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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-08

Il advise every woman who suffers
with kidney trouble to try Foley Kid
ney Pills" writes Mrs. Bessie Brawner.
1922 Scoville Ave, Cleveland. o, Il
could not do my homework, but since
taking Foley Kidney Pills l feel like a
new woman and am able to do my
work" Rheumatic pains, VOL n
ankles, baGk9che, stiff joints, sore
ailments, indicate disordered kidneys.
Foley Kidney Pills act promptly A
6. Luken Drug Co, 62662S Main St,
Advertisement
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-08

Cambridge, gave a short talk in the
interest of the coming evangelistic
campaign conducted under Dr.. Bulgin.
the evangelist, and to be held in Cam
bridge in November. The meeting
closed with a prayer by Rev. Reece
of the Baptist church of Cambridge
City.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-08
COUNTY AGENT TO RESIGN

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. 8.-Walter
V. Kell, agricultural agent for Tippe-
canoe county for two years, will re
sign Jan. l, he announced yesterday.
He will be employed by the farm
management department of Purdue.
w. B. Kreuck of Steuben county has
been appointed in Mr.. KelI's place.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
Central Labor Union
For Rent Act Extension

Arrangements for the Labor Day
celebration at Marshall Hall have
been practically completed. IL was
announced at a meeting of the Cen
tral Labor Union Monday night
Samuel Gompers win be the prin-
cipal speaker Of the occasion.
A resolution was adopted endors-
Ing the extension, of the Ball rent
law. after a number Of speakers
had spoken in its favor.
Henry Nolta. Of the Upholsterers'
Union, reported that the Interua-
tional Upholsterers' Union had ap-
proved the ZFhlman bill granting
suffrage to citizens of the District
Of Columbia He urged that the
local representatives OF the various
intsrnationals work to obtain me
support OF parent organizations for
the District suffrage measure.
A resolution was adopted sup
porting the recommendations Of the
American Federation of Labor that
union members purchase only
nnion-nadf goods.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
"A Judge Bro,Dn Story Talk

And it's funny to hear him tell
people how I help him with the
car when do it ALL" This was
Toms comment on helping his
father care for the automobile.
How. about the gardeny" /
asked him.
Same thing. I do it ALL" was
the reply
After the ride. and after Tom
q left the room I related to them
some of the things Tom and I
talked about and was frank
enough to tell them that uncon-
sciously they were unfair to Tom.
why, Judge Brown, what do
you mean? In what manner?
We'll, with you the father,
why did you not tell me before
Tom at the dinner table that he
took charge Of the car, and that
he was better than any garage
man, that II there was any help
ing, you helped Tom. That
would have been the truth rather
than that Tom helped you with
the car, wouldn't it?"
- Certainly it would" replied
the father.
Then about the garden. un-
derstand that about all you did
was to select the seed, and th.t
Tom planted and cares for IL. Is
that right?" I asked the mother.
Yes, that is So"
Yet you informed me that Tom
helped you with the garden"
Toms mother did not reply to
me, but went out and called for
Tom.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
INSPECTORS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r. Huful-
ga, 11s1 Sixth street northeast.
Poultry Paul Fisher. 1898
Girard street, Brookland.
Boats-Edwin, Henderer. 7ss
Thirteenth street southeast.
!. Carpentry - Russell Wander
slice. 6o3 G street northeast.
observation-disclosures Myers. 1o2
West Clifton terrace.
Wireless Edgar Eagleston.
1878 H street northeast -
Chemistry-Percy H. Skinner.
jr.. 1909 First street northwest
Machinery-Richa Tear. 101
Charming street northeast
Music-Durand Bowersex, 1924
+ street northeast
Animals Albert Isle, 253s
Wisconsin avenue. -.-..
Business-Francise Showalter,
1928 + street northeast
Printing-AIlen Berlinsky, 904
Eighth street southeast.
Drawing and Caftoons-Shret
wrathaIl. 1859 T street north
west.
Public Spcakihg-Alman Bres-
man, 2i3 Fourteenth street
southwest.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
Nuts to Crack

Nuts to Crack.
make up one and send II IND
Why Is an elephants head Diff
ferent from every other head?
=(Answer to last one: Would
you rather a train hit you or q
truck k?"-Rather the train hit the
truckl.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
The Game With Tom.
BY Judge Willis Brown

