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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-06
SHE IS CANDIDATE
(American News Service)

Boston, Mass, Nov. 6.-MisS Tfllie
d. Warden. an ardent suffragist. de-
clares she viii take out nomination
papers for mayor. She said: Il am
going to take out nomination papers
for mayor of Boston very soon II such
4 course il permitted 4 woman Bos-
ton needs q municipal housecleanirg
and it may do the voters Of this city
good to get the ideas OF a woman"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-06
CONSTRUCTION CAMP is SCENE
OF DOIRIE MURDER EARLY TODAY

Four Austrian Thugs About One O'clock Entered the Board
ing House, Operated by Fellow Countryman, Joseph
Duc and at the Points of Their Revovers Demanded
That All the Inmates Hand Over Their Money, Whereup-
on Mrs. Duc, With an Ak, Struck Down Sam CracElc-
Her Husband Murders Him and Stiff Borat With Ak.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-06
THE WEATHER.

Saturday and Sun
day: eoolers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-06
COL. ROOSEVELT
IN GOOD HEALTH
NA|ROB| STATES
Dispatch Received From There
Says the Expresident and
All Members of His Party
Alive and Kicking.
WHAT COULD iNJURE
THE MIGHTY TEOOYz
Mrs. Roosevelt Was Greatly
Alarmed at the Report and
Had Made Arrangements to
Go to East Africa.

(American News Servicel
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-06

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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-12-30
WEAK ThrOat-Weak Lungs

Cold after cold; cough after cough Troubled with this
takingcod habit? Better break it up We have great
medicine like it for weak troats and weak lungs Ask
your doctor for his opinion. He knows all about it.
His approval is valuable. Follow his advice at all times
No alcohol in this cough medicine Ayer Co. LoWe Mass
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-12-30
CORRESPONDENCE
CCDELL.

Archie Lockman returned to hi'
home in Portland early last week
ssN. A. Lockman was in Portland on
business a few days last week.
? Alice Lewis, of Portland, spent
Christmas at Odeil with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ConDaway went to
Portland the first of the week to pur-
chase goods for the new store of The
Counaway Mercantile Co.
Tuesday, December q, a baby
daughter came to bless the home OF
MIR. and Mis-. Reichon, but ere they
held the little form in loving arms,
life had fed aud this, their tirso torn,
il but a memory. The sympathy OF
sll is with the young parents in their
sorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. S. Shelley, of Port
land, have been visiting at the home
of Mr.. Shelley's parents, Rev. and
Mrs. Troy Shelley.
Mr.. aud Mis-. J. b. Lafferty, OF
Weiser, Idaho, have been here for
short visit with Mr.. Lafferty's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Latferty,
and with ether relatives.
Elmer LatieIty, of Stevensville,
Montana, came home for the holidays.
Word received from Marie Lockman
indicates that she Is finding Califor-
MIA delightful portion OF our great
country, and she is enjoying her visit
with relatives there.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William Ehrck, OF
Hood River spent Christmas with
their children at Odell.
Floyd Mccoy, of Portland, has been
visiting relatives at the homes of W.
&. Ehrck and ii. Eggert.
H. l.. Klemer was business visitor
in Portland part OF the past week.
Odell school closed last Thursday
afternoon and will open Monday, Jan.
uary 3, fer the remainder OF the
school year.
Beginning at | p. m, Thursday, the
afternoon was devoted to appropriate
exercises. There were recltations,
songs, exercises, "The Ruggles Fam.
ily", and drill, all showing careful
preparations, and all who took part
therein acquitted themselves credit.
ably. The Cowboys Christmas Ey the
larger boys OF the school was quite
thrilling and so realistic that had one
not been warned by the small boys oi
the coming exciting scenes the ner-
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-12-30
BlNGEN
(From the ObserYer.l

