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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-01-31
indianapolis VioIators Hear
Sermons and Can Now
Open Up Places.
TOLD go, SIN NO MORE"
NOVEL PUNISHMENT DEALT OUT
BY MAYOR SHANK TO MEN IN
CAPITAL CITY WHO SOLD
BOOZE ON SUNDAYS.

Indianapolis, Jan. 31.-The saloon
keepers who were sentenced bv Mavor
Shank on Thursday to attend church
yesterday. because they had violated
the law Sunday a week ago by keeping
their saloons open, paid the full penal
ties OF their wrong, and today they re-
opened their bars and did business at
the old stands.
Marion Cummins, however. had to
| first bring letter TO the mayor and it
was written by the minister whose
sermon he heard. 1t stated that the
guilty saloon keeper was at the service.
This the saloon man was prepared to
do. as he made arrangements yesterday
with minister in order that he might
be identified in the congregation. and
thus run no risk of not getting the let
ter.
Find It Is Day Of Rest
Jerry Stenfel, Joseph Klemene and
Joseph Kreber. who were placed in
charge of Rev. John Smolley of Holy
| Trinity church. learned when Sunday
comes and that the day is a day Of rest
The minister explained to them very
carefully that they must obey the may
or and that their saloons must not be
opened until Monday morning and that
it would be we'll for them to keen
themselves in touch with some one
who could testify to their good behav-
ior. The three men readily submitted
themselves to the minister's guidance
and they were seated in the church
when the services Logan and remain
ed till they were concluded. To make
sure that they would avoid even the
appearance of evil the remained away
from the proximity of their saloons
and spent the afternoon at the home
of church member designated by the
minister
Marion Cummins, who admitted to
the mayor that he had not attended
church since he entered the saloon bus
mess, created a sensation when he en-
tered the Columbia Avenue Methodist
church with his wife by his side. Mrs
Cummins is a regular attendant. but
the audience smiled as her husband
appeared with her.
go and Sin No More"
The pastor, Rev. James Hixson. rails
ed his eyes and then dropped his gaze
from the chair. He knew Cummins
was coming, and this afternoon Cum.
Minis called at his house and received
the coveted letter to the mayor The
service was short. the minister deliv-
ering a short sermon from the text
Go and son no more" 1t had been
selected earlier in the week, and the
minister did not see any reason to
change his text because the saloon
man was present under such peculiar
circumstances.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-01-31
New Murray Theatre
APPROVED VAUDEVILLE
WEEK OF JANUARY -
WILLIE HALE

The Man on the Globe. and the Jug
Cling Boy. Four other Exclusive
Features. Matinee. any seat, loc.
Evening. 7:l5 and 500. Prices, 10.
IS and zoe. Lose Seats, CSC.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-01-31
Cities as Natural Centers.

Each state has one or more centers
of supply at which troops could be
economically maintained. These CEN
ters OF supply, are as rule, centers
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Under water LcgIsIat Ion.

During the present session OF the
State Legislature something over eight
hundred measures have been introduced
in the Senate This. We are informed.
Is m unusually light crop In the
competition of statesmen honorable
primary seems - have been earned
by measure hearing the name II the
Hon EIGkR T. BRACNETI. which has
already been reported favorably 10y the
Senate Codes Committee. which owns tha
Saratoga senator ~ chairman.
The Bracket hill fortifss the Penal
Code Of the state bv he addition Of
the following valuabl" mi~iemcanor:
II shall he unlawful To- us- = boat rrop-llrd
ia Whole or ia part. by 50. ..asoirnc " nsrh,hA
gniss, the same j. provided with an uud'r water
exhaust or nufn-r. ~ constructed and used ~
IN rnu-e IN a reasonable manner the noi,s ~ the
explosion E,cept mat this act shall M, SHc, ,
motor hrais Vhlrh ~" actually competing IN =
rAcr held unds- ne direction of a duly incor.
poratsd yacht ,luh "r racing association. ANY
.. ron Nho opgr rates , boat IN violation ~ the
provision, ~ va, subdivision mail hc E'uty Of
nlisicrncsnor
Without attempting 10 compile sta
ti-tlcs Of the number 81 motor boats
plying on the waters of this state, il
seems fair 10 assert that the corporation
or corporations manufacturing the pat
enr -muffiers- might enjoy a consider
able period of prosperity and produc-
tivIty II tho interesting proposition of
the senator from Saratoga should be-
come law. ON the other hand 1t - not
lucredible that few hundred owners
Of meteor boats might he willing IN con
tribute to a fund tn be used either for
legal services or for campaign expenses
If they had the slightest reason Ia b.
leve they could thus legitimatcly influ-
cnc' the Legislative future OF this sub
aqueous project
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The New sanIa y. Trail.

