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FIFTY-NINTH YEAR (Tuesday and Friday) B U C H A N A N , MICHIGAN. TUESDAY, ,JUIAr 20, 192(5. (Tuesday and Friday) NUMBER 39a Innocence Abroad
• TWO STATE CONVENTIONS,; CAMP MEETINGS; BOYS ; AND GIRLS OUTINGS; j ! OTHER FEATURES. CAYO RUNS FULL CAPACITY . KIWANIS TO MEET-IN NILES. ! — 1 '—J— ; ADJOURN DURING SUMMER IDENTIFIED BY 5 The Buchanan Toy Company’s ; The annual series of conven_ j works, on Chicago street at the !tionsf conferences and camp meet- , The Kiwanis Club, in their meet mill race, is running: full capa- : jings at Riverside Camp, owned by ; ing Tuesday, decided to hold a city, and probably will have to | the Evangelical Church, the Kal- j meeting and dinner at the Four expand to keep up with orders - I amazoo District of the Michigan | Flags hotel In Niles, with the Ro_ from chain stores. They are j Conference, will begin August 16 ; tarians as their guests. Dr. R. making- three kinds o f tops and THEY WILL HELP RECALL CHAIN OF EVIDENCE SEEMS i and close August 29. Two state j H. Snowden and Harleigh. W . TO HAVE NO FLAWS; NA a doll clothes hanger, and de THOSE GOOD DAYS WHEN conventions will be held (luring j Riley are the committee to make livering as fast as they can turn j TIONAL SEARCH NOW the period, arrangements, and the same corn- j YOU KNEV^ EVERYBOD Y; BEING MADE. them out. A t present they are ; A boys and girls camp will be : mitcee will plan for a picnic, in ; WIN”A PRIZE completing more than toys . 2000 jheld from August 16 to 22. The . August. j a day. Mr. Cayo says the ten_ , |beautiful site, overlooking the St, I The State Convention of the* Ivi- j dency at present is to sell direct: Charles Butler is surely the I Joseph river, about a mile east I waiiis will be held at Sault Ste. ; Through the kindness of the from, factory to retailer, giving! Marie August 18-20. No dele_ , y M i r who looted the Galien ; of the Buchanan bridge, is being i gates have been named from the 1 Chicago-Buchanan Society and the people a better article at a ; i Improved and put into condition’ Sa.te B.ii'-k Monday, July. 12, say Buchanan club. Ex-Governor Os- ! its President, Dr. Claude B. Roe, lower price and netting the mak- j ' to accommodate the big bunch of • officers of the sheriff’s forces. A er a little more than when the : youngsters who will be present, j horn lives there and this will j The Berrien County Record an- i-r-uiUt y wide search is being' made middle man handles them. ! The girls camp is on the hill top J probahly be a notable occasion, i pounces a guessing program of f.-.r this Buchanan man, who has inside^the camp grounds wnile the Senator V atson of Indian a has ; historical value. It is to be an been identified by the cashier, his boys camp site is by the river on been secured as one of Jie speak- old Timers1 Memory -Contest. It a-sistant. a customer and a num- the lowlands. ers. is especially for those who lived in }■ r of ethers who saw Butler the ‘The Michigan Branch conven It was decided not to hold any of near Buchanan during the years day >’f the robbery. tion of the Woman’s Missionary other meetings during the sum from 1885 to 1900, or even farth Deputy-sheriff Bert Lister of society of the church 'Will hold its mer, hut to resume regular meet er back than that. Buchanan turned up the infor twenty-fourth annual session in ings in September. It was suggested and worked mation that resulted in the is the Riverside grove beginning on out by one of Buchanan’s “ Boys” suance on Wednesday morning by •The Inter-State Fair at South, August 19 and closing August 23, who lived here to manhood and Justice of the Peace Al. W . Char Women workers will 'be present since then has been living in Ghi- les of a warrant for Butler. He Bend:,, Ind., is to be held August ORONOKO CAMP IS from all over 'Michigan. j cago, HI. -He is now President of left immediately for Chicago, to 3-7 this year, two weeks earlier ] j A school of leadership 'training | the Chicago-Buchanan Society, in try to turn up the bandit before than usual, in order to secure the best racing talent in the coun and a Christian Endeavor con 1 that big “ village” of Chicago, and h»* should drive west. The officer vention will be iu session from i is doing all he possibly can, with ft It sure that he would strike for try. The fair association has: joined the Indiana-Illinois racing; August 23 to 29. Au especial ------other members to boost his old the Pacific coast. effort