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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-03

Indianapolis, Ind, Oct. 3-The In
diana railroad commission has been
advised by its experts on block signal
systems that the installation of block
signals on the interurban railroads OF
the state As means OF preventing
such accidents as occurred at Kings
land near Button. las week, is prac-
teal and that such systems ought to
be ordered. II is probable, accord
ing to members of the commission,
that the installation of such systems
will be recommended to the roads of
the state and that such a recommend
alton will go 10 the governor in spe-
cial report.
In support OF the theory that the
of such systems is me-
cessary to the preservation of life and
property on interurban railroads. the
current Railway Age Gazette, has The
following to say:
The terrible butting collision of
electric cars near Bluffton, Ind, last
!, week, killing two score people, must
have come as sad lesson to the of.
fcers OF the railroad company. and to
the citizens and legislators who had
thought that their law passed in 1907
requiring the use of the block sys-
| tenn, would prevent the occurrence OF
such disasters. The law did not
touch such cases as this. and it's moral
effect on the management of those
roads which it does not reach appears
to have been nil
Block System the Safest.
The main lesson, that the. block
system is the only practicable remedy
and that without it the only reasona.
BILE and effective safeguard for the
lives of passengers Is severe limita.
ton of speed, has been reiterated in
will not here enlarge on it, We car
imagine a road so well disciplined al
to attain a high degree of safety
while running its trains or cars un
der the timetable and train dis
patching system, but it is only by
the exercise of the Imagination; nc
one has ever produced any satisfac
tory evidence to that effect The
roads that have accomplished the
l OcSl ISSuitS ny tue Ola mclQOQ give
no assurance that good results will
continue. Therefore, those methods
must be rejected.
| Collisions just like Button Occur
frequently. The records show thi,
every month. 1t is only by good lucl
that they kill only six or one instead
OF forty. The railway manager Of
the legislator who defers radical rem
edial measures because OF ligh
death record is playing with fire-ol
more appropriately with fire and dy
Mantle. combined. But to any on.
who is determined to stick to tn.
death record as his main guide o
action it may be pointed out that THU
record is sure to be worse with car,
that carry scores of passengers OF
the cow catcher-which is virtual,
what the electric cars do-than wher,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-03
BIG CHURCH EVENT
Legislative Body Of Episcopal
Church Will Meet at Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
LOCAL PEOPLE TO ATTEND

The general convention-the trien-
NAL legislative body Of the Protestant
Episcopal church in the United States
will begin its sessions In Cincin-
natl on Wednesday morning next.
Many local churchmen will attend.
The convention 10 composed OF two
separate bodies. the house Of bishops.
10S In all. and the house Of clerical
and lay deputies. composed Of four
clergymen and four laymen elected
from every diocese. Legislation may
be proposed by any member of either
house, but can be enacted only by
concurrent majorities. For considera.
ton Of missionary work there will be
several Joint sessions of the two
houses. The Woman's Auxiliary to
the Board Of Missions Is composed OF
women chosen In every diocese, and
also holds its triennial meetings at
the same time and place. All SEES.
sions Of the several bodies will be
held In Music Hall. The Official pro
gram for Wednesday, October s, Is as
follows.
At 1880 a. m, Holy Communion in
all Episcopal churches In Cincinnati
and its suburbs. At st. Paul's cathe
dral. Seventh and Plum streets. fol
the bishops and deputies. At Christ
church, Fourth street. for the Won
ans Auxiliary and the general public
At 1880 q. m. Opening service In
Music hall. Preacher. the Rev. Johr
Wordsworth, d. D.. s. T. D., LII. d.
D. c. L., Lord Bishop of Salisbury, O,
the Church OF England.
At p. m. Luncheon, daily from
Monday to Friday inclusive) free fol
bishops and deputies. and at a charge
OF so cents to all visitors, in north
hall.
At $3.50 p. m. Business sessions
The house of bishops in North hall
the house of deputies in Music hall.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-03
Report Reaches New York
that President Was Re-
sponsibIe for Praise in the
New York Platform.
ROOSEVELT SENDS A
LETTER TO CUMMINS
It ls Reported, Replying to
Criticism Of Him Recently
Made by His Newspaper at
Des Moines, la.
american News serviceJ

