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peoples land than adults and the
mere fact that they are infants i'm
poses no duty upon landowners to ex-
pect them to prepare for their safe
ty***While it is very plain that temp
tation is not invitation, it may be held
that knowingly to establish and ex-
pose, unfenced, to children of an age
when they follow a bait as mechanical
ly as a fish something that is certain
to attract them, has the legal effect
of an invitation to them although not
to an adult"
Try as ne will to give the child the
best of it, the justice must return to
the common-sense practice of every
day where men and women must move
among practical affairs and not in the
imaginative world of childish enter
tainments. After all. the Justice con-
cludes, railroads must be run to car
ry food which men and women cara
for their children and so it it a part
of the hazards of life that active boys
who can climb 10 the highest struts
sometimes get hurt. The Justice con
GUIDES:
There can be no general duty on
! the part of a landowner to keep his
/ land safe for children or even free
! from hidden dangers, If he has not di-
rectly or by implication invited o.
| licensed them TO.
considering the peculiar circum-
stances of the present case, it is clear
that if the plaintiff mad been an adult
he could not recover; and we are IN
/ able to find any sufficient evidence
from which the jury could have prop
erly concluded that the railroad com
pany, either directly or by implication,
! invited or licensed him TO climb upon
/ the strut TO point from which he
could touch the bare wire 80 feet
above the street. The motion for an
instructed verdict should have been
granted. The judgment of the court
| below is reversed and the cause re.
manded to the District Court for fur
Their proceedings in conformity with
this opinion"
All of which means that little Davy
| loses his case and cannot collect dam
ages from the railroad company which
owned the live wire. but the opinion
! proves also that even the grave an!
solemn Supreme Court of the United
| States takes into consideration all the
circumstances of boys escapades ar
follows the line of common sense as
/ well as Latin phrases.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-14
Musings For The Evening

A young woman who is hustler in
the book selling game rushed into an
office the other day and cried: BUY
book quick. l throw epileptic fits -
Craftsmanship plus.
Lecturer at the Brooklyn academy
advises women to return to short
skirts. Well, she may be right.
One OF the main objections to poll
tics is that there are too many poll
ticians in It,
Seattle lad of Is weighs 215 pounds
and is six feet tall. He has never
eaten meat. The question is now
how much would he weigh if he had
eaten meat
We never realized fully why so
many words were invented until we
read one of Old Sam Blythe's articles
in the Post" about the political stu
alton.
It is wonderful how many great
golfers you bear in the winter when
there is no golfing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-14
Lessons in Correct English

The couple HAS been lost for two
hours.
The Jones family HAS owned this
farm for many years.
The team of horses WAS there to-
day.
The number of cattle ARE taken
into account.
His family WAS kept waiting.
SAY:
The couple HAVE been lost for two
hours.
The Jones family HAVE owned this
farm for many years.
The team of horses WERE there
today.
The number Of cattle IS taken into
account.
His family WERE kept waiting.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-14

is by mailing your Christmas packages now.
Do not wait until two days before Christmas.
That means that the post office will not be
able to give you the service it would like to give.
If the thousands of offices are swamped with
mail, they simply cannot dispatch and distribute
it. If this load is distributed over the next ten
days, the employees will be able to handle it with
an assurance of good service for the public.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-14
Bald Men
Grow Hair

Surprising reports are coming from
men who were bald or losing hair and
who acquired a new. vigorous growth
awakens life in dormant hair roots
-Four inches of hair have grown over
what was a bald spot" is the report of
G. W. Mitchell Il had a large bald
spot and real, healthy hair has develop
ed all over my head" writes c. F. Hell
ser. Imagine the enthusiasm of Albert
II. Flary when he reported: My head
was as bare as the bottom of my feet
and now I have a good growth of hair >
Geo. NJ. Schwartz reports that even with
a second application of the compound
his hair stopped falling; then a new
growth started.
Anyone who is losing hair, or is bald
may obtain a proof box of this com
pound free of cost and postpaid, merely
by writing to Kotalko Offices. BB-212
Station X, New YorE.-Advertise
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Answers to Questions

