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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-22

government" will not succeed in foist-
ing it's latest apostle upon the United
States supreme court. Four years OF
Taft-in-power was greatly more than
the people wanted. Taft-in-pOwer-for-
life naturally is a thing against which
the people will protest.
FORSAkES G. O. p.
Joseph Byers, a White county citi-
zen OF high standing, has Joined the
Progressive party. He announced In a
local Progressive convention that he
had ceased to be a Republican. Mr..
Byers recently was nominated by the
Republicans for township office. He
did not qualify and declined the Re-
publican honor. Mr.. Byers is enlisted
"for the war" as a Progressive. He
refused longer to be fooled by the
stand-pat machine.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-22
PROGRESSVES TO ATTEND
BIC PICNIC At Y|NCENNES

INDIANAPOLIS, July 22.-Progres-
sives of the Second Indiana district
will hold a big barbecue and aH-day
picnic at Vincennes, August II. 1t is
the plan to make the affair a joint
rally Of the First, Second, Third and
Fifth Indiana districts, and Illinois Pro-
gressives from nearby, over the state
line, are to take part. 1t Is hoped
that the Fourth district will send a
delegation and that the Sixth and Sew
enth will have delegations on hand. 1t
is expected that all the Progressive
state candidates will attend. The Pro
gressiye congressional candidates will
attend, as the special guests of Judge
James B. Wilson of Bloomington, the
Progressive nominee in the Second dis
trict
Albert J. .Beveridge. Progressive can
didate for senator; cambridge Colby
of New York, Jane Adams of Illinois,
Senator B. B. Shively of Marion, w.
d. Headrick Of Indianapolis, and Judge
Wilson will be on the program Of
speakers.
Under the management of DR.. r. H.
Richards, Second district chairman,
aided by John Napier Dyer, Knox coun-
ty chairman; George w. Lott of Vim
cennes, Progressive candidate for au-
ditor of state, and Judge Wilson, with
the cooperation of Progressive news
papers in all southern Indiana, the Vim
cennes barbecue Is being widely ad-
vertised It is already certain that
the barbecue will be tremendous eye
opener to the people of the whole state
Of Indiana.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-22
MARION FOR NEW PARTY.

In the city of Marion, which in for
mer years was good for a Republican
plurality Of 1900, a recent precinct poll
showed by eighteen Republican voters
In a precinct that returned two hun
dred votes in the old days. In the
loss for their party. Where have the
voters gone? Some few are still in
doubt. The bulk has gone into the
great Progressive army.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1914-11-27

ed the tips Of her neatly gloved hands.
Then she looked up. 1.-THE kindest and
gentlest thing can say about her Is
that II she'd let her hair grow out
gray maybe her face wouldn't look so
hard"
T. A. Junior flung himself back in
his chair and threw back his head and
laughed at the ceiling.
Then, How old is your SOM" with
disconcerting suddenness.
Jocks scandalously near eighteen"
In her quick mind Emma McChesney
was piecing odds and ends together,
and shaping the whole to 1T Fat Ed
Meyers. A little righteous anger was
rising within her.
T. A. Junior searched her face with
his glowing eyes.
Does my father know that you
have a young man son? Queer you
never mentioned It,"
Queer? Maybe Also, don't re-
member ever having mentioned what
church my folks belonged to, or where
was born, or whether like my steak
rare or medium, or what my maiden
name was, or the size of my shoes,
or whether l take my coffee with or
without. That's because l don't be.
lieve in dragging private and family
affairs into the business relation. ]
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1914-11-27

