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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-02
BY Tort.

Michigan's showing against Wander
bilt, Saturday, was peasant surprise
to the Wolverine supporters, ana they
are now conuuent M4cnIsau wal give
pennsylvania a run Tor It's money.
Right now the American pubic
seems to be taking as much interest
in the election as it did in that game
where the Cubs COPIED the bunting
from the Giants.
Reports from Michigan state that the
Alma team is in bad shape. What's
the matter Alma? (Joke-coarse
laughter.)
1t Is reported the Earlham team
practiced sidestepping the Butler ends
by lodging around row of buckets.
Unfortunately for the Quakers, the
Butler ends refused to behave like
buckets.
In Sidney (Australia) paper just re-
ceived at this Office, there is an &C.
count OF baseball game between a
Sidney team and team from one of
the American warships. The score is
given - to MIL" in favor Of the Yam
KEGS. We are still trying to figure out
what the score was.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-02
CHAPEL LEOICiAtO
ALL SOULS CAY
BY ST. ANDREWS
Continued From Page Onel

terry, where they were joined by at
least 900 people. The parading column
was led by the sckoo. children. They
were followed by members of the con-
gresation. The real OF the parade was
brought up by members OF ST. Joseph's
Benevolent society in uniform.
On arriving at the cemetery the
marching column decorated every
grave. Following this beautiful and
impressive spectacle dedicatory serv-
ices were conducted outside and inside
of the beautiful chapel.
Father koen, pastor of st. Andrews
church, at the services held outside the
chapel accepted the edifice on behalf of
Bishop Chatard, of indianapolis, who
was unable to attend the ceremonies
At the services held within the chapel,
Father Weiland. of this city. acted as
master of ceremonies. Father Roell
delivered an address in German. Fol-
lowing him short addresses in English
were made by Father Clement Themes.
of Liberty. and Father James Coulter.
of Cambridge City.
Father Roell, formally dedicated the
new edifice st. Joseph's Mortuary
Chapel" He said that the occasion
was both sad and joyful-sad because
the ceremonies were conducted where
the former dear ones of nearly every
member of the congregation slept their
eternal sleep; joyful because Of the
beautiful new building that was to
pass into the hands Of the congrega-
ton.
The All Souls services were con-
Quoted by Father Grimm. He spoke on
the significance Of the day and admon-
ished the congregation to pray for the
repose of the souls Of the departed and
promised the kingdom Of heaven to
those who lived Christian lives. Fol-
lowing his sermon the choir and the
congregation repeated the Litany OF
the Saints. Several selections were
rendered by the male choir and
quartet.
| Chapel Beautiful.
st. Joseph's Mortuary chapel Is con
structed throughout of Bedford stone
It's architecture is Gothic and Is beau
tiful in its simplicity, The portico al
the front Of the building Is supported
by four massive stone columns. Under
the portico stands the beautifu
statutes, known as the ''Crucifixior
Group" These have for some tim,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-02

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-02

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-02
DESIRES TO KNOW
Of ALL VIOLATIONS
Prosecutor Wishes News of
Law Violations on
Election Day.
ALL Is IN READINESS.
PARTY LEADERS ARE HOPEFUL
FOR SUCCESS AT POLLS TO-
MORROW-cHANGES MADE IN
VOTING PLACES.