tA0y reader can get the answer TO
any question by writing The Palladtum
Information Bureau, Frederick J. Hask-
IN. director, Washington, d. c. This Of
fer applies strictly to information; The
bureau does not give advice on legal.
medical and financial matters. 1t does
not attempt to settle domestic troubles,
on any subject Write your question
plainly and briefly. Give full name and
address and enclose two cents in stamps
for return postage All replies are sent
direct to the inquirer
O. In a bugle drum corps of 20
members, what is the proper proper
ton of instruments ?-H. L. E.
A. A member of the United States
Marine band says that probably the
best division would be II bugles or
trumpets. seven snare drums, one bass
drum and cymbals.
0. What is the difference between
the prohibition amendment and the
Volstead lawn. NJ.
4. The eighteenth amendment,
known as the prohibition amendment,
is now part of the constitution. The
Volstead act is an act passed by con-
gress over the presidents veto for
the purpose of providing a means OF
enforcing the eighteenth amendment
and defining what constitutes intoXl-
eating liquors
@. In how many cases are people
executed in proportion to the total
number of murders?-C. F. H.
A. In 1885 there was one execution
TO 1871 murders in the United States.
According to murder statistics of the
Chicago Tribune during the seven
wears from 1912 to 1918 there were
59,377 murders. The rate of murders
to executions in 1918 was 80 to one.
@. When was the small Indian
head penny first made?-A. It. F.
A. 1t was first made in 1859?
O. How old is E. Phillips Open
heim?-P. II. orc.
A. He is So years old.
@. Can the adjective straight be
Compared?-J. X. r.
A. Straight cannot be compared
any more than can the words round,
perfect or unique.
@. When did Caesar use the ex-
preston veni vide, vici?-A. F.
a. This epigramtic statement was
made in his account of an expedition
into Pontus. II was not in connection
with the Gallo wars. as it is often
ascribed.
O. Who was the first woman to be
ordained as ministerial. T. NJ.
A. The first women preachers were
Ouakers. The Rev Antoinette Brown
was the first woman in America, and
probably in the world, to be ordained
as a Congregationalist minister Lat
er she became a Unitarian. She was
graduated from Oberlin college in
184S and so years later she received
the degree of doctor of divinity from
the theological seminary there.
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CARFARE

(From the Harvard Lampoon)
For hours they had been together on
her front porch. The moon cast its
tender CLEAN down on the young and
handsome couple who sat strangely far
apart. He sighed She sighed.
Finally:
q wish ! had money, dear" he said.
I'D travel"
Impulsively, she slipped her hand
into his; then, rising swiftly, she sped
into the house. Aghast, he looked at
his hand In his palm lay a nickel.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-14
Memories of OldDays
In This Paper Ten Years
Ago Today

POSTMASTER Haas received 5000
to be used for the installation of the
parcels post system in yRichmond.
He has not decided in what manner
the parcels post deliveries would be
made. In some cities the postmaster
had used the appropriation for horse
hire. Preparation for the service was
going on.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-14

nor general of Ire
land.
After years Of
strife between Ire
land and Britain, in
which Healy has
been prominently
j d e n t i fled some
times as a hero and
sometimes as the
most hated man in
Ireland, the Free
State became a
reality.
The naming of
Healy to the post OF
governor general
was nothing less
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After Dinner Trick S

No. S6S-The Magic Seed
A grape seed is dropped In a glass
Of ginger ale and sinks TO the bottom.
After 1t has remained there a few
moments the performer makes mag
netic passes above the glass and the
seed slowly rises to the surface in
very mysterious manner
The secret lies In the fact that the
tiny effervescent bubbles in the ginger
ale gather about the grape seed and
tighten 1t, so that 1t will rise to the
surface. If 1t is lifted out with q
spoon, the air bubbles will Immediately
disappear, and the trick may be re-
peated.
COPYRIGHT, 1888. b. Public hed7sr Conpons
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After Dinner Stories

