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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-01
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-01
City Statistics
Marriage Licenses.

Bert A. Holland, Fountain City, %,
and Vida Cook, Fountain City, p.
Perry Carr, Richmond, 80. moulder,
and Dora Redman, Richmond, 33,
homework, both divorced last year.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-01

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-01

Water Bills due April 1.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-09-24
SAM lANGFoRD is THE MAN TO
BEAT JOHNSON.

Since Sam Langford did such neat
wor- with Joe Jennette in their re.
cent fight, all Of the fight fans down
East are running wild over the pros
pect of Sam beating Johnson, the
same as he did Jennette But they
don't seem to realize that there is a
great difference in both men and my
idea about the matter is just this:
that if they ever fight for the great
money that would be in sight, Sam
would be taken from the ring dead
man.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-09-24
FIGHTING DICK NELSON BEATS
DIXIE KID.

In ten-round contest last Monday
night in New York city Dick Nelson
outboxed the recognized welterweight
champion, Dixie Kid. The Kid was
in bad from the go; he gave away J.,
pounds to Nelson and was defeated
for doing so, but yet he has a hope
of beating the terrible Dick over the
long distance route.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-09-24
GERTlE LIE CLAIR AND PICKS.

Proper act for a whole lot of money
is my system, says Gertie lie Clair
She has one of the cleverest picked
shows in vaudeville of colored boys
and girls and is booked solid on the
Keith and Proctor circuit for forty
weeks, at said salary of $500 per
week. There are seven in all. This
company were the headliners at the
Crescent theatre, New York, last
week and went big.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-09-24
THE SMART SET co.

Headed by S. H. Dudley, opened
their season at the Howard colored
theatre in Washington, D. c., the 5th
of this month, playing to capacity
houses the whole week. Mrs. Ada
Overton Walker and Lottie Grady are
two added attractions with the com
pany, which makes it the best colored
company on the road this season.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-09-24

This office is prepared to do all
kinds Of job printing. Estimates fur
nished. It is the only race enterprise
of its kind operating, and if you de-
sire its service call phone Main zoos.
There is difference between merely
soliciting printing and actually doing
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-09-24
AT THE R. M. A. CLUB.

Well everything is lovely at the
r. NJ. A. C. Dave .trozer is fast max
ing host of friends with his ever
welcome smile, the same as Duke,
Smart, West and the big boss, Victor
Walker There will be a lecture at
the club the first of October by Prof.
Carson OF the D. A. Club. Come out
and get the physical dope.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-09-24
LELAND GIANTS TRAVELLING
EAST AND SOUTH.

Rube Foster and his fast champion
baseball team are now in New York,
when they will soon leave for the
southern cities to play exhibition
games. And they still nave s.
to wager that they can beat any base
ball team in the world, white or black.
That's going the limit.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-09-24
THE HOWARD THEATRE, WASH.
INGTON. D. C.

Probably Washington can boast of
having the finest colored theatre in
the world since the new Howard has
been added. A New York stock COM
pany for musical comedy is being
formed and this will mean much for
the advancement of the colored per-
former.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-09-24
JOCKEY WILLIAMS TO RIDE IN
NEW ORLEANS.

Jockey Williams, one of the clever
colored jockies of the country, left
Denver this week for Lexington, KY.
to ride, and also New Orleans, where
he will ride this winter. He will sign
a contract for $4,000 a year with one
of the big horse men of the South
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-09-24
KING & BAlLY co. LEAVE FOR
LONDON.

The Chocolate Drops, who made
such hit in Denver last season at
the Majestic, left last Monday for
London, England, where they are
booked for a solid year, King G. Baily
stars.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-09-24
THE YALE TRIO.

George Sterns, Harry Jones and
Walter Cressy spent a few days in
Denver this week en- route to Kansas
City, where they have ten weeks en-
gagement at the Moon theatre. On
the coast they are known as the Coon
Opera Trio.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-09-24
SPORTS and The The STAGE
BY LEON PRYOR

Jack Johnson, champion of the,
world; Bert Williams, leading exhibit
in the Follies 1910; Booker T. Wash
ington is co-editing with Roosevelt.
Well, they are not so bad at that.
Going up, is what HEX of the Chi
cago Tribune says.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-09-24
R. M. A. C. QUARTET TO SING AT
ZION'S $1,000 RALLY.

