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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-30
Doctors Prescriptions.

1t has been proved over and over
again that the doctors Of this country
freely prescribe proprietary medicines
in Latin for their patients until they
are advertised to the public, after
which time they consider it duty to
Immediately condemn the very same
medicine, not because the preparation
IS any less valuable, but because II is
not ethical TO prescribe an advertis-
ed medicine. There are however many
physicians of recognized standing
broadminded and successful enough to
continue to prescribe such standard
remedies rs Lydia e. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound, which they know to
be good.
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FORGOT ONE THING.


Oversight Of the Man Who Tried 70
Maks Hens Egss.
A New Jersey man felt that he had
at last invented process for manu-.
featuring eggs. He experimental until
he discovered the component parts Vt
a natural esg-the milk. 1hrin. phos-
phorus aud ali the rest-and FASTENED
to secure them. Then he announced
to the druggist whom be patroniEed
for his chemicals that all he need
eG now to INSURE success was cold
weather. when eggs would sell for so
and 60 cents DOZEN. December saw
the locked for period arrive. and the
inventors new copper kettle was set
over the lame OF the kitchen gas
range. The mixture was placed In 1t.
and the scientist proceeded to operats
with blowpipe. The fibrin. the phos-
phorus and the rest of the chemicals
stood It as long as they could and then
expressed their feelings In . mighty
explosion. The nei=hbors sought their
cellars. while the glass In windows aud
doors fell in spHnter4
Discussing his failure with the drug
gist and other friends. among them
Congressman Gardner Of New Jersey.
the puzzled alchemist said for the
tenth time:
Perhaps forgot to include some
essential In my formula"
Yes said Mr.. Gardner dryly. '.you
did forget somethin4..
And do ron know what Il wasr
eagerly queried the expeeimenter.
Il certainly do said the congress
man
TELL me-teil me what Il II and for
tune Will be assured TO ~ both
a hen-juSt Q common. ogainaSy
hsa." replied TIE eonGssssna1 from
Egg HaFbne un1eeltngiy. - Naf1snal
AAEAxtnA
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-30
Fifteenth Century Artists.


Artists In Italy in the fifteenth CEN
tury were little better OF than small
shopkeepers- This - shown by the
dowries they usu ally gave their daugh-
ters, which varied from 5000 to So
$50. and It - related as an extraordi-
nary instance that Andrea Manegna
gave his daughter $1,000 at the time
OF her marriage. which was about the
close Of the fifteenth century. Michel
angelo. Raphael and Titan were the
only painters of the fifteenth century
who succeeded In attaining q position
Of ease. Michelangelo At his death
left about &4s.O0o, besides some real
estate. to bis nephew. Leonardo. Raph-
ael's property was estimated 70 be
worth $1350o0. while Durer was worth
ut th4 time OF his death only $31.65o
In those days. however. pensions were
frequently given to artists BY sover-
eigns and cities. scrip.
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stromboii's Ftamss.

stromboli rarely pours out streams
OF lava. for this Aeoiian crater vom-
its fame persistently and cinders spas
medically. The Lighthouse Of the
Mediterranean" has been known to
stick to its function OF forchbearer
for the space Of 1000 years. when.
ever the tiny. regular eruption takes
place the stones drop back again into
the crater. While the ancients regard
ed Stromboli variousiv A. the smishy
OF Vulcan and the headquarters OF
Aeoius. the men Of the middle ages
looked upon It ~ the main highway 10
purgatoey.
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PLAN HOME COMING

Milton. Ind. June 3O.-Thc pastor OF
Milton NJ. E. c1nrch. Rev. Mr.. Pin
nick aud his people at Doddridse
chapel are preparing and arranging
for the aunual home coming and Cos
pei two days meeting at Doddridge
chapel to be held some time In August.
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PICNIC At GLEN

Milton. Ind. June 3O.-The ladies' Of
the Victor Hugo club at Milton, met
in Q picnic with Miss Elizabeth Smell
ser and other friends At Glen Miller
yesterday. Those from here in at
tendance were Miss Nellie Jones. Mrs.
Charles Kniese Of Cambridge City.
Mrs. Fred Lantz OF Pendleton, Miss
BERTHE Frasec. including Mrs. John
Thurman OF Richmond who 10 visiting
here. A fine dinner was served.
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Tesre uaule, lndlanapelb {
Eastern feaelloa c.