joke, you know, when other women
cry. IT isn't so wearing"
She turned abruptly aud walked
toward the door. T. A. Junior OVER
took her in three long strides, and
placed himself directly before her.
MY cue," said emma McChesney.
with weary brightness, Ito say. let
me pass, sir!'"
Please don't" pleaded T. "A. Junior.
III remember this the rest of my life.
1 thought l was statue OF modern
business methods, but after today I'm
going to ask the office boy to help mo
run this thing. If I could only think
Of some special way to apologize to
you-"
"Oh, it's all right" said Emma Nc.
Chesney indifferently. :
But it isn't! 1t isn't! You don't
understand. That human jellyfish Of
a Meyers said some things, and I
thought I'd be clever and prove them.
cant ask your pardon. There aren't
words enough In the language Why.
you're the finest little wonlan--you'ra
you'd restore the faith Of a cynfo
who had chronic indigestion. wish
L Say, let me relieve you OF cou.
pie of those small towns that you hate
to make, and give you Cleveland ana
Cincinnati. And let me Why say.
Mrs. McChesney! Please! Dontl
This isn't the time to-"
1T can't holm ~ ,oI,hoa U,.. ,s
Chesney, her two hands before her
face. "I'll stop in minute. There:
I'm stopping now. For heavens sake,
stop patting me on the head!"
Please don't be SO decent TO mo-
entreated T. A. Junior, his fine eyes
more luminous than ever III only
you'd try to get back at me ] wouldn'e
feel so cut up about It,"
Emma McChesney looked up at him,
smile shining radiantly through the
tears.
very we'll. I'll do IT. Just before
came in they showed me that nav
embroidery-founced model you tuse
designed. Maybe you don't know T.
but women wear only one limp pettl.
coat nowadays. And buttoned shoea
The eyelets in. that embroidery. are
Just big enough to catch on the TOP
button of a woman's shoe, and teaE.
ana trip her. ought to have let yos
make up a couple Of million OF them
and then watch them come back a
your hands. ] was going to ten yos.
anyway, for T. A. Seniors sake. Nov
I'm doing It for your own"
For" began T. A. Junior texoteeA
ly. And found himself addressfns ~
backs Of the letters on tho ~
marked Private" as It slammed ~
the trim, erect figure in blue.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1914-11-27

on tho stage and outside OF novels.i
Let's get down to cases. II ! let you
make love to me. keep mr. job Ii
that it?'
Why-no-l-to tell tho truth
was only"
Don't embarrass yourself Just
want to tell you that before I'd accept
your auto ride I'd open little fancy
art goods and needIework store in
Menominee, Michigan. and get ont tho
newest things In Hardanger work and
Egyptian embroidery. And that's my
notion OF zero in occupation. Besides.
no plain. everyday working woman
could enjoy herself in your car, be$
cause her conscience wouldn't let her..
She'd be thinking all the time how She
was depriving some poor, hard-work,
ing chorus girl of her legitimate past
time, and that would spoil cverything.l
The elevator man told me that you
had q rev motor car, but the news
didn't interest mo half as much an
that of his having new twin girisl
Anything with five thousand dollars,
can have sixty-power machine, hut
only an elevator man on eight dollars
a week can afford the luxury OF twins.
MY dear Mrs. McChesney-"
Don't" said Emma McChesney|
sharply. II couldn't stand much more
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1914-11-27

in much stirrin,. whatcha think Of
the Grand Central? I uncerctand
they're going to have q contrivance
so you can stand on. a mat In the
waiting-room and wish yourself down
to the track an train that you're
leavfn' on. The G'ints have picked a
bunch Of shines this season. T. A.
Juniors got a new 60-power auto.
Genevieve- that yella.headed steno-
was married last month to Henry, the
shipping clerk. My wife presented
me with twin girls Monday. Well,
thank you, Mrs. McChesney. I guess
thatl help some"
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1914-11-27