Kansas. who has way 81 her own Of
doing most things, has undertaken 10
solve on" of her highway problems by
r"vivIng that famous old transcOnti-
mental wagon road the santa rs trail
II ~ n plan horn IN the western part OF
The State. tho short grass country. =
where the trail hclped push the dead
line on toward the southwest. and in it,
entirety means that the track across tho
state over which prairie Hchoonens car
RED settlers To The plains and gold seek
crs 10 the Pacific coast and which was
almost elaborated by the coming Of the
railroads il to be- marked nv n four run.
drs-I mile ~ cedway
Representatives Of twelve western
counties met recently at Hutchinson
and agreeing that they wanted a road
west tn colorado and cast % Newton, thcy
laid plans for thirty foot wide high
way A. the pioneers who had blazed
The way across the prairie years before
had chosen with COnsunmate skill the
perfect course the engineers recon-
meDdel that for the roadway Within
week seven 81 the counties were az
work building this new Santa re trail.
Road building in western Kansas il
not "A difficult job. for the common earth
rDhd has been found most serviceable
az some parts Of tho way the kansas
CITY SiIT says:
AZ frequent Intervals very sandy patches
are encountered Here ssAroh IL made for cay.
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/ protection Of China. pays tribute 70
Pekin and has had Chinese Ambans OF
Military Governors stationed at Lhasa,
the Lamaistic hierarchy that rules the
land has acted ~ though Tibet were an
independent power. The chief point
of conflict has been, naturally. the
border between the two countries, the
marches, ~ it were. a vast treeles~
waste tableland 1900 feet above sea
level. hcmmed in by mountains 1000 10
7O.,H1 feet high. which on some mapr
. ia marked A. belonging 10 the Chinese
province 81 Szechusn, on Others ~ part
Of Tibet On that border there has been
constant fighting for ten years past. In
which sometimes the Chinese and some
times the Tibetans had the upper hand.
and in which a. in all border warfare
native freeboOtefs did a. they plea=ed
by allying themselves Ia the party that
for the moment gave them the greater
advantage. II il in tina: eastern border
Of Tibet. far removed from orderly gov
eminent Of any sind, that many travel
lers and missionaries have come TO
grief
The Tihetans had been unusually
aggressive for several years when the
Dalai Lama. frightened away by the
British mission under Colonel YOTNo-
HUSBAND, made his way into China
and iourneyed 90 Pekin The GOODNESS
oG TN. Chinsse co,Ir' toward him and
the hack Of inspect shown to him were
in large part due TO the disorder on
the border. This was pu' an end Ia
by the famous General Ma and Chinese
authority was ree=tablishsd The task Of
recognizing the land was entrusted To
CHAo ERH FONG. formerly ViccrOy Of
Szechuen. who according To the testi-
mOny OF MANY foreigners has performed
IL thoroughly and judiciously. He was
appointed Amban Of HASA two years
ago. hut has taken hrs time in advancing
"a his post
To Judge from the account in the Lon
don Tunes, the British in India look on
the Chinese advance with eQuanimitv
They believe that under Chinese rIlc
Tibet will he thrown open 20 foreign
trade. They also expect trouble be-
tween the chinese and the contiguous
province OF Nepa,ll. which though num-
herd among tho Indian va~sal States
paws no tribute to the British, but has
paid a nominal tribute To the Chinese
Emperor. II is apparently expected
that the result will he to bring Nepaul
closer 20 Indias authority. With the
Dalai LARA under IL protection and a
mower NJ least rs friendly as that OF the
Lamas in possession Of Tibet. Great
Britain IL willing to let matters drift for
"A time
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rs THERE q LIVER TRI st.
4 yIetimiyed BrsckIine wan wants 10
knoN.

