Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 81, 13 February 1913 — Page 9

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Mult Crossed and Spoiled Everything

By "Bud" Fisher

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News From Surrounding Towns

MILTON, IND, MILTON, Ind.. Feb. 13. Mr. and Mrs.;; Martin Frazee entertained as their guests, this week, Mr, and Mrs. Childers, of Louisville, Ky , " Mrs. J. M. Grigsby, of Frankton, visited her daughter, Mrs. Oliver Wallace this .week. WJ11 Rothermel of Connersville, spent Wednesday with his mother and sister, Mesdames Anna M. Rothermel and Elizabeth Kimmel. t Mrs. Fred Murley and daughter, Miss Alice, also Miss Violet Murley were at Richmond Wednesday to visit the former's husband at the Reid Memorial hospital, and found him getting along well. Mrs. M. E. Klnsey is home from Chicago to look after her business affairs. ' ' ' Miss Dorothy Hoshour and Miss Gladys Cromer will entertain at a St. Valentine's party at the home of Miss Dorothy Friday , evening. The hours will be from 7 to 10 o'clock. Each guest is requested to bring a valentine.

Mrs. El wood

The dance given at the K. of P. temple on Tuesday evening was quite a success. Several from out of town were in attendance. The Phi De Lia club of the M. E. church held a business meeting at the home of Rev. Ryder and wife on Tuesday evening. After the business had been disposed of dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. Mr. Charles Jackson, who was strick en several days ago with paralysis is improving slowly. He is able to sit up at the present time but he is still unable to use his left side. -. Mrs. Martha Culbertson, mother of E. A. Culbertson and ' Robt. Culbertson is seriously ill at her home in Walnut street. ;- ! Mr. Perry Williams of Richmond made a business trip here yesterday, f ; Mrs. Paul O'Neal and children of Richmond spent Wednesday with J. A. Dunbar, t Mr. Frank Baker of West Main street is on the sick list. Mrs. John Smelser entertained the following ladies at her home Wednes-

' Aav tra .William "Pnfn TVfra Poarl

Beeson had at her v . H

guesi at ainner vveunBuy, .r Mrg. Bramer of Centerville, Mrs. Da-

Beechwood farm south of town. Mrs. Root Beeson and son. Leland war Cambridge City visitors, Wednesday . i-r

Drj Emerson of Indianapolis, deliver-

vis of New Paris and Mrs. William Culbertson of Campbellstown, Ohio. , .Mri knd . Mrs.. William McCown of Kalamazoo Michigan, are visiting Mr. parejitaMx. aniIts. John

McCWft iiTWest rMain street. - They

FORCE OFTHE SEA Terrific Power Is Generated When a Cyclone Rages.

THEN THE WATERS RUN WILD

Alt Regularity of Wave Motion Ceases as the Sea Bursts Its Bounds Granite Blocks Weighing a Thousand Tons . Tossed About Like Pebbles. A pond troubled by a pebble gives a comprehensive Idea of the mechanism of the perpetual motion of the ocean, now slow, regular and majestic, running from horizon to horizon, now rushing in ungovernable, fury asrulnst the land. When a pebble falls in a pond it produces a fine circular Hue. which widens, multiplying until stopped by Its boundaries. Just so is produced the surging of the sea. To Judge from appearances, the swells transport the water toward the circumference of the pond. In point of fact they do nothing of the kind, as is easily proved by a match or splinter of wood being cast upon the water. The match is hardly raised or lowered by the passage of the swell. The action in evidence is simply the transmission

PALLADIUM! FOR RENT-Connnued

Want Ads

j FOR RENT 5 room house. 631 N. 9th.

FOR RENT Furnished room.

Main.

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Ic a word 7 days for the price of 5 Telephone Number 2566

WANT AD TTEtrU y

E. G. IE. H. ........ 1 Housekeeper . . 2 G. M. D. ...... 1 "Oliver 2 Wholesale 1

1203 5-Tt

FOR RENT A furnished room with heat and bath with board, M N. 6th. 7-7t

FOR RENT-2640.

-Furnished rooms. Phone 7-Tt

FOR RENT A nicely furnished room for rent, all modern conveniences at 39 S. 10th. 7-7t FO R RENT M odm f ur nishTdroomiT. 206 N. 11th. ll-7t

with ll-3t

FURNISHED ROOMS for rent, 1S02 Main. Would rent for light housekeeping. ll-3t

FOR SALE REAL ESTATE Continued.

LOST

FOR RENT Furnished room bath. 122 N. 7th .street.

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Arkansas.'; vr-. '-.- - ' Francis McMinn will hold apubllc sale of farming implements and live stock at his farm west of town Feb. 28.