will be made to bring the n „ i -e . i • home town and his Society. Bootlegger Squealed association and are thus able to ‘ Oronoko Camp for children of , A t the ]asfc annllai dinner of the outstanding leaders among the A man who has been mixed up secure grand circuit talent. ‘ opyright, v-.x.u.) young people of the state. Mrs. all ages, founded in '1910 and Chicago-Buchanan Society a simi- with bootlegging charges several 'Stake races will be sponsored < E, S. Faust,_ state intermediate greatly enlarged in T922-T923, lar Memory 'Contest was used as times told Lister that Butler and by the Tribune, the News-Times, * the Jefferson, Oliver and LaSalle superintendent, and !Mrs. Beatrice about eight miles northeast of Bu a means of an evening’s enter another man came to his place Foster, state junior superin tainment and it proved so popular north of town the night before hotels, and the Studebaker cor chanan, has capacity to take care poration; and there will be six ; CIVIL W—1CNIC tendent, will be in charge of con of more than 100 children. Saint that the members of the Society the robbery and said that they m ferences during the leadership decided to offer It to The Record. other pacing and trotting' events, f /t *-. j ■?r TTvsisiwiri i s r n Chrysostom's Episcopal Church were going to rob the G alien training- school. The plan is ns follows: A total of more than ?400,000 I A C 0 ? A V VFT k RA'NN of Chicago conducts this fine camp bank. This former bootlegger The Rev. Corwin B. Westfall, The Contest Plan got frightened and squealed. has been offered; and this has a t- ! \J'X \Jl\ri I 1 Li I laltiililJ for underprivileged .children, and Net Contests Six Days of Grand Rapids, will he in A description of forty old time The description of the ear tal tracted the best horses in the; maintains it through the liberal charge of recreation, assuring- the places, stores, people and other lied with the Cadillac iu -which the country. i ity of its, members in Chicago. The amusement program is the •MORE THAN 100 FRIENDS youngsters a busy and happy camp The camp is located at a turn landmarks of the old town, that rubbers were said to be driving. session. The Rev. Arthur De were commonly well known dur In Three Oaks, ‘'Babe” Lee, a richest ever offered by the as JOIN IN ANNUAL FESTIVI PLAY GOES ON ALL WEEK IN Girls’ Singles of the river, where it is probab Vries, of Detroit, will have charge ing this time mentioned above, are filling station manager, said that sociation. Many hair-raising-. TIES AT “THE OARS,” Emma Bohl vs. Virginia Snow ly broadest in all its course. For TOURNAMENT AT ATHLE- of the singing during the entire printed in the paper. The names Butler and his eompgmion had stunts will be seen daily, and ' ASHLEY CARLISLES den more than half a mile it extends JUNiOR BALL camp meeting period. will not be mentioned. Only a their gas tank filled, asking that some of the world’s best acrobats { ------Helen Richards vs. Marjorie along the shore, the river being Notable speakers will foe heard short description will be given, it he filled to the top. The en will be on hand. These will defy . More than one hundred neo- TEAM PLAYS SAT. Hickey on one side and the country road every day during the two weeks and each will be numbered. gine was very hot, and when Lee heignt, fire and other terrifying- ple visited “ The Oaks.” home of on the other side o f the 'commod Girls’ Doubles of the camping period. Bishop All readers of The Record are remarked that they had been driv things for the amusement of the; Ashley Carlisle, on North Main Snowden & Hickey vs. Richards ious grounds. Riparian rights M. T, Maze, D. D ., who spoke so asked to try to remember who and ing fast. Butler boasted, “Yes! and mg crowds. street, for the annual picnic of & Bohl give them free access 'to the wat Pairings for the tennis tourna acceptably here last year, will be what they are, recall the names, we will be going- faster yet. That . bands "will be On hand, \ the soldiers of the Civil War, on Mixed Doubles er, where complete equipment for ment which began yesterday at present again. Also Bishop L, make a list, numbering the ans was at 9 a. m., Monday, half an including* the Times Aews- I Thursday*. About one-hundred Kritzner & Kritzner vs. Feitte safe bathing is provided. Across Athletic Park, under direction of H. Seager, of LeMars, Iowa, will wers according- to the descriptions boy s Band^ the LaPorte city !lvvere >presenc for the dinner