To I'VE ENRON 90 THE SITS "a there is
m1ch IN the nswSpapcrS In rr-ard Ia the e.
pense OF living ~ mAy he % scIne Interest 90 ths
general public N know that one pound OF liver
has cost me ~ c~nts In Bruokiiur MSS
AZ the EaRstt-cr rate the Swn Of BrookIine.
In whlsa live. a. the ~eAlthiss; % rs .Er IN ths
nost sApensIv. plao- tc live In. Having rsc-nty
sid my Ssst the Boston stock Exchange for
taAOon have. temporarily at least enough money
10 nay the butcher
10 you ,uprOs~ that there l. a liver trust. o.
ihAt the Republican party from h-iug IN power
long - responsible for ths high price ~ liver
nd our s~htor senator Henry Cabot Lodge. adyo
raL AZ AM time . reduction In the tAriT on liver
did he think that tne liver trust a. the present
ilfae Vas not excessively protrcted' l. the liver
bu sins - an infAnt industry
Every Jhtng 4 nos laid M AGalns, the tArin
and the RrpabllcAn party. nuts responsible for
he advance In the price Of liver. hcnceforth !
must ally myself with the democrats. This T.
not q thrcai.
THIS liver question = not new; On me cun
tray. Il + quite old ban swift bring once
asked Is life worth living. rrplicd. II depends
your liver
You will probably SAy. As you are from Boston.
at brAns but b~ans have advanced a. per
cent in price during the last tao V~ar- and A.
40 -eif. r->p-cting person who Was horn and
brought up In Boston eats b-ans anyway. STATE,
ucs showing 1At u Il ne torriEn born VINO are
The largest consumsrN of NsE-s. ~ & evident nat
am between the dsvfI and ne deep "a
BosToS. April ! 4 ~ BvRSHNN r.
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s,s,sm.n, From Mr. s,c~ar, nro~ n.

To- rHY Enron ~ THE SrN Si- shall
esteem n a favor n YOU will kindly pub
81 This letter forthwith
IN my examination a. 10 The formation
II tho International Banking and Trust
Company tho impression was created that
had by reason Of nam. and the short word
ing 81 bill. endeAvor"i thrr~bv To deceive
he public and one Or Two news SPA per- have
publish the same
There was no necessity for nor po-.i-
bniiy 81 de- Giving the publir. - he publ,
never knew 81 any such h,l cthrr a. tame
81 or during passage ~ since then until
yc~tcrdav.
We diI. however intend ~ prevent the
full intent Of tho bIli from baing known.
had ~ not done - The bill might have
cost money. n We had heen Wiling 20 IT,
such NLercas y did not rp.t a cent
The impression Was also created and vas
80 published In the newspapers iLar ! had
prohibited certain pBlk- aud trust com
panir- from delivering their records 10 tho
Insurance Department or prohibiting Tho
Insurance Department from inycs'igattng
the same such j. not The ease. a. the
books and records were then IN the Dos
session Of the Insurance Department
All | did was 10 notify these banks aud
trust COMPANIES what the law vas "A. 10
the conddentia l relations existing he'v~,n
banks aud their stock holders. dep0~itor-
AMI borrow err after they had delivered
their records directly or indirectly 20 the
Insurance Department
NV N,pH anri' .
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Mrs, MAUD BALILNoroN BooTH's plea
that a small he'll he fastened by ribbon
to the neck Of the house cat to give warn
ing OF lie approach to the thrushes. robins
to the attractiveness VI suburban gar
dens should he needed. Few people
realize what an enemy Of bird life tho
cat H. A naturalist IL authority for the
statement that in Massachusetts, many
more birds arc killed each year by cats
than by the pot hunters
The average cat IL well fed and cared
for. and the gentle thrush with its silvery
song or the friendly robin is not essential
to the cats diet; in fact. IL tidbit cruelty
seized and grossly eaten
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what Grover Cleveland ThOu<iIt oT the
PVtnc-tsn Graduate school Qnr<tIen.

