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$:a-Tcte;rca Published and owned by the PALLADIUM PRINTINQ CO. Issued Kvery Even Ins Kxcept Hunday. Office Corner North tb and A streets. Palladium and 8un-Teierem Phones Uusinese Office, 2M; Nsws Department, Hll. RICHMOND. INDIANA Ra4elh a. Leeds KsUts SUBSCRIPTION TERMS In Richmond $5.00 per yaar (la advance) .or 19c per week. RURAL. ROUTII One year, in advance M.JO Hi months. In advance LM une month, In advance M Addreaa changed aa often aa desired: both new and old addresses muat be Klven. Subscribers will pleaae remit with order, which should be given for a pacified term; name will not be entera until parent Is received. HAIL, SUBSCRIPTIONS One year. In advanee ola months. In advance One month, In advance Entered at Richmond, Indiana, poat office aa second class nvll matter. New Torlt Representatives Payne ft Youn. 10-34 West 33d street, and It35 West 32nd street. New York. N. Y. Chicago Representatives Payne ft Young, 747-748 Marquette Building, Chicago. I1L The Association of Ame lean Advertisers kas mxamsnsd mmd certifieel ! tkm eirwilarias erf this nsjh Bcatieav. Thefts-ares ol circa la tioa ontaiaed la the Aaseclatiogi'a repert oaly aye) guaraateeeL Assfxiatesa if AaericM Wvcrlisers No. J6. Whitehall ngf. H. Tf. City . This Is My 72nd Birthday CHARLES BOOTH. Rt. Hon. Charles Booth, an Englishman of wealth who has made a s De dal study of the problems affecting capital and labor, was born In LlverVool. March 30, 1840. For fifty years lie has been a partner In one of the great mercantile and steamship companies for which Liverpool is famous. At the same-time he has devoted much of his attention to the solution of problems relating to the public welfare, and has written extensively on pauperism and the condition of the working people, old age pensions, and kindred subjects. Mr. Booth was appointed to the Privy Council In 1904. lie it a Fellow of the Royal society and has received honorary degrees from Oxford, Cambridge and Liverpool universities. Congratulations to : De Wolf Hopper, for many years a star In comic opera, 54 years old today. Frederick V. Hamilton, president of Tufts college, 52 years old today. Hon. Peter Talbot, member of the oviutiv ui vjuuhiii wo Bmg uiu luuajr. Children are much, more likely to contract the contagious diseases when they have colds. Whooping cough, diphtheria, scalet 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 deponded upou and Is pleasant and safe to take. For ale by all dealers. SHOE ODDITIES. Two Pairs Are Sometimes Broken to Oblige Finicky Customers. Wlien it one legged uiun buys a shoe the dealer aeuUs to tbe factory for a hoe to uiutcb the one left remaining. In iliexe days of the use of machinery In every proceas of their manufacture uvea are niude with tbe utmost exact'nesft aud precision, and It Is easily possible to mate that remaining shoe with tbe greatest nicety in size, style, material and onlsh. Few people have feet exactly alike. Commonly tbe left foot la larger than tbe rljibt. so that one shoe may tit a Utile more snugly than the other. Commont.v. however, people buy shoes in ifitulnrly matched pairs, the difference tn their feet. If it is noticeable to them at all. not being enough to make any other course desirable. But there are ieople who buy shoes of different sizes or widths, in which cam tbe dealer breaks two pairs for them, giving them, to fit their feet, one Klioe from each. In -such cases the dealer matches up the two remaining shoes, one from each of two Jain. Just n be would where he had broken one I'.ilr to xfll one alioc to a one legged man Bird Eggs. Chocolate Eggs. Cocoanut Eggs, Butter cream Eggs, Decorated Eggs, all good eating. You get them at Price's. mar29-30 apr 8-4-5 Curious Power of Charcoal. It has been found that the power of charcoal to absorb gases Is vastly increased at Tery low temperatures, so that It can be employed for exhausting Incandescent lamp bulbs and Crookes tubes and also for separating mixed gases. Experiment has shown that at tbe freezing point of water and at normal atmospheric pressure one gram of charcoal absorbs four cubic centimeters of hydrogen and eighteen cubic centimeters of oxygen, but that t 183 degrees centigrade, the temperstore of boiling air, one gram of charcoal absorbs 135 cubic centimeters of hydrogen and 250 cubic centimeters' of oxygen. When several gases are "mixad the charcoal absorbs some of them moch mors freely than others, so that by multiplying the operation gases can bo separated from mixtures In sufficient quantity for Industrial uses. Cincinnati Commercial Tribune. WANTED. Carpenter and millwright for outId work. Good position and steady employment for right man. can at Richmond Safety Gate Co. 30-lt

