Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 260, 5 September 1912 — Page 3

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WILL HONOR BOOTH III; SPECIAL SERVICE ocal Ministers Join in Service for Former Salvation Army Leader.

. The life and achievement of the hate William Booth, general and com-Imander-ln-chief of the Salvation Army, will be recalled in a special service at the Beid Memorial church next Sunfday afternoon at 3 o'clock. All the denominational pastors of the city, with few exceptions, have promised to attend and to invite their congregations. Addresses will be delivered by William Dudley Foulke, President Robert I Kelly, of Earlham college, Major J. M. Berriman, of Intalanapolis, and the Rev. S. R. Lyons. An international service In honor of the departed leader was held throughcut Christendom last Sunday, but owing to the chautauqua attraction, tho i Richmond service was postponed unitil next Sunday. The program is appended: ftJrgan Prelude Dead March from Saul. fOpenlng Song "When the Roll Is Called Up Yonder." Prayer The Rev. D. Earle Parker. Song "Shall We Gather at the River?" Scripture Reading Rev. S, W. Traum Duet Mrs. Krueger, Miss Karl. Address Hon. W. D. Foulke. Duet Major Berriman, Ensign Bates Address Robt. L. Kelly, D. D.f Pres. Earlham College. I Quartet. Address Major J. M. Berriman. 'Organ Offertory. 'Address Rev. S. R. Lyons, D. D. 'Quartet. JgenedictJon. ARIZONA BRONCHOS. ' Like the Little Girl With a Curl In the Center of Her Forehead. ! When the Arizona broncho wishes to be safe for yon and for himself be is the safest thing la the world, and when he wishes to be unsafe life is a merry chance. I went up and down trails in Arizona which were almost perpendicular and rough and stone strewn too. But there was little danger, for the broncho hns. not the "ten pound." but the "thousand pound" look. His nose is to the ground, his eyes fastened on the trail, his footstep the most beautifully careful thing the mind can conceive. 'One foot placed before the other eases and preserves the balance, adjusts the weight for another, and all this wonderful machinery of equipoise, stability and safety, you feel working under you like a delicate machine. . Yet this sage pioneer of the trail, .with his meticulous care of you and himself, was just a wild range pony, -hunted down by the range rider, driven,, coaxed or duped Into a corral, broken, saddled, bridled and ridden all In one hour; wrenched out of his wtldness. - baring his heart broken and made Into a slave while yon would eat your breakfast. He is not a beanty; he Is just a mongrel. But his legs and his feet are made of iron and steel, and the work he does over awful trails, in a rough and ragged country, strewn with stones and flints and bowlders and lava and scrub, week after week, month ' after month and year after year, would spoil the legs of a thoroughbred in three days. Gilbert Parker in jugust Metropolitan. 7. Why He Wn CeeL ""'Average Man There's a run on an Other bank. Just look at those deposl tors crowding In. The fools! That's -what, makes money tight The whole crowd should be carried off to a luna tic asylum. Friend Ton are allowing your deposit to remain, I presumel Average Man TJm er I haven't any funds In that bank. Exchange. BACKACHE NOT A DISEASE 3ut a Symptom, a Danger Signal Which Every Woman i Should Heed. ,'aekache is a symptom of organic Weakness or derangement. If you have fieckache don't neglect it. To get perjmanent relief you must reach the root of the trouble. Read about Mrs. Woodi all's experience. s Morton's Gan.Kentnckv. T enflfenul itwo years with female disorders, my neaitn was very bad and I had a continual backache which was simply awful. I could not stand on my feet long enough to cook a meal's victuals without my back nearlv kHUner m l5y7y fl weuld have rwr III i II (1 80611 dragging sensaJil 11 Im II Mtaons I could hardly r ' T " I bear it. I had nor. Bm in Aarh aUa. nM nnt tand H)it i cloth iqg, and was irregular. I was comIpletaly run down. On advice I took iLjtfa E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Cornjpoend and am enjoying good health. It lis now more than two years and I have ; not had aa ache or pain since. I do all jmy own work, washing and everything, I and never have backache any more. I i thinl-ear medicine is grand and I praise I l Wadhny neighbors. If you think my i$2tiinony help others you may pubUh ilC-Mra. Olub Wooruix, Hop'ton's Gap, Kentucky. .If yon hove Uq Rlfcrlircst donbt tlir.l I.!:.i K. Iin:ii.,i:ns Veritable C nnioxnid will p yojj. write ; lo 1-3 la l-Piiilchum M edicina Co. : (mn&dgutial) Lynn, Mass., for vdrtae. Your letter will ht umi LlTtfS Z? worn.

