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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-04-09

lie works for purchasing an auto fire
truck"
Fire Prevention day, will be observ
ed October 8, this year
A number of recommendations
were made in the report of the com
mittee on public health. Among them
were that yard cleaning day should
be observed; that the school board
should be commended for its action in
having all students examined by ply
sicians; the city authorities praised for
their action in oiling the streets, and
that this should be continued this year
under the supervision of the street
commissioner: that better plan
should be adopted which would result
Gals should be encouraged and sup
ported in closer enforcement of the or
dinance governing the collection of
garbage and ashes; that boxes into
which garbage is placed should be
screened from flies; that more street
paving should be encouraged that the
railroad and traction officials should
De TSQu0SISu 10 Keep lHtII pISlllSSS
clean
As to Manufacturers.
Very little work was done by the
manufacturers committee and this
fact was admitted in the report. The
introduction of the report read, ut is
evident that the value, if any, of this
committee is analogous to that of a
fire department., an organization ready
to act if a fire occurs but in the alb
sence of a fire, having little to do
The report stated that manufacture
ing Richmond, as we'll as throughout
the country, has not been as extensive
in the past year as during the year pre-
vious, and that other business was al
so somewhat below normal. However,
as compared with the country at large,
Richmond's industries have been
above the average, according to the
report. The committee predicts that
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-04-09
OSBORN OUT OF 1T
Not Candidate for Reflect
ion as Governor.
onal News Association

tNational News Association)
LANSING, Mich. April 9.-Gover-
nor c. F. Osborn is not candidate for
reelection. In a statement addressed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-13

The practical certainty that MI
Taft will not be nominated at Chicago,
and the almost equally strong prob
ability that Col. Roosevelt will be the
nominee. clarifies the situation for the
Democrats. Against the president
they might have thought il wise TO
nominate Bryan. IL is hard TO figure
out what they could gain by nominal
ing him against Mr.. Roosevelt, as the
colonel is strong wherever Bryan is
strong. and would beat him on his
own ground. Ii seems TO US that
there are only three possible proceed
ings that have a glimmer OF tactica!
intelligence in them:
/. They may nominate some dark
horse, some governor or senator or
mayor VINO is thought we'll OF with
out having made any particular I'M
preston. and trust 10 influences. such
as the Democratic tidal wave which
rose a year and half ago, and has
been endeavoring 10 keep from entire
ly subsiding. and such as the split In
the Republican party.
.. A number Of conservative news
papers have already announced their
intention OF boiling Col. Roosevelt II
the Democrats give them any chance.
The Democrats, therefore, might nom
mate Underwood. who would be much
stronger than Harmon, and trust TO
the Taft Republicans either TO sup
port him directly or TO organize
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-13
THE BALTIMORE OUTLOOK

boiling ticket in his favor. II Is prob
able, however that the Bryan Demo
Gratis would oQset this with bolt on
their part.
3. Much the most sensible OF the
three possibilities would be the nom
ination OF Woodrow Wilson. but the
recent history OF the Democratic con.
ventions does not lead one 10 believe
that they necessarily do the intelli.
gent thing. Wilson would be pre-
ferred TO Roosevelt by the old-fash-
Toned mugwump press; he would take
his share OF the independent popular
newspapers and magazines: he would
bring the tariff issue TO the front and
debate II with ability; he got into
trouble in Princeton for his progress
siveness, and has broad record OF
progressive recommendation as gov
ernor OF New Jersey. He would start
without great popularity through the
country, but with solid foundation of
respect and confidence, and would
gain strength to such an extent that
he would undoubtedly be the Demo
crat who would have the best oppor'
tunity of making an even fight against
Roosevelt. With the colonel leading
the Republicans and Gov. Wilson lead
inc the Democrats, the progressive
cause would be in safe hands, An1
the reactionaries would be in still
greater danger OF vanishing from the
map.-Collier's Weekly.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-13

