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Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22
Bird Killed by Golf Ball.

The Pinehurst Country club will
have stuffed and placed in the club
house the robin killed by Mrs. Ronald
H. Barlow with golf ball drive.
Mrs. Barlow, who won the woman's
north and south links championship,
topped a tee drive in her final match,
and 1t went into group of robins
feeding few yards away. The ball
killed one of the birds.-Pinehurst IN.
c. Dispatch to the New York Sun.
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22
An Embarrassment.

Are you complaining about the
price OF gasoline"
Il should say am" replied Farmer
Corntossels These city folk that
come ridin' around here haven't money
enough to pay their fines when they
get arrested"
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22
A WoefuI Work.

Il suppose the Grabcoin reception
was characterized by the usual eclat,"
remarked Mrs. Gadson.
We'll, no. answered Mrs. Riffkins.
Il understood some of the gentlemen
to say that Mr.. Grabcoin didn't have
a drop in the house.
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22
Boss Prevaricators.

There goes man who boasts that
he has never bought gold brick
Reminds me of the fellow who
says he has never told a lie."
Yes. He reminds me of the chap
who says the upkeep of his automo-
bile is next to nothing"
And he's in the same category
with the man who says he never was
sick a day in his life
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22
Invisible Submarines,

By painting periscope tubes with
parallel stripes representing the colors
of the spectrum it is reported that the
United States navy department hopes
craft invisible to an enemy. It is
thought that when refracted the col
ors will appear as white ray practi
cally indistinguishable at q distance
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22
Same Old Thing.
''PoD?''

FND.
Nv ell, Ernst?"
What is meant by the expression,
The course of true love never runs
smooth?'"
That. my boy, is the same as The
Rocky Road to Dublin
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22
WARMING Up,

II noticed you applauded nearly
every point the speaker made
yes, l did
You must have been greatly i'm
pressed by his speech"
Not at all. My hands. were cold. d"
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22
Let II Go at That.

Peckem-Why is the telephone like
matrimony, my dear?
Mrs. Peckem-Oh, suppose it's be-
cause one doesn't always get the right
party.
Peckem-That isn't the right answer
hut it is good, and well let it go
at that.
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22
Quite So.

isn't this ballet scene rather rough
fun?"
Perhaps, but what can you expect
but horseplay from pony ballet?1
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22

The members Of the Presbyterian
church are putting in new cement
walk in front OF the church on Eur.
eka street.
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22
One of the Wise Viroins,

The young man whispered soft and low:
Il never loved another"
Then spake the maid: II didn't know
Ananias had brother"
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22
Has.eeen,s Rendezvous.

Broadway is the stamping ground for
"has-been" pugs. Those now pound
ing the pave have made oodles of the
long green stuff in the boxing game,
but they have failed to hold on to it
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22

Wanted-A coed saddle horse and
orc tlat will drive single. Enquire
at Observer office.
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22

The picture Of the present and
succeeding president OF the u. s. ap.
pears in this issue.
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22

The hills surrounding Central City
are far dryer than the town that
beasts of prohib tion.
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22
Merely an Oversight.

Sergeant-TAere you go again, shoot
ing too high. What's the matter with
you?
Raw Marksmap-Merely an over
sight on my part. sergeant.
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22
Suitable Occupatjon,

What is that flirting grass widow
trying to do?"
ITO make hay while the sun shines" "
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22

This week Is noted fer man
strangers visiting Us in the interes
of mining.
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22
Yea, Verify!

