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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-17
The March Wind.

Detroit Free Press)
The March wind blows it gusty way
Ger level mead and crags,
But unlike some We meet each day,
Ii blows. but never brags.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-17
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Cure
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-17
With a Legal Permit.

Denver Times.
Charity, which once began at home
will now begin at the Rockefeller
foundation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-17
I Wrinkles
The Reason.
fDiSfchrr~ D~1k

I . :
Tho poor we have always with u.s.
well, they can't afford to spend
their winters South"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-17
But He Isn't Out Of Talk Vet.

Atlanta Georgian.
Carnegie says that Pinchot walks
SO straight that he leans backward.
We knew he was out of office, but
not out of plumb.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-17
cre He Differs From Chauncey
OepeW.

HicagO Tribune.
Mr.. Patten has not lost his ability
TO take a hint. He didn't linger long
in England after the Manchester in
cident.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-17
DUST.

really called itself
dustex o getr
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-17

Will Need Another Funeral.
Anaconda Standard
Before Mr.. Platt's dead past can
bury its dead past. it will have to Sc
cure a burial permit from Mae Wood.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-17

Entered at Richmond. Indiana. pos,
office as second class mail matter.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-11
WaEELEa MONUMENT

Tie ereafios Of The Whsslss Nstioaal
Mossnssa BY he Usieed Gtasss Covers
s~.f, esle Operative BY the sitasisre Of
Prssidset Rssseveit tsw days before
ths espirssios of his tern. sesvss to brias
bslos- ths psslic aosiee . lrsat .stsrsi
affrsetioa whieh il is Relieved 10 desaiasd
to rival de YeiIowsto.e Nstio.sl Park,
The Royal Gorte in fhe Grsal Csao. Of
the Arksasas, ssd The Nstsrsl Bridges Of
Utah.
The trset iacisded BY The psoclansfioa
is situated % the sosth slepe aad near
the ss.mit of the Coaeias.tal Divide at
,sa eIevstioa Of appsoxiasteiy IL. $50
hest shove de ssa-Isvel, shout twelve
miles northwest froa Wasoa Wheel Gap,
Colorado. famous hot spriats resort Of
the Rocky Msuaisiss. l.aunsrabls
colunss Of Pale yellow sssdstoae, ssssn-
IND The shapes of castles end doaes, %
we'll as conatless trotesqss fturss. pre-
sent pinasoled aad ssrrsted paporanic
visw salike anythia3 else in the seoloGi.
cal world.
This nsw park 10 to be known as the
Wheeler Naeioasl Moasneat in hoaor Of
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-11
IRRlGAflON CONGRESs

The Eithteenth National Irrigation
CosSrsss. thst Is to meet in Pueblo, Sep
tsnber $3.50, 1910, is the greatest eveat
that ever occurred il the famous .Arkansas
valIsy.
The tssfh Of this statement is now
bsins absorssd completely BY the valley,
- witnsss The dssp interest it il taking
in tAs work of preparation.
The ArkaAsss valley is EettinS its FIRST
tasts q power and tame and Il likes il.
Il 10 rsoolnisial its opportunity the
Rishtssath Nationai IrriSation confress
ccass At ths sxaef psychological moment.
There nsvsr before was such. an oppor-
tsaity fos ths valley. The work Of de-
vsIopasnt in the West, especially in the
irrigated section, was never more pro-
sousssd than il is today. Everywhere
tAsrs Il sons 5ndication Of some biz work
Goiaf on. It may Be SUGAR mill, an
alfalfa Mill, nsw irrigation project. =
ssw fruit growers association, extensive
truck -lardsainS, sddsd cultivation, in.
creased productions, extensive farminf-
but Il is all dsvsIopmenf. The improve
nsat il tie country briass improvement
IL de towns. Every town in the Arkan-
sas valley i growing; has some new in
dustry; has new houses; is improving its
sersets and rakinl its froat ysId and paint.
ia9 sad eIeaninG up. The magic touch Of
Dsvslopmsnt has struck every commun-
ity.
Hsnce the irrigation conlress comes
aionS It exactly the right moment. Il ID
a. Inspiration. Irrigation represents the
exprsssioa Of tbs psopis 70 ct back to
the iand. II focuses the eye and the mind
upon the land. That means more people
--in the towns as well a. in the country.
II nsaas bietsr businsss, more railroads.,
more stores, more public utilities, snd
moro consented citixeas.
So the Arkansas valley, with its more
than one half million acres Of land uader
watsr In the Colorado and Kansas stretch
Of 27S fertile miles from Canon to Dodte;
with its ssven SUGAR mills; with its happy
aad prosperous towns, is be1inIhnt 70
sis up and take notice. That helps the
irrifation contress, helps the West fener.
ally, end hslps the counties and com.
muaitiss Ia the Valley Of Content.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-11

