Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 301, 30 October 1917 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, OCT. 30, 1917

ANOTHER VOTE SCHEDULE OUT IN BIG CONTEST

Special Offers Made to CanI didates Ten Days More : . Till End. . I Today the Palladlum'contest depart J tnent announce another -vote -sched-; ul which Is good only until $ o'clock J Saturday night of this week. Novembar 10. There has bee quite a big cut of votes from that of last week and there win he a further great ret j duction next week.. candidates .who ; are at all anxious to win any ono of ' the twelve prises will have to bestjr themselves and hustle like they hate never worl:ed before. If they aspect ; to et inside the prise list. Some very good work la being aecomplished by those who can approelate prizes of the magnitude that we ; are giving away free but- there - are ; others who are not trying and are elated for the "down-and-out list on f the closing. night. A candidate who ; .does not work for subscription cant not aspect to win a prise. ; There is nothing gained In this ; world without some effort and so In this conteet--no one will get enough : votes to win a prise unless they oate ', made.tao proper effort and; got the t oRt and ne"w-subcrrptlonff to get the ' votes to win. v : " Ten Dayi More. There are Just tea day 6re of tha 'contest It will close on the minute 8 o'clock on Saturday night. Novemfceriotli. . The. time win not be ex- , . tended one mlnuta and will close just as announced. All subscriptions and voting before 8 o'clock on the closing : day to be counted. There is yet plenty of time et busy and win one of the grand prise . cars. In all three-districts any live worker could got busy and forge to !w the front very easily as no one has 1 " accomplished 1 what' should have been ' ; accomplished by this time. From iM nresant Indications though, there will . be some-very lively work Jbls week . ' an4. soma very big reports will be turned In on Saturday night of thla weknftyor $100 worth of subscrip- . tlons this week would . give nearly two and one-half million votei if they are two year new subscriptions. Now this amount would put any candidate ' in a very fair position for a winner, but of course, no. one knows anything about how many votes it will take to capture the prises. . That will be ' known only after the votes are eountcd on the lat night of the campaign. The Prlies. The $1468 Chevrolet, $ST4 Chevrolet and the Saxon Tour, one of which will ' be given in each district, are the prises which will be hard fought for be ' ' fore the closing day. Valuable prises Uke theae'rironot cofttf f or- Kong, nrf less you are a Caruso or Patti. If you ' intend to win one of them you wjU

Team Work GmQiny'i tola hop of victory k throng tUmti&n of England mad Trine and Belgium ad tia others of or alliea. Ow weapon igglrtft Qersassj ii to got th&t Cuff. Uad and fnsm tad i3sa m4 & c&cn cf our bvo food. i''C, . :-.'";-.;,vv Thf food 3ta of ovr alUe ttttit bo road from our ittrpiotv h fcaowt yoa would to cm for thorn, tomtit ooonotdej o? gbtttttka, bmiv toem too isufl to h worth whilo. Btrt ytrnr wring, 07 iwwty rai21M, will amount to a Jwgo total. That ' why you thould sn tha food Administration pladga this wetlg and help blunt the entttBjr edge of Germany' weapon. It taeang teaia work.

Hoosier Happenings

hate to step good and lively every! day from now to the finish. No after-! noon naps from now on if you would ride in a prise car after November 10th. . . Three beautiful $100 Starr phonographs, three diamond rings and three dandy gold watches are also slated to be given some worthy workers. Which one of the prises will be yours will be determined only by the amount of effort, yew put into the campaign You cannot expect to draw a fine- prise where yoii put no work Into the campaign. Other energetic workers will pass you and leave yon far behind in the vote- race. We have, stated time and time again that the WORKERS will be the WINNERS. U you ara not a WORKER you perhaps will not he a WINNER. -NOTICE In the standing and listing of candidates in today's paper, wa wish to call attention to all candidates participate lng In the contest that th lUtlng in districts Of this taaue, that if there are any doubtfl in any candidate's mind in regard to said location of candidates in districts that they Shall file

complaint of same not tate? than Frl-

aay, Novemcer 3. IB17; otnerwise tae prises wfll be awarded according ta the candidates who have the highest number of rotes In the districts as they are nowvTisted. -No complaints or objections will be accepted unless they are filed by letter before or on eaid date stated above. If there is any candidate in the llat

who Is not entirely satisfied in every way with his of her vote standing or

with any other particulars In thla contest complaint should be filed by above said date as we are always glad to correct any errors should there be any.

Pon't delay, but send in your objec

tions it you nave any. WHAT THEY COUNT ' New SubacrlDtlona

13 Months . , $4,000 Vo$at

Old $ubecrlttien - Months 7,600 X2 Wonthl 17,009 $4 Months ............. , 47,500 Thla offer is good only until O'clock Saturday night of thla November 1 District No, 1.

Ruth Haller Mrs. o. Crawford, Mrs. Mabel Cunningham . Harry Rhlnehart ........ Mrs. W. Beetley .......... Karl Keiakef Mtb. 0 Vc w 1 Olive coa ,

Marjorie Nichols Wm. Schneider

Wilfred Jossup

Wynne Evana District No. 9. Mr. IoratU Dawaa Anna Stanley Mrs. Kate S. Jessup ...... Irene Thompson C. Albertso , , . 1-P, King Jf. M. Collier .............. Mrs. H. Scblenker ....... District No, 3. Mrs Mary E. woodard Walter Nicholson ........ Mrs. D. S. Barnes ........

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Elisabeth Flehe ,. Josephine Gordon t. ..... . Bather Heimting ......... Mrs. Reb Hoover ....... Moody Lamb ............ Llllie Benbow

Votes

Votes votes igkt week.