Kayak, or canoe, of Eskimo, shown at Gennett, with Carnegie pictures, this week.

A GLIMPSE OF YOURSELF. Get It by Reading a Gossipy Letter You Wrote Years Ago. There Is nothing more Interesting than to come across unexpectedly an intimate and gossipy letter that one wrote oneself ten or fifteen years ago. In reading such a letter one is looking at oneself from the outside. The process is a good deal like looking out of the window and seeing oneself go past in the crowd. The strange part of the matter is that In reading such a document one is generally filled with a sort of pity for the fellow who wrote it He seems to have been rather uncertain of himself. He groped for his facts and his ideas. Evidently he did not know much. He was merely an Imperfect adumbration of the admirable person who Is now overlooking his correspondence, eh? That Is the first impression. -But presently one feels differently about It Those half baked opinions may now have hardened into dogmas. We may now be cocksure of what once we only surmised. But who is so hopelessly wrong as the cocksure man? If the person one was fifteen years ago could contemplate objectively the person one Is now perhaps be would pity the purblind dogmatist more than we pity the groping experimentalist New York Mail. SEE THE FUNNY SIDE. Use Your Sense of Humor When Dietressing Situations Arise. Humor proves to be the saving clause of many a distressing situation. The trouble with most of us is that we take our troubles altogether too seriously. We fail to see the funny side of things that for the moment concern us, even though we are quick to grasp it when we are mere onlookers. In the face of gathered clouds that seem to shut out the sunshine forever It Is not a bad idea to remind ourselves that this old mother earth has been revolving on her axis for countless ages, that generations of men have come and gone for thousands of years and that the march of human progress has gone right along in the forward direction despite what seemed to be occasional setbacks. "Laugh and the world laughs with you." There is humor in nearly every situation if we can only see It from the right angle. Those of us who try to smile In adversity and think how much more laughable It would be if conditions were reversed at least feel less uncomfortable over It and take pleasure In looking forward to the time when the shoe will be on the other footOmaha Bee. The Road to Thrones. In the year 1716 a girl called Marie d'Abbadie was hired as a servant In an inn at Pierrefltte, France. She was the daughter of peasants named Dominique Habas and Marie d'Abbadie. A Bearnais from the village of Boeilb. whose name was Jean de Saint-Jean, stayed 'In this Inn. saw the pretty maid, fell In love with her and on May 30, 1719. wedded her in the church at Assat Tbey had several daughters, the eldest of whom on Feb. 20, 1754. was married at Boeilb to Henri Bernadotte, physician, son of Jean Bernadotte. master tailor. Their son was Napoleon's Marshal Bernadotte, who became king of Sweden and whose great-grandsons and great-granddaughter are respectively King Gustave V. of Sweden, King Haakon VII. of Norway and the Queen ef Denmark. Bedlam. How many people use the expression Ma regular bedlam" without knowing bedlam's "where or what" Bedlam was the popular corruption of Bethlehem, the name of an insane asylum In London, first established in 1523. Owing to the prevalent ignorance of that age. It was a place of cwilns and manacles and stocks and finally became so filthy and loathsome that no man could enter it It was rebuilt several times, but even as late as 1812 the institution was marked by its cruelty to inmates. The poor lunatics were chained and flogged at certain stages of the moon's age. Treacherous floors were arranged that, slipping suddenly, precipitated the unsuspecting ones into "baths of surprise." Two of a Kind. Convict No. 671 (ex-burglar) leaned confidentially over to his companion, a new addition, and whispered: "What yer In for. sonny T "Five yean. And yon?" "Same. Pinched a gold cup wot some one give as a prise is a race an' the thing turned out to be on'y gilt arter all. Whatcher larfin' atr Convict 909 (ex-company promoter) He, be! I'm the chap who gave the cupt London Tit-Bits. The Wendere of Love. " ?!nr!r;ni lt" wt.H-wrn! what lore 1 tLat he ue-.tr saw lr lore. Wedmore Yen, and it's equally wonderful what love wont let Mm sea that he'll sea later o&JCxamg ;;:

