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Richmond daily palladium., 1906-02-28
PREDICTS WEATHER ny
VEGETABLE BAROMETER
AUSTRIAN PROFESSOR EANs COMMON IN
TROPICS FoRETEILS EARTHQUAKES AND
VOLCANIC ERUPTIoNS

I from the east coast of North America
to the Ural mountains, and embrc-
ing the upper part of Africa on the
south.
Most dreaded and destructive of
the phenomena are precisely those
that the weather plant indicates with
the greatest accuracy and the great
est length of time in advance Sc
we're disturbances. which hitherto
could not be predicted at all or at
! least not sufficiently in advance to in
sure the taking OF precautionary
measures for preventing loss of life
and property, are indicated with even
greater precision than minor disturb
anees. As examples of the accura-
cy of the predictions the weather
plant enables one who understands it
to give. / may mention few fore
casts that | have made.
"I predicted four weeks before
| hand the great storm of August,
! 1908, in the North Sea, when twenty
six steamships and sixty sailing yes
sells were wrecked and hundreds of
| lives were lost. Two months before
their occurrence, / predicted the
earthquakes in upper Italy and the
eruption Of Vesuvius in 1891, in di-
rect opposition to the opinion of Pro-
! fessor Palmipri, director Of the Ma
] pies observatory. and I informed the
King Of Italy in December Of that
year, that in July or August, 1872.
/ Sicily would be visited by great
earthquake and there would be sim
ultaneous eruptions Of Aetna and We
suyius. Among more recent catas-
trophies, predicted was the Martin
iQue disaster on May , 1902, which I
forecasted the year before. My
prediction was published in a London
paper on November 5.
'Nearly fourteen years ago [ for
warded to the Royal Meteorological
Society, London, papers and charts
showing predictions from 1903 to 1918
inclusive, which are still in possess
sion of that body, and which, if ex-
amined, will demonstrate that almost
all elementary catastrophes that have
taken place since the earlier date
were clearly predicted, and their
consequences might have been mini
mized had my predictions been taken
as warnings.
"Of course, in making predictions
I am aided by what has gone before.
Not only have I !-opt observations of
natural disasters throughout the
world, for many years, but my COM
parative notes date back before the
time of Christ. From the records of
critical natural phnomena, found
that such phenomena are restricted
to eight zones encircling the earth in
various directions and that the most
destructive atmospheric and seismic
disturbances happen where such
zones intersect each other. These
zones move periodically toward OF
away from each other, and they re-
turn to almost about the same posi-
tions about every thirty-five years
From these facts, with my records, ]
am able to determine approximately
thirty-five years in advance when any
two of the zones will intersect each
other again over a certain district
and hence when serious disturbances
will probably revisit that portion OF
the earth's surface.'
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-02-28

The Palladium publishes more live
news than any other Richmond pa
per. Many people are telling the
paper what they have heard. All
are trying to win the dollar prize.
IS fun to be in contest, try it and
see. A dollar is not to be Stunned
when honestly earned. Give us
"tip" You may win.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-02-28
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that spec
ial meeting of the Wavne County
Council will be held in the office Of
the County Aulifor Wednesday,.
March z, at 80 O'Clock p. n. { the
purpose of makit, ar apa,.oo ion
for Women's .iai' and otler la ers
that may come -.
III. 7 Us, Aud 10.
2T-6t
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-02-28
Want Ads
READ THIS!

Wanted Found Lost which personal gain does
ter in these free providing they
in length business advertise
inserted free charge Advertisers will do well
Initials Only
through the postohice.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-02-28

Your stomach churns and digests
the food you eat and if foul, or tor
pid, or ont of order. your whole sys-
tenn suffers from blood poison. Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea keens
you well. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets
For sale by A. g. T.ulen = ro.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-02-28

If you don't know what you want,
try Mrs. Austin 3 Pancakes for a
really good breakfast.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-02-28

FOR RENT-Six room house, sol
South 18th ST., $3.50; room
house, 729 South 18th, $500; 5
room house, North Second ST.,
$1,000. Fine suburban home.
Ask for price. Phone 63S.
FOR RENT-A small house. 213
South 18th street. 27-2t
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-02-28
PALLADIUM WANT ADS.
FOR RESULTS.

