Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 153, 2 May 1912 — Page 4

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THE RICIOIOXD. PALLADIUM AD SUM -TEUECMlAMtTnUR8DAY MAY 2, 1912.

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This Is My 61st Birthday

GRAHAM TAYLOR.

Professor Graham Taylor, one o f

the best known sociologists In America and a pioneer worker In many

movements looking to the uplift of

the masses, was born in Schenectady, N. Y., May 2, 1&61. His education was received at Rutgers college and the Reformed Theological Seminary at New Brunswick, N. J. After graduat- ' ing from the last named institution ho was ordained to the ministry of the Reformed church in 1876, For twelve years . he was pastor of a church in Hartford, Conn., and during a part of the time he was also a professor of practical theology in the Hartford Theological Seminary. For the past twenty years Professor Taylor's activities have been identified chiefly with the University of Chicago, where he has held the chair of sociology. He is the founder of the Chicago Commons, one of the most noted social settlements in the country.

CONGRATULATIONS TO Hallie Ermine Rives, novelist, 34 years old today. Mrs. Isaac L. Rice of New York, anti-noise crusador, 52 years old today. Jerome K. Jerome, English writer and humorist, 51 years old today. . Rear Admiral Oscar W. Farenholt, U. S. N., retired, 6.7 years old today.

Once more the Indianapolis Star, which has been trying for several moons to straddle the Republican presidential Issue like a tenderfoot astride a Texas cow pony, has grown dizzy and shrieks out that it can no longer maintain its position. It demands that both Mr. Roosevelt and Mr. Taft withdraw from the contest in favor of some candidate that both factions can unite on. But the Star fails to mention where such a paragon can be located. ' Before the Massachusetts primary the country was informed by the Taft campaign managers that the president would sweep the Bay State. They claimed 34 of the 36 delegates, and said there was a good chance of capturing the entire delegation. Mascachusetts was to deliver the knockout blow to Theodore Roosevelt. On the other hand the Roosevelt leaders frankly admitted that Massachusetts was a very doutful state. Tuesday the citizens of Massachusetts voted and Col. Roosevelt carried half of the state's delegation to the Republican national convention. Today the Taft press informs us that the vote in Massachusetts has conclusively proven that neither Mr. Roosevelt nor Mr. Taft can be elected if nominated. Their sole reason for making this assertion is because Mr. Taft only succeeded in securing an even break In a state which it had been claimed was solid for him in a state where every member of a great political machine, headed by the boss of the United States senate, shed coats and vests to help put Mr. Taft "across." In reality the showing Col. Roosevelt made in the Bay State was more remarkable than the way he swept Oregon, Nebraska. Illinois and Pennsylvania. If the Colonel can make such a showing in Massachusetts he can easily win the great west and central west, and the man who can carry those sections of the country can take up his residence in the White House. We hope the Star, which describes itself as a "loyal supporter of . President Taft," in the paragraph, "a loyal supporter of Theodore Roosevelt" will find relief from its agony, providing it does not cost the withdrawal of Theodore Roosevelt from the Republican presidential derby.

Kern As A Dark Horse.

Lame back is usually caused by rheumatism of the muscles ' of the back, for which you will find nothing better than Chamberlain's Linament.

For sale by all dealers.

MASONIC CALENDAR Thursday, May 2. Wayne Council, 'No. 10, R. & S. M., Stated Assembly.

Saturday, May 4. Loyal Chapter,

No. 49, O. E. S., Stated Meeting and refreshments.

Nusbaum's Grand Opening tonight from 7 to 9.

Remarkable Case. "How much your little boy resembles your basbandr said the cunning politician. "I've alwdys heard," she .replied, "that people grow to look like those they are much with, but this la quite a remarkable case. We only adopted the little fellow last week."

In His Interest. Jack Ton know when Mabel rejected me last week I told you my troubles, and you promised to help me. Well, she accepted me last night. Am I to thank you for Interceding for me? Cousin Belle Not exactly, dear boy 1 simply Intimated to Mabel that I was after you myself.

How shall I be able to rule over other that bare not roll power and ommand over myself? Rabelais.

CUMOUSBITS OF HISTORY SOME OLD-TIME FASHIONS. : S By A. W. MACY. V In the" fourteenth century it was the fashion to carry silver toothpicks suspended from the heck by a chain. About the end of the seventeenth century magnetlo toothpick were used, to prevent pain in the teeth, eye and ears. In the latter part of the eighteenth century the women of England wore hoop petticoat o large that a woman wearing one occupied the pac of six men. At one time the custom of dotting the face with black patches shaped like suns, stare, creeses, hearts, etc., was very prevalent in England. Soma of the ladle of the court of Loul . XV wore moleskin eyebrow. At one time all English doctor were supposed to carry gold-headed cane a an emblem of authority. During the reigns of William 111, Anno and George I, In England, It wa Illegal for a tailor to make or a man to wear- clothe with any other

kind of button than bras.