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CREEPING CACTUS. Curious Plants That Will Travol Across a Desert. "The isolation of the desert lowlands of Lower California, combined with alternations of long continued droughts and heavy rains, has resulted in the development of the richest and most extraordinary desert flora in the world," says E. W. Nelson in the National Geographic Magazine. "Cactuses of many kinds abound, varying from giants standing with massive fluted trunks fifty to sixty feet tall to little straggling stemmed species too weak to hold themselves upright The fruit of many of these cactuses is edible and much sought for by birds and mammals. They were once one of the main crops of the Indians who lived in this arid region. The cactus forests often form thorny jungles ta rough which it is impossible to pass. "After months among these thorny plants we supposed we had seen them In all their eccentric variations of forms. One morning, however, while crossing the Llano de Yrais, in front of Magdaleua bay, I rode out from a dense growth of bushes into an open area and pulled up my horse in amazement at sight of the most extraordidinary of them alL Before me was a great bed of the creeping devil cactus, which appeared like a swarm of gigantic caterpillars creeping in all directions. These plants actually travel away from the common center of the group, and I saw many single sections twenty or thirty yards away from the others. The part of the stem resting on the ground sends down rootlets, and the older stems die in the rear at about the same rate as they grow in front, so they slowly move away from the colony across the flats where they live." A SECRET LIBRARY. Important Papers That Were 8tored Away by Queen Victoria. Within the walls of Buckingham palace and constructed on the "Btrong room" principle is a room known as the "secret library," and in this are stored documents and private letters which were they sent forth to the world would doubtless set the whole universe talking. From the very commencement of her reign Queen Victoria assiduously stored away in nice order all family and other important papers, her only assistant in this duty being a secret tary, who entered her service within fourteen years of her accession to the throne and who retained his place until her majesty's death, though be him self had no access to nine-tenths of the papers which are docketed, the late queen alone retaining the keys of the safes and cabinets In which her "secret library" was contained. Just before her death her majesty added to the list of her papers a batch of letters of the most private and confidential kind, addressed by the late prince consort to his brother, the Duke Ernest of Coburg. and it is a well ascertained fact that when possible she acquired every scrap written by her late consort to his private friends. It is said by those who are qualified to surmise that the "secret library" not only tells of royal marriages, births and deaths, but that it Is virtually the private history of Europe during the last half of the nineteenth century. London Tit-Bits. The Mechanic Hast have a elear eye and a elear head a second's lapse often means serious accident. Yon and he and all thinking workers most not let headache unfit you. HICKS' CAPUDKJE CURES HEADACHE removes the cause, whether nervousBess, heat, cold, or gripp. One 10a trial will prove it. Capueino is e Uqsld. pUeseo to lake aad eeiek f effertiTe. Don't iuff.r tot yoT owl ekeaoal engw t drn 'torea. log. 15c ane Mo. -OLIVER VISIBLETYPEWRITER Per Sale Cheap. IWfec cteadlttoa and does splendid writing. Ooald ship on approval and trial. Write to Charles W. Rlckaxt. Icoaedale. Kaas. NOTICE. Chas. Naudascher has opened a-meat market in the old Miller Stand on North 20th. Fresh and Smoked Meats. Phone orders filled and delivered promptly. Phone 3670.

