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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-01
NOTICE.

State OF Indiana. Wayne County. IS:
Wayne Circuit Court. October tsrmd
1879
No 15I6s
Micaiah c. Henley rs. The City o:
Richmond, 81 al
Be it known that o. the 3deh day OF
September, 1879, the above named
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PITTSBURG LIVESTOCK,

Pittsburg, Oct l.
Cattle-Receipts light: extras 81.
Veals-Receipts light: tops 1925
Hogs-Receipts Is loads: prime SIS 40.
Sheep-Receipts , car loads; primes
$3.50.
Lambs. SI.25.
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LIST OF AGENCIES.

WANTED-Porter in Barber shop. sos
Main. 3O-2t
WANTED-Girl to do Homework at
once. Call 227 n. 10th St. 21-tf
WANTEDIMen to learn Barber trade.
Few weeks completes. Thoroughly
practical training. Moler graduates
command highest wages. Our di
plomas recognized everywhere. Shop
experience and wages before COM
pleting. Catalogue mailed free.
Moler Barber College, Cincinnati, o.
17-ts
WANTED-Y. N. c. A. Night School
for men. Practical classes now en-
rolling. 2S-tf
WANTED-Tf you want money In
place Of your city property or farm.
20 right to Porterheld's Real Es.
tate Office. Kelley Block. 9th and
Main. 14-tt
See Mrs. Hiser about Shorthand and
Bookkeeping. Terms cheap. 33 S.
18th St. Phone 2177. septS-tf
WANTED-Stoves blackened, set up
and furnaces cleaned. 1890 Main
Phone 177S. 3O-ti
WANTED-To trade Richmond proper
ty for farm. Give or take differ
ence. Address Trade, care Palladi.
UNI. LIT
WANTED-House cleaning to do by
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s.ss--AFtJ.-
Kati-Say. auntie. dear. you're al
old maid. amt you:
AHntie-Yes lhesitaticsiyl. but 1t ism,
nice TO ask such questions
katie-Now. don't BIZ mad. auntie. l
know it isn't your fault.-Chicaso Rec
ord-Herald
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ChS-GRAIN
g EUGENE PuarELLE & CO.

AemDers Chicago Board of Trade,
Louis Merchants Exchange, New
= Stock Exchange Correspondents.
kecute orders on all leading ex.
hges. Direct private wires-best
~ ssible service
ie Fad office 222 La Sale street
d, sago. ~ ee''
e' RICHMOND OFFICE:
Room z Hittle Block.
~ SEQ. A. Schwenke, Nor.
AaS Fone Automatic $3.50.
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PRICES FOR POULTRY.
paid by the Bee Hive Grocery
Young chickens. dressed. per ID. ..1Sc
Old chickens, per Id. ...... 80. 1Sc
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Creamery butter, per Id ......... .32c
Country butter, per Id .1St@2Oc
Eggs 80. ...... .... ........ 23c
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NOTICE..

OF passage Of an ordinance fixing and
designating election precincts in the
Seventh and Eighth wards Of the
City Of Richmond for City elections.
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Tire Lunasie's Idea Of II.

Il vas going through one Of the
warIS T., other d." said the sucer-
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Richmond.

CATTLE
(Paid by Richmond A5attoir.)
Cost hogs. average 200 TO
$50 pounds -. ...... 81. 501$7 IS
Good to heavy packers i.OO@ 7.75
Common and rough ...... 6.750 TOO
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WANTED.

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WANTED-Young persons to enter
Night School Oct. 4, at Richmond
BUSINESS College. 27-6t
WANTED-Houseke in family
j. Of three. Address "Housekeeper,"
care Palladium. 27-7t
WANTED-AH persons suffering from
piles or any form OF rectal ailment,
write me for free trial of Positive
painless Pile Cure. S. U. Tarney.
Auburn. Ind. 4eod-tf
WANTED Housekeeper. intelligent,
neat about dress; must answer
phone for physician, no children.
Country village. Mother with small
child or widow preferred. Address
in own handwriting with reference,
Physician, care Palladium. 29-3t
WANTED-Vise and lathe hands in
machine shop. Richmond Mfg. Co.
19-tf
WANTED-Place to assist with house.
work of mornings. Address *, y
care Palladium 3O-2t
NCanyassers: SO per day.
Call before a. M, or after ) p. M.
1913 N. 9th St. 3O-7t
WANTED-Union carpenters at the
new High School building, corner Of
North 9th and 3. streets. 2S-tf
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Market Reports