Are you frs9ssa1ly hoarse? Do you
have DIST ssaoyia1 tiskiine in your throssP
Dsss yoss coslA esesy you at night, and
do yos rsiss assss - the mourninii Do
yos wsat rslisfP n -. take Chamber.
laia's Csssh Rs~sly anc you will be
plsassd, Sead By Ths Holly Phsrnscy,
Iksiaaa Bros. psse'rs.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-11
llsn- a.lin an Ideal Laxative

ln Dr.. Sloops He.lth Coase. pure healthfn'
toaated sraias. mslt. nuts. atc. arc % cleverly
hieadid q 70 sivs wonderfuily true coGe,
sssae. color ssd asvur. And besides. Health
Coles goes third farther than any other kind.
Yos sctuslly GET 100 full cups from Is. one
sad oae half pound psctase. And besides there
is not grain Of real coGee in ii. Sold BY Ill
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-11
SUPPLEMENT TO The HOLLY CHIEFTAIN
Weiacspsr Store

Don't foreet the wall paper store
Of w. 81. Van Petten next to
Chieftain once. A splendid as
sortmeut, and veil worthy of your
patronage.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-11

H1Rs. ROSA BOYER, i42f shsrmas
AVA Ave-, Etsnston, ILL.,, writes; III
any one has reason 70 praise Peruns u
= surely myself.
s1Ilsst spring became 20 run down
from the serious effects Of lingering
cold. that several complications united
In pulling me down. lcould neither eat
nor sleep well, and lost hesh and spirit.
~ finally tried Feruna and it did
wonders for me. In two weeks was
like another person, and in . month l
felt better than ever had before.
NJ thank Peruna for new life and
strength. send you two pictures, 70
you can ses what Peruna has done foe
me-"
settse Jssa fsr Yesrs.
Mrs.. Nary +. Jones, burning springs,
ky., writes:
~ wish to speak : word in praise Of
your highly valued Peruna, as have
been blessed with the golden opportu.
nifty Of giving 1t : fair and iinpsrtia.
test, and can say that have had better
health, far better, since 4 have been
using 1t thanlfor quite number Of years
before.
.'One Of my neighbors had stomach
trouble. recommended Psruna to her,
and now she is we'll and healthy, after
having been pronounced hopeless BY
several physicisns.p
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-11
Capt 6oqardus agsin Hits the
60lI's Eve

This world famous ae shot who holds the
championship record Of 100 pigeons in 100 con-
secutive shots is living at Lincoln. ~. Recently
interviewed. be says:-.l hsve suffered long
time with kidney and bladder trouble and hsve
which s.v. me 40 relief until / started taking
Foley's Kidney Pills. Before used Folsy's
Kidney Pills was subjecied to severe back
ache and pains in my Kidneys with suppression
and oftentimes cloudy voidins. While upon
arising in the morning would get dull head
aches. Nov ! hsve taken three bottles Of
Of Foley's Kidney Pills and feel 100 percent
better. an never bothered with my kidneys
or bladder and once mo,e I feel like my own
ell. Al this owe solely to Fo!ey's Kidaey
Pills and recommend them to my fellow suf-
ferers" Holly rhamacy. lkelmsn Bros. prop'rs.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-11
COME AND SEE Us
ATTENTION!

