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Was BALD six YEARS.
Three Aenths Of the New Scientific

Three Months 81 the New Scientific
Trsatment Restored His Hair.
Badness Is caused 81 dandrun which
is caused BY germ KIN tho germ
and It II almost certain that hair will
grow again, II the follicle has not been
totally destroyed Nels Peterson Of
Lime Spur. Mont, says: Il had been
bald six years. and had tried All kinds
OF cures. but without any benefit
whatever until tried Herpicide No
vember IL. 1892. began using Herpi-
eide, and In three months 4 flne
growth OF hair covered my head COM
pletely.' Ask your druggist for Herpi-
eide. Everybody can have luxurlant.
glossy hair. II Herpicide IL used thor
ouRhly. Take no substitute, Sold hy
leading druggists. Send 1oc In stamps
for sample to the Herpicide Co. De-
troit, Mich. One dollar bottles gnaran-
teed. A. G. Luken s Co. special
agents.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-04

York city. Less than ten years ago
these people. enough to make flour
ishing city by themselves. lived in
SIC. 000. 900 worth Of buildings in the
blocks bounded by It'll and 9Th ave-
nues. 31st and 33rd streets. Not the
least marvellous thing in connection
with the splendid terminal structure
which was formally opened to com.
pany uses yesterday is the speed with
which the great site was cleared, ex-
cavation made to the depth of forty
feet and the vast new edifice erect
ed In another month the new sta
ton will be opened for traffic uses,
and the monopoly Of direct train en-.
trance to Manhattan. held for gener-
ations at the Grand Central. will be
broken. The event will make an
epoch in metropolitan as well as In
railroad history.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-04
RICHMOND, INDIANA
"PANIC PROOF CITY"

10 SrewinS. Il 10 the county
eeat OF Wayne County, ana the
trading. center Of . rich e9ri.
cultural community. IL 10 70.
eaeed due east from lndianapo.
lie % nileo and miles from she
81 ; S;sss% :;:s !: city e r., ss~.:
;ssS'ns ss.s.: :g y !: s,ss
!ndiona and enjoys the resaA
esaAe Of the popuious eommun.
Wy ecr miles around: =. a.
spisSSi1 streets. Veil kept
Ysrd.: its cement sidswsiks and
beautiful shade trees. u has >
Raniss and BUILDING assocta.
& P" sv. w'ts ssSS"'d Msmss1 q
Sescriss is!; capital INJECTED
put q 1ai. eee. eSS. and .. pay
roll Ct e4.seo. 900. The total pay
ssi sss 81: csy s "sS "ssn1 TO H.
pas sss' .s q: xs ;s :isSs al.
incomln0 freight handled daily,
i.1sesAee iea: outgoinE freight
Ho0eu04 daily 10000 !De:
Yava s1sil:tiea %. cay LOO
s sr:;ss. s ssasy: As'sy 3! Hs" me .s g:
nue! pest office receipts amount
alton Of the city. oiS.00o.0e0.
sSehmona has two interIroan
sSsM eS ssons!nns sss e,r esEsRsps 81
SS&A Vc~Sws~~A q SHS Srea1.
ct hardware 3obb!ng center IN
the state. and only second 81
general jobbin9 interests. It
hos Q plano factory producing
Msnutsa. Il u the leader IN the
neanvfacture Of traction on.
ss s::s ana ss.ehl" sse'ss s"n nor
ana burial casksts than any
other city IN the wcrld;
~. e.: s,sx' :s:: so:sss :scs
go: - public schools and has
the flnNat and most complete
hi9h school IN the middle west
under construction: parochial
schoela. Earlham college and
~. sp c;"aS;a fsss S;:s !:
fine hoee houses: Glen MILLER
parh. the lArGest end most
hes utSfu1 park IN Indiana the
home 0f RichmonA'a annual
ehautauduo: seven hote1a: mu.
NIclpAl electric Tight plant. nm.
6ev succeaaful HnevatioW, and q
WpSwAte electric li9ht plant. In.
ewvsw9 ~ompetltior: the oldest
WWlyltc 1shvavy In the state. OK.
cent ono. and the second largest.
lo.AN0 volumes: pure. vefreahin9
water. WNOIvpaoae6: ~ miles OF
improved Rtveeta: 20 miles of
eoWeSe: ~ mi1es Of cement curb
end 9wttev combines: - miles
ynslea % brick walks. Thirty
eNur~hAe. Including the reid
oSKN.N0N: Reid Memorial Hos.
NStal. one Of the most modern
IN the state: Y. NJ. G. A. hullA.
Inc, erected st Q cost OF 500. 900.
eve 81 the finest IN the state.
The Amusement center OF Eaaes
EN- Indiana and western Ohio.
No city Of the. siee Of Rich-
monA holds AZ fine an annual
avt exhibit. The Richmond Fail
FESTIVAL held each October %
uwsNWe. No other city holds q
etmtlRv affair. II 10 9tven IN
the erter~at of the city ana
financed nv the business men.
success awaiting anyone with
enterprise In the Panic Proof
'"sS'
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Big BW Depery's Opinions
OF The Scotland Yard Force
fAmcrican News Service.)

