Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 201, 27 June 1912 — Page 3

THE RICITMOND PALLADIUM AND

SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1912. PAGE THREE.

lEATOfl POSTOFFICE JOB IS HOW OPEN Postmaster Albright Has Resigned to Return to His Newspaper Duties. t HE : ,V (Palladium Special) EATON, O., June 27. To assume

the active management of the Eaton Register, a weekly publication, Charles E.'Albright has tendered his resignation, as postmaster, although such action is not generally known because of alleged efforts to avoid publicity. Who will succeed to the position is not yet known, although it is currently reported that Hon. Oscar A. Gale, an ex-county auditor and active worker in the county's Republican ranks, has become an enthusiastic aspirant for appointment. In view of the fact that the county central and executive committees have not yet been asked for an endorsement, it is not known just how far the efforts of Gale have progressed. X Recalling similar actions of these boards in endorsing applicants for like positions, it, becomes, readily apparent that Gale might win without recommendation. When the postoffices at Camden and Lewisburg were made vacant the committees named their choice, but in both instances Senator T. E. Burton, and his former colleague, Charles F.,- Dick, overrode the endorsements and selected their own appointees. Following the death of the late Edmund J. Albright, who was associated In the newspaper business with his brother, Postmaster Albright, the plant and business of the Register was J taken over by the latter. v. When your child has whooping cough be careful to keep the cough loose and expectoration easy by giving Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as may be required. This remedy will also liquify the tough mucus and make it easier to expectorate. It has been used successfully in many epidemica and is safe and sure. For sale by all dealers. ' A Doctor of Dancing. In France during the reign of Louis XIV. dancing , took a very prominent position among court festivities, and many members of the royal family took part in tbe complex ballets of the time Louis himself, no mean performer, took lessons for twenty years from Beaichamps, who was called the father of all dancing masters and upon whom the king conferred the title doctor as a special mark of favor. Beauehamps had the honor of appearing as partner with the king in the minuet, a dance which was introduced in 1G50 in France, and no court ball was ope-ed in BJurope for a century and a half without it. About the 'year a Toyol academy of dancing was formed under the auspices of Beavhnmps. Lulli, Moliere and others, the. object of which was to elevate the art and check all abuses. 'Of this academy Beauchamps was chief, with tie title of dl rector. Dogs That. E-t Crabs. There are crab httiting and crab eating dogs In Brazil. The dogs are half fox, but they do nt seem to care very much for poultr. They have been known to turn" vp their noses at nice fat pullets and fo fishing for crabs instead. The dugs hunt in packs along tbe banks, of Jhe rivers in tbe Amazon alley, and tfce crawfish and land .crabs of that region are their especial prey. The crabs ffen put up a vigorous fight, but the dogs have a way of turning them ovr and biting them in a vital spot Just as the thoroughbred terrier, polishes off a rat New York World. Norway's Lifeboats. Ia Norway there are no lifeboat stations. On that fearful coast it is necessary t keep lifeboats constantly float, aJd the Norwegian service is one of tne finest m the world. FREE MICE TO SICK WOMEN Thouswcajti Have Been Helped , Byvommon Sense Suggestions. Women suffering from any form of fegnale ills sre invited to communicate promptly win the woman's private correspondence department of the Lydia E. ' Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, 'Mass. 5 Your letter will be opened, read and answered by a woman and held in strict confident. A woman can freely talk of her private illness to a woman; thus has been established a confidential correspondence which has extended over many rears and which has never been broken Never have they published a testimonial or used a letter without the writtfi consent of the writer, and never bas tie Company allowed these confidential litters to get out of their possession. as tm hundreds or thousands or them in the. files will attest. it of the vast volume of experience they have to draw from, it is more Jt possiDie tnat tney possess the very pledge needed in your case. Noth1s asked in return except your rood yfjjfc and their advice has helped thoujjasc. Surely any jwetqen, rich or poor, fchxKjd be glad to ikcX advantage of rihtj generous offer lot assistance. AddrSs Lydia E. Pinkm Medicine Co., (confidential) Lynn, tMf-sa. 3Tery woman ought to have ylla K. jfinirnam'g u-page Peart Book. It Is not a book for reneral distribution, as It is too exMnsire. It Is Tree and only Obtainable by mail. Write for It today