NEW YORK STOCK QUOTATIONS.
"' ~ @"s' s".u.nx. M.n.a.rS ~ ~ WV "
O" '~'"'
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BUSINESS CLASSIFIED
INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
MOORE & OGBORN, Automobile and
Fire Insurance. Bonds. Loans and
Rentals, Room 16, l. o. o. +. Bldg.
13-tf
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Richmond Seed Market.
Grunge 4 co.,
Timothy. =. .... :. 81. 9O0$2.0O
Glover seed 49,. ........ 6.5Om &. 10
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Branch Offices
ranch offices are located i'm every
art of the city and county towns.
cave YOUR want ad with the one
nearest you. Rates are the same.
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B. Mcclellan wishes
to notify his wall paper customers TO
call him over Phone 12SS or 300 S.
18th. est
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CINCINNATI GRAIN.

Cincinnati. Oct. L.
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Indianapolis Grain.
TOLEDO GRAIN.

Toledo, Oct. l.
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Richmond Grain Market.

fRichnond Roller Mills,
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FOR SALE-Good farm Of 160Nacres at
500 per acre, eight miles from Rich
mond Address Farm care Pal
ladium. 25-1t
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machine shop. Richmond Mfg. Co.
19-tf
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Richmond Hay Market.

(Omar G. Whelan.)
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WANTED-Young persons to enter
Night School Oct. 4. at Richmond
Business College. 27-6t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CHAS. E. DAVIS, electrician. Wiring
and repairing Of all kinds, 244 Pearl
street, Phone 3239. 25-1t
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WANTED-Place to assist with house
work of mornings. Address *, p"
care Palladium. :SO-2t
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-01
Politicians Framing Tariff
Bill to the Undoing of Taft

CENATOR ALDRICH the of the bag. He admits
the paternity of the corporation dividends but SHES
at the word subterfuge thrown him the floor OF the
senate He admits that the proposed chiefly useful to side
track the that perhaps won't be needed
after ALL least be laid aside after short time
All this backing and filling to promote the suspicion
that this dividend proposition part of political intrigue
whose object Taft in the position of shouderng the
blame Ubiquitous tariff bill of which York Tribune
has said that has been condemned by almost unanimous
republican press The work congress described
by Journal of Commerce the eminent
fnancer follows:
legislation degenerang
sickenng spo pubcs expense okers
the people and enrich capitalists discovered lurking in
ocous Matched The pecous
arguments were put forward to Justify fresh penalties upon the
whose existence even alleged to be mythical Barterng that would
apology tolerate
such moc of his solemn pledge the Senator Ade had
would be revision upward And the public could whiste
considerations did aba 1908 hopes held out that
the tariff bill would bring real relief The year has
famine wheat abnormal for all other cereals and dear
much above Where as vear ago. and
the corresponding date in 1907 and 1906 while it radically higher than in
onoposte directions and the tariff changes will permit raising
different things All this tends clip the mans dollar
We need authority understand how severely the excessive
living the and people OF moderate incomes
Congress proposes make things by raising the Dng
and the president being oed along with promises OF
be and ntendedto Even it should
will do nothing relieve the burdens OF people in moderate
circumstances.
The that congress will seek shift the blame
the president 1t will be said that he witness of all the
proceedings described that he offered
until after the mischief done.
The public know what Mr. Taft
may have received from Adc concerning the tariff, but is
certain that the spectacle presented the is dcouagng
and threatening.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-01