thine fabse e0esssvo o. 81. 1ooo.D
Grains jeave Riehmoo1 &c lalDao
apolis aDG iat90o1iaso Ota&looo G.
s:ta q n. s7:3S. o:so. so:Se. 1oso4
:l:oo. 14:oo. l:eo. s9:1k 4:oo. 1:oA
sS:36. e:e4. S:9o. $50 o:oo. 1osoA
sL01to0 tyalo0.
Last or - ladiaoaDella .S:<e .. =
LAST car q New OoGele. 1o:oo . -
TRIMS connect q loajaoASol1D -
LAtayette. ysaDkfoeG CeoW1sg19sooA
TegSe Hsut4 Clineoo. 0ul11voA. eas1o
tIJlAl Tic1&tS arsA shroWgb
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Many persons uae The term I'm 4
trite" without at Ill knoWinG how Il
arose. their only co0ceptjoo being
thing with CELEBRITY" Nov. - tFiee -
tho sixtisth part Of = seeoaa q ume."
Tho hour = divided Into sixty smlD'
utes, the minute into sixty Seconds an1
the eecoud Into sixty tsjcee. - thlroa
from the Spanish tris.
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IMPROVING CHURCH

Milton. Ind, June 30.-The Chris
tian church is receiving some inside
improvements in the way Of the cellar
being cemented and = new flight Of
cement steps being constructed leading
into the cellar. Will Benninger has
the Job.
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Notice O. &.

There win be one trustee to elect 1T
our regular mestinx w1dnesday night,
June 80. '09.
Franklin Moore, Pres.
Frank Hartx1er. 6euy. 33-e9eo
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SPECIALS ron THE FouRTH.

Plenty Of nice large fresh, sweet
pickle, or smoked beef tongues. also 4
fine large lot Of dressed spring chick
ems, FRYERS. Cold boiled ham and
all kind Of prepared luncheon meats.
SCHWEGMAN'S NEAT MARKETS.
Phones 1854 and e204. 3O-1-2-S
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lunch IN true Japanese style. The al
fair was a most enjoyable one.-Laf-
ayette Courier.
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1oiao Bertha Taylor Of South Eighth
street will entertain her cousin from
1n4tanapoiis the latter part Of this
Week. :
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Ni9s Virginia Clements and Miss
Josephine sWerngart chaperoned 9
number 81 nttIe people who picnicked
Tuesday Afternoon at Glen Miller
park. Those II attendance were:
Miss lfildrel Nusbaum. Misses Flor
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Miss Winfred Burke will leave to-
morrow afternoon for Richmond on
her way to Casey, ILL.,, to visit ner
uncle Perry Burke and family. where
she viii enjoy q weeks visit with her
friends and other relatives. On re-
turning she will visit 1t Colfax and
Darlington on her way homo, She
will be- gone several weeks. Decatur
nnmncr0%
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-23
Huge Profits
From Railroad
Operation

summarized statement of these outside given
follows:
The Illinois holdings
Baltimore Ohio
Union Pacific include Athson Topeka
$6457OO0; Chicago Northwestern $32500Q
New York Central $14,285,700
These stocks estimated probable market value OF
S15OOOOOO0 this indicated melon
be That the prevailing belief that these
segregated either of holding company
shares would be divided the Union Pacific stock holders
beneficial certificates of participation profits for distribution
either of plans arises
determining what extent the preferred stock Union Pacific
entitled participation Late advces indicate that full parcipa
will be accorded the preferred stock although might
urged the that the market quotations for these securities
have supported this belief.
Another theory of the market is that instead of dividing
profits the purpose is them acquire fuller
New York Central and Erie Whichever theory prove the
facts far they known supply conclusive testimony
extremely profitable character of the railroad this
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-23
ClubwoTnen and Their Work
By MARY. ASHE MILLER