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A musements THEATRICAL CALENDAR At The Murray. Lewis-Oliver Stock company, indefinite. "Not Guilty" Tonight. Starting tonight, the Lewis & Oliver Players will offer the great English melodrama, "Not Guilty." The first act shows the brokerage offices of one of the biggest corporations in New York, and the killing of the old broker. The plot deals with the ambitions of an old man to marry his daughter to a man of . his selection. As is usual it is not her choice. This play adapts itself readily for stock purposes. It has just enough of the melodrama to make it intensely interesting, while its predominating assets are its splendid comedy, and its fine characterizations. New and elaborate scenery will be used in the play. Seats now on sale. Wanted Copies of Palladium of April 1st; leave at Palladium office. ( BROWNING'S "SORDELLO." Mystery of That "Colossal Derelict on the Ocean of Poetry." The impenetrable nature of Robert Browulng's "Sordello." published in 184 "ft colossal derelict on the ocean of poetry," as William Sharp terms it. has been tbe theme of many anecdotes. Tennyson declared, writes Lilian Whiting in "The Brownings Their Life and Art," that there were only two lines in it the opening and. the closing ones which he understood, and "they are both lies," he feelingly added. Douglas Jerrbld tackled it when he was Just recovering from an illness and despairingly set down his inability to comprehend it to the probability that his mind was impaired by disease, and. thrusting tbe book into the hands of his wife, he entreated her to read it at once. He watched her breathlessly, and when she exclaimed. "I don't know what this means; it is gibberish." Jerrold exclaimed. "Thank God, I am not an idiot." A French critic. Odysse Barot. quotes a passage where the poet says. "God gave man two faculties." and adds, "I j wisn wntle he was about it God had supplied . another namely, the power of understanding Mr. Browning." Mrs. Carlyle declared that she read "Sordello" attentively twice, but was unable to discover whether the title referred to "a man, a city or a tree." Oddi'tioa. Because a man cannot hear a dew drop is no sign that he is deaf, nor is it a sign of blindness because he never saw a horse fly, a board, walk, a stone fence, a dog's pants, a rope walk or a clam bake. - Not a Loan. Heck Yon shouldn't borrow trouble. Peck I didn't. 1 acquired mine outright at the altar. Boston Transcript.

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PLAYS AND PLAYERS Margaret Mayo has two plays under way. Walter Hackett has a play called "The Best Policy." Otis Skinner will star again next season in "Kismet." "Officer 666" is to have a summer run in New York City. Elliott Dexter is -leading man of a stock company in Kansas City. Chrystal Herne is leading a stock company in New Haven, Connecticut. Henrietta Crossman is said to be looking for a good suffragette play. William T. Hodge is still playing "The Man From Home" throughout the West. Henry Kolker has recently joined the Hunter-Bradford Players in Hartford, Connecticut. Margaret Anglin will appear in "Egypt" by Edward Sheldon, some time in September. Frederick Thompson has filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy In New York City. Holbrook Blinn has written a play, as yet unnamed, which is to have a

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The next time you go to the Grocery, ask for Fancy Grahams made by the Richmond Baking Co. If your grocer has not got them, phone 1239 and we will see that you get them. Yours Truly, Richmond Balling Co.

