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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-09
COMING CAMPAIGN
WILL Be SPIRITED
Many to Enter Races for
Prosecutor, County Re-
corder and Treasurer.

The Republican primary campaign
which will open this winter and come
to climax at the primary election.
some time in February. promises to be
very lively one. There are Ave aspir-
ants for the nomination for prosecu-
tor. FIVE candidates for county treas
urer and four men are laundering for
the nomination as recorder. The as
pirants for this Office are.
Benjamin Parsons. John King of
Centerville. Roy Frye of this city and
John Darnell. engineer at the court
house.
Both Mr.. Parsons and Mr. King have
twice made the race for this Office
which will be vacated by county re-
corder Will Robbins on January 1.
1918. Both Mr.. King and Mr.. Parsons
have made strong races and with the
large acquaintanceshlp of both Mr.
Frye and Mr.. Darnell, they too are
certain to be serious contenders The
Office is one of the most important in
the county. the salary and fees am
bunting to between $500 and $4,000 a
year The salary of the deputy recor-
der is paid out of the salary of the re-
corder
In he treasurer's race. those who
will begin to fix their fences as soon
as the warm weather is over include
Thomas ALL, deputy county treasurer,
under B. B. Myrick and A. r. Albert
son; Nimrod johnson, superintendent
of the municipal light plant and last
city treasurer for Richmond; Frank
Jenkinson and Jerome Shurley, both
of whom have made the races before,
and F. L. Terrence head of the mathe-
natical department Of the Richmond
high school.
The prosecuting attorney for Wayne
county likely will be picked from one
OF the following: Gustave Hoelscher,
w. w. Keller. Gath Freeman, Ralph
Husson and Denver Carl Harlan. All
are practicing attorneys recently
graduated from law schools, including
Michigan University, Georgetown, Uni
versity of Virginia, and Indiana Uni
versity
The salary of treasurer is $1,000 a
year with fees. The treasurer pays his
deputies out of his salary. The prose
cutting attorney receives $500 a year in
salary and IS and $40 fees for every
criminal case, in which the fine is
paid. The prosecuting attorney does
not receive any expense money.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-09
This Is My 2Oh Birthday
FREDERICK A. ACklAND

Frederick A. Ackland, who holds the
position of Deputy Minister of Labor
of Canada, was born in Bridgewater,
England, August 9th, 1861. At the
age of twenty-three he came to Cana
da and after his arrival engaged in
newspaper work. AS editor of leading
papers in Toronto and other cities of
the Dominion he attained a position
of much prominence in his chosen pro-
fession- In 1902 he returned to Eng.
land to accept a position as manager
of the Booklovers' library, but after
two years there he came back to Tor
onto and resumed newspaper work.
In 1907 he became secretary of the De-
partment of Labor at Ottowa and the
next year he was appointed to his
Ipresent position of Deputy Minister of
Labor. Mr.. Ackland is widely known
as a writer on labor and industrial
topics.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-09
HONEST ADVICE TO
CONSERVATIVES

Somehow there exists vast amount
or skepticism as to the possibility of
curing Consumption. If ourselves af-
flleted with tuberculosis, we should do
Just what we ask others to do, take
Eckman's Alternative Systematically.
1919 Susquehanna Ave, Phila., Pa.
Gentlemen: For two years / was
afflicted with hemorrhages of the
lungs. Our family physician advised
another climate. In March. 1902. I
learned Of Eckman's Alternative and be-
gan taking it. I am at present in ex-
eellent health and feel that as long as
| can obtain Eckman's Alternative, I
have no fear of Consumption.
(Signed) HOWARD L. KLOTZ.
Fuller details of above case on re-
quest
Eckman's Alternative is for Bronchi-
tbs, Asthma, Hay Fever; Throat and
Lung Affections For sale by A. G.
Luken & Co, and other leading drug
gists. Ask for booklet of cured cases
and write to Eckman Laboratory, Phil
adelphia. Pa. for additional evidence.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-09

years or age be oIsu in a nc or de-
urium tremens.
Let ~ quit calling him great In
all which should become q man he
was deplorahly small.
Greatnesi? Success?
Greatness Is of the quality that ere
ates. discovers, succors. uplifts. Sue
cess comes In the doing of things real
~ worth while. Greatness and sue
cess-real greatness and success-are
impossible without goodness One
may do big things without becoming
either great or successful.
Put Alexander alongside Columbus.
Pasteur, Howard. Lincoln. How he
shrinks by comparison!
Jesus Of Nazareth lived In a like
dark era with Alexander and was bEt
one year older at his death.
Contrast them!
In the years before Christ Alexan-
der might have been called great, but
not since men began to write A. D.
after the years.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-09
Heart to Heart
Talks.
BY EDWIN A. NYE.
Copyright. 1908. by Edwin A. Nye
By EDWIN A. NYE.
Copyright. 1908. by Edwin A. Nye
WONENS- FORTITUDE.