In the effort to insure a clean"
election and guarantee the safety of
the voters at the polls. the following
statement was issued by the prescott
ing attorney today:
Richmond, Ind, Nov. ?.
To the Public:
Approaching the intense interest in
this campaign, and speaking on the
part Of the several officers, the under
signed requests every citizen to re-
port imme diately any disorder. or vio-
lation of the election laws occurring
on tomorrow, November 3. 1908, irres-
pective as TO who the individual may
be, or in whose interest he may be
working. If such violations occur,
and the officers are informed. and
they then either do not do their duty,
or are negligent in the same, the re-
ed.
Respectfully,
WILFRED JESSUP,
Prosecuting Attorney.
All In Readiness.
Everything is In readiness for the
election in-as-far as the officials are
concerned. All supplies have been is,
sued, the inspectors have received
their instructions and there is not ex.
pected to be a difficulty of any kind
The committee announced today a
change has been made in the voting
places. Voters Of the fifteenth pre-.
cinct located in the Third ward will
vote at AIT North Eighth street in
stead of on North e street east OF
Tenth street as heretofore. Spring
Grove residents will vote at S37 North
! Tenth street.
On the eve of the election the party
leaders are hopeful. Chairman Bow
man of the republicans has stated he
! believes the county will return to its
normal republican strength. 1t is est
mated Watson will carry the county
by 1900. A great deal of betting wa.
done about the city today on the ques
ton Of Watson's majority in the coun
ty. Bowman expects the entire re
publican county ticket to be elected
The fact this is the home OF the Rev
Mr.. Kuhn democratic candidate fol
congress is not expected by the repub
lican chairman to have any effect up
on the result. The old time republi
can majority for congress is expect
ed.
The democratic chairman is hold
ing out hope for the election of ont
or two men on the county ticket ant
is optimistic about the chances of tn,
democratic zubernatorial candidate
The great fight that is being made TO
Marshall by the saloon men of tn,
county is looked to be the Democrat,
party leaders to bring results.
The, usual number Of party work
ers will be out tomorrow in order t,
get the voters to the polls. A larg
number Of vehicles has been hired 70
this purpose. The indication is favor
able to large vote and clear weathe
means an unusually large vote in tn
country. The latter class Of vote viii
help materially In the final count.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-02

LrcRErIA:
Just learned that Gold Medal Flour Is
sifted ten times through finest silk. EUGENIA
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-11-02
What Democrats Think.

Of all the candidates on the demo
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-08
DEMOCRATS TO
WAGE CONTEST
INDIANA CHAIRMAN WILL
CHARGE FRAUDS
ILLEGAL NATURALIZATION TO BE
BASIS OF SUITS
indianapolis Man Declares Party Will
Dispute Election of Any Repub-
lcan Candidate-Mar-
shall Wins
rRv Associated Press. ]

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 7.-Democrtic
State Chairman Jackson announced to-
night that he would contest the cleo
ton of anyone on the Republican state
ticket should the official returns show
such candidate to have been successful,
The contest will be based on ALLEGED
naturalization frauds and other Illegal
methods.
The Republicans concede the election
of Thomas r. Marshall, Democratic
candidate for governor, and that party s
candidate for lieutenant governor and
superintendent of public instruction,
but claim the election of the rest of the
Republican candidates.
Entire Ticket Elected
National Committeeman Harvey Gar
Der and. Chairman Finley today de-
clared that the entire state Demo-
cratic ticket had been elected.
They base their claims on returns re-
ceived during the night.
Democratic state headquarters today
added to their claim of the election of
Stanley Dreamer as state treasurer
another claim that the two Republican
candidates for supreme court justices
have been defeated.
They add that they now have reasons
to concede nothing on the state ticket
until all returns are in, as there is a
fighting chance for nearly all.
]. H. Newman, candidate for secre-
tary of state, refuses to concede the
election of c. A. Thompson.
The Democratic national committee
man, Harvey CARRIER, is understood to
claim only the election of state treas
urer and possibly that Of one justice
Of the supreme court.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-08
TOTAL AMENDMENT.VoTE OF
ALL BUT FIFTEEN COUNTIES

