Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 285, 4 October 1912 — Page 7

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Dr. Wiley Will Attack Taft and Roosevelt Administrations in Speech. Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, former chief of the United States bureau of chemist try, who was the government expert for many, years will give an 'address at the Gennett theater tonight under the auspices of the Democratic party. Pure food as handled under the administration of Taft and Roosevelt will be the subject of his speech. Wiley made his debut as a campaign ' speaker at Terre Haute Wednesday evening. Indulging in a severe attack on former administrations. Words were not minced by the pure food expert In his Terre Haute speech, , and, as It is announced that Wiley will deliver a speech on the same topic ihere, it is predicted that he will keep his audience interested. Henry U. Johnson, a local attorney, will preside at the meeting and will Introduce the speaker. The following vice presidents have been announced: Dr. Robert Hopkins, John P. Thistlethwaite, Dr. Richard Schillinger, j Pettis A. Reid, Wm. N. Trueblood, Dr. J. C. Clawson, Walker Land, Harry iSchuermann, Dr. F. P. Busche, Chas. Hunnemeier,. Wm. M. Bailey, Geo. Staubach, John M. Lontz, Wm. F. Schultz, Joseph Brinley, Harry Pritchard, Joseph P. Meyer, J. Henry Bode, McClellan White, John Lux, N. A. Moser, Patrick Shinn, Frank N. Watt, James Varley; Wm. Griffin, Edgar M. Bitters, -Lee Ashley, Martin Faul, Frank M. Price, J. Frank Pickett, Henry Farwlg, Wm. E. Klopp, Michael Quigley,' Andrew H. Rice, Charles Lyons, Wm. Jelly, Elvin Benson, Mandu6 E Mason, Frank Lashley, Casper Jelly.

STARR EXCELS ' Miss Elizabeth Hasemeler, a graduate of the Cincinnati Conservatory cf iMusic and a local teacher of music of unusual ability, has Just purchased a ' Starr' Parlor Grand, new scale, after 'having spent several days in other j cities viewing other makes such as Stein way, Chlckering and Knabe. The ! Starr Piano company considers this ouite a victory over their competitors. ' Adv.

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SLEDS OF THE YUKON. They Arc Built to 8tand the Hardest Kind of Hard Wear. The Yukon sled, -while not a thing of beauty, is built to stand all kinds of hard wear, or, as the Irishman said. "It will last forever and after that can be used for firewood." The sled is about eight feet long, is made of any kind of hard wood, lies close to the ground, costs from $10 to $14 and makes a trail sixteen inches in width. Another pattern is known as the basket sleigh and is to the Yukon sleigh what a three masted schooner is to a coal barge. In length it Is from eight to

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fifteen feet, is made of birch, tak orji

hickory, cuts a trail twenty-two inches' in width, costs from $40 to $200. is

raised a foot or more from the runners and in the best examples is lashed together with rawhide. The basket sleigh, as its name implies, is fitted with a basket. Into which the load is placed, and from the back of the basket a pair of handles project, to be used In guiding the sled on the trail. It often happens that a Yukon sled will be fitted with a homemade basket in Imitation of its more aristocratic brother. In very cold weather wooden runners are best, but in ordinary circumstances steel or brass runners are used. Wide World Magazine.

JUMPING BEANS.

His Wealth. Magistrate You were begging in the public streets, and yvt you had 13 shillings' hi your pocket.. Prisoner Yes, your worship. I may not be as Industrious as some, but Tin uo spendthrift. London Express.

Secret of'This Curious Product of the Vegetable World. The "jumping bean," which is always sure to excite the wouder of those who have not before seen this specimen of the vegetable kingdom, is the product of a small bush which grows in the northern part of Mexico. Within each blossom are two fertile seeds and a third, which is the home of a small, exceedingly active worm, whose performances are responsible for the queer conduct of the bean. When this Worm emerges from its prison it becomes a beautifully colored moth. The seeds of the jumping benn blossom In the month of May. Then the female moth deposits one egg on the pollen of the flower. As the flower develops it forms a triangular shaped shell on two sides, with a convex shape on the other. Within this the chrysalis develops into a grayish brown worm about onetenth of an Inch In diameter nnd about one-half an inch in length. This worm lives inside Its cell for a period of six months, or until the middle of November. Then, climatic conditions being favorable, it bores a hole through the end of its snell and flies away as a moth. New York World. Water BillsdueOctoberr1str 3-10t

The report of the councllmanic committee which invstigated the status of meat inspection in Richmond will be presented to the city council next Monday evening. Th nature of the report will not be revealed until them. It is known that the committee made an exhaustive Investigation of the problem. The correspondence relative to the controversy, which is on file in Washington and open to the public,

was not asked for by the committee.

it is known authoritatively.

It was learned today that at least six local butchers in the last few years have taken the examination for inspectors' assistants and that only one passed. Paul Temme was the successful aspirant and he is now stationed at Chicago where he was recently promoted to a better position. Took Examination. )ne candidate, whose name has been mentioned as a possible candidate for the position of inspector here, should the city council tamper with the present ordinance governing meat inspection, failed by one point of passing the examination. The' inspectors' assistants are not veterinarians and are not permitted to make final examinations in plants

where federal inspectors are stationed. Under the rales of the department of agriculture an assistant to the Inspector is a-layman who at first is assigned to routine duties and is promoted through examinations to higher duties, such as assisting in conducting ante-mortem and post-mortem examinations. No Federal Inspection. Should the city council alter the meat inspection ordinance so that a person who has taken the examination for assistant is eligible to the position of Inspector at the local plant which has no federal inspection, the rules and regulations of the department of agriculture would not be observed here. In that case housewives will not have the promise that the meat they buy came from uncontaminated animals. Many housewives of the city eay that If the council weakens the present ordinance they will demand the federal stamp on all meats, including sausage, an article of food against which many perons are prejudiced because of the ease with which spoiled meats may be used In Its manufacture. It is said that a petition has been

circulated asking for the appointment of a person who failed in the federal examination, bet this could not be verified.

Not a cure-all simply a nice combination of Nature's best principles, united in soothing, cleansing, healing harmony. Holllster's Rocky Mountain Tea, beneficial alike to adults and children. 35c. A. G. Luken. Advertisement.

A Slight Mistake. She was a little woman, and she had entered a department store In a suburban town. She .walked up to a big. important looking man near the door and said:. "I want to see some of your hangings." "Sorry, ma'am." said the big fellow, with a smile, "but we are not going to have any today." "None today? Why. what do you mean? Aren't you the floorwnlker?" "No. ma'am: I'm the sheriff, and I'm glad to say there's nolody to be hanged today." Youkers Statesman

Tennyson Embarrassed. Great crises effect people differently. With some ihe hair turns white, with others emotiou expresses itself in inconsequent speech. Tennyson when be first met Frederick Robertson, whom be much admired and who he knew admired hi poems, was so nervous that he could talk to the "much beloved priest" of nothing but beer.

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Horse Riding In Ancient Times. Stlrrtfpa were unknown to the ancients. Along the public road there were placed stones to enable the horsemen to mount. Stirrups were used to some extent in the fifth century, but were not common even so late as tbt twelfth, norseshoeing Is a very ancient art. It is represented on a coin of Tarentnm of about 320 B. C It is said that William the Conqueror brought the first Iron horseshoe to England. London Graphic.

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