y'ros7 q fsffsr - Dem WSA ,cprir'sf ~ par, pAs,
~ The Procfsr Guf"
MY pTaR DE,N wTSI ! have Eu-' re-
turned from my southern trip.
while absent I have had mach In nv
mind a matter In Which YOU and are deeply
Interested and which has been very fire.
sI,,sntIy di-ru ssed between - You know
that ~ chairman Of tho COMMITTEES Of uni
vsrsity trustees having the interest Of our
graduate school In charge have never
wavered In the belief that you a. dean Of
the =choei and - chairman OF the tru-t~s-'
committee would realize our high hoTes
for The complete sUc"e-s Of the project
The beg inning already made. the palt,able
necessity 81 complete accomplishment II
Princeton II TO reach the point Of prestige
to witch her destiny tends aud the ALSO.
late certainty that such an establishment
~ our graduate school will conserve tho
advanced scholarship which our nation
needs in every branch Of useful activity
do not permit mo to doubt that tho way
win BE- open for Princeton to occupy With
honor aud glory the unique field which a.
n pIOneeP she has entered upon. Speaking
for myself. want to cay to you that have
never been enlisted In a cause which mas
given mo more satisfaction or a better
feeling Of usefulness
PRINCETON. March ~. 1901
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psnsive eve. writes To TIE SUN am lndi9-
nant letter. printed on this page, 60 say
that he has been charged by his butcher
20 cents for a pound nf liver. Il there
q liver trust. he asks sISDicioisly. and
vows that 10 the Republican, party i
responsible for tho advancing price OF
liver he will lecOme a Democrat.
IL may bs assumed that this outraged
citizen % Brooklins impaired SAVIOR to
the liver with several slices u crisp bacon,
and for his bacon in the piece he must
have paid Tin Brookline) % cents q pound.
or SS II the butcher cut IL mp. The liver
was Of course n by-product OF tho calf.
Thus the old fashioned dish dear to the
stomachs Of our forsfathers b. become q
delicacy like sweetbreads. IA for sweet
breads. they are exalted to a luxury.
We cannot answer Offhand the question
WHISTLER there il a liver trust. There
may he n combination among retail
butchers in Brooklins TO put up the price
of liver Trusts sometimes originate and
operate In a small area and with limited
capital OF ono thing We feel sure calf .
liver and bacon will not be- cheap IL n
Democrat moves into the White House
and CHAMP CLARK takes the Speaker's
chair. The Gil hog has no politics in the
partisan sense.
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The NIlsoc0pIst.

We have received the subjOine'l
application:
To rwE EDrToa ~ tbs suS-!TV. wnat IL
eOplphObaAf what IL . miao-Oplst'
ERw YOAK. Marrb =. EARNEST SnMEEn-
COpiphObiA, or Copyphobia, both forms
are current. n q variety Of mental
arrangement common To nearly all
WHOSE necessities compel them 20 read
for hire the literary exercises Of thOas
who live by their pens. Its victims
are invariably obse~Aed With the selu-
sion that everything worth saying has
bern said at least once; that IL Was not
worth saying at the time, and certainly
docs not deserve repetition now.
A misOcopist IN a victim Of copiphobia.
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Peer HANDS 90 whist.

