The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-30

ventions. He seems to be str:Gt.> g..
his job in business like manned and
is preparing a complete list ~ a. :..''
hotels in the state OF Nebraska a.:
their conditions. The people, N.,~ AZ"
maintaining dirty hotels arr .>.S>.:.-
somewhat with the department ~ ~"
urea soma hleness OF the \.trt-aA :+".
Tel Laws. but great !na5ur:.: 4: '!.r'
hot.! Men are perfectly "l.l"2- - CO.
operate That Il Ian s!:NUli ht pass.
ed IL every stat-, rtsUla!nS :'''l
sanitation and Sa:''ly, certainly ,A,.'
uot he disputed and We THINK ''A'
the various hotel Ci!AirI0e0. ~i'n ''.,'
cooperation OF the thAlrrNtn ~ 49,
legislative comu}f',tS Of IN, Pests,
and the state, would do We'll ~ v''1.-
s;i-r this MATTER
The M! n'.ht crew. states. 'ha' !"r
the btn.-',t IF the extra crowds during
the hchIay Week that they have re
duccd their hours from ~ p m TO rs"
ii m. THIS bunch seems to be- very az
commodarins and they are Willing al
all times TO tortSo their own pleasure
in order to add TO that of Others WITH
tins possible exception the arran2e-
m.nr has been Working OUT Very Satls-
factory and all members wanting rec
r,.ation and amusement at hradluar-
ttrS have been accommodated TINS
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Revker an'!
. children are spending New Year :
e with relatives near Brookvl!le. Ohin.
Mr.. OFT Downing, who has been traN
cling for H. V. NcLeland and C"
starts out January lst for tn, Rich
mond Baking company IN Western
Ohio territory.
"Shurty" Shreeve SAYS
"Nan's lite is full CT trouble anc
temptation. He comes into this Wurit
without his consent and goes our 81 !
a1iII.s, his Will. His journey through
liz is rocky and beset with strans'
aild contradictory experiences. Nhel
he is little the big girls kiss him
and When he is big the little girls hlsi
him.
"Whcn he is a child he wants cand,
but cant get il, and when he is mai
he can get candy but doesn't want it
When he Is d boy he wishes he va
a man, and when he is man h
wishes he was a boy again. IT H.
raises large family he is a chump.
he raises check he is a thief, II he |
poor he is a bad manager, and If he
rich he is dishonest. If he is in pol
tics it is for graft, and If out OF pol
tics. you can't place him and he Is II
good to his country.
If he gives to charity it is 70
, show, and if he does not he is sting
2 cuss If he dies Young there Was
> great future for hl,n, and II he ave
| to an old age he has missed his cal
ing II he is active in religion he
a hvpOcritt but ii he takes no il
( terest in religious matters he Is
t hardened sinner.
r IF he shows affection he is d 50
tspecimen, i: he has none he is co
q blooded proposition. In order to
healthy he must eat nothing, tTll
nothing, smoke nothing, and see III;
the air is properly sterillzed beln1
breathing.
i THE road is rocky, but We all like
| travel.
And "ShortH" is not "srouch>" cit
| or.
F. y. Findlav, of Chicago, is Wis
| ing his many friends in the city. r.
has a host Of friends in the Post
who are always glad to see him
is Richmond.
d
We are pleased to be in receipt
the applications OF Abraham Lou
secretary and treasurer Of the re
mond Underwear Co., and 4 j. II;
IN wood OF the same firm. Glad to 5
YOU gentlemen.
James G. Martin leaves today
Aliccvilit, Kansas. being called III.
by the very serious illness ~ d!
brother.