Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 113, 16 March 1912 — Page 3

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND. SUX-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1912.

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TO CROSS ATLANTIC ' . nsssBssssssassaaswsnsssi Dr.. Paul F. Gans, a German, to Command Ship in Dangerous Enterprise. (National News Association) BERLIN, March 16. Everything la practically In readiness at the Johannisthal aviation grounds near this city for the trial flights of the derlgtble airship Suchard, which is soon to undertake the hazardous task of making a flight across the Atlantic ocean, from Tenerlffe to the West Indies. Dr. Paul F. Gans, the scientific head of the undertaking, who is to be In command during the trans-Atlantic flight, Joseph Brucker, the business manager of the enterprise and the members of the prospective crew are on the spot, ready for the first trial flight, which is awaited with great interest by the public in general and the dirigible enthusiasts in particular. The deriglble balloon Suchard which has been built especially for this trans-oceanic flight, was completed last fall, but after Its completion It was found advisable to make some alterations and re-arrangements, which made it Impossible to carry out the original plan of making the flight before the beginning of winter. If the trial flights during the next few days should be successful, the balloon and Us attachments will be packed without delay and shipped to the Canary Islands. The start is to be made from Tenerlffe at the earliest opportunity. The Suchard is a non-rigid dirigible of the Parseval type, 250 feet long and 54 feet in greatest diameter. It Is equipped with three powerful engines of the type used in the Parseval. Each one Is capable of developing 110- horsepower and weighs about 800 pounds. They can be operated independently and are to be used as auxiliaries, to keep the airship in its course. The balloon will depend for lta propulsion almost entirely upon the trade winds, which, at this time of the year, blow steadily from the Canary Islands toward the West Indian archipelagoes. They are Confident. Dr. Gans and his friends are confident that the flight can, be made safely at this time of the year and that it will take about four or five days after the start from Tenerlffe to reach some of the West Indian Islands. The danger of gas leakage, which would make It impossible for the big balloon to remain in the air so long, has been materially diminished, in the opinion of Dr. Gane by ' the coating of the balloon, which will absorb moisture from the atmosphere, thus protecting the enclosed gas from the heat of the sun and consequently excessive expansion. The balloon will be ballasted with sea water of which a sufficient supply will be car rld to sprinkle, the balloon during the hottest time of the day. Under the bag is a gallery for sleeping quarters and below that will be suspended a powerboat that can be quickly cut loose in case of accident. The powerboat is intended as the 'main living quarters of the six men of the crew. The motors drive two two-bladed propellers of the Parseval type which make only 40 revolutions a "minute. It Is planned to run the motors alternately during-the day and depend altogether upon the trade wind at night. According, to the present plan the voyage la to be made at a height of 600 to 600 feet. The dirigible will be steered by an ordinary vertical rudder and for the purpose of rising, descending and balancing large fins, like alllerons, will be used. The steeling is to be done by compass and to enable the navigator of the craft to Judge of the leeway, bright red, hollow aluminum balls will be drooned from time to time. The ex pedition will carry a liberal supply of these balls. Owing to the fact that DANGER PERIOD OFtnflS'UFE FROM 45 to 50 Istcrettias Experience of Two Wcsnen Their Statement Worth Reading. Asttevillo, N.C "I suffered for years With female trouble while going through tifrf Chang of Life. I tried a local physician for a couple of years without any substantial benefit. Finally after repeated suggestions to try Lydia E. Pink Barn's Vegetable Compound, I quit my physician and commenced using it with the harp t results. I am today practically a-weU woman and anxious to eontribnte my mite towards inducing others to try your great medicine, as I am fully persuaded that it will cure the ailments from which I suffered if given a fair chance. " If yon think this letter will contribute anything towards further introducing your medicines to afflicted women who are passing through this trying period. It is with great pleasure I consent to its publication." Mrs. Julia A. JJookk, I? East St, Asbeville, N. C The Case of Mrs. Klrlin. OrdeviUe, Ohio. 