The Quartette will try and do their
best at Zion's next Tuesday evening,
September 9th, by rendering some
choice songs for the entertainment.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-09-24
AT THE WALDORF CLUB.

You will find one of the best con-
Quoted places of business in the city.
The former managers are back again,
Robert Maxwell, president, Tom
Brown, treasurer, William James, sec
retary. A good time for all is their
motto.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-09-24
BROWN & HODGES

Opened on the Orpheum circuit
Monday night, Sept. 10, at Lincoln,
Neb. They will be in Denver the
middle of December at the Orpheum
with the act that pleases everybody.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-09-24
NEGRO MAGICIAN.

Leon Robert Long, the famous boy
magician, will head a show of his own
this season. His work competes with
Herman, the Great.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-09-24
SHELTON BROOKS,

The great colored song writer, is
in New York. 1t is said that he is
drawing large royalty on the songs
that he has so cleverly written.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-09-24
THE r. M. A. C. FOOTBALL TEAM

Bud Thomas is pretty busy these
days getting in readiness for big
season on the gridiron, as the rules
are different altogether this year.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-09-24

Dudley as leading woman in Smart
Set Co., is married to Happy John
Larkins and they both are taking
prominent parts in the Black Patti
Co.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-09-24
TYNDAlL GRAVES TO ORGANIZE
AN ICE SKATING CLUB.

This winter all of the young colored
dali Graves, the crack ice skater, will
athletes are going in for sport. Tyn-
teach the art to those who wish to
learn.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-09-24
the work. Get our prices and you
will see that difference.

THE STATESMAN ALWAYS HAS
ROOM FOR YOUR NEWS. IF YOU
WILL CALL PHONE MAIN 1905,
WE WILL BE GLAD TO RECEIVE
YOUR NEWS ITEMS.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-09-24
MSS JENNIE PEARL LARKINS.

Miss Pearl formerly with Bobie
Kemp in vaudeville and with D. H.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-09-13

4 COTNTERFErTER sentenced to hNe
wears confinement i'm the Leavcn-
worth penitentiary has received pres
idential communication tn four years IN
consideration of assistance rendered
to the secret service. The man is a
scholarly scientist: he has offered the
treasury a method of refining gold and
silver bullion said To he the cheapest
and best yet discovered and has made
an offer to the Smithsonian institute
Of a published treatise prepared by
himself on the formidable subject of
isometric theoretical organic chcmis-
try. The government might do worse
than To segregate those unfortunat"3
possessing unusual attainmcnts who
have come under the ban of the Fed
eral laws and put them at work with
reference to their peculiar adaptable
ity. 1t would not he at all surprising
to find that the quality of the public
service should improve in many lines
thereby.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-09-13
The End of the Campaign"

The following from the Columbia
State of this morning, will hc thor
oughly appreciated 10y every nrWspa-
per editor who. impcllcd Icy Il sens" Of
patriotic duty, has entered int" Il
strenuous p"litical fight:
Who is not rrjuiccd that ii is over:
Who, except perhaps Il handful of sue
ccssruI candidates, does not regret
that there was campaign" What Il
waste of creative energy and what Il
loss of valuable time and thought"
And the successes de- not offset the
diSappuintm"mtS. hccauSc there are al
most always many NOR" candidates
than offices tu 90 around. Nhrr"
there are close divisions, th"r" is sure
/" l." acrimnmy and "mmiticS and bit
t,I'u"SS Such campaigns ar" trials
and drains upon the country.
And what ui tn" newspapers that
ar" placed lay force ui circumstance" in
the thick uI these political trays?
Campaign after campaign they grind
un. whether tn" side they champion
wins ur l"Srs. They Z" in. not as
representatives, of themselves but with
tn" c"nvictiuu they are representing
hundreds. nr thousands. nr millions.
according ln tn" scoop" nf ;iI" field uI
operations. The fight is for Il CauS"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-09-13