think ought to tell you that on the
way in met Ed Meyers of the
+ Strauss Sans-Silk Skirt company, com
ing out. So anything you say won't
surprise me-"
you wouldn't be surprised?" asked
i. A. Junior smoothly, IF l were ia
say that I'm considering giving a man
your territory?"
Emma McChesney's eyes those
eyes that had seen so much of the
world and its ways, and that still
could return your gaze SO clearly and
honestly-widened until they looked
SO much like those of hurt child, or
dumb animal that has received a
death wound, that young T. A. dropped
his gaze in confusion.
Emma McChesney stood up. Her
breath came little quickly. But
when she spoke, her voice was low
and almost steady.
IF you expect me to beg you for
my job, you're mistaken. T. A. Bucks
Featherloom petticoats have been my
existence for almost ten years. I've
sold Featherlooms six days in the
week, and seven when had a Sun
day customer. They've not only been
my business and my means of earning
livelihood, they've been my religion,
my diversion, my life, my pet pastime.
I've lived petticoats, I've talked petit
coats. I've sold petticoats. I've dreamed
petticoats-why, I've even worn the
edsthfngs! And that's more than
any man Will ever do for you.'
Young i. A. rose. He laughed a
little laugh Of sheer admiration. Adj
mfration shone, too, in those eyes of
his which 80 many women found ir-
3resfstible. He took a step forward
and laid one well.shaped hand on
Emma McChesney's arm. She did not
shrink, so he let his hand slip down
the neat blue serge sleeve until It
reached her snugly-gloved hand.
You're all right" he said. His
voice3was very low. and there. was a
new note in It. Listen, grille. I've
Just bought q new sixty-power ma
chine. Have dinner with me tonight,
will you? And we'll take run out in
the country somewhere. It's warm,
even for March. Tll7bring along a fur
coat for you. H'm?'
Mrs. McChesney stood thoughtfully
regarding the hand that covered her
ewn. The blue Of her eyes and the
pink Of her cheeks were marvel to
behold. ~
TITS a shame" she began slowly,
that you're not twenty-five years
younger. 10 that your father could
give you the licking you deserve when
he comes home. I shouldn't be sur
prised II he'd do It anyway. The Lord
preserve me from these quiet, deep
devils with temperamental hands and
luminous eyes. Give me one Of the
bull-necked. red.faced, hoarse-voiced.
fresh kind every time. You know
what they're going to say, at least.
and you're prepared for them. II 1
were to tell you how the hand you're
holding is ttngling to box your ears
you'd marvel that any human being
could have that much repression and
live. I've heard Of this kind Of thing.
but ! didn't know Il happened often
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1914-11-27

said Young T. A. .emphatically.
please sit down. It's . good idea
this talking over your trip. There are
several little things-now Kiser &
Bloch, Of River Falls, for instance.
We ought to be selling them. The
head Of their skirt and suit depart
ment is named Stitch, isn't she?
Now. what would you say Of Miss
stitch?"
"say!" repeated Emma McChesney
quickly. "As q woman. or q buyer?"
T. A. Junior thought q minute. "As
a woman"
Mrs.. Mcchesney theushtfully regard.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1914-11-27

Emma McChesney swung down the
hall and into the big, bright Office
She paused at the head bookkeener,a
desk. The head bookkeeper was
woman. Old Man Buck had learned
something about the faithfulness of
women employees. The head bookkeep.
or looked up and said some convinc.
ing things.
Thanks" said Emma, in return.
TITS mighty good to be here. Is It
true that skirts are going to be full in
the back? How's business? T. A.
int"
young T. A. is. But think he's
busy just now. You know T. A.
Senior isn't back yet. He had a
tight squeeze. guess. Everybody's
talking about the way young T. A.
took hold. You know he spent years
running around Europe, and he made
a specially Of first nights, and first
editions, and French cars when he
did show up here. But now! He's
changed the advertising, and design.
ing, and cutting departments around
here until there's as much difference
between this place now and the place
It was three months ago as there is
between hoop-skirt and hobble. He
designed one skirt Here, Miss
Kelly! Just go in and get one of
those embroidery flounce models for
Mrs. McChesney. Hows that? Hon.
estly, I'd wear it myself"
Emma McChesney held the garment
in her two hands and looked it over
critically. Her eyes narrowed thought.
fully. She looked up to reply when
the door of T. A. Bucks private office
opened, and Ed Meyers walked briskly
out. Emma McChesney put down the
skirt and crossed the office so that
she and he met Just in front of the
little gate that formed an entrance
along the railing.
Ed Meyers mouth twisted itself
into smile. He put out a welcom-
ing hand.
Why, hello, stranger! When did
you drive in? How's every little
thing? I'm darned If you don't grow
prettier and younger every day OF
your sweet life"
"Quit Sans-Silks ?" inquired Mrs. Nc.
Chesney briefly.
"Why-no. But was just telling
young T. A. in there that If could
only find a nice, paying little gents
furnishing business in a live little
town that wasn't swamped with that
kind Of thing already I'd buy it, by
George! I'm tired of this peddling."
Sing that" said Emma McChesney.
TT might sound better" and marched
into the Office marked Private"
T. A. Juniors good-looking back
and semi-bald head were toward her
as she entered. She noted, approx.
tngly, woman-fashion, that his neck
would never lap over the edge of his
collar in the back. Then young T. A.
turned about. He gazed at Emma Nc.
Chesney, his eyebrows raised inquir-
ingly Emma Nc Chesney's honest
blue eyes, with no translucent non.
sense about them, gazed straight back
at T. "A. Junior. S
I'm Mrs. McChesney. l got in half
an hour ago. It's been good little
trip, cgptidering business, and politics,
and all that. I'm sorry to hear your
fatherh still: Ill. He and 1 always
talked over things after my long
trip . 8
Young,,T. AS expert eye did not
miss a single point, from the tip of
Mrs. McCResney's smart spring hat
to the toes Of her well-shod feet, with
full stops for the fit of her tailored
suit. the freshness of her gloves, the
clearness of her healthy pink skin,
the wave Of her soft, bright hair.
j Glow do you do, Mrs. McChesney,"
IT,
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1914-11-27
Heroine Fights IN Trenches,