You are hereby notified to clean
up your yards and alleys, Remose
all rubbish. .-tin cans. etc. and clean
up your closets. We mem bust
ness. This order will be enforced
by the Town Marshal unless it
is complied with Immediately.
BY order Of
J. s. McMnrtry. Mayor,
E. NJ. SHERMAN, NJ. D., Health
Officer.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-11

Lissf. Whss,ss, a. sasiy sxpiorss in dis
ssetioa.
o. or shout tie 2<sh Of Jaassry
Ssaasse Csf1seheia ieerodscsd bin in
CeaGrsss askia6 - spsroprissios Il SIS,
~ - bsild wages sssd froa Q peiat
sssr Woes Whssi Gse isso IL Park,
ths bill esevidiat iAss tAe road sho~ld be
bsils sadsr the direction of the Ssesstssy
a AEricsltsre, ed frea I'll sepssrsases
~ bill viii be sssctsd iaae lsw st tie
prssest session Of esaErsss.
Would Have Cost Him HE Lie
Oscar Bs~m.n. Lebaaoa. Ky. writes: | have
used foiey's kidaey Remedy and take great
pleasure in stating it curod me permanently Of
kidney disease which certainly ~asAd have cost
me my lie. Holly Phsrnscy. ikeimsn Bros,
props.
Patronize home industry and
take The Chieftain. Do these
two things and they cannot keep
Holly from forging ahead. And
your own interests will enhance
in value with the growth Of the
section in which you live.
Or. Bells Antiseptic Save
aond foe MI Skin 0lsaasas.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-03-11
We4Id Have Cost Him HE Lie

Or. Bells Antiseptic Save
Good for oil Skin Diseases.
Putnam patriot., 1910-02-11
A. G.. Luke & Co.
Mark Sale
Is STILL ON AND IN
full Blast

Hundreds of people from all over the country nave awaited
have gone away pleased with their purchase
Hundreds Of Good Bargains Still Left in Both Suits and O'sItaas
Don't Fail to Attend this Sale, 1t Will Mean
Dollars i'm Your Pockets.
Mems Suif Prices
Putnam patriot., 1910-02-11
Worcester Board Of Trade Glee Club
Finest Male Singing Organization In America Forty
PRICES 5s,5 SEATS NOW ON SALE

seated. But ! am glad to say just
word for the grand organization which
| represent. / could not tell you 10 the
few minutes | shall occupy The grand
work that organixatioa has accomplish
ed for agriculture.
The speaker outlined Tie beginning
aud development If the grange and
SAID The National orange now mum
hers . million. TIE Connecticut State
Grange has l. Ca meahefs 4oH
know what it has done far farmers in
this section Tie faH0ers haHe better
surroundings in theu farms and
homes. Membership IN the grange
means something The grangers'
homes have cnsineSs that never ex-
listed before. The members are model
farmers. The membeis get an inspira-
ton To be better qualified for their iife's
work. As to agriculture, IN this state
we have something 10 be proud of.
Let me say that the farmers appreciate
the work and energy you are putting
in To upbuild this city. Increased IA
ciiities are benefit 10 the surrounding
farmers. There are no more fertile
lands In the state than can be found in
Woodstock, Pomfret and Thompson,
and as Putnam increases in pepula-
ton and develops, this land will be de-
seloped. Let us all feel that we are To-
Gated In as good spot as any in Con-
necticut.
Putnam patriot., 1910-02-11

prosperous, progressive city. There
are possibilities FOR great improvement
aud for great mistakes. ! understand
you are about to build High school
building, and congratulate you.
say to Won when you build II, build 1t
Hight 4 few dollars saved NOW may
entail large expenditures Ia the future.
| also understand you are 10 put IN
cufhing and sewers. 10 II right. 10
mol figure the capacity fof your sewer
age system b the rainfall Of the past
few weeks Figure on the greatest
storms you ever knew Of. Don't figure
upon the residences upon a street. but
figure every hnnse iot. And then when
You have 20 figured add just little Bit
more
1t came 10 me incidentally that the
governor did not lay his head upon the
pillow until three osclDck this morn
ing. The governors life must be a tre-
mendons strain and we can know little
about 1t. | thank the president for his
kind invitation, and | also thank all
those who have had anything To do
with making this "A pleasant, protita-
bic evening, and ! am more than
pleased To have met the Governor OF
this grand old state.
Putnam patriot., 1910-02-11
The Y Grid OF Sports.

