Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 118, 22 March 1912 — Page 3
THE RICHMOND PAL LABIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, MARCH 32, 1912.
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A PLOT Alleged Taft Supporters Are Secretly Working for Fairbanks. (Palladium Special) INDIANAPOLIS, March 22. The men who have been intrusted with the Taft campaign in Indiana and who have already caused a serious disaffection in the Republican party of this state through the methods they have pursued to further their own ends, are to be held responsible by the real leaders of the party. It Is conceded that the told Keallng-Watson-Hemen-way gang has already jeopardized the party's chances this fail needlessly. The fact is, it is generally recognized that these politicians are 'not at heart for Mr. Taft but that they are merely using him as a decoy in order to gain control of the Indiana delegation to the National convention with the belief that somehow they may be ab)e to slip Charles V. Fairbanks into the place at the bead of the ticket. It I merely a case of self preservation with this crowd, it is asserted by others. These same men were accused of having caused the defeat of the Republican party in Indiana two years ago, preferring to ruin, rather than to lose the rule of the party. Now it is asserted that tbey are again willing to see their party go down in defeat rather than permit the progressive Republicans to come into power. The party at large has awakened to the selfish motives which have been the mainspring of the actions of these bosses and it Is promised that the first step In the direction of shelving them for good and all will be the selection of Roosevelt delegates to the early state convention next week when tbe four delegates at large to the National Republican convention will be selected. Even men who have been Inclined to support the Taft candidacy are now lining up with the Roosevelt men for the purpose of discountenancing the type of politicians into whoso bands Mr. Taft's candidacy has fallen Into in this Btate. They feel that there is even more at stake in this state than the expression of a choice for presidential nomination the future welfare of the Republican party in this state. And with the further belief that the men in charge of affairs on the Taft side are really not sincerely for Taft at all, they do not believe that they are assisting Taft when they vote for delegates to the state convention who will be controlled by the Keating crowd. Begin Spring right, cleanse your whole system, regulate it, purify your blood. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea cleanses the stomach and bowels and purifies the blood, puts the sap of life In your veins; you feel like a fairy. The recognized Spring tonic cleanses does the work and does it right. Tea or Tablets, 35c. A. O. Luken. SMOKED MEATS! SMOKED MEATS! I have just taken out of my Smoke House a large and choice lot of smoked Meats of all kind. A mild sugar cure, old fashion, 'Jiickory wood and saw dust smoke. Hams any kind and size from 8 pounds up to 25 pounds. Shoulders 4 pounds to 10 pounds. Bacon, lean and thin of fat and heavy pieces, any kind or size. The price is low, quality high. This is the Season ot the year for smoked meats. Eggs are good and cheap and you will not buy smoked meats in SO or 60 days at. tbe price it can be bought at now. I also have a fine lot of choice lard in buckets or cans. SCHWEOMAN'S Two Meat Markets. Three Phones. 22-5t Artificial warming of the world is one ot the greatest of modern problems and yet tbe earth is itself a vast furnace, whose flames are sometimes aggresively active and destructive. Italian are planning to use some of this heat. A boiler is to be installed at some point where the internal fires of Vesuvius are acccsible and hot water is tq be piled to the neighboring towns. Dr. Miles' i-Poin Pills will help you, as thoy havre helped others. Good for all kinds of pain. Ufed to relieve Neuralgia, Headache, Nervousness Rheumatism, Sciatica, Kidney Tains, Lumbago, Locomotor Ataxia, Backache, Stomachache. Carsickness, Irritability and for pain in any part of the body. "I have always bn subject to neuralgia ami have suffered from It for years. While vlaltlng my son and suffering from one of the old attacks, ho brought me a box of Dr. Miles' Antl-Paln Pill. 1 need thera aa directed and after taking them It waa the Arst time In years the neuralgia ceased from the use ot medicine." MRS. -f imwtun J dreene St., Dewaglac. Mien. At all druggist. 2S So sis He. e MILM! MKOICAL CO., Elkhart, lad.
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BBISKOLI IM A RAGE An Unapprociativo Audience and Sympathetic Servant. BrignolL tbe famous Italian tenor always expected aa encore, no mattet where or what be sang, and If it was not forthcoming be was off in a rage Instantly. In some small town be sang bis favorite song. "Com e GentiL" a serenade from Donizetti's "Don Pasquale," with unusual care and walked off tbe stage perfectly satisfied, paus lng at tbe wings td listen to the ap p la use. To. bis utter amazement there was not a sound of approbation. Hp strode Into tbe dressing room muttering that be would not respond to an encore: be would refuse to sing an otber song. Still the house remalneo silent "No. he cried to those a boat blm: "I refuse to sing again. I refusa to respond to tbe encore." Barbagelata, who was more clevet than tbe ordinary servant humbly a proacbed and said: "Signor Briguoti. yon sang that liken angel. Tbe people could not upptv date it." Tbe old fellow nearly wept "Barbagelata." he exclaimed. "glvme your hand. I did not know you were sucb a musician. Tagliapietra. i must Introduce you to Barbagelata. mj servant." turning to "Tag." who stood near by. "He is a great musician." went on Brignoli. still in a temper "He appreciates my singing more than all those fools."