which the river, on the left bank, is the hour before the bank was robbed. Harold Bradfield, playground di & Snowden printed in the paper, and mailing The car was seen going east t>and, the Wallcerton band of oO r was served on the fine lawn under Bohl and Shoop vs. Hickey & assist with the conferences and great Hammond Boy Scout camp. rector, have been announced as address the general gatherings. this to The Record, within one through Buchanan at 60 to 70 pieces, arid others. The Scotch ‘ the *nant tree's. At" present a continuous stream follows: Marsh These 'will also speak: Dr, W . week of this issue of the paper miles "an hour, crossing town, on Lassies’ band will be on hand alii 'Only seven of the Buchanan Richards & Childs drew a bye. of children is coming- and going - B oys’ Singles E. Peffley, D. B., editor of the in which the description appear Fourth street, going out River week. They are direct from j members of the Grand Arm y of Homer Shoop vs Robert Mont 'The preliminaries in the boys to Oronoko camp. The Boy and Evangelical Sunday school litera ed. street and on east to the point Scotland. . the ■Republic were present to take gomery and girls singles are being run Girl 'Scouts both use the facilities, ture, Harrisburg, Pa.; The Rev. These letters or lists must be where it was abandoned at a point The famous Medich twins, born, parj jn the day’s festivities. They off yesterday, today and -tomor and also the choir of St. Chrysos ______uqj-. tg_ eltaa i'Je tab in- J. A. Heck, D. *D., professor of numbered and your name signed, as One, will be on exhibition, the j Were John Dick, who .presided, row, the boys beginning at nine toms and other churches of Chi north of Niles. Harold Knight vs. Lysle Mitchell Bible, Schuylkill college, Reading, with your address, written or The officers believe that But proceeds to be given to tne par- . Ashley Carlisle, .Sam Bunker, John o’clock in the morning, and the cago take outings "there. Edward Rolin vs. Jack Mc Pa.; the Rev. W . H, Watson, D. printed plainly. The Record will ler and his pal spent the day Mon ents. Fireworks null be shown i ,CurtiSj j ohn McCartney, Eli Hel_ Henry girls having the afternoons. The A t first many tents were used, D., Detroit; Rev. E. S. Faust, De compare them with the correct day in the thick woods along the evening. The ^ nI°us ; mick and Adam Lyddick. men come at 5 or whenever they but gradually the- buildings have Harold Boyce vs. Robert Roe troit; Rev. E. Dreibel, Bay City; list of names that belong with the St.' Joseph river, going into Niles ® H orse Troop of the Culver t From out of town came Peter can. been extended -until more than Thomas Marrs vs. Harold Pierce Rev. C. A. Wilkie, Flint; Revr C. descriptions, and publish your list for the nia-ht, and staying, there Military Academy Will give a thril- ] Aldrich, of Berrien Springs- Ben- Preliminaries in the double's 100 can be housed and fed 'with Raymond Reed vs. Victor Mc C. Gibson, presiding- elder Detroit and the correct list in the first until Wednesday morning. i o exhibition of horsenmnshiip .on j am;n VCyum, of Eau laire; E d - Henry. will be pi eyed Thursday and Fri out crowding. In 1913 the late district; Rev. G. H. Kellerman, issue possible, according to the Stole Allen s Car Saturday, the last day of the lair. ward Havens of Lansing-, a for August Topash vs. Semore Gross day forenoon. The finals in all James A. Pugh, the most famous Monroe; Rev. A. -Spitter, Battle number of lists received. Prob Then it is thought they stole mer Buchanan boy; John Quincy Paul Easton vs Raymond Post doubles will be run through on speed boat man of the West, 'gave Creek. _ * ^ m ■the 'camp a boat to use on the ably the correct names will ap the Nash car owned by Rex Allen, Swanger, of Mishawaka, Ind, who Daniel Topash vs. Ottowa W ol Friday afternoon and evening. pear one week from the descrip at about 2 30 a m V ed ie da> The finals in the singles will be The directors of the Riverside broad river. Every year the Work would’ he doing before morning'. is past 94 years old yet insisted ford. campmeeting assembly are large tion. Allen is building a house, and has Boys’ Doubles played off Saturday afternoon done by 'the camp has grown, and And the store was robbed, they ; that he would walk down town to ly from Buchanan and vicinity. Three Prizes Given. not yet built a garage. The .car The players will furnish their at present the season Opens in found, when they returned from : catch the bus homeward bound; Rolin & McHenry vs. Topash & There will be three prizes was standing m the back ja id own officials except in the Satur They are Percival Rough, presi_. early spring and does not close their early morning’s fishing. ‘John Quincy Allen of-Galien, and Wolford awarded, these furnished ’by the The rohbeiv tolled it out into the day afternoon finals, when Mr dent; L N. -Barnhart, secretary- until late fall. Mania for Crime. j Sam Jackson, also of Galien. -Grosrs & Erench vs. Post & Berrien County Record. The, alley withou stai tin" it V hen treasurer; E. Riffer, L. B. Rough, Growth has been accepted as For the past five months Butler j Brought Their Fiddles Strayer Bradfield will select official's to names of the winners will be they did start it. Alien was arous ‘be in charge of the court. 0 . E. Servis, Dan Nieh, Emory the normal state o f the enter ha s been living in Detroit. The f Jay Conrad, Mrs. Fowler’s Knight & Pierce vs. Mitchell & printed with the correct list of ed 'and got out too late to in Another attractive feature on* Rough, and A. E. Houswerth. prise and a chief of construction Cadillac car in which- the robbers : brother, sounded the bugle calls Eadton names when the descriptions have Saturday afternoon will be a game The directors are' installing and maintenance has been kept terfere, n a veiled was stolen from Nathan j to cheer the hearts of the veter_ Roe & Smith vs. 'Shoop & Reed all heen published. Deputy-Sheriff Clarence Dun Men’s Singles of baseball between Bbadfieldfe ample toilet facilities this year on on the committee for some years. Borin, of Detroit, the night before { ans, and also played cornet solos, The Descriptions bar, who is aiso Gniei ox Punce Athletic Park Junior team and the north and south sides of the The business is budgeted and run the robbery. i his sister accompanying him. Lee Marsh vs. Sam Marrs Here are the descriptions of of Buchanan, and formerly serv Van Wingen’s Plym Park Junior ■camp.grounds. Many of the cot as strictly as any other corpora H e nearly wrecked a part of The program Was heard from Donald Fettee vs. Norman Kritz- the old times, places and persons ed under George Bridgman as a team of Niles. This promises to tages are being improved, and the tion. the Berrien county jail when cOn_ , the big front porch on Mr. Car- ner of Buchanan. Get out your deputy, had a picture of But be a snappy nine-inning clash for big auditorium is being put in Frederick C. iSpaulding, a print fined there, charged wi-th robbery. | lisle’s hOme, benches having been D, R. Pears vs. Ghas. King. paper and pencil and see how ler, furnished by the Warden of Bradfield lias uncovered some very shape for the most numerous er and publisher, is director of He escaped from the Ionia Refor- j set on the lawn to accommodate Ted Child's vs. Arnold.Webb many of them you can answer cor the reformatory at Ionia, from promising materials. congregation ever entertained at the camp, giving his personal at matory and went to California, re- j the scores of people who dropped C. Stanley vs. Lyons. > rectly and send your guess to which Butler escaped a number of 'The Buchanan Juniors will bat Riverside Camp. tention to 'the work throughout turning later, only to be_ picked up ! in for a short time during the M en’s Doubles The Record within one week of years ago. He showed this to in this order: Knight, C..; Pierce, the season. Hans E . Berger is in a few hours by Sheriff George day. The Rev. J. J. Terry and Stanley & Webb vs. Lyons & the date of the paper. Cashier O. A . Miller, Miss Viola Bridgman and returned to the re p.; Cooper, lb .j Roe, 2b.; Pfingst, MRS. OLSEN INJURED WHEN athletic director. -Ah'” ample Rev, W . H. Camfield both spoke Kritzner 1. A place. A red brick build Green, his assistant, and Dr, formatory. King & Marsh vs. Fette & ss,; Fetke, 3b.; Schultz twins, cf. AUTOMOBILE TURNS TURTLE corps of both women and men happily, hopefully and sympathe ing. Faces north and also south. Corey of New Troy, who was mak He was arrested and charged and If.; Wynn, rf.; Parkhurst and workers is always on the grounds tically o f and to the old soldiers. iChilds A bad place to wait and a worse ing a deposit at the time of the with beating and robbing a Bu Hanlin & Pears draw a bye. others, utility. Mrs. August Olsen was severely to care for the 'campers. . New Officers Elected place to be lat. ‘Going and com robbery, all of them ■ identifying cut in the arm in an