Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 11, 22 November 1912 — Page 4

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THE RICH3IOND PALLADIUM AJOJ SUN-TEL.EGRA3I. FRIDAY XOVE3IBER 22, 1912.

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Announcement was made in the morning press today that Andrew Carnegie intends to pension future ex-presidents and widows of former and future ex-presidents. They will he forced to struggle along on 25,000 a year. It will be noticed that a well known resident of Oyster Bay is barred from the steel king's charity list and that the first beneficiary would be William Howard Taft of Cincinnati, who loses a $75,000 a year job next March. Grand idea a great help to our poverty-stricken nation and splendid advertising for Mr. Carnegie, who has been off the front pages of the newspapers for nearly two days. And what a splendid opportunity congress now has to take advantage of the Iron Master's well known liberality. For instance he might be persuaded to take over the national debt, pay for the Panama canal and assume the government's pension obligations. But before Mr. Carnegie takes over the entire government we desire to timidly Inqiure why his discrimination against Theodore Roosevelt? During the past campaign we were told repeatedly and heatedly by the Republican and Democratic press that the colonel was the boon companion of the steel interests and all the tariff barons, so we pause to wonder now why the master of Sagamore Hill has been cut off without a cent by the Iron Master.

This Is My 81st Birthday

8IR RICHARD Q. GLYN. Sir Richard G. Glyn, who dlsting- ' ulshed himself half a century ago as a soldier and explorer, was born in ' London, Nov. 22, 1831. His education was received at Oxford. In 1852 he joined the Royal Dragoons and two i years later fought with his regiment f in the famous battles of Balaclava and Inkerman. In 1859 he retired from the i army in order to indulge his passion j for travel and exploration. In 1862 he led a memorable expedition from Natal j to the Interior of Africa, and was one of the first Europeans after Dr. Livingstone to reach the Victoria Falls of j the Zambesi River. . Congratulations to: Shelby M. Cullom, United States senator of Illinois, 83 years old today. Sir Thomas H. Holland, professor of geology at Manchester university, 44 i years old today. Rev. Edmund T. Shanahan, famous theologian and dean of the faculty of the Catholic university at Washington. 44 years old today. John N. earner, re-elected to congress from the Fifteenth Texas district, 43 years old today. Ernest W. Roberts, re-elected to conarreas from the Ninth Masa.arVh.ii-

setts district, 54 years old today.

Price's for nice fresh Buttercups, Prize Mixtures, Lime Jems and other hard boiled candles.

Seriously speaking it is to be hoped that Mr. Carnegie's undoubtedly well intended proposal will be ignored by the parties concerned and that a hint be dropped to him to devote his fabulous fortune to endowing institutions for scientific investigations, building more libraries and financing the peace movement. If our ex-presidents and their widows are to be pensioned let these pensions be paid by the government and not by any private citizen. The plan proposed by Mr. Carnegie is a reflection on the federal government and may prove embarrassing to its proposed beneficiaries. We believe that any president who serves as chief executive one or more terms and survives the ordeal is entitled to be retained on the payroll the remainder of his life, and, on his death, have his pension transferred to his widow. Not only do many people favor pensioning ex-presidents but believe that retiring chief executives should be made senators-at-large so that the government may continue to have the benefit of their training and experience in dealing with public affairs acquired in the highest office in the gift of the American people. It always has appeared absurd for the republic to force a" former president into private life when his highly efficient services could be retained by bestowing on him a senatorial toga, as has been suggested.

Serious Error in Richmond Richmond Citizens Will Do. Well te Profit by the Following. Many fatal cases of kidney disease have reached an incurable stage because the patient did not understand the symptoms. Even today in Richmond there are many residents making the same serious error. They attribute their mysterious aches and pains to overwork, or worry, perhaps, when all the time their rheumatic pains, backache and bladder irregularities

are most probably due to weak and ailing kidneys. If you are ill, if your kidneys are out of order, profit by this Richmond resident's experience. Frank Case, 14 S. Third St., Richmond, Ind., Says: "We have used Doan's Kidney Pills with excellent results and are glad to recommend them. I had kidney trouble and backache and It was hard for me to straighten after

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This Date in History

Hobson and the Navy.