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. Returns
from all the counties in the state ex-
cept Alpine. Butte, Del Norte, Mari
posa, Modoc, Monterey, Nevada,
Plumas San Bernardino, San Diego,
San Luis Obispo, Santa Cruz, Sonoma,
Suffer and Yuba counties, give the
amendments:
Senate No. For, s1.O25; against,
1885.
No. 14-For. 1888; against, S2,4O7.
No. 16-For, ST. 022: against, sc, 4So.
Los Angeles and Alameda missing
No. 26-For, 75,204; against, 1901.
No. 29-For, 1854; against, 35,7T1.
Los Angeles missing.
No. 91-For, 1876; against, $685..
No. 32-For, 49, 002; against, $500
Los Angeles missing.
No. 33-For 71,146; against, 36,915.
Los Angeles missing.
No. 34-For, S1,076; against, $3.50.
Assembly No. 3-For, 1929; against,
35,311.
No. For. 1884; against, s9,2o3.
Los Angeles missing.
No. S-For, $3.50; against, 37404
Alameda and Los Angeles missing.
No 24-For. 1891; against, H.74S,
Alameda missing.
No 2S-For, 67127; against, 24,4O6.
Alameda and Los Angeles missing.
Removal state capital-For, H,714;
against, 1913, 1855.
Sea wall-F'or, 57,104; against, 1874.
Alameda and Los Angeles missing.
India basin-For, g. 10S against, ST.
800. Los Angeles missing.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-08
THREE BOYS INJURED
IN GRIDIRON CONTEST
HOLLYWOOD and Pasadena High School
EIevens Battle Fierceiy, and All
Accidents Happen to First
Named Team

Football is responsible for injuries
to three schoolboys yesterday, when
Neil Hill had a leg broken, Charles
Knowles was hurt in the spine ana
Arthur Priester had his neck severely
wrenched.
The accidents occurred at the game
of the Hollywood high school with
Pasadena high school, and all the in
1ured boys are members of the Holly
wood eleven.
There is considerable rivalry between
the members of the two teams, ana
when they were lined up for play there
could be seen the looks of logged de-
termination on their faces which be-
spoke a game of unusual spirit would
ensue.
The contestants started in with much
shirt and soon became excited with d
desire to win. Plays were made WIN
much violence, and when second
down had been made a groan was
heard from beneath the indiscriminate
mass Of players who were struggling IN
a heap. Playing was stopped, and from
beneath the pile of human beings Hill
was pulled by his comrades. lie was
carried to the side lines, where doctor
said he had sustained "a fracture or the
leg. He was taken to the California
hospital, where he will be confined Tor
two months.
scarcely had the excitement attend
ing the accident to Hill subsidized when
Knowles received a kick in the upper
portion of his back He fell apparently
iifeless to the ground Examination
revealed he had sustained serious IN
iuries to his spine, and it is believed the
vetebral column is fractured. lie was
sent to the California hospital.
In the second half Arthur Priesler IN
a scrimmage had his neck twisted ana
was unable to walk. He was taken IN
an ambulance to the same hospital his
classmates had been taken.
All the boys are seriously injured.
and these three accidents in one game
dampened the ardor of the players and
speCtatOrs.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-08
Bars Men from Saloons

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 7.-Ralph
Blaisdell, auditor Of the Hartman sys-
dor the good of the service" issued
an order forbidding employees in his
department visiting saloons or liquor
houses for any purposes whatsoever
The order affects about 100 employees.
Several months ago Blaisdell dis
charged all the women clerks and stem
ographers in his department and re-
placed them with men. The women
were dismissed on the ground that
men are more efficient.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-08
BUTTERICK PUBLISHING co.
WANTS PRINTERS ENJ0INED
New York Firm Seeks to Have All
Typographical Unions in Mon
tana observation-disclosures
Asked

HELENA, Mont, Nov. 7.-Before
Master in Chancery Crane, the Butter
lex Publishing company of New York
Is attempting to show cause why the
injunction issued against the Butte and
Anaconda typographical unions should
be extended to take in all local unions
in Montana, and why the unions should
pay certain of the state merchants
$40, 900 for alleged intimidation.
]. P. Strain of Anaconda, merchant
who had a contract with the Butterick
company, was on the stand large
part of the day.
He said he had been warned that his
store was on the unfair list of the
trade unions, but did not know of a
single instance where he had been In
terfered with.
At one time, witness testified, he had
agreed to discontinue the contract at
the beginning of the present year, but
changed his mind and so notified the
union leaders.
The case will probably last several
days.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-08
WEST VIRGINIA PLURALITY
FOR TAFT is ONLY 25,534