american News Servicel
New York, Aug. There would be
several changes in Scotland Yard II
Big Bill Devery. the best police
chief New York ever had" were rum
ming things in that Joint" according
to BILL
Yes. think the credit goes to Ken
DALI" said the ex-chief to a United
Press representative in his two-by-four
real estate office at Far Rock-away to-
day. If had my way. I'd fire Dew
for the good of the service. put this
here Kendall in charge of the joint
and shake a few more of these fellows
responsible for Doc Crippen's get
away"
You didn't have wireless in your
DAYS, chief, how did you land criminals
making a run for Europe?" was asked
I'VE didn't need wireless. When we
suspected man Of homicide or q man
had disappearance to explain. we
put him in the lock up-that's the
place for man until he is cleared and
that is where they should put Crippen.
| This here gentleman business don't
come into homicide cases. Dew does
the polite thing with Crippen and Grip
pen beats it.
Dew don't deserve any credit at all.
In New York cops could have gone to
Father Point and arrested Crippen,
after the captain OF the Montrose had
identified him and sent a wireless to
come ON and take his man.
mo we did not need wireless and
We don't need it now. 1t Is a wonder
full thing in aiding In the capture OF
criminals the long arm or the wire
less you know, but il you plant your
man and nail him first, you don't have
to go spending thousands OF dollars
making up for blunder Scotland
1 Yard can't hold a candle to New
York's detective bureau We use
American methods and those fellows
bungle practically everything. The,
hold themselves up as the class Of
Europe in the sleuth line but they're
rotten"
What is your. opinion OF the police
at Antwerp. who let Crippen ge1
aboard the Montrose together with &
girl clumsily disguised as boy?''
For moment big Bilr' was silent
Then he turned slowly in swive
chair, surveyed the interviewer from
head to toe and broke into a broaG
smile
Rotten! absolutely rotten! They're
what I'd call lot Of mugs. They
know nothing Of police work. II pos
sible, they're worse than Scotland
Yard
Say, young man, between you and
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What's Wrong With the Schools?
From the Minneapolis Journal.
There is something wrong with the
American. school system 1t fails
somehow to do the work 1t ought to
do. Every year a quarter million chill.
dren in American cities quit school be,
fore reaching the eighth grade. There
is deep discomfort among the people
over the results of school training for
their children. In Boston this discon
tent has burst forth SO violently as tc
threaten a turnover from top to bot
tom. In other cities there are ques
tionings and murmurings, while In
still others the awakening has led tt
heroic measures Of reform.
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Hay Fever s se ere Is aeai saa
do not suffer this year Use vAPoR-
Oh No. Z Special and get relief Posi-
tive results and il absolutely harmless.
Serial No. 1896. Write for circular.
Sold and guaranteed by
Leo n. Fine, Richmond, Ind.
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alone. the passing Of the horse is tax

alone. the passing Of the horse is tax
en- for thing all but accomplished
But there are some horses yet. In
fact, there are more horses now than
there ever were before tn the coun.
try; there was never SO great de.
mand for horses Of all classes, and
the value Of horseflesh is many times
that Of all the autos made annually
The value OF the horse is probably
several times the value Of all the "a.
tOmObiles In the country.
Marvels Of Z New York Terminal.
From the New York World.
Ton thousand people were unhous.
ed 20 make room Tor the Pennsyiva-
~ Jailro61 1efmlnal sta&1oa Il New
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Items Gathered In
From Far and Near
The herseless Age.
From the Worcester Gazette.

From the Worcester Gazette.
Though often spoken OF as though
II were at our very doors. the horse
less age II far In the future. IL the
statistics presented by the Live Stock
Journal have been correctly made up.
II small wonder that when % many
automobiles arc seen scurrying about
daily and when % many people o. III
Glasses own the vehiclee. there belng
1keoo DacAiAee - 1la1sacAunokts
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OverpracticaI.

overpractieaI.
or Joe Struthers says, says he,
'Practical's the way to be.
Look at things jest as they are.
Don't let fancy stray too far,
Hearin' music In the air.
Seem pictures everywhere.
When small common sense you view
Dollars Is uncommon, too.
Poetry an want is brothers
Every time" says oil Joe Struthcrs.
When oil Joe has planted seed,
Every blossom marks a weed;
Every bird that sings gay
Is a robber huntin' prey.
Every sunbeam. every shower.
Means jes' SO much CROWN power.
So, when all is said an done.
He is missin' heaps of fun.
'Druther be like lots IT others
Who amt rich than CT Joe Struth-
ers.
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"TF1IS DATE IN HISTORY"
AUGUST @TH.