The Freshman, with an eagerness
scantily concealed by an air of cos
mopolitanism borrowed from travelling
salesman.
The Sophomore, with cocksure car
riage supported by the Illusion of ex-
ternal emptiness.
The Junior, soberly elated by visions
Of approaching influence in the home
town Kiwanis club.
The Senior, slightly aged by antici-
patton of the end of paternal remit
fances. by the necessity of finding a
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-14
Away Goes Eczema
PeterSon'S Ointment

Zone day druggist told me-" says
Peterson, that Peterson's Ointment
was the best remedy he sold for &C.
zema But you'll never make any
money on it he added, because it
heals so quickly that only a little
ointment is used Csc 60c, $10O, $3.50,
00.-Advertisement
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-14
TpoUBLED WITH WEAK KIDNEYS

"Have been troubIed with weak kid
peys since childhood" writes Mrs. G.
Hyde Benzonia. Michigan. Now past
40 and have had terrible backache and
that tired out feeling. hardly able TO
do my work. BY using Foley Kidney
pills accompanied with Foley Cathartic
Tablets l soon felt like a new person"
Backache, rheumatic pains, dizziness
kidney trouble. Foley Kidney Pills give
nuick relief A. c.. Luken Drug Co. 626-
C2S Main St-Advertisement
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Who Who IN the
Day S News
TIMOTHY HEALY

Slightly less astounding than his ap-
pointment was the precedent-smash-
ing method by which Timothy Healy
was indicted into the office of cover
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-14

A man who is not usually a reader
of fiction was found to be absorbed in
IF Winter Comes" and to be re-read-
ing it. When asked the cause of this
obsession, he first looked furtively
around the room to assure himself that
nobody was within earshot; then he
said, solemly. Il married a Mabeli'-
London Morning Post
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-14

India lizards are hunted for their
skins, which are made into many use
full articles
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-14

job and of terminating a pleasant en-
gagement by marriage Northwestern
Purple Parrot.
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STOMACH UPSET
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If you feel bloated, sick or uncomfort-
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lief. "Pape's Diapepsin" settles the
stomach and corrects digestion the mo.
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This guaranteed stomach corrective
costs but few cents at any drug store
Keep it handy Advertisement
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WARNING

Amazing discovery. If your hair is be
coming thin or if you are bald. just try
Kotalko and watch the mirror. Cases
being constantly reported of healthy
hair grown anew on bald spots. Get
kotalko at druggists or we will mail
YOU Proof Box (plain pkge) free Write
to Kotalko office BABE, Station Y,
New Nork.-AdN ertisem ent.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-14

In United Zinc and Chemical Com
pany versus Britt we pointed out the
theory on which liability may exis;
for injuries suffered by an infant al
though the circumstances would give
no cause of action to an adult Infants
have no greater right to go upon other
The diamond drill., 1922-01-07
WILL DEVELOP WATER
POWER
Henry Ford Announced Last Tues.
day That Harness Of Menominee
VIII Start In Spring

While at his logging operations
aast Monday. Henry Ford informed
some newspaper men in attendance
thet the harnessing OF the water
power that he owns on the Menom-
inee river. west of his saw mill will
commence next spring.
The water power is OF considerable
horse power. unofficial reports being
to the effect that a head OF 80 feet
can be developed without interfer-
ing with the Twin Falls plant With
the development of that power the
Menominee will be harnessed from
the Brule, north of Florence TO
Quinnesec. Another power owned by
the Oliver Mining Co. lies between
the plant OF the Oliver Co. down to
the Niagara mill that will be harness
sed some day and below that lies
the plant OF the Penn Mining Co.
Thus II can be seen that the Menom-
inee is one of the very important
power producing streams Of Michi-
gan.
The diamond drill., 1922-01-07

Meeting OF King Cyrus Council Was y
Memorable Event In Crystal Falls
Masonry.