Oyster Bay. L. l., Oct 3.-Theodore
Roosevelt was forced by President
Taft to promote the Enforcement Of
the Payne.Aldrich tariff law which
was contained In the platform adopt
cd at the republican state conven.
ton 1t Saratoga, according to report
that reached newspaper men here to-
day. When the Colonel hurried to
New Haven two weeks ago to confer
with Mr.. Taft, he was met with an
ultimatum. According to the report
president Tam told Mr.. Roosevelt he
would not be pledged the support of
the federal once holders among the
delegates unless he promised to do
his utmost to have an Endorsement
Of the tariff written into the plat.
form and accepted by the convention.
Col Roosevelt got what he wanted
the support Of the government once.
Aolders-and President Taft got the
Enforcement which he demanded.
Answers celtlelsm.
In this same connection Il was said
chat the Colonel had written . let
ter 10 Senator Cummins. the western
'lnsurgent leader today. replying to
the criticism OF him in Senator Cum.
nina newspaper In Des Moines. Iowa
Senator Cummins' Newspaper had
charged the Colonel with betrayins
the insurgents policies In the Sara
toga convention. In answer to this
the Colonel replied today that the
Oaratoga convention did not express
his ideas In the platform plank indors-
ing the tariff law. II reflected the
sentiment. he maintains. OF most Of
the delegates and he did not for that
reason oppose It.
The Colonel Indicated that he con.
Oidered criticism Of him misdirected
90 far 40 concerns the convention's
action on the platform.
In Iowa the Colonel made . speech
indorsing the senator and his tarin
policies.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-03
ARE LONG on TIPS
fAmerican Nexs seryice.l

Paris. Oct. :, The travellers
thoughts naturally turn to tipping q
they did not. his memory would soon
BE- logged. The old controversy for
and against tins has once more been
revived. and the old pieces OF advice
given. At hotels, tip on the scale OF
percent Of your bill. after Baedeker,
or 10 percent. as most other people
say. Tip everybody You can find. tip
only those who have put themselves
out especially for your benefit. Tip
nobody at all, and walt to sec what
happens. Entrust the tips In lump
sum to the hotel keeper. or give It all
to the head waiter, hoping It will be
fairly distributed. Every different
course IS once more advised The
only idea that is DIVING out. II it ever
existed. is that o. not tipping At all. 4
German hotel keeper is said to have
tried to abolish tips by paying his ser
wants double wages. The result was
that he could get no servants. and
sometimes got abuse from his custom
ers. Some OF the latter actually sent
tips by post to the servants after leav'
ing the hotel.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-03
Business College Notes

G. o. williams who formerly attend.
ing the Richmond Business College
and who has for many years been .
successful teacher In the public
schools Of our county. was elected
county superintendent at the meeting
q the trustees yesterday. Mr.. Will
Hams has the best wishes Of his many
friends.
Mark Wilson. who has formerly
been employed In the offices Of the
Pennsylvania railroad. has resigned
his position and expects to leave for
Los Angeles, Cal. Monday morning.
He has done successful work with
the company and while we regret to
geo him leave Richmond. we wish him
the greatest possible success In his
new ileld. We understand that the
place made vacant by his resignation
has been filled BY other r. b. C.'s
who have been In line for promotion.
Sheridan Schroeder. Paul Retiring
Ethel Chenoweth. Frank Williams
Florence Fleming. vira Benton and
Fred Petersen entered school this
week.
Blanche Williams has accepted q
position a. stenographer with o. G.
Murray.
L. b. Campbell went to New Castle
Wednesday evening where he attend
I'd the night school and conducted
some business In the interests Of the
New Castle school. He went to Mum
Gle on Thursday where he met the
general manager. Mr.. Charles c
Cring. and also Inspected the books
Of the bank which has recently beer
orGanlsed In that school. This worl
81 starting on very nicely and the stu
; dents are much interested In theil
bank work.
Josephine weingart. who ATTENDED
school hero last year and who was IL
charge OF the shorthand departemen
OF the Muncie school this year. 10 get
ting along nicely with her work. Sh,
desires to BE- remembered to all hel
friends here who are pleased to learz
Of her success.
Elsie Rush Who II teacher In tn,
shorthand department and Berth,
Taylor who 10 former teacher OF tn,
public schools Of the county. but VII,
- attending business college this fal
spent Sunday with friends in Day
eon. Ohio.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-03
The Cat and the Tail.

Once upon q time cat who prided
herself on her wit and wisdom was
providing about the barn In search Of
food and saw . tail protruding from a
hole.
There is the conclusion Of rat"
she said.
Then she crept stealthily toward 1t
until within striking distance. when
she made jump and reached 1t with
her claws. Alas. 1t was not the ap-
pendage Of a rat. but the tail OF a
snake. who Immediately turned and
gave her q mortal bite.
Moral.-lt II dangerous to jump at
conclusions.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-03
MASONIC CALENDAR.