Mrs. John Fox is suffering from a

iron fall. Mr. David Hanagan has resigned as president of the Centerville Telephone company, John Pierce, vice president, will fill the vacancy made by Mr. Hanagan's resignation.

ed it lecture at the Christian church ! ar enroute home from a trip through

Tuesday evening- under the auspices oi the?Milton Cary clubThe subject of the lecture was "Health." The lecture war along practical lines. The speaker was Introduced tt his audience by Mrsu Oliver Wallace, president of the

club.; Miss Nellie Jones, who presided masned foot, the result of letting an

at the organ, gave an instrumental number. Miss Jessie Lantz was at Richmond Wednesday. Harry Ward and aunt, Miss Martha BakCr of south of town, were spending Tuesday eveniDg with Mr. and Mrs L. E. Ward. The Loyal Men and Sons of the Christian church Bible school will give a banquet at the I. O O. F. hall Friday ;evening, February 14. The hours,

will e 7:30. The banquet will be sery-J

ed by the Ladies Aid Society. The following "program will be boserved: Toastmaster E. P. Jones. The All Round Man Rev. Elmo Hlgham, of Butler University. Solo--Harry Doty. Mr nd the Church Rev. F. C. McCormick. ' , Coruet Solo Albert Newman. Deserterti Rev. L. E. Brown.

The mottos are: Loyal Men," The

EATON, OHIO

Mrs.,, Charles S. Bloom, is ill with

scarlet fever and the home has been placed under quarantine. George C. Griffin, of Greenville, spent Wednesday and Thursday in

i Eaton. -

William Albaugh, of Carson City, Michigan, is visiting his father, David Albaugh, North Maple street. Mrs. S. E. Reynolds is spending a

Mai will be kept for 30 days only All call net called for wltbln that

of motion, not the transmission of . unie wi!l be cast out. matter. j

The fine waves of the sea are gen

erated by the wind as fine waves are i WANTED

generated Dy me wina wnen it nppies a field of grain ready for the harvest. The waves that run over the field of grain are real waves, often waves in fierce action. The spears of grain are

immovably fixed to the ground by their roots, but every blade transmits its os- ; dilatory movement to the next blade. I

Jnst sn linnifl tnnlprnlm nrp fnrmod

In the middle of a vast ocean, such in& bv one onl-v- Address "Edna," as the equatorial Atlantic, for instance. care Pa'adlum; great regular undulations are seen mul- WANTED Two lady stenographers tiplying in parallels like the furrows j for good paying positions. Call Rlchin a vast plowed field. On the broad 1 mond Business College 13-2t ocean the liquid mounds of the sea rise WANTEDFor-cashT at once, good

WANTED 50 boys to distribute samples Saturdaymorning, 9 o'clock. 22 N. 11th street, upstairs. 13 21

: WANTED Room for light housekeep-

EATON, O., Feb. 13. John Somers, of Dayton, spent Wednesday with local relatives. ,

William, 4-year-old son of Mr. and j in height. Exact measurement has giv-

with every swing with more or less

even regularity. The mariner's imagination has given the great waves of the high sea the reputation of fabulous height. Reliable authors have talked of waves mountain high and of waves 120 feet

double house. Must deal with own-

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FOR RENT Furnished flat tor light housekeeping. 105 North 4th street. 20-tf F5RRENT Furnished rooms with steam heat, bath. Windsor hotel. 27-14t

FOR RENT Furnished rooms and sleeping rooms, 28 N. 3rd st. . feb 6-tf

FOR RENT 5 room modern house, 33 S. 17th. Phone 1705. 6-7t

FOR RENT 7 room house, N. 18th St, $12.50. One house on Main St. 8 rooms, $20. Modern except furnace. Brooks and Sells. 13-tf

FOR RENT 2 rooms. Phone 1054. ... ... 4S-7t FOR RENT 6 room house. 227 N. 20th. Call 101 S. 9th. Rent $15.00. 13-3t

FOR SALE-Richmond property a specialty. Porterfield Kelly Block, 8th and Main. FUNK & MILLER Second National Bank Bldg. FOR SALE. Almost new 6 room house with hot water heating plant, laundry room and fruit rooms separate from furnace room, complete bath room, attic and

fine electric light fixtures. This ; hmiao ia vl'aII 1 rw at&H frkf a rollrnnfl I

man, and can be bought on terms. The cheapest Httle place on the interurban line, 5c fare, 5 room cottage with furnace, 8 acres of land in the best state of cultivation. The many inquiries we have for such a place will soon sell it, so make arrangements to see it FRIDAY sure.