0LUBwoMEN are still carefully
laying their plans for the coming
~ year, and within the fortnight
will start the machinery OF their or
ganizations with an added impetus
after their summer vacation.
One of the first clubs to open for
the season will be the California club,
whose members will gather the first
Tuesday in september for e flag rais-
ing and business meeting. The flag
pole has been erected on their club
house in Clay street for some time. and
they are the posssssors of handsome
flag, but the moment for the formal
raising Of the national colors has never
seemed to present itself 1t was de-
cided, however. that the opening of
the club year would be the right time
and little ceremony will mark the
occasion.
After this will come some necessary
routine business and the presentation
OF the reports OF the heads of the vari-
Gus departments and an outline of their
plans for the year. At close to this
busy afternoon vacation stories will
be told and those members who have
visited the Seattle fair will tell some
thing Of what they found and enjoyed
there.
The meeting on the third Tuesday of
the month win be under the direction
of the educational department, of which
Mrs. A. p. Black is the chairman, but
the nature OF the program has not been
divulged by Mrs. Black as yet, SO the
members are quite in the dark as to
what treat is in store for them. The
fourth Tuesday Is to be social day and
on that occasion the members and their
friends will make merry at q Portola
luncheon. This. as its name denotes,
Will be distinctly Spanish in all the
details The dishes will have soft
sounding names and fiery fiavorings,
and red and yellow will be the dominat-
ing colors in the elaborate decoration.
Mrs. James C. Crawford will be at the
heat of the committee in charge of the
luncheon. This will be the first social
gathering OF the clubwomen and their
friends for several months, and it is
expected that it will prove a delightful
reunion. A meeting OF the board of
directors OF the club will be held next
Monday.
The California women's public health
association will hold its first meeting
to plan for the winters campaign for
cleanliness and sanitary conditions in
the city on the first Wednesday in Sep
tember at the Associated Charities
building at Jackson and Larkfn
streets. under the direction OF the
president. Mrs. A. w. Scott. No plans
for the coming season have been made,
but 1t will be practically reorganiza-
tion of the body, with certain modifi-
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-23
CANT In AID OF GRAFTERS

From the Chicago News.
It is dificult for persons remote from
San Francisco to realize how persistent
the agents of powerful interests to dis
credit the work OF Prosecutor Heney
and his associates In lighting to punish
acts of bribery and corruption which
have disgraced that city. This sys-
tematic campaign to turn public opinion
against the prosecutions. particularly
In the case of Patrick Calhoun, the head
OF the local street railway company, ap-
parently stops at nothing. Continually
the cry is raised that vast business in
terests are being crippled" the sacred
dollar being exalted above justice and
vindication of law. But no opportunity
is overlooked to make other kinds of
uproar TO give comfort to men charged
with grave crimes against the commu-
nifty.
is one of the organs Of the interests
opposing the graft prosecutions. IN It's
issue of August publishes this ex-
traordinary piece Of cant:
"It must be that the district attor-
ney's ONCE has fallen under the infiu-
ence of an evil genius. Not only an evil
genius, but a very sacriiegious and
profane one. It was hoped that. how
ever vehement the prosecution might
deem itself justified in denouncing the
n1l ~ 4x, 10 -
graft cases. however far 1t might go in
securing conviction upon the testimony
of seif-confessed criminals, or however
it might resort to bulldozing methods
to strain or magnify the evidence. the
public would be spared the humiliation
and disgrace OF seeing and hearing the
district attorney outrage the name Of
the deity. Surely 1t must be that he
sees the handwriting of public con-
demnation on the wall that he employs
coarse and gross language in open court.
"A few days ago a merchant OF San
Francisco, under examination for jury
man. was asked by the district attorney
II he had an opinion as to the guilt of
Mr.. Calhoun. as charged in the indict-
ment.
The merchant replied: have a pos
tive opinion Of Mr.. Calhoun's inno-
cence. 1t could not be changed
LAS II disappointed and angered. the
district attorney hurled this back at
the talesman. the merchant: Gould not
God Almighty himself change ito
This explosion of chagrin and hatred
and blasphemy over the talesman's blunt
and positive reply surprises no one, for
just such coarse and profane exhibitions
have characterized the prosecution ever
since II began to consort with that
bunch Of self-confessed Doodle thieves
The public had the right. however. to
expect the district attorney to refrain
from such fiippant and wicked allusions
to Almighty Cod
This is a sufficiently curious effort 70
steal the livery OF the court Of heaven
to serve the devil In.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-23
INewZeaIand' S
Regard for
America

