The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-06
ORATORS SING PRAISES
OF OLD QUAKER CITY

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siderate that they won't sell tickets on |
the cars. but with all their faults they |
have been a great benefit TO Rlch,
mond and We love them STILL
Mr.. Kelley stated that there was
now a project on foot to build trac-
ton line from Richmond to Decatur
where it will connect with a road now
operating between that city and Fl.
Wayne. Mr.. Kelley predicted that
this would be one Of the most success
full lines in the eastern part OF the
state He said that it would operate
through country which had popula-
ton OF 1000 per square mile and that
the fact that there were poor railroad
facilities in this section OF the cOun-
Try would be 10 the advantage OF the
new road. Mr. Kelley also stated that
the people Of Richmond had never
been thoroughly convinced that rail
roads We're a very good thing.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Kelley's
remarks MIR. Mccarthy introduced
Judge W. O. Barnard OF New Castle,
the republican nominee for congress-
man from the sixth district Mr.. Nc
CaTtny stated that Judge Barnard was
not on the program but that he knew
everyone would be delighted 70 hear
him.
Barnard Enthusiastic.
Judge Barnard informed the ban
| Qucters that he was delighted TO be-
with them on such a happy occasion.
He said that there was no doubt that
this was a great world TO live in and
| that the best part of the world was
the United States and that the best
state in the union was Indiana and
that the best section of Indiana was
the Sixth district and that if he was
not a resident of Henry county and
! of New Castle, the city of music and
| flowers. he knew of no place where
! he would rather live than in Rich
mOnd. He concluded his remarks by
| concentrating the city of Richmond
on having such an enterprising or
! ganizatiOn as the Commercial club.
Adam H. Bartel made an excellent
! response to the toast The Richmond
| Merchant" Mr.. Bartcl stated that in
the Bible the merchant was frequent
| ~ referred to, but that mentions of
the lawyer and physician were few
and far between. He said that f. G.
Hill had once told him that the flower
raising industry was the oldest in the
| world it having been started by Adam
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