THE ballot is the best way tn scttl"
politiCal questions. Some of us find ii
difficult sometimes to tolerate the oth-
er mans views as tO men and meas
urcs. There is no question of the fact
that both cannot always be right. But
if it is fact that right will always
win in the end, those who want the
right to win should hr consistent and
continue stcadfast. We can't have
what we want Just as we want it, even
though it may he a fact that we want
only that which is right.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-09-13

IT is an honor to hold public Of
flee, if the office holder honors the Of
flee; but to say that unworthy men
are not elected to office, or that the
election of an unworthy man makes
him worthy is 50 absurd as To be ri
diculous. Col. Roosevelt gave nice en-
preston to this idea in Chicago the
other day He had been invited to be-
come a guest at a banquet given in
his honor by u club of which Senator
Lormer, who is under Indictment for
having secured his seat by bribery, is
Il member. He told the president OF
the club that he would not accept the
invitation unless the invitation pre-
viOuSly issued 10 Senator Lorimer
were withdrawn. After consultation
with the board of governors, the pres
dtnt of the club withdrew the invita-
ton To Senator LOrimcr. The thing,
of course, created Il big sensation, and
several members of the club begged
Mr.. Roosevelt not IL mention the mat
Ter dl lIlC l'lli'lu'A. I'ul IIi' '''N'N'
was not taken. Il was advised today
by a very worthy friend" said Col
RuuScVclt. mot To talk on this matter
because it is delicate subject. and
he added that no one had been con-
victcd Now, feel most strongly that
we make the question of public hon
cStN a sham if we limit the use of the
word honestly to mere law.
1t depends upon You wh"th-
"r you take the stand where you have
evidence of a kind that may not he
legal but which will convince every
honest man of intelligence. whether
YOU will submit To the pollution ui
American life 10y putting such Il man
in high political position. IF tho
people," said Col. Ru"Scv"lt, "cl"ct Il
dishonest and umfaithful public ser
want" i'm an effort Ia vimdicat" him.
they don't vimdicatc him, they dis
grace themselves. | call tn" attention
of the people who max" that argument
t." this fact: We produced i'm New
York once an arch scuundr"l. whose
fame became international - BOSS
Twrcd-and after Tweed was convict
ed he was elected to the state senate
as Il vmdication."
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-09-13