Ed Suksdorf has been in Spokane
the past week.
Miss Mary Christensen, of Long
Beach, arrived Sunday to spend a
ew days with friends.
G. f. Brsnamsn is laid up with a
sCre foot, In hewiug out some sleigh
runners the ADJ glanced and struck
his foot. making bad cash.
Rumors founded on good authority
are to the effect that the route of
the prop sed road up the White Sal.
mon River valley, will be changed
aud will not go to Guler. On reach.
'ng Peck's Half Acre, the line will
bear nor hesst, aud will probably
strike CAMS Prairie and Glenwood.
Perhaps he road that il icing pushed
from Toppenish and the Yakin a
country heading this way has some
thing to do with the change.
Yesterday Charles Reitsr put off
In a small boat to bring some ireig t
from the Simons. tie overloaded
with the sequence that be overturned,
aud had to swim ashore.
1t is not at all impI obabls that the
Hrst pay roll Bingen Will have will
be pottery works An agent of some
bic pottery works near Edmonton,
Alberta. was here this weeK to look
over the bed of clay found on the
Detletf Thsms' place, adjoining
Bingen. lie says that extensive
beds Of this clay are very scarce
1t ia generally to be found in small
patches, hence il this should Prove
to be extensive there is not much |
doubt but that his company will |
work it. lie took an option on the
place for sixty days. He says bis
company employs Sc men, aud that il
the report is satisfactory they would
move the whole works down here.
They are well satisfied with their loca
tion and it's shipping facilities, but
t ne ted of clay Is exhausted, compel
ing them to tiud another bed Some
time ago they sent for and received
several hundred pounds OF the clay
which they tested, and pronounce 1t
excellent for their work, and II on
sxaminstiou it is found to be In
sufficient quantity, they may start
the works this spring.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-12-30

vous strain might have been great.
In "The Ruggles Family" LeOna
Carnes acted the part of "Mrs. Rug
giles" to perfection as did those tax
ing the parts of the various children
OF the family. Grandpa's Slipper eX
erciss by the little folks war very
good and also Santa Claus exercise by
ten children OF the Primary room.
The Evergreen Drill by eight OF the
older girls was beautiful and the man
ner in which it was executed showed
practice and thorough training. Fol
loving the progam came the handing
out Of gifts from pupil to pupil, pupil
to teacher and teacher to pupil, rom
prettily decorated tree with the
happiness that oharacterizes such oc-
casions The patrons Of the school
appreciate the work Of Odell's very
efficient corps Of teachers AS the large
1m Der present at these exercises
would testify.
The Christmas tree al the church.
Christmas Eve, was well attended and
thoroughly enjoyed by those present.
Those to whom its success was due
may now ENJOY the satisfaction OF
duty we'll done. The following pro.
gram was rendered;
Music Prelude Bertha Lafferty
Song joy to the World-Congrega.
| tion.
Prayer Mrs. Ida Young.
Exercise Stocking Drill - Eight
boys.
Recitation-May Smallwood.
Recitation--Alice CLARK.
Recitati on Beatrice English.
ResdinR-Mrs. Pauline Talmage.
Song-Advanced girls.
Exercise First Christmas
Seven little girls.
Reoitation-Ruth Young.
Song-ln 'ermediate girls.
Friday evening the election of of
fcers OF Odell Union Sabbath Sehoo
will be held in the church beginning
at 1880 p. m. Following the election
of officers a watch meeting will b'
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-12-30
DUKES VALLEY

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Turner desire
to return thanks to their neig hbOrs
for their timely assistance to their
daughter Buella.
The Dukes Valley school closed
on Friday for their Christmas vaca
| tion.
Miss Ellen Triher, the schoolmis-
trpss, Is spending the holidays with
her parents in Hood River
Jack Roberts is spending his Xmas
mondays with his brother, l.. h.
Rob rts
Our local taleLt has ut last awaken
ed. There Will be social held in
the schoolhouss on Friday evening,
New Years Eve
good program il promised and
it is hoped that there will be large
turnout
Mr.. aud Mrs. Scot and son,
lett on Christmas eve for Portland,
where they will stay for some time.
Geo. Hasoall left his ranch to
spend Christusa with his wife and
family in town. Mr.. Hsaoall is going
to build houte and barn In the near
future, and hopes to have his family
staying on his ranch soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Durham held a
very enjoy able Ghildren's Christmas
tree party on Christmas eve.
We are all glad to know that word
has been received from Mrs. VIM.
ruIner, in Portland, in which she
says that the eye specialist, having
examined her daughter, BueIls's
eyes, has declared the trouble to be
ulcer in the eye, which he will be
able to cure without an operation,
the course taking two or three weeks
We are glad it wis not as bad as
was feared, and BuelIa's many friends
will be delighted to see her come
homeswith her eyesigbt restored.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-12-30
MOUNT HOOD.