AUGUST
l7O-The with the roQuois
1sscotch Londonderry N H.
1757-Thos. governor Massachusetts
1750-Crown Point N. Y, the French
the boundary Pennsylvania Maryland.
liberty declaring himself foe to the Sons OF
17oe-Percy Shelley English poet
city, ~
Kentucky,
Copenhagen orni In 2.
alencia was O
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An Object Of Discovery.

From the st. Louis Post Dispatch.
The Canadian expedition that is to
sail from Quebec to the Arctic ocean
to attempt the northwest passage and
to assert Canadian sovereignty over
ali the islands between Canada and
the pole may, perhaps, find DIR. Cook
and lay claim to him.
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Times Easy Flight.
Guest Of Quietude.

Guest Of Quietude.
ITS long way to look forward"
said Mr.. Cumrox; but / constantly
find myself wishing the Fourth of
July would come round again."
rs life too slow for you?"
Il should say not. Mother and the
girls are getting up lawn parties and
afternoon teas and sailing trips and
motor excursions and lot of other
things. It's getting so that the Fourth
of July seems like the only safe and
sane day in the year."
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me. ii was holding down the boss
chair In Scotland Yard. Id tell Dew
to get a job driving q truck so quick,
he'd well. never mind. Ken
dali would be in charge. and the ladies
of this here music hall thing. what led
the cops onto the job would be on the
police commission.
Anyway concluded the best
chief. there wouldn't be no Dews in
the department, nor none OF these
gentlemen detectives and-there
wouldn's be no police dogs either
Understand. I'm not knock'n.''
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-04
7WINKLES
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON.
A Ruling Passion.

A Ruling Passion.
The thermometer was a hundred
at noon yesterday" said the man who
watches the weather. To-day it is
down to 9S.''
My" rejoined his wife, absent
mindedly. Isn't that bargain?"
DE value of hope an patience,
said Uncle Eben, depends on wheth-
err you puts 'em in operation on a job
of regular work or a crap game"
Times Easy Flight.
Time flies. and mocks at mans con-
troll.
Just why is plainly seen.
Time never has to stop for coal
Or oil or gasoline.
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An EnIiahtenina Diagram.

How shall I represent this rall-
way that has become noted for erratic
dividends?" asked the map maker
Put it down as short and crooked
line" replied the chief.
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,7o2-Pey Shelley tanou. English poet.
Chicago laid
RAY ss ., 1ss of indiana died in Cincinnati Born
Andersen,
Copenhagen. Born n Denmark, 2.
1oeconsa'es Valencia chosen president of Columbia
COnt1ibutOry BlQckmQil
law?
practice substantial blackmai?
law of the
portunity afforded by unwise legislators:
business?
The system system
self abomnaon of extoron and unequal taxation defeats the
which sanctioned and leads to mpo
and alike
well known which be verified from the files OF this
newspaper.
widespread a accurately all the
picking ferre
operating in this county few years ago.
in
the of the investments
with of sequestered taxes
amounting o thousands of dollars.
examined matter and found that they in
Of the charge false
the ferret system puts tie victim in the position OF proving
guilty.
In case determined fight
And for
abou
law suit which might drag its weary way through our faulty judicial
for =
informed that they settled Tor that amount they would
notb further moested.
years gone
back not the end of
settlement with county als and the tax fer
minisiar' settlement trustees
to and make the
they from nquitions. extor
lions constructive OF
There be
likelihood that the wealthy man does not pay enough
But do you know why this situation feeling your
1t because present
it practically mpos
wealth when his affairs changing
how this
tenn actually defeats its end by driving wealth out states this
in
rich done in the OF the law breeds con-
tempt the o i
to the man in the OF the
the
question.
No woman inexperienced
hands of the tax ferret
greatest
technicales:
think of system which the very thing which peends
to defeat!
that their ultimate commission will
1t has
illegal practices
ga ion a
County
victim
Andth hen the 9
recognizes
contributing
good
nequal
towar of citizens.
business
in a mire Of wi had
alone the passing 9
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kaluiand.
The atmosphere is SO clear In Zulu.
land that objects can be seen, by star
light at a distance Of seven miles
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YOUR DOUBTS