2 acres of land and a 5 room cottage

and fair sized barn, just outside the corporation. One of the best things we know of, only $1,800, and time on part.

The best 5 room new house wjth

everything modern, and on good terms,

and only $2,400. 10 We can only accommodate 10 men on our next excursion to Florida, so make your arrangements early.

' Leaves March 4th 25 day tickets 10. FUNK & MILLER Phone 2766.

IX)ST A belt pin some place north of Main. Red set. Return to 1514 North D street. Reward. 13-lt

9481 A Pleasing Comfortable Frock for the Littie Miss.

FOR SALE

Best opportunity of the season for 10 men to see the South land, 25 days, $31.85. Special Pullman coach. See Funk& Miller. Phone 2766

FOR SALE Good

general

horse. Call 439 South 11th.

purpose 13-7t

FOR SALE An oak dresser. Phone 4750. 13-7t

WANTED A reliable sober man for farm work. Phone 3105. 13-2t

Men of All Nations for the Man of Gal-' few ln Dayton with her daughilee. The Loyal Sons, "The Other Fel-,ter Mrs- George R. Eastman. jow , j Mrs. Wilbur F. Smalley is spending Mrs. Otto Hurst died at her home on ' tnis wkeek in Cincinnati with her sisthe George vManlove farm south of ter. Mrs. Emma Huddle. Milton Wednesday morning. The de-1 Mrs- Hannah Brown will remove to ceased was ill but a few days. She was , Dayton this week. 22 years old and is survived by her J The Home and Foreign Missionary husband. The funeral services will be society of the Christian church, met held Friday. A short service will be Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. held at the home at ten o'clock after John P. Stanza, East Wadsworth St. which the body will be taken to Dun- The Bible Study club will meet next lapBville for the funeral services pro- Monday evening at the home of Mrs.

per nad where the interment will be , G. scheid, South Maple street.

WANTED 25 men at Thistlethwaite's Ice Pond, Friday morning early. 13-lt

en a closer estimate.

. , tT , i. , 1 Wanted Ten men to go with us to jor oceans, attain the height of fifty ,,,,,, o

feet under the exceptional conditions: ' ' . 3 '

of a tempest in the vicinity of Cape

FOR SALE 60 acres with Bldgs Fairly Fenced Timber all tillable level on Pike. 40 acres, near city, Bldgs. 90 acres and 125 acres Bldgs. good fences Tlmber Level. SANFORD E. HENNING, 205 N. 8th Street 12-2t

FOR IMMEDIATE SALE 10 acres well located and improved. Price $1,800. 45 acres all first bottoms fine corn land. Fair improvements, well

$31.85 round trip.

Funk & Miller. Phone 2766 WANTED Planer or Tenon machine man. M. Rumely Company. 12-3t WANTEDLadiei interested in art

Horn and the Cape of Good Hope. The surges here estimated are those in free circulation on the high seas. When a wave, whatever its strength or its weakness, meets a solid obstacle, whether that obstacle be a rocky cliff or a ship, the swell rebounds to extraordinary heights. Lighthouses are often swept by the sea from base to summit. The length of waves Is between hppntT anil thirtv times their helirht.

and the slope of the sea's hills is very WANTED Washingto to do. Call gentle. A wave sixty feet high is'1700 Korth F- 11'7t

WANTED Woman to work, must be

PUBLIC SALE I will sell at public sale on my farm. 4 miles northwest of Richmond, and 14 miles south of Webster on the Williamsburg Pike,

on Thursday, February 20, 1913, at' located. Price $4,000.

10 o'clock, the following: 8 head of go acres, well located and Ideal for horses, 16 head of cattle, 35 head, of ' pork, poultry or produce of all aorts. hogs and a full line of farm tools aJ- price $4,000. ' most new. Peyton Mitchell. 12:7t ! . Possession March " 1, 1913, or soon-

piano er, if wanted.

FOR SALE A good square

$20. Call 710 South 9th.

12-7t

FOR SALE A gas cooking stove, refrigerator and oil curtain shades. Phone 2604. 12-3t

and fancy work to call and seejFOR SALE Tables, rockers, beds,

demonstration of tapestry painting.

Pin cushion tops free. 303 Lincoln street. Mrs. S. R. Shafer 12-2t

WANTED Confinement cases. No. 9 North 15th street. 12-2t

made.