The possimist is apt to find
His groans he cannot give away:
But the grins OF the Jolly optimist
Pass current round the world today
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22

"A gentleman should dress in quiet
colors. but how kin | dress right
when ma keeps putin ved and
purple patches ON me pants?"
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22

Earlie-Why does the eye have
lashes, pa?
His Pa-Because it has a pupil, my
SON
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22

Advertise In the Observer and I'd
results.
Gilpin observer., 1916-06-22

Subscribe for tAs Observes.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-19
ASSERTS
OFFICIALS GAGGED
STREET COMMITTEE

Report from the committee on
streets and alleys?" asked the mayor.
mo report. Mr.. President" replied
Councilman Williams. chairman Of
the committee.
Il am surprised that this committee
has no report" interrupted Council.
man Handley. Last winter the
bridge question was referred 10 that
committee and It has not reported
yet.s' Fe fe .
This was preliminary to q charge
made by Handley that the committee
had been gagged" by the admins
trative officers to prevent the city
becoming involved in the bridge con-
troversy but that the board OF public
works had seen fit to butt into" the
question recently by addressing let
ter to the county commissioners ap-
proving their recommendation for q
Slanting bridge. ~ %a'ts s.4 - stf *
Mayor Robbins made long speech
and was followed by President Bavis.
each one asserting that the board
had taken no action until the com
missioners had reached decision on
the Main street bridge. a fi% - 80
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elaborate dinner was efficiently served
by members ofsthe Eastern STAR
Music by Runge's orchestra was CIV
en- appreciative applause by the din
ers.
John NJ. Lontz, by virtue Of his posi-.
ton as chairman OF the local commit.
tee, which has charge Of the campaign,
presided as POSTMASTER m
At the table with him were the
members Of the committee. the speak.
ers, whose addresses are given else
where, and q number OF the city's
commercial and Industrial leaders.
Charles Jordan Speaks.
The local speakers were, besides
Mr.. Lontz, Charles W. Jordan. presi
dent Of the German American Trust
and Savings bank, and former secre.
taTy OF the Commercial club, and S. 2
Swayne,, president OF the Swayne Rob.
inson company: MI
The principal address was delivered
by Edward F.aTrefs*M Mr.. Trefz is sec.
rotary of the Chamber Of Commerce OF
the United States, the biggest com.
mercial organization in the world.
Mr.. Charles L. Hebble, manager OF
the civic and Industrial department OF
the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
ALSO spoke.
Such enthusiasm and interest in the
campaign has already been created
that, before subscriptions have been
asked, more than $1,000 has been
subscribed t#& as5#t f.rss Fl
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RICHMOND AND TUESDAY,

ton. MI. Lonts pointed to the remark
able growth made by New Castle
since that city has become the loca-
ton for the Maxwell factory Per
tinently he asked:
Why Did Richmond Lose?
do you, my friends. think that
New Castle would have secured
those plants If Richmond had offered
them equal opportunity and advant-
ages? ~
"Every chimney that is reared to
the skies as the result of this indus.
trial movement means Increased
wealth for Richmond; means 2 monu-
ment to your enterprise and public
spirit" "a
Humorously Mr.. Lontz referred to
his aversion to public life. supple
menting his remarks BY recalling nom
recent experince that a majority OF
the public evidently held the same
antipathy toward his entrance into
the alimelight But he said he could
not Withstand the entreaties of his
friends on the committee who had
chosen him as leader of the campaign
to do all he could for Richmond.
Closing his remarks MI. Lontz
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money. They are not afraid that more
factories viii confront them with labor
questions" sA~ s''N'i
Mr.. Jordan then recalled that few
years ago. Richmond gained wide pub
licity by advertising % 1.-THE Panic
Proof City"
Increases Material Wealth.
This campaign. he said, had mater
tally increased the city's commercial
life, had brought In many retail
establishments. ~
f''What these firms need now" he
continued, Its more business, more
consumers and more factories, which
will bring to the city more people,
therefore more consumers and more
business for the existing commercial
establishments.
1--WE claim about $4,000 population.
We should be ashamed OF this figure.
why New Castle IT, fast catching up
with US.
awe must get together. We must
bring new factories here. am OPP
posed to bonus. but II we can invest
SIC. 900 and get $1,000 what business
man IS IQ0TC mere (OuA6ul WIZ "ouAN
not consider such proposition!
Help Raise The Fund.
what we can do IS to help raise q
fund to offer inducements, help to
plants wishing locations.
"And when we get that fund, we
should bring here within. the next four
years, at least ten factories with an
Increase of 6,00O'in population and q
20 per cent growth in business.
E Mr.. Jordan then outlined briefly the
plan Of the campaign and the purposes
Of the proposed Industrial fund. both
OF which have been fully explained
through the press during the last
week. ''ft
fFi''Let factories come" Mr.. Jordan
urged, zone factory will bring others
and they will make better, bigger
and Weather city. The manufacturer
brings things to the city with him, he
creates values wherever he Is. fi'Fi' =.
take care of what we have and
other factories will come" r. ~ -f
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BANISHES
NERVOUSNESS
Puts Vigor and Ambition Into Run
Down, Tired Out People.