accident near Under Mr. Spaulding’s supervi chanan woman last year, but the The new officers, elected to ing is the program of this old Mm as the robber. officers could not produce the the Carpenter school Friday after sion the innumerable problems serve the coming- year are: 'Presi noon, when the new Jordan sedan of such an institution have been timer. “ Babe” Lee, also a former dep evidence to convict him. d____ e n t,; 'Samuel...... Bunker:...... Secretary,...... ball lie throws. His left handed in which she was riding turned gradually worked out, until this 2. A place. Very much improv uty sheriff under Bridgman, had ■The officers predict that he ! John Curtisj Ti-easurVr, 'john~~C. shoots .had the Blues guessing BLUES WIN FROM Oi'onoko camp has become one of ed since the days of which we his suspicions aroused by Butler’s, will be caught and returned after I Dick.* over in the ditch. - iShe was tak most of the time. He was for the; notable ‘achievements for write. A very pleasant ride or actions at the filling station. He he arrives at his destination in the j The numerous friends who en to the Clark hospital and cared merly with the St. Louis All for by Dr. R. If. Snowden. health and happiness. I t is on walk of close to a half mile. The noticed that the former convict West. In the meantime, the Pin- j gathered to felicitate those able S. B. GIANTS 6 -2 Stars. Harris and the two Poin "Mrs. Olsen, her son and daugh Route No. 2 but from Berrien. old “Methodist Church was locat had a gun in the ear and a gunny kerton Detective agency, working to be present wished them many dexters are from the: Industrial sack. He noticed the car been ter. Alice and Theodore, and a Springs. ed here. The “ Cabinet Factory,” for the insurance company that ( more picnics o f the same sort be- League of Kentucky. and Newt B'a'tchelor’s livery stable driven only about 800 miles and The Buchanan Blues walloped a niece, Miss Pearl Allison, were covered the Bank hazard, are ! f ore they go to their final reward. A good crowd saw the game-. was located here, is positive in his identification of trailing him, and. he is sure to the South Bend Colored Giants 6 in the car at 'the time, Miss Pearl The clay was ideal 'for the oc The day was perfect. The game 3. A waterway. Named for to 2 at Athletic Park diamond on was driving. They had left the both car and man. land behind 'the bars, say officers. casion, not too warm, not too was"played quickly. Earl Hark- an Irishman. Bright and spark While holding- up the bank, But Owrol etaoin shrdlu etaoin Sunday afternoon, hut they had a Pearson place about 2 p. >m. Fri cool, with never a sig-n of rain rider, ,-and A. P. Simpson* -of South ling, some places hidden .by ler called Miss Green “ Ola,” a fight on their hands every step of day. -She said she turned out to or other disagreeable. The wind Bend, umpired. bushes, passing through tunnels, fam ily nickname. He is a rela the way. IT he home boys made pass another car, when her car hardly stirred, and the ’whole -The. Blues lined up as follows: under streets, out again into the tive o f hers by marriage, and ap but 7 hits off Ricks, and the seemed, to skid- and then suddenly world' was at peace. Miller, 31b.; Fleming, cf.; Nash, parently did this unconsciously. turned over in the- ditch at the sunlight, passing many mills and: Kidnapped E van gelist Giants found Bradbury for .but 5, lb.;- Buysse, -rf.; 'S-tem-m, .2b.; Lo-ng- Record of Crime roadside. factories, giving* each a helping FA R M BUREAU AND GRANGE while ‘R;cks issued but one base B-ro-wn, If.; -Peck, ss.; Bailey, c.; Butler, whose former home was on 'bdlls,“’and 'Bradbury-" two.; Each •Mrs- Olsen’s arm was thrust hand as it babbles its way north" PICIC AT SPRINGS AUG 3. Bradbury,. p .; Ross] ‘ utility. Buchanan, has been residing at pitcher struck out 4. thru -the glass •window ,and deep and east, to join its larger sister j, Crouch, injured,•pafch'eP,'whs- ’on Detroit. It is believed that the ■The ,.thidlling„,mQmen;ti,.',of the- ly cut. f 'Tbe !c'ar :ivas! -Badly dam- down near “ Black’s” old home-, The Berrien County Farm 'Bu_: the bench:- and; did‘ a lititle -throwing smaller man with him is a pal. of game was when Riddle, the .Giant agedf and was faken-'to *Leo K!ol_ st‘$ad. It is isai.d ;t;hat ..to, take reau'atyl Cqxmty/.Grange will Hold in,- practice, hut Was ' fcareful ‘of that city, but has not been iden first- baseman, ‘knocked .'a >lohg fly hbff’s garage fo r