10y SeAkC /" $3.50 Sso"
The doctor invited me to his
home: to meet his son.
The doctor and his wife and
their son. Tom. were seated at
the dinner table.
Tom is great help to me
with the automobile" said the
doctor.
yes, Tom is just crazy about
automobiles" remarked Toms
mother.
Can you run the automobileT
I. asked Tom.
Tom looked insulted p.
!'tOf course I can"
Toms mother then remarked.
81 really like to ride when Tom.
drives the car better than when
the doctor does"
Tom looked rather amused at
his father. who made no remark.
How about the garden, Tom.
do you like working in the soilT"
inquired.
Before Tom could answer me,
his mother quickly replied.
Tom is very handy in the gar
den. He helps me a great deal,
and we have a very lne vege-
table garden"
Then father and mother told
me other things about Tom, and
how proud they were of him.
And Tom didn't say much at
the dinner table. ......
Afterwards,-Tom took mo for q
ride about the city.
DO you know, Judge, that
father don't know much about
an automobile. / do all the fix-
ing, and when there's omething
the matter with the car father
always asks me to attend to II.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
Valuable Pups

A minister, who was usually
very long winded. one day
preached a sermon only ten min
utes in length. Upon concluding
his remarks he said:
'I regret to inform you that
my dog, who appears to be pc
culiarly fond of paper, got hold
of the remainder OF my sermon
this morning and chewed II Sp."
. After the service a small boy.
who was visiting in the congre-
cation. made his way up to the
minister.
please. sir" he demanded.
Has that dog any pups? i want
to take one home to our minis
ter"
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
TWO UNDER ARREST
FOR TRAIN WRECK

DETROIT, Aug. 2.-Police report
they have two men under arrest on
suspicion Of having caused the
wreck OF the west-bound Michigan
Central train at Inkster. which left
here just before midnight last night.
One hundred passengers in the
train were thrown from their berths
early today when the train was de-
rallied by removal Of spikes and
rails. The engine toppfed over on
its side, pinning Engineer Robert
Block, Of jackson, under the wreck
age for more than two hours.
The east-bound train from Chi
eago. speeding toward the wrecked
cars. was stopped just as II grazed
several of the sleepers.
No one was killed and only one.
II is believed, seriously hurt.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03

TWO MEN KILLED
IN TRAIN WRECK

ROME, Ga. Aug. Q. - Two were
killed and one seriously injured at
Kingston, near here today when an
engine on the Nashville. Chatta-
nooga and St Louis Railway hit a
motor work car on that line.
The dead are: J. H. Stephens,
foreman Of section gang. and T.
A. Tate. train workman.
II. J. Hill. another train workman.
was badly hurt. .
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
IpRUDoIPH PKM
WANTS CELL REsERyEp
As ME BEATS WIFE.

WANTS CELL REsERvEp
As ME BEATS WIFE.
Edith HaIestock. wife Of Dennis
Halestock. OF . Union court. rushed
around 10 the station heuse and
perspaded Policeman Colin TO &c
back to the house with her. They
saw Dennis sitting In the doorway
barring his wife's entrance.
Il Amt gonna start nothin' while
you is around" Dennis told Colin
But you better go back to No. q
and leave the cell door open for me-
-'cause I'm gonna whale the life
outs my wife after you 60"
Coffin tried TO persuade Dennis
not to do any more harm TO his
wife He had already cracked her
across the arm with a chair.
No sooner had Colin gotten out
of sight than Dennis started 70
brought the policeman back again.
The trouble started, Dennis said.
when his wife asked permission 20
70 to the movies, and, he said, she
went to some other place. He was
only reprimanding her with the
chair. he said. when she went TO
No. 6.
Once bst.rs he was in court for
beating Edith and served some time.
He was then let out on probation
on account OF his three small chill
dren-
He failed TO make that excuse
work this time Judge Mcmahon
told him that he could not hide be-
hind the three babies again, and
handed him sixty days
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
EARTHQUAKES HIT
II ITALIAN CITIES