Monday, Oct 3, 1910.-Richmond
Commandery No. 8. X. T., Stated Con-
clave.
Tuesday. Oct. 4. 1910-Richmond
Lodge No. 1856. F. & A. NJ. Stated
Meeting.
Thursday, Oct. 6.-Wayne Council
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-03
Net VIM. =. ,a..,.

Mother Ito her daughter,-wm you
pay That new sonata for the doctor:
Daaghter-But. mamma. the doctor
mas had 30 much sorrow lately. Doc
for-But. my dear young lady. to hear
You play win not be pleasure.-FIi~-
geude Blaiter.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-03
What He Got,

''What're ye comm home with your
milk pain empty for:" demanded the
farmer. Didn't the Old cow give any
thing:"
"Yep." replied the chore boy. mine
quarts and one kickr-Exchange.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-03

Hotel Insurance against Robbery.
At q well known hostelry In Venice
II IL the practice to charge guests 25
centlmes per diem for insurance
against Ore and robbery. the amount
covered for this premium being 1900
francs. This II . very convenient ar
rangement. rs robbery Il far from un.
common in ltaly.-Londou Truth.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-03

Miss Crimaoul,enk-rd like to be q
Lawyer. Mr.. Crtmsonbeak-I guess
you'd rather be judge. why SOP
"Oh. you'd have the last word them
Youkerx Statesman.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-03
Honors Easy.

five just had tissle with the den
list" "Ah. Who came or best? :" oh
crit was a draw
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-03
A Puailistie Feat.

CLANCY, who give yez tn black eye
yea haver
"If I knew I'd lick 'im.'
''Sure. an don't yex known
"How cd ] know? Me back was
turned at tn toime."-Toledo Blade.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-03

perfscto: So o. . fss ~
a cigar o. exceptional quality,
combining mildnsss and tlavor.
u u especially sutte6 ~ tisoee
who smoke eontinuoGsiy. gaeh
cigar = sneiossd n ! papse essp
which protects tis ssrappes,
both In the box and n yoGr
pocket. , for = cents.
The largest Hire q sfoslss n
the city % choose from.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-03

Water bills due Oct. I.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-03
FL PRAcTo

Rothschild: Sc Or 3 for 10.
10 made only In straight ssil
shape, thus you sst the bensflt
~ it. splendid aroma and full
quality from the time the match
. = applied.
for 26e.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-03
CIGAR BARGAINS

For the next ten days n or1er
TO oct you batter acquainted
with our isadlns brands - o.
ser the relieving:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-25
Ell BANCO.

Fin Ia Asamblea celebrada en- Ponce
80 de Diciembre t1ltimo, la Junta
0rqanizadora que suscr1be rue no1lol d
IA para realizar los traba1os prepare
torios a la.creacion del Banco que Sc
.denominara '.Credito Cafetero de Pner
20 Rico" FL plan conslste en- eHPe-
1ir nm n1mero de 10000 acclones oe
: 20 dollars, pagadera cada acGIon a
raz6n de 10 dollars anuales. II nu,
nero de 10000 acciones corresPonde al
n,fmero de &c. 900 propietarios catete-
ros que Sc supone hay en- el pals, y que
.,ueden. sin ningdn sacrlhc1o, conStl-
,,i1 ma poderosa institution bancar1a'
.olo Sc reouiere que cada agr1cultor Sc
lisponga a desprenderse oe un qunllai una
lie cafe solo 10 dollars! no para rega-
arlos; no para perderlos: slno para SCI
accionista del Banco 81 las 10000 ac-
ZONES Sc colocan, ST cada cateter" Sc
.uscribe Dor 10 menos con una acclon
,oaadera < 70 dollars anuales idlez DO
lars ;un quintal de cafe! nuestro
eanco nacera q la vida mercant1l con
N canital de 200 900 dollars en- GAIA y
ar5 enseq1ida uno de los Bancos mas
nnortantes del pals. iQue agrlcultor'
or neo,,eflo que sea, no puede Sacrln-
,r IN n auintal de cafe al ano Mas
ste neduefio sacrifcio solo Sc lie exile
n este aflo y durante cuatro amos mas, mas
he tai modo, que 81 todos los caletel % %
4snonden a este llamam1ento' en- ei
anco inpresaran ahora 100000 dollaIS
al af,o que viene tendriamos 400 900
al 1leqar al a. aflo nuestro BanGo
,ndria nc ia nn capital en- GAIA de UN MI NJ
ION To- i de dollars Y seria el mas pode-
$50 Banco de la isla. La 1 Corpora ISrF;3 :,
6n en- resumen Sc const1tulra, Se9un
Gh, forma nn legal, con un capital nor nom'na, nal
canita1 inqresado de 200. 900 dollars,
un IN ptas1 capital tai en- acciones de soo.9o o . 90
onar para ingresar en- los cuatr9 S,7;a,.s amos
5cesivos a raz6n de 200 900 dollars
auales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-25
Ell 6 POR CIENTO.