Il. W. .GIibtls and family, who
have visited here the past week, left
Monday for Seattle, where they eX.
neot to remain three or four month
while MIR. Gribble takes course iu
toIes'ry, which Uncle Sam cou.
ducts.
Roy Large is here from Canyon
City VISITING his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs ii. q. Rush.
Miss Laura Purcell 10 spending
Christmas vacation with her parents
at Parkplace.
Miss Lizzie Cooper is also taking a
holiday.
Lura Miller and George Cooper,
from Portland schools, and Hobart
booth and Donald Larwood, from d.
A. &. are spending their vacation at
| nome.
Misses Lottie and Glenna Nilsson,
former Mt. Hood girls, but now of
Corvallis, are spending the holidays
with their many friends in this place
Mrs. May Bal Twin sold sixty acres
of her place here last week.
James Jones, who 10 working on
the Coast, spent last Friday ut Mt
| Hood looking after his interests here.
lie spent Christmas with his mother
and sister at Hood River before
returning to his work. Chas. Jones
who was recently injured in saw
mill at Vending, Ore, expects to be
able to oume home soon.
Joe Hess is up from Portland visit
ing his old home.
lhe Christmas tree at Parkdale
HriCay evening was success and
we'll attended. The Christmas exsr.
cisco at Mt. Hood so ool house Fri.
day afternoon we're appropriate and
we'll rendered. Santa CLAUS arrived IN
the good Old way with much Jingllng
OF sleigh bells, and delighted both
young and old with dance, executed
IN his jolly way, after which he made
the little ones glad with gifts from
the well laden tree.
Orville Knox, former resident e
Mt. Hood, is visiting friends and rel
atives here.
MIR. and Mis-. &. G. Walton lett last
Friday for Portland, where they eX-
pect 10 spend the winter.
Rev. W. l.. Van Nuys and family
arrived from Pendletcn last thursday
aud will take up the church work
here at once.
During the month of January Rev.
Van Nuys will preach In the Mt,
Hood church at IL o'clock, and q.
Parkdale school house in the evening.
We are very glad to weclome Mr.
Van Nuys and his family to our val.
ley.
On Saturday evening, Dec. 18th the
Odd Fellows and Rebekshs entertain
ed about fifty invited guests at Crib.
bells Hall Refreshments we're served |
and a social time enjoyed by all.
Sam Stanton returned last week
from a trip into Crook aud Lake
counties. We understand that be
died on 800 acres of land near Silver
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-12-30
Gould & Snyder
Phone Is

royal fashion, and all seem to have
enjoyed the scenic beauty of an In.
dividual Hood River Christmas day.
No tatalitieE from overstuffing are
reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Church and
two small children spent Christmas
with Mrs. ChuIch's parents. Mrs. and
Mrs. Charles Albright. Mr. Church,
who il upernitendent OF flour mill
at CondUn, Ore, returned to hi.
work on Monday. His wife and
children will continue their visit
here for some days.
W. Aliens log house was the
scene on Christmas evening of gay
aud mettes )me gathering, made NJ
| for the most part Of such young
huskies OF the immediate aud more
rem ote height rhood rs were caught
on Christmas day in the far West sep.
Grated from wives, mothers and Other
species of ministering angels. After
IN elegant supper the demonstration
proceeded at tull tilt
Miss Bess Albright is home from
attending school at Condor, Ore tC
spend the holiday season with be
uare1ts, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles AL
| bright
| j. |. Miller hes returned from 6
business trip to Portland.
Mrs and Mrs. II M. Cnmmins
have impoited their parents from
Underwood to spend th3 holidays
With them on the Coax Grows
Heights. "
John Lindsey is somewhat crippled
with M attack for rheumatism.
The Oak lIIOve school closed OF
Phnrsdsy Afternoon tol one week.
After some sry pretty CHRISTMAS
sXeiCi-,s the pu il were entertained
~ Il 9 I,achers, N - Kprus nd Mis-
stuck with long hud hIlarious
| leigh ride. A 'iost-nipped toe ana
, tnOV -LaIled la, h of tbe.neck weIt
: . only "a ualtns.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-12-30
VALLEY CREST

Mrs Allen, OF Hood River, is visit
lug with friends il the neIghborbood,
MIR. and MIS-. j. X. Croft and Nj.
and Mrs }. r. Thompson we're callers
in Hood River, tuesday.
Lily aud Pearl Fogelson, of Dee,
spent. Christmas with their grsnC
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Thomp
son.
Mr.. Mfddleswart returned to hil
home in Mosier Friday at or visiting
his brother Bert Middleswart anC
family.
MIR. and Mrs. Clark, OF Pine Grove,
spent Christmas with Mr.. Clark's ais
ter, Mrs. }. + Thompson and family
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-12-30

Lake and expects to take up his
residence there soon.
Mrs. Geo. Perkins returned last
Friday from months visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Schmidt at Dee.
VIM. Z. Smulllin and family left
for La Grande, Monday to be gone
about ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs q. L. Schmidt, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Curtis came over
from Dee to spend Christmas with
relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs l. q. Baldwin ex.
ueot to leave In day or two for
Santa Barbara, Cal where they will
spend the winter.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-12-30
OAKGROVE