Harmony.

Governor Hadley of Missouri in speaking of the conditions in the Republican party said the other day: "We have in our own party, unfortunately, some politicians who are political Hessians, available for employment in any cause, without regard to its merits, and ready toadopt any method which will bring results. Such men do not deserve tbe name of Republicans; they deserve to be classed along with Butler's "Indians" and Shannon's "Rabbits," whose chief claim to distinction was their ability to pad registration lists, stuff ballot boxes and forge election returns." Of all those who are talking "harmony" in the 6th District the Hessians who took part in the attempt to deprive the men in the ranks of their right to a fair count are the loudest. There is one sort of struggle which will never cease that is the etruggle between those who believe in honesty, and those who wink their eyes at anything. There will never be harmony In the Sixth district as long as men attempt to steal representation that doees not belong to them by sharp practice. The fight is on in the Sixth District until tbe Hessians are removed.

The Bible Study Conference.

The announcement that the Student's Bible Study conference is going to meet in Richmond means a compliment of no mean order to this community. It is not only that Richmond has facilities for handling such events that it Is extremely ascessible--but more than everything else it means that there is a recognition of the interest which people in Richmond have in all ethical movements. Earlbam College, tbe church life in Richmond and tbe sturdy Y. M. C. A. are but the outward sings of the active regard which people here have In the movements designed to make things better. The Student's Bible Study movement represents a voluntary interest in religious life which comes at a time when the merely perfunctory relations of men and women to churches is falling off. Added to tbe things for which Richmond is well known throughout the country is the Interest here in tbe movement which announces its intention of coming here it is therefore an extremely happy arrangement that Richmond should honor Itself by its entertainment of the expected guests.

Mr. Taft's Friends. But the President's words, of course, have a far wider application. When he, with whatever good intentions, keeps dwelling upon his distrust of popular action, his disbelief in action by the people themselves, it Is natural that his lieuterfants should feel that they have a free hand in trying to thwart the wishes of the people. Theodore Roosevelt. Nothing stands clearer today than the difference between Taft and the reactionaries on the one hand and the progressives with Roosevelt at their head on the other. Everybody now sees that Mr. Taft's fear of the people called "mob rule" means that he trusts those who do not allow the majority to rule. That Taft has hooked up with the old gang everywhere is responsible for the scenes such as happened in New York, Colorado and in Indianapolis. Does anybody need to be told what this signifies? If Mr. Taft is elected who will he be under obligations to the Kealings, the Guggenheims, the Watsons or the everyday citizens? And who do the Kealings and Watsons and Guggenheims line up with, where do they get their livelihood? The danger of the majority ruling will be slight if Mr. Taft is elected.

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"For the Honorable Lew Shank, mayor of Indianapolis with grateful appreciation and best wishes. W. H. TAFT." That is what Lew got for his services and that is what Doc Genn missed.