There are Imitations Now

But Newbro's Herpicide Was the First Dandruff Germ Destroyer A discovery can be made but onoe. After that all similar acts become emulation, im'tatlon or an atempt at substitution. Newbro's Herpicide is a discovery. It was the first remedy ever given to science to kill the dandruff germ. Oth er preparations have since been offer ed to tho public, some similar in ap pearance, some in odor, but all bringing the daring promise of doing the same things that Herpicide has been doing for years. Every artic'o of this kind is merely one more instance of a vicious emulation, vile imitation or a base attempt at substitution. The "something just as good" story is old, why give it a thought? Herpicide is the Original Remedy. It kills the dandruff germ and prevents the hair from falling. Itching of the scalp stops almost with the first application. Don't be deceived by "Something just as good." If your own druggist does not keep the genuine dandruff germ destroyer, Newbro'6 Herpicide, go to one who does. Newbro'B Herpicide in 5Gc and $1.00 sizes is sold by all dealers who guarantee it to do all that is claimed. It you are not satisfied your money will be refunded. Send 10c in postage for sample and booklet to the Herpicide Co., Dept. R., Detroit, Mich. Applications my be obtained at good barber shops. A. G. Luken & Co., Special Agent ENGLAND'S GUINEA HABIT. They Have No Such Coin There, Yet Still They Ue It Strangers in foreign countries always find some difficulty in getting used to the current coinage. In England they find themselves up against quite a number of problems, not the least of which is the guinea, and the difaculty is not lessened by the fact that the guinea is practically obsolete as a coin of the realm. The English physician's fee is always calculated as. so many guineas, and the same thing holds good at a sale of pictures or whatnot at Christie's salesrooms. The guinea is a gold coin current for 21 shillings sterling, or about $5. but it has not been coined since the issue of the sovereign in 1817. The guinea habit has been defended by some subtle dealers on the ground that it obfuscates the "foreign visitors to British salesrooms." On the other hand, those astute cambists have been known to growl at a few thousand sterling added to the price of a valuable picture by the adhesion to the guinea style of bidding. The story runs that the guinea was so called from the pieces struck from the bullion captured by Sir Harry Holmes in 10GG from ICQ Dutch Bail in Schelling bay, the bullion being from Guinea. But Shakespeare has an earlier play on the word when he mentions "guinea hen" in "Othello" as regards the auction usage of the gumen. There can be little doubt' that it is a survival of the times when the extra shilling was treated as a five per cent commission, payable by tho buyer. Double commissions are. however, now obsolete. Chicago Record-Herald. Running up and down stairs sweeping and bending over making beds will not make a woman healthy or beautiful. She must get out of doors, walk a mile or two every day and take Chamberlain's Tablets to improve her digestion and regulate her bowels. For sale by all dealers. Having One's Doubts. Tammas Aye. I'm sometimes disposed tae agree wi' ye that there's nae need for everlastin punishment, but when I think o that onpreencipled scoondrel McMuckle I hae my doots! London Opinion. CHICHESTER S PILLS W,. . T DIAMOND BBAIK JLJ lUla la Kc4 aad U.ia awull i boxw. miH wfca Bloa Ribtooa. I i m ataer. 0 ar ar 1 aa ataar. Bar afraar . DIAMOND liRANJ FILlX U ai.a am u Baa. Safest. Alaan Reilibla SOJPMf DPITiGISTS EVFRYWMEEf RAIGHEA Spa1or Elcetrie Fixtures Direct Prom -maker to yam Craighead tt Mala St. Plamblna Electric Co. Hade to Order Clothing Quality tzi Lowest Price THE QUALITY SDOP KJUK. 925 Maia St. MKOW COLLAHS All Styles &ni Stts Red set ion on Alt Domes. Crane Eicclric Co. PHONE TOii. It NOftTM ITM !