INSTANT DEATH. It Is Not So Quick but That the Mind Has Time to Act It is questiouable if sucb a pbenom enon as Instant death is known to tbe scientist and Investigator. Physicians and surgeons tell us that death by gun shot wound Is the easiest mode of terminating life: yet, rapid as such h mode of taking off must necessarily be the body has leisure to feel and time to reflect and on rare occasions even ic act On the first attempt of one of tb adherents of tbe Spanish monarch t assassinate William, prince of Orange the bail passed through the bones v his face and brought him to the ground In the instant which preceded stupe factlon. however, lie was able to frauj tbe notion that tbe ceiling of a rooc had fallen in and crushed him. Another question in this connectioi ia that of probable pain. Although mi merous Instances could be cited ii support of tbe view that the mind act in cases of so cal'ed Instant death, it by no means follows that tbe infliction of a fatal blow Is attended by tbe leas; semblance of pain or a single pang of fear or regret. Unless death results Immediately, however, tbe pain may be as- varied as the nature of the injuries. ' Winning a Fur Coat Tbe artist Hans Canon once painted a Russian prince In a magnificent fur mantle which took his fancy so greatly that be endeavored to bit on a plan by which he might retain possession of it On sending home the portrait be omitted to return tbe garment, and to the letter requesting blm to do so Jie made no reply. One day when looking oat of a window be saw the prince coming toward bis bouse. Has tily slipping into tbe garb. Canon sat down in an armchair near tbe fire. Tbe prince, wbo had come for bis coat started on seeing Canon groaning and trembling at the fireside "What is the matter with you?" he asked. "Ob," groaned Canon. "I don't know what it is. hut I feel so weak and wretched, and 1 cannot get warm. Two days ago my brother died of smallpox, and 1 am a bit nervous about myself." Tbe nrtist kept tbe coot The exquisite complexion of the young Chinese women is due to tbe great care which they give their skin. Generally speaking, the result is due to massage. lisle won't bring success unless systematically directed and accompanied by sane thinking. Calm, clear brain- work the kind that not only sees, but comprehends; not only- plans, but executes that's what wins "first prizes." Brains work best only when properly fed. Grape-Nuts made of whole wheat and barley, contains also the phosphate of potash (grown in the grains) used by Nature in rebuilding brain and nerve cells used up by every-day work and worry. Stop worrying, eat Grape-Nuts regularly and the hustle comes naturally and it is followed with successful work. 'There's a Reason" Postum Cereal Co.. Ltd., Battle Creek, Mich. MURRAY'S Week March 17 G2
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Fully Complied With A Richmond Resident Furnished It. There are few items which appear in this paper more important to Richmond people than, the statement published, below. In tbe first place, if is from a citizen pt Richmond and can be thoroughly relied "upon. In the second place, it indisputably proves that Doan's Kidney Pills do their work thoroughly and not temporarily. Read this carefully. Martin Bulaeh. tailor, 433 South Eleventh Street, Richmond. Ind., says: "In the spring of 1902, I suffered from a weak and lame back and other symptoms of kidney trouble. Learning of Doan's Kidney Pills, I procured a supply at A. G. Luken & Co s Drug Store and their use brought me prompt relief. Since then I have had no further need of a kidney reoedy, as my cure has been permanent. I gave a statement recommending Doan's Kidney Pills, after I had used them with such good results and I still hold a high opinion of this remedy." For sale by ali dealers. Price 50 cento. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,New York,-sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. GETS A POSITION, THEN INTOXICATED Acknowledging his subservience to John Barleycorn, and his inability to keep straight when drinking whiskey, Harmon Clark arraigned on the charge of drunk Thursday, was given an opportunity to leave the city with a suspended sentence of 140 days in jail to face if he is again brought into police court on the charge of drunk within six months. The young man .was arrested and fined recently for drunkenness, and was 'released Wednesday. He had secured a position as traveling salesman at a good salary, and started up town Wednesday afternoon to buy some clothes before starting out. He got drunk and was arrested. He pleaded for another chance to straighten up Thursday, saying that he wanted to take the position offered him, and get on his feet .again. "Give me a chance to make a man of myself," he asked the mayor, and was given his chance. It will be the last time. He says he does not intend to come back to Richmond again. A Russian Sentry, tn 1859 the Russian emperor saw a seldier in the middle of a grass plot in the palace grounds Why was there a daily .guard, relieved at stated intervals? No one knew. Curiosity was aroused, and at last a veteran was discovered who remembered hearing his father say that the Empress Catherine she died in 1727 once saw a snowdrop in bloom at that point unusually early and asked that a guard be stationed there to protect It. And there a sentinel remained for. at least 132 years; no one knew how much longer. "Uuot Cay" HORLICK'S It Nuns Original and fitauint MALTED MILK Tht Faod-tfrink for Ail Agts. More healthful than Tea or Coffee. Agrees with the weakest digestion. Delicious, invigorating and nutritious. Rich milk, malted grain, powder form. A qaick lonch prepared ia a abate. Take bo sabstitaie. AakforHORLiCK'S. Others are imitations. r 00