Oak Grove folks APPARENTLY managed
to celebrate Christmas In an activ
and cheerful fashion. Some took
advantage of the fresh fall OF the
beautiful" to go sleigh riding, Others
entertained friends and relatives in
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-12-30

A happy little girl wishes to thank
through the columns of the Glacier,
the many, many, kind friends who
helped her to win the beautiful dolly
ut Mr.. Cranm's.
Anna Dart.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-12-30

held.
SEA splendid g. F.. meeting last Sun.
day evening OF which Mrs. Marguerite
Walter WAS leader. assisted by AlteIt
Shelley. Next Sunday evening the
topic ia Begin Right; Continue
Right" Mrs. Gertrude Clark, leader
This meeting, the first In the new
year, Is also conservation meeting.
Come prepared to help mako it an
ideal meeting. such as we would wish
repeated all through the year.
A sermon full OF spiritual lite was
that by Rev. f. K. Spauldlng last
Sunday evening.
Next Sunday Rev. Troy Shelley
will speak on "Reminiscences of
Forty care OF Preaching"
Received too late for publication last week.
Mrs. l.. d. Boyed aud daughter,
Naomi, took a "Trip to Portland last
week.
iss lisa belle Snider, who has been
very i'll is now in the Hood River
| Hospital. She underwent two opera.
tlons last week but 10 now improving.
Her many tIiends will be glad to
have her home again when her health
will permit.
Byron Smith left last week for New
Mexico.
II. l. Folts left on IA short business
trip to Portland last week.
The young friends of Arthur Han.
sen spent a very enjoyable evening
with him last Monday evening, u
being his fourteenth birthday.
The young people of Udell have
greatly enjoyed the coasting the past
| week
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-12-30

Awayskeepa What
his opinion Let him decide
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-26
SHAKE, MIR. HEARST!

Occasionally, some newspaper man performs some great
bug public service On such occasion il the practice OF the
other newspaper lie low say nothing and thus deprive
their readers Of participation in the good thing lest the rival
publisher receive credit and his publication gain IN rcpuc and
circulation thereby
Several years ago William R Hearst began fight on the
Consolidated Gas CO. Of New York which gougng the
people without lie devoted his New York newspa
per campaign hired able lawyers aud spared expense
bring the tyanuca monopoly justice The Consolidated
backed by the Standard Oil Co and the most powerful Ia
flnence in Wall street
The highest in the nation has just decided IN effect
that the great Consolidated gouge New York with n-
puni, but take 50 instead OF 500 from its con-
suners.
There newspaper in the country bu, afford TO
ough, congratulate Mr. Hearst upon his successful
Torrance OF this great public service.
While this supreme decision Immediately affects
only the limitations Of public utility corporations IN New York
il notice corporations everywhere that whenever there IS
persistent and ul effort their paety be controlled BY
the people that there legal dead line 70 eNtoon
But far better than al else for people IS the reuveua-
popular confidence and respect for the greatest and
important institution 81 the republicans supreme court
which follow, large degree upon this decision We
speedily repeal bad laws We speedily kick out bad
executives But long form Of government is based
law have impartial able incompatible court oi
final resort, perish a republic
Snallsouled people may pause % pick 70 pieces Mr.
carsts motives but the whole country really him thanks
for having demonstrated that the supreme not always
for the capitaistic oppressors 81 the people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-26

upholstered Morris chair
"uleaMe. you will prnah my watch.
you are stnnting on ids face
"oxcmse me. / VIII slant ON your
face instead Aha"
no you see himT
@Yeas. dink we haf run our
quarry 20 cart
"Ah, aaF Doea he l0ok rockyf'
no. but he ias giving me a stony
stare"
lie must be a hart customer.
Does he mea yuuf"
T don'd dink 80. my face iss 80
vacant"
Does he act Ike he II PECULIAR"
Yeas. deere is a bottle Of beer on
der vashstant nnd he does nod
touch ia It.
"hass he any documentR7"
"Yess, he las shaking hiss fist nnd
muitenng. This BIN Is outrage
ous'.
Volts der natter Iss I'd eoun-
terfeltf"
Fool. I'd iss der hotel bin by der
way please holt your breat"
"Ach. can'd holt you und my
breat too. DO You dink we hat him
fraupedg"
Sure. be II abiding ad der
cheese"
'Ahet up YOU make my mout
yaterl VIII he hlead guilty. Won
der"
Undoubtedly.
why Haas he a guilty look.
eNo but he bass a pleading look
"Vot ISIS he ditting nov ?"
Ills las aiming "A pistol"
"Aha. going 10 emit seozleslde.
ISIS ldg"
II dink so. lie Is pointing ia nd
der bottom panel OF der door"
Hey. den he yoult shoot mel"
Il know ii"
let nue. up, sayl Dot voult be
a crime
"Of course Don'd we want q
crime7'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-26
ESCAPED BY BALLOON