LETTER LIST The following letters remain un-, claimed at te local post office and will be sent to the Dead Letter office if not called for within two weeks: Ladles' List Mrs. Cora Ayers, Miss Mary Brown, Mrs. Malinda Coleman, Mrs. Lane Gaar, Miss Maude Galvin, Mrs. Frank Hiatt, Mrs. Lue R. Lumpkin, Mrs. C. A. Reed, Miss Viola Riley, Mrs. Bert Rogers, Miss Verna Sayers, Miss C. Chafer, Miss Alta Smith, Mrs Julia Williams. Firms Ham B. Co. Gentlemen's List Wm. Bird. Ed. H. Brown, Wm. J. Coffman, Chas. N. Davis, Joseph Davis, W. R. Deputy, Wm. R. Doty, Oscar W. Eden, D. N. Ellis, Dan Harris, Richard N. Hart. John Harvey, George C. Heckman, Charles Hoey. F. T. Holland. S. B. Johnson. A. C. Kauffin, Fred King, Ennie Long, J. E. Kong, Lines Mc Daniel. J. R. McDonald. Raymond McMullen, A. L. Marine, Vole Martindale, J. F. Menk, Will Miller, Rev. J. Moier, Harry J. Pelffer, Andy Reichter, Fred Rogers, Christopher H. Schwartz, Lester B. Smith, E. L. Washburn, Harry Wood, Morris Woods. E. M. HAAS, P. M. flovorsoo the terms. An old negro who lived on a southern plantation went to the nearby city foi a visit and while there went to see his young "marster," who was living in the city at the time. On his return the young man's mother asked If be was in good spirits. "Well, mum." responded thje old negro. "I reckon I'll 'spress It a' little dlffunt an say de good sperrits wuz in Morse Jeem." Exchange. ' THIS DATE

MARCH 30TH. 1282 Massacre of Sicilian Vespers at Palermo. 1697 Hannah Dustin, of Haverhill, Mass., Killed her 12 Indian guards and escaped. 1796 John Sevier inaugurated first governor of Tennessee. 1837 John Constable, noted landscape painter, died. Born June 11, 1776. 1843 Sir Charles Metcalfe appointed governor of Canada. 1870 Congress readmitted Texas into the Union. 1903 Statue of William E. Gladstone, erected in Westminster Abbey.

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Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is a positive eure lor weakness and disease of the featiniae orfaaisaa. It allays inflammation, heals ulceration and soothes pain. Tones and bails op the nerves. Do not permit a dishonest dealer to substitute for this saediciae which has a record of years of earn. ' No, thaak yoa, I wast what I ask for."

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MASONIC CALENDAR

Monday, April 1, 1912 Richmond Commandery, No. S, K. T., Stated Conclave. Tuesday, April 2 Richmond lodge, No. 196, F. & A. M., Stated meeting. Thursday, April 4, 1912, Wayne Council No. 10, R. & S. M. Stated Assembly. v Friday, April 5 King Solomon's Chapter. No. 4, R. A. M. Called Convocation. Work in Royal Arch Degree. Refreshments. Saturday, April 6. Loyal Chapter, No. 49, O. E. S. Stated Meeting. TALK TO YOUR HORSE. It Will Make the Animal More Intelligent and More Friendly. Talk to your horse and teach him to obey your voice as well as the reins, This may prove valuable if. as sometimes happens, the lines break or become unbuckled. Besides, tbe horse likes the sociability of It. He easily learns a dozen or more words, but be careful to use them only for exactly what you mean. For Instance, "whoa" means to stop at once and stand perfectly still, "get up" to go straight ahead and at once, "back" to step backward, "easy" or "steady" to slow up. These words the horse readily learns and takes kindly to. "Walk" means to change at once to a walk, and "all right," spoken In a calm, reassuring tone, means "don't be afraid that won't hurt you," and it is wonderful to see what a calming effect It has. Speak firmly, but not sharply, to the horses, for they are nervous creatures. Talking to your horse will make him more intelligent and more friendly. Spirit of the West. IN HISTORY Backache

dure through weakaess or displacement of tbe womanly organs. Mrs. Lizzie White of Memphis, Teaa., wrote Dr. R. V. Pierce, as follows : At riaaea I was hardly able to bo on may foot. 1 boliove I Bod ovory pain mmd sche womata could have. Hod Tory bad case. Interval organs were Tery aaetch diseased mmd my back was vary weak. I aauTered a great deal with aervoa Bwadaob.es. in fact, I suffered all over. This was say eooditioa whan I wrote Ss yoo for dvioe. After takiatf yoar Favorite Prose riptioo ' for aboot three BBoaths coa soy that aay health was never better.