W0AEES" FORTlTUDE.
Have you ever seen the bread line"
In one Of our big cities?
II so, you have had a new viewpoint
Of human struggle. You have seen
mortal existence reduced to the verge
Of starvation.
And here Is strange thing:
You note the fact that the pathetic
procession Of the hungered Is COM
posed almost wholly of men. In the
slow moving lineup Of mendicants
there are scarcely any women.
Look farther.
Go down into the chop lodging house
district You find places where men
lie down on the door with a straw pill
low under their heads for 8 cents a
night. There is no such place for wo-
men.
Always men.
Everywhere you goat the missions,
the charities. cheap lunch counters
old, middle aged and young men. And
scarcely do you ever see a woman
tramp or a female vagabond.
Where are the destitute, the old. the
wretched women?
They are at work!
They work at the sweatships. where
they never get too old to do basting or
too weak to carry load Of garments
on their heads. They work on the
streets with bag on their backs look
ing for pieces of wood or Of coal or Of
paper. They work kneeling on the
floors and stairways Of Office buildings
scrubbing with brush and pail.
They work! Rather than be q sup
plant for bread a woman will starve
or work her fingers to the bone.
That Is the woman Of 1t.
Back In the savage days when pri-
meval man hunted or battled the wo-
men hoed the earth. reaped the grain,
framed the hut. wove the clothing.
And later on
At her spinning wheel and kneadins
trough and pans Of milk woman labor
ed. as she labors today over kitchen
range and by cradle side-cheerfuliy,
ceaselessly, accomplishing.
Seldom will any woman, however
feeble or old. dodge the drudgsry that
falls to her lot. She Is no traitor to
toll. She is willing to do her share
and more-of the work Of the world.
blush for my sex.
Because. given equal conditions
where man proves the coward. throw,
ing up his hands In despair. woman
will labor on. fraii though she be
through hardship and deprivation and
make no outcry. She will work until
| she drops
Why is it7
Besides being better than man, why
II woman BRAY or than he?
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-09
Valuations and RefurnS---
c. G. Young

consulting City offers the fol-
corporations entitled
to earn:
Operating
Expenses of
be question
l.. is a on inves
What
Unquesionab a profit that can
principally involved
is will
required
limits
minimize the
a
principal methods OF properties
1. Valuation based the
2. Valuation alue Of the ecurites
Valuation based original
struction and development
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-09

T. Q
valuation based physical
tmaed
THE FIRST purchase
critics between
to nena
dicating . commercial
THE PLAN fair valuation of
surate with the original subsequent risks
THE FOURTH PLAN equitable
THE FIFTH employed its
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-09
ALEXANDER TIE LifrlE.

An American publisher speaks OF
Alexander the Great AZ ''history's
most successful young man."
No! In the name Of decent young
manhood and right ideas. no!
What is greatness? What Il sue
cess?
Greatness is goodness successfully
employed. Success is the realization
Of noble ideals.
Well. then. how can it be said that
a wholesale .highwayman. despoiler.
a butcher OF men. Is either great or
successful. And is It not little less
than criminal to hold up Alexander OF
Macedon as an examplar for young
men?
When he came to the throne be was
under suspicion Of having put his ia
Their. Philip. to death
Great?
This egregious tyrant murdered with
his own hands some OF his most faith-
full aids. In a drunken spree he kill
ed his most intimate friend and shed
crocodile tears over the body.
Successful?
He was successful In crushing the
people OF all Greece. successful in de-
stroying many gated Thebes In at OF
rage and selling the inhabitants OF the
city as slaves: successful In destroy
ing another city. the most beautiful In
the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iewd
woman who 1oinef him in . drunken
revel asked him to do It
Great and successfui?
He oveFran Persia and desolated It
And when be. vas only tliEtZ.tXo
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-09
FRANCHISE VALUATION

should
siderable discussion
In certain desire take
operating
stipulated franchise, generally acknowledged
estimate
Chicago
chises
allowed allowance value The
The
eliminated basis
the could
o
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-08-09
The Monopoly