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' BILIOUS HEADACHE Gently But Thoroughly Cleans Your Liver, Stomach and Bowels and You Fool Groat by Morning. You're bilious, you have a throbbing sensation in your head, a bad taste in your mouth, your eyes burn. your skin. Is yellow, with dark rings under your eyes; your lips are parch ed. No wonder you feel ugly, mean and ill tempered. Your system is full of bile not properly passed off, and what you need is a cleaning up inside. Don't continue, being a bilious nuisance to yourself and those who love you, and don't resort to harsh physics that irritate and injure. Remember, that every disorder of the stomach, liver and intestines can be quickly cured by morning with gentle thorough Cascarets the work while you sleep. A 10-cont. box from your druggist will keep you and the entire family feeling good for months. Children love to take Cascarets, because they taste good and never gripe or sicken. the engines will run alternately and only during part of the day, the quantity of benzine used will be trifling, which is rather important, as it would be Impossible to carry a large supply of the fuel. Of course, owing to the difficulty of holding a definite course in a balloon or airship steered by compass only, Dr. Gans is unable to tell where his craft is going to land. The general course will be in the direction of the Carribean Islands and Dr. Gans intends to make a landing on the first island or part of the mainland which the balloon should reach. The airship is equipped with a wireless apparatus and can signal at a distance of 150 miles. Children are much more likely to contract the contagious diseases when they have colds. Whooping cough, diphtheria, scarlet fever and consumption are diseases that are often contracted when the child has a cold. That is why all medical authorities say beware of colds. For the quick cure of colds you will find nothing better than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It can always be depended upon and is pleasant and safe to take. For sale by all dealers. Amusements THEATRICAL CALENDAR. At The Murray .Vaudeville afternoon and night.' At the Murray. No one should fail to see the present bill at the Murray for. it is one of the best that has ever played this popular play house. The Hines-Kimball 'Troupe have, one of the neatest and at the same time one of the best acrobatic acts that has ever been seen here outside of the white tops. It might be interesting to know that after next week vaudeville will see them no more as they leave to join the world renowned Ringling circus, to be one of the main features with this aggregation. MaDell and Corbley, who pfesent a funny little skit, bring down the house at every performance. Miss MaDell Is one of the cleverest character women of today and impersonates in rapid succession, the crying baby, the old maid and the tough, the last of which makes her a prime favorite. Ada Carlton, who sings several pretty littje songs, closing with the popular success "I've Got You Steve," is a big hit. Bertram-May, present one of the best little sketches in vaudeville, "The Story of the Rose," in which Miss Celia Rosewood as Pard is the star. Will have on display beginning March 18th, full fine of Tailored Hats. Klute Millinery Co 18 North 8th. 152t Water as Feed. In the light of certain statistics giv en by W. J. McGee in the World's Work the old sentence of "bread and water" does not, at all events, sound like starvation rations. For man and other animals water is the leading food. The average human ration is some fcix pounds daily, four and onehalf Uquid and one and one-half nominally solid. A pound of grain is the equivalent of two tons of water used by the growing wheat and a pound of beef the equivalent of fifteen to thirty tons of water consumed by the beeves chiefly in the form of feed, and the advlt who eats 200 pounds each of bread and ' beef In a year consumes something like a ton of water in drink and the equivalent of 400 tons in bread and 4,000 tons in meat, .or 4,401 tons la all. Domestic Troubles. Husband What's the matter, dear! Why do you look so worried? Wife Oh, I've just got everything all ready for Mrs. Meatleigfa's visit I've doue up all the curtains and pillowshams and bureau covers and centerpieces, and they're all spick and span. Husband Well, if everything is in such apple pie order why look so disconsolate about it? Wife (bursting into tears) Oh, I just know as aoon as she sees them she'll know I cleaned everything all up because she was coming. Judge. Reason For Her Talk, Lola, aged four, was present at din ner one evening when a number of guests were being entertained by her parents, and daring a lull In the con venation ahe began to talk very ear nestly. !Why do yon talk so much. Lola?" asked ber father. - "Cause I've got aomethin' to say." was the Innocent reply. Chicago News.