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THEATRICAL CALENDAR. Gennett Theater. Sept. 4, 5. 6 Carnegie Polar Expedition Pictures. Sept 7 Black PattL Sept 11 Julie Ring in "The Yankee 12 Orville Harrold. Murray Theater. Vaudeville Matinee and Night Sept. 22 Carl Morris. The Murray. The innovation introduced by the manager of the Murray this season in changing the bill in the middle of the week is evidently meeting with approval from the patrons of the vaude ville house. A complete change of program will be made tonight, presented first this afternoon at the matinee. Some interesting acts will be seen and in more variety than usual since, with the elimination of the moving pictures in this theater, there are five full vaudeville acts. The character of the bill the first half of the week was high and one of the best ever presented in the Murray and that for the latter part promises to be up to the same standard. "The Yankee Girl." The attraction at the Gennett on September 11, will be that joyous and , effervescent young artist, Julie Ring, who will appear in her latest musical comedy success, "The Yankee Girl." The comedy has a book supplied by George V. Hobart and is constructed along new lines, telling a story that differs radically from the usual musical comedy plot. The music is by Silvio Hein. He has furnished a group of Bongs that appeal to music lovers. Among the songs are "Top of the Morning," "Louisiana Elizabeth," "Love Among the Roses," "That Bandit Man" and "Whaap, Daddy Ooden, Dooden, Day." Eskimo Expert at Home in Kayak. The kayak is a light narrow boat in which the Eskimo peddles about in search of game. It is hollowed out and provided with an apron made from walrus intestines which is worn like a garment by the occupant and fastened to the edges of the opening of the boat. The Eskimo can thus turn clear over In the water, right himself and go ahead without taking a drop of water into his boat. The polar moving pictures at the Gennett this week show wonderful Alaskan scenes. "Captain Jasper." According to all accounte there are stirring times with the Black Patti Musical Comedy company, which The Effects T Ml AT INFANTS are peculiarly

preparations, au ox wmcn are narcotic, is weu known, even in tne smallest doses, if continued, these opiates cause chances in the func

tions and growtn ox tne ceus wmcn are Ukeiv to Become permanent, causikg imbecility, mental perversion, a craving for alcohol or narcotics in later life. Nervous diseases, such aa intractable nervous dyspepsia and lack of staying powers are a result of dosing with opiates or narcotics to keep children quiet In their infancy. The rule among physicians is that children should nvr receive opiates in the smallest doses for more than a day at a time, and only then if unavoidable. The administration of Anodynes, Drops, Cordials, Soothing Syrups aad other narcotics to children by any but a physician cannot be too strongly decried, and the druggist should not be party to it. Children who are ill need the attention of a physician, and it is nothing less than a crime to dose them willfully with narcotics.

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Saturday, Sept. 7th My entire livery stock, horses, baggies, phaetons, Surreys, Feed of all kinds. Everything that goes with a first class livery barn. Sale commences at 10:30 a. m.

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comes to the Gennett Saturday afternoon and nlgnt headed by the world's famous singer. Mme. Sissieretta Jonea. the Black PattL the greatest of all colored singers, and Happy Julius Glenn, nature's comedian. This attraction Is conceded to be the best colored show on the road.

