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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-08
QUAkERS TO APPEAR

Basketball fans of the city will have
their first opportunity to see the
speedy Quakers team in action at the
"Y" this evening at 8 o'clock, the time
set for the Quaker-Y. M, c. A. clash.
A game between the intermediates
and Senior classes of the "Y" will
precede the clash.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-08
PUT ON HONOR ROLL

T. c. Carroll, South Richmond, is
commended in the Roll of Honor"
section of the C. & O. Employers
Magazine for noticing brake beam
down on freight car. He telephoned
to the city station and the repair was
made before any damage resulted.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-08
CITY BRIEFS
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

State Of Indiana, Wayne County, IS:
Estate OF John H. Bolinger, de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been appointed by the
Wayne Circuit Court, Administrative
Of the estate of John Fl. Bolinger. de.
ceased. late of Wayne County, Indiana.
Said estate is supposed to be solvent.
MABEL 4. BOLINGER,
Administrative.
John L. Rupe, Atty.
Nov. CT.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-08
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our many friends and neigh
bors for the beautiful way in which
they remembered us at the death of
our dear son and brother, Otto.
MIR. AND MRS. STRICKEN AND
CHILDREN.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-08
REPORTS ON ESTATE

Appraised value of the personal es
tate of Catharine E. C. Barton was re
ported to the circuit court today tt
be $2,6O7.S4 William B. Barton II
the administrator.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-08
VOTE ON AMENDMENT.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. Perfect
election weather greeted Oklahoma
voters today. Outside the national
ticket interest centered around the
amendment to create non-partisan
election board.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-08
NATCO FIVE MAKES
SWEEP OF ALLEYS
N, A. r. 8: A. 4 L. o

Debut Of POrter's Adding and List
ing five into the Y. NJ. c. A. bowling
league last night was the occasion for
a three-game win for the Natcos, who
took advantage of the comparative
inexperience of the new team and
rolled up three games. Price, of the
Natcos, was high gun in the average
The scores:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-08
NOTICE

NOTICE
Notice is hereby given to the citizens
of the City of Richmond, Wayne
county, Indiana, and all others con-
cerned, that the undersigned, being
duly qualified according to law, will
make application to the Board of
at the next regular session commenc-
ing on the first Monday of December,
1916, for renewal of my license to
sell intoxicating liquors at retail with
permission to allow the same to
be drunk upon the premises where sold
in accordance with the provisions of
an act of the General Assembly of the
State of Indiana, approved March 18th,
1875 and all amendments and additions
thereto and all other laws Of the state
now in force in relation to such bust
ness.
The precise location of the said
premises for which l desire such
license and specific description and
location of the room in such building
is as follows:
Being in the building situated on
part of Lot No. 2 on Fort Wayne ave-
uuc d1u Ou LOU lNO. IL Ou iNOi VI
Eighth street in Bickle e Laws ad-
dition to Richmond, and being the low
er floor of a two story brick building
situated on parts of lots numbered two
(2) and eleven (11l; size of said room
is as follows: Beginning at the south
west corner of said room, running
north fifteen (15) feet; thence east
along the north side eighty-four (S4)
feet; thence south fifteen (15) feet;
thence west eighty-four (84) feet to
the place of beginning.
Said building is located in Bickle &
Laws addition to the city of Richmond,
Wayne county, Wayne township, In
diana, which said building is number
1877 Fort Wayne avenue and 412 North
Eighth street, in said city of Rich
mond. and being in the Second ward
of said city.
GEORGE THEURER.
Nov. Tit
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-08
TRIM SCRUB QUINTET

Springing a series of new plays on
the second team, R. H. S. varsity in
it's practice session at the high school
gym last night, rolled up 42-15 total
on the understudies. The new forma-
tons are Anderson" model and will
be used exclusively in that game.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-08
CORPS SERVES DINNER

Women's Relief Corps served din
ner to the Richmond election boards
today. Meals were prepared at the
court house and sent out to the various
precincts in boxes and baskets
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-08
Sport News
MERCuRIO BREAKS
TIE IN LAST GAME
Trojans, 2; krawiers, I

With the series knotted at one all
at start Of the third and final, P. Mer-
curio and Often pulled the Trojans
together for a grand finale and the re-
suit was a Trojan series by margin
of fourteen pins. The Krawlers got
away to good start but 819 score
of the opposition upset things In the
second. Often was high man.
The scores:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-08

A recently patented porch or lawn
seat can be converted into swing
or crib for a small child.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-08

Several types of compressed air
operated hosting machines have been
designed for use in places where the
fire hazard is great.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-08
Get Rid Of
Piles at Home
Thousands Report Relief and Cures
Through the Use Of Pyramid
Pile Treatment Within
Their Own Homes,

# you suffer from piles, you are
doing yourself grave Injustice every
day you put off testing the famous
Pyramid Pile Treatment.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-18
Ses YrdiiOtntem Sil.
60 nenut 9lbg. Sns bic Irinees8pr'
lase bes 6anies.
Scnat nirb Sebatte iiber feline gill
am Wuntng nmfnebmen.