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Two weeks from tonight, Saturday night, March 30th, will occur the annual election of officers of Post C. At this time two very ''popular and energetic members of our Post will vie for supremacy and see who can command the most votes and thereby get elected as president to serve during the ensuing year. L. E. Browne and T. C. Harrington have thrown their "hats in the ring" and jumped in 1 after them, and the fight is on. May the best man win. To add to the interest and excitement of the evening. "Shorty's" crowd are already preparing "goose liver" and so forth to tickle the T. P. A. palates and incidentally make every member glad he voted. Come up boys, it is everybody's race1. Sy Beebe was found last Tuesday afternoon riding one of Alex Gordon's "prairie schooners" with a smile about four feet wide adorning his usually serene countenance. It is such an unusual sight to see anyone smiling when bumping along in one of our city street cars that everyone's curiosity was aroused. It did not, however, take much questioning to find the reason therefor Beebe was most tickled to death to say, "Why it's a boy." At last accounts S. J. was slowly recovering and Mrs. B. and Mr. B. Junior were doing fine. Chairman l.ebo, of the membership committee, put on his war paint, stuck some feathers in his hat, sharpened his tomahawk and went after scalps last Saturday. Alone he would have had but little effect, most everybody taking him as a joke, but by the able assistance of our president, the chairmen of press and arrangements committees, also L. E. Browne, things were done and twelve new names were added to our membership roll, as follows. E. A. Weisbrod, with the Minck Brewing Co.; E. E. Thomas, with the Seidel Buggy Co.; A. P. Thomas, with Robinson and Co.; Wm. James, with McCasky Register Co.; F. L. Allen, with the Western Ohio Creamery Co.; S. C. Rees, with the Richmond Produce Co.; L. C. King, of the L. C. King Printing Co.; Wilfred Jessup, as treasurer of the Richmond Furniture Co.; F. F. Haisley, with the Richmond Casket Co.; C. L. Runge and Geo. W. Deuker, with J. Runge & Co. The membership extends greetings to the new members and welcomes them to Post C. M. S. Lasure, soap peddler for Proctor and Gamble Co., was in town this wek and visited the rooms quite often. E. E. Lebo and M. E. Shreeve made their regular trip to Indianapolis to day. William A. Nichols, of Portland, Indiana, representative of the Cartwright and Armfield Stove Co., of Ridgeville, died Wednesday morning at Reid Memorial hospital. Mr. Nichols was well and favorably known to a large number of Richmond traveling and business men, having made regular visits to our city for some years. His untimely death is a source of much regret among his many friends, who had been hoping for his recovery from bis illness, which had been of some months' duration. Next Saturday night Is Board of Directors' meeting. regular John Hegger and Newt Jenkins are going to West Baden, April the first to "recreate" for a week. Hello! Is that you Harry? Well, this is Pete Cutler talking. Say, Harry, I want you to get Tom Williams and both go with me to the horse sale at Cambridge. I want to buy a nice little driving horse, and I know you two boys can help me. What time will we go, you say? 7:40 car; now don't fail to meet me at Eighth and Main. All right. Good bye." The above conversation over the 'phone, between two bosom friends, Pete Cutler and Harry Wooters, took place last Wednesday evening. At the appointed hour Thursday morning the three plow peddlers boarded the limited car to the horse sale. On the way over the three would-be horsemen cussed and discussed the merits of nearly all the trotters and pacers listed in the catalogue. "Now boys," said Pete, "I don't know any more about a horse than Hasty does about sleeping in a bed and that's just the reason why 1 got you two fellows to select this horse for me. "Now, I want a nice little driver and I don't want- to pay very much for one either. About $100 is right, but I would go to $150 and that's the limit." "All right," replied Tom, in his usual positive way. "You leave that to Harry and me and well fix you up fine." They inspected the different stab-, les and finally located a horse that filled the bill exactly. He was cata: WE DON'T GIVE NU-RHU AWAY Because you will be glad to pay for the relief. or Rheumatism Pain and Pain caused by Neuralgia, Headache. Sore Throat and Toothache after Nu-Rhu-NeMralgia-Rheumatic Cream helps you. Drop a card NOW and you will receive a tube of No-Rxu Cream. If it falls to relieve you pay us nothing if it does as we claim you send us 25 cts. WRITE NOW We Want to Help You RIGHT NOW. NU-RHU CO, Sit E. Wash. lnffsnsyTa, Do. S.

