Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 87, 20 February 1913 — Page 4

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUX-TELEGEA3I, TnURSDAY.FEBRUART SO, 1D13.

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The Richmond Palladium And San-Telegram Published and owned by the PALLADIUM PRINTING CO. Issued Every Evening Except Sunday. Office Corner North 9th and A Street. Palladium and Sun-Telegram Phones Business Office, 2566; News Department. 1121. RICHMOND. INDIANA.

RUDOLPH G. LEEDS Editor. SUBSCRIPTION TERMS la Richmond, $5.00 per year (ia advance) or 10c per week. RURAL ROUTES One year. In advance. ....... ........ ? Six montha. in advance. ................ One month, in advance V' I Address chanted ae often aa desired; both new and old addreaaea tmiit be fives. Subacribera will plcaae remit with order, which should he riven ior a aoecified term ; name will not be catered until payment w received. MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS One year. In advance.... fJ-M Six months, in advance................ 2.S0 One month, in advance........ ........ .45 Entered at Richmond, Indiana, poat office as second clasa mail matter. ' V. Vnrl Rnreentat!vea Payne Younar. 3S-J4 West 33d Street, and 29-35 West 32nd Street. New York. N. Y, Chieae-o Representative Payne & Young. 747-748 Marquette Building-. Chicago, 111. The Association mt Anet i lean Advertisers bai mined and certified to In airculatiow f this omhLicailan. Thai figure ef circelabesl onUinod in the Associations resort onlv are sruaranteed. Assotiation of Amertcan Advertisers No. ,fnitehan Bids. T. City Heart to Heart - Talks By JAMES A. EDCERTON THE HONOR OF A CONVICT. In men whom men condemn as 111 I flnd so much of goodness still. In men whom men pronounce divine I find bo much of sin and blot. I hesitate to draw a Una Between the two where God baa not. Joaquin Miller. Governor George W. P. Hunt of Arizona is making an experiment with Us convicts. He appeals to their henor. He treats them like human beings. He has abolished prison stripes, placed a wholesome sanitary environ ment about the prisoners, given them skilled physicians and dentists, encour aged them to organize an orchestra and glee club, made them feel that the prison officials are their friends and advisers, allowed each convict to stand on his own record and work out his own redemption and when liberties ex tended have not been abused has added other liberties. Governor Hunt says that his system is "'based chiefly on the principle of the square deal." He adds this noble sentiment: ' "Prisoners are just as susceptible to kindly human treatment as are those people behind whom prison doors have never closed." j That warms the cockles of ene's heart The glow Increases when we learn that the new system works. It has been in existence since last February. Few have betrayed the trust reposed in them. When a convict has a good record he Is made an "honor man" and Is placed in one of the road camps. Here he has nd guard over him, but is on his honor not to escape. No firearms are allowed in the camps. There is an eight hour day, after which the men are free to read or amuse themselves. If they wish to take up some particular study or show some special aptitude they are helped. Some of the honor men have been sent on missions, with a horse or automobile at their disposal. There is not a single case where convicts so trusted have broken their word by trying to get away. In some cases where prisoners have proved unfaithful and attempted to escape from the camps the other prisoners have prevented. The secret of the system is that incentives are placed before the men. They are rewarded for good behavior. If a family Is depending on a convict he is allowed wages, which are sent to those waiting at home. On last Christmas the Arizona convicts voluntarily sent to Governor Hunt a token of their gratitude. He had opened the door of hope. He had trusted them. He had restored their faith in themselves. And the goodness that dwells In the heart of every human being bad retponded. The Masonic Calendar ; Friday, Feb. 21. King Solomon's Chapter, No. 4. R. A. M. Called convocation. Work in Royal Arch degree. Refreshments. All Languages. "What is the mother tongue?" The mother tongue is the native language of any given race or country .w "Is there a father tongue?" "Yes. The swear words are so classified." "Well, Is there a child tongue?" "Yep. Thafs slaug. Cleveland Plain Dealer. . A Good Cough Medicine for Children, i Convincing proof of the rare curative properties of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy came from Mrs. Mary Fawcett of Grinnell, Iowa, who says: "Chamberlain's Cough Remedy helped my little boy a great deal when he . had whooping cough. It is a good medicine." For sale by all dealers.

