Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 33, 18 December 1912 — Page 3

THE RICII3IOXD PALLADIUM AND ' SUX TELEGRA3I, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1912. PAGE THREE.

SOCIETY CARNIVAL ABOVE THE CLOUDS Spckane Will Use 1,000 Automobiles to Take People Up Mt. Spokane. (Palladium Special) SPOKANE, Wash., Dec. IS A winter society carnival above the clouds on the summit of Mount Spokane, the highest peak in Eastern Washington, Is to be undertaken by a number of Spokane Civic organizations after completion of an automobile road now being built up the slope of the mountain. Waldo G. Paine, a prominent railroad official who is chairman of th I'rogress and Prosperity division of the Spokane Chamber of Commerce, an organization of 1,000 business men, Is at the head of the project. Mr. J'aine's plan contemplates an annual carnival of winter sports above the clouds, to include skiing, tobogganing, coasting, sleighing and ice sports. To this event the people will be taken by 1,000 automobiles pressed into .service from the membership of the chamber of commerce, Ad club, Realty Beard, Transportation club and other organizations. '"The nearness and accessibility of Mount Spokane make the project entirely feasible," said Mr. Paine in outlining the plan to his committee. "On the completion of the automobile road now being built to the mountain's top we will be able to reach the summit by machine in an hour and a half, the grade to the top being very easy to negotiate. "We will have accommodations at the top for insuring human comfort. As to decorating, none is needed, as the trees and shrubbery put on a beau

tiful winter coat of crystals far surpassing anything man could do toward ' embellishment. I "New Orleans has its Madri Gras, ! Portland its Rose Festival, Seattle its Potlatch and Kansas City its Priests . of Pallas; but a carnival above the clouds on Mount. Spokane would be a ' thing unique in itself." i

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Arcade Theater. The holiday season is fast approaching and the Arcade theater extends its usual good wishes to its many friends and patrons. To make the season one of good cheer, they have secured an excellent three reel feature for Wednesday and Thursday. It is taken from George P. Dillenback's novel, published by the Broadway Publishing Co., New York, The Mills of th Gods." It is a modern drama that palpitates with fire and power. The most vigorous acting by the greatest artists who have ever irfused a reproduction of life on the s'age or on the screen.

How Frostbite Comes. The first effect of cold on the skin la to cuntruct the tiny vessels that connect arteries and veins. Arteries are vessels that take blood from the heart. Veins are those that bring blood back to the heart, aud the connecting vessels are called capillaries. While these little vessels are contracting the skin Itself becomes tenser. In a few moments or minutes the effects change. The tiny nerves whose stimulation caused contraction of the capillaries are more or less rciralyzed. and the vessels dilate so the skin gets red.. Soon the veins are dilnted. and the skin becomes bluish. Then the mitrient fluid in the skin (the lymph) is coagulated, and the stretched skin ruptures or "chaps." If the cold Is more severe its action is deeper, and the blood Itself may be coagulated. This is frostbite.

The Murrette. An unusual civil war story will be told in motion pictures at this popular theater today. The production is from the well known Kay Bee studio and their past efforts in producing military plays is well and favorably known in Richmond. The title of their latest success is, "Blood Will Tell," in two parts, and critics pronounce it their greatest achievement.- In conjunction with this excellent offering an excellent Reliance comedy will also be shown, and a reliance comedy is always one that everybody enjoys This program is for this day only.

A Lean That Carnegie's Old Kinsman Didn't Want Repaid. Andrew Carnegie told the following Story with great relish. When his father -was leaving h'.3 native country to settle in America he borrowed 20 from a relative. The family had an uphill battle on the. other side of the Atlantic, but when the tide of prosperity turned with the son he remembered his father's indebtedness and determined to clear it off, together with Its accumulated interest. He started by remitting the sum of 20 and for several years sent the same amount, a dividend equal to exactly 100 per cent. Returning to Scotland, the Pittsburgh Ironmaster met his old relative. "Well," said Mr. Carnegie, "having paid up a good deal of the interest, I should like now to clear off the principal." "Ay, ay, Andrew, dinna ye fash yersel' nboot the loan! A'm pairfectly satisfied with the interest." "Oh, but I'm rich enough now, 1 think, to clear off the principal !" replied the millionaire. "Dinna mind the principal. Andrew,' said the relative. "It's very weel invested as it is'." London Family Herald, Laziness a Disease. Laziness should be regarded as a disease when no organic cause of 111 health exists, and people should be compelled to get through their allotted work as they would have to take their powders of quinine if they were suffering from Influenza. There are scores of self pitying loafers on the sick list of every doctor who need, not drugs, not "treatment" of auy sort, but simply work. To prescribe rest cures for this type is directly inciting them to a lazy life, when their dissatisfaction, general seediness and lack of vitality are the direct outcome of havlDjr too little to do already. It Is not more rest that they require, but compulsory, methodical, regulated work six days out of seven. Work Is the best medicine In the world, the Ideal stimulant, because it leaves no ill effects. London Express.

High School Notes by . R. Smith

As today marks the final chapel ' assembly at the high school for this year, a special program has been arranged by Principal Neff. A chorus of twenty-ire members has been picked from the German classes and will sing several German folk songs. The regular high school chorus and the high school orchestra will complete the remainder of the program. The high school girls' athietic association, which is the largest social organization in the school, will have a Christmas party iu the gym this evening. The members of the junior class are arranging for a similar affair to be held in the high school gym Thursday night. Steele Comes. An excellent game of basketball is assured for Friday night when the Steele high school of Dayton will play the Richmond high school team on the Y. M. C. A. floor. Steele alweys turns

out a fast team and the rivalry between the two schools in the past has been intense. With the kind cf playing that the local team is capable of. the game should be a speedy one from start to finish. The night high school team will play a curtain raiser with one of the teams from the day school interclass league. The game will be called at S:15 o'clock. f Debating League. The Kokomo high school has started negotiations with the local school regarding the formation of a triangular debating league. Kokomo and Richmond, and another high school to be chosen later, are to compose the league. The plan calls for two teams in each school which will debate at home and away from home on the same evening the one team upholding the affirmative and other the negative side of the question at issue. The plan has been tried with success hy Earlham college and other institutions. Interest in foreusics at the Richmond high school is keen. The debating class has held many warmly contested debates in which the material of the school has had opportunity to

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Evolution of a Play. "'They tell me that plays are built up. Is that so?" "It is." answered the playwright. "Here is the method. 1 cop a joke. I tell it around, and it goes. Next I make a dialogue of it Then 1 add a! character, aud it becomes a vaudeville 1 6ketch If it still goes good we make three acts of it. and theu it s a play."

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Co & O. Change of Schedule Effeciive Sunday, Nov. 24, 1912 EAST-BOUND No. S Limited for Cinti-. Southern and Eastern points. 4:53 A. M. No. 6 Limited for Cinti., Norfolk, Washington. N. T, Lr. 4:13 P. M. No. 2 (Cinti. Local) for all lcal points, Lt. S:S6 A. M. WEST-BOUND No. 1 Limited for Muncie. Marion. Peru, Chicago. Lt. 12:20 noon. No. 3 Limited for Muncie. Marion. Peru. Chicago, Lt. 12:48 midnight. No. 7 (Peru Local) for all local points, Lv. 7:20 P. M. All Limited Trains will arrive and depart from Central Union Station. Cincinnati. Local trains use Fourth Avenue station. Pullman sleeping cars on Limited trains. All trains Dally.

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