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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-04-17
SERVANTS
GET UNION CARDS
(National News Associationl


CHICAGO, April 17.-Domestic SER
wants in Chicago today We're supplied
with union cards showing membership
in a real labor union. The Household
Workers Association has been given
a charter by the American Federation
of Labor AS soon as the new union
has gained sufficient strength and a
walking delegate is elected, demands
will be made upon housewives for bet
ter working conditions, regular hours
of work and Wednesday and Sunday
afternoons Off
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TO DONATE $3.50

The German Fire Insurance COM
pany, composed of many German resi-
dents of this city and Wayne county.
have voted to donate $3.50 to be dis
tributed among the Germans suffering
from the flood in Dayton and Hamil-
ton. The money will be distributed
by a committee which will go to Day
ton tomorrow in an automobile. The
committee is composed of B. A. Ken
nepohl, Henry Bode, Adolph Blick-
wedel and E. Bettenbrock, officials of
the insurance company.
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SPORTING NOTES

PHILADELPHIA, April 17-Pugil-
lists who were enthusiastically calling
Luther McCarty a chess champion"
are not quite SO enthusiastic about it
today. McCarty battered Jim Flynn,
the Pueblo fireman, almost at will, in
their six round battle here last night.
Flynn is much smaller than McCarty
and the result was forcasted, but it
was seen during the bout that Nc
Carly did not full extend himself.
There was much to indicate that he
has a terrific wallop in either hand
and has considerable science.
Prior to the McCarty-Flynn mix-up,
Joe Jeanette and George Cotton,
ebony hued gentlement, mixed it for
four rounds; Young Az Kaufman,
McCarty's sparring partner, knocked
out Al Benedict of New York; Frank
Moran of Pittsburg, shaded Sailor
White in six rounds and Jim Savage
OF New York, earned the decision
over Tim Logan of Philadelphia in a
whirlwind six round affair.
PITTSBURGH, April 17.-Honus
Wagner, the Pirates star shortstop re-
turned from Youngstown, Ohio, today
where he paid second visit to Bone
setter Reese. Wagner hurt his knee
during the training season and the
injury has not responded to treat
ment. 1t was believed he would not
be out for some time yet.
PATERSON, n. J., April 17-How-
ard p. Drewm, the negro schoolboy of
Springfield, Mass, established a
worlds indoor record for sixty yards
last night when he ran the distance
in Is seconds, clipping one fifth of
second from the old mark
AUGUSTA, Ga, April lily Cobb,
hold-out Detroit outfielder today
answered the statement issued yester-
day by President Navin in which the
latter said the controversy with Cobb
at present was not so much of Cobb's
salary demands, but that giving it to
Cobb would be detriment to dis
cipline.
ut seems that Navin has shifted
around in his position" said Cobb.
For several weeks past it has been
matter of money-Navin not being
able to pay me what I asked. Navin
offered me contract that called for
the same figures as last year He
made me no other offer and in this
connection l wish to state am not the
best paid ball player in the world
Regarding my failure to report for
spring practice, I wish to say that it
was because of Navins orders against
1t. He positively told me not to re-
port, because l was regarded as a
holdout. Had | reported, | would have
had to pay my expenses. But I did
the fairest thing possible kept my
self in condition and in readiness to
respond at moments notice"
SPOKANE, Wash, April 1.-THE
local club playing against the Port
land team in the Northwest League
executed a triple steal yesterday-one
of the few feats of the kind on record.
NEW YORK, April 17.-Freddie
Welsh, lightweight champion of Eng
land is out with a def in which he
asks for fights with Leach Cross. Jack
ALL zzH
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His Wanderinq Wit.