Tells Of
His Heroism

the combat which would bloodess not that
Atlanta editor had his thumb shot off by wandering bullet
They all coones-born coIonels-n dreadful war
fare the Atlanta editor whose got lost
his FIVE shots simultaneously which remarkable per-
Torrance with revolver his buckshot hurt
nothing but the editors unrry thumb Mr. Calhoun had
Now, Colonel Williamson began Calhoun, your in
my hands right under the rules of take it
without dishono but have wish deprive your family
your lie aud your services. Once ask you repair the
injustice OF words before the legislature and disclaim
rejection on my integrity"
apparently this moving discourse without The
opposite ehel had nothing to take back save for Calhouns
wounded honor He by what he had said Calhoun
W ms worst Which the form of another speech "Then
give ts mans lie to his family who needs it, The grammar
= oule out one must ask much of hero hires
newspapers to Drag for hin,
i was sort OF compromise verdict which is about the best
MI oahoun IS able get on the subject of his integrity
er reneeuons on Mr. Couns integrity have been plentiful
since mat oay and we may Select among 10000 the following
from the New York World =: . rs
$1,000 to one uperTor Fd only the offer Of
% is vote IN favor OF Cahoun The nn sum If money MI II
-N YORK to the San in
slnents on PRESIDENT cahouns signed to President Cal
nouns attorney from Ruef the supervisors within few avs lona
dent cs,boSs permit And curiously,
lawyers refused to call attorney
viz ie@ me SzU from the mint
If President Calhoun of the d;soesi &c chic -, -
money and the reasons for the approving
pzny plans ne Is nglary innocent
But it is agreed that Mr. Calhoun is hero He has s.;d y
himself and apparently that the only sort Of testimony he :;
willing to give The path of glory leads for him to the newspapers
the expense OF accidental editors thumb The nevsb
crying Full of Mr. Cahouns heroism with de.l
by himself and stump speech thrown all printed at his own
expense Yet there word about what done with
that S200om
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-01
LAW Furnishes POOR
BUT Is NOT FOR THE RICH
Oakland Enquirer

The law, as it is at present admin
istered, seems to be made to punish the
poor and uninf1uential who break 1t,
but to be Intellectual when applied TO
the rich and influential. The tempted
Coffeys go to prison, while their more
guilty tempters escape punishment Tor
their greater crimes. The rich and in
fiuential are few in number compared
with the poor and uninfuential. The
law, therefore as it is at present admin
istered, is made to punish the many for
their crimes, but does not apply to the
criminal few. The prisons contain
far greater percentage of the criminal
poor and uninfiuential than of the
criminal rich and influential. In other
words, the law, as it is at present ad-
ministered, divides the people into two
classes-the rich and the poor-and
gives the former privileges which 1t
does not accord to the latter. In still
other words, the law, as 1T is at present
administered. recognizes classes among
a people theoretically equal; and the
difference between those classes is one
of wealth.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-01

Of the direct primary bill always of suffering and
nentaon the Chronicle much that inanticidal
tendency gravey suspected
While the Chronicle panye and pursued by misgivings
about the terrible time this hardy younger likely give
the Examiner and gandoe the gotesque
fashion Bombase made
The direct primary "a plank in its private platform
That settled
There resisting that awful and portentous
politicians fed in dismay. The Money Devil hid his
shame and the Octopus hunted his hole The Examiner had spoken
Yet If memory serves forgotten how the Examiner
BY misrepresentation columns by
It's editorial columns worked defeat bill which
comes the statutory embodiment of its proprietary plank
public
of
of
Of challenge the law of California
Yet there unfortunate and perplexng division of
among these puatve fathers of the Indeed the Chronicle
in the tail Of its eegy its misguided offspring remarks that
people have less freedom do eect their candidates.
than they had before the enactment of this law
Now what the Chronicle been doing to the Examiners
famous plank?
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-01
NO DENIAL THAT HE BRIBED
THE GOVERNMENT
jacksonville Pajaronian