in political thought and action, has
for some time been arrayed against
them.
Gov. Wilson's Democracy is as
stanch as that of the favorite sons.
More tina many OF them, he Is gifted
with the power OF making correct
ideas and principles attractive to peo-
pie OF every shade of political belief.
Most OF the enemies that he has
made are such as recommend him to
popular favor.
Some such leader as this. well
grounded in political science, devoted
to constitutional methods and yet In
close touch with the people, is de
manded at this time TO save the pro-
gressive and reformatorV movement
from disaster. In the Republican
party it has degenerated into reac-
tionary third-term riot. II anything
Is to come OF 1t. there must be Demo
cratic leadership.
The greatest service that a favorite
son can render his country and his
party today is to throw his influence
in favor OF the Democrat whose words
and deeds illuminate and illustrate
the noblest aspirations OF the people.
In the presence of the issues now mp
permost, Woodrow Wilson is more
than a leader OF Democrats. He In
fiuences thousands OF Republicans
also.-New York World.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-13
From Another Point of View

presidential year?
But blocked and cleaned to look
presentab November
national committee would
la City Republican convention
generally 1t and 1t Ism
Al up whit the falls aeroplane
hayeh ada Walter johnson
has before the Republican national committee
ut of OF
Chicago Wednesday You yell that and hear the echo
We the found in the
atwllm o teeth
mani las theft OF
kidnapping
news Chicago,
u,d suggest pains
gasoline can
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-13
CHAPTER XVIII.
1 Hear News.

slipped the note back in+o It's
envelope and into the side pocket OF
my coat, where | kept my hand upon
il as II IL were some .sentient, pre-
cious thing that might escape Gle un-
aware. was wild to read 1t, but i'm
patient, too. to be alone with this my
first signed letter from Nancy, to be
out of public observation, away. even.
from the friendly eyes Of the clerk.
did not wait for the elevator but ran
up the three flights OF stairs, and
locked and. bolted the door Of my
room behind me. Even there
searched the place. peering into clos
cts and beneath the bed, as some tim
orous old maid might have dcne. to
make the certainty OF my privacy
doubly sure. Then again | drew the
letter out. II was written very mi.
nutely and in pencil, SO that | had TO
hold It to the light:
Mason, Dear:
I'm the first place / am we'll; but
hurry, for am afraid. AS wrote you
at Mrs. Lathrops-and surely that
good woman has somehow go. you
my note-they took me. pretending
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-13
Following the Scythe In Texas

One-third OF the way down the
handle OF the scythe, midway between
Dallas and Austin, Waco is proclaimed
TO the traveller while still afar on
by 22-story Office building, the tall
est in Texas. and so much higher than
anything else in Waco. that when an
insurance agent rented an office on
the top floor he requested the land.
lord TO say to inquiring friends that
he was out OF the city. And that's
another story on the sky-scraper
This overtowering structure is the
Amicable Insurance building, and II
might be regarded as memorial 10
the Texas insurance law which, by re-
quiring all insurance companies TO
make their investments largely With
in the state and by strict regulation
OF rates. has greatly stimulated the
organization OF Texas insurance COM
panies Most OF the outside companies
that withdrew from the state when
the law went into effect. have come
back, but the local organizations have
prospered and many OF them nave
extended their operations into other
states. In insurance, as we'll as in
railroad and other corporation mat
tiers, Texas has followed the scrip
tural averment that he who looketh
not after his own, is worse than an
infdel
Waco has three colleges and
Wonderful cotton palace. The ceiling
of this palace and great lone star in
the dome, are made of cotton, and IL
is what the advertising copy-maker
would call a great layout, In recog-
milton of Eaco's pre-eminence as
wagon. delivered cotton market. In
this novel exposition building at night
the visitors were RECALLED with the old
time diversions OF Dixieland-revival
melodies by colored singers, including
such familiar chants as Swing Low,
sweet Chariot" and The Year OF Jub-
ilee," and cake-walk that had the
care-free spirit of the old south. II Is
happy inspiration for Waco TO thus
perpetuate the spirit OF the departed
days.
The parting word of one OF the local
committeeman was. You'll have just
as good a time at San Antonio" This
seems TO be the spirit OF Texas pride.
II is statewide. II is each for ali and
all for each. II is the finest kind OF
teamwork for the glory OF the com.
monwealth. Texans do not appear to
need the gentle reproving OF the sweet
spirited poet who passed away only
recently:
I We have careful thoughts for the
stranger
Ana smiles for the sometime guest.
Rut oft for our own the bitter tone
Though we love our own the pest.
There was a time when this poeuc
chiding was very much deserved by
a widely.read weekly publication In
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-13
OPENING THE WHITE HOUSE,
DOORS FOR TEDDYIN CHICAGO