FOR RENT-Seven room Flat. Law
atory, both kinds of water, electric
lights. Over Al North Eighth st.
Phone 626
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-02-28

LOST-A pocket book containing
three dollars and SINE small change
at Garfield building Friday even
ing. Phone 500 and receive re-
ward.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-02-28

WANTED-A girl for general house
work at 229 North 10th street. One
that can 60 home at night is pre-
ferred.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-02-28

STRAYED-A black and tan female
pup four months old. Finder please
return to DIR. Ferling, 9th and s.
A street and receive reward.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-02-28

Mrs. Austin e Pancake flour is best
Of all. A fresh supply now on hand
at your grocers.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-02-28

FOR RENT-Six room fiat, both
kinds of water, electric light and
bath. Sixteen and two thirds per
month. Possession at once. See
McNeal & Ketch.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-02-28

w ashings at 226 South
Second street. 2S-6t
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-02-28

FOR RENT-Nlce furnished rUoD
for gentleman, 12O South Seveotn.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-02-28

the person who found the
pearl studded brooch, with opal
setting, will call phone 997,
suitable reward will be given.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-02-28

LOST-At high school or between
there and Fourteenth and North c,
a gold watch fob. Return to 21l
North Fourteenth street. Receive
reward. Phone 1897.
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-02-28

WANTED-There is an opening for
a worthy young man to work his
way through the Business College.
Phone 24O. 2-l5-tf
Richmond daily palladium., 1906-02-28

WANTED-Wood choppers to cut
500 cords of wood, about one mile
from town. Apply to A. c. I'm
derhill Telephone 357.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08

buncle from which he has suffered for some time, had passed the critical stage. She refused to admit visitors to Husted's bedside.
 Probably one of the most worried over Husted's disappearance was Geo. Schuerman. proprietor of the hotel at which Husted had been employed for the past seventeen years. When told that Husted had been located, and the circumstances in connection herewith, Mir. Schuerman said:
 My boy is found, and I can thank the Journal Miner for it. I don't be- lieve that l was eyer so worried in all my life as I was over the disappear ance of Charley. If he had even taken his dog with him I would not have thought so seriously about it, but leav- ing his room in its usual way and his dog behind, caused me and his friends much worry. and led us to fear that he was the victim of some accident. It is all right now, as long as We know where Charley is the only bad feature being that his dog hasn't eaten a bite since he left"
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08

Sam tank wagons. With prices on oil being set by Uncle Sam and the trust fighting for its life tO even stay in the SunhOwer state besides the ef- fective guns of the federal government and a half dozen other determine states following the lead of Kansas, certainly spells success for an inde- pendent company like Uncle Sam in big letters. This company has by ac- tual count over fifty-four hundred stockholders in the seven states rep resented on the map herewith. We want the balance of ten thousand stockholders in these seven states, for here is where the company will secure and maintain it's great oil trade.
 However. if you do not live in one of these states your money can be placed where it will rain like lead on a tin roof in this company's fight for a square deal in the oil fields. If you wish to invest your money where 1t will bring you dividends and at the same time force the criminal oil trust to be decent or drive them from the home state, line up with Uncle Sam and in another year this old arrogant bully trust. which has made its brags that it has corrupted judges. bought elections and bribed legislatures will
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08

She was Surrounded in the stand by her household, the Earl of Mulgpave Lord Paget. Charles Murray and oth- CTS. the Marquis of Angelesey. etc. Her mother. the Duchess of Kent. was at her side. The Queen is fair. with blue eyes. light brown hair. rather a Slight figure and and uncOmmonly pleasing expression of countenance, and verv graceful manners. She talked and laughed much with those about her and seemed a lively. clever. happy per son. At the ball she danced several times, but did not waltz. l suppose the contact of this last dance is too close for Majesty. She opened the ball with Prince George of Cambridge. a genteel looking young man. a trifle shorter than I. and otherwise much the same
 his hair a little darker. She danced during the evening with the Duke of Buccleuch-Lord Ward. and son of Esterhazy, Prince Nicholas. Her fig ure is neat and graceful and she dances decidedly well. though rather more and harder than is customary with us. My friends threatened me
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08
OIL TRUST THREATENED TO LEAVE KANSAS IN
 DARKNESS,
)Il TRUST :

