The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-10-12
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BY w. H. Q.

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Il BY w. H. Q.
"If you think you're beaten you are,
| If you think you dare not you don't,
If you'd like to win, but think you
can't,
| It's almost a cinch you won't
If you think you'll lose, you've lost,
For out in the world you find
Success begins with a fellows will
It's all in the state of mind.
| Full many race is lost
Ere ever a step is run,
And many coward fails
Ere ever his works begun;
! Think big and your deeds will grow
| Think small and you'll fall behind,
Think that you can and you will,
| It's all in the state of mind.
| II you think you're OutclaSSed, you ar
You've got to think high to rise,
You've got to be sure of yourself
before
, You can win a prize;
Lies battles don't always go
| To the stronger or faster man,
| But soon or late the man WHO wins
Is the fellow who thinks he can"
| Another Unknown.
What has become of Brother Bur
lingame, of Evansville? Have resolved
the Evansville JournalNews regularly,
but have been unable to locate the T.
p. A. column in the last four issues.
| Had not State Press Chairman Ryan
better sent a search warrant after
him w. H. Wiley in Marion Leader
Tribune.
We worried" our head nearly bald
for the past two or three weeks try
ing to find some r. P. A. Notes in that
big library of a paper we get from
Evansville, feeling so much paper
ought to produce something in our
line We finally concluded it was fail
ing eyesight and we are very much
relieved to be informed that others
have been searching in vain also. Get
back on the job Burlingame, you are
missed
Have you noticed that new covering
on the card room floor. Quite an i'm
provement to that part of our head
quarters
We are pleased to receive the follow
ing applications this week: c. c. Allen
of the Allen Furniture Co., John A.
Ratliff of the Richmond Baking Co., H.
J. Nieman. city salesman for Rich.
mond Baking Co. This makes our
membership over four hundred
Ed. Dye, Post C's most ardent advo
cate of rock ribbed Democracy was a
visitor at headquarters this week Ed
looks young and sweet with his upper
lip whiskers nearly scraped off.
Ross Bowman blew" in a few min
utes last Saturday night. From the
way Ross talks he is surely going to
vote for Taft. If the United States
has enough Ross Bowmans, as noisy
as ours, there will be but one side to
the story on election day.
Surprising the chairman of railroads
would get active on irregularities OF
steam train, electric cars, and other
transportation service; the Legislative
chairman get busy; the hotel chair
man watch our eating places, hotels
cab service, livery service; the good
roads chairman get active on many
things that come under his jurisdic
ton; supposing all the other commit
tees would find out that they have
their respective jobs: supposing the
President would outline a lot of work
for these fellows and see that they did
it, wouldn't Post c be a power in the
state organization. 1t won't come to
pass for everybody says in answer
Yes, that would be fine. but say. let's
!. have a game of Rhum."
r Chas. o. Tooker is gradually i'm
proving. We think with careful coax
ing his face will soon recover.
John Heggar and Company were in
Dayton three days this week attending
an Insurance Convention and getting
some square meals at the Beckel-sc
John said.
Almost invariably when your press
chairman graces headquarters with
his. dignified ca presence some prom
inent Office holder, who has some free
job in view that he desires to pull of
, to the satisfaction and surprise oil
fost members and with proper edifI
cation to himself. will call the press
, representative off to one side and ask
him to announce in the paper that his
committee is going to have a most
important meeting on such and such a
night at eight o'clock sharp. The
good old wagon of the press pens
theannouncement in proper style, Civ.
ing the honorable chairman of the
committee all the mention possible