There have been Two meetings ia
Nmiham county, since last week, in
the Interests u base ball. Last Thurs
day afternoon the representatives Of
various towns met in Milimantie.
The result Was new league born
and promptly ehristened the "Gonnee-
tieut Association Westerly, New
London, Norwich aud Wiliimautic
were represented. Applications for
membership We're received from Rock
Vile and Webster. The plan is 10
play four games week, two at home
and two abroad. Salary limit $50
per month for Il men. There was
lots OF enthusiasm and the meeting
was harmonious. Here's To the health
OF the new infant.
All of the towns of the Eastern Con-
neetteat leagues were represented al
meeting held in nanielson sunday.
Geo. Lewis went down in the interest
OF the game In this city although he
VAS not backed by an organization OF
amy Kind. Putnam and North Gros-
sencrdale were not ready 10 talk bust
ness and there Was very little done at
the meeting except 10 talk over
various matters, the proposition OF sill
home players. aside from the batteries,
Was revived Another meeting will
be held before long.
Down in waareean they have begun
10 make announcements Of players
they have signed" They are paiting
themselves on the back because they
have "signed" Joe Gadbois for the
initial corner. And also announce
that they have signed Jim Barry 'sthe
great southpsw.n But IL makes you
think YOU would like 10 be In IL, don't
III when you 80 these little towns en-
Enthusiastically n II and ell hail Of anti
sipation and courage, while here We
III In sort Of trance wondering Who
Putnam patriot., 1910-02-11

will make the first move. There seems
10 be a feeling that some how or other
Putnam will have team, and we hope
il Will. but something has got TO start
very shortly or We vii be way behind
the procession.
Howard Smalley of Worcester WAS
down at the Fifemens Ball Monday
night He has nothing special in
sight for next season.
There will be a regular meeting Of
the Canadian Athletic CLUB next sun
day afternoon at , o'clock. The ques-
ton Of having a base ball team this
season viii be reconsidered and dis
eussea No specific plan has been for
mulated but If the club decides to take
hold Of the matter again this year II
will be with the understanding that
there is financial assistance from out
side the club. The members do not
feel like calling upon the treasury of
their organization for any more funds
To be used for base ball as their first
consideration must be the welfare of
the club, but If sufficient funds are
forthcoming 10 enable them 10 start
I the season properly it is thought this
may induce them to reconsider their
former action and decide to put team
in the field and keep II there, at least
until there IS danger of having to draw
upon the clubs finances. and If such a
time arrives drop the team imme-
diaiely
This Thursday evening you can get
> for | at hammond hall. Putnam
Will line up against the Electric Five
of Webster and p II. ;. against Xii.
lingly High. Both games may be seen
for one admission. Games begin al
10.
If you haven't anything on for Sa.
tarday night come down TO Hammond
Hall # YOU have something on, post
pone ii aud come down any way, and
see The H. 4 X silks 90 up against the
Webster quintette. This game Will in.
tefest YOU. sport begins at s:l5. Ad.
mission 10 and 20 cents.
Although they were outweighed
about ten pounds to a man the Thomp'
sons trimmed the H. X. silks in 8
hard fought game of basket bali at The
Town hall, Thompson last Thursday
night by score OF + IL 10 10 II
The H. X ; seeing their advantage in
weight began 10 rough II from tse starr
but the home team got around that by
their good team work and in the lasi
half had the visitors guessing. q
Johnson for Thompson was easily the
star of the game aud his showing on
free tries was excellent. Mahilel
played good gane for the visitors
The line. up: Thompson, Lynch, c
capt .. johnson IT., Nadner l.f
Lewis, Bromley rg-, Anger tg. II
X silks. Page q, Dupre r.f., Bousquel
e. Caplette r.g. Maihot LIZ Mill,
referee Time - minutes halves
Thompson Fan
Putnam patriot., 1910-02-11
K. II. Chandler.