The members of tbe New York clearing boose committee, who. It was ascertained at the recent hearing In New York of the congressional con mlttee investigating the so-called "money trust," hare absolrte control of the transaction of clearing house business, which now totals more than 11,800,000,000 weekly. The men are. at top, left to right, Richard Delafield. president of the National Tark bank, rnd Wallace Frew, president of the Corn Exchange bank. The large photograph is James G. Cannon, president of tbe Fourth National bank. Below him Is Otto T. Bannard, president of tbe New York Trust Company, and to tbe right Frank E. Van. derllp, president of tbe National City bank.

try-out in Chicago. Grace La Rue and her husband, Byron Chandler, are in Paris Hiking for a new musical play. Arthur Cunningham has been engaged as a member of the Gilbert and Sullivan Opera company. Elsie Ferguson will appear in a new play in the coming fall under the direction of Klaw and Erlanger. J. Hartley Manners lias recently completed a new play called "Barbaraza." It is to be produced in Los Angeles. Next season Florence Rockwell is to appear in a new play called "The Wild Flowers," from the pen of Buchanon Thompson. Loie Fuller is said to be teaching dancing to children in Paris and according to reports has been successful at the work. Winona Winter has been engaged for an important part in one of next season's productions by Cohan and Harris. Cecilia Loftus is to cut short her American engagement to go to London and appear by royal command before the King and the Queen. Vera Rossmore, a niece of the late Denman Thompson, has been engaged the young. J. C. -rar dev. Lowell. Man.

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Prevent Distress After Eating Two or three Digest it tablets after t eating will prevent or quickly relieve I that full uncomfortable feeling try it. If it fails, your money will be refunded. Brown's Digestit is a certain j quick relief and permanent remedy for tall stomach upsets relieves indigestion instantly. Little tablets easy to ! swallow, absolutely harmless 50c. Conkey Drug Co. as a member of the cast to support Emma Trentini the coming season. Julian Eltinge will begin another season in Atlantic City in August in "The Fascinating Widow." and will spend about $20,000 in new dresses for the production. Atlantic City is where the Eltinge offering was originally presented on November 14, 1910. A NORWEGIAN WORD. Origin of "Budatikken." Which Meana "Spreading the News. This peculiar word is frequently found in Scandinavian communities as tbe name of a newspaper, such as St Cloud Budstikken. It is a Norwegian word. 1.200 years old at the least and has a very peculiar origin. In those days, when tbe coasts of Norway were ravaged by rlrates. tbe Inhabitants had to resort to all sorts of devices to warn those at a distance of tbe approach of these piratical craft. When one was seen on tbe horizon a man went up to the top of a mountain, where be lighted a beacon Ore. This could be sen for a lone distance and was known to be a warning. When it was seen in tbe distance another fire was lighted on another bill until all over the country fires blazed from every hilltop and tbe people prepared to defend themselves. They also had a system of messengers. The man who first sighted tbe sail would take an arrow and send it to bis neighbors. From town to town this arrow was sent until all were warned. These were rather primitive ways of telegraphing, bnt were so effectual that in the course of twentyfour hours all Norway knew of the ap- ! proach of pirates. This system of spreading the news was called "budstikken." and when there were no more pirates the newspapers became spreaders of the news and so were appropriately styled budstikken. Exchange. WESTMINSTER HALL Its Bargain Counters, Stat Trials and Coronation Banquets. Westminster ball, whose old gray walls have seen coronation banquets and state trials, used to echo with the bargains driven at shops or stalls which at one time fringed its walls like a modern bazaar. These were kept by booksellers, toy dealers, sempstresses and milliners. The rents and profits went by right to tbe warden of the fleet, An engraving of the busy scene was made by Mosely and prints taken therefrom by Gravelot before 1773 showing bowIn hall of Westminster Eleek aempstroas vends amidst tho courts her war. In "Tom Brown's Amusements' (1770) we read: "We enter Into a great hall where we are surprised to see In the same place men on one side with baubles and toys and on the other taken up with fear of Judgment In this shop are to be sold ribbons and gloves, towers, headdresses, etc On the left hand we hear a nimble tongued paintj ed sempstress with her charming tre ble Invite you to buy some ot her knlckknacks. London Mail. FOR SALE ROSE AND SINGLE COMB RHODE ISLAND REDS ) EGGS FOR HATCHING Phone 2511. a PRIZE WINNING S. C. W. ORPINGTONS Five Ribbons and 7 Specials on 7 birds.. Book your order for eggs. Some extra good pullets for sale. Also S. C. B. Minorcas. Milton Poultry Yards, Milton, Ind. White Wyandotte Eggs FOR SETTING 50c and 75c a Setting I am importing my roosters from the East from a 250-egg strain. C. E. SAINE, Phone 2484. 1230 So. I St, FOR SALE 2 PENS WHITE WYANDOTTES Phone 4155 RALPH COOPER, R. R. No. 3 Sure CURE for GAPES in Chicks and Turks Geo. Lane Phone 1851. 715 N. B 8t