repairs. " The, one- idriiik frcSih rt”!waj3 fah assur a picnic !fo f all "farmers . in the hi:s 'se-cond right digilt. tified. way .out beyond the -bast end." of* Olsen's and Miss Allison live in; ance that, y'ou wouId'' come back" county on Tuesday, August 3, at The Giants batted: Williams, Butler is now 24 years old, and the- 'score board; and Fleming in Chicago. _ ; for more. ; Indian Field's _ Park, Berrien 2'b.; Riddle, l b ,; A , Poindexter, is related to Mrs. O. R. Curtis, 4. A place. The one and' at Berrien Springs, announce stantly started and -away out iif c.; Shepherd, 3 b .; Chandler, If.; also a brother of Mrs. Clayton M c the tall weeds threw up his left NEW" GREAT AMER. MANAGER only place in town whei’e strang the officials o f the two organi T. Poindexter, c f.; Mitchell, rf.; ers could get a first class meal.- Collum. His hair- is light chest zations. Everybody Is invited. hand, and speared it with his back 0 . T. Turner is the capable ap Harris, ss.; Ricks, ip. (Never mind the cock roaches.) nut, and he is rather a handsome The Hon. John C. Ketcham, con towards the daimond, thus ending pearing gentleman in charge at The game next Sunday will be 5. An institution. The .oldest" hoy, weighing ISO to 185 pounds, gressman from this district, will the struggle. Tt was such a catch the Great American Tea Store on with Decatur, it being their first place of its kind in town* I t and is 5 ft. 8 inches tall, be_ the chief speaker of the day, as is seen once in a season. Days 'avenue. The lady who helps v-jsit here this season. was “ 1st” then and is still “ 1st” He has been in trouble consis hut other sneakers will also be on Buysse was the lucky boy, 0r 'him is Mrs. Turner. They camp It may be said for Manager today. Had plenty of money, and tently since a mere boy in his the program. Good music is the genius of a player. He never from 'Michigan City, and , have Cassidy, of the Colored Giants, it still bears tbe same reputation* teens, serving a term in the Ionia. promised during the day, and got a hit, but got on three times been with the 'Great American cor that-he" has a hard time-keeping1 Reformatory for stealing; a car be amusements of various sorts, will imt’our times up. :Once he made poration for the past six months 6. A store. Run by a "man his team together this year, due fore he was old enough to be be provided free, first on an error by the pitcher*, or more. They have been in the whose ancestors were fleet • -of to the professional teams hii'in-g sent to the penitentiary. • A ball game at 3 p. m. will be once the fielders’ choice let him grocery business for four years. foot, hence his name. Mild, his men away. Right now three He was seen on Front street; the chief sport event, two good on, and once he walked on four They are living in an apartment pleasant mannered, known and' of them hol'd offers from south about 2 o’clock the night the Berrien teams to play. Other wide Ones. 'Moreover* he turned on Alexander street, loved by all. 'Sold slates' and! ern leagues. American store was robbed. He sports will be races, contests of a two of .them into runs. ■pencils and school supplies to all1 went around; the hotel Corner,, re novelty sort, and horse shoe pitch The colored boys were gentle SH E’ E AN 8 3-4,LB. GIRL of the kids, and his pills were KLA'N HOLD PUBLIC MEETING turning and entering Dr. Curtis’ ing. Prize's will! be given to the men, full of fun, and fairly ‘sat- Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Lester wonders. office about 2 :30, where he turn winners. ura.ted with baseball. (Riddle, the . 'The Ku IClux Klan of this sec Miller, at Clark hospital, Mon 7.. A -place. . The only place Thomas, ./!!. Edisojn,^ './electrical ed •on the lights.and remained; only "first •base-man, besides being; a tion of Michigan and northern day morning, at 7 o’clock, July .in'.town, where only -one “sex”- First., picture: of M rs.,, wizard and . g^e,aAf';,,^^dpcaTf''itife • cpuld »be called1-for. Public insti- Meyer Tune o f' Kansas City, star player,, is also -sl clown, apt Indiana will hold a big meeting f9th, a gii-1, weighing: eight pounds a few moments. • Then he came SepjpTe;. v McPherson,. ‘ the". ' n-rviJ 'veritbr/’ ir.ofh1 a; inosU; recent .’photo- down on the street, entered an -old who. was a guest at the M. iGross .with repartee, and always .bubling Wednesday* July 21st at the Fair and twelve aunces._ SDr. . 0 . ,,R:. tutipn,‘..