They will prove best in the field where the real test comes. The length of shaping of Janesville plow bottoms is based on correct principals, that's why Janesville plows have won more prizes in five successive years at the world's two greatest annual plowing matches than all other makes combined. The reason is, that Janesville plow bottoms are scientifically correct and before they were adopted in their present form they had been proven best by exhaustive tests on the experimental grounds -of the Janesville Machine Co., doing actual work on wild soil, and turf and stubble. The moldboard of the Sod Breaker bottom is long, but not too long. The. furrow slice is turned . completely upside down and laid before It begins to drag and increase the draft The moldboard of the Stnbble bottom is shaped to carry the furrow slice as high as possible and lay it properly with the greatest amount of pulverization possible. Repeated experiments have produced the moldboard called the Turf and Stubble Bottom. We have succeeded in producing this combination through the application separately of the principals which meet the requirement of a Turf Bottom and Stubble Bottom. Youwill find the Janesville Turf and Stubble Bottom will give perfect satisfaction on either ground with the least friction and the most thorough pulverization possible. The Janesville Sod and Stnbble Bottom has been proven equally successful. It is adapted for work similar to the Turf and Stnbble Bottom. It will not only lay sod over smoothly; but will pulverize stubble ground more than any other style of bottom we make. Many of these combination bottoms have done good work in the fields, saving their owners the price of an extra bottom, and the labor and time of changing from one to the other. We cannot recommend our combination bottoms too highly. FARMERS WILL NEED THE BEST THIS SPRING because of the late Spring and Short Season. Come in and let ns demonstrate to you that we have the most up-to-date line of Plows, Harrows, Planters, Seeders, Spreaders, Etc.
NEWS OF THE LABOR WORLD
M. M. Donohue, president of the Montana Federation of Labor, reports union conditions as excellent throughout the state. Union telegraphers have paid a total of 9752,100 in death benefits since the death benefit feature was instituted. A municipal bureau for giving free advice on economic and legal matters to the poor is being established in Amsterdam. Builders' laborers in Adelaide, Australia, through their organization, demanded the recognition of $2.30 a day as the minimum wage. The total amount paid in sick, disability and death benefits by the Boot and Shoe Workers' International Union during the last year was $90,000. The Labor Council of San Jose, Cal., has bought the building formerly occupied by the Y. M. C. A. and is now remodeling it for use as a labor temple. The National Women's Trades Union league will soon start a national campaign for a minimum wage scale for five million women workers in this country. Labor unions of Quincy, 111., have decided to build a labor temple and will incorporate under the name of the Quincy Labor Temple association, capitalized at $25,000. In Germany, when the miners go to work, they take off their clean clothes at the mines mouth and than bathe and change on leaving work. Shower baths and lockers by the hundreds are in the coal country of Germany, and miners are never seen abroad in working clothes. In an analysis of a group of accidents to workmen while following their line of work for 30 per cent of the accidents no one was responsible;
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for 30 per cent the workman kilted or his fellow workmen were responsible: for 30 per cent the employer or agent was responsible, and for ten per cent both employer and workman were responsible. Thousands of lives will be saved in the future in the opinion of the bureau of mines' officials, by means of an oxygen pumping apparatus with which the bureau's workers during the last year restored life to more than thirty persons who had ceased breathing. By means of the lung filling and emptying machine used by the bureau, oxygen is forced in, the poisonous gases drawn out and normal breathing is started. A referendum vote affecting 14.000 sailors on the Great Lakes is now being taken at all lake ports by the lake seamen, marine fishermen and the marine cooks and stwards unions on a proposition to allow union members to work on boats regardless of "open shop" restrictions. Should the projxr sition be adopted it would practically end a strike of seamen that has been in effect for three years. The recently organized Dress and Waist Manufacturers' association has begun a general campaign for improving the conditions under which several thousand operatives are working at the present time in the New York shops. Regulations regarding sanitary conditions have been adopted that are a great deal more strict than the present state factory laws require.
A corps of inspectors, authorized by the association, has been appointed, and severe penalties for violation of the accepted regulations have been fixed. BEST-YET is a Seir Rising Flour and just what the name implies. Made from high grade Winter Wheat Flour, with the purest of Baking Powder. Soda and Salt added. Can be used for anything, but light bread. You will know best after you try it. The price is 25c and most good grocers sell it. Mar-22-23-26-28-30 Over wkk mcy kra waftimltotwlttu YOUR TEETH It will pay you to look well after your teeth and not let them decay. Apart from the bad appoa ranee such a set of teeth presents, it is certain that they must ache at times and bother you, and equally true, that you cannot masticate your food properly. It Is a wise investment to insure a sound set of teeth and we can help you to possess them in a short time.. PLW Janesville plows will give you the most thorough pulverization ot the soil possible witl a plow alone. They will put your ground into better condition for further cultivation than any other plow made. They will prove it in . your fields or your .n.e i g h b o r s fields Just as they have done in thousands of fields among the progressive farmers of the west.
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