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-19
RETURNS TO MUNclE,
THEN GOES TO PRISON

Louis Bartlett soon forgot his prom
Use to Judge Fox that he would never
60 near Muncie, made when he was
released from custody yesterday morn
ing, after he had been held in county
Jail two months on serious charge.
AS soon as he was released. Bartlett
went to Muncie. He was arrested and
will be returned here where Judge Fox
will pronounce Judgment on him for
the penitentiary offense tonwhich he
pleaded guilty yesterday. 81
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Fs'F1T " r't n Y. A l's Fs EaI!! .IaETtF
Drink ! R INK TO YOUR
HEALTH
Kentucky Carlsbad Water

There is more to the caption of this
little article than, at glance would
appear. e ar~at4 nsia
II one would stop and consider what
the drinking Of PURE WATER means
and then add to this the wonderful!
medicinal properties contained in Ken
lucky Carlsbad Water. one would get
the full meaning Of Drink to Your
Health" F$4f
This WONDER WATER" comes
from the earth at depth OF over LOO
feet, is thoroughly filtered, which re.
moves any possible foreign matter,
but does not remove any of its health
giving properties. and is put up in
half.gallon bottles (six to case) that
have been thoroughly washed and
cleansed and then sterilized with live
steam.
To each case. as above described, Is
added one smaller bottle OF the Natu.
raj Mineral Water that has been forti-
fed for use In cases of constipation or
when the bowels need flushing
Unless you are familiar with Ken.
lucky Carlsbad Water you are, no
doubt. wondering what the wonderful
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II you will send for our free book
let. which gives the analysis Of Ken.
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same to your physician, he will tell
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we have here at Dry Ridge a
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pleaded With those 800 prime movers
Of Richmond to emerge from selfish
ness ana enter into the movement to
regnerate the city industrially and
enable her To take her rightful place
in the worlds progress.
Richmond's retail business is all
that could be desired now, Mr.. Lontz
Indicated. but said factories were
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FOOTBALL DIES HERE

Independent football in Richmond
seems to be dead issue now that the
Quaker club has decided not to take
up the sport this fall. Members of the
club who met last night decided that
1t was a bit late In the season to
organize for football this year. The
gridiron game will be taken up next
year however, the club announces.
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Get Rid Of That Miserable Feeling

OCT HIu OF HAT WISeTdUVS FeSIIH9
There are few diseases that make
one feel more miserable than disor-
rederf-s stomach. Mrs. A.HfWingale,
Gorham, N. writes: II began using
Chamberlain's Tablets about i've years
ago. At that timesiI was having a
great deal of trouble with my stoml
ach. l suffered great distress due to
Indigestion and constipation. Moth
ing did me much good until ! got
ChaInb erlain's Tablets @Obtainable
everywhere. $50 ftisE.l Adv.
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BANQUET MARKS !||!'
rContinued From Page one.1