SSafbington II, Is. MGr5. Sor=
iiser Snp bonn NtiIitGr glisi6uB
6es Saliies eripiberte bel1te p1brenb
ser Sebotte iiber bic 9lrinee @iG
ollf cine bicsbc5iigIiGe 5roee: SD
oarf iaecn baB bies ErGiioeilt 8il-
IONS gia lit, ba er ite in ieoer 9e.
5icbung glitbeibt." Serr Snp fiiete
bin5u, BOB Der GrGiioent iiber5eugt
iei BOB oie gcplante ~Serbulio.
liGung" ser gtationnleorbc bcrielben
3pef errei6en miro mic Scr bon CT,
SefretGr @orriion bcfiiriportetcGlun
elmer &ontineiltalnrmec.
SSm Scnat bradte Soriitcr Gbonl-
berIoin bonn WfilitG 9(usi6ub bie
Senots glrrnee Bill cin. Sic
mag ON Montog sur Gebnttc aufec-
non1nlen merbeit.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-18
Scit bnnOtrt Sabren cine
StaOt.
Tittsbnrsb besebt feierlidl 8ebnrts.
tag ieiner Snfrpporieruns.

Bittsburgb, +, Is. MGra. Yitts,
burgb feierte beute Den 100. Sabrcs-
fog ieiner SSSnforporierrng. Cine
Iorobe, on Ser iid olle 3lpeige Der
GennipIpanio gtotipnaIearoe unb
beritieoene biireerlide lino bolb:nti-
Iit1rii6e @ereii,iglneen beteiligten,
pur6e 5u Gbrcn bes Cages peron-
itoltet. 8ouperneur Mortin o.
9rurtbougb, Die 9unocs Senotoreit
Genroie tnb Slipcr, @iireermeiiter
Soiepb q. glrntftrong unb anbere
it6btifhe 9eonlte nabnen &epue iiber
Die Tarobe ob. SSn @erbinbung nit
Der sSeier ipuroe au9 Der 8runb-
itein fir ben 0radtbolt geleet, i'll
meIdem bie Gin Soll utb Dos
Gountp 8ebGube untcrgebrobt per-
ben iollen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-18
&iQa hiebt Dor Ser
folgern.
WalbiugtOn erwartet nDf)
lauge teiue Sdmpfe
NIT Sanbitcm.
Sepcidcm Dun 8rcnse nub Snnerem
Yterius berubigeno.
9lmerifaniidle Srnppcn luerbcn feline
Staot beieben.
Ter GTpcbitiun iuiro Der Gbarafter
cinrr Sunnfinu nrunt,,titrrf
Ter GTpcbitipn luirb Der Gbarafter
elmer Snuniipn senummen.

W a btn9ton, Is. War5 =
SSraneisco Si1n iulo ieinc 9anoitcn
flieben hellte nod Nniid)t hieiiger
slrmce- Sffi5iere Dor Den anerifati-
ifen Srllppen i'm ilorOli1en Wcrico.
Gieie Slniift baiiert arf Scpei6ell
ron ben amerifaniihcn &olonnen,
monad bis geitern ipGt abeno feiil
3nian1ncnitob nit ben 9anOiteil
itatteeflnoen bate.
2a,tt 9(ngobcn be5 Sefrctdrs So
fer ertpdbnten Die leBten SepelGerl
on bas &riegsoepartenent nid)ts bon
llnrllben on Ser 9reil5c. 9lud) i'm
SSnncren BON Merico fd)cint lnut
0fitteillungen bon Soniularbeamtell
Gl,be 5it berrlhen
ScfrctGr 9afer peroffclltlidtc
beltte folgenbes:
Sic 9eri6te, bie bircft bilr6 Mi
litGriid)e &andle einlicfen un0 iene,
bie aus anSercn 9teeierlings-9epar
tcneltts Dem &riegsbepartement gu
gingen, laiien ooraif idlieBen, oab
nit Slusnabne BON ettpns Grregltng
in Saulpico, Die onideinenb grlino-
los lit, Lungs Der san5cn 8ren5e
9ili6c berrid)t. lleber 0ie Speratio.
nen Ser Srr,ppcn iino feline Yfelbut-
gen 5ur geroffentli6iing porban-
oen."
Ger Sefretdr miro beiite na6mit-
tag na1 Glepelano fabren rno crit
am Sienitag friib ipieoer in @aib-
ington eirtreffen. Sn ieiner 9Ibipe-
ierbeit miro 9eneral- -Waior SusG
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-18
Strniinftigtr stanopnnft.
MilitGr Slusidnle pprtnsieiiiden
Sffiaieren neridlpiien.

