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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-16
BREAKS LONG FAST.
Elmer Jarvis Succumbs to
His Hunger.

Subsisting for seven days on diet
of milk and peanuts, followed by three
days of absolute fasting, during which
water was the only thing 10 pass his
lips, Elmer Jarvis, an assistant sec
rotary at the Y NJ. c. 4. broke OF his
period Of starvation on Saturday night
and was much relieved to again taste
food
He lost several pounds in weight but
believes his physical condition is
greatly improved. During the ten days
fast, he continued with his work.
Jarvis became interested in the mat
ter after reading one of Upton Sin
clair's articles on Starvation for
Health's Sake" in which the writer
declared that complete fasting was
the greatest medicine known and cited
humorous examples to prove his the
DRY.
While he was living on milk and
peanuts alone, he had no trouble. But
after he attempted to live without eat
ing at all his stomach craved food all
the time. For three days he was able
to conquer this craving. He had ex-
pected to abstain from food for ten
days. Jarvis has been employed at
the association for several months. He
is about twenty years old.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-16

all other bills that the township Of
ficers' organization want passed.
This week, will, in a large measure,
tell the story. After going through
the perfunctory motions of electing
John Worth Kern to the United
States senate, which moving picture
show will be exhibited TO the public
upon Tuesday, the legislative leaders
will see what can be done toward
ironing out the wrinkles in the party
caused by the brewers bill"
If-the youngsters VINO insist in loud
voice that white is white can be con.
WINGED they need an oculist and white
is really giaring red or some CON-
forting shade Of green all will be love
ly; but il the end of the week hears
the same hubbub over the Democratic
color scheme that smote the air when
the legislature adjourned Friday, it will
be time for the innocent bystander
to take his dove to the safety deposit.
for in that event strap-oil will take
the place of paregoric and Hoosierdom
will witness a regular Democratic leg
islature of time, which is not fit
scenery for a well meaning dove. And
such fellows as Senator Carleton, who
came here to work and go about with
portfolios full of valuable information,
may as well take an afternoon off
now and then and study the classic
architecture of the federal building,
because if the party gets fused over
the liquor bills all else will have to
wait until the eleventh hour and may.
be then.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-16

STU 1u . III J o a. IL
Sut ~ otIoJ qua
usUM ulIVsu luJs
-uSS pun osIoLSxs
'lsIp o. pIuSsi InI
.sIul 80 paI5nD
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-16

mink well OF face creams. but this face
wash is most effective. IL persistentiy
and regularly used. It removes tan
carbonate drains. Sodium Chloride 2
drains. Rose-Kayloin 2h drains tpack-
RS o.s- w Nr;anss Flower Water ozs.
or three times daily as a face wash,
permitting Il to dry on the face.
AZ. re ,ha rrns h perspration I'M
ing morning and night with a pint OF
warm water to which has been added
= level teaspoonful OF Antiseptic vi
lane Powder; but to cure the only sure
method is to battle the entire body once
daily and Keep the bowels active. The
Precipitation should not be checked al
Mrs. f. F.:-Your stomach trouble is
due to an excess OF acid causing much
etc, especially after eating acid fruits
etc. Take Tablets Triopeptine as per
directions accompanying sealed package.
Phosphate In water after each meal.
II constipated. fake 3-grain Tablets
scribe.
Man:IYour dissertation indicates that
your main trouble is pruritis and Ditch
ing piles) The only reliable treatment is
as follows; Mix Hyposulphite of Soda
Add n teaspoonful to a pint of warm
| water and wash the parts thoroughly
with IL twice daily. after which apply
20 minims. Citrine Ointment / or. Rose
kayloin 2is drains, Lanolin OF. Mix.
cured TO improve the circulation. take
teaspoonful to s times daily of the
1oiloWins; Tineture Hamamelis ozs-.
matte Syrup Rhurbarb ozs. Mix.
BOSE do not know the formula
full. but beneficiai as a hair tonic. fol-
OF coffee and boii it in pints Of water
strain thoroughly, let cool and then add
one ounce Of vilane Powder. Shake
and dampen the hair twice daily. BY
making the coffee stronger or weaker.
YOU can make any shade you desire.
The odor OF coffee is lost by long boil
Mabel: - Use same treatment A.
Eye sufferer:-That which you de-
snpMn as s1ys on w shs
move IL before II breaks. Apply three
or four times daily the following ONT
Rsns; Red Iodids Of Mercury grains.
White yaseline ozs. Mix. For gram
ulated cyelid.. battle the eyes every
,sep sSur vans powdsr Use OF eHe
,easpoonfai OF the powder to pint Of
! Hopefui:-Your questions and symp-
toms have been answered and explained
several times heretofore In thes COL
umns, but as they may have escaped
as have for many others II you had
my prescription filled and the druggist
persuaded you to substitute something
Just as good for the Glycol- Arbolene.
how could YOU expect rcsultsr Never
permit a druggist TO substitute any
thing for the reliable concentrated
drugs which l prescribe.
The correct formula for reducing fat
3 to pounds a week is: Fl. Ext. Blad-
Il a AaH All
Aromatic Elixir AZ ozs. Mix Shake
well and for the first thrse days take
q teaspoonful after each meal. and
thereafter Increase to two teaspoonfulA
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-16

