Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 282, 1 October 1912 — Page 4

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-.; Roosevelt. ( ; dr' Vice President. ' Hiram W. Johnson. h Governor, llbart J. Beveridge. Indianapolis. Lieutenant Governor. Frederick Landls, Logansport. 1 , Secretary f State, t Lawson N. Mace, Scottsburg. " '-. Auditor, 3.iV Cuahman. Washington. l;'-v Treasurer, - J( B. B.1 Baker, Montlcello. Attorney General, 7Wt or " P,. r Jkman, Huntington.

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A Natural EvolutionlK

- Senator Joseph M. Dixon accurately states thx glve party Is a natural political evolution, not on the part of v . Jans but on tho part of the people. The senator reasons as followar. ' t. "Men and women now are insisting on full weight packages at the grocery store and the butcher shop, and they want full-weight performance in the state legislatures and the city halls and the National Congress of the country. They are tired of saying: "Well, I don't know who to vote for this year; I guess I'll have to vote the Socialist ticket." "The thinking men and women don't want to vote the Socialist ticket. They want to vote for a ticket that is more American, more sane, less revolutionary. And the Progressive party is going to give them that kind of a ticket. "Time has been when a political meeting of Republicans was attended by Republicans, and the Democrats all stayed away, so that the crowd might not be regarded as a mark of coming success. There was great enthusiasm, for everybody present agreed with the Republican speakers. "At the Democratic meetings there was nobody but Democrats. Again there was much enthusiasm, for no Republican would deign to attend. "That time has gone. People who go to political meetings now go for information. Politically to UBe a current phrase everybody is from Missouri. Arguments are weighed and tested. Furnish them with a sane, tangible program and they will give you their attention. Offer, them a scientific plan of action that will bear close scrutiny and you will get their support. "We know that our program is based on common Bense; we know that it is workable. It has been given every test. We know further that it is in accord with the ideas of the majority of the people because it is composed of the ideas of the majority of the people as they have from time to time been formulated and as they have here and there been put into successful operation."

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Heart to Heart Talks. By EDWIN A. NYU

The Masonic Calendar

What Shall be Done?

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-utfna" Attorney. , W. W. Reller.

: , Sharif f. Jacob Bayer. Recorder. B. F. Parsons Treasurer.

Albert Chamness

' Coroner.

R. J. Pierce, M!

Commissioner.. , (Eastern Dinfrlct.) ' Albert Aaderson.. (Wayne Township.)

'- commissioner.'-'' ; (Westerii District.

i Mordecai DpddWdge, (Washington Tohiship!) . Surveyor. , , -Xari Peacock.

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THANKSGIVING DAY.

Make tha Celebrity Party a i Certain 8uccefs.

t Thanksgiving frolic ho and to be a lesa Is the celebrity jjarty. This, I W a meTryn?',vUig: attended by

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m1 ft' body (m Strait, from an ad. J'ata and other behef e may be tastthe masquerade, city In this way, card with somo t 1 to 25. When the begin distribute pencils . jpenny booklets, and pass from hand to hand. rsJ uesa what well known folks tept toted. . The ludicrous aspect

Over the Mexican border comes a refugee with a tale of horror, then comes another, and another the cavalry patrol riding picket along the sluggish boundry-river sees a red flare on the early morning horizon and he curses angrily but helplessly at the destruction of another American plantation. Then in nondescript vehicles come white faced women and children, guarded by stern horsemen. All cross the border with sighs of relief. "They are killing Americans back there," they growl or sob as the case may be, "and our government won't protect us." "Drive out the Gringo or killit ' is the edict of Mexico. The Insurrecto is carrying it out to the totter.' Tfc Federal is ready to do so but stays his sword awaiting against that day when armed men in olive drab cross the Rio Grande. Then the men of Madero will fraternize with the' men of Orozco and united Latins will fly at the throat of the Saxon invaders. , A Mexican war would be no Sunday school picnic far from it. A great army would be needed to subdue our southern neighbor. Thousands of American lives would be the price. Disease would be a sinster ally of the Mexicans. Grim tragedies would be enacted in wild mountain passes and dense ropical jungles the way to Mexic6 City would be a weary and bloody one, but the fall of that city would not end the conflict. Months, probably years, of sanguinary gorilla warfare in wild country, would be necessary before American supremacy could be fully established. The Mexican situation is extremely'Te. Washington still hesitates. The war office grimly realizes. tby ;j(ntervention and ignores the spreading flame of indignation f stern states, hoping it will not sweep throughout .At' iii'the days before the Span ish war. Foreign dir' ,-' besiege the state department with urgent American government to prevent further .53" n. and the destruction 01 their property In Me? .onent knows that to police Mexico in conf-' the Monroe Doctrine might incur the wrath jjOliey was originally drawn to protect. And the state tae war department, knows the price of intervention stricken homes throughout the nation and a larger pension 1 -Jie meantime Americans are being tortured and slain in MexiSe heavens are red from the flames of burning American property. it is to be done? il the situation be ignored, or shall the armed forces of the nation, ig the throbbing war drums, be hurled across the border?

Tuesday, Oct. 1. Richmond Lodge No. 196, F. & A. M. Stated meeting. . Thursday Pet. 3. Wayne Council No. 10, R. & S. M. Stated assembly. Friday Oct. 4. King Solomon's Chapter No. 4, R. A. M. Called convocation. Work in Royal Arch degree. Refreshments. Saturday, Oct. 5. Loyal Chapter No. 49, O. E. S. Stated meeting. Work in Floral degree.