ce justice OF New Zealand has been explaining William
stead what his country has IN mind and when
Justly celebrated and Britain shall
Mr. Stead asked Sir Robert do you German aggression
in New Zealand se and his reply shows matter has been
all thought out like this:
Oh dear no. You have second
defense (which
and Germany should take her place. New
independence
Rrtair
goes to the United States of America.
high compliment counted in this country
e contingency of which Sir Robert speaks likely
10 between England and Germany crime
humanity which the advance peace sentiment the
world be trusted make impossible fact need
not make the United States unndfu OF the friendly regard which
this nation held by kindred peoples the end of the earth
Sir Robert concluded by saying that IF any foreign
dictate peace London transferred New
Zealand to the conquero the day should the
and stripes the only other flag lack under
which New Zeaanders could live
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-23
Kings Private Railway

The latest of King Leopold's whims.
practically completed. is. says M. A.
P.," a private railway leading from
the Brussels suburban station Of Lac
ken to the palace, about a mile away.
This railway, altogether hidden from
sight. is luxuriousIy appointed; from
it his majesty steps into lit which
conveys him direct to his apartments.
The railway. tunnel. etc. cost In ali
some 100000 francs.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-23
|ShipbuiIder
IDickie
Explains


ship a reasonable n operat -
Seond-To charge
where
the Of importing foreign
ship will the
o. he Amer shin
/ metho
be by Of
Mr. Dickes ideas simply logical of the prn-
pe protection American industry No
demand protection enough should be given
make the business possible conditions continued
will be long before the American flag will unknown on any
OF the far merchant carriers
The country needs these ships only peace war If
had the the department would
have foreign bottoms carry the coal for the voyage
Understanding the of ago
appropriated 100000 build four coers These
completed and they would be quite inadequate sup
ply the needs Of large feet.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-23
Tradition of Baths
Retained by Students

always told
ketaned oy SIudens passed
photo
and
Wallace Irvns
that's
Wallace Irwin has become
but because knowledge, print
AS tale did
which the he he
He took his BATH
in
wasan be renem in the college annals
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-23

cations and changes in the mode of
work. The board of supervisors and
DR.. Blue have urged the continuance of
the association and 1t is hoped that
much of practical value may be accom-
plished.
The Papyrus club. of which Mrs. Ar
thur Cornwall is president, will meet
the first Thursday in September, but
where that meeting is to be held Is
still a matter of uncertainty. For some
time the committee In charge of the
matter has been searching industri-
ously for downtown quarters, but thus
far nothing has been secured, although
several places are under consideration.
This uncertainty as to the club home
has entailed a certain confusion as to
the plans for the winter and nothing
definite as to programs and work may
be arranged until the home finding in
stinct is satisfied. The days of meet
ing of this club will be changed and
instead OF Fridays gathering, as here
tofore. they will meet on the first and
third Thursdays of each month.
Inc cap ana Bells club is to be par
ticu1arly luxurious this winter, and
VIII have two meeting places. The
general club afternoon programs will
be held In Century hall at Sutter and
Franklin streets. but the section meet
ings Will be held at the new club
rooms. 1910 Franklin street. Nearly
every day one section or another OF
this busy organization meets for
musical or dramatic rehearsals, or
practices, or other work, and it was
deemed necessary that some place
where this might go on uninterrupt-
edly should be secured. A new Sec
ton has been added to the Cap and
Bells this year-the study section,
which will be devoted to a careful
study of the art. history and other
interesting features of some particular
country. 1t is probable that Spain
will nrst engage the attention of the
members OF this section, which prom
ises to be one OF the most important
and largest Of the club. The first
meeting OF the club in September will
be a luncheon for members only in
the clubrooms In California street. The
next meeting will be on the third
Thursday, and will be social day.
The Council OF Jewish Women, of
which Mrs. Myer Friedman is presi-
dent. VIII not begin its meetings until
october IA, having deferred the open
ing until after the holiday season. No
plans have been formulated al vet. but
vast deal OF work is contemplated,
and 1t is expected that much In the
way or Charitable. social and intellec-
tuaI enort will mark this year in the
celncil.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-23
Hole and Corner
ASSESS SmentS