Paris. France.-Among the WounSeA
brought to Noisy.le-sec, q town In IL
department Of the Seine and near u
Ourcq canal. was . young laundress d
q soldiers uniform. She had folIoveA
company Of souaves and had foushi
alongside Of them in the trenches, Hsr
identity was not discovered until ahA
was wounded. Before sendins her q
the rear the commanding 0fiite4 CO.
plimented her on her bravery.
Sioux County pioneer. (Fort Yates, Sioux County, N.D.) 1914-1929, 1914-11-27

You mean you want Mrs. McChes'
eny's territory" he asked quietly.
well, yes, l do" confessed Ed
Meyers, without a blush.
Young T. A. swung back to his desk.
tore from the pad before him the piece
of paper on which he had been
scrawling, crushed it, and tossed It
into the wastebasket with an air Of
finality.
Take the second elevator down. .
he said. "The nearest ones out Of
ORDER"
For a moment Ed Meyers stared. his
fat face purpling. "oh. very we'll %
he said. rising. Il just made you a
business proposition, that's all. ]
thought was talking to business
man. Now, old T. A."
"That'll be about ALL" observed T.
A. Junior, from his desk.
Ed Meyers started toward the door.
Then he paused, turned, and came
back to- his chair. His heavy jaw
jutted out threateningly.
"No, 1t amt all, either. didn't
want to mention it, and IL you'd treat
ed me like gentleman, / wouldn't
have. But want to say to you that
McChesney's giving this firm a black
eye. Morals don't figure with q man
on the road, but when woman breaks
into this game, she's got to be on the
level"
T. A. Junior rose. The blonde
stenographer who had maze the ad:
miring remark anent his eyes would
have appreciated those features now.
They glowed LUMINOSITY into Ed
Meyers pale blue ones until that gem
tleman dropped his eyelids in con.
fusion. He seemed at disadvantage
in every way, as T. A. juniors lean,
graceful height lowered over the fat
mans bulk.
Il don't know Mrs. McChesney,"
said T. A. Junior. Il haven't even
seen her in six years. My interest in
the business is very recent. do
know that my father swears she's the
best salesman he has on the road.
Before you go s~y further want to
tell you that you'll have to prove
what you just implied, SO. definitely,
and conclusively, and convincingly
that when you finish you'll have an
ordinary engineering blueprint look
ing like Turner landscape. Begin"
Ed Meyers, still standing, clutched
his derby tightly and began.
She's locker, Emma is. And
smooth! AS the top of your desk.
But she's getting careless. Now a
decent, hard-working, straight girl like
Hattie Stitch, of Kiser & Bloch's,
River Falls, won't buy of her. You'll
find you don't sell that firm. And
they buy big, too. Why, last summer
l had it from the clerk of the hotel
in that town that she ran around all
day with a .voman named LeHaye-
Blanche LeHaye, of an aggregation Of
bum burlesquers called the Sam Levin
Crackerjack Bellies. And say. for q
whole month there, she had tough
young kid travelling with her that si1e
called her son. oh, she's eueering
your line, all right. The. days are past
when It used to be signal for loud,
merry laugh if you mentioned you
were selling goods on the road. It's a
Sflnssart and science these days, and
ths:,name Of T. A. Buck has always
sf0od for"
4. Downstairs TRIM. well-dressed, at
.tractiye woman stepped into the ele-
sxator and. smiled radiantly upon the
elevator man, who had smiled first.
Hello, Jake" she said. What's
old in New York? haven't been here
IN three montlast, It's: good to be
back" ~ >.~., 81
Seems grand t. see you, Mis- Nc
Chesney," returned Jake. "Well, moth
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-06
PACHECO CHANGES MIND:
WILL Re CANDIDATE
TO SUCCEED HIMSELF