Gibhs-Dubleigh has bright ideo
now and then. Dibbs-Yes; II Dub
leigh ever has brain fever 1t will be
Internationally Boston Transcript
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-04-17

Metallurgists, steel makers and rail
users Of the world are recognizing that
the original seat of the defects which
result in broken rails is the ingot
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-04-17

On a test, paper insulation on eX-
posed electric wires has withstood ser
vice for twenty-three years.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-04-17

None can injure him who does not
injure himSelf.-St. Chrysostom.
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A handsome lot of Gold Fish just
secured at Prices.
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Britton, AID Wolgast, Willie Richie
and Packy Mcfarland in the order
named.
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NEW YORK, April 17-Freddie
Welsh, lightweight champion of Eng
land is out with def in which he
asks for fights with Leach Cross, Jack
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Chicaso's grand opera season rust
closed shows receipts of more than
100000 against $4,000 last season.
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WOODBURY., n. j., April 17.-Fol-
lowing the recent attempt to stage
tennis tournaments at night on cleo
trically lighted courts, the Woodbury.
Country club is installing a lighting
system for it's golf links.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-04-17

SPOKANE, Wash, April 1.-THE
local club playing against the Port
land team in the Northwest League
executed a triple steal yesterday-one
of the few feats of the kind on record.
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SARATOGA, n. Y, April 17.-Twen-
ty-eight of the historic stakes will be
revived for the racing which resumes
at the track here in August The list
includes the Saratoga handicap worth
$4,000; the Sanford memorial $500.
and the Saratoga special $1,000. There
will be II stakes for 3-year-olds and
eleven fixtures for 2-year-olds.
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TO THE POINT

Arson squad Of the militant suffra.
gets set fire to the timber yards at
Oxford, England. Loss $25000o.
Pay patient rate in Ohio state in
stitutions may be increased from
1910 to $3.50 week by the state
board of charities.
Thirty men and women were hurt,
two fatally, in fire which started in
the drying room of the Atlantic mac.
aroni factory in Long Island City.
Twenty-four hours OF heavy rain
dampened the ardor OF mutinous In.
dians and they returned to the Ship
rock reservation in New Mexico.
Miss Lola May, an actress, is being
sued for $4,000 damages by Mrs
Marie CranGall, who alleges that the
actress aiienated the affections of
her husband, Derby Crandall, q stock
broker,
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Rebel General AguIaP Sends Re-
assuring Message
Replies To Bryans Warming MadGrO Brothers, Arrested
On Charge Of Conspiracy Against The Mexican
Government, Are Given Refuge On Board An AmeFi-
can BatteShip p.WGre Never Tried For Alleged OF,
fGnSG-LatG Developments

Washington, Nov. 22.-Definite as
burances that the vast properties Of
the various oil companies on the east
coast Of Mexico will be protected
have been received by the United
States government from the revolu-
donists' commander, General Aguilar.
This announcement was made at the
state department. General Aguilar's
assurance was in response to a warn
ing sent to him by Secretary Bryan
on behalf of the American and other
foreign oil interests.
The message of General Aguilar
was as follows: 81 am governing on
q constitutional basis, my attitude
being to guarantee the interests of
all foreign and domestic oil corpora
lions existing in the territory l occu-
py, fulfilling in this manner the de-
mands of civilization and not being
governed by caprice or vengeance"
General Aguilar is reported as in
control of the oil fields proper, the
federals holding the important coast
cities, Tampico and Tuxpan. The
rebel leader therefore is in a position
70 guarantee protection II he chooses.
The fact that the Madero brothers,
relatives Of the late president Of Mex
SEQ, had been given refuge aboard
United battleship at Vera Cruz was
not known officially In Washington
until the navy department received
a brief message from Admiral Fetch
er, commanding the American squad
ron in Mexican waters.
Several weeks ago the Maderos
were suppliants to the American au-
thorities on the occasion of their ar
rest under charge of conspiracy
against the government The state
department then called on the Huerta
government to see that the men re-
ceived fair trial. The men never
were tried, however. but were held at
Vera Cruz until their release We'd
nesday. The state department is not
Informed of any demand made upon
the consulate for their delivery to the
Mexican authorities at Vera Cruz.
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DEMMIES' Chief CONTENDER
WILL BE REPUBLICAN PARTY