photographs and ntho
much The not
the sidewalks irregular affairs
beginning with which
which be remarkable
yet the as school house in Wayne county to be to the
park a historic relic
Simple %
There corporations and had spoken OF
children knowing
families
Men in
traced thrift careful
occasional good fortune down
working classes and proof of
people riding rather
initials the panels from
handed eating folk
careful research that
of SIM
pciy outlining this hasty background
supply the city of Richmond with
cling the old
system pamphlets
old Hbberd and Dr. r. weist
this day of carefully
wes himself before he died Many people thought that they were
being forced the supplied?
setting al
this thing into to make
was not quite phianthropic undertaking
pride this engineer
ing feat
did have
the fate
getting promotion
did have
default of pr
enterprise" build a water plant Of its
chance make far
sighted
realized that they had both
Mare than that they had monopoly Of
Young Howard
a
He familiar with the of
which
the supply that today all the
aaoe water sources are In the anos OF the ~ the mono
follows of the further and further
this position by of the position that this city
among other cities placed IN so tnat 1t not al all IN poson TO
these
don hem in the city and the citizens other
sghtedness the
Richmond City Water Company apparently justified
a the $e4so
minimum rate introduced into that old shows
yield
y hal n
unenabe the point of of the citizens only five
hence.
And
make with easeme the IS
This been position all the through the
participate
Axed that this
rested
plan depends plant upon
depreciation fixing of
The plan should include also the alternative of the city being able to
But the
it
We up questionable
the business-o
And until the valuation settled there
be
which have been called into question.
Valuations and RefurnS---
c. G. Young
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-09
WILSON WANTS TO KNOW.

James Wilson. secretary of agrlcui- ture. wants 10 know what becomes of the fifty odd cents which represents ths difference between what is paid the farmer and what is received from the consumer. Well. there are others, James who would like to know the very same thing. Perhaps If many of the commission men. and capitalists were stood on end the bucks" ron- ms from their pockets would give one an inkling.
 Congress should get in and solve the question Of where the extra fifty odd cents goes 10. then pass laws to reg ulate the same, so one would not have 70 roll capitalist" to find out
 The truth of the whole matter is. there appears to De considerable waste even 10 the profits over and above cost. Butter. eggs fowl and thousand. of tons of cold storage product are stored away to maintain a certain price. Melons. vegetables. meat. Ash and other produce are dumped into pays and rivers rather than sold st q cheaper rate to disturb the market
 Let congress and states pass q law making it a crime to place in cold storage mora than enough 10 carry the country from season 10 season. ana their plants obliged to have no produce over eight or twelve months old and II will help some. Let il be a crime for commission men to dump fruit. vegetables. and other produce by the oushel or carlots into the bays and rivers or the other vendors of produce. then competition will be restored which has been g minus quantity for some time
 Back in one of the middle western states during the past year potatoes were selling for over dollar . bushel and the commission men said they could not be secured cheaper. The mayor ordered potatoes in carlots from NaAAOASA+h pat OA hAAc ch3NeS 6ao oOio them for just half what the commis- slon people demanded. This Is merely ons incident but 1t goes to show to what extreme the system Of merging has been carried.
 Thet merging system has killed off competition and II. Is high time the government took a hand in the matter. Secretary Wilson has called their at- tention to vital factor as to the cost Of high living and in the interest of tho working people they can we'll af- ford 10 make thorough !nvestiga- ton Of where the fifty odd cents ou the dollar goes to. which must repre- sent the profits to the commission man or capitalist.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-09
RUSSIA WILL BEAR WATCHING.

Russia should not be allowed with sleeping dogs of war in the Far East
 The state department will do well 10 press it's suggestion that Russis's dispute with China should be referred to The Hague tribunal
 In proposing a military demonstra- ton on the Chinese frontier Russia is course that may lead to many interna- tlonal complications and 10 serious disturbance of the established order of things in the Orient
 Russia has joined the family of Great Powers" in pledges 10 defend the open door" in China. But the old treaty with China which the Russian government Is trying now to enforce is relic Of a former time when all the nations of Europe were pulling and hauling Tor special privileges in China. Under this treaty Russia has claimed exclusive rights in great Chinese province.
 The treaty Is now about to expire by it's own terms. And in view of Russia's recent pledge 10 stand for the "open door, in China and the equal rights of all nationsiities there her threatened fight for special privileges under an expiring treaty seems 10 convict her Of bad faith and a reck- less disregard Of the worlds peace
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-09

COMING AND GOING. Roof Garden coming: everybody 90 ing.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-09
WE MAY WIN.