CENTERVILLE, IND. CENTERVILLE, Ind., Feb. 13. Mrs. Jennie Gibson, who has been on the sick list for some time has gone to ppend several days with her sister, Mrs.. Cook in Richmond. Mr. Benjamin Myrick and Mrs. Edward King of Richmond spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ahl and family. Messrs. Howard Smelser and Paul Mathews have been putting up ice from the Hill pond. They have housed four hundred tons at the one cutting, with ice from six to eight inches thick, Mr Manford Richardson has resigned as lineman from the telephone company, his resignation to take affect March first. Mr Charles Roberts has been appointed to succeed him. Mr Ray Shiveley, of Richmond was in town Tuesday on business. Mr; Howard Mathews and family are out of quarantine. They have been quarantined for several weeks on account' of scarlet fever in the family. No new cases of the disease have developed in the community. The Eastern Starr Lodge will have the grand matron, Mrs. Robinson of Winchester with them for their work on Friday night, when four candidates will Je taken into the lodge. A ban- ' quet iill follow the invitation. Mrs. Davis of New Paris is spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Wood . Eliason. . , .

Cold Bloodd Bvtting. The extreme callousness of the old English gamblersor gentlemen, as they were then called is illustrated by the following account which Horace Walpole, the celebrated letter writer, gives of a curious occurrence at White's coffee house In London. In one of his epistles to Sir norace Mann, under date of Sept. 1, 1750, he says: "They have put into the papers a good story, made at White's. A man dropped down dead at the door and was carried in. The club Immediately made bets whether he was dead or not. and when they were going to bleed him the wagerers for his death interposed and said -it would affect the fairness of the bet, and they stopped their efforts.

HOPE ON. It is necessary to hope, for hope itself is happiness, and its frustrations, however frequent, are yet less dreadful than its extinction. Dr. Johnson..

somewhere between 1,000 and 1,200 feet long. . At the axis of the revolving tempest called a cyclone there are paany wave

systems, moving in all directions. ' WANTED Now is the time the bot-

clean housekeeper and good cook. No others need apply, 325 S. 14th st. 8-7t

meeting and combining. When the cy

clone is in action the sea is said to "burst its bounds." At such a time all regularity of wave

succession ceases, and the sea runs wild, with force beyond human power j

to estimate. Blocks of granite weigh-

tom of your door is the place to have a "Storm King" weather strip put on. Keeps out the cold wind, rain and snow. For sale at all hardware stores or by Mrs. J. N. Hodgin. Phone 2980 Mfgr. 8-7t

tag from 1,000 to 1.200 tons are caught . WANTED To buy good second hand

by the sea and rolled like pebbles to distances of 800 feet and more, and sea walls are splintered as by hatcheta. The ''live power" of a furious sea is estimated by multiplying the mass of the surge by the square of its

speed.

Underwood typewriter.

dium office.

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WANTED Experienced lathe operators. Good wages. Steady employment. Address J. P. Fillingham, Gen. Supt.. A p person Bros. Automobile Co., Kokomo, lad. 4-10t

When the surf. Impelled by the drive ; NOTICE Have added an extra shoo-

of the broad sea, meets a solid obsta- j maker. Neatest and best work in cle its pressure is thirty tons per) town. R. A. TomUnson Brown & square meter of water. This estimate, i Darnell. 21-tf

which Is close, explains now water, when continually sapping the foot of a cliff, breaks down the land, forces back the shore line and little by little, constantly and surely, increases the sea's domain. A wave from 33 to 35 feet high and 625 feet long such a wave as the sea produces every eighteen seconds represents power of about 1,350 horsepower, steam, per square yard. Harper's Weekly.

Apply at once to.- ,',

See The J. E. M. AGENCY For Farms. Over 6 North Seventh Street

BUSINESS CLASSIFIED

stands, davenport, buffet, hot plate.

brass kettle, tin lantern. . candle j moulds. Indian relics ' laree nalm i ee "UnK ZTIQ. Alllier

and many other articles. 126 South ln regard to this special excursion to Third street. 12-2t Eellsmere, Florida, March 4th. to in- - - : - - spect the best Citrus fruit and truckF?R,?.ALETT,mberJ "Wlg"' Z00d' K lands in the South.

Girl's one piece dress with long er

shorter sleeve.

Galatea, percale, cashmere, serge or

corduroy may be used to develop this simple little dress. The yoke portions

could be of contrasting material. The

pattern is cut ln 4 sizes: 4, , 8 and 10

yean. It requires 3 yards of 40 inch

material for a S year size.

A pattern of this Illustration mailed to any address on receipt of 10c in silver or stamps.