Well the Republican committee got down to Kentucky
he contests expected by giving Roosevelt the worst OF "
allowing him delegate to IL for Taft
Thus do people rule-no.
Perhaps you the methods employed in the election Oh
delegates down n Blue Grass state to Chicago
ought be reminded OF the remark dropped
National Committeeman Mosey Of KENTUCKY VINO
Taft delegate Chicago
He said IN die and 60 to hell before a will sit
any delegation with me"
That the state Republican Kentucky this might
wholly Taft affair TaftMoey man
pistol breast of Roosevelt chairman W. Gary and maIcno
him from the platform to the exit
wing of the state convention P Jones
when Gary covered shouted Kill him Kill him! There
nothing to it,"
In Kentucky there open fragrant deliberate robbery of ten
delegates from Roosevelt.
These sample incidents:
McCracken who is deputy postmaster at
Paducah signed though Roosevelt carried the county
by 1006 to SIT
In Galloway county two posmaers held the
long appointed and their ere
dentias
County chamen throughout refused count any
prevalent that Editor Samuel Roberts OF ng
chairman and strong Taft man. admitted nat charges
Of circumstanta detail and are denied IN
suh bound believe they well
founded
Seven delegates for Taft point pistol
ton ringing kill him. declared regular and given
seats people of the nominees for the presidency
THUS DO THOSE WHO FEAR THE POPULARITY OF THEODORE
ROOSEVELT THUS WHOM HE OWES HIS POPULARITY
MAKE HIM MORE POPULAR
THUS DO THOSE WHO DECLARE is DANGEROUS IN HIS
AMBITIONS BECAUSE OF HIS THE PEOPLE HELP
HIM IN GIVE HIM STRONGER HOLD ON THE
PEOPLE
THUS DO THOSE DECLARE HE is AN 0PP0RTUNIST PRE-
SENT HIM WITH OPPORTUNITY AND THUS AT THE PRESENT
TIME ARE THEY PRESENTING TO HIM THE GREATEST oPPoR
TUNuTY OF AN UNPARALLELED CAREER
THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE THE REPUBLICAN PARTY Is
OPENING THE WHITE HOUSE TODAY TO THEODORE
ROOSEVELT TO TERM IN THE PRESIDENCY JUST
AS SURELY AS DAY FOLLOWS AS RESULT OF ITS TREA
rn~rsr
vrETroN AND PROVIDING THE DEMOCRATS FAIL IN BALTIMORE
TO NOMINATE PROGRESSIVE
progressive this country bound to
this wear in a candidate and will be denied.
power Of either party both to present candidate sau
factory couny who just now should be borne
mind patriotic Americans
oppression through govenmentosed privilege
II would be shooting attempt at this day whom
the will be- but The Times willing to venture tna1
neither Taft Harmon Underwood will be the principal In the
nextin Inauguration day ceremonies
Either Roosevelt or Wilson will be-
will be because his enemies; those VINO lear
him and those who oppose a third term, FORCED HIM IN
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-13
Favorite Sons?-Why Not.