Washington, Nov. 22.-The presi-
dent and Mrs. Wilson entertained the
chairman of the national Democratic
committee, William F. McCombs,
and his bride, at luncheon at the
White House. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Combs are spending few days at
the Shoreham and are expected to re-
main over the wedding day.
Mr.. McCombs announced that he
believes the Republican nartv will he
the chief contender with the Demo
cratic party for the presidency in
1916. "The recent elections" said Mt
Combs, have served to strengthen
conviction I have had since the last
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DEFAULTER
A BANKRUPT

Cleveland, o., Nov. 22.--Albert W..
Nebel, a Canton bookkeeper, filed a
voluntary petition in bankruptcy in
federal court here. His liabilities
were set at $4,000 and his assets at
$25. The principal item in the list of
Liabilities is: City National Bank,
Canton, balance of shortage in cash.
1903, $4,000" Diebel was teller in
the bank and was found guilty OF EN-.
bezzling the $4,000. He served five
years.
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States would regard as an unfriendly
act anything approaching a naval
demonstration by Great Britain in
Mexican waters, and that while he
had no objection to England sending
single ships to the various ports, the
United States insisted that no squad.
ron be permitted to interfere with
the freedom of action by the comman-
der of the American war vessels now
ut Vera Cruz. The result was that
The orders to the squadron were
Eountermanded and the squadron
project was abandoned.
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DEFIES MEXICAN OFFICERS
Consul Canada Sends Madero Family
Aboard American Warshp.


Vera Cruz, Nov. 22.-Defylng Gen
eral Mas, military commander of
Vera Cruz, Consul Canada sent Err
nesto Madero Evaristo Madero and
-FOUR OF their relatives aboard tho
United States batteship Rhode
Island. They were held there pend
tng further instructions from Wash.
ington. Canada personally escorted
the Mexicans from the consulate to
the warship. accompanied by guard
Of six marines.
When Consul Canada refused the
demand of Mas to hand over the
haderos, rumors reached the consul
OF yelled threats by the Mexicans to
take the refugees by force, Through.
out the day boat filled with armed
eluejackets remained alongside the
quay, and the men were ready to
come ashore at the first sign OF trou-
BILE.
Later the Maderos we're transferred
90 the steamer Chester, which viii
Gail for Havana.
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A. F. Of L. on Intervention.

Seattle, Wash, Nov. 22-The Amer
lean Federation of Labor refused to
adopt resolution condemning armed
intervention in Mexico, on the ground
that such intervention might be justi
fable and desirable. The convention
adopted resolution urging President
Wilson to continue policy looking
to peaceful adjustment of the con.
flict among the Mexican people,"
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License Board Mandamused.

Cincinnati, o., Nov. %. Judge
Pugh of the superior court granted
an alternative writ of mandamus,
asked for by William w. Daugherty,
a saloonkeeper, against the Hamilton
county liquor license commission.
Daugherty was not given license
and he claims there was no legal
ground for the refusal to give him
enc. The granting of the writ, il it
is not set aside by higher court,
means that the liquor license commits
sion must either grant him license
or come into court and show why
none is given Daugherty. Attorneys
agreed to have the hearing set for
Dec. 3.
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Hammond Attacks BRYAN.

Worcester Mass, Nov. 20. = John
Hays Hammond, mining expert,
speaking here at the closing session
or Clark university conference on
Latin America, declared that he
would not invest cent In a foreign
country as long as William j. Bryan
Is secretary of state. He said any
man who would make such an invest.
ment is lacking in sense. Mr.. Ham
mond had Mexico in view when he
made the above remarka
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FARMER MUST help SELF
"UPLIFTERS" ARE RAPED

Manchester, N. H.. Nov. 22.--Rigor-
GUS control of telephone and tele.
graph companies by the government
In the interests of the people was IA
vored in resolution adopted by the
National Grange, The grange de-
clared among other findings: THAT
the county seems to be going crazy
over conferences, junkets and uplift-
ings that are supposed to be for the
good of the farmer. Whatever is ac-
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Refuse to Hear Evldenos.