0suhls nevsr yet helpsd : man
- ~ q - gow a - bud
1870 81 dssbs as sood
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1910-09-01

pucERlEs
d AND coFFEEs
.Ars AND POULTRY
d AND OYSTERS
hrs AND VEGETABLES
|.Es AND LIQUORS
Il AND 1lLFoRD's CIGARS
Il, rn,s CANDIES AND CHOCOLATES
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A. g. Irkmam & AE|Nkasz2
PALISADE SUPPLY MARKET kQzzXzE$HMsS
FoR TABLE
Attached
"and
yhavema
o command,
A.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-29
TROLLEY STRIKE
is DISORDERLY
OHIO MILITIA MAY BE CALLED
OUT AT COLUMBUS
SOON.

Columbus. Ohio, April 2s.-Disor-
ders marked the general strike begun
early today by the street Car Union.
Non-union motormen and conductors
ran several cars which we're poorly
patro ized. Trolley ropes we're cut.
sympathetic persons and teamsters
blocked the tracks. One car was
stoned and the police pushed aside.
A car was wrecked on the north eide.
General Manager Stewart, of the
company. announced today that he
contemplates a petition to the COVER
nor for militia.
General Manager Stewart. of the
Columbus Railroad and Light COM
pany. was assaulted by youth who
was attempting to cut trolley rope.
The youth struck him in the face
and escaped. Thousands gathered
in front OF the capitol and cut ropes
and broke windows. over half the
cars leaving the barns this morning
have been called In.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-29
Postmaster T. N. Fisher Sue.
ceeding In His Mission at
tton...'J. c. Speisht
Will be District Attorney.

Washington. April 30. Especial y
Paducah will have two more post
ONCE sub-statlons. one in Rowland
town and the other in the West End
These will be opened June IL. maxi
ing three for Paducah. Postmaster
r. NJ. Fisher Is here comforting with
the department.
Il IL also definitely announced that
Hon. j. c. SpeIght. OF Mayrield. will
be appointed United States district
attorney for the western district of
Kentucky. effective June 1. He is an
original Taft man.
Mr.. Fisher was introduced to the
Chinese Prince at the white house.
where they both happened to be at
the came time by appointment.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-29
DUTCH WELCOME
FOR ROOSEVElTS
QUEEN WIJHELMINA SHOWS
THEM ABOUT THE PLACE
THIS MORNING.

Arnhem. Netherlands. April 29.-
After a four hours ride through the
most beautiful country they have yet
seen. the Roosevelts arrived this
noon. They received sn ovation at
every station. eliminating with a
demonstration here by several hun
dred Americans and ten times az
many natives.
Queen Wilhemina's autos took
them to her palace. Hetloo. seven
teen miles northeast of Apeldom,
where they enjoyed reception by
her and her consort. Prince Henry
They were shown around the palace
grounds by the Queen personally. At
8 O'Clock this afternoon they took a
special train for Amsterdam. The
Burgomeister willgpreside at a din
uer In the Amsterdam palace tonight
and at IL O'Clock they will leave for
The Hague, remain until Sunday
night.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-29

According TO the returns OF J. +.
Cummings. who took the school CEN
sus OF the city. there is loss of 164
In the number of school children In
Paducah. His figures show that
there are 5,776 children OF school
age In the city. Last year $40
names were secured. This year there
Is an increase OF over 100 names In
the school enrolment, and the school
officials will endeavor to secure the
names OF any children omitted by the
enumerators.
Monday the principal OF each city
school will secure the names of all
the pupils in his school and they
will be compared with the names the
|enumerators turn in for the purpose
of discovering omitted children. Last
year a careful census was taken and
although there was a decrease In the
school enrolment there was a gain
OF ten white - and a loss of
ABOUT 100 80 ~,.< nirep. Accord
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-29
II is Expected That Immense
Army viii be In Field
as Result.
Turkish Soldiers Are in Pre-.
csrious Positions.
sBDuL HANDS, OLD FRIENDS.

London. April 2s.-Despatches
here say Turkish troops are sur
rounded by a big invading force In
Kaehanik pass an sortant bat
tie is imminent. serious fighting IL
reported at Ipey.
Albanian revolt leaders issued a
manifesto today summoning all
adult Albanians TO Join the revolt
under penalty OF being considered
traitors. Now 5000 rebels are
fighting. according to dispatches
from Pristlna. and the new edict Is
expected TO double the number
within week The rebels are In
such commanding position In
Kachanik pass and other startegic
points that the Turkish troops are
delaying further attack. awaiting
reinforcements. The rebels are con-
stanily harassing them. Abdul
Hands old palace guard Is said to
be the board Of strategy directing
the revolt.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-29
FIRE STATION Is
FULLY ACCEPTED
OF GENERAL COUN-
Gil OPENS BIDS FOR HOS
PITAL WORK.