ears of the lead horses belong to the
bipartisan crowd that have run u bgs
in the Indiana state house during Tegis-
lative sessions for years. Not since
the session when the notorious Joss
bill was the high light has there been
such a gathering Of these gents. and
IL may be attributed In large mea.
ernors program to keep hands off.
That is their opportunity and they are
not going to neglect it.
Some preliminary tests have been
made, and more will come this week.
The house labor committee had test
vote last week and only three stood by
the bill under question which was
framed in accordance with the promis-
es of the Democratic platform. The
result was such a disappointment and
surprise that the friends of the bill
have called for public meeting of the
committee tonight in the chamber of
the house in hopes the friends of the
bill will create some public senti-
ment that will help pull it through.
And the friends of the bill will have
TO be present in force or the senti-
ment will all be created by the other
fellows. kilograms wer sent scurry-
ing to all parts of the state when
the announcement of the public meet
ing was made and the representatives
of every industry employing child labor
are going to be present at the meet
ing tonight.
Arguments will be advanced to prove
the passage of the bill means the ut
ter ruin OF the states largest indus
tries. or the forcing them out of the
state. The committee will hear from
lips OF proprietors and managers how
thousands of families absolutely de-
pendent upon children's wages will
he driven to want and restitution il
the bill passes. Data will be produced
showing that ii will mean the enforced
idleness of thousands OF children who
are out of the graded schools, unable
to go to high. school and unable to get
work because they are not of the age
required by the proposed bill.
One of the largest delegations will
be from Evansville. 1t will repre-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-16
ELECTION WEDNESDAY
Y. M. C. A. Officers Are
Named Then. So.

Six directors and two trustees will
be named at the annual meeting of
the Y NJ. G.. A. Wednesday evening.
The names presented to nominating
committee composed of E. NJ. Haas.
Howard Dill and A. L. Smith. will be
placed before the meeting. Five dir
ectors will be named to succeed those
whose terms expire, George H. Knoll
lenberg, Richard Sedgwick, w. e.
Russell. G. H. Kramer and G. II. Har-
ris, and one to take the place of Nv.
S. Hiser. resigned. The trustees to be
elected will succeed Glenn A. Gaar and
M. G.. Henley.
The annual reports of the president
and secretary will be read at the
meeting.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-16
GOVERNOR FhVORS
A SOLITARY Bill
Just One of So-called "Ad-
ministration Bills" Is
Approved by Him.
MARSHALL IS WAITING
For Committees to Doctor
Measures to Suit His
Fancy-Is Patient.
MARSHALL IS WAITING
palladium Specially

Indianapolis. Ind, Jan. 16.-The sec.
ond week of the legislature opens with
149 bills introduced In the house and
116 In the senate, but not every one
chr1stened administration measure
by its fond father has been received
as such and welcomed to the bosom
OF the governors official family. Not
unuch.-almost not any. To get down
|. to the question OF hardware only one
pnessure OF all the number has been
3eceived into full fellowship by the
Governor, and that Is the bill. to re-
.teal the county local option and sub
atitute the township and city unit.
There have been introduced work.
mems compensation bills, employers
liability bills. good roads bills. child
nbor bills. registration. primary cleo
u0n and corrupt practices bills,-but
60 none OF these has the governor as
the head OF the party. appended his
20. *" and sent II forth with his
blessings. Nor is no likely to do SO
with any of them for while. He Is
disposed to let the committees take
the various bills and by the process
Of elimination and alteration report
ont bills that contain the features to
which the party Is pledged.
viii Not Dictate.
Then he will say he would like to
Geo them passed-and that Is AZ far
q he will commit himself, for to go
farther would. In the governors esti-
Nation. be trying to dictate to the leg
1slative branch of the government.
which IL antagonistic 10 his ideas Of
Democratic rule.
This IL all very fine. but it's broiled
holster with the trimmings to a
matched lunch In a catch-as-catch.can
restaurant that the governor will have
: - take the lines and do little driv-
thg or this aggregation of legislators
Who represent the flower Of Democra-
~ will get In the ditch and upset the
Fruit. Already there are many expert
Whips making their way toward the
Hriver's seat. and they do not intend
history the wagon In front Of the home
81 the plain pecpul and unload al the
presents. Notwithstanding the pleasing
promises Democracy made in the last
campaign.
These fellows who are adopts In
getting one fist full OF lines and with
n long whip In the other tickling the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-16
NEW YORK'S POOR
SUFFER GREATLY
sAmeriean News Sen vice,