ing Of the great event. every man
woman aud child. including the
towns famous army of muekrnt
hunters from the marsh. vas on
hand 90 witness the sight. Bust
ness was at a standatlll and the
streets bore circus day appear.
anee
About an hour before the epoch
making performance. detectives
from Toledo appeared to arrest the
aeronaut upon a charge Of larceny
Fie @aa charged with stealing valves
from railway car. pafting the atr
brakes 0sai ~ combination.
The Hleuths we're Tor taking their
prisoner back 20 Toledo Immediate
~. bui the promoters of the show
protested What Spoil the fun for
all this crowd. Put a damper on
the people while they excitediy
thronEed all the saloons. cigar. can
~ and dry goods stores. spending
their money like water7 Fiercgi
Then word 81 Il all reached the as
sembied multitude. and a roar OF
diaaHpfuYai assembled The roar as
smned threatening proportions and
the officers, considering discretion
safer than Yalor. perhaps, decided TO
permit the prisoner 70 make the as.
cent figuring they could apprehend
him easily. after he descended.
With permission 10 make the az.
cent. the youthful aerOnaut contln.
aed the initiation of bis balloon until
the SILK envelope was almost ready
% crack. 80 dislended was 1t. In
his active mind he was already plan.
ming 70 escape from the clutches
81 the Law.
Finally. after the usual delays.
attendant upon such performances
all WAS In readiness. and seating
himself upon the tfapese bar. the
halfprisoner told his helpers 70 let
60 and off he went. skywards.
Up, up, ~. until It was a faint
speek In the azure. the balloon vent,
and as II climbed Il drlfted toward
northern Michigan so fast that pur.
suit became Impossible. Not a word
has been published Of It's descent.
II few persons know they are not
telling. Meanwhile. lot OF detee-
tives are trying 10 ascertain the
whereabouts of the aeronaut with.
out success. Hls partner IL IN the
Toledo workhouse. Perhaps some
day the aeFonaut will join him, and
then again perhaps he will not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-26
AMERICAN WOMEN WHO WORK
NO. - THE STENOCRAPHER
~ PRISCILLA pRlM.

There are tricks tn an trades, and
the moment sou are caught engaged
~ any 0f them. Dame Nature plays
a trick cor two herself She atampa
Nna with a trademark unique aud
hard 20 define but as lndelihla a.
india ink.
Now here's the stenographer
She certainly has her badge 1T dis
tinctien aud rlght glorious aud
honorable one Il ia She wears II
down Into the street on her way
10 work ia the morning You
catch sight of II Ia the energetic
swing OF her walk. Her move.
mcnta are quick Atssi somewhat
nervous. Her work has had 4
tendency to make them 40.
She Is we'll dressed. character.
iHsleally No. with a chlenoaa which
enfanaseN from wcll pressed plata.
polished boots. aud ueckwear
dainty "a it's eriRnnraa.
She boards the street car. Tho
trademark eau be readily alA
cerned in her hualneaalike. com.
mon SENSE way ~ stepping M
foFward" through the flock az iasa
emancinated sisters blocking the
rear door u. according 10 expee
tatlona she flada seat IN the
front II the car, she generally pro.
cures q newspaper She scans sts
columns instead ~ staring idiy
into The faces of fpllow passengers
Arrived az the ufflco. abe beginn
work by covering her cuffs Nigh
tissue papeF. She takes final
peep Into her looking glass. pima
~ any STRAY lock IT hair. and
givea another twist to the pert
iittle bow al her neck.
Once started on The work 81 the
day. her fingers are busy about
something through every hour Of
the aoasion
Provided with a fairly good
natured employer and not Too many
knosiy problems. the average. good
slenoEfapher can also be- reilnd
upon 60 smile about nothing
through the entire day.
The steunEfapheT Ii 40 pfude
she's too normal for that, aud be-
sides li'a not good business. OF
course she's not deaf. dumb and
bllnd to the masculine charms %
her office associates. but she Is
cleArheaded enough 10 knsp i'm
RresHlanH. favorable uF otherwise to
herself
she Is generally possessed 81
certain elastic snrt 81 dignity that
Felaxes and osasflua Al laat the
proper moment and degree. n her
spelling Il questioned by tho man
whose letters 81 copy she writes.
Webster Is summoned into The az.
Kument on 4 double quick II Web.
Ater Tails 90 ngFgr with her version
of English spelling ahe eorrertm her
copy but bites her lips IL disgust