The new central fire station on
Kentucky avenue adjoining the city
hall, built by Contractor Jack Cole
at cost of s14,692 as per contract.
was formally accepted for the city
at O'Clock this afternoon by the
joint public improvement. committees
of the general council. The commit
tee first inspected the building and
followed Fire Chief James Wood In
descending the poles. Superintend-
ent G. r. Davis told the committee
every specification had ibeen conn
piled with.
After the committee adjourned
the public improvement committee
met and instructed Councilman
George Hannin to get bids for num-
bering the offices at the city hall and
placing directory at the elevator
Members present were: Councilmen
Horton, Hannin. Kreutzer, Wilson
and Aldermen OehlschIaeger. Farley,
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-29
ASSISTANT ENGINEER
RESIGNS HIS POSITION

City Engineer L. A. Washington
will be without an assistant tomor-
row, as a result OF J. e. Johnson's
request for an increase In salary be-
ing refused. Mr.. Johnson rendered
his resignation which takes effect
this afternoon and will leave for
Texas the latter part of next week to
dispose OF SOME real estate. Mr..
johnson has been connected with the
Office for seven months, having sue
ceeded Robert b. Richardson. who
went to Memphis. Mr.. Johnson and
his mother. Mrs. Rose Johnson. came
here from Yazoo City, Miss. and Mrs
Johnson will return there. MT. John
son viii go to San Antonio. Texas.
next Thursday and later to Missis-
sippi. Work on the city block map
will come to a halt until an assistant
is secured. Mr.. washington is en-
deavoring to secure another man.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-29
VICTIM OF GERMS
HE WAS FIGHTING
SURGEON CONTRACTS TYPUS
WHILE STUDYING DISEASE
IN MEXICO.

Mexico City, April 29.-Dr. How
ard T. Ricketts,. surgeon Of United
States marine hospital service, who
came here for the purpose Of study
ing typhus fever, endeavoring to
discover the germ, has fallen him
self victim before the deadly plague
and physicians today said he has
slight chance of recovery. The
Mexican government offered large
reward for the discovery of the
germ. The disease claims hundreds
of victims every dry season. Rick
etts has been here several months
with his wife. who is now attending
him at the hospital. He is a native
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-04-29
.BALLINGER SAYS
CLAWS LIED TO
THE COMMISSION
Secretary Of Interior Takes
Stand In His Own De.
tense.
Taft Will Not Read Ont In.
sursents.
KERN ACCEPTS NOMINATION
t. KERN ACCEPTS NOMINATION

Washington. April 2s.-vertrees
is directly examining BalHnger this
morning. He has dealt yet only with
the dates of his holding various
Offices.
He said: my relations with Gar
field are entirely friendly, but not in
innate. l knew him in college,"
He said he had never heard OF the
Cunningham claims when he be-
came land commissioner in Seattle.
That CLAWS deliberately lied" to
the congressional investigating COM
mittee was the accusation of Bal
linger today, testifying in his own
behalf. He referred to Claws testi-
mony, regarding their conversation
In Seattle, that Ballinger said he
knew Of the Cunningham claims.
Wickersham Not Dragged In.
After a lengthy executive session
Chairman Nelson announced that the
committee by vote of TO 4 had
decided to deny a request made by
Mr.. Brandeis. attorney for l.. r. Ola
Wis. for the final original complete
draft of his report to the president.
reviewing the case. any earlier drafts
that might exist, all memoranda, pa
pers and documents used In prepar-
ing the report, copies of all letters.
telegrams or the messages relating
TO TIE report decided by the attorney
general, particularly from interior
department officers, list OF all those
assisting in preparing the report and
a statement as to when these assist
ants worked and what part each took
in preparing the report.
Senators Nelson, Flint, Sutherland
and Root and Representatives Mccall.
Olmstead and DENLY, all Republicans
voted to deny the request and Sena-
tors Fletcher and Purcell voted to
grant 1t.
Attorney Brandeis made the re-
quest in a letter dated April 23 last.
his evident purpose being to sub
stantiate his implied charge that the
attorney generals summary had not
been prepared until nearly two
months after September IL. 1909.
which date 1t bore. Mr.. Brandels pro-
tested to the committee against it's
disposlng Of his request without CIV
ing him an opportunity to make
some argument, but Mr.. Nelson told
him the matter was closed.