Two years ago there was not single independent oil wagon delivering oil ia kFnsas. In fact the criminal trust haG .uch a grasp on both producer anu corsI iler that it brazeHly threat.iai to leave the state in darkness when Kansas commenced the fight on these brigands and millionaire anarchists in the legislature of 1905. Of course Kan sas called the bluff of these criminal promoters and passed conservative protection laws so that any enterprise locating in Kansas would get square deal and by so doing has been the cause of millions of dollars of capital coming to Kansas. Strange as it may seem the oil trust has met serious trouble ever since 1t threatned the Jay hawkers. and with Uncle Sam stations now completed in over score of tho richest and largest counties in Kansas and sites purchased. deals and nego- tiations in forty-twO more Kansas counties from which when completed every Kansan can be reached by Uncle
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08

diers will b. stationed there. By pip ing the waters from Post and Garden canyons and uniting them at a point thre miles from the mountain out on the flat, enough water can be had for d station of 25.000 men, according to the report submitted by the engineers. The abandonment of Grant some time ago. also the more recent orders to abandon Fort Apache and the with drawal of S25,OO0 appropriated for Whipple Barracks, tends to show that the government intends to centralize the soldiery of the southwest division of the department of Colorado in one large station. The natural facilities offered by the excellent level highland near the Huachuca mountains. the pure. unexcelled water and air with the natural drainage there is. with no dan
 ger of floods in the rainy season. makes Huachuca an ideal spot for ths largest post outside of Denver. This will bring the post within three miles of the railroad, from where a spur will
 be built to connect with the main line
 The soldiers for the, Philippine and
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08
A BRIGADE CAMP.
May Be Substituted for the Post at
 Huachuca.

The war department, according 10 the Douglas Dispatch. is considering the abandonment and removal of Fort Huachuca's present site. According to the plans now under consideration d brigade post will be built about four miles northeast from the fort in one of the government pastures. The only question that remained in doubt was the water supply, and this has been solved by the government engineer , who were sent to investigate and re port on the same some time agoA The engineers have reported favorably on the water supply and it will not be many months before work will begin on the project.
 Thep ost. according to present plans, will be build to accommodate a bri- gade. which will consist of one regi- nent of infantry. and three battalions of light artillery. in all about 5000 sol
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08
PRINCE" JOHN VAN BUREN'S I'M
 PRESSIONS OF VICTORIA.

Her Majesty commands that MT. Van Buren be present" Accordingly, was walked up to her little Majesty and presented. She very graciously, and what struck me more. very grace fully. asked me several commonplace such as-when arrived whether I came in a steam packet. if 1t was my first visit to England. how ]: pleased me. whether I left my father in good health, etc. to all of which responded as properly and respectfully as my curiosity to get a good look at the little thing would allow.
 l was at Ascot races a day or two before, when had fine opportunity of seeing her for half an hour in an open balcony a little raised above the course, known as the Queens Stand.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08
MISSING HOTEL CLERK.
Found in Prescott Hospital After a
 Days Absence.

Charles Husted. the Schuerman Hotel clerk, who so mysteriously disappeared from that establishment Friday night, says the. Journal-Miner, has been teund. He is an inmate of a private hospital on Carleton street, conducted by Mrs Borton.
 The publication of his strange dis appearance in yesterdays issue of the JouFnal-Miner led to his being found. A woman friend of Mrs. Borton. tO whom she had confided that Husted was in her place, read the account in the JournalMiner and could not keep ths secret.
 When a representative of the Jour- nal-MineF called at Mrs. Borton's place she strongly denied that Husted was there. but upon being informed that it sas Hell known that he was there. ad- Enitted the truth. saying. however, that HuSted's physicians had advised that hs se kept perfectly quiet, until a car
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08
12 PER CENT AND NO TAXES.