Nervous Debility

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News Forecast

WASHINGTON, D. C, March 30. The Wlseonain primary election Tuesday ia expected to furnish the leading subject for political discussion of the week. Delegates to the national conventions of both parties will be elected in the primaries, under the new Wisconsin law. The best impartial judges of the situation in the Badger State concede that La Follette will carry the majority of the State delegation, with delegates reported in many cases to favor Roosevelt for second choice. The state is strongly progressive. The Taft men are active, but their hope apparently is not to get a majority of the delegation, but to prevent La Follette from having a unanimous vote from the State. On the Democratic aide, Wisconsin seems to present about the same situation as Oregon and Nebraska, all being primary election states with three tickets in the field. Harmon is supposed to be stronger in Wisconsin than in the other states and, backed by the soliu conservative vote, it is thought possible the Ohio governor may win over Wilson and Clark, who will have to divide the "radical" vote between them. Democratic primaries will be held in Alabama Monday for the selection of delegates to the Baltimore convention. The voters will express their preference for president in the primaries, but the delegates will be named later in the state convention. There is no doubt but Alabama will give a decided vote for Congressman Oscar D. Underwood, and the delegates will be positively instructed for the Southerner first, last and all the time. At the same primaries candidates for Congress will be named, also minor state officers to be voted for next fall. The tours of the presidential aspirants will be watched with interest. Colonel Roosevelt is to be heard in several cities in the middle west, while Senator La Follette plans to invade New England. The reception of the Wisconsin senator in New England will afford an opportunity-for an interesting comparison, as both Taft and Roosevelt recently visited that section. Champ Clark has accepted an invitation to speak at a Democratic banquet in Louisville Saturday night, while William J. Bryan and other party leaders will be heard at a similar gathering in Des Moines. Also of political interest will be the local option elections in Illinois and Michigan, the municipal election in Milwaukee, where the Socialists are fighting for a continuance of power; the aldermanic elections in Chicago, and the Republican district conventions in Maine, Missouri, Iowa and several other states. Some important decisions are expected to be handed down by the Supreme Court of the United States, when that body convenes Monday after a two weeks' recess. Political New York is awaiting with State of Ohio, city of Toledo, 1 68. Lucas County, Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALL'S CATARRH CURE. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of December, A. D., 1886. (Seal) A. W. GLEASON, Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O. Sold by all Drugglsta, 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

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For Coming Week

interest the trial of former City Chamberlain Charles H. Hyde, which is scheduled to begin Monday. Hyde was inaiciea ior auegea bribery in connec- ( tlon with the financing of the Carnegie 1 rust Comapny and the Joseph G. Robin banks. He' will be the fourth of a coterie of prominent politicians, bankers and promoters to be tried on charges growing out of th failure of these institutions. A large number of officers, directors and employes of the National Cash Register Company, of Dayton, O., have been ordered to appear in the United States court at Cincinnati Tuesday to plead to the indictments charging them with conspiracy to obstruct and monopolize the cash register business. In violation of the criminal provisions of the Sherman anti-trust law. "The launching of the torpedo-boat destroyer Henley, which is to take

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Dyspepsia Twenty Years. Mr. Sidney Wessels, Merrltton, Ont., Canada, writes: "I have been troubled with dyspepsia and indigestion for twenty years, during which time I tried different doctors, but did not get the desired results. "I had about given up, thinking my case incurable, when I heard of Peruna and decided to try it. I have com150.100

On next Monday morning, April 1st, 150.CC0 miners in the anthracite field of Peiraylvcata will lay down their picks and shovels tzi 3 cn strike. We anticipated this and have prepared to take cire of our customers for the balccce cf the seasoi. We have enough anthracite cod fa the yards and in transit to carry car ecstcaers throng!) to tireless weather.

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