Gan Siee o, Gal., Is. Nf6r5.
@ier portugieiiife Irmee Sffi5iere,
Die Dor 5luei Wonnten bon 2iiia6on
nod Son 9ieso eeionbt lporoen mo-.
rem, Inn unter 9eitl,ng omeritoni.
i9er Irinee.Slieeer ouf 9sortb Sa5s.
lanb Die miIitGrii9e 5lieefunit 5it
erlernen fpurben bon @oibinston
aus peritonbiet, bob tie nidt ldnger
in Der 6Iugihule Der &eeierung blei-
ben fonnen. 9ie &rieeserfloriing
9entidlcrbs on 9ortlieol niro nls
8runb fir bicie @erit6n0igung on.
gegeben. Gos &riegsbeportenteni
ninnlt ben Stonbpitnft elm, ooB es
ni6t 4piatifer eines friesfiibrerofn
2onoes trainieren oiirie.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-18
Sic $ulgaren entfalten I'M Suueren ibres
%anoeS erneut itarte $atiQteit*

6. Scott, Stnbs9ef, als ariegsiefre-
tar futgieren.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-18
YliSSarO in @ddigan.
Nurbipeiten bcs Stants grabt lid
itetis tiefer in Sdnee.

GobiIIoc 0ti6., Is. WtGr3
0ns norbDeitli6e Ytidigan, ous be.
reits inter cinem bis 5tpei sui
Sdnee liegt, ipilroe beute bon einen
nelien Sfncelturm beimgeilt6t. ct
ma bier 3oa Shnee lit bereitS ge'
foIlen unb Der 9li56oro nirnint oil
StGrfe 5li. @iicnbabneit ertporten
onB ite S6neepfliigc einItellen mil
len, INN Die 9eleiie noroli6 por
Cadillac fir Den Gerfebr frei5rbal'
fen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-18
Sampfer absebrannt.

GoIIingpoob Ont, IS.
WGrd. Ser Sanlpfer Gitp OF Wio-
lamb Der Hortbern gfapieation Co.,
Ser fir Die fommenbe Saiion 9fepa-
roturen unter5oeen tpuroe, brannte
geitern totol ob. 9as Seuer brad)
in elmer Gobine iiber oen Waidi.
nenraum aus unbefnnnter llrio1e
aus
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-18

IteQter Der Neip 9orf 9ife Sniuronce
60 ilt. S6iling, tpltroe nit Srult
nn6 Sodter gerettet
Stenes BON Der galisiidlen 5rpnt.
Berlin, IS. War5. lleber Sap.
bile. Der onltli9e 9eribt bes otter
rci6iiden Saltptqllartiers bonn geit-
rigen glbenb laittet tpie folgt:
r9ln Der Stripafront tpurocn
Sample NIT rliiiiid)en 8atroiiaen
erfolgrei9 altseefo6ten. @eltli6 bon
SaritopoI braneen oiterreifiid)-
rngariihe Srlippen IN porgei6obene
ruIlii6e Stellungen Elm uno erbelite.
TEN einen SGbnri6. 67 @emeine, ein
0tai6inengeipebr unO bier @tinen-
perfer."
Gene Ginfommenitener i'm iadliiiden
&Dnigreihe.
Sres6en, 18. WGr3. Ger 81
nan5ousif)ub Der 5ipeiten iGdiiidcn
9anlrner bot einitinntig cine neltc
Sfalo Ser ginfonnmeniteuer enpfob-
len, na6 ser Yerionen, Die 2200
0torf i'm Sabre einnebnlen, 5ebn
9ro5ent, llnb 1erionen. oie iiber Elm
Ginfommen bon $4,000 Weorf uno
mebr perTiigen, 80 8ro5ent on
Steuern an ben Staat abfiibren
ioaen.
8Gter, Die nlebr als orei &inoer
81, erbolten baben uno iDenieer ols
5000 Morf I'M Sabre ner0ienen,
ioaen nod Dem ulten Sase belteliert
peroen.
Salpnifi nneinne6mbar.
9ltben is. M6r5. General 800
ifopouIcs, Der Siibrer Der griedi.
iden 5ruppen in Mo5ebonien, bat
bent aonig 4onitaittin beri9tet, Dob
nnd ieiner Meinltng Solonifi, bas
er ioebeu beiiatist bat, itneinnebm-
bar lit
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-18