[Continued From Page One
outgrowth Of the Commercial club,
with working fund of 100000.
The sole purpose Of this fund, the
trustees Of which receive no compen-
sation, is to bring new factories to the
CITY,
Speakers last night outlined the
working plans of the association,
which have already been fully ex-
planned through the newspapers, and
aroused in each person a new sense of
loyalty to Richmond a''f< '4'f
Star Serves Dinner.
At $50 O'Clock, the prospective city
builders began their march to the top
floor Of the Masonic temple, where an
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THANKS AUTO CLUB

Resolutions OF thanks for the 124th
regiment Which met here last week
have been drawn up by William
Mathews, president. Special thanks
are extended to the Automobile club
which furnished the machines in which
the old soldiers were shown the city.
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L0 ON ! !! BIDS D! ! CITY

Icontinued From Page one.]
for wholesome advice Mr.. Reid had
once given him about debt being
blessing.
Turning then to the present situa-
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JORDAN IN CALLS
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CONTINUED From Page one.]
t-'.-'-.t
while we have been pIoddins along,
beguiling ourselves into believing that
our city needed no improvement" he
said. 4aeH : tE ai->i 9f'1 sit r.
Make Rapid Expansion.
He directed attention as a warning
- the phenomenal growth of Dayton.
Gnringfield and New Castle, cities that
- rapidly increasing in population.
luence and influence, threatening
n'chmond's prestige by their wonder
III expansion
when producers, such producers rs
j. H. Mills, George Seidel Henry
Gennett, Ed. Swayne bind themselves
together to get more factories are they
not deserving OF your support? They
are giving of their time land their
~ n .l.titf - ftt!i ttA.s Aae EtaN
Evening star., 1916-08-19

on q prior occasion-not the time when
he was captured, it will be noted-tried
to ram a submarine, with its avowal
Of the status Of the crew of a merchant
man engaged in a warlike act as belliger-
ents and not as pirates, remains to be
ascertained. Perhaps its attention has
not been officially called to the passage
in the memorandum of February 8, as
bearing on the Fryatt case. If not, it
should be done, without further delay.
Here stands Germany, formally waiv-
ing its own view of the status of mer-
chantmen engaged in warlike acts and
accepting that of the opposition and
avowing their crews as belligerents and
not as pirates, and six months later
executing as a pirate, with only show
of trial and no opportunity for inter
vention or protest, man against whom
the charge was that he had as com
mander of a ship on a prior occasion
tried to ram a German submarine. If
Fryatt was a belligerent he was entitled
to the treatment accorded to belligerents
by all civilized nations Was the memo
randum of February 8 to the United
States merely another "scrap of papers,
Evening star., 1916-08-19
The Railroad Strike Issue.

The present issue in the railroad strike
situation is that regarding the submis-
sion of the eight-hour question to ar
bitration. The railroad executives, in
dorsing the position taken by the man
ayers, declare that they are willing to
refer this, with all other matters, to ar
bitration, while the President proposes
that the eight hour question be practical
ly settled in advance of arbitration or
inquiry in favor of the men by the
establishment of the eight hour day for
a certain period pending arbitration.
Naturally the brotherhood committee
has accepted the Presidents plan, under
which they would Immediately gain the
eight hour day and pro rata pay for
overtime, and would stand chance to
win on collateral issues submitted to the
judgment of a federal commission.
When the strike question was brought
to Washington the submission of the
eight-hour day and overtime pay ques-
tions to arbitration was the major issue.
Now the issue of the case is whether the
eight hour day and overtime pay are to
be granted to the brotherhoods hy the
railroads at once, with arbitration to
follow. In this situation it is plain to
see that the danger of a strike is in
creased. There has been no arbitration
of the time and pay questions and the
railroad executives are not without rea
SON, urging that all these matters should
be held in allegiance pending such an
inquiry and hearing.
As long as the conferences continue
the strike will not be called and there
is a possibility that it will be prevented.
The country at this point is not SO great
ly interested in the question Of who
would be responsible if strike were
called. The matter of responsibility is
not so important as the matter Of in
dustrial peace. Eventually, of course, if
strike is called, the responsibility will
be placed by public opinion in the light
Of the circumstances Of the negotiations
now in progress. It is not fair to sug-
Rest at this stage who is most to blame
for the deadlock.
Evening star., 1916-08-19
The Evening Star Newspaper Company
'"l1th St and Pennsylvania Avenue.
The Maine Campaign.