In their joint debate at the Coliseum last night former governor J. Frank Hanly presented a very popular but, at this time, extremely idealistic argument In favor of International disarmament, while, in our opinion. Captain Richmond P. -Hobson advocated a thoroughly sane policy for the United States to pursue; that is to maintain a powerful navy until such a time when all the nations of the world will agree to substitute arbitration for war, and, judging from conditions in Europe and in the Orient,- that day seems to be far distant. As long as this country is confronted with the menace of a heavily armed and land-greedy German kaiser, on one hand, and an ambitious and combative Japan, on the other, great floating walls of steel must patrol our coasts, back up the Monroe Doctrine with something more than Yankee bluff, and safeguard our distant island possessions. The United States can afford to build dreadnaughts and the money spent on them can be regarded as premium paid for a national insurance against war. Last year the Democratic house of representatives, In the throes of a hypocritical economy spasm, first refused to continue the naval policy of two line-of-battle ships a year but such pressure was brought to bear on the house that it finally agreed to an appropriation for one dreadnaught. It is to be hoped, however, that during the coming session of congress the two battleships a year policy will be restored.

NOVEMBER 22.

1659 John Bradshaw, president of

the high court of Justice that condemn ed Charles I. to death, died in London Born about 1600.

1774 Lord Olive, the hero of Plas-

sey, committed suicide. Born 1725.

1788 John Roberts and Abram Carlisle, wealthy citizens of Philadelphia,

executed as Tories.

1832 City of Providence, R. I, in.

corporated.

1852 Napoleon III. elected Emperor of the French. 1891 Because of famine Russia prohibited the exportation of wheat and ail its products. 1901 The Privy Council of England decided the prohibition law of Manitoba to be constitutional.

MASONIC CALENDAR Saturday, Not. 23. Loyal Chapter,

N'o. 49, O. E. S., called meeting. Initiation of candidates and work in the Floral degree.

Plenty of nice fresh oysters in bulk.

also pint and quart cans.

Had Hie Number. "Do you remember old Judge Plunksr "I'm sorry that I cannot recall Mm." "You remember bim all rifibt-" luck If you would be a arood Jodre bear bat every on aaya Portuguese.

Easily Got Over. Papa rm ruined, completely wiped out in the stock market, DaughterOb, wall, what's the different? I will simply marry Fred Instead of Jack. St. Louie Globe-Democrat.

Wanted Boy Drug Store.

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The Only "Must." "Mandy. you've simply got to be more careful." "'Deed. miss, ain't got to do nothin' but die." Judge.

As She Had Heard It. Kindergarten Teacher What animal is called the king of beasts? ScholarPa when ma's mad!

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HOT WATER BOTTLE 3 quart, reinforced stopper, fully guaranteed. $1.00 value now 69c

COMBINATION Water Bottle & Syringe 3 quart, with 3 rubber fittings. Regular $1.25 value. Now 98c.

OUTING GOWNS Special lot of Women's White V neck, yoke trimmed with pink or blue stitching. Cut full sires, 15 to 17. Now 69o Women's Outing Gowns at $1.00 are the best ever shown. Many new styles In white and fancy materials $1.00

CORSETS 50c quality, long hip. medium bust, well bound, good Cantllle, four hose supporters. Sixes 18 to M. Nonr 39c

GLOVES Always busy in this section. Ladies' Cashmere with Chamois lining, 2 clasp, embroidery back, Black, Grey or Brown. All sizes. -Now 25c Ladies' Short Chamois Glove with Reindeer lining in Chamois or White. Our 50c value. Now 38c Ladies' Long Cashmere Gloves in White, Chamois or Biscuit color. These goods are guaranteed to wash. Now 50c Melba is the name of a fine Quality lamb skin. Every shade and size, recognized the best glove on the market for the price Now $1.00 Princess is the name of our real French Kid Glove. All sizes in both staple and fancy colors. Now $1.50

UNDERWEAR Men's heavy flat fleece shirts and drawers, also heavy fine ribbed, fleece. 50c value. Sizes 34 to 46. Now 39c Men's $2.00 Union Suits, extra heavy Cooper derby, fine ribbed, cream, sizes 34 to 46. Now $1.29 Women's 50c Union Suits in seconds, all imperfections neatly repaired. Bleached or cream. All sixes. Now 39c Women's Fine Ribbed Medium weight bleached Union Suits, fleece lined, finely trimmed. Cut full. Sizes 4 to 6. 79c quality. Now 59c Men's Wool Union Suits in three weights: Light and heavy weight Richmond made, also extra heavy wool fleece in Doctor Wright's. All sizes $2.00.

Women's heavy -weight fine ribbed bleached fleece lined. Would be good values at $1.00. Now 79c Men's Wool' Shirt and Drawers, Small line. A discontinued zramber Essex Mills goods. Now 69c

HAND BAGS All leather lining with coin purse, plain or metal frames. Now &1.00.

EMBROIDERY SETS American Beauty brand in a great variety of novelties for Christmas. "Each envelope contains enough material to complete the design. Prices 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00.

HOSIERY Children's Fleeced hose, reent orced heel and toe. Fast black. 15c, 2 for 25c

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