New York, Jan. 1e;-A sudden drop
of the temperature caused extreme
suffering among the poor today. In
nine hours the mercury fell II de-
srees or at the rate OF liz degrees an
hour AT the weather bureau it was
predicted that the coolest weather oi
the winter would be reached within
the next twelve hours
A 4S-rniie wind swept the city dur.
ing the morning adding to the discom
fort. The municipal lodging houses
were crowded With men. women and
children.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-16

\ -uOJ u5sQ SUI
been pcrsistentiy and regularly used
i1or from two 10 six months.
" Try ". and VI II gives relief you can
klest assured that II will be most cf-
Hective as "a cure in your case. as II has
IN many othcrs
4. oil Eucalyptus I dram. Terebcne I
Dram. Essence Mentho-Laxene 2is ozs..
yly.crine. pure. ozs. MIN. shake the
eour or two during attacks. and doses
daily at other times.
81 Grace M.:-your distress is due to a
complication of Ills due in great
measure to poor circulation which af-
fects tho delicate organs Of your sex.
causing the usual abnormal symptoms
~ pain. gripping. headache. and sore
er blades. Your weight Is 20 pounds
Mellow normal and your blood Is I'm poor
condition. Have this prescription MI
4 virburnum Prunifolium OF. Tine
~ omp '! s So ana tsks
8 tcaspoonful every three hours during
the day, followed by a glass of water.
ALSO obtain s-Grain Hypo- Nuclane
Tablets and take as per directions &C
Cpmpanytng sealed package.
Gcorgc:-The sores on your hands
and arms Y assompan,.d by itching, Is
Watcr and CASTLE soap. rinse. and while
the skin 7. wet apply small portion
snassaglng a few minutes. and then
rinse OF and dry thoroughly. Then APP
ply the following ointment:
DOLL Eucalyptus IS drops, Rose Kay
min :r drains. White Vaseline ozs.
MIN. This treatment with Minyol may
4nart and sting. but II Is necessary ia
destroy the germs attacking tho skin
Internal treatment for the blood, liver
apd bowels Is necessary. and you should
have prescription given Anna T." NIL
p anS nss MechnnieTh TO tToasls
with your feet will require a Ions
s1oursc OF treatment to correct. but by
unticncc and persistcncy the followins
1--we and cure tired. aching. sweaty
niid stimuiant TO the muscles. iigaments
mTfea spoonful Of Viiane Powder aud a
to spoonful OF alum. 1mmersc the fee,
IL TO 20 minutes each night Then
bkthc the feet in cold water and dry.
l,nna E:--Your acute indigestion, ac-
cNmpanied by constipation or a con-
slant absorption OF .poisons which
build have been eliminated ain, You
iIue coffee and tea. Omit meat almos,
e1lirciy: also starches. such as fresh
R%ay. s ana esss s' ,sss your sP
pEsitc Graves. For tho indigestion, take
Tahiess Triopeptine; pink after break.
talt white after dlnne-; blue after sup;
q soiiowins 70 ssrrset liver and
Smstic I'll caseara i OF. comp: Us.
Tsrhsrs I o... Mix three or foai
doses daily After three weeks alter
nate and take the following as pow,
Conn. : syrup Hypophosphites oxs,
Tinctyfe cadomens Comp. OF tno'
..ss.:s s:;, .. .. ,:s;;s' ssa'' =
= ss,Esvs srssilss ..l.al sanS., doA'
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-16
TRAINING the Eaby.