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No More Hawking and Snuffling When You Breathe Hyomei HYOMEI (pronounce it High-o-me) is guaranteed to end the misery of catarrh. Breathe it, destroy the catarrh germs, and soon hawking and snuffling will cease. Breathe it, and crusts will no longer form in the nose; mucus will not lodge in the throat; all inflammation will leave the mebrane of the hose and throat and your head will feel clear and fine. Breathe it for coughs, colds and sore throat; its soothing, healing, antiseptic .action is better than all the stomach dosing remedies in creation, and there isn't a particle of opium, cocaine or other habit forming drug in it. Complete outfit,, which includes inhaler, $1.00. Extra bottles of HYOMEI 50 cents at Leo H. Fine's and druggists everywhere. logued "Geo..D.," had a mark of 2:SlVs and was numbered 497. The reason the owner was selling was because he was retiring from the horse business. "That's exactly the one." said Harry. "This horse is under size; he's small and the owner don't want him any more." "I guess he don't want him any more," spoke up Tom, " when he puts him in a sale to sell him." "Well, boys, if you sa y this is the one, we'll let it go at that," said Pete. "Now Pete, I'm going to tell you what to do," wisely spoke Harry. "You climb up right near the auctioneer's stand, get just as near him as pos sible and when he offers this horse for sale, you make a bid of $100 right off the bat and that will scare everybody else. You may have to pay $125, but that will be the high price. That way the crowd will say you are a 'greenie' and will say you're paying too much for a little Indian pony." When number 497 was led out, not hitched to a cart, Pete was convinced that it was such a little one they were ashamed to show it in harness. They led the horse up to the auctioneer and the owner gave the pedigree a yard or two long, naming atl his sisters and brothers and a few of the neighbors. "Now gentlemen," began the auctioneer, "you've heard the owner's description of this pretty little hoss what am I bid for it?" "One hundred dollars," came a bid so loud, from a young man standing beside him that it almost knocked the auctioner over. "Where," shouted some one in the crowd. "Twenty-five hundred dollars," said a man in the gallery, and right there is where Pete fell off the auctioneer's stand. No one noticed he fell or they might have assisted him to his feet. He gathered himself together and disappeared in the crowd. Tom and Harry looked everywhere for him, but couldn't find him. When they arrived home they found Pete playing solitaire in the T. P. A. rooms. He said nothing about horsees. It is" not known whether he's still looking for a nice little driver or not. The Giant Petrel. The giant petrel of the arctic regions will feed on offal until it is so absolutely gorged as to be unable to rise off the Ice In flight Then it runs along the ice If chased, spreading Its wings out as sails. Before being captured, however, the petrel will suddenly stop and disgorge a quantity of semidigested food and then go off on a run again. If overtaken a second time it win repeat the performance and when once it has got rid of its dinner flies away. DELICATELY FORMED and gently reared, women will find in jill the seasons of their lives, as maidens, wives and mothers, that the one simple, wholesome laxative remedy which acts gentlyand pleasantly and naturally and which may be taken at any time, when the sysx tern needs a laxative, with perfect safety and really beneficial effects, is Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. It has that true delicacy of flavor which is so refreshing to the taste, that warming and grateful toning to the stomach which responds so favorably to its action and the laxative effect which is so beneficial to the system when, occasionally, its gentle cleansing is desired. The genuine, always bearing the name of the California Fig Syrup Co., may be purchased from all leading druggists in original pack ages of one size only; price fifty cents per bottle. HURRAY'S Week March 11 HINES-KIMBALL TROUPE 4 Otbcr Features

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Curious Silver Musical Instruments Used by the Hindus. The Hindus have a number of musical instruments for which great antiquity Is claimed. Of these there la one that la very curious,. not so much by reason of its form of structure, bat because of the fact that it is played In a very peculiar manner. It fc not a stringed Instrument, it is not a wind instrument, and it is not an Instrument of percussion. It consists of two smalt silver trumpets with a very delicate apparatus within. ... . When the natives play upon this in strument they invariably excite the greatest wonder in the foreigner, who Is perplexed to determine bow the player produces the sound, for he does not place the Instrument to bis lips, but adjusts it to his neck. Foreigners have thought that