Die ein5ige fdsrioPe oe,,f.
f6e Beitune in 2ai6isan.
rperd6e oie 9epefben Ser
RG. greGfe 6rinsf.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-18
Gnuer Yaiba, Der tiirfi=
id)e isrtnuo Der Sents
i6en, lebt nod.

idcn, lebt nod.
ssranfreidDs Sanbelsminiiter nerfiin-
Set baloises Sriessembe.
Hnftritt bes Ibmirals BON Sirpib in
italieniidsm 9idte.
aOnig aunitantin hort, Sas Snlpnlfi
nneinne6mbar 1T.
llngelpiebeif iiber ltriadle Snm I'm
tergnnge Der gSnbantia".
2pnbpn prnfelt iiber bepuritcbenbcn
Giiftritt Ses Snnslers.
Staliencr MADDEN ON Der Sionsofrunt
feinen ssurtidlritt.
Berlin, Is. Mars. Die Snmpf.
tGtigfeit nnf beiben Seiten, Der oent'
iden nno framSOiiihem, on Der &eit-
front mar lueniser beftis, iuie iiber
oen seitrisen Sag in bem antliGcn
Seridlt bes Sentidlen Sriessamts se-
meloet uiro.
Heue Srnppenberuegnngen in Snl-
garien.
Guris, Is. IdrS. 9eipeeilneen
bon Srippen nlli breiter 9runb-
loge in 9ulgarien perocn Der Sa-
.Iaentir Don ibren 8ertrster in
8uarcit in elmer pom Wfittipof oa-
ticrtcn 0cpeibc gen1eloet. 0ieie DC
lpegingen iolen 10 alisgebebnt icin,
oaB aller sSradt- lu1b Yerionenper-
fcbr ouT oen 9abnen eingeitellt NOR
oen lit.
SSn Hlln1Gnicn ioa ser Bripatper-
fCbr uiIf Der 9obn, Die bon 8ufareit
nad Yreoeal OH Der lrnearii9et
@rcnje fiibrt, i6on ieit 5ebn Sagen
aufgeb0rt bnben
3ums Grfldrnng fiir Den Hiiftritf
ppn Sirpib'.
9onoon. is. N1Grs.. Cine
orabtloie 9epeid)e oits Rom meloet,
oob Der 9fiidtritt bes gl6nlirals
bon Sirpis aIS Morinemiliiiter err
folgte. neil er 0ic. slbiidlt bate.
@roBbritonnien nit Der geiomten
oenti6cn ,SIotte an3ugreifen. 9egen
oicicn YIon iollen Der &oiier ino
TrinS ScinridJ ginipriidJ erboben
boben.
Seine bcntidlc Niine uerantiuurtlidl.
9erIin, iiber SoppiIle, IS.
0fdr5. .3n Dem @eriht ans Sol.
lano, oaB Der 9anlpfer Subantia
our6 cine Ntinc perienft fpuroe, be-
ld]Gftieen iid) Ole beiitfd)en 9eitungcn
nit Dem 1lripriing bieier Ntine", BE-
riftet Der ltnterieeoienit. Sic bcto-
nen. Die iiinsite Statiitif 5eiee, 6ob
eS feinesfaas cine oeutif)e @tine &c.
fueicn lei. Seit Dem 9egilul ocs
Sfrieges iino 9tS 0tinen on 0ie
SberflGhe 6es Meeres on Der boil.
ldnoii6en 3iiite gefpaihen iporoen.
Son oieien iparen asa britii6en, IS
ironSoiiihen, t75 bcutiden rno 20t
iulbefortrten ltripritnss.
&ationalliberale bebanernben &nf.
tritt oun Sirpit'.
SerIin, IS. 0tGr5. lteber Con.
oon. Die nationalliberole 9ruppe
ocs Reid)stags bat beihloiien, Ole
gngelceenbeit bes 5auhbootfriegcs
III oieicr Sislnssperipoe i'm Sbnuie
oor5nbrineen. 9lei65eitig fpuroe nn
ocr IoniroI bon Sirpie 6as FOL.
genoe Sclegrantm abgci9idt:
pWir iirto tief beipegt ourd) ole
Rahridlt bon ocm Siiidtritt Guer
Grsellens IN oieier Idluieriaen 9eif
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-18
StGbtc iperbcn nidt beiebt.