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Address

building lots. Sarah Haworth. Phone

S037. 12-7t

FOR SALF. Scuffed Singer drop head machines. Also line of second machines at Singer Store, 500 Main. 10-7t

Shurlev s Large Moving Vans 12 & 14 N. 8th St Phone 1536. Chas. Wade. Mgr. 6-tf

A. M. ROBERTS RFAL ESTATE

FOR SALE Five rooms of new furni- j CITY PROPERTIES AND FARMS ture cheap. Phone 1291. lOTt i Liberty Ave, R. R. 1. Phone 4171. OfFOR SALE Cottage. Phone 3059 or ! fice at Keys Harness Store, 613 Main

"H. L.," care Palladium

FOR SALE

10-7t ; street. Phone 2652.

19-tf

A top delivery wagon.

suitable for butcher, 312 West Main st. feb 4-tf

FOR SALE Resctanrant Phone 2640.

furniture.

SEE MOORE ft OGBORN for all kinds of Insurance, Bonds and Loans, Real Estate and "Rentals. Room 16, L O. O. F. F. Bldg. feb20-tf

FOR SALE REAL ES TATE

1171 . Zuttermeister's Moving Vans

Largest in city. 37 S. 6th. Phone 1519. 2-tf

Modern New Homes S new houses. Cor. 21st and F streets northeast, ar line 1 block. Houses are 6 rooms and bath, strictly modern, ready to occupy, choice location, especially for a railroad man. A reliable party can pay small cash

payment, balance like rent monthly.

home Do It Now.

Thone 1730. , TURNER W. HADLET.

Let your rnt money buy your

121 So. 13th.

WANTED Tout pictures to frame, grinding of all kinds. Baby cabs retired. We repair everything. Brown and Darnell. Phone 1936. 1-tf

FOR SALE Inside property. Elegant place for flat or good residence district. Lot 90x

165.

Porterfield, Kelly Block lMt

MOVING Hay Brooks, large moving van. Phone 4758. 13-7t

A. O. DERING, Auctioneer, Centerville, Ind Phone or Write. augeod-tf

EARN 8 TO $12 WEEKLY at home spare time mailing circulars. For particulars send 10c, which we re turn when you begin work. Wm A. Droste. 474 J. 39 Trumball Ave.. Detroit, Michigan. 14-30t

WANTED Woman for general housework. Near Richmond. Information 1010 Main. 30-tf

WANTED To do eewing for infanta and small children. Phone 1005. 8-eod-7t

FOR RENT

FOR RENT Two rooms, heat and

bath. 47 B. 11th street. f l2-2t j

FOR SALE. ZOO houses located in any part of Richmond. All prices. Some making as much as twelve per cent. 100 fine farms, all sizes and prices. 50 vacant lots. Li6t your property with us for quick sale. A. BROOKS & C. E. SELL Room 18 Kelly Block. Telephone 1303 11 tf

FOR SALE House. Part cash, at 611 N. 8th st. Mar. 1, 2 o'clock. 11 to mar 1

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for im

proved property, 9 well located lota in city. Will pay some cash difference or assume. Box 108, City 13-2t

Sa Springe. Ia the very hottest district la the world the shores of the Persia a ftilf there Is do rain whatever, nor riven, nor oases. Tet water la got from the bottom of the aea. Six miles off the shallow coast there ts a long line of bubbling eprlnga of lea cold fresh water. Divers capture it ln goatskin bags and retail it Inland at very moderate prices. Even la an annual drought, which lasts from January to December, and in a temperature that, hardly ever sinks below 90 degree and often risen to over 110 the natives hava no worry about their water supply. ,

NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS, ETC. In the matter of the estate of Sarah Ann Tallant, deceased. In th Wayne Circuit Court, January Term, 1913. Notice Is hereby given that Alexander Q. Tallant as executor of the estate of Sarah Ann Tallant deceased, has presented and filed his account and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the sama will come up for examination and action of said Circuit Court on the 1st day of March, 1913. at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate are required to appear in said Court and show cause, if any there be, why said account and vouchers should not be approved. ALEXANDER Q TALLANT. Executor JOHN L. RUPE, Attorney. wk!y 6-120

PUBLIC SALE

Having sold my farm, 14 miles northeast of Richmond on MIddleboro pike, will sell at public sale on Monday February 17, 1913. beginning at 10 a. m., following: 6 head of horses. 3 registered Percherons, 15 head, milch cows, 60 head hogs, 3 head sheep, farming Implements, vehicles and harness, also one base burner, one soft coal burner.

WILLOW RIVER Coming commercial center of Interior British Columbia. On Grand Trunk, Pacific and Hudson Bay Rys. Entrance Great - Peace River country. For foil information write Pacific Land and Town sites Co.. Ltd.. 76 Richards SU Vanmnrmr. R f Armti wintctf.

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Chas. Hanes