To ruE EUTroN ~ TEE SuN-siv Thr Store,
told BY aome Of your cnrTespondents rscgu.f =
the invariably poor hands they have bets ~
whist are Interesting. tut to mind les b" % IN
two happenings In my Erandfather's housc. shore
whist. thR old fashioned kind. was favofii~
game. The Odd gentleman taught hts cnidrtn
- play and enjoyed playing with them. h"hgS
u would have been Accounted . wicked tning u
even ne smallest bet Rad been made.
On ons occasion In this family game my mothef
hsid Twelve tfumps and the are Of spades. ne
srven % hcarta. tho trump card. being turned b.
her sister. VINO dealt
TIE Othsr hand. also held BY ny mother n q
gams few wars afterWard. consisted % for
aceA four kinga. four queens and ne iack -
irumps. AZ me trumps were evenly distrihli@l
among ths otheT players ah,s took ne thr'eel
iricka. ~ she Of courns I'D via NE Other hand
The Uwo deals wuTs much talked about ~
years IN q large social circls In BrOokiyn hsf
uanruEg so. NtwTD a. CUErIa
onAgDaDs T. T.. Ara
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mn.

Propria eXperientiA docst. non sliauoi
says the old salernian faculty last sum
mer TOta again presented ~ with puppies.
and As the first time she had been able 10
bring up only four out Of the nine this time
she managed to have only four IN all
Cnhappiiy one % them died ct It's very
birth. though Professor Raffaels Basttan-
ELI. the greatest Of surgeons was In the
house taking care Of precious leg Of mine
truly kind friend. and well knowing my
Affection for my dogs. he hurried down at
The irst news OF the arrival Of the dog babies.
hut alas. he came too late. one OF them was
dead
When the mountain would not 70 TO MA
homet Mahomet went to the mountain I
was the mountain. lying III In bed The
puppies came to pay me a formal visit
DIR. SiSnOrelii. hts wife and the nurse came
into my room IN professional order. each
carry ing one OF tho dear litIls ones with
their innocent little faces and newly opened
eyes They were followed by their dear
perents. who insisted on getting up on my
bed together VIII them and showing me the
charms aud the sound appetite Of the
youngsters Mahomet I hope will not he
offended A. putting the dear yOun gsters ~
his place. lie was tenderly fond Of ami
mails. aud there exists a pretty story about
how. his favorits cat having fallen asleep
on the border Of his taIsr shortly before the
muezzin called for prayer. the prophet. not
wil!ng TO awake his pet. cut on with hts
knife the seam of his coat on which u s!iisi-
sered. Ny husband was greatly troubled
IN his mind ss 10 how he ever was TO give
them away by couples. there being only
three Of them all in all!
The clever doEEies solved the problem
themselves
am a great Adnirer Of Maxim Gorky .
though our political theories differ on many
pOtnts. and wish that some Of his mighty
pages had remained nwritten. To the
grea, horror OF most Of my countrymsn I
gladly received him when he stopped In
Rome ON h- way TO Capri lie instinctivcIy
loves music. and ] have never had a better
listener In all my life nor played a. well As
did for him. hours and hours Happily
he loved not only my music bur also my
dogs. and lao asked me for the nrst coupIe
that would he born. 80 t~n pssrn4e= ==-s SAINT
to him, and they are but too we'll. unreason-
ably we'll i-d and pamperei. loved and taken
care Of
The little female who had remained in
Rome must have heard sad reports a. 10 the
sinful nihilism and other subversive Theories.
in the mids' OF which her little brother and
sister are reared by that uncOuth monster
She sacrificed her youth and beauty and her
prospects In life and went into n convent
10 make amends for their possible short
coming-
The last news ! had Of her was that she
was happy and was becoming sleek and
unctuous amid the nuns who take care Of
her and Who wish they might love her Rut
40 this - forbidden By the Ia vs. Of the Church
they only Just feed her we'll. and I fear the
iiogxic likes this form OF love ~ Ieast as well
as any other. NADINE HFIBIG
Roar, March q.
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Sively expensive one. From Newton
eastward TO Rosedale, . Kansas suburb
q Kansas City. existing roads will bs
brought up to the western standard:
westward Colorado counaies have agreed
70 carry the road 10 Pueblo, and from
there onward to Santa Fe 10 will need
but tho Improvement Of the present
highways TO transform the old trail
into the new.
Sentiment had in part in he project
for the West beyond the Missouri is
lOath 10 lose this famous landmark.
Its history IL the early history Of the
state. and there are romances and ira
ditions in every mile Of it, course. Its
name alone was sufficient nc all the
meetings 10 arouse enthusiasm.
The part Of the state in which the most
interest In taken in the project and in
which the work II making the most adj
vanceinent Is the prosperous agricultural
districts where the farmer n an auto
mobile owner. In Reno. of which Hutch
insOn IL the county SCAT, there are 90
motor carr: in the next western county.
Barton. $50: and still further west. Paw
Me-, SO, or. A. the StOr says, one motor
car for every third family in the county
Here, then. may be found the real in
Oentive to the building OF the -speed-
way The farmer wants better roads
for his machines and more opPortu-
mites for longer rides. The automobile
has no doubt been a power in improv-
ING the roads Of populous districts near
grea, cities, but the revival Of the santa
70 trail seems to be the greatest and
most interesting pioneer road buiIding
project 10 its credit
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china aud Tibet.