Every one OF the Masons who at
tended the exemplification of the
Coucil Degrees at King Cyrus Council
last week Friday night is loud in
praise OF Grand Lecturer Frank Scad-
den for the patience and perseverance
he showed In his work OF getting the
Council Degrees before the Masons OF
this section In a manner by which his
brother. members might appreciate the
worth OF the new form OF degree work.
Mr.. Scadden was responsible for the
Councils attempting the work, and in
its rendition the participants exceed
ed their fondest expectations.
DR.. A. L. Haight was the recipient
OF very many compliments for the
thorough manner In which he did his
part and the excellence with which he
sent his message home TO his hearers
John r. Mason is anothr of the parti-
cipants that got many compliments
while Ira Odgers and +. j. Oswald
according 10 general opinion, Were
right at home ian their role. and being
i Ut uolit tucy uiu Ahtit poth VIII 60
excellence beyond comparison.
Prof, Shook is another OF the parti-
cipants that gets especial mention as
well as w. G. Bronson and Phil Shaw
1t must not be understood that the
general tenor OF the work was not a,
bove the ordinary. for II was; those
mentioned simply showed out with es.
pecial brilliance. Herman Ruwitcf
showed exquisite taste in the decora'
tions which were entirely OF his de-
signing.
( A chicken supper was served 10 81
at $3.50 o'clock, after which the prin,
cipal work OF the evening started
Every seat in the large Masonic hal
was filed and class Of Is candidates
was conducted through the several de-
grees.
Visitors were present from Manis-
tique, Iron Mountain. Bessemer, Flor
ence and other places and a large
number of members were in attend
ance from the west side Of the county
Taken as whole the event was one
long to be remembered in Masonic
circles In this city.
The diamond drill., 1922-01-07

Carl Johannson made a trip from
the Triangle Ranch to Crystal Falls
last Saturday on skis that seems TO
hold the record for distance and time
in this vicinity.
In the face OF a raging blizzard he
left the ranch hoping TO make Crys-
tai Falls before the passenger train
went east on the ST. Paul In the
evening. His leaving time was 2:30
and he arrived In Amasa before 400
o'clock. He got lunch there and then
left for Crystal Falls following the
road He struck of onto the river at
the bridge and was a couple of miles
north OF the city when the train went
by. His necessity for haste having
passed he rested short time. scraped
off his skis and then struck out for
the balance OF his Journey reaching
his home on Forest avenue 500
O'Clock.
The distance is Is miles but II was
the weather conditions more than the
disance that made the trip remark
able
The diamond drill., 1922-01-07
LEGION BANQUET PLEASED

The annual banquet and get togeth-
er meeting Of Louis Bowman Fost OF
the American Legion was held In the
Club rooms last Tuesday night and
IL was a hummer. The boys spared
nothing in the way Of eatables. Turk
ey was the meat served and they had
everything that went with IL.
The trend OF the after supper talks
was In the line OF strengthening the
Post by getting in as many Of the ex-
soldiers as possible. Those in charge
OF the Posts destiny say that they
expect to get membership OF 300 II
everyone digs in and works as they
promised TO work last Tuesday night,
Commander Gambrill got back from
his vacation just in time TO preside.
Addresses were made by the two past
commanders OF the Post, A. l.. Bur-
ridge and VIM. Lynch, also by num-
ber OF the members.
The Legion has been very active
and very liberal with it's funds in aid
ing local movements along with the
result that its treasury is not flush
and the first thing that the boys figure
to do is 10 get on sound financial
basis II possible.
The diamond drill., 1922-01-07

This One Was Slain Near Osage, Iowa.
aud was OF the ~Whlstllngv
Swan Variety

George Wilson. son OF MIR. and Mrs.
John Wilson OF the Bristol Location
noticed In recent isue OF The Dia-
mond Drill the item about q swan
being killed near here. the hunter
mistaking the bird for wild goose.
A few days later he noticed in one OF
the Iowa papers an account OF a s.n.i-
lar occurrance near Usage. Iowa. so
he clipped the item and forwarded II
TO us. II reads as follows:
George ID. Nelson OF Osage was
fined $40 for killing one OF the rar-
est fowl in the United States, q
whistling swan. when arraigned be-
fore Henry It. Reed in federal court
Elstenuatfng circumstances were
advanced by Mr.. Nelson and re-
suited in To court assessing only
a nominal fine. Mr. Nelson stated
that he did not know that the bird
was protected. He had thought It a
wild goose when he shot the bird"
The diamond drill., 1922-01-07
OFT LIKE A LION