WHEELING, w. Va, Nov. with
the total vote for president and gov
ernor lacking in only four counties, and
with the maiorities received from
these, the final result of the election
in West Virginia has been reached.
For the presidency, Bryan received
1926 votes. and Taft, 120S10. Taft's
plurality, 25,534. RooseVelt's plurality
was 1850 in 1904.
For governor Bennett, Democrat,
received 100926 Glasscock, Republican,
1928 Glassock's plurality, 1850
Dawson's plurality in 1904 was 1911.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-08
LOS ANGELES CARS ON WAY
TO ARlZONA'S ANNUAL FAIR

PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. 7.-Prepara-
tions are complete for the fourth ter
ritorial fair, and Governor Ribbey has
proclaimed legal half holidays for all
next week.
Displays are bigger than ever and the
racing program is full of the names of
fast horses, competing for $4,000, di-
vided In purses.
Interest is keen in the automobile
races. Racers from Los Angeles are
expected about the same time that
thirteen cars in the Tucson-Phoenix
race arrive from the east Monday after
noon.
Roy Knabenshue has his airship
ready and will celebrate the fair open
ing by a flight over Phoenix.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-08
Discuss Tariff Question

WASHINGTON, Nov. 7-Represen-
tative Payne, chairman of the ways
and means committee had long con-
ference with President Roosevelt today
on the tariff question. Mr.. Payne de-
clared that tariff revision would not
be taken up at the coming session of
congress, but that an extra session for
this purpose would be called, the date
depending entirely upon the wishes of
Mr.. Taft. Mr.. Payne was of the opin-
ion that the extra session would be
called about March Is. and that 1T
might be able to pass a tariff bill by
the middle of July.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-08
70 Attack Saloons

SAN DIEGO, Nov. AFTER their
victory Tuesday in the back county
districts of San Francisco county it is
the general sentiment among the MEM
beers of the county anti-saloon league
that they will mobilize their forces
for an assault on the city at the spring
election next April. The ordinance
submitted by the supervisors this year
went to the question of liquor or no
LIQUOR in the county outside the cities
and incorporated towns and by ma
jority of more than $50 the anti-sa-
loon forces won.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-08
Hitchcock Closes office

CHICAGO, Nov. Frank H. Hitch
cock, chairman of the Republican ma
tional committee, arrived in Chicago
today to close up western headquarters
Our list of campaign contributions
will be out in a few days" said Mr..
Hitchcock. at will be quite a bulky
affair, for there were numerous small
contributions" Mr.. Hitchcock expects
to leave within 10 days for some Sc
cluded spot, not yet selected, where
he can obtain much needed rest.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-08
DEMOCRAT WINS IN OHIO
GUBERNATORIAL CONTEST

CINCINNATI, Nov. 7.-Gradually
missing precincts in the Ohio election
count have been reported On presi-
dent, a total of 4171 precincts out of the
443O in Ohio, report 526,453 votes for
Taft and 1885, 03 for Bryan
For governor, Montgomery county
alone being missing, as a whole, re-
ports from 1926 precincts give Harmon,
Democrat, 518622 against 5O6,73O for
Harris, Republican.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-08
HOLLAND Revokes treaty

WILLEMSTAD, Nov. THE treaty
of 1897 between Venezuela and Hol-
land has been revoked by Holland in
accordance with the ultimatum deliv-
cred in Hollands second note. The
Curacao government has received an
order to declare the port free for the
import and export of weapons and am
munition, and it is also announced the
government would in no way interfere
with revolutionary movements.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-08
Rankin Iurv pisaarees

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 7.-After
being out all night the jury in the
case Of C. C. Rankin, the broker
charged with the embezzlement of
forty bonds of the Ocean Shore rail-
road, pledged with John j. Lynch as
security for a loan of $4,000, came into
court and declared it was impossible
to agree on a verdict. Judge Conley
discharged the jury, which is said to
have stood nine for acquittal and three
for conviction. Lynch already has
been convicted of the embezzlement
of the bonds.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-08
OMAHA UNIONS VOTE
TO SUPPORT G0MPERS
"FIRST, LAST, ALWAYS"

!. OMAHA, Nov. THE Central !
!. Labor Union of Omaha adopted ::
\ resolutions last night instructing !
< it's delegates to the annual con- :
!. vention of the American Fedora !
\ ton of Labor, which will meet in :
!. Denver next week, TO vote for :.
i Samuel Gompers for president, :
\ first, last and all the time.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-08
Bay Counties Men Elect