>J,,eo+ro Ranco Sc dedlcara toda
1se de operaciones bancarlas; presta-
os dep6sitos, cuentas corrlenteS' etc
no ~ bacen los demas Bancos, y este
traera la ganancia necesarla para
hr;r los qastos de sus empleados y
n onedara un sobrante que aumen-
= constantemente Ell valor de las
Zones. Y como el proposlto no es
Ger pingues negoclos. como haceii
.os Bancos, Ell dinero del nuestro SOLO
nrestara 4 los cafeteros un 1nteres
q no exceda nunca del SElS Por
nto.
Ne esta manera, los de1nas Bancos y
,ntas personas viven del negoclo de
sstamos. tendrian que bajar sus lnte.
es 4 iqual tipo, y el dinero correra
Puerto Rico al 1nod1co interes que
re en- otros paises. Entonces el di-
q buscara meior empleo que Ell de
prestamos veremos en- nuestra
desarrollarse las industrlas, aumen-
las fabricaciones, multiplicarse el
,ercio v subir el valor de toda clase
6ncas aqricolas. Este Banco tam
podra ser una lonja, donde los
icultores depositen su cafe para re-
dinero cuenta del truto antes
venderlo precipitadamente al pr1-
comprador. Tambien podra en-
orvenir. 81 los accionistas 10 acuer
dedicarse q la compra y embarque
afe. evitando asf las confabulaclo-
de los compradores. y podra' por
5 medios, hacer subir e1 precio del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-25
PRESTAMO.

Banco prestara dinero solo a los
cerosl, a corto plazo con garant1a'
irmas, a doce meses cor'garantla
-utos por recolectar, a plazos mas
IS con garantfa hipotecara
,TED DEBE SER ASOClADO.
roue usted es cafetero y 81 usted
ma por 10 menos una accion, no
q realizarse esta grandiosa obra
lidaridad que transformara rad1-
ente la vida economical de nuestro
10. ST todos los cafeteros nos
os CONSTITUENCIES la fuerza mas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-25

Varios proyectos sobre enmendas
diferentes secciones de la Ley fueron
tambien presentados, los cuales la Asam-
blea consider6 detenidamente.
Ell Secretario de Aguas Buenas, pre-
sent0 IN proyecto de bases, para constl-
tnci0n de la Asociaci0n de Secretaries
V tomato en- consideration asi como eXa-
minado por una Comision designada. fue
acuerdo someeerlo al estudio de un Co
mite Eiecutivo. quien Sc encargara lue-
go de estudiarlo .eenvlarlo con las en-
miendas 3 reformas que deben hacerse,
4 cada SecretarIo de la isla, fin de que
cada su rpSpectiva opinion.
FL Comite Executive, que Sc declare
ltuldo. para entender en- tOdo 10 Re
| lacionado con la clase. estara compuesto
de los senores NJ. Moraza, r. Negr6n Flo
res. Eloy Garcia, p. Pascual Perez y F..
| n Marquee.
Varios acuerdos mas fueron tomadoS,
tales como el de hacer llegar hasta la
Asamblea Legislative y Honorable Go
bernador la voz de proteSta que reSpe-
tnosamente formulan los senores Secre-
tarios referente 10 indicado por Ell Go
bernador, tendente a que sea sustltuldo
el Secretario Municipal en- la Junta de
Subastas. por el Contador.
Enviar un expressive Mensaje de con
| doencia a la viuda del companero de
Barranouitas, fallecido recientemente, y
Sc comision0 para su redacci0n al senior
Negr6n Flores.
Voto de gracas, para la prensa, que
desde que Surgi0 la idea cuand0 Ell Sc
nor Robert, demas companeros estlma-
ron conveniente para el txito de aquella.
| Voto de gracias por el ConceJo Num-
cipal de San Juan por haber cooperate
con la cesi0n de los salones a la ConStl-
tuci6n de la Asambea.
Sc abri0 una colecta pasa atender
los gastos que origin6 la Asamblea y el
resutado fue eSplendidO.
Y tinalmente. propuesta del senior T.
Marrero Y secundado por el senior Vi
llariny la Asamblea puesta de ple, trl-
but0 un APPLAUSE al senor Jose h. Robert
como inciador de aquella Asamblea que
(con tanto exito terminaba, y la cual ha
bia sdo motive, para crear Verdadera>
relaciones de amistad y departir amiga
lblemente. todos casi todOs los compane
ros que en- los distintos pueblos de la IS
la, Sc dedican laborar por el blenestal
del Municipio.
El senior Robert, 50 levant0 y dlo las
graclas a tOdos.
La Asamblea termin0 a las ocho de la
noche, en- medic de aplausOS y entuslas
mos. Despues de haber dado un voto dc
rracia para el senior Presidente pOr ST
buena direction EN- los varios asuntos
que Sc tratar0n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-25