MILAN. italy, Aug 2-widespread
earthquakes brought terror TO a
dozen Italian cities today.
Tremors were felt at Leghorn and
Lucca in the Northwest and Bari
In the. Southeast. The most serious
at Bari, where one big building coll
lapsed and many others were par
TALLY wrecked.
There were a number Of victims
in Bari Under direction of pro-
vincial and city authorities, rescue
squads were still at work today.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
Want to Buy II, Boysf

The most valuable collection
of, stamps in the world is for
sale. 1t is valued at $1,000
600. The collection contains a
used and an unused stamp Of
every denomina ton issued
, down to the twentieth CEN
tury. 1t contains the only
known copy of the rarest
stamp in the world. the l cent
British guina of 1856.
Baron Philip Won Ferrary,
the owner Of this rare collec-
? tion, died iR 1917 and be-
queathed 1t to the Berlin Pos
tai Museum. But as it was
kept in Paris the French gov
ernment confiscated 1t. As a
result, it is, now held for sale.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03
Secret Society
At Roosevelt
EnroUs Boys

A secret organization has re-
Gently been formed at Camp
Roosevelt having for its purpose
the close banding together of the
boys and stan. and also for the
further advancement of Scouting
In the District. The boys must
undergo a silence test for eigh-
teen hours, mingling with the
other boys, entering all activ-
tiles, but cannot speak q word.
If q message Is to be transmit
ted. II must be written or sig
nailed. Then they must undergo
q vigil, when the candidate keeps
watch by the council FIRE and
communes with the Great Spirit
during the silent hours of the
night. He then must fast for a
short time and then take his
vows of allegiance. first to his
country. then to the Scout or
ganization and its motives.
The symbol around which the
organization is centered Is an old
chestnut oak tree, located far of
in the woods. The ground has
washed away from the tree at
the roots, then covered over
with protecting bark, but the
general formation is similar to a
big throne, with a dias for the
presiding officer. 1t makes
weird and fantastic appearance,
especially when seen by the light
of q campfire. Those who took
the initiation last week were w.
s. Manning, d. A. Carman, w.
Hutton, J. Fair, s. Davidson. ID.
Fair, r. Hartshorn, B. Williams,
r. Turner, W. s. White, e. d.
Frantz, W. II. Clements. S, Will
levy, E. Dwyer, A. Frank, Horace
and Holmes Fountain, e. Portch.
Scoutmaster F. NJ. Sherwood and
s. Mansfield, Jack Lee, William
Stephenson, D. Lee, P. Frazier, ].
Taylor, W. Frazier, K. Carpenter,
B. Hunt, w. Staley, R. -Crist, d
Lochling, v. Warner, w. Garden,
wender, l. Hunt, Robert Smith
and Assistant Scoutmaster James
Hall.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03

(Continued Tomorfow.)
The Washington herald., 1921-08-03

A Case Of Necessity.
Hello, Jack, is Tommy in the
house?"
Course he is. Don't you see
his shirt on the liner"
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-07

Supervisor Helm moved that the re-
port of committee be adopted. Motion
carried.
Resolution No. 6
Whereas. the Wisconsin County
Clerks Association organized in 1906.
has proven of great value to the eff
cheney Of county government and Of
great help to the several county clerks
and
Whereas. because of the meagrc sal
aries received by many of the clerks
of the state. the necessary expense in
ATTENDING these meetings is in many
eases burdpnSOme and in some in
stances prevent county clerks from par
ticipating in the annual meetings of
said Association. and
Whereas. the ultimate aim and end
of this Association is the betterment
of county government. therefore be it
Resolved, that the several county
boards of the state be petitioned to
authorize their clerks to attend these
meetings. and that a sufficient appro-
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-07