The dividends already guaranteed on the stock will pay you better than F per cent on the investment When you stop to consider that you have no taxes 1t means a whole lot. The facts are that when it comes right down to brass tacks the stock is a gilt-edge invest ment and a sacrifice price in fact as well as name. You cant beat it anu we know it. Look at the investments that are not backed with as strong as- sets that are bringing and per cent
 Just get right down and figure it out yourself, and we don't care whether you are d farmer, merchant, labOrer or banker. it won't hurt you to take block of this stock. You can nske no better investment than to at feast di- vide up your Investments. This ccm- pany now has enough men and money
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08
RENCES.

Bradstreet's Commercial Agency. Kansas City State Bank. Kansas City. Kan. Commercial National Bank. Kan sas City, Kan. Montgomery County National Bank. Cherryvale, Kan. Atch- ison State Savings Bank (oldest bank in Kansas). Atchison. Kan. wm. Stry- ker, ex-state superintendent of Kan sas, Tulsa. Okla. also a million dollars unincumbered assets. mostly iron and steel, from the banks of the Arkansas clear across three hundred miles to the banks of the Missouri. Officers of tn company. who are the same now as at the beginning. are James Ingersol. president; J. H. Ritchie. vice-presi- dent; H. H. Tucker. Jr., secretary and treasurer.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08

fight into adjoining states ana tf. stockholders in the meantime EIH s...- commence an organized effort to f-.ri- tion congress for a law similar ta rr. Kansas anti-discrimination Izw. Tn. Organization. outside of the goysrr- ment. Is doing more to buck the mon opolistic grip of the criminal trust thar any other hundred influences com
 bined. It is a struggle for right. "a good faith, to the finish, with no com promise. Right always has and slway5 will win. We solicit you in good faith Co join our band and help push the EooL work along. You can buy stock At ths following prices. or write or wire for more complete particulars:
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08
Anti- Trust Main Trunk Pipe Line
 To Navigation Sure of Completion

million formidable foe in
  thousands g-eatc independent
  patrolng states
   of n Parafne being built
  that by the
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08
SPECIAL OFFER.
HOW TO SEND MONEY.

Remit by postoffice money order. bank draft, or personal checks. If you send currency, always register your letter. Make all drafts. checks and money orders payable to The Uncle Sam oil Company. Your stock will ba sent to you by registered mail Our office force are rushed with work and do not expect your stock to reach you for at least two weeks after your re- mittance arrives at the Uncle Sam office
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08

half million dollars of construction yet
 to be completed but you will not have to wait forever to secure good interest on your money. From the sales of the oil the company will pay dividends and from the sales of the balance of the stock the company will secure funds to complete the pipe line, pumping plant. distributing station and other
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08

miles I4t completed will  when completed will
  complete this line without further delay You simply no dividend earning back of this sales eight months Dividends guaranteed
 
 stockholders representing state and n
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08

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  In out a
  and in
  completed the
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08
ADDRESS

with the honor of dancing with he: Majesty. which would have annoyed me not a little in my court dress for the first time; otherwise, of course. I should have been much flattered. 1 was relieved of all apprehension. how ever. by learning from MT. Stevenson that Her Majesty would dance with no one who has not been regularly pre- sented.-From John Van Buren in England" in the December Christ mas) Scribner.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08
PRICES OF STOCK.
MONTHLY PAYMENT OFFER.