Newark, o., Nov. 22.-The Licking
county license commission refused to
hear evidence to support the COM
plant made by d. c. Woolard, who
protests against the boards granting
licenses to Thomas Buoy, Joseph
Kuster, w. c. Vogelmeir and Charles
Livingston. The board held that it
has not the power to act under the
complaint.
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Cleveland, o., Nov. %. = Another
suit attacking the new liquor license
law was filed in the court of common
pleas. John Walter, a saloon man,
who was denied a license, filed suit
through Attorney ]. H. Schoen asking
the court to issue a mandate requir-
ing the license commissioners to
grant him a license on the ground
that he has all the qualifications for
one under the law. If such an order
is issued, there will undoubtedly be
rush of several hundred other saloon
men with similar petitions.
Complaints continue to pour in at
the Offices of the license commission
ers Many saloonkeepers who were
denied licenses ON the eve of issuing
the certificates demand the reason
for the reflections.
Strict observance Of the liquor laws
is to prevail in Cleveland. All saloons
will be closed up from midnight Sat
urday until opening hour Monday.
Big downtown cafes, which have been
deprived of Sunday restaurant privi-
leges for some time, will not be able
to resume their trade.
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in WRECK

Bellaire, o., Nov. pa car con.
tanning IL miners collided with a car
hauling ESQ pounds of dynamite, near
the entry of the Pullney mine, below
here, and all the men were injured,
six fatally. 1t is considered remark.
able that the powder failed to ex.
plode. The fatally injured are: Joe
Hooker, Henry Dovorick, Charles Do.
vorick, Charles Slicona, George Moi.
zak and Charles Zovac.
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Berlin, Nov. Accommodation
by wireless telephone over the Allan.
tic was accomplished on Oct. 27, ac.
cording to Rear Admiral Emsmann,
director of the Lorenz Engineering
company. He told the congress of
the Society Of Naval Architects, in
session at Charlottenburg, that a CO.
herent message was transmitted from
the company's station at Neustadt. in
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-11-25
Law Aaain unheld.

Toledo, o., Nov. 22.-Refusing an
Injunction against the Lucas county
license board, Judge John P. Manton
upheld the constitutionality of the
new Ohio liquor law In test case in
which 40 attorneys, representing
liquor dealers in all parts of the
state, were interested.
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London Editor on Wilson Polio,

New York, Nov. %. - Sir George
Paish, editor of the London Statist.
who has been in Washington most OF
the week, sent dispatch to his paper
from Washington saying: 81 am con-
vinced that President Wilson Is pur.
suing strong, patient and persistent
policy In Mexico and that he will ac-
complish his purpose. His desire is
not conquest nor is he antagonistic
to foreign interests. He wishes to
promote the permanent welfare OF
the Mexican people"
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Claims Census Was Padded.

Port Clinton, o., Nov. 22.-That the
special census of the village of Ell
more, ta..en in September, was pad.
ded, is claimed in petition filed by
H. w. Guthrie in the common pleas
court here. Guthrie asks that the
Ottawa county license commissioners
be restrained from issuing a license
to Peter Keil.
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STREAM " RIMER

REAL ESTATE AND LOANS
Farmc and city property bought, sold
and exchanged. Properties rented and
rents collected. Fire insurance q spe
cialty. Representing IA old reliable
stock companies. Accident Insurance.
live stock insurance. Plate glass in
surance, automobile insurance, In fact
we can insure any property you may
have. Surety bonds of all kinds. CaD
and see us. Room 1 Sipe bldg, South
Main at. Cit phone No. 447 Black;
Luther a. stream VIM. r. RImer
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Thomas Mott Osborne, acquiring
prison experience as a philanthropist.
came In for reprimand at the table,
showing that etiquette is complicated
no matter where one eats.
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BANK
HOLDUP

Meridian. Miss, Nov. ga mask.
ed robber entered the bank of Heidel.
berg, Miss, forced the cashier and
others into the vault, locked 1t and
escaped with $4,000. A posse was or
ganized.
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BRYAN's PROTEST
Results In Cancellation Of order to
British Squadron.