‘Many boxes, in plain sight* ' Eyang-.e-listt, taken; In I / BA'GE . TWO. A THE BERRIEN COUNTY RECORD TUESDAY, -JUI7Y 20, 1026. ■.. • , PEAK OF SUMMER PAST 'H g.p s as Insomnia Cure Bankers "wondered how much In. Germany and 'France, where Secretary Mellon mins11harrow to The Sputtering ’F igh ts” E fficien cy terrfett (Bounty E r r o r ii A treacly the peak of: the year lots • been hops have been, Sultivaied.since .file meet ; the AO^oyi^ninentis spring Issued Tuesdays, and Fridays- at Buchanan, Michigan, pnsspfl. The days are visibly slioiteuecl Candles ■ Eighth century, and .in other lands payments. Optimists thought he (3, S. EASTON, Publisher where they have been taken, for cul might get along with two hun both ibOimifrf? and evening; More lime is tivation,1 there is a widespread be Entered as second: class matter November 20, ■■ 1*019- By DOROTI-IY DOUGLAS dred millions. Conservatives said tb be spent indoors. Soon (ho long ovon- lief that insomnia may'be over come at least three hundred millions. Buchanan, Michigan, under the act of March S, 1ST9* T AUDNIDIt oame home to his if one will use a pillow of hops as Mr. Mellon amazes high fi rnes of this- noi-tliern cliinate will hive ns boarding hsuso that night with: a head rest at night. The essential nance b y borrowing no money. R , , subscription xnuoE ' ►to. reading and social aniomlios. weary steps, lie was wishing with Berrien and St Joseph Counties, per year.?2,i>.0. f Yl . .‘I ■, , , ...... principle in the lupulin, the yellow Uncle Sam can finance himself, Single Copies,, each...... 5c Elsew here...... ; . . ?3.00 r R o t tOO e a r ly h ) llOgflll p la m iin t*- 10V all ills sonL that he were approach ish -powder on them; is used in ing his own little house, w ith‘its thanks to Mr. ' Mellon’s manage — v ------====;’ those lortiy eveKiiigs. What; books: shall we household remedies as. a sedative ment., dainty mistress, who would, ol and-mllcl hypnotic, and that fact is | ream what newspapers scan, what friends The people pay him $12,500 a WITHOUT A NEWSPAPER course, be also the mistress of his held up as proof that hops will help year, and tins year he will clear | will sharpen our faces? Shall we (alee a lieart. one find restful sleep. Those who oft eight hundred .millions more W e have been ■wondering wlmt a town j lb was a cold; bleak niglit,and a have that belief Say fresh hops lull correspondence course in polities, or learn of public debts. would be lilce without a. newspaper. As to-dance with other folks? warm iireside, rosy lamps and the one to sleep more quickly than the we think of it, undoubtedly it would he very sunny-liaired girl there, (would have old imps, but so long as the hops But the best part of the summer remains i made even that, weary trip from dull. are in good condition they are sleep in Alichipan. The skies are clear most of the oiiice seem like h'eaven. producers, the.old ones no less cer The people would gossip, of course, as the summer evenings, even though (ho days Lardner sighed as lie went up; tainly than tlie fresh picked crop. GO TO they do iu every small town. And there to tlie unhomelike boarding-house mav occasionallv be cloudv The moon room. U’he shadeless gas llickeved would be dislikes ami hates generated that and stars are never so brilliant as durim in pale greeting and cast its; not Meu)' $■&. \‘Ceislfraief?' tint), w.;nl 1 . j . • r V OTESDAY, JULY 20, 1926, THE BERRIEN COUNTY RECORD PAGE THREE CAMP FIRE PIE MRS. RICHARDSON DEAD the United Stat.es Veterans Bu The M. E. Church gave a bake ■and Mrs. Richard .J. Wentland Aunt Celia -Babcock’s residence on SOCIAL TUESDAY NIGHT Word has Been received by reau, where his decision has been sale at Babcock’-scstore Saturday. spent a day last week in’iSt. Jou Tuesday evening and' will also relatives in Buchanan that Mrs. final in the diagnosis of doubt Mrs. G. Smith and daughter, seph and Benton arbor. be held there next Tuesday even The Camp Fire Girls are giving • Sarah J. Richardson, sister of the ful cases of tuberculosis. Jean came Tuesday from Califor (Prayer m'eetilng was; held ail ing. . e pie social tins e\enin at is llate airs. W . P. Miller, died on The first conference ever* held nia for a short visit with friends. in. Michigan' of sanatorium heads, Rev. Johns and family'returned Mr. and Mrs. E . S. Arney spent Frank Estes of Chicago, spent 0’cj0ljx on the Methodist chuicii [July 11, 1926, ait the home of -imnrtni Sunday with friends in South the week end m Buchanan. . * , hei ' daughter, ' Mrs. Genevieve ■head nurses, trustees and other to Benton, Wig., Tuesday, after Bend. The Good Fellowship1 sewing so-. lawn. Ytiej sa> the> expect to I lmson, in Seattle, Washington. | public officials connected with the a ten day’s visit with friends; here. Phil and Harold Wisner are vis cial will meet with Mrs. J. J. J see ill Luchinm xe idents there. Mis. Richardson lived many years : various county saUatoriums in the Rev. ,and, Mrs. Johns .