Use Globe and Purina ' SCRATCH FEEDS For Sale at W. B. GARVER'S 910 Main St, Phone 2198.

.FOR SALE EGGS From Thoroughbred INDIAN RUNNER DUCKS, 50 cents per setting; S4-00 per 100. MRS. ALBERT SWAIN, Fountain City, Ind.

HARDNESS OF A DIAMOND. ProsMd Botwoen Steal Rails tho Gem Would Sink Into tha MataL It is difficult for one not Intimately acquainted with the brilliant and sparkling gems to really just how bard a diamond may be. A carn-nter runs his plane over a piece of wood and out come tbe pretty curly shavings. Now. if a plane Is made with a diamond blade Instead of a steel blade and the btade is set just right the plane when run over gta-s will turn out flee, thinnest shavinjrs something like those made by a plane on wood. This gives some idea of the wonderful hardness of a diamond, yet there Is something harder thau a diamond. It is another diamond or evn tbe same diamond, for a diamond may be extra hard In one part and not so bard a it ought to be In another part. . The Kohinoor diamond was in places so hard the cutters feared they might have to clve up work on It. Other parts of the stone were soft. If you could say nny diamond is soft. If a diamond is placed betweeu tbe ends of two heaviest steel railroad rails

and then by hydraulic pressure the i rails are forced closer together and then still closer until they touch, the dlamond will sink right into the steel almost like a key forced into beeswax. New York lress. COLLEGE LIFE TODAY. Studont Ideals Much Highor Than They Were Fifty Years Ago. Not only upon the shields of onrj American universities do we find "Veritas." In spirit at least It Is also clearly written across the face of tbe entire college life of our times. Gen tlemanliness. openmindedness, originalitv. hftnnr nntrintlam n t h rlioua nm increasingly round in Don tne serions pursuits and the play life of our Amer ican undergraduates. The department! in which these Ideals are sought is not so Important as the certainty that the student is forming such Ideals of Lhor oughness and perfection. Furthermore, the standards of morals and conduct among the American undergraduates are perceptibly higher than they were fifty years ago. There is a very real tendency in the line of doing away with such celebrations as have been connected with drinking and Immoralities. To be sure, one will always find students who are often worse for their bacchic associations, and one must always keep in mind that the college Is on earth and not in heaven. But a comparison of student customs today with those of fifty years ago gives cause for encouragement Century Magazine. Modesty should be tbe virtue of those who possess no other. Lichtenberg. Harrow, Koteh COLLAR rWarjraf Uasaaoe. Igc.aiae25e, Ott. r r St C . Mafctta, Twr, .t. Made to Order Clothing Quality and Lowest Price THE QUALITY SHOP KRONE 923 Main SL ARROW COLLARS All Styles and Sizes

A Few More Bargains in Lumber 1x4 Y. P. Byrket Lath 15 per H. 1x3 Factory Maple Flooring $2.75 per H. YzxS Clear Redwood Siding 12.50 per H. 2x6 Red Cedar Siding $250 per H. 10 in Clear Butt 5-2 R. C. Shingle $2-80 per M. LOUCK a HILL CO. 200-210 N. 4TH ST.

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