SSESSMENT conditions Contra county as
A the investigations of State Controller Ny board
of equalization, scandaous. It accident that
number powerful and wealthy corporations discovered the
profitable device of making their principal place business
fact transacted from headquarters in San Francisco Angeles
find maintain nominal offices Contra Costa
and they find their profit the
friendly who shifts from them to the and land
the burden of that should Justly
big incidentally the treasury altogether the
that should accrue great
prises.
of corporations ultimately be
state board commission whose proceedings will gem
era and therefore closely watched 1t system that
this work county whose hole
and fashion The whole has direct considerable
interest in these assessments
state that have been under
The amendment the constitution
last general election principle
system but failed of adoption because of detail
chiefly because lacked exby 1t clear
of the constitution required make necessary changes
but such changes of the organic law required they should
embody such details of taxation The
be subject the needs of the and
foreseen An roncad fixed the might
the state government to very serious embarrassment.
1NION PACIFIC selling around 2l0 common stock
and Mr. Hartman coming home is said with purpose
- - IL t1.o,1
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-23
Revolutionary
Propaganda
In Mexico

demands OF business which, IN this politics.
The trouble succession and is chiefly
due the army Diaz desires
that Corral shall succeed him president
favor General Reyes 1t feared that support of the
Daz would be powes carry program recent
summary OF the situation says:
Dispatches contradictory this
Of
Of soldiers virtually under others
ton q troops northern points by Daz presumably,
the is
probable that Daz would be moblng forces Monterey
remains Diaz the possibility Of remote
first SECOND Office the nation is difficult
that thwart . -
Daz benevolent despo His power mainly founded or
force which, the final the lives
and holds oce he apparently control that force quite
doubtful whether he another revou
onay propaganda operating from this border has beer
quite active the northern provinces of the republic
been the of
that Diaz concentrating troops Nueva Coahuia
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-23

the foreign Shipping trade of the United
States To accomplish this purpose Mr.
Dickle offers attractive proposals as follows
The principles of the methods of procedure
for the restoration of American shipping are:
First-That government aid be given to the
ship owner in foreign trade sufficient to enable
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-23
The lnsi1er

Recalls of ready rhyming that an
entertainer in the old republican campaigns who died
recently the pioneer advertising versfyer.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-23

GORGE w. DICKIE of San Francisco the man who built
the Oregon contributed to the deliberations the trans
- Mississippi congress Denver paper on the restoaton a
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-23

OF which one-half is said to be the income
accruing from Mr.. Harriman's investments on
behalf of the company in outside railway
properties. Those investments have proved
wonderfully profitable and supply testimony
to Mr. Harriinans sound business judgement
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-23

TO no proprietary fears of invasion, at least it
is competent to borrow trouble from the
mother country, which for now nearly year
has supped full of horrors born of the real or
supposed German peril" 1t is in this sense
that Sir Robert Stout, once premier and now
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-23

Hays robust physique As poetry
bit ready rhying under the
the work nbbd
did baker Booth
kind of ad the
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-23

Diaz will feel able to fulfil his appoint
ment to meet President Taft at FL Pasos Diaz
was invited some time ago to visit Texas in
the fall, but finds himself compelled to decline
the invitation, as he expects to be detained in
the capital of the republic by the imperative
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-23

JoCkEY-M. NJ. San Jose. Cal. whst "a
the Spanish for the word iockevs
ne dictionary gives IT as "jinets''
Her
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-23
Gift of Mince Pies
Celebrated In Verse


He had the nack Of ready rhyns used
them himself he turned every
The King kalakaua OF Hawaii
the king OF the eannoa
islands He had another upon the Southern
Pacific was for depot site
Journal which
About holiday the bakery had
printing doneposters heads, bills The night befors
batch
remembers Booth with
pencil the other turning on these I'M
verses of whic he printer retained
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-23

becomes evident situation confron the
of Mexico The disturbed condition northern
provinces grave that there whether PRESIDENT
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-23

country however feels entirely comfortable in he
piping times OF peace unless indulge contemplate
OF If New Zealand instance can Law cai
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-23

suNDAy-E. T. T.. city. what va. a.
uA's % ens nrsr Sunday In August. 1882
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-23

INION PACIFIC is selling 2lo the common stock
Mr. Hartman coming home, with the purpose
of 10 dividend