Babies are babies only such little
while. and there is so much difference
in their makeup. They have so many
things to learn. 1t is hard to have pa
thence with them, but If mother can't
who is going to? They must be taught
to love pretty things and leave perish
able things alone. 1t Is problem. but
time and patience will be rewarded,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-16
With a Severe Cough
the Bowels Need a
Laxative.
Wake This Laxative Cough
syrup Cheaply mt Home


Any one can make full pint
of finest acting laxative cough
syrup for about rs to so cents.
About eight times cheaper than
labeled cough syrups, because
"a pint will last a family a long
time. First obtain of any we'll
stocked druggist "a ounces OF
essence Mentho- laxene; empty II
into pint bottle. Then make
syrup with a pint of granu-
lated sugar and half pint OF
boiling water. Stir, let cool and
fill the bottle with the syrup.
Shake well and take a teaspoon
full every hour or two. Eight
10 ten doses daily Will act as a
mild laxative. check the cough
instantly and cure IL quicker
than anything you can buy.
This syrup builds up the
strength OF the system and
makes the tissues OF the lungs
and throat healthy.
Chronic cases yield most
readily to it's beneficial action.
Give children less according to
age.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-16
The Doctors Answers On
Health and Beauty Questions
ny DIR. THEODORE BECK.

The questions answered below general. ir
hg answers VIII apply to any case nf similar
Or n Thsodore o Beck College Bd'g -Eliwood
envelope s Tor reply Full name ana address pc
IN my answers Tho prescriptions be filled at
OF wholesaler 0 "o "' ''~e'
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-16
ALABAMA HAS NEW
CHIEF EXECUTIVE
(American News Service)

Montgomery, Ala, Jan. 16.-The in
auguratiop of Emmett O'Neal as gov
ernor of Alabama today was attended
by all the pomp and ceremony which
are usually made part of the formali-
ties on the occasion of the induction
into office of the chief executive of the
Commonwealth. The inauguration pa
rade was one of the largest ever seen
here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-16
LABOR FEDERATION
OF OREGON MEETS
(Ameriean News sarxta1I q; q

{AmeriSaa News S1fHt4n
Salem. Ore, Jan. y
towns OF Oregon asss1 -
day on the opening OF the 4hnUaf Con
sention Of the State Federation OF
Labor Sessions will continue for
several days. Measures tn be intro
Slucea al the present session OF the
legislature affecting the interests OF
organized labor will form the priaci-
PAL topics of discussion. The annual
reports of the several officers show
the affairs ct The federation to be in
satisfactory condition. with 4 graft
flying increase In membership for the
year.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-16

Won ueedn'. suffer with sick eadsche, irtif.
gestscn, constipation OF any Other troubles aris-
i..g from discrdsred stomach. Or. Caidweips
iyrup Pepsiu will cure you ans. keep yo, wei
Try it-keep II on hand the yeat around.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-19
FIFTEENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

Tho tst Election
within w c5th st..
and Amsterdam ave.
The 81 Election
within tr dTi.. So.
trs Paris West 49,.
Goth So and AmsteT
The 3d Election
uilliu ~ tSth ST..
West End ave.
Tin. 4fl Election
within V 1Dta o..
West End ave w
The 9th Election
within " Goth e..
and West End are
The Gfr Election
within w Trrr g..
ST. and Amsterdam
The T'r Election
within 49, 74tr ST.,
g. Amsterdam ave
ave.
s-t.- Sol ETa.t.rr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-19
EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DIsTEIrr