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TO A YOUNG GIRL. What sort of girl are you? An impertinent question? But suppose I am old enough to be your father and that 1 want to make you think Just u little and if possible help you a little. I am not a mind reader, but I can tell you offhand what kind of girl you are. because You are fashioned by your Ideals. And what is an ideal? An ideal is a mental picture of what you admire, of what yon seek to imitate, of what you desire to le The picture of it is in your imagination. It is a law of our life that we are changed, transformed, into the likeness of that which we lore or udiulre. So. you see. it matters tremeudously what your ideal may be. Who is ur Ideal? I say "who" because a girl's Ideal la likely to be that of a person. She sees some womua whom wbe utiinlrea. She wunts to be like that ermii. And because of that desire unconsciously she imitates and is changed more or less into the likeness of that person. Who is your ideal, my girl? Is she some good and gracious woman of refined manners and correct speech and gentle ways? Does the lovely woman you most admire bear herself with true womanliness? Does the charm of her personality proceed from the true traits of her character? If so. happy you! Because either you are trying to copy some such ideal woman or have contented yourself to follow some lower Ideal. Maybe your Ideal is that of a well dressed woman who is little more than

a shapely dummy on which to bang ex

teen minutes to leave the house. The Vicious Ex-Comertian (coldly) Was he lame? London Answers.

Life is made up of tittle things, and le that scorns them despises his own l al interest Barker

l his Is My 46th Birthday

, , BISHOP LEETE. Dr. Frederick D. Leete, one of the new bishops elepted at the general conference of the' Methodist Episcopal church in Minneapolis last May, was born in Avon fjSprlngs, N. Y., October 1, 1866v He graduated from Syracuse University, inl88a, and received the degree of doctor of divinity from the same institution in 1893. After his ordination to the ministry in 1888 he filled Methodist,, pulpits in Utica, Rochester, Syracuse and other cities of New York. In 1906 he became pastor of Central Church, Detroit, where he remained until his election to the bishopric. Bishop . Leete is the author of "Everyday Evangelism," and has been prominent in the church in promoting the organization of Methodist brotherhoods.

CONGRATULATION STO: Cardinal Logue, primate of the Cath

olic church in Ireland, 72 years old today. ; '

Mrs. Annie Besant, the theosophical ""'"'"v"ars old today. "De Young, proprietor of Sk Chronicle, 64 years

Missouri and secretary of the interior under President Cleveland, 62 years old today. Francis M. Cockrell, former United States senator from Missouri and one of the few surviving generals of the Confederate States Army, 78 years old today.

Hero is a woman who speaks from personal knowledge and long experience, viz., Mrs. P. H. Brogan of Wilson, Pa., who says, "I know from, experience that Chamberlain's Cough. Remedy is far superior to any other. For croup there is nothing that excels it." For sale by all dealers. Advertisement.

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Ha Wasn't Using It. Shortly before Senator Money left the senate he was advised by his physician to give up smoking. The puysiclan happened up at the capitol one morning, when be dropped into the Misslsslppian's committee room to say "Howdy." As he entered he observed the senator reared back in bis chair with his feet en the desk and a huge cigar In his month. "Here, senator." he said. "1 thought I told you to quit that," "Quit what?" asked Mr. Money In mild surprise. "Why, quit using tobacco." . "Tobacco! Why. my dear doctor, 1 am not using tf bacca I am merely smoking a cigar Senator Beveridge gave me." Washington Cor. New Tork World.

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I hope your Ideal woman Is one who dresses neatly, simply nud in good taste and who more than all else Is a woman of pure mind, good hear, zentle manners and noble strivings. If your dream woman is lesr than that you should change your Ideal. Make the vision of your desire some true hearted woman of clean mind and kindly ways, whose generous, self denying disposition proceeds from a high tegurd for others. Admire her by day aud dream of her by night. And soAdmiring, desiring to be like your ideal, you shall be changed Into tha likeness of Mint true woman.

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This Date in History

OCTOBER 1. 1664 Dutch and Swedish colonies on Delaware Bay surrendered to the English. 179 Rufui Chaote.' noted lawyer and statesman, born in Ipswich, Mass. Died in Halifax. X. S, July 13. 1S59. 1800 Spain ceded Louisiana to France by the secret treaty of St. Ilde-fonso.

1807 Gen. John P. G. Muhlenberg, ; sition.

soidier and statesman, died near Philadelphia. Rorn Oct. 1. 1746. 1S28 Openiug of the Arch street

theater In Philadelphia.

1846 Macon and Westers raUro&l

opened for traffic between atacoa an

Atlanta. ; ,

1866 Austria issued the first fost cards. " ,

1S83 Domestic letter posbir lnth

United States reduced to two cent.

1904 William Vernon Hafcourt. leading English statesman, died. Oprn Oct. 14. 1S27. i J 1311 Francisco I. MaderoIJr, elect

ed president of Mexico wittout oppo-

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Saturday, OcL 5, 192 at 2:00 o'clock p. m., on the premis The undersigned commissioner will offer fofile at public auction the farm consisting of 126 ares known as the ! 1

Joseph S. Morrow Far3 This land is situate about V2 miles North El'of Chester, Wayne county, Indiana, and consil of three separate tracts, one of 14 acres, one of f49 acres, and one of 100.51 acres. I j The three tracts will first be offered sepaUly

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best interests of the estate.

Terms of Sale:

One-third cash; one-third in one year and on in 18 months from date of sale. Deferred payfits bearing 6 interest and secured by first morfec on the real estate sold or purchaser may pa Ml cash. For further information, see 5 ! Qiiaite W. Joriaqh

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Henry U. Johnson, Gardner, Jessup & White, i V Ae-- Plffg. Tf, Auctioneer.

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