; iCepyrlsbt, 11. by Joseph B. Bowles.)

Samuel B. Blythe states in an article appearing in the Saturday Evening Post that he believes William Jennings Bryan is for John W. Kern of Indiana for the Democratic presidential nomination. Blythe says in part: "The man he (Bryan)) is most likely to turn to is John W. Kern, senator from Indiana and candidate for vice-president with Bryan in 1908. Of course, he may have a totally different compromise candidate in view he is the only person who knows; but Kern is by far the strongest possibility. And Kern knows it, too and so do a lot of other people, including Taggart, of Indiana, who Is going to Baltimore at the head of a delegation supposed to be for Gov. Marshall. In reality Taggart is for Kern. He may deny that but he is, just the same. "A situation may easily arise when the contest shall narrow down to Underwood and Kern. It is quite unlikely that either Clark or Wilson who are the leading candidates at this time, will have two-thirds of the delegates when the convention assembles. Then, unless there be a combination of all other delegates representing all the candidates with either Wilson or Clark, it is inevitable that Wilson and Clark will kill each other off. "It may happen, of course, that Clark or Wilson will show such strength on the first ballot or two, that the delegates, wanting to get with the apparent winner, will turn to one or the other and thus assure his nomination; but the chances are that there will come a jab, which will make it extremely difficult for either Clark or Wilson to win, and that a compromise candidate will be selected. There is where Kern Is strong, he being an acceptable man, with nothing against him, no animosities stirred up and with a clean Democratic record; or, if not Kern, some other man of simiar qualifications somebody on whom all can unite. Kern is fully alive to the situation and so are his friends witness Kern's carefully prepared pension speech in the senate not long ago, a palpable bid for future support from the old soldiers in case anything turns up. "Marshall, of Indiana, will have a few other votes than the 30 of Indiana. He may get some others, but Indiana's 30 will about let him out. Tom Taggart controls the delegation. Taggart has no idea that Marshall can be nominated, but he has an idea that Senator Kern can be; and he will use those Indiana delegates with that end in view. They will be trading stock for Taggart, and he is an accomplished and versatile trader let there be no mistake about that. Also, he has a large number of friends among the managing Democrats of the United States. Also, he is on good terras with about everybody who will be active at the convention. If he can so manage it that Kern shall be injected into the situation as a compromise after the first few ballots, provided neither Clark nor Wilson can get the two-thirds, he will find a lot of willing and ready support for his real man, who is Kern; and the endorsement of Marshall by Indiana will keep Kern in the dark horse list."

"THIS DATE IN HISTORY

MAY 2. 1670 The Hudson's Bay company organized in England. 1785 Thomas Jefferson appointed United States minister to France. 1843 Civil government first organized in Old Oregon at Champoeg.. 1863 General "Stonewall" Jackson mortally wounded at battle of Chancellorsville. , 1865 Clyde 'Fitch, noted playwright, born in New York city. Died in France, September 4, 1909. 1876 The Academy of Natural Sciences was opened in Philadelphia. 1878 Coinage of 20-cent silver pieces stopped by act of Congress. 1885 Col. Otter attacked the Canadian rebels at Cut Knife creek. 1890 Congress passed an act providing for a temporary government in the territory of Oklahoma. 1911 The French relief column arrived at Fez, Morocco, anad raised the siege of the rebel tribesmen.

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ENGLAND TO MAE A STRONG PROTEST (National Xows Association) LONDON, May 2. That England Is preparing to protest against Turkey's action in keeping the Dardanelles closed was indicated by a special meeting of the cabinet today when the matter was up for discussion. Premier Asqutth presided. There are over 600 merchant ship bottled up by the closing of the strait and it is unofficially understood that England may Join other countries in a Joint protest. The cabinet also discussed dates for the debate of the home rule in Parliment.

Nusbaum'a Grand Opening tonight from 7 to 9.

THOMAS C. DAWSON DIES AT CAPITAL (National Nws Association) WASHINGTON, May 1. Thomas Cleveland Dawson, aged 46 years, resident diplomat of the state department and one of the foremost authorities on South American diplomatic questions, died at his home yesterday from kidney complications. Mr. Dawson was a native of Wisconsin,

VATICAN IS CLOSED

(National News Association) ROME. May 2. The Vatican was closed May 1 as a precaution against possible disturbances during the May day demonstrations. Papal Secretary of State Merry del Val announced that Pope Plus would grant no audiences. The police forbade the usual workmen's parade.

PANIC ON A TRAIN - (National News Association) BOSTON, May 2 Six persons were

overcome by smoke and there was a J

panic today among passengers on an elevated train when the main switch on a car short circuited Just as the train was entering the Mill street station of the Washington tunnel. The car was filled with smoke. There was a cry of "open the doors" as the passengers Jammed the pits. At this point the train reached the station and men and women rushed out of the car. Several women who fainted, or who were overcome by smoke were taken to the relief hospital.