There has been no denial that CAL
houn bribed the city government of
San Francisco. If he had not he would
have gone on. the witness stand and
said so. There was no denial that his
company had in its employ a gang of
pluguglies, wouldbe murderers and
others whose principal duty has been
to interfere with the dispensing of
justice.
If the. reverse had been the case
Calhoun. like any honest man, would
have gone on the witness stand and
so testified.
If Calhoun had been "stood up" by
the supervisors, as so frequently
claimed by a lot of time serving and
pap chasing newspapers, he would
when those supervisors were first in
dicted have gone to District Attorney
Langdon and offered his assistance in
their prosecution. But he never did
so, and much to the surprise of his
spielers everywhere, his attorney did
not make such claim in his closing
argument to the jury.
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:: ANSWERS TO QUERIES :

FADED FLOwERS-Reader CITY. What is
the method for restoring faded fowers?'
The following is given ais a method:
Faded flowers may be generally re-
stored by immersing them half way
up the stems in very hot water and al
lowing them to remain there until the
water is cool or until they have been
restored before that occurs. They must
then be removed, the coddled portion
of the stems cut off and placed in clean
cold water. In this way great num-
Der of faded flowers may. be restored.
but there are some of the more delicate
kinds on which this process would
prove useless.
MONEY. ORDER-B.. Soledad, CAL How is
money order to be signed to make it
negotiable to third party?
The party to whom it is to be paid
may sign it so that another party
may draw the amount, but when the
name is inserted on the back it must
be paid to that party. and to none
other However, the name of the party
to whom it should be paid need not
be written out, but that of the third
party on receipt may be inserted when
received from the second party.
FROM 4 SERMON. A. NJ, City. A CORE
spondent informs this department that the fol-
lowing, which you inquired about some time
since, is from a sermon by Rev. Leonard Swain
of Providence, r. l.:
at is the sea that cuts our iron bars like
wax or builds them into the solid shaft, strong
enough to be the axis of revolving planet 1t
Is the sea that builds the iron horse, that fills
his nostrils with the fiery breath and sends his
tireIess hoofs laundering across the longtudes.'
STTR AcTIoN-E. NJ. W. San Jose. Cal.
Please give good definition of capillary at
traction.
1t is attraction causing q. liquid to
rise. in capillary tubes or. interstices,
above its level outside, as in very small
glass tubes, or a sponge or any porous
substance inserted in liquid 1t is a
special case of cohesive attraction.
cUsToMs CHARGES-x. Y. D., City,. To
whom shall I present information about sys-
tematfc svindling by persons who ship goods of
every description to British Columbia ports This
refers to customs charges
Lay the matter before the United
states district attorney, who will adj
wise you.
MIjTu,ATIxG MoNEY-1X Y. T.. Vallejo.
CAL Is there any United States law to prohibit
persons from iefacing or mutilating Emitted
States coin. such as smoothing side and
having initials engraved thereon.
There is a law that makes it a crime
for any one to deface or mutilate
United States coin with intent to pass
the same as true money. A person is
at liberty te do whatever he WISHES
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Letters From the People
EFFICIENCY AND
SPEED OF wARsHIPs