Mexico City. Nov. gam abrupt
cancellation OF the orders issued to
the British squadron from the Barba.
does 20 proceed to Vera Cruz was
caused by emphatic protest from the
state department at Washington to
the British foreign Office. Secretary
Bryan informed the British ambassa-
dor at Washington that the United
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-11-25
ArbitratiOn Treaty WIEN p.nmark.

According to advices from Washing.
ton Secretary Bryan has just announc-
ed that he is negotiating with Den
mark treaty providing for the sub.
mission to arbitration OF all questions
arising between the two governments,
including questions Of national honor
The negotiations were undertaken at
the initiative Of Constantin Brun, Dan.
ish minister in Washington.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-11-25

Now that French aviator has flown
at the rate OF 1876 miles an hour, mo-
torists should gracefully concede the
speed palm to him and proceed to de-
yelop the safety first" idea.
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MISS WILSON IS 26
Marriage License Taken Out by a
White House Clerk.

Washington, Nov. 22.-The mar
riage license for Miss Jessie Wilson,
the presidents daughter, and Francis
B. sayre, was taken out here. AS It
is not compulsory for the contracting
persons to appear in person, neither
Miss Wilson nor Mr.. Sayre went to
the marriage license clerks office.
irwin P. Hoover, one of the clerks at
the White House, appeared for them.
Hoover gave the age of Miss Wilson
as rs and that of Mr.. Sayre as 2s
years old.
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Duplicate Greater After Flood.

Duplicate Greater After Flood.
Hamilton, o., Nov. %. = Although
Butler county suffered millions OF
dollars of losses during the March
flood, the total tax duplicate Just
completed shows more than s2,5OO,OOO
increase.
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Girl HIT
BY TRAIN

Lima, O., Nov, 22.-Playing a game
OF tag with companions as she was
en- route home from school, Martha
Whitted, 8, was tagged and ran back.
ward into Lake Erie & Western
passenger train, One arm was bro.
ken' leg was crushed and she also
received internal injuries that will
probably prove fatal.
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IS SUED

Washington, Nov. 90. Senator
Isaac Stephenson Of Wisconsin was
named as the defendant in suit filed
by Rodey Sacket, formerly his conf
Dental employe, to recover $4,000
for services alleged to have been
given.
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The tragedy of Humpty Dumpty is
rivaled in the estimate that each year
eggs valued at $75.0OOO0O are broken
In transit to market.
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Since William II. Taft has consider
ably reduced his weight. there is room
enough in moving picture of him for
another man.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-11-25

Man wants but little here below"
but he has to hustle because Mrs.
Man wants 1914 automobile and ths
nearest approach to 1915 clothes.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-11-25

The chances are that Sir Thomas
Upton will do as well with his yacht
as his compatriots have done in the
other championships.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-11-25

New York. observes an exchange,
never runs out of grafters." Certain
ly not. Another illustration Of the law
governing supply and demand.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-11-25

These husbands who murder their
wives and then commit suicide go
about the job the wrong way. They
should kill themselves first.
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Well, all those baseball clubs that
did not land pennant this wear have
all OF next year ahead OF them, and
all kinds of championships are won
between seasons.
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The pedestal on which Porfirio Diaz
once stood marks an exceedingly slip.
perry footing for men of less weight
and equilibrium.
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complished must be the work of the
rural people themselves and not that
OF crowd OF 'uplifters and experts
from the city"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-11-25

A Vassar girl threw baseball 2o5
Beet the other day. How's that for
Moman's right?
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-11-25

1t is not surprising that some col
lege men cannot write good English,
Why, some OF them cannot even play
good football.
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Harvard university is to have a kin
oergarten. After all, 1t is the little
things In the world that count.
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Could Not Sleep.

Cincinnati, o., Nov, 22.- Jacob
Weidner, 60, committed suicide at his
home here because he had been un-
able to sleep, He fastened a moose
to rope and hung hiI.-lf from a
water pipe.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-11-25

II the earth thinks 1t can shake OF
the Panama canal 1t might as well
undeceive itself
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1913-11-25
SENT COHERENT MESSAGE
ACROSS THE ATLANTIC

Hanover to the station on the coast
OF New Jersey. distance of nearly
1000 miles.