DOES THE COLO!

NEED ANY BOOiWG?

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CHICAGO, May

fifty-eight delegate

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plan a campaign to bios dacy of Theodore RoofWe

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their campaign. Ty

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Prevent Distress Alter Eating Two or three Digeetlt tablets after eating will prevent or quickly relieve that full uncomfortable feeling try It. If it falls, your money will be refunded. Brown's Digestit is a certain quick relief and permanent remedy for all stomach upsets relieves indigestion Instantly. Little tablets easy to wallow, absolutely harmless 60c. Conkey Drug Co. ,

The Effects of Opiai

Kindness to Animals. Don't be discouraged because you see so many unkind things being done, says Our Dumb Animals. Just keep on being actively kind to animals yourself and the number who follow your example will continually grow.

THAT INFANTS are peculiarly susceptible to oplmsf "various preparations, all of which are narootio, is -well .Ey smallest doses, it continued, these opiates cause ohK the func

tions and growth of the cells which are likelv to become fwnv cauaag imbecility, mental perversion, a craving for alcohol cnArf?Tf8 a "e. Nervous diseases, such as Intractable nervous dyspepato 5 lack of staying powers are a result of dosing with opiates or narootio to keep children quiet in their infancy. The rule among physicians is that children should neVr receive opiates in the smallest doses for more than a day at a time, and only then if unavoidable. ,. , e . The administration of Anodynes. Drops, 'Ti t,1 other narcotics to children by any but a pbydcian f"0 trongly decried, and the druggist should not be ' party to it. Children who are Ul nd the attention of a nhvsioian. and it is nothing less than a crime to

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CARD OF THANKS. ,We, the mother and children of the late Adrian A. McPherson, wish to express our thanks to the kind neighbors and friends who helped us in time of our bereavement. We especially thank the order of G. A. R. Mother and Children. 2-lt

Just Received ! 100 Gallons New Fancy MAPLE SYRUP Cooper's Grocery

DR. B. McWHINNEY Phvsirinn nnrl SiircAnn

Office Gennett Theater Building

North A Street.

Residence. The Arden. S. 14th & A

Phones Office, 29S7; Res. 2936

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VELVET ICE CREAM DELIVERED TO YOUK DOOK. 2StCENTS A QUART

Phone 1680 328 & Fourth St

...LUMBER! SALE.., For the next 60 days we are going to sell LUMBER

regardless of cost. We have a large assortment of all kinds of building lumber which we want to move at once. See us before you buy and be convinced. LOUCK & HILL CO. 200-210 N. 4TH ST.

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PRESENTS

Diamond Rings, Watches, Bar & Side Ruffle Pins, Brooches, Bracelets, Lavalliers, Lockets, and Necklaces. FOR THE BOY GRADUATE: Watches, Diamond and 8lgnt Rings, Fobs, Scarf Pins, Tie Clasps and Links to Match. FRED KENNEDY JEWELER S26 Main Strtst

It is poor economy to consider the furnace question on a bargain counter basis. The best is the biggest bargain. The Peck-Williamson UNDERFEED is the best. Their top feeds are equal to the best top feds far better than most of them. Pilgrim Furnace Co.

529 Main St. Phone 1390.

714-720 . 9th SC Phone 1685

Every Up-to-date Housekeeper Should Attend This Demonstration. Help You to Solve tfie High Cost of Living. We Will Also Give a Special Sale Price on the Following:

It Will

A FIVE-QUART ALUMINUM BERLIN KETTLE with Lid, sells regularly at $1.40, no less. The Sale price while they last will be

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ENTERPRISE FOOD CHOPPERS, Family Size, Number 501, Sells Regularly at 1.25, and no less, and is the best food chopper made, latest patents, all tinned, sanitary. The Sale Price While They Last Will Be . -. 69c

Elegant Cut Glass Tumblers,

regular price 50c each, qual

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While They Last

c 25c

Now If You Don't Take Advantage of This You Are Not an Economical Buyer Nor Do You Know a Bargain.

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SicEc Kcom Requisites Absorbedt Cotton, all sixes. Gauze Bandages, all sizes. Adhesive Plaster, all sizes. Crutches and Tips. A fine line of Bed Pans, porcelain and steel enameled. Invalid Ring, Hot Water Bottles, Syringes, all styles. Everything for the sick. W. H. ROSS DRUG CO,

Phone 1217.

804 Main St.

Use only Eastman Film it Is the best.

MONEY FOR TAXES If you are in need of money to pay Taxes we can loan you any amount from 110.00 up and' your Household goods, piano, teams, etc., will serve as security. You can par It back in small weekly or monthly payments to suit your Income. All business transactions strictly confidential. Call at our offices, writ or phone and our agent wis call on you.

Take Elevator to Third Floor

Phone 250