From the start the Uncle Sam Oi. Company has made it possible for men of limited means to join the company and in addition to offering treasury stock at the aforementioned price will sell on monthly payments as fo.- lows:
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08

back of it to insure a continue1 growth and greater dividends. and at the same time give the public a square Geai
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08

Panama service will be recruited at this point, also those returning will have delightful climate to recuperat~. in after their tropical experiences.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08
FIRST OIL PUMPED OVER PIPE LINE MEANS 30 CENT STOCK,

In less than four months yea can de- pend on Uncle Sam pumping oil clear through from the big oil wells near Bartlesville, Okla, ts the river refine ", Uncle Sam No. ?. at Atchison. Any investor who can see as far as the end of his nose knows that the day this long stretch of pipe line is completed and the great pumps commence deliv- ering steady streams of oil to the stor- age tanks at this big refinery on the bank of navigation, that Uncle Sam stock will jump in the open market close to S1.00 per share With 151 miles of pipe delivered. paid for and comple- ted. there is not a single doubt but what the company with all its vast strength will secure and complete in very short time the small balance yet to construct. Investments of nearly every kind are extremely high in the United States. especially real estate: Now oil is a necessity. People must have it to read by and to keep warm. Theresare no chances to be run in an investment in Uncle Sam stock Just a question of a few months and you will be unable to buy it at all Common sense tells you that with the completion of this pipe line it will be worth from three to five times the present selling price, while it is splen- did good investment even when 1t dou- bles in value. You can not find another investment that will beat it. Better get in line today by sending in S1.400 and securing 10000 shares, which in four months time with pipe line to navigation will be worth at least 5000 to you and pay you immense dividends semi-annually. There are scores of stockholders who have invested over S1,4OO each and several as high as e- naa
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08

While drivin along on North Center
 street found a box filled with something
 sweet; 1t came from the store By the grocery handy. Need ! say Twas box of Donofrio's Cactus
 Candy.
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08
COMPANY HAS OVERCOME OIL TRUST CONSPIRACY, RlD-
 ICULE AND ABUSE.

The Uncle Sam Company is con-
 polling the respect and consideration
 of people today who would not look al
 it on the start. Others are misled
 by would-be financial papers and d
 few poodle newspaper conspiratOrs by
 their attacks against the company. ana
 a few perjured hirelings writing for a few magazines and certain newspa-
 pers which wear the oil trust railroad
 collars. but their rantings have only
 helped this company and caused its friends to rally more to Uncle Sam's
 support until today there are over ten
 thousand stockholders backing this company and until over S95O. 900 cash is now back of Uncle Sam. while over S50.000 more is subscribed on gilt-edg- ed instalment contracts Now this kind of a lineup is certainly worthy your consideration. For To man with any sense at all can consistently say that such a showing is not a strong one one that no other enterprise can cite you to, considering the rocky road trav- eled On the other hand. we can tell you that there is not a single doubt but that every dollar of the $150,00O that will be accepted at this sacrifice price will be quickly raised. After nearly two years. working nearly night and day to put this proposition through as promised at the beginning. overcoming Iidicule and abuse and suffering injus- tice from blackmailers and trust hire lings. we know that it will be easy work to complete everything now. and if you fail to take advantage of the sacrifice price offered the public in this announcement you will hurt your own pocketbook more than anything else. However. we will be glad to have you join our loyal band and whether you live in California or New York. or whether you invest s15 for 100 shares or s275O for thirty thousand shares. your interest will be faithfully fur thered and dividends sent you semi annually
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08
DIVIDEND NUMBER TWO.

Every shareholder of record or who has mailed remittance for stock be- fore the day closes Thursday, Decem- Der 20, will participate in dividend No 2 Books will be closed for dividend No. on that day. Now some wiseacre and knOcker and oil trust hireling will say that this dividend is not honestly earned but it will be just the same and you can get it if you act promptly. but you won't if you don't Furthermore you will secure another dividend every six months as long as you live and your heirs thereafter if you are wise enough to buy Uncle Sam stock. Bet ter get on the Uncle Sam pay roll now while you can. This dividend will be paid from the sales of oil produced from our own wells and manufactured into marketable oils through the Uncle sam refineries now in operation.
 This company was organized for the benefit of the stockholders and to break the grip of the oil trust It has ac- complished both. There is nearly a
Arizona republican., 1906-12-08

See the late style cards at DonHell's. the cheapest place to get first class pic- lures. Children a speciality.