a player of such an Instrument must be a ventrilo quist. employing the trumpets to con vey a false impression. It appears, however, that the variations of tone are produced by the vart atlon In the quantity of air propelled through the instrument by the pulsations of the neck. Nothing could be more curious, it If said, than to witness a performance upon this instrument and to bear the soft, sweet musical sounds tbnt emanate from the silver trumpets. Exchange. ASSOCIATION OF IDEAS. Why We Tie a String Around a Finger to Remember Something. We speak of the association of Ideas. We do not associate ideas in our mind, but we associate, the mental picture of things of forms and colors and other material qualities. We can form no conception of an abstract quality, as goodness, except in Its association with a material thing. Every thought must have a material basis, and It Is retained In our mind through, association with some other .object, the picture of which we have retained. There are some things so closely bound up In our existence or that have been reproduced so often that no effort Is required to instantly recall them or reproduce them In our mind. Our name, our birthday or something that we know by heart and can repeat without an effort, are examples. Most things require an effort to recall them, and we recall a odd ber of things and try to find one with which the thing we seek is associated In tying the string around the finger we associate the Idea, the deed or the thing that we want to remember with the string or knot. As this Is frequently seen, we frequently get the association between the string and ths thing we want to remember, and this serves to recall it New York American. , Best-Yet? 14-3t IF YOU HAD A NECK L.ONOA8THI. FELLOW AND NAD SODE THROAT TO H SI LI HE WC5LD (HICUY CXtl IT. OcaMMe. HewnslSiieti. c Will arrive at the Arcade Theater Monday night, sure. ' JOHN. 1 This establishment wishes to announce to its patrons and the public that it is showing the most comprehensive stocks of superb, splendid Gold Jewelry, Silverware, Cut Glass; Watches, Precious Stones, Etc that it ever has had the pleasure to display. ' In our selections the highest standards of quality and excellence have been maintained the material, workmanship, design and style of each article is such as to satisfy the best requirements of current fashion and demand. - ,fa A visit is cordially invited. : 1TO ATMIFE eweler 12 ft 9th

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A Visit Frees the Bay leys. V The servant at No. 1 told the servant at No. 2 that her master expected his old friends, the Bayleys. to pay a visit, and No. 2 told No. 3 that No. 1 expected to have the Bayleys la the bouse every day. and No. 3 told No. 4 that it was all up with No. 1 and that they couldn't keetbe- bailiffs out. whereupon No. 4 told No. 5 that the officers

were after No. 1 and that it , was as! much as he could do to prevent himself from being taken in execution and that It was nearly killing his poor, dear wife, and so it went on Increasing and increasing, until it got to No. 33 that the detective police had taken up the gentleman who lived at No. 1 for killing his poor, dear wife with arsenic and that it was confidently hoped and expected that he would be executed, as tlte facts of the case were very clear against him. Londou Express. , J Flankj Steak. The Sank contains a broad flat muscle known as the flank steak, which is a very desirable piece of meat if taken from a well fattened animal. There is no waste to it whatsoever. It is coarse in fiber, but very rich In flavor, and if carefully prepared Is a very choice cut In thin cattle the flank steak Is not usually removed, the flank being made into rolled roasts or sold for stews. A rolled roast of the bind flank is one of the most economical cuts in the whole animal. It is good to eat. Is cheap and contains no boneNational Provisioner. The Open Doer. : Lady (to new servant) I do not tolerate gossip, but if you know any interesting news you may tell me! EPSOM SALTS TASTES FINE! You can really sajr that about Epsom Salts now. Co-Epo Salts has solved the problem. Co-Epo Salts is a compound of Epsom Salts with other wholesome Ingredients that give it a rich cocoa flavor, and retain all the laxative properties of the Epsom Salts, which because it is taken thoroughly dissolved and leaves tha stomach and bowels in a natural, healthy condition is recognized as the best cathartic and laxative in existence. We have simply gone one step further and can offer you in CoEpo Salts a compound that contains all of Epsom Salts but the taste. The taste is what we have improved upon. Co-Epo Salts Is for sale by all druggists in 10c and 25c packages, but if your own druggist cannot supply you, we will send you a package of Cc-Epo Salts by return mail upon receipt of the proper price. .' COCOA SALT8 CO, 37 West 24th St., Indianapolis, Ind.

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