Cotton Crop Conditions.-The Men,
phis Commercial Appeal of yesterday
contains the following summary OF
cotton crop conditions:
A moderate Improvement in the cot
ton crop is indicated during the week
i'm all states east Of the Mississippi
river and i'm Arkansas. Rains fell in
nearly all sections and the plant was
stimulated to better growth and shed
ding was checked. Owing to the
growing condition of the cotton plant
i'm all this territory it is opening slowly.
There are sections in the eastern and
central belt which have had little or
no rain and these complain of severe
shedding and expect a short crop.
These places pull down the general
average somewhat, though as an on
set are some reports of every excel
lent crops.
In Texas it Is shown that the rain
fall was not general being confined TO
northern central, northern and west
ern counties. The benefit in the Gen.
tral and northern districts will be
considerable if the frost date is suffi-
ciently deferred. Correspondents say
that rain now would be of no benefit
in the south and that the moisture In
the drouth stricken west came too late
to help cotton. Oklahoma was helped
by rains but there Is rather widespread
comnlaint of boil worms which are
very active in some OF the lowlands.
outside Texas cotton is opening
slowly. In the latter state the re-
verse is true and farmers are selling
as fast as the gins turn out the bales.
Elsewhere the early cotton Is being
sold at prevailing prices.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-09-13
IOCAI. AFFAIRS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Misses Mary Berry and Hattie MrAi"e
Invite the public to an entertain
ment at Enon church next Thursday
afternoon from o'clock.
Amusc- U-Has an especially good pro-
pramme for tonight, including I'm
expected Help" and His Last Dol
lar"-Drama and comedy.
Williamson Bros, Guthrcsvillc-CalI
the attention of farmers To their in
creased ginning facilities, cost of
ginning, etc, and To the stock of
general merchandise.
IT. !. Keller & Co.--Invitc buyers of
rough and dressed lumber. doors,
! frames, hardware, lime, cement. etc,
to see them before buying.
/ l.. Williams e. Co.-Are receiving
piles of new fall and winter goods of
| every description and are ready To
serve their trade.
Piedmont Marble and Granite Co.
With quality as its trade mark ask
YOU to let it show you some of its
finished work and quote You prices.
First National Bank Sharon-Calls
attention tn the difference when you
lose either your pocket book or your
check book, and invites your ac-
count.
| Herndon & GOrdon-Say that their
| STOCK Ol IldIuNdlt, l''hi'
co. ETC., is of more interest to You
than politics.
Kirkpat Belk Co.-Say that high
class goods bought cheap and sold
cheap. is what every economical
buyer wants and say they hav"
them. Prices quoted.
National Union Bank, Rock Hill-EN-
plains what 81 will do for YOU and
invites you to come and talk the
matter over with it.
| Thomson Co.'s showing new lines OF
ladies' muslin underwear, childrcn's
dresses, popln, sOisette, gingham,
shoes. etc.
Yorkville Furniture CO.--With car
load of furniture just received. says
il is ready to serve customers with
everything needed for the home.
Yorkville Hardware Co.-Talks about
crockery ware and wants you to see
their line and pick out what you
| need.
Star Drug Store-Wants you to come
and let it tell YOU about good tonic
that it sells that YOU need. 1t will
make you feel well.
York Supply CO.--For cotton and pea
pickers has cotton baskets and cot
ton sheets. A good variety of field
seeds.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-09-13

THE home coming idea that is being
people might he taken up with profit
in York county. The mountainous
country through which the G. c. & O.
runs has been populated for more than
a century with a high class of good
American people. who are equal To any
conceivable situation; but who, for lack
of opportunity, have drifted in large
numbers to the north, east and west.
The building of the railroad has fur
nished opportunities of growth and
development that have never existed
in that section before, and the railroad
people correctly think that the best
people to utilize the newly created op-
portunities are the natives of that
particular locality. AS a result every
effort is being made to bring these
people back to their old homes. In a
like manner hundreds and hundreds
of good people have in times past lett
York county for the west for lack OF
opportunity at home. Since then OPP
portunities have multiplied and these
people, better equipped than ever TO
wrestle with development problems
can now find here a most excellent
field for their talents and abilities.
The people of York should take under
serious consideration the idea of
bringing their relatives and friends
back home. The result will prove to
the advantage of all concerned.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-09-13
EXTRA EDITION.

Today's Enquirer is to he followed
by an extra containing news of the re-
suit of the election now in progress.
1t is our expectation to give a COM
plete tabulated statement of the result
of the election in York county, telling
how many votes each candidate has
received at each precinct and who is
elected auditor and supervisor.
We hope also to give some informa-
ton as to the result of the election in
the state; but the extent of this in
formation will depend upon circum-
stances-the facility with which tho
Columbia State and the News and
Courier may he able to procure the re-
turns from the various counties.
AS to just when the extra edition
will he out cannot now he stated. 1t
may he ready by 10 o'clock tonight, or
it may he IL o'clock before satisfac-
tory news can be had. The paper will
be ready for tomorrOw's mails, how
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-09-13

here. for a principle there, for meas
ureS or for men. But always in behalf
of a constituency, great or small.
The newspaper stands forward. the
people for whom it bears the brunt
are i'm the background. and many times
they seem not to realize that it is their
contest that is being Wagcd. Some of
them imagine the newspaper is doing
its part for its own pleasure or profit.
Many Of them appear To think it is no
consequence to the men conducting
the newspapers part of these cam
paignS that they make themselves un-
popular. that they incur cnmitics, and
invite abuse. Some think ii makes no
difference Ia the newspaper so long as
il believes itself right, that it hurts
men on the other side.
, And those that so think are wrong
For the State, these campaigns, such
as that we have passed through this
summer. are diStaSteful, from first tO
last. No political victory can he per-
sunaI condensation. The diStaSteful
heart grating, heart wearying features
would not he endured to secure, as
personal reward, any office the people
could bestow.
The paper discharges an obligation
but the people, on neither side. under
stand the cost
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-09-13