There are ''iriut- ugrHI!ri- ~ rho con-
Sict now going IN over tn" t",nporal
power of IN" Dalai Lama ~ Tibet with
the trials 10 whI'h ~" plpa'v ka- bcrn
subjected iu The last century The right
Of China for q o"uturr anil q half - dr.
tate tho 'hnIcc Of q new Lama may 10
o.SmTaYtzi 10 the veto power "Nrrci-,d
IN tho past pv Franz and ~yatn and
Austria over the SELECTION Of IA" Pore.
which was abolished In IN" Last 'pnclaye
after Austria had lists! y IN" ".otpa-
ton Of Tibotan TERRITORY and "fth" holy
places nv Chime" tro0u-. win the nighr
Of the head 81 the hierarchy. the Dalai
Lama. 20 British protection. has u rc-"ln-
blance. too, 10 the mairrenance Of %
French army in the PapaI States mp 10
tho year 1870.
The disputes between China and
Tibet. though unnOticed IN the West
have been violent Of late years
though Tibet II nOminally under the
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Let ne IN far on ScyrOs sesk fstFsat
And on shs BEGAN gaze f0rsvermore.
That island hons b. mine. nat say and aaor,
where Onc- dWett Theacus and Achilles nsst
Fond theme Of Homer and his fabled lore
Prom tts high Deah and toweT iet ne look osr
Tue aOrtheTn spoFadsa and daily erect
Tue tsrtile pains. ne whey ards. nelds Of wheat
And Saach. AZ esse. tho elambering goat. and
aheep.
Ths biiloStng waves me mountains 81 NJ s..t
And hft An eye ~ eaten. through morning'a door
Eiimpss % distant KuTi's CAps-then soar
u th0ught and psayer toward Dcipnta aaen-N
steep.
And maas Win ne lnvi.ibbs of yurs.
GanAm1anIuA. MK AmwHua onpua-,
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s.s...,.a sw. s.r IN. N.~ c.ur, m.....

To TuE rDTroR oY Tar SuN-sir' With the
many suggestions for . Iocation for the new court
hOuse. what do YOU think % the Asaor Hou.r
block on broadway between Barclay street ard
veaey street. running west on the north On ~
Peters Churrh and running west On the south
n the Evening Post Iuiding' This would be one
Of the most central lscatlOns for a court house
In New York CITY. win an 0pen space On me
south partially Occupied BY 81 Paars Church
and the Post Onses removed Could you ana I.
nnsT IoeatioR' hNSuH 5. PHuIIPs
NEW YORH. April 2.