" ANNOYED THE GUEST. What Did They Think He Went to the Hotel For Anyway? An elderly, undersized, old fashioned man entered a fashionable New York hotel one night late in the rush season and timidly approached the desk. "Have you got any sort of place you could put me for the night?" he asked In a rich brogue. "It's tired I am all through, and I have tried several other hotels." "Would yon mind much where you slept r asked the clerk. "Not at all so long aa there is a comfortable bed." "Well, the only thing I could give you is a room where the bellboys bang their coats. It is small, but It contains a bed. and I guess you could sleep all right." "I'll take It." said the stranger, and he dived down In his jeans and pulled out a wad. "How much Is it?" "Yon can let that wait until the morning," protested the clerk, but the other insisted on paying. "Will you register?" suggested the clerk, turning the book toward htm. "What's that? No; you needn't wake me in the morning," and he turned to go upstairs. "I asked you to register," repeated the clerk. "You needn't send me any Ice wa ter," said the other. "But 1 want you to write your nam In the book." "Ohr said the stranger, ne took the pea, jabbed it into the Inkstand, where be wabbled it about as If it were a brush, leaned over the desk and with a big flourish wrote the let ter "J." Then he caught his breath and made a running hieroglyph on the line underneath, which the clerk from long practice was able to decipher as "ohn." The vialtor then shifted his position, took another brace between the floor and the edge of the counter and started in again. There was a short and then a long sweep of the arm, and when the clerk glanced at the result something resembling a G" had been evolved. The stranger then traced a series of letters np toward the northeast, all looking alike. The clerk after a little study decided they were meant for "annon." Then Mr. Gannon leaned back, straightened up and as he started to put the pen back asked to be shown to his room. "But you haven't put down your residence," suggested the clerk. "My what?" demanded Mr. Gannon. "The place where yon live," explained the clerk. "Look here, young man, said Mr. Gannon, "you've got my money, and you've got my name. D'yon think I'm going to write here all night?" and he flung away the pen he was holding and turned away with something that sounded like a strong cuaa word- New York Press. of Opiates. susceptible to opium and Its various it bears the f J jff rj? f2signature ftiyV2f sale J 1st to Sept. 30th to New Point Comfort, and other Jersey SALE

Expert Dyere. The Tyrtana. It U claimed, were the most Expert dyers of ancient times. The fabrics dyed with the famous tyrtan rurnle did not assume their propee

color until after two days' exposure to the light and atr. During tMs uw they passed through a gradation f shades of yellow, green, bine, violet and red. which the dyera understood bow to arrest and fix at any moment. Easy to Get Rid of Corns THIS Way GETS-IT" the New Corn Cwe Guaranteed. "Corns Gone! GETS-IT Got Em!" "GETS-IT" Is the new-plan corn cure that will surely surprise you the very first time you as It, it is so simple, painless, quick and sure in its action. It shrivels up the corn, wart, callous or bunion, separates them from the true flesh, the corn comes off. aad there you are, with feet that feel positively glorious; corn-free ones more as they used to be in your "barefoot days." The most remarkable feetvre Is that "GETS-IT" does not harm or tarn raw the healthy flesh aa other preparations do. It is as safe aa water. No more plasters, bandages, or salves. "GETS-IT" Is sold at drug stores at 25c a bottle, or sent on receipt of price by E. Lawrence 4b Co., Chicago. Sold in Richmond by A. G. Luken and Co. Murray Theatre WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 2 Bill Changed Thursday? FIVE ACTS V 8 PERFORMANCES DAILY 4 Matinee 10c; Night lOe, 20o and 25c . GENNETT THEATRE September 4, 5 & 6 The Famous Pictures Depicting the Carnegie Polar Expedition A film of educational value to the world showing Bird and Animal Life in Siberia and Alaska, and the life of the Eskimo. Two 8hows Dally, 2: SO and t:1S. Prices: Children, ISc; Adults 25c THE GENNETT aaasaaaaa Matinee and Night. SATURDAY, SEPT. 7. The Black Patti Musical Comedy Company in 'CAPTAIN JASPER." LIGHTNING la of an uncertain nature and no respecter of persons. INSURANCE against Fire aad Lightning Is your only protection, Dongan, Jenkins & Co. General Agents Elf hth and Main Sts. Phone 13S0 JUST TELL US The AMOUNT of money and the TTME yon want to nee the same and we win make yon RATES that can not be anything hut satisfactory to you. We loan from S5.00 to 100.00 on furniture, pianos, teams, wagons, etc, without removal, tar ing yon both the use of the moo-. ey and security. Tour payments can be made In small weekly, bimonthly or monthly installments to suit your income. Call at our ofHce. write or phone if In need cf money. ICE STATE CrVESTCinT & L0AJI C0UPANT Roem 40, Colonial BMg, Phone 2560. Richmond, Ind.

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