gSuibington, Is. MGr6. =
slmerifalrii6e Sruppen baben Deoer
Die slbiid)t nod beiAgefebl, irgeno-
ipelfe Stabt ipdbreilo ibres Wiar-
i6es bur6 Merico 6ll beieeen. 9ies
ipurbc beutc i'm &eiBen Saus uno
i'm &rieesbepartemert erfldrt. Npn
pies ooralif bin, OaB Die Serfolgung
9iqas lebigli6 cine StraierpeOition
ino feline Ssnpaiion iei, itnb baB feir
@ri,nb sur 9eiesllng einer Staot
porbanben p6re, "a iid) Die amerifa-
nii6en Srltppen itdnbig alIf Dem
Wfari6e bcfinoen fperben.
Tensas gazette., 1916-01-08

across the top along the rear edge
&C, Fig 81, and another strip to each
end edge Cd. Fig. 81. Then batten
the cover boards together as you did
those of the drop-leaf. but on the un-
der side, and hinge to the hinge-strip
with a pair of two-inch hinges. Strips
d are provided to shorten the cover
boards so they will not strike the end
uprights of the desk when the cover
is opened.
Castors are not necessary. but In
asmuch as the desk will be heavy
when filled, they will make 1t easier
to move. Two blocks (E. Fig. 81 must
be nailed across the bottom box to
fasten the castors to.
Figure shows how the two boxes
are connected with four corner up
rights. Cut these one inch thick,
three inches wide and four feet long
and nail or screw them to the box
ends. Fasten the lower ends OF the
uprights even with the castor blocks
E. and the upper ends so they will ex-
tend six inches above the top of the
desk.
Two coats of paint will add the
finishing touches to the desk. Putty
all cracks and nail-holes.
Tensas gazette., 1916-01-08
RENT PLANS FOR NEXT YEAR
Terms and Conditions Of Contract
Should Be Very Carefully consid-
cred by All Parties Interested.

Even now tenants and owners are
making their rent plans for next year
The terms and conditions Of the con
tract should be very carefully consid
cred by both parties, for a wrong
agreement may mean loss to both
Figures gathered on 669 farms In a
farm management survey in northeast
Missouri by o. r. Johnson of the. Mis-.
souri, agricultural experiment station
show that the average tenant in the
area surveyed made $138 greater net
income than the cash tenant, and that
a share of the crop paid the land
owner 1.3 per cent higher interest on
his investment than was received by
the owner who rented for cash. The
total net income of the average ten
ant who rented all his land on share
basis was $54S, the owner receiving
40 per cent. While the cash renter
made $410 and paid a rent which re
turned the owner 3.6 per cent. The
tenant who rented his crop land Tor a
share and his grass land for cash
made a net income OF $5O7 and the
owner received 5.9 per cent on his
investment.
The land owner is better able tc
bear all or part OF the risk of food
or drought than the average tenant
and the share rent plan throws part
OF the risk upon tlse tenant IL he is
financially responsible. IL not. the
owner may lose part or all of his rent
but he usually takes no further risks
Land continuously rented for cash
is found to be more rapidly exhausted
than the farm operated by the owner
or rented for shares.
Cash crops must be relied upon
much more exclusively by the amount
and must pay a fixed cash rent as Sc
curing money for use in paying store
bills.
AS the country grows older cash
rent will probably become more preya
lent and desirable We may perhaps
approach the present condition O,
England. where the tenants are
wealthy enough to stand a bad wear
or two without becoming bankrupt
Their long leases. running for fifteen
or twenty years. give them good op.
portunities to balance up bad seasons
with good ones. Besides this. the fact
that the owner takes large share
Of his income in the form of social
prestige attached to owning land and
the renting and other privileges con.
nected with 1t enable the tenant 10
get 1t for a cash rental amounting
often only to two per cent of the own.
er's investment
Tensas gazette., 1916-01-08
COOPERATIVE MARKET PLAN
United States Government Distribut.
ing Literature on Subject Of
Farm Organizations.