The governors of Massachusetts,,
Connecticut, Indiana and North Da-
kota will appear at the National Dem.
ocratic convention as favorite sons.
Foss. Baldwin, Marshall and Burke
are able and worthy men. They de
serve honor Probably not one oil
them believes that his nomination IL
possible or, in party sense, special.
ly desirable.
Wise political management must
take into account field wider than a
state and public sentiment broader
than an yone organization. This Is a
year when 1t IS more than ordinarily
necessary for Democrats 10 consult
the preferences OF that great element
of the population which, independent
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-13
MeMAN>m tas..
BROWN DERBY
90
Wells HASTINGS
s1o Author Of GEO
The Professor, Mystery
COwshtlsllby BobbI,e"'lI "a
CHAPTER XVII.
(ContInued.)

| clattered heedlessly down the
nauseous, dangerous stairs, keeping
well to the wall. TO be sure, but quite
unmlndful OF their treacherous gloom;
for now | had a definite plan and ail
the money | was likely TO need, ana
the brave words OF the little, ola
gentleman on the top floor were stiil
echoing like bugle in my ears. l
set my face west, and half running.
half walking, found my way back 10
my hotel.
GOOD luck?" asked my friend, the
hotel clerk.
Yes" said, drawing out my
money. Il want TO pay my bill and
have you put half OF this In the safe.
Put II in an envelope under your own
name, so that, IL need be, you can
telegraph il TO me-"
Going away" he asked, as un-
startled as IL my sudden wealth were
the most natural thing in the world.
I'm not sure" said. and for the
present | am going TO keep my room.
Has any mail come for me-?
The clerk shook his head. hardly
expected any, and turned away 10
search the red telephone book for a
list OF detective agencies. tound
several, and. with the old gentleman
advice still in my mind. committed 10
memory the addresses OF four or nVe
which struck my fancy. | thought
would make the rounds until | found
some man personally liked. who
seemed honest, intelligent and expert
enced enough TO work with me and
for me. But fefore going out again,
stopped at the desk and repeated the
names which | had chosen TO the
clerk
DO you know anything about any
OF these people?" | asked him.
Il guess they're all of them straight
enough" said the clerk Still aftel
the mysterious Slater, or are you ou'
| for revenge"
"A little of BOTH" answered, "ol
even a little OF either.
Well said the clerk, that's th'
way To do il, providing OF course tha
you get a good Sherlock. These
sleuths are like everybody else, some
OF them straight, some OF them crook
ed. Don't be afraid TO cross.examin'
them. BY the way, the mails JUS
come in. Shall run over II for you
or are you In too much OF a hurry Z,
mo- l said, ri walt, but ther'
isn't much chance that you'll ind any
thing"
In spite of my doubt. found my
self waiting very impatiently
Here you are" the clerk said; Il
this any use TO your" and he tosse'
letter onto the counter
The envelope was an ordinary one
thumb-marked and dirty, and with
bloated distortion, as II 1t had ono
been wet. II had been addressed Y
me at Marbury, and readdressed from
there in a scrawl OF purple ink. A
carefully as my excitement would pei
nit, tore II open and pulled out tn
little half-sheet IL contained.
Steady on" said the clerk; "wha
Is the natter"
It's all right" replied, its al
u right" For down at the bottom o
the sheet, squeezed into the last bit o
cramped space, was a name | locke,
for, set before another which brough
the tears singing into my eyes wit
thesurprise and joy OF IT, with an ur
bounded thanksgiving for their mysti
and magical coupling; for | read sim
ply, Nancy Ellsworth"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-13

Waco, called Branns Iconoclast, the
brilliancy OF whose Nominations was
applied mainly TO undertaking the
publishers fellow-citizens. The Icon
oclast destroyed itself, as well as its
swashbuckling editor. He dug his
grave with his too trenchant pen,
thus bringing to pass in real life the
fictitious tragedy that used TO do duty
In NJ. Quad's Arizona Kicker"
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E. o. q.