Nashville, Tenn, September 10:
Gov. NJ. r. Patterson tonight with
drew from the race to succeed himself
as governor of Tennessee. Gov. Pat
terson was tn. nominee of the. "regu-
lar" faction of the Democratic party
and has been bitterly opposed by the
state wide Independent prohibition
Democrats, who in coalition with the
Republicans, elected state judiciary
last month, defeating ticket LOT
which Gov. Patterson made stren-
uous campaign of the state On Tues
day next the Independents meet here
i'm state convention, a majority Of the
delegates coming instructed to vote
for the Endorsement of B. w. Hooper,
the Republican nominee for governor.
Gov. Patterson, i'm his address an
nouncing his withdrawal, declares ne
will not be an obstacle in the way OF
his party's success at the polls nor VIII
he willingly contribute in any way
to the possibility of success of the Re-
publicans in Tennessee. He with
draws i'm the interest of harmony and
that Democratic factions may get to-
gether to prevent the loss Of the state
in November. He makes reference TO
interference of a Republican president
i'm Tennessee politics. In an interview
following the issuance of the state
ment, Gov. Patterson declares that he
has no personal preference in the mat
ter Of Democratic nominee and that
he will take the stump for him, who
ever he may be. Patterson's political
career has been a stormy one, includ-
ing his defeat of former Senator T.. W.
Carmack for the gubernatorial noml-
nation. followed by the killing of car
mack here by the Coopers. their trial
which attracted nationwide attention
and Patterson's pardon OF ID. B. Coop
er within a few minutes after his con-
viction was sustained by the supreme
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-09-13

- Senator Bailey of Texas is another
optimist. Not only i'm material aftalrs,
but IN politics. He feels sure the
Democrats will carry the next house
Of representatives Asked If he belieV-
ed il would be best for the Democratic
party to elect q majority of men IN the
next house of representatives and II
il would impair the chances of Demo-
cratic success in the presidential cleo
tinn of 1912, he said: "Of course. If we
should control the house and show an
incapacity 10 meet and discharge the
RESPONSIBILITIES which must always
rest on a majority, our success would
be- Il positive misfortune To us. ii,
however. we cannot conduct the bus
mess Of the house, ii would he well
enough for the country to he advised
Of the fact before ii commits 10 us the
administration of the entire govern
ment. | do not distrust the capacity
of the Democratic party To administer
this government, and | am more than
willing tu see it subjected to a partial
trial in the house of representatives.
If we return a majority to the next
house and that majority behaves itself
with judgment and firmness it will do
much to dispel the fears of those who
might otherwise hesitate to vote us
into power. and will become a source
of strength To us, rather than of weak
ness. Those doubling Democrats
who read n party disaster i'm our sue
cess pay poor compliment to Demo-
cratic wisdom and Democratic patriot
ism. They ought Immediately To dis
miss their fears and join with their
brothers everywhere in an earnest ef-
fort to achieve a decisive victory
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-09-13

There is lots of cotton open now
and the farmers could easily make n
rush on the market if they desired to
do so. There will likely he a good
deal Of selling within the next few
weeks.
Mr.. Harry WyIie, one of the game
wardcns of York county, is giving es-
pecial attention to bull bat shooters.
He wants to put a stop to the sport(0,
and will punish all offenders to the
full extent of the law.
There was a serious freight wreck
up the Charleston division of the
Southern near Marion last Saturday,
as the result of which a number of
cars went into the ditch; but fortu-
natcly nobody was hurt.