section la of Section 1914 requires
that the cost Of such projects, exclusive
of the Federal governments share and
any sums received from individuals or
corporations shall be shared equally by
the state and county, said County
Board does hereby assume it's share
of any deficit which may occur, and
hereby authorizes the same to be paid
by the County Treasurer on order from
the County State Road and Bridge
Committee from the emergency fund
hereinafter provided.
Section ,. Whereas, the State High
way Commission has notified the count
ty clerk that the sum of Thirty-six hun
dred forty dollars ($3,640OO) has been
allotted to this county under Sections
1317m-1 to 1317m-15, inclusive, of the
Statutes. (the State Aid Law and
Whereas. Section 1317m-5 requires
| that 80 per cent of the foregoing sum
amounting to Eighteen Hundred Tween
~ Dollars. ($1S20.00) together with
at least one and onc-half times this
eslmount of county funds must be eX-
pended on the State Trunk Highway
system lying within the county;
There is hereby appropriated, under
the provisions of Sections 1317m-1 to
l317m-15. inclusive. the sum of Tween
ty-seven Hundred Thirty and 2-100
Dollars tS2730.02) to meet the first 80
per cent of the State Aid allotment to
be placed on the State Trunk Highway
System. this making available for this
| purpose the sum Of Forty-five Hundred
! Fifty and 5-1OO Dollars, ($4550.03
which shall be expended as follows:
The sum of Two Thousand Dollars
lS2000.00) for the Improvement by
grading, draining and culverting Of
State Trunk Highway No. 43, begin
ming at the intersection Of State High
way No 43 and No. II and extending
northerly as far as the money avail
able will construct
The sum of Fifteen Hundred Dol
! lars t$1500.0O) for the improvement
by grading Of State Trunk Highway
No. IA. beginning at the Section Six
90. Township Thirty-fOur (34), Range
Seven 60 and extending westerly
| along State Highway No. II as far as
the money available will construct.
The sum of Ten Hundred Fifty and
300 Dollars ($105003) for the i'm
provement by filing and surfacing on
State Highway No. II at Il point near
the Il corner between Section 3 and
81. Township 81 North. and 30 North.
Range > West. thence east Il distance of
u mile. thence north y mile.
Section 3. And in accordance with
Section 1317m-5, Statutes. the second
fifty per cent portion of the State Aid
allotted to the county. amounting TO
Eighteen Hundred Twenty Dollars
t$1S20,00) observation-disclosures undistrib-
uted. is appropriated for the improve
ments hereinafter named. county APP
preparations are made for each i'm
pr0yement. and taxes are levied against
the municipalities i'm which such i'm
prOvcmentS lie in accordance with the
following schedule:
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-07

Said bonds shall bear interest at the
rate of seven per centum per annum
evidenced by coupons payable on April
|, 1921, and Semi-annually thereafter
on the first day of October and April
in each year, and both principal and
interest shall be made payable at coun-
ty treasurer's office in city of Lady
smith, county of Rusk, state of Wis
cOnsin.
Be it Further Resolved that said
bonds and coupons shall be in sub
stantially the. following form, to-wit
(FOrm of BOnd)
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
State Of Wisconsin
County of Rusk
NO. $1,000. S----------------
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE
PRESENTS, that Rusk County, in the
State of Wisconsin, acknowledges it
self to owe. and for value received
hereby promises to pay to bearer Oh
the first day of April, ID, the prin-
cipal sum of - Dollars, together
with interest thereon from the date
hereof until. paid at the rate OF seven
per centum per annum, payable on April
/. 1921 and semi-annually thereafter
on the first day of October and April i'll
each year upon presentation and sur
render of the annexed interest coupons
as they become due both principal and
interest in lawful money of the United
States of America, at the County Treas
urer's office in the city of Ladysmith,
county of Rusk, state of Wisconsin.
This bond is one of series of bonds
issued by the county Of Rusk for the
purpose of paying it's share and quota
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-07

of the tax levied and imposed by Sec
/ ton of Chapter G67 of the laws Of
Wisconsin of 1919, and is issued pur-
suant to resolutions of the County
Board of Supervisors of said county
duly passed and adopted.
1t is hereby certified and recifed that
all conditions, acts and things required
by the constitution and laws OF the
state Of Wisconsin precedent to ana
in the issuance Of this bond, to make
the same valid and binding 0bligd
ton of said county, have existed, hap
pened and been performed, in regular
and due form, time, and manner, as re-
quired by law; that the amount OF this
bond, together with all other indebted
ness Of said county. does not exceed
any constitutional or statutory limit
alton, and that provision has been duly
made for the levy and collection OF Il
direct annual tax on all taxable prop
erty in said county sufficient to pay
the interest on this bond as it falls
due and the principal hereof at ma
turity.
In Witness Whereof. the said county
of RuSk. Wisconsin, has caused this
bond to be signed by the chairman of
it's County Board. and attested by its
county clerk, and the seal OF thescoun-
ty be hereunto affixed, and has caused
the annexed interest coupons to be eX-
ecllted with the fac-simile signature OF
said officers. and this bond TO be dated
the 9TH day of December, A. ID. 1920.
.....-...-....--.------...
Chairman of the County Board.
AttaCt ...........
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-07