Aerie and club rooms located at Nc 5l4 Central avenue, Hot Springs Aeris No. 5l meets every Thursday at D. Hb Visiting Eagles and ladies are always welcome Club rooms open from 9 q. III. until 70 p, m, except Tuesday and We'd nesday JOHN P MAY. w. r.
 Vincent West, Secretary.
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MARKET NEWS
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York May G. Reports of wet weather in the south over Sunoay appeared to revive bullish new crop apprehension in the cotton market today and there was very sharp advance in prices with the close very strong at a net gain of from IS to Al points.
 The opening was firm at an ad- vance of from 15 10 IS points on the favorable weather map and relative ly firm cables. There was enough cotton for sale between a renewal of bear pressure and selling by recent buyers causing some irregularity, but the tendency of the market was up ward until the active months were selling about 22 to 24 points ne. higher. At this level offerings be- came heavier and there was reac- ton of or points from the best, but the official predictions for mn settled weather, with showers over the belt except in the extreme south west. prevented aggressive selling for short account and the market soon firmed up again
 Receipts, 10.31G bales against 16, 494 last week and 12,104 last year Todays receipts at Galveston, 2649 hales against 1927 last year; at New Orleans, l,2O7 against CATO last year and at Houston 2120 against 1,217 last year
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XxxXxxx xxxx x x x HOW THE TRAINS RUN. x
XxXxXXxXXXx x x x XX x
ROCK ISLAND TIME CARD

ROCK ISLAND TIME CARD. 700 q. n. daily. except Sunday. Mal- vern local
 755 m daily, Little Rock local An trains arrlye and depart from Ben ton street station opposite the pOstoffice
 Trains Depart.
 i:30 D rn daily New York and Chi- caRo. Oklahoma and California 1;25 D. m daily. Little Rock Memphis Limited, connects at Memphis for all points
 5:so D. Tn daily. except Sunday. Nal vern local
 Trains Arrive.
 l0.35 a. m. daily from Memphis Lit tle Rock and Oklahoma.
 9:l5 m. daily, except Sunday Nal Vern local
 3:55 D. m daily from New York and all points east
 7:40 ?. m. daily from Little Rock Oklahoma and points east
 SIS D. mo except Sunday, from Nal No. t6. the l.3o p. m. train. has through steel sleepers 70 Chicago and kansas City parlor ear to Memphis anG dining car from Little Rock an steel coaches to Memphis Direct connection at Little Rock Co Oklahoma, California and all points west Connect at Mem phis for all points Quickest time to New York City without extra fare.
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BASEBALL 5
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NATIONAL
New York 6. St. Louis 1.

St. Louis. May 6-New York de- feated St Louis today, to l. Doyle the New York second baseman, was the big feature of the game. He got four hits in five times up, one triple stole two bases, figured ii, three double plays and scored once. A double, scratch hit and an out saved st Louis from a shnt out.
 Score by innings R. H. F St Louis .... 0O0 00lO 000-1 9 l New York .... l200 020 1Gl--6 10 0
 Batteries; Sallee and Wingo; Amos and Meyers.
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coMMlssloMER.s sALE