PETALUMA. Cal, Nov. 1.-THE
North of the Bay Counties association
held it's annual session in the pariors
of the Continental hotel last evening
There was q large representation of
business men from the different cities
officers resulted as follows: President,
W. A. Makinder of st. Helena; first
vice president, c. e. Humbert of Clo-
verdale; second vice president. P. II.
Mulberry Of Lal1eport; secretary-trea-
gurer Rev. r. N. Lynch of Petaluma.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-08
Steamship Berlin Launohed

BREMEN, Nov. 1.-THE steamship
Berlin of the North German Lloyd line
was successfully launched here today.
She is one of the greatest passenger
carrying and cargo steamers af1oat,
although not as speedy as some of the
fast express vessels of the same line.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-08
ANGELENO BALL PLAYER
ENDS LIFE IN PORTLAND

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. Bert Ross,
formerly of Los Angeles, but recently
a member of the Dalles baseball team,
committed suicide in a saloon here to-
night by drinking carbolic acid. Ross
left a note asking that young woman
of The Dalles be notified of his death.
1t is inferred that an unfortunate
love affair caused his dependency.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-08
London Commerce Decreases

LONDON, Nov. THE October
statement of the board of trade shows
decreases of $34.555. 900 in imports, and
$26, 559, 900 in exports. The decreases in
exports includes $10000,000 in food and
$15,000,000 in raw material. In ex-
ports the decrease is in manufactured
goods and comprises $4,000, 600 in cot
ton and wool textiles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-08
s+eamer Aberdeen FIoated

EUREKA, Nov. THE steamer
Aberdeen, which went ashore yester-
day at the entrance to the south bay,
was noated at high tide last night.
The Aberdeen suffered no damage, but
lost her deck load of shingles over
board
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-08
Chinese Emperor III

PICKING, Nov. 1.-THE emperor of
China is suffering from a disorder
which has manifested itself in the
inactivity of an intestinal function. His
complaint has been attended also by
more or less fever. The government
and the members Of the imperial fam
lily are alarmed over his condition.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-08
Railway Builder res

KANSAS CITY, Nov 7--Nicholas
branch of the Union Pacific railway.
died at his home m Kansas City today,
aged 73 years. Mr. McAlpine also was
a railroad promoter, banker and manu-
facturer. He came to Kansas City in
1877
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-08
Would Succeed Foraker

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 7.-Gen. War
rem Keifer, former speaker of the fed
eral house, was in the city looking aft
er his chance of winning the United
States senatorship to succeed Senator
Foraker.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-08
CALIFORNIA
PRODUCTS ONLY
SOLD HERE

will establish for himself a
place in history and will be
recognized and remembered as
one of the pioneers of perma-
nent prosperity. There is only
one way in which to bring
permanent industrial prosper
ity to Los Angeles; the prac-
teal way. The buying public
will flock to the enterprising
store which adopts and lives up
to the motto, California
Products Only Sold Here"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-08
Largest irrigated District

1t may not be generally known that
this second valley of the Nile is the
greatest irrigated district on earth. I'm
perial valley proper is ITO miles long
by forty miles wide, half in California
and half in Mexico. The present irri-
gated district is 4Ox25 miles in Califor-
MIA The Nile district is narrow, but
long.
The area of irrigable land in the val
ley is 100000 acres, and that in cultiva-
ton 100000 acres. There are over 500
miles of canals.
The hotel corridors here nowadays
are filled with sportsmen. The fine
natural game preserves in this country
tempt the most Indifferent hunter.
With the Holton interurban line
operating to Holtville a new county has
been developed, and at Holtville cleo
tricity is generated which furnishes the
valley cities with arc lights and mean
descents.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-08
CALIFORNIA PRODUCTS

r OS ANGELES HERALD
offers a suggestion which
IA it believes will be of ma
terial benefit to the BUY and
Boost Home Products" move
ment. The first grocer who
puts over his shop door the
sign, in big letters