Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 76, 7 February 1913 — Page 8

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THE RICIIMpXD 1MLLADIU3I ANT SUX TELEGR AM, FRIDAY.rEBRUARY 7, 1913.

LOCAL PEDESTRIAN WRITES JN TOURS

Joseph Hiatt, Formerly Rail road Mail Clerk, to Return in March. . After having traveled 20,000 miles f his 45,000 mile trip, Joseph Hiatt, pedestrian, formerly a railroad mail lerk of this city, crossed the equa tor near Australia, and at that place ,Kvrote a letter to Chief of Police Gornon relating some of the experiences W his globe-circling trip. v Mr. Gormon received two letters Xrom Hiatt yesterday, one written on December 28 and the other on January 6. In the first Mr. Hiatt told of khe trip and told of some of the ports which he will touch on his way jto New York, where he expects to arriee March 19, which will finish his '45,000 mile trip. : Hiatt's letter told of the 51 day trip from Bremen, Germany, to Melbourne, Australia. Some of the places (he visited were: Antwerp, Brussells, Southampton, Algiers, Genoa, Naples, (Port Said, Cairo, Suez, Aden, Colomjbo, Fremantle, Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne and Wellington. Hiatt crossed the equator December 28th. On December 25, the letter states he was exactly 180 degrees 'of longitude from Richmond at 12:00 .o'clock noon. At the same time, Mr. Jliatt relates, it was exactly 12 o'clock midnight in Richmond, as there was '.exactly 12 hours difference In the time of the two places. Hiatt said that they had had fresh strawberries for dinner on the day txe wrote the letter and that fresh fruit and vegetables were served evJery day. He stated that summer fWKB on "full blast" and that he was tanned and sunburned from the hot jsun of the tropics. According to the letter, Hiatt will ail from Montevideo, South America, (February 22, for New York. While enroute he will stop at .eight ports in South America and the West Indies. He expects to land March 19 when he will return to this city. Chief of Police Gormon has received many letters and postals from Hiatt, telling of his trip through Asia and Europe. He spent considerable time In India. . Free, Saturday only, beautiful Winter Quarterly Style Book with each 50c purchase in the Notion Department, KNOLLENBERG'S STORE A Doctor of Dancing. In France during the reign of Louis XIV. dancing took a very prominent position among court festivities, and mauy members of the royal family took part in the complex ballets of the time. Louis himself, no mean performer, took lessons for twenty years from Beanchamps, who was called the father of all dancing masters and upon whom the king conferred the title doctor as a special mark of favor. Beauchamps hud the honor of appearing as partner with the king in the minuet, a dance which was introduced in 1650 in France, and no court ball was opened in Europe for a century and a half without it. About the year 1GG1 a royal academy of dancing was formed under the auspices of Beauchamps, Lulli, Moliere and others, the object of which was to elevate the art and check all abuses. Of this academy Beauchamps was chief, with the title of director. Dogs That Eat Crab. There are crab hunting and crab eating dogs in Brazil. The dogs are half fox, but they do not seem to care very much for poultry. They have been known to turn up their noses at nice fat pullets and go fishing for crabs instead. The dogs hunt in packs along the banks of the rivers In the Amazon valley, and the crawfish and land crabs of that region are their especial prey. - The crabs often put up a rigorous fight, but the dogs have a way of turning them over and biting them in a vital . spot just as the thoroughbred terrier polishes off a rat. New York World. Too Much For Him. "Allow me." said the fresh young men in the Pullman dining car as. he passed the sugar bowl to a shy young girl; "sweets to the sweet, you know." "Allow me." said the girl as she handed him a plate of crackers; "crackers to the cracked, you know." Indies' Home Journal. Gone, Perhaps. The professor is in the laboratory conducting some chemical experiments. The professor ejects to go down to posterity." From the laboratory Br-r-r. bang! The Visitor 1 hope the professor tiasu't gone. Harlem Life. Worse Than Creditors. Marks Why do you allow your wife to run up such big bills? Parks Because I'd sooner have trouble with my creditors than with her that's why. Boston Transcript. Try Our WASH PEA COAL For Underfeed Furnaces H. C. Bullerdick & Son Phone 1235 529 South 5th

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Beven Million Dollar Court House (Palladium Special) CLEVELAND, O.. Feb. 7. "Pave ments, bridges, uniform platting and public buildings are more useful to a free people than the multiplication of political jobs." So says Newton D. Baker, aggress ive mayor of Cleveland, who wants to abolish Cuyahoga county and let one government suffice where two have ex isted before. This is not because the county government has been Inactive. The 400 miles of rural brick highway in Cuyahoga county are the envy of every county in the state and bear respectable comparison with some 60o miles of brick pavement in the city. Two strong administrations naturally come In conflict. Not Only Waste. "It is not merely a waste of money to keep up two organizations," says WHY PARRY DOES

Harry Parry, a stereotyper for the Palladium enthusiastically indorses Senator Ratt's bill, aimed to exterminate all rodents in Indiana. Parry doffed his overalls and pulled on his trousers after finishing his work. Then he began to imitate a whirlwind Dervish and yell loudly to a fellow workman to hit him with a board in the Immediate vicinity of his right hip pocket. "There's a mouse inside my pants," he yelled. Pressman Warren Lacey smote him lustily in the place indicated, sending Parry to the floor with a resounding crash, but missing the mouse, which scurried to the front of Parry's anatomy. Then a level headed spectator reached up one trouser leg of the prostrate stereotyper, grabbed the mouse by the tail, yanked it out and then dropped it gingerly, allowing it to scamper back to the clothes press, which is no longer being used. Parry is limping about with a cane today.