Speaker Clark has gone to Maine to
deliver a speech or two for Mr.. Wilson.
The Importance of the state is recog-
nized by both sides. Election day is
only a few weeks away.
While there has never been doubt as
to Mr.. Clark's loyalty to his party-he
is true blue under all circumstances
putting him forward in this way prac-
tically to open the democratic campaign
in the Pine Tree state shows good pol
T, ,itics on the part of the campaign man
: ayers. 1t is incontestable testimony
that Baltimore, if not forgotten, has
been forgiven, with an invitation for
everybody to get in line. Moreover.
Mr.. Clark is one of his party's star
stumpers, and will state his case with
all the force he commands. In some
self to points that have been raised by
/; Mr.. Hughes.
And it is now stated that Mr.. Hughes
will visit Maine and make at least five
speeches. First arrangements did not
include visit. Upon his return from
the west the republican candidate was
take short rest before resuming ac-
tivities. But as Maine calls he will re-
spond at once, and repeat there some
of the arguments he has been using
with effect on his transcontinental tour.
The tariff and bull moosery are the
topics for that state. Her most promi-
nent men in public life since 1860 have
been protectionists. Fessenden, Hamlin,
Blaine, Frye, Hale, Reed and Dingley
advocated that policy with extraordinary
? ability and success. Mr.. Blaine gave the
subject the benefit of his brilliancy,
= while Mr.. Dingley gave his name to the
most satisfactory tariff measure prepar-
ed under his supervision ever enacted
: into law in this country. Maine and
protection are close kin.
90. Bull moosery comes in as the result
Of the republican split of four years
ago. While there, as elsewhere, the
majority of the men who supported Mr..
Roosevelt in 1912 are back in the re-
publican party, some have refused to re-
turn, and are now the objects of atten-
tons from both republicans and demo-
Gratis Mr.. Wilcox and Mr.. Mccormick
are in hot rivalry as to winning these
men. Mr.. Roosevelt also will try his
: hand on visit to the state, and the
: arrangement gives the republicans much
comfort
Evening star., 1916-08-19

Enormous revenues can be raised in that
way, and in time customs houses dis
pensed with altogether. Such really is
the hope and aim of certain politicians.
Glass legislation designed to destroy pro-
lection is what they stand for.
Protection, in order to do its proper
work, must be national in purpose and
adjustment, and Mr.. Hughes is on the
right track in emphasizing that point.
Evening star., 1916-08-19
Paralysis Quarantine Recommended

While nothing definite was accomplish
ed in the way of discovery Of the
cause of infantile paralysis. the con-
ference of health officers which closed
yesterday in this city was Of value in
that it effected better understanding
as to the methods to be adopted for
prevention. If the recommendation of
the conference are carried into effect in
all the states the general health Of the
country will be better and undoubtedly
advance will be made toward the control
of this terrible plague that is claiming
so many hundreds of children's lives
this summer. First of all it is recon-.
mended that there should be an imme-
diate report Of all cases and weekly
exchange of reports between state and
federal authorities. Another measure
urged is series of daily observations
for two weeks of all children under six.
teen leaving an infected district.
Most important Of all the recommenda-
tions of the conference is that all dis
eased persons and their attendants
should be isolated for six weeks. In
other words, in the judgment Of the
health officers this disease is of nature
to demand individual quarantine Of the
most rigid character. This recommenda-
tion definitely answers the question
which has been raised in Washington
respecting the proper treatment of local
eases. 1t should be promptly observed
and quarantine put into effect, under
the police regulations power Of the Com
missioners, to give assurance that the
danger of infection from established
cases will be reduced to a minimum.