Supervisor NJ. G. PachCcO. who an.
nOunced himself a Democratic candi-
date for the senate will not run for
that office. nut will make a fight for
reelection to the board Of supervisors.
He made this announcement Satur-
day, after receiving petitions signed
by, several score voters asking that
he drop out Of the senate race and
stay on the board OF supervisors The
petitioners - on to state that they
believe he can do more good for the
city and county on the board than ia
the senate.
They say they have watched his
work among the supervisors and are
satisfied he should serve another term
on the boara for the best interests of
the community. PachecO has an
nounced thai in view OF the petition,
he has decided tC go out for reelec-
tion on the board, and Will let the
senate alone for the time being.
When a woman sends telegram
she omits all but the postscript.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-06

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE.
First Judicial Circuit, Territory Of Ha
vail At Chambers-ln Probate, In
the matter OF the Estate OF William
Robertson or Cameron, Deceased
Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given that Letters
OF Auxiliary Administration with tie
Will annexed nave been issued II
Bishop Trust Company, Limited, a.
Hawaiian corporation. as Am' lIdrN
Administrator with The VIII anmoNV.!
Of the Estate within the Territory Of
Hawaii Of William Roberts son or c.
merOn, late of the County o. -FOrfar,
Scotland, deceased.
All creditors OF the said estate &C
hereby notified to present Their
claims against the said estate, dGlv
authenticated, ana with proper vcuch-
erS, il any exist, even though Tn, Sali
claims ne scared by Mortgage upon
real estate. to the said Bishop TrUS,
Company. Limited. at its office 80.
924 Bethel Street, in said Honolulu
within six CO.. months tr0m tn" date
hereof (which is the date OF the first
publication OF this noticed. orh"r"'i5e
such claims, il any. will h" forever
barred.
And all persons iUtirbtrd 10 the safe
estate are hereby notiflru to make
mediate puvmtnt t. tn" under
signed as such Anr.lIary AdmiHjstra.
tor.
Dated at IIomnlu'". T. H. InI% T.
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NEW TODAY
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that no per
son is authorized to incur any liabi!-
ity en- behalf of the Hawaii Commits
sion for the Panama-Pacific lnterna-
tional Exposition without a written
order from H. p Wood, Chairman OF
such commission, countersigned by
Wade Warren Thayer, secretary Of
the Territory.
H. p. WOOD.
Chairman.
Dated at Honolulu. July ), 1914.
ASSIST
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but if she waits for 4 young man to
tell her SO she Will never get next
to the fact
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pro 100000
Works. Payroll
pro Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
RESOLVED following sums amounting
1IFTY!TWO
AIRS the
the Road Tax Special Fund of Treasury the City
building
n 1914 and ending with the day Of December A. D.
be monthly subdivision
Per Month Six Months
Honolulu .$6OOG0O 36OOOO0
District Watanae 100000
district of Waialua 10000 100000
District of Kooauoa 10000 100000
Kooaupoko 100000
Wahawa. $4,000
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED THIRTYONE THOU
orel appropriated all the School
of school buildings grounds labor repair work
The City and County Honolulu for the period beginning with
Of July 94and ending with the hrtyrst December
91l, to wit
m n.,,,.a. Six Months Ho5