Editor Call: In your editorial on
battleships in this mornings issue T
think you lose sight of the fact that
the British ships Iniexible. Invincih1a
and Indomitable are armored cruisers
only. AS such they would not he ~
pected to fight an enemy's battleships
in stand up hammer and tongs stvia
Their duty in time of war would he
the protection of British commerce. ana
the destruction of the enemy's. In do
| Ing so they would be likely to ,neet
ships of a similar class beloneino ~
the enemy. Would they scout and rim
| awayT No, sir; they would engage az
once, and as things now stand. with
immense advantage as to speed hat-
terry and protection. No cd,Intr,, 10.
eight II inch guns into a .'scouS ;, If
the Invlncfbles are not expected 70
fight, then you must also conceda that :
our magnificent ships of the Tennassao
and California classes, with tha;r =
inch and inch guns and heavy ha+
teries of inch guns are also NOT ev-
only inches. -
You say that the Invincibla has
inch armor at the ends. Wa1i ~
Oregon and her sisters have 49,
the ends and they are lighting shJs-
Now as 70 speed. 1t is conceded tha+
the Invincible can make an aya,a g.
speed OF 70 knots. The Indomitabia
actually did so across the AtIentic
with the prince of Wales on hoard Is
it unreasonable to suppose that tbe,,
might be able to make 81 or % knots
for a few hours run?
Our Olympia, Dewey's ship. with a
contract speed of 21 knots, made 9a1S
on her trial trip ana cost Uncle sam
s25o,000 bonus. '''.'
w. H. MELSoME.
| Berkeley, June %.
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with his meney-c0nvert it into orna-
ments. or melt it--so long as he does
not offer such altered coin as fiat
money.
AUTHOR WANTED-W.. City. Would like IL
know the name of the author and where i car
ind poem Of five stanzas entitled, The Mas
ter's Visit" The idea of the poem is of a SOU
searching for Christ.
The title does not appear h any OF
the compilations of poetry If some
reader knows, please Sc nd desired in
formation on postal card to this de-
partment.
OVER THE oCEAN-Subscriber, City VIII,
was the woman who some years ago was noted
Tor 10. having crossed the Atlantic a great many
Eliza Carson, millionaire of Chi.
cago. She sailed $50 times across the
Atlantic in 80 years. She died Janu-
airy %, 1897.
ELEcTIoNs-B. G., city. What was the vot,
Tor president in California in 1882
Garfield (repO, SOFAS; Hancock
tdem). So,442s Weaver (greenback)
1854; Dow (pro9, 81.
RALsToN--w. p. c.. city. What was til,
bse Of 81 s the rdrownss Of W. c. Ralston in th
August rs, 1875.
NURSE-B. ". G.. City. Where must on,
study to become trained nurse?
AT the training school for nurses
consult the city directory for address
SABBATH--R. O. c.. City. When did IN,
n naooaln commence under the blue laws of Con
At sunset on Saturday.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., City. what is the
meaning Of the name Chicago?
1t is an Indian word and means
pace OF the wild leek or polecat plant
WOMAN SUFFRAGE-H. S., City. Did tn.
have woman suffrage? :
They did not.
TIA JUANA-snbscriber, City. Is any indi
yiduai or corporation building racetrack at n,
icog -" anu 'ieA
No.
THE Subscriber. San Jose. Cal. wher
was Inc can IN San Francisco first issued?
December 25, 1856.
GOODWIN Subscriber. Amador city. Cal
Who was Nat Goodwin's former wifes
Maxine Elliott
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BUT WHAT BECAME OF
THAT $500, 900, MIR. CALHOUN.
Portland Telegram

What was done with that $4,000
which Patrick Calhoun sent to the
mint? That is the significant question
left unanswered by the disagreement
of the Calhoun jury. There is also
another question which the public will
continue to ask, whatever jurisdiction
the jury lacks in the premises: Why
did not Mr.. Calhoun tell what became
OF that money? An honest and a vir-
tuous man. who has never committed
bribery; who sought no favors that
he could procure solely through munich
pal corruption; what should he have
had to fear by going on the stand and
telling the truth?
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-01
INADEQUATE APPRECIATION
OF PUBLIC INTELLIGENCE
Les Angeles Herald

The statement issued by Mr.. Calhoun
after the failure of the jury to convict
him, and published in full in all the
Calhoun journals of the state, fur
nishes about as striking an example as
we have lately seen of the incapacity
of the average grating, bribing cap
tain of industry to appreciate the av-
erage intelligence of the public.
Ihese men seem to think that all
that is necessary to impose upon the
public is to make almost any kind of
specious claims of merit for themselves
or demerit for the men who are on
posing their dishonest or oppressive
schemes.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-01
PLAIN GRAFT RING
HAS WON IN SAN FRANCISCO
Goldfeld News

1t appears that the graft ring has
won in San Francisco. The practical
acquittal of the president of the United
Railroads company, Patrick Calhoun.
when it is an incontrovertible fact that
his company bribed the Doodle board
of supervisors of San Francisco to pass
the overhead trolley franchise. is
alarming There is not a man in the
nation who has paid any attention TO
the case but believes that Calhoun was
the master mind which directed the il
legal purchase of the privileges for his
company.