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EXPECT FLOOD STAGES 1 FORT WAYNE, Oct. 30.The riverg here are scheduled to reach tha flood stag 6 some time today, according to the prediction of Weather forecaster MeDonough. The floor mark is fifteen feet and he said the water probably will go ei inches above thir Nearly three. Jocher of rain have fallen in the last twenty-four hours. . FARMERS ALARMED KOKOMO, Oct. SO.-Heavy rainfall Is alarming farmers who predict large losses in corn which is In the fields. A heavy acreage of clover seed la yet in .the open and pot threshed-

CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER

RUSHV1LLB. Oct ? Carl Vandlver has been arrested oh a grand jury indictment charging Involuntary man

slaughter, vandiver was dnving a

machine which struck Carl Stanford's buggy, last summer. Swinford'a baby. Mary Allen, was dragged from the buggy and Wiled HEAVYWEIGHT IS WATCHMAN 008rIBN. Oct. 10. Hal ry 'WTiite, who weighs 467 pounds and. formerly traveled with a tent ahow has been employed as a watchman at a railway

crossing here. White's stepfather who weighs 150 pounds Is also a watchman here. :- ARMOUR BUYS INTERESTS ROCHESTER. Ott. 30. Armour h Company of Chicago has takeo over the produce Interests of the Beyer Brothers Company of Rochester, Akron and Warsaw and other northern Indiana points at a consideration of $300,000. KILLED RY AUTOMOBILE HAMMOND, Oct. S0.R!ebar4 Talbott 66 years old, was run down and

killed by an automobile bearing an imonis license. The driver did not atop and off tears have been unable to learn his name. . ' SOCIALIST SUES POLICEMAN KOKOMO. Oct. 80.HDavid h. Barnett. Socialist leader who was recently stnickTin the face by Patrolman Robert I. Newcpm baa sued Newcom for $,ooo damages. The trial of far Dunklo. mail aft dlar, charged with the murder of Ar. dath Stroun of Kempton, began Monday in circuit eourt NEW CHURCH DEDICATED ROCHESTER, Oct. 80.r The new Methodist church here which cost

$41,000 waa dedicated Sunday by Rev, George R. Grose, president of DePauw university.' Twenty thousand dollars was raised at the dedication. DEPUTY TREASURER DIES , FORT WAYNE, Oct. 30. Albert T. Miller, 47 years old. deputy treasurer of Alien county, fa dead following an operation in a local hospital - He had not .been' In a serious condition until several weeks ago.

PREPARING EQUIPMENT Agricultural 'Director Murphy is busy . now preparing equipment and matter for soil laboratory for kla department 10 the high erbool which will be a new feature of the curriculum. "

MISS WILLIAMS TO SPEAK

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Miss Mary . Williams, supervisor of industrial Arts ta tha Richmond

publis schools, will bo one of the

speakers at tha luncheon to be given in Indianapolis at tb State teachers

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Indiana branch of the National Council of Primary Education. - ; -

A Philadelphia university professor baa invented a dust-proof, fireesist. ing ease for museum 'specimens.

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vital elements of iron and Phosphorous and powerful vegetable extracts, the very "food help" the nervous system must have if we are to correct degenerate muscles, that sleepless and tired all in feeling, lack of energy, ambition and. cheerfulness. Phosphated Iron gets at the root of these troubles because it feeds - the blood and nerve centers, it does this naturally and persistently, and cannot fall to strengthen your vitality, energy, and renew the efficiency of body and mind. Special Notice To insure doctors and their patients setting the genuine Phosphated iron we have put in caisules only. Do not allow dealers to give you tablets or pills. For tale in Richmond by Conkey Drug Co-Adv.

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These are the words of the man who served as mayor of this city from September 1 898 until January 1 906 and from Tanuary 1910 until January 1914. It is a fact that no one can truthfully deny that during all the time that Dr. Zimmerman served as mayor of this city he did not fnve on an average more than one hour of his time each day to the duties of this office. TThis is SOME record. - The salary of the mayor is now $2,000.00 per year. Counting 3 1 0 working days to the year this makes $6.45 per day. Do you, Mr. Voter, get $6.45 per day of one hour for your services? Do you know of another place in Kichmond where a man can receive $6.45 per day and devote only one hour to his work? If you are an employer how long would you keep a man whom you paid $2,000 per year and who only gave you one hour's time per day? But Mr. Voter you are the employer of the mayor of Richmond. You pay a sufficient salary and you should have a mayor who will devote his whole time and attention to the business of the city. Have you had occasion during the past four years to call on the president of the

Board of Public Works for any information to which you are entitled as a citizen of Richmond? If so you have found Mr. Bavis on the job either at the City Hall or out looking after the citys work. Have you visited the City Light Plant and observed the clean efficient manner in which it is run? This plant has been under the direct supervision of Mr. Bavis and the results he is getting there are not obtained by giving one hour a day to his job and attending to private business the rest of the time. The excellent electric service you are receiving from this plant is the direct result of businesslike, management. And your rates have been reduced 16 2-3. Are you satisfied to turn this plan over to a man who gives you one hour's time a day ? . Dr. Zimmerman has been a candidate for mayor at every mayoralty election in the past twenty years. 'My record is my platform," says Dr. W. W. Zimmerman. Is this record such that you want him for mayor again? Mr. Bayis pledges that if he is elected he will give to the business of the city of Richmond his whole time and attention. His recrod during the past four years indicates what you may expect of him.

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