The LIST Election District is BOUNDED by and
within Division ST.. Chr1st.s ST.. Hlvarf Il
Market ST. Henry st. ana Catharine Id
The 81 Election District Is bounded "a, ami
within Canal ST., Division st.. E-yarI r.. ari
Clrsue 81
The 3d Election District IS bounded be- and
within Division g.. Rutgers %. r. Uroa ,-sr
pike ST.. henry -. and Market So
Tho fth Election District is bounded hv and
within T. Broadway. Clinton ST.. Henry S. and
Pike ~
The 9TH Election District is bounded by ana
Within Grand st.. Clinton IT.. j.. broadway
Rutgers ST.. Division So and Norf0I- 81
Tile Gth Election District Is bounded by and
within Grand ~. Norfolk ST. Division st
Canal r. and Orchard 49,
The 1fh Election District o. bounded hv and
within Grand st.. Allen vt. Br0ome ST. Orchard
e.. canal st and Ellridge st.
The -th Election District isl bounded h,. and
within Grand 81. Eldrilse ST.. CANA ST. ami
T6e ON Election District is bounded by and
within Broome st.. Allen st.. Grand 81 ami
Cu-ystte st.
within stanton 81. FORSYTH ST.. uroOme &C. ana
gh-vstlc &C.
The Inn Eiertiou District Is bounded by and
WITHIN Riviugt0u ST.. EltriIge st.. Dei1nrev IN
orchard So EroouIe ~ and FORSYTH st.
The I.th Election DISTINCT ia bounded bv and
within Delaney IT.. Ludlow st., Hrroue st
-lroI. &c. Grand - anH Orchard 30
rbe Istt Election District is bounded b.. ana
-.ttfir Defiance o.. clinton ST. Grand 30 sun
foik So Brooue -i auf l.udlow ~
The ian Elerfio1 District is bounded hr a1f
-ffhiu RVingiou st. clinton 81. Defiance 81
and LIilo2 a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-19
FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The Isl Election District IS bounded Bog and
within cherry a.. Scanned ST.. Water 10 -ra-L-
son 81 East River and Clinton 81
The 20 Election District is bounded by and
,yifrfn Monroe ST.. Jackson ST. Water N ,.rf-
moi sf Cherry So ana Montgomery 50
Tho ad Election District is bounded Lv AND
within Madison st. Jackson tL. Monroe N AMI
Mont goIDeTg Tt
The an Election District Is bounded b, and
within Grend 81. Jackson s.. Madison III AMI
l5ouNerueuT ~
The 5tr Election District is bounded hv and
v,ttbIp Defiance r.. Viletf sf Iroou5. =,
steriN ST Grand ST.. Ridge st.. Browne st ana
PIT So
The Gtn Election District is bounded t.v ana
t,, Id Ieiau.rs 49, and tttOrueH ai
Tho .th election uistirt-is bounded by aud
within stanton g.. PITT rf.. Rillurfau - -
tornev 81 Delarrey 81. and Clinton a
me st1 Election District Dr. BOUNDED f,t ami
,.l.Ftr stanton p llsft &c. Usianee. 81
ritt ~ Tr00ne o., hlas- 20 Eit.neton ST.
and Tift So
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-05
MINUTES OF CARTER COUNTY SINGING
CONVENTION HELD At NEWPORT, OKLA.

the people surrounding The town for
their generous entertainment, OF the
convention was offered by James r.
Taliaferro and was ADOPTED unani-
mously by the convention.
After singing God Be With You
Until We Meet Again" led by c. H..
Davenport and after prayer By the
chaplain adjournment was taken until
Saturday before the first Sunday in
October. 1911 at Mary Niblack.
The Newport convention has the
distinction OF having the largest del
egated attendance at the Saturday Ses-
sion Of any other convention and the
most harmonious business session
ever held yet. The people were es-
pecially generous in their entertain
ment and the Saturday night session
is said TO have had the finest singing
ever heard in the convention.
G. W. COFFMAN, Pre-.
C II. DAVENPORT, Sec. Treas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-05
STILL CELEBRATING
At LORENA PARK
BASEBALL GAME THIS AFTER
NOON BETWEEN JOINER CITY
AND HEWITT.

There IS sln something doing al
Lorena iark today and the picnicSers
continue the day equally as Well as
they did Yesterday There were .
number Of people who camped near
the park las, night and many from
the country Who had such good
time yesterday are back again. today
10 participate in the festivities that
viii end tonight.
The Joiner City and Hewitt base
ball teams are in the city and will
play for the championship Of Carter
county this afternoon. Both these
teams have played several games this
season and they are pretty fast
bunch and evenly matched. This
should prove TO be an exciting game
and each team have brought a bunch
o rooters with them who will lend all
the assistance possible for their favor
ties 70 win.
The dancing pavilion IS being vel
patronized today and tonight the cele
b-a-ion will come 70 close with q
dance.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-05
Ardmore. Wednesday, July 5, 1911
CA4Isss sfS J
uuAN
NEWSPAPER CAMPAIGN EFFEC
TIVE FOR A SANE FOURTH.

Ardmore is TO Dee consra,uated upon
the saneness OF ifs celebration OF the
Fourth Of July. There were no can.
non crackers to disturb the people and
jeopardlze property The sheriff Of
flee reported not an arres, during the
day and the police office reported only
one arrest in a fiisrcuf that amount
ed to nothing There vas no drunk
enness. there was no driukins the pic.
mic at Lorena park was "a very en-
joyable AFFAIR and Ardmore people
sp..qt the Fourth very pleasantly. in
the smaller towns throughout The
south the day is becoming more gen
orally observed and yesterday in this
city nearly every business house was
closed and business was generally sus-
pended.
Reports from everywhere indicate
that the campaign for a sane Fourth
made through the newspapers OF the
country was effective and The loss o.
life was not nearly 20 heavy as on
former occasions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-05
Large Well compIe eted.

sherman, Texas, July THE Cot.
ton Belt railway has just completed
here what is said TO be the larges,
well in Texas. This Wen IS forty fee,
in circumference and forty feet dee
and ;. is said ,aa: i- nin furnish
ou.UHQ gallons OF wafer daily,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-07-05

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