clones havan sido recibidas en- " antes
del dia 81 de Enero, 1910.
Las solicitudes en- blanco, despues de
ser debidamente llenadas deben ser de
vueltas a D. A. Skinner, Supervisor del
Censo. San Juan p r., ell dla . dc Fe-
brero 1910, mas tardar
Las instrucciones impresas en- Ia soil
citud exile una respuesta concreta ca
da ana de las preguntas a saber;
rs u>ted ciudadano de los Estados
C'nidos o de Puerto Rico? ST es o.nda-
dano naturalizado, cuando y d6nde Sc
naturaiizo uSted
iDe que Municipio es usted resldente
De que barrio? Cuanto tempo ha re-
sidido usted en- ellos!
sCual es su sexo? Que edad cumpio
usted en- su ultimo cumpleanos? Don
de nacio listed
tCual es su educaci0n de usted? Con-
signe los pormenores principalesl.
lCual es su ocupaci0n actual? Isl no
tiene ocupaci0n, olga cuanto tempo He
va sin empleo).
lQue experiencia professional de ne
gocios tiene usted (Consigne los por-
memories principales, y 81 actualmente es
empleado, olga que empleo goza).
! Ha estado usted empleado alguna vez
en- trabaloS de Censo, va fuera naclonal
q de estado? 81 10 ha estado, en- que ca
pacidad. por cuanto tempo? 81 de emu
merador. de que territorio 0 dlstrto.
(Consigne este con la mas exactitud po-
sible)
iTiene usted la aptitud fisica para
cumplir del todo las obligaciones de un
Ienumerador del Censo? Sufre usted de
algun defecto de la vida, oidos habla .
parties del cuerpo; y 81 tai, Olga la ciase
de defecto?
Habla usted ell espanol? Entiende y
haba usted otra lengua mas que el espa-
mol 81 tai, que lengua 0 lenguas?
iPertenece listed al comite de cual-
quier partido poitico? (COnt6stese 81
no. peS no indique el partido).
tSon las respuestas las pregnntas
que proceden. dadas su mejor saher y
entender? Son de su puno y letra?
| Sc deben conSeguir rec0mendaci0nes de
dos ciudadanos de posicion, del lugar
donde reside ell solicitante. Los que fir
marOn las Recommendations tienen que
haber eumplido por 10 menos q amos. Y
haber conOcido al solicitante no menos de
IN ano. No Scrdn aceptadas reconenda-
clones de persona. alguna que tuv1ere
lcualquer grado de parentesco con Ell So
| licitante. La recommendation certlfica
que Il aplicante "es una persona honra-
ia que merece toda confianza de hue
mas cOstumbres, y que, en- mi opinion,
reune las condiciones necesarias para
cllmptir las Obligaciones de un enumera-
dor del Cens0, 81 10 nOmbrasen.
Los aplicantes deben tener mucho cln-
dado en- estampar sus dlreccl0nes de CO.
rreo EN- las solicitudes en- blanco, i'm
de evitar cualquiera demOra en- Ell reclh0
lie cuaIquiera COMMUNICATION que les en-
Ware el Supervisor del Censo de PUarto
Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-01-25
CarDava| de San Juan

La Comisi6n qte suscribe hace cons
tar Que las invitaciones para ell Bale
de Traies, que habra de celebrarse ell dia
primero de Mario, en- ell Teatro Munici-
pal, baio los auspicios del "Club de Da-
mas de San Juan seran repartidas por
la Directiva de dicho Club Y no por eSta
Comisi6n de Bales, que es la firmante
de dichas invitaciones.
Es este un privilegio que Sc reserve
el distinguid0 Club de Dadas de San
Juan, al ofrecer su vahosa cooperation
para las fieStaS del Carnaval.
La COmisi6n de Bales.