Mr.. President, His ESeellenry, the
Governor, Fellow Citizens. It Is very
rare occasion 10 have governor in
Nindham County. Generations have
come and gone without claiming one
as their own. aud the recognized head
of our Common wealth Is n curiosity to
the many who have never seen real
governor Had the present executive
Vention lie would have received rs
large n vote as had been ea>t in Wind
ham County. should he be the neml-
nee OF The next State Couk entinu, lac
viii receive The largest vote ever cast
IN Nindham county Putnam has
everything bHt Il mufgne. II has no
Use for dead men. This Is a delightful
occasion That has called us together,
and II you would succeed n a business
association, II you Wish to realize thefuli
desire Of your ambition, ifyou wish 10
attain that high ideal which has distin-
guished the greater cities OF New Eng
land you must take into your confidence
the greater, the executive, the sweeter,
he most valuable asset OF ali Your
recognizes the fun value OF good man
and has thus far been mn important
factor Ia the progress and success Of all
our American institutions.
fhe speaker then went on to contrast
tie pnhtie services Of The late President
Mckinley and senator Depew.
\ few yeats ago tharles hopkins
Clark Of The Couunt, and Notfis q.
Osborn Of the New Haven Journal and
oouter attempted t. taeit glowing ed.
itofioIS Ia lake away nom the country
towns theif Representatives and never
To he returned to them. Hartford and
/ New Haven counties may % latgef ia
quantity, hui we never yet have been
| ready 10 admit that they We're larger in
quality, and as they are attlhe present
time calling upon The county towns
| for food supplies, | would suggest that
| they take a little more interest in our
representation.
The idea of the new Primary bill is
thai every voter can vote for any citi.
zen OF the state he desires for State Of
flee and that vote shall go TO the seere-
tafy : office and ee counted, aud also
the idea that brought forth the Uuli-
ties bill Is 10 prevent amy number of
men combining together 10 do business
without competition 10 the detriment
Of TIE Individual. such bill may
pass the House Of Representatives, but
have very grave doubts Of It's ever
passing the Senate when those 10 he
senators are already engaged. nearly
year in advance OF the General As
semblv. Already the coming state
Convention is packed. by whom and
for whom and will the results be
what the people wants
IL Is not the great wealth Of people
which brings happiness 10 lis doors.
IL Is not the greatness of Washington
or Lincoln or Mckinley and others.
Ii is The individuality Of its people and
every individual citizen should say not
.Mhst can do for my eounlry,a but
.Nhxt can ] 10 10 make myself
worthy Of it,
Putnam patriot., 1910-02-11

Word was received frem William
Beach 0Imsted, Head-master of Pom
fret school. who had been invited to be
present and make an address, that he
was detained on account of Illness.
The following letter OF regret was re-
ceived from Hon. Herbert W. Bowen
OF Woodstock
My dear Mt shaw:
Owing to an engagement have
made for Feb | must fofege The
pleasure in accepting the very kind in
vitation extended to me through YOU
hs the Putnam business Mems ASso-
citation to attend its reception to His
ENeelleney, Governor Weeks, and to
be one Of the speakers who will well
come him To this staunch and sturdy
section OF the state, where his tact and
ability are appreciated, his honesty
aud courage are respected, and his
character Is sincerely admired. for
tunalelN have met him and | class
him 1t once among those whom il
would be pleasure 10 meet at any
time either in this world or the next.
NTH kindc>t regards TO him and To
the various members of the Business
Mems Association / am,
Yours faithfully,
Herbert " Rowen.
After The gathering adjourned re-
fresements consisting Of fancy waters
and fruit punch was served 10 all.
Putnam patriot., 1910-02-11

Aour fNcelienes, Mr.. preSident.
memhefs Of the business Mems Assoc
citation, and fellow citlnens: am glad
20 be present at such meeting as this.
had u most hearty Invitation from
Your president, but he somewhat
spoiled the day by asking me 10 say a
few words tut | told him would.
The speaker then told two stories that
brought forth much laughter and APP
plause. A. | uneetslsnd IL We are
gathered here this evening 50 that the
governor may eoine aud meet the citt-
scns in this wmote part of the state.
rutnsn Is in a remote part Of the state,
bat come from plscr that is four
miles more remote, 50 lttske II that Ii
is ale that the governor has come 10
see. sl.aaghteE.l | represent COM
psns that has done much 10 keep this
part OF the state alive. it began In a
small Way manufacturing cotton cloth,
aud has gown until nov We turn out
one hundred Thousand yards Of cloth
per day. and every yard Is a yard vide
and yard long. Ne have a repuls-
ton second 10 none and We have 4
hight 10 be proud. As the representa-.
tive 81 this company and of the citizens
Of North Grossenordale 1 extend q
mos, hearty welcome 10 the governor
10 this part Of the state. lie has come
10 = city Of great possibilities, It's bus
mess men and officials. from The may.
OF down,sr working 10 make Putnam