Sporting Gossip Baseball Notes. George Bell, the former Brooklyn twirler, has signed with the Newark team, of the International League. Of the eleven recruits who will go on the spring training trip with the Giants, nine of the youngsters are pitchers. In signing catcher Gonzales it is said that the Boston Braves have copped the greatest ball player in Cuba. Manager Joe Tinker, of the Cincinnati Reds, is back on the stage for a few weeks doing a vaudeville stunt. Pitcher Dubuc and Catcher Rondeau of the Detroit Tigers, will compose the first genuine French battery ever formed in the major leagues. The St. Louis Browns believe thev ! have a star in pitcher Carl Weilman ! on account of his great showing dur-! ing the closing weeks of last season. J Shortstop Mike Doolan. of the Phil-' lies, has asked permission to cut the j spring training trip in order to complete his studies at the dental school. Captain Heinie Wagner, of the 1027 Main

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and Mayor Baker Who May Move in the Cleveland mayor, "but there is continual question whether the city or the county should perform certain tasks. The county and city authorities each make plans Independently of the other. One government is enough and we should retain the one that is closest to the people. "Miles of rural territory around Cleveland are destined to be part of the city at no distant date and should be platted and improved in conformity with the city standards. For example, a county brick road that has been down 18 years and is still in good condition is being torn out because the grade does not lend itself to city lot development." As successor to the work and ; .oHcies of Tom L. Johnson, Mayor Baker thinks very well of his job. It was Caesar who said he would rather be first in a little Iberian village than NOT LIKE MICE World's Champions, thinks that if the Red Sox head the Athletics it will be another pennant for Boston next fall. The Austin franchise in the Texas League has been purchased by George Leidy. who has had several years ex The Name Peck-Williamson " on your furnace assures you ample heat in cold weather. Another car load just arrived. We can handle orders quick. We repair furnaces. Pilgrim Furnace Co., 529 Main. Phone 1390. 714 to 720 S. 9th. Phone 16S5. Phone 2577

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second in Rome. Cleveland is no village but the sixth city in the nation, so Baker had even better grounds than those quoted for turnns a deaf ear to a vice presidential boo n. "My work is here in Cleveland." has been his one answer to hints of political promotion. A "Free City." Tom Johnson worked seven years to free the city from state dominion and permit it to own traction lines ar,d othr utilities. The result is a city home rule clause in the amended constitution of Ohio. Baker would co nlets the work by making county fcrrr-5 of government optional. Cuyahoga county has just completed a $7,000,000 court house and the city has been planning a $4,000,000 city hall. "The city and county of Cleveland" may find one building sufficient. perience as a manager in the Texas irgnnization. The Providence club has p-irchased i rltcher Jensen from Detroit. He I Pitched for New Haven last season ' Tnd was one of the stars of the Connecticut League. Manager Chance, of the New Yorks, vill have, the tallest' pitching staff in captivity next season. McConnell, Caldwell, Green, Keating and Shultz are above the six-foot mark. President Chivington, of the American Association is out with a denial that any clubs have been given the right to invade A. A. A. territory. It was recently reported that the Northern League would place teams in MinESVILLE n

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BASKET BALL Notre Dame vs. Earlham Ccnncrsville H. S. vs. Richmond H. S. TonfgM - - Coliseum

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LOCALS ENTERTAIN BUT LITTLE HOPE Notre Dame Team Has the Strongest Line-up for Game Tonight.

The Earlham basketball team has been put through a hard week of practice by Coach Thistlethwaite and will put up a stiff game agains Notre Dame tonight. Notre Dame always has a good team in basketball as well as in other athletics, but this year they seem to have an especially fast aggregation. They piled up a score of over 40 points Wednesday night against Rose Poly. The "dope" is badly mixed this year. Earlham scarcely expects to win, although she hopes to hold the visitors to a much lower score than the Engineers did. The Quaker line-up probably will be: Forwards, Wolf and Beery; center, Stanley or Rowe; guards, Williams and Sharpless. The lineup of the South Bend five will be: Forwards, Granfield and Cahrell; center. Mills; guards, Sweeney and Nowers. Granfield is Notre Dame's star man and Seeney is an especially good guard. The Earlham men have practiced in the Coliseum once or twice this week to get a little better acquainted with the floor. The freshmen will play the Newcastle high school tonight on the latter's floor. ANXOUXCEMEXT Hawoith Restaurant will open tomorrow with chicken dinner. Homemade bread, coffee and butter served free with a 20c. order or over. Home made bread, pies and cakes. I HAWORTH RESTAURANT, IS North 9th Street. Two Heads, Thirteen Tails. A well known New York pbilanthroplst and clubwoman tells the following story : "A friend of mine went shopping for furs She came home with a handsome sable scarf. She remarked to her sister, who was admiring the purchase: 'That stupid salesman t"ied to get me to buy a fur with two beads. I cannot toler. ate the unnatural in anything. Whoever heard of an animal with two heads?" "Her sister looked critically at the scarf; then a smile of amusement lit up her face. 'Yes. she remarked. you didn't buy a fur with two beads, but you have lought one with thirteen tails." "Boston Post WAXTED A competent house man. References required. Call at 115 X. 10th street. j HORSE - LIFT

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