The federal government is distrib-
uting literature on cooperative mar
keting and financing Of marketing as
sociations and related subjects. in
which are discussed the form of or
ganization. capital. MANAGEMENT,
grades and standards. dividends. pool.
ing OF interests, utilization of by-prod-
ucts and other features of co-opera-
tive dealing.
Attention Is called to the fact that
capable management is of the utmost
importance. From a lack of knowl.
edge as to the things required of an
organization manager in the way of
special qualifications for the position,
selection of men to serve in this ca.
pacity. for the most part. has not been
attended by sound judgment. Ere.
quently failure has been the result.
1t is to be remembered that the sue
cessful distribution and marketing of
perishable products in large way re-
quire ability of fine order. A com.
munity adopts cooperative methods
because it is beyond the capacity of
the individual successfully to per.
form certain functions. 1t follows,
therefore. that a man is required
whose experience and capacity for
management are superior to the
standard of the farm community.
Too frequently the producers select
one of their own number for the DO
sition. Such a manager is primarily
producer and not a marketing agent.
Furthermore. his activities necessa-
rily are divided between private and
public interest.
Tensas gazette., 1916-01-08
MUST PADDLE OWN KANUE"
Recruiting Sergeant Takes Heed OF
Warning, but BaIks on the
instructions.

Pittsburgh, Pa.-Fearing that his
runaway son would carry out an often
expressed desire to enlist in the
United States marine corps. Morris
Kanue OF Leopold, w. Va, has written
to the local recruiting Office of the
sea soldiers" as follows:
u. S. Marine Corps. Pittsburgh,
Pa: l hereby warn you not to en-
ploy or hire his son, Anthony Kanue.
as submarine of the navy. He has
run away from home and l think he
has gone to Pittsburgh to enlist He
Is only seventeen years old. in proof
Of which l am only thirty-nine myself
If he comes there whale him within
an inch of his life and send him back
to me.
His father, MORRIS KANUE,"
Sergt. Michael DeBoo, in charge
of the Pittsburgh recruiting Office Of
the United States marine corps, has
assured the anxious parent that the
boy will not be enlisted should he ap-
ply. but that whaling" him is out of
the question, and the father should
paddle his own Kanue."
Tensas gazette., 1916-01-08
er than happlhe IS.

Loye is greater than happiness.
Push thy harvest lest 1t pusb thee.
The boarier COW often looks as
good as a delcon.
The confid.nc of dog once lost
is hard to regain.
Folks still fail to remember that
gasoline is explosive.
Most OF the good listeners among
the men-folk farmers are married.
Don't send the children to Sunday
school; go yourself and take them
There are occasions when it is up
to the man to apologize TO the dog.
Kissing is not the only way to catch
disease, but it is the most satisfactory.
Don't think you are the only one
who has trouble. 1t comes to all.
sooner or later
Character, friends and money are
all worth while. and the least in value
of these is money.
tion ofere are many unhappy retired
in town. They have
81 work doing nothing.
he fellow who is rich enough to
rd real genuine vacation is sell
weary enough to need one.
he highest duty of state and fed
al governments Is to place agricul-
raj education within the reach of all
II you have to start a funny story
saying you don't tell 1t the way it
ould be told. for heavens sake don't
il 1t.
Have plain understanding with
day help as to wages, board. rainy
her time. 1t may save trouble
, you can't afford it.
he farm with well-painted build
may not pay any better. but it's
ideal more encouraging to the
sung folks and better advertise
nent OF ones way of living.
Tensas gazette., 1916-01-08
A JAPANESE GARDEN.

Do you own a Japanese garden, II.
not. you should get one right away be-
cause it is the latest fad to have one
First of all. you will need a shallow
baking pan in which to plant the gar
den This may be round or square
For soil you must have sand. and Won
must also have some coarse pebbles or
pieces of broken stone This can be
had for the asking some place where
a building is in course of construction
Half a painful of sand and seyera,
handfuls of pebbles will be enough
In addition. you must buy some bird
seed or Japanese grass seed to plant
In the soil. The rest of the garden
material can be picked up at home.
There are any number O. arrange
ments for the garden that can be
worked out. and you can replant your
garden from time to time to make II
different Fig. / shows a good plan
to follow for your first one, Pile up
the sand around the sides OF the pan
forming hills and hollows, and leave
an irregular-shaped space in the cen.