being an evident suspicion that I should not be pleased. The revela-

j tion was not agreeable to me, but? still

it am not give me a snocK or a serious kind."

OH DING IT - 6. HOG SAW HIS SHADOW

This is Ground How Day, and This is Candlemas Day, and On Candlemas Day, if the sun appear There'll be two winters, in tho year. Undeterred by rabies, shot guns and slippery footing the arbiter of February and March weather appeared this morning and after one ground hogian grunt disappeared again into his hole to remain for six more weeks. Bad weather for six weeks is due. Strange what power a ground hog wields. Candlemas day, in popular parlance, is nothing more nor less than "groundhog day," "ground hog day" from the ranges of Hudson Bay to the pines of Carolina and from New England to California. According to the popular fable if Br'er Arctomys Monax, the ground-hog, creeps out of his hole between sunrise and high noon this day and sees its shadow outlined by the sunshine, the little animal promptly scampers back into its aperture and there remains for six weeks more. But if he fails to see his shadow, according to popular tradition, It is a sure sign that winter is practically over and there will be an early spring.

There is some dispute aa to the origin of Candlemas day, but most authorities are agreed that this ecclesiastical festival was instituted by Pope Gelasius in the year of 492 In commemoration of the presentation of Christ in the temple and of the purification of the Virgin Mary. February denotes pari lea tion and in this month the Romans performed the ceremony of purification of the people. When the Roman church changed this feaat of Prosperi ne, as it was called by the Romans, it retained the procession feature and associated the occasion with the purification of the Virgin. The festival is celebrated throughout the Christian world annually on February 2, and derives ita name from the fact that in the Roman Catholic churches candles are blessed on this day and carried in procession Va commemoration of the words of Simon spoken of the infant Christ, "A Light to Lighten the Gentiles."

Concealed Weapons. Magistrate Did he carry concealed weapons? Policeman Yes. He had bis fists in bis pockets. New York Press.

This cut shows the fleet cominr. destroyer Reed, and the dreaanaugh

nder, Rear Adm. Osterhouse, his flagship the Connecticut, the torpedo boat t, North Dakota.

SUSPEIISIONFOLLOWS

A Demonstration by Crowd

of High School Boys.

Rhoderick Fitz-Dhu was a quitter and

got killed; Custer put up a good fight

and was killed. A crowd of fraternity

boys of this city made a demonstra

tion this noon, and their leader was

decapitated, figuratively and educationally.

This noon Benton Barlow with a

large pipe in his mouth and twentytwo other disgruntled fraternity sd non-fraternity boys marched proudly liorthward on North Ninth street to

ward the high school building. In

single file, with no apprehensive glances to the rear to see if papa was following, they marched. Fancy figures and marching formations of all kinds

were carried out until the building was reached. There the principal of tho high school, I. E. Neff, met the procession, and hat in hand waved back the blood thirsty throng. They backed. The leader was then called up and banished. Smoking within a square of the school building is a crime against the school statutes and for this offense Barlow was suspended. His fellow marchers were highly indignant, some even advising personal violence but quiet was observed in a short time by the ringing of the bell calling the pupils to recitations for the last half day of the school term.

Serious Complication. "I know how to sympathize with you, Mrs. Polhemus." said Mrs. Lapsling. "My left eye was affected once Just as yours is, and I had an awful time with It The doctor said the trouble'wns that the subjunctive was granulated." Chicago Tribune.

A .Remedy No Family Should EDo fifthoutt

A Disagreeable Fly. "This," said the tall browned pundit, indicating the entomological specimen Impaled on a pin; "is the most baleful of all insects, the one that brings disappointment, spoils pleasure, causes divorce, deceives the credulous, frustrates hope and leaves the fondest expectations unfulfilled the fly In the ointment." Satire.

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