The Children to the

. Nearly every citizen of Richmond, when he hears of Law

rence, Massachusetts, calls to mind an anarchy-ridden city, its

people in open revolt against law and order and led by Italian organizers of the Industrial Workers of the World against brutal

state troops pouring volley after volley into the mob. This unpleasant but general impression of Lawrence is the result of reading press dispatches of the mill strikes in that city last year, but Master John Morehouse, an eighth grade pupil of the Lawrence

public schools, writes to the Palladium that his native city has been the victim of a grave injustice; that in reality it is a patri-' otic, law-abiding community, whose people love and honor Old j

Glory as much as any other class ter Morehouse requests that the whatever unfavorable opinion of j tamed and in the future regard to live in. '

Evidently the letters the Lawrence school children are send-! o the newspapers all over the country is the result of an organ-

ized effort to offset the undesirable publicity Lawrence has been j receiving of late, but why should not the children of that city aid : in a mnvpmpnt. tn rpstnrp to Tawrence its e-ood name? Annended :

-ma- i . i ii AL. w - - - is master morenouse s leer as me nation-wide crusade to whitewash Dear Editor: I am a boy in the

which is In Lawrence, Mass. My father

, iiX,. . .u . . . . . 5 Mill street. Perhaps you have heard some of the untrue things which have been printed about Lawrence. We think Lawrence is a fine place to live.

It must be a patriotic city because 60,000 people gathered on the common Magnesurate Compound is doubtless at a flag-raising last Columbus day. Our entire population is 86.000. This the best toA corrective and antacid (known. It has no direct action on the monster demonstration was held as a protest against an insult to our f lag, j stomach ; but by neutralizing the acidoffered by a few men. I should like to have your young readers know about j ity of the food contents, and thus reLawrence. I wish you would please print this letter in your paper if you can ! moving the source of the acid irritairr u.-MfJi InflaTTiaa (ho AoWraia stnm-

unoru me space, win you piease senu print this?

Wanted A Festival. It is to be hoped the Commercial Club will approve the recommendation of its advertising committee that the Fall (Festival be re-established in Richmond as an annual event. The three Fall Festivals held in Richmond were of more direct benefit to this city than any other public event held since the plan of holding them each year was abandoned. The Festivals which have been held here attracted thousands of people to Richmond and these crowds joined with Richmond people in sharing the holiday merrymaking and proved liberal patrons of the business men who financed the affairs. So pleased were a large number of farmers who exhibited their livestock, grains, fruits and vegetables at these events that after the third Festival they seriously discussed joining with a number of Richmond business men in forming a stock company to build a large exhibit hall. The city as a whole was greatly benefited by the advertising it received through these Festivals.

Frohahlv Richmnnn s mo rirtnhpr evenf wrmlri noi-ov Vio,ro!

e v -v w . v-. v iivvw lie v been abandoned if each Festival had not incurred a deficit, but if the project is revived the Commercial Club can profit by past mistakes and conduct the festival on a less elaborate scale, thereby avoiding financial embarrassments.

YESTERDAY IN THE ASSEMBLY SENATE. Senate spends day as committee of whole considering general appropriation bill which, after increases amounting to $34,500 and reductions of $12,200 were made, was passed despite strong fight made on increases. Pay of Supreme and Appellate Court judges increased from $6,000 to $7,500. Fourteen new bills introduced. Senate caucus on utilities bill results in no definite action because of lack of quorum at finish; test shows bill will not be weakened; caucus to be resumed at 1:30 p. m. today. HOUSE. Branaman bill giving transcript and other fees to county clerks passed. Billman bill increasing salaries of Shelby County officers defeated. Fleming primary bill advanced to third reading despite opposition to Speaker Cook's "railroading." Bierly bill for municipal commission houses passed. Hughes bill, known as Indianapolis Coliseum bill, passed. Carleton resolution for amendment to Federal constitution providing di rect election of United States senators adopted without opposition. Then the Engagement Was Broken, Geraldine Would you die for met Gerald Do you intend to be the death of me? Judge. YOU LIMPERS! YOU NEED--TIZ Puts Life, Vim, Energy Into Tired Feet, Limbs, Spine, and It a Wonder for All Foot Troubles. Free Trial Package Bring Joy. If your feet feel as if they were stuck In the mud if they feel as if each step were a trip-hammer blow get a box of TIZ from any druggist. 25 cents. A TIZ foot bath draw out the poisons that lodge in the foot pores; next day you will be looking at other sufferers instead of being the object of commiseration. Corns are gone, bunions are reduced, feet are smaller, shoes fit fine. And if you have never tried this wonder, TIZ, write to Walter Luther Dodge & Co., 1223 S. Wabash Ave, Chicago. Ill, for a free trial package, or get a 25 cent box at any drug store, department, or general store. You will never know real foot comfort until you have used TIZ.