IadySmith. Wis Nov .. 1920
To the Honorable Board Of RuSlI
County;
Gentlemen | herewith make appli-
cation for Janitor of the court house
for the year of 1921 for the sum of
$40 per month.
Yours truly.
JAG. SPEECH
We. the undersigned Building and
Grounds Committee recommend that
the above petition he allowed with the
understanding that the janitOr keep
the sidewalk reasonably free from
snow. And we recommend that the
ianitor be instructed to go over and
clean the rust out SO that the sheriff
can lock the prisoners up. 50 they can
not run away.
Signed:
" Y. MILLER
CHRIST THOMPSON.
i. f. BURBANK.
j. X. DUCKIOW.
J.. W. COX.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-07

Expense-postage ...... 1898
Expense OF county board. 106S.66
Delinquent income talk 1921
Delinquent taxes paid town
treasurers --.......................... 1868
Soldiers bonus .....-,....-.,.-...., 9,416.S1
Soldiers bonus surtax 1862. 66
Educational surtaX . 936.14
County Board of Education 500
Dog license -.-.-............ 1927
County nurse ......... 2,S41. 90
To balance settlement, town
of Grant. --...-.......-.... 904.61
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-07

And the improvements to be made
under the foregoing schedule are here
by located on portions of the County
System Of Prospective State Highways
not portions Of the State Trunk High
WAY System. and their character deter
mined as follows:
The Improvement in the Town OF
Richland shall consist of grading be-
ginning near the Section % Township
81 North. Range a and extending
along said system in SOutherly direc-
ton.
The improvements in the Town OF
Hubbard shall consist of grading be-
ginning at section corner between Sec
lions 9 and 10. Township 80. Range q
West. and extending along said system
i'm nOrtherly direction two miles.
The Improvement in the Town of
Dewey and Big Falls shall consist OF
grading and filling beginning at the
north end OF bridge between Sections
o and 10. Township 30 North, Range .
West. and extending along said sys-
tenn in northerly direction.
The Improvement in the Village OF
Conrath shall consist of grading and
gravcling beginning at the west edge
of the Village of COnrath and extend
ing along said system i'll a east and west
direction on County Road through vii.
lage.
The Improvement i'll the Town of
Marshall shall consist of regarding be-
ginning between Section > and 6, Town
ship -. Range ; West, and extending
along said system in southerly dlrec-
ton to the county line.
Town
Rusk shall consist of filling swamp be-
ginning east Section corner between
Sections II and IL, Township 33 North,
Range 9 West. and extending along
said system in West and South Oil
rectiOn.
The improvement in the Town OF
Hubbard and Thornapple shall consist
of grading beginning at Chippewa river
bridge in Section >, Township 80,
Range West and extending along said
system in an easterly direction Also
commencing at the southwest corner
Section 13 Township Sd, Range Z West
extending thence east to railroad track
to consist of regarding and filling.
Section :. The said County Board
does hereby appropriate the following
sums to he provided by general coun-
" TAX lcNN IoE tle puIpoSVS SNb ioi ~
l. For the county'S share OF the
cost of Federal Aid improvements pro-
vidcd for in Section l of this res0lu-
tion. the sum of Forty seven Thousand
Dollars ($47OO0.00.)
> For the county's share OF the
cost of state aid improvements on the
State Trunk Highway System provided
for in Section of this resolution the
sum of Twenty seven Hundred Thirty
Dollars and 2-100 Dollars. (S2l30.O2.) |
3 For the cOunty'S share of the cost |
of improvements on portions or the
County System of Prospective State |
highways not portions OF the State
Trunk Highway System. as set forth .
in Section 3>of this resolution. the sum
Of Eighteen Hundred Twenty and 300
Dollars ($1S20.03).
& For emergency road and bridge
fund Ito include funds needed to pul'-
chase right of way for Federal Aid
work where required. and deficits in
CURED on Feedral Aid Projects the
sum of Two Thousand Dollars,
($20OOO0).