Notice Is hereby siven That in pur- Suauce of the authority and directions ! contained lu the dccretal order of the 'hancerr Court of Garland County. nnnc and entered on the 29th day of Januarv. A. i' lHl2 iu certain cause tNo g2SO. -9l' then pending therein between Fan- nle F latta complainant and O. H. Sumplet administrator estate of John J SuWptef dereased Nanuie F. Sumpter. MarN l." SFnptcr nee Mury I Shanua- nan J J. Sumptnr and Orlando Sumpter. deieituantS, The undersigned as Cofnuis- sioner ot said Court will offer for sale at public vendue to the highest bidder at The northwest front door or entrance of The county Courthouse in which said Court is held in Che County of Car iand- within the hours prescribed hv law Tor judicial sales on Saturday. the 18th day or May. A. D. 1912. Che following ueScIined real estate tO-Wit. An un- divided halt interest in said lots e a. v and l2, Block as, ip the City Of Hot sptnss' Arkansas, iE Garland County. Arkansas
 Terms of Sale. On credit of tbrae months, ihe purchaser being rcuulrcd fo execute g bond as required by law and lne order and decree of said Court 4n said cause With approved security. hrsrinf interest li tho rate or six per cent ncr anuum from date of sale. uutU paid. and a Hem being retained ou the premises sold lo secure the payment Of thc purchase
 Gwen under mv hand thls g5ih dav of April, A. D, 1912.
 B A. WHITTIN8TON 4-2e-sWks. Commissioner ln Chancery
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WARNING ORDER.
wkly-60-d

In the Garland County chaneery Court. Matilda Mcclure. plaintiff.
 Against F. Fl. Olmstead, Louisa M Olmstead Chas w. Paine and Cora Burton. de- fendants
 The defendant Charles w Paine Is warned Co appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint ef the plalntiff
 Given under my hand and seal of said Court ou this 18th day of April. 1912
 F. A. WHITTINGTON, Clerk
 By s. J. ERICKSON D. C. C Floyd Hun, attorney ad litem. IA. J. Murphy, Atty for piaintifr
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IRON MOUNTAIN TlME CARD.
Trains Arrive


 No S93-from local points between Benton and Hot Springs on local freight train (daily except Sunday. 7.l5 a. m. No lt-trom st. Louis Chicago, Kan sas City Memphis Little Rock. Texas and California 16.5J a. m
 No l9-From St Louis Kansas City. Fort Smith. Little Rock. and Texarkana. 2,25 D. m.
 No Si1 From St. Louis. Kansas City, Memphis Little Rock Pine Bluff and Texas. i0:55 D. m
 Trains Depart
 No. S44. for Pine BIuff. Little Rock. Texas, California. Kansas City, Mem phis and St Louis 5.l5 a m No >s4 for local points between Hot Springs and Bentou on local freight train daily except Sunday) $500 a m No 2o-For Little Rock Fort Smith and Kansas City l1:30 a m. No. ls-kor St Louis Chicago. Kan sas City Memphis Little Rock. Pine Bluff Texas, California and New Or leans. s.&9 D. m.
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SOUTHERN
Memphis 10. alrmInaham Q.

Birmingham, May G--Memphis de- feated Birmingham this afternoon, 10 to With one on in the first Baer- wald hit a home run to deep center Thereafter the locals were unable to check the hiSs lof the visitors. Prcueh was an easy mark. Fergu son. on the other hand. was in excel lent form and throughout the game did not walk a man
 Score by innings K. E. P Birmingham .... .00Q GOO K Memphis ........ .203 O32 0-10 10 3
 Batteries: Trough, Smith and Yantz. Ferguson and Tonneman.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
 STOCKHOLDERS.


 Notice Is hereby given that a special meeting of the stockholders 0f the Mem phis. Dallas x Gulf Railroad Company will be held at the office of the Com pany. in the City Of Nashville. Arkansss on the 2sth day of June. 1912 at ii o'clock a m.. for the purpose of consider ing the following special business
 tf)- The ratification of the action Of the Board of Directors in acquiring Inc properties. rights and franchises of th0 following railroads, to- wit: The Antoine Valley Railroad. the Cltimathule. Arka- delphla k Mississippi Railway, the Cad do X Choetaw Railroad, and the A. l.. Clark Lumber Company Railroad known as the Hot Springs Glenwood < Western Railway
 t21 The authorization of the taking of all other proceedings necessary t0 carry fully into effect the foregoing
 w. w. BROWN, President Attest:
 j. w BISHOP. Secretary. April 2Sth 1912. wlly God