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c r I . T,.n. j; j. -i-.-i- x . t-anaaium s coiunouuon to me j Lawrence-: j eighth grade of the G. E. Hood School : is a baker and his bakery is at me a copy oi me paper u you Surprised Her. Mrs. Jaggsby I was very much surprised at the condition in which you came home last night Jaggsby There you go again. I'd be willing t swear that I came home perfectly sober. Mrs. Jaggsby So you did. That's what surprised me. Illustrated Bits. Too Cool. She Were yon cool wbenhe bullets began to fly? Major Run I was so ool that I shivered like a leaf. New Orleans Times-Democrat. Good material is troni the German. half the work. BAKING

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"Indigestion and practically all forms of stomach trouble are, nine times out of ten, due to acidity; therefore stomach sufferers should, whenever possible, avoid eating food that is acid in its nature, or which by chemical action in the stomach deVflnna nHHitv TTnfnrtunaielv. Such a mie eliminates most foods which are pleasant to the taste as well a3 those which ar ich Jn blod- "efn. rea80n whv dy8Dertics and stomach sufferers are usually so thin, emaciat-J from their diet all starchy, sweet or fatt' tood trying to keep up ductg T would Buggest that you should try a meal of any food or roods which ou may like, in moderate amount. taKinsr lrameaiaieiy anerwaras a nan . , . . i . , 3 1 1 at teaspoonful of Magnesurate Compound in a intie hot or cold water. This wir neutralize any acid which may be present, or wnicn may oe iormea, ana in- : stead of the usual feeling of uneasijneB8 and ful,negs you wI11 flnd that j vour food agrees with you perfectly. ach lining, it does more than could possibly.be done by any drug or medicine. As a physician I believe in the use of medicine whenever necessary, but I must admit that I cannot see the sense of dosing an inflamed and irritated stomach with drugs instead of getting rid of the acid the cause of all the trouble. Get a little Magnesurate Compound from your druggist, eat what you want at your next meal, take some of the Mapnesurate Compound as directed above, and see ii I'm not right." ( Advertisement! EDITORIAL VIEWS RIGHTEOUS PUNISHMENT. (Indianapolis News.) Yesterday John H. Patterson, president of the National Ca6h Register Company, and twenty-eight other officers and former officers of the company, who had been convicted under the criminal clause of the Sherman anti-trust law, were sentenced to imprisonment for various terms. We are beginning to learn at last that "guilt Is personal."' In speaking of the acts of one of the defendants the trial judge, Holiister, said that they "were so despicable that they ought not to be even contemplated by a business man in good standing." The judge said further: You men belong to the walk of life which should set the example. Yet you have lost the opportunity that was given to you by the methods which you pursued. In your desire for gain you forgot everything else. The government is strong enough to protect its people, whether this protection extends to the transportation of dynamite across the land for the purpose of blowing up bridges or to the laying of hands upon men who seek to stifle PW Get in the Well Dressed Circle

methods.

For a generation men have been trifling with the Sherman law,

parently not thinking that it could by j of ours bears the responsibility for any possibility be applied to them. I ixing the date of Easter. 'To be sure. Others have insisted that it could not Easter has always enjoyed the privibe enforced even that It ought not to ; lege of roaming more or less at ranbe enforced. So we have had all sorts , dom over the calendar, but, nevertheof amendments proposed. And finally jss. it obevs one of the oldest laws

during the last campaign the Roose-, velt party virtually threw it overboard ; and proposed to recognise and legiti- j mause monopoly and regulate it through a great industrial commission, j We imagine that there will be less . criticism of lh law frnm nnw on pi- !

cept on the part of those who are con-' movable feast day. it has a wide range victed under it. Men have assumed ifor it8 observance, but it must fall bethat the law could not be enforced j twen March 22 and APrtl 25- inclu" as Roosevelt did in the Philadelphia i ive- Usually you may depend upon sugar refinery case. It was said that 11 to work out that Ea8ttr COm9 juries would not convict men under it. whre il Properly belongs, but this Well, they will convict now. as the ; year it is a case of the vernal equinox

bathtub trust people and the cash ' register people realize. Possibly if men who were in the past charged with crime had not been protected, possibly if more determined efforts had been made to enforce the criminal section, we should have got verdicts. The verdict in the cash register case s most righteous, as is the punishment inflicted. "The enalties I impose," said Judge Holllster, "must stand out as a warning to those who would try to violate the law in this manner." That they will have that effect can not be doubted. These men knew that they were violating the law. They did it deliberately, and, as Judge Holiister said, for gain. They maintained what the judge characterized as "a competition department whose duties were not to sell feoods, but to prevent the sale of goods by competitors." No doubt they traded on their wealth and prominence. It will be much safer for likeminded gentlemen to keep within the law. For it can be enforced and it is going to be enforced. As Woodrow Wilson has just pointed out there is all the difference in the world between Big Business and big business. It will be much pleasanter for all if the distinction is observed. EARLY EASTER. (St. Louis Globe-Democrat.) Whatever the hardship on style purveyors and Easter lily dealers, there remains the inexorable fact that Easter is jammed right up against winter in that blustery, rough-and-tumble month of March. There it stands as a cold record on the calendar, and you can't blame the weather man for it this time, because he didn't set the day down in that choice mixture of weather he dishes up in the merry month of March. It was some goodly church fathers way back in the days when Easter bonnets and fashion parades were unknown who played the

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