The committee to go 10 Washington and secure neded legislation for Al- asks, has been selected and two very prominent men will devote part of their valuable time in the interest of the territory during the winter
 Nome has 6 u.os; excellent chance to win out in its demands in fact we have better than an even break Of securing which we sought The gov ernment officials whe have visited Nome. no matter from what depart. ment will remember their being land ed upon the beach at Nome. while g few were glad they brought slens sa extra suit of underelothes. Such statesmen, or consressmen will sup port the measure for there Ia no tell ing when they may be called upon 10 visit the metropolis of the North again and they prefer a sheltered harbor as a landing than to being taken through the boiling surf.
 to speak and we are in line for &C., complaining much. our demands are nothing in comparison to the other large cities of Alaska. and We will watch the moves of congress when their attention Is called to legislation for the eSward Ice Box, which has preserved in its bosom more valuables than any other possession the govern ment owns today. or ever will own for that matter
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-09

Great Britain is going 10 take Tall out of the Russian Bear. while the American Eagle is liable to pull few hairs out Of it's tail or give the beast a terrible clawing over the treaty of 1882.
 The British Bull should have nc trouble in handling the Russian Bear and when our American Eagle gets through. should it take a fall out of the critter. 1t will look like tho ordi- nary scarcrows seen Tn corn fields out ir .hs stales.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-09

With Uncle Sans officers and the soldiers from Mexico atfer General Reyes. that scheming trouble maker should be captured within a short time notwithstanding the fact that he Is disguised as a iaborer trying to es- cape the officers of the law.
 We would like to ses Uncle Sam put bet a thousand to one he would grab him. in a short time
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-09
cHURches
FEDERATED cHuRct

FEDERATED CHURCH.
 l. a m. Sabbath school
 s45 m. Christian Endeavor
 AS 2 n Praise service
 3 ?. n Address
 The Independent; Order of odd Fel- lows will attend the Federated chursh in a body Sabbath evening ct and listen to an address by the pastor on the Enthusiasm of Friendship" pre-. pared especially for the occasion. There will also be special music for this service.
 The main auditorium was altoseth- CT too small last Sabbath evening. We were sorry to see several people leave the church rather than to take the front seat. Hereafter this will be rem edied by opening up the lecture room in the rear.
 The Christian Endeavor will be con- ducted by Miss Edith Gsgen. Subject: The Dangers and Uses of Money"
 AtEOll HltckS every eve.
 Between thirty and forty ladies are busily engaged in preparation for the bazaar to be held at the Congrega- tional building. December IS. The ladies will meet Tuesday afternoon at the Pilgrim parsonage to complete ar engagements for the big fair. All work Is requested to be brought in at this time. Mrs. C. D. Murane. president
 MORMON CHURCH.
 The church of Jesus Christ of Lat. ter Day Saints declares that what men and woman. Christians and non Chris. tians want today are doctrines that will liberate them from the religious creeds of men and give them a clear, individual, mental and spiritual vision.
 Hundreds of thousands of the nob- lest souls who have come to earth. testify that what the world call, Mor- monism Is truly and In very deed th. Everlasting gospel of the Redeemer, re. stored in all it's power and beauty investigate It is easy to obtain sorrrs of the Mormon literature being circu- lated. Elder K N Winnie. Fourth and Lanes Way.
 ST. mARY's CHURCH.
 Tomorrow (the second Sunday in AdvenD the services will be as foi- lows:
 ~ a m., celebration of the Holy Fa1christ ans,ead of at s:O3). with 8. ril3t.c address on The Holy Euchrist in Joy
 sunday eehool al II 6. m Bible c'ssF continues detailed study of the lo-pel. according to St Matthew. All are welcome.
 Evensong at o'clock. with sermQa. Subject The Parable of the Talents. or Being Judged for Not Doing the Good. Rather Than for the Evil We Didn't Do"-second in the Advent series on Parable. of the Second Coming"
 The special vesper anthem will be from Dies Irae." by Dykes
 The public Is especially invited 10 these services. {,
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-09
FINE DOG FEED.

Fine trimmed beef. no bonss Jus, the straight beef in cans, while l, lasts. 1oe per pound. We also have small quantity Of bsef sust that |, fine to cook your cereal with tor dog feed, also 10 pound.
 PACIFIC COLD STORAGE co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-09

The government officials in connec. tion with the navy department ar, waking up to ths fact that there is something in Alaska they can use. Sc we arc safe in stating our coal res sources will be developed
 Whatever the army and navy need. they get. for 1t is . cinch they are the spoiled children of Uncle Sam.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-09

The NuSgst iikes to refer to the dear creatures as Mother -in-iaws." instead of mothers in-law: but then we know some fellows who even go e little stronger. when speaking or writing about the now relation" one gets when agreeing to ''trot ia double har- ness''
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-09

Remember we are retailers a we'll as wholesalers. Special bottle sale. Sew ard Commercial Cn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-12-09
DARLING and DEAN
 COMPANY
HI A R D w A R E
QUOTES FOLLOWING PRICES
TAR PAPER.

P. a B. Asphalt Felt. 1 ply. 500 Reet -'... .'.. ......'.......sF se l-2 Asphalt Felt, rolls, a5o feet. 1 50 Asphalt Felt. I ply. heavy. 500 :set s.ov
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-14

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