The year 1921 went out like :
lion all right. Last Saturday was the
stormiest day OF the year sa far. Dur
ing the night snow fell 70 the depth
OF several inches. A high wind arose
towards morning and when Crystal
aFlls people awakened hurricane
was blowing with snow being driven
at a 40 mile-an-hour- rate.
The wind kept up all day and most
OF the following night but subsided
towards morning.
Train service was fairly good not
withstanding the blow. The trains
Saturday were all well on time bat
Sunday they were delayed litle
Auto traffic between this city and
surrounding tovus was completely
cut OF and remained of until roads
were plowed. which work was started
Monday morning.
The diamond drill., 1922-01-07
ROTARY CLUB AND IRON RIVER
CHAMBER or COMMERCE TO START
INTEREST OUR NEIcHBoRs
Marquette and Houghton Counties
Hogeing State Pap Through In
fIuence Of Sen. vandenboom

The Crystal Falls Rotary Club
listened TO talk by ID. II. Camp
bell OF Iron River on the question OF
locating fish hatchery somewhere
in the western end OF the upper PEN
insula last Thursday. Mr.. Campbell
was the guest OF honor and no guest
so far entertained by the Club has
aroused more general interest than
Mr.. Campbell did by his talk.
II developed during the discussion
that followed Mr.. Campbell's talk,
that the state of Michigan has decid-
ed to allot two fish hatcheries TO the
upper peninsula. One already exists
at the 500 and another Is partially
built at Manistique. Marquette and
Houghton counties, who always try
TO hog everything proposed for the
upper peninsula, has gone after these
two hatcheries and through political
manipulation, have about divided
the plunder. the program being to To-
cate one at Marquette and the other
az Houghton.
1t was pointed out that near the
corner OF Ontonagon, Gogebic and
Iron counties lies the source of some
OF the principal water systems Of
the central west. The Wisconsin
river, large tributary OF the Missis-
sippi rises near Watersmeet, the
Menominee. a large tributary OF the
Great Lakes-St. Lawrence system
rises within a stones throw OF the
Wisconsin source while only few
rods away is the source or the Ont
onagon and Sturgeon that flow into
Lake SUPERIOR natural water shed
from which radiates innumerable
streams covering three quarters OF
the peninsula rise In that vicinity. IL
is the natural place for fish hatch
cry, no mater which county IL Is To-
Gated In, Gogebic, Iron or Ontonagon.
Dickinson county only few miles
away is another section with many
lakes and streams and these four
counties have right and ought TO
get recognition.
II was stated that Frank Vanden-
boom. senator for this district, is
plugging hard for Marquette and
Houghton and that he has such In
fiuence with the present state adj
ministration that II is pretty certain
that he can pull the hatcheries 10
Marquette and Houghton counties.
Gogebic. Iron and Dickinson coun-
ties are in Senator vandenboom'
district as we'll as Marquette and
ought to have look-in, so II was
determined TO make an effort TO place
the natural conditions Of this great
water source before the state with
view TO having the fish hatcheries
located where they will do the most
good and not from political pull.
Turn 10 Page 81
The diamond drill., 1922-01-07
MROz IN NEW QUARTERS

Leo Mroz, the jeweler, has moved
his business intesnew quarters. in the
Stolberg block next TO The diamond
Drill building. Mr.. Mroz Is fitting
up one OF the niftiest jewellery stores
in the upper peninsula In his new
quarters. The interior OF the store
room was thoroughly gone over.
painted and decorated with view to
making il inviting.
In his arrangement OF furniture,
show cases and wall cases. Mr.. Mroz
has kept in view the idea of taste.
making the interior inviting and ple-
asant for his patrons. The phono-
graph section is yet to be fitted up.
Mr.. Mroz has boen concentrating his
efforts on the jewelry part. The
phonograph section viii be arranged
for comfort to those who wish TO lis
ten TO the machines. an assortment OF
which he will have on the floor at all
times.
II will be fully week before tho
finishing touch has been put on tho
show room as Mr. Mroz has in mind
several additions that he has not yet
started upon.