-and soft. iting an uncle and aunt at Eaton Terry Thursday afternoon. ^ ! for tins is the first pie ocnl pull an Berrien Springs, South' Haven . state is to be held, at Powers, on ■and Holland. About 20 years ago . August 20th. Rapids. Miss \ iolet Carley o f Dowagdac ecj £ m the town for a long* is, -spending \ l FROM OUR EXCHANGES 300-BUSHEL SPUD U m im Qliuuitg Hrrorh AVERAGES 10 YEARS Marines IMMIGRANT PLANT PESTS ■plant products before the estab Candidates are Active lishment of inspection or safe Petitions naming A. ‘Glenn Hns- For nearly fifteen years, or The board bill of introduced guards were the means of entry lett, of Buchanan as a candidate ever since the ‘boys came home farm and fruit pests is more than of practically all these pests. for the Democratic nomination for from the state agricnltn’" ' col a bilRon dollars a year! The widening of ‘world -com county treasurer were being cir lege, the Woodmans of Michigan Two hours of every day’s work merce to include vast areas for Classified Advertisements are In on the farm oi* in the garden and serted at the rate of * cents per culated here. have been growing potato crops merly unexploited has enormous line each insertion; minimum Six times as many people are Some time ago the candidacy that averaged 300 bushels to the o:thard jj-oes to feed these unin ly added to the risk. charge 25 cents when payment Is being educated today, in propor of Lawrence Reeves, of St. Jo_ acre or \better, They had an vited guests! Leading European countries not made when advertisement is They now include the more im recog'nized this" need some fifty inserted the minimul charge is tion to population as 35 years seph for the Democratic nomina average of 400 bushels on 6 acres S5 cents—-live lines or less. tion for treasurer was announc- last year and were awarded mem portant pests of agriculture and years ago and many Of them now ago. Registrotion in 913 col- hos been reported that Mr. Reeves bership in Michigan’s 300-Bushel Yiostry in this country. have rules more drastic than our • leges, universities and profession- ed, Since then, however, it Potato club the past two years in Importations 0f plants and own. For Sale . ; al schools o f the United States in has been reported that Mi-. 'Reeves succession. They spray five or T ry the R ecord For Printing. creased nearly six times as fast might not run. six times, depending on the sea as population from 1S90 to 1924. It was reported that Ghatie's Ar- son, cultivate frequently, and plow FOR SALE— Two fresh cows, W . From,4121,942 in 1S90 the num chut, of St. Joseph, will become a under alfalfa deep before . each P. Miller, phone 165F22. 29a ber of students mounted to 664,- candidate for the Republican .notato crop. They have been 266 in 1S24, 445 per cent growth, nomination for coroner. Both farming with tractor for twq FOR SALE— Gladiolus blooms. according to statistics from the U. the prqsent coroners, George H. years. Mrs. D. L« Boardman, phone S. Bureau of Education. Slaughter and Dr. W . C. Ellet, f 24F3. But that isn’ t all, during the will seek re-nomination on the i FILL THAT SILO samq time, enrollment in second Republican ticket. Two arc „o J This is a rear to fill every old FOR SALE—-Spring ehiel^ens, live ary schools increased 951 per cent, be elected. Mr. Slaughter and silo on the f am and build another or dressed. Chas. Smiles, 305 about 12 times as rapidly as popu Dr. Ellet reside in Benton Har one if there is green feed to put u N. Portage St. 29alp lation, which increased 78 per bor. in ft and live stock enough to ?? cent during this time. Several county officers who are need green feed throughout the FOR SALE— Golden oak refriger flsir Used Oars la t e Friends The number of instructors of completing their first terms will year, says the Research Depart ator in good condition. $15.00. all kinds grew from 10,762 to 51,- soon announce their candidacies ment of the National Association Mrs. M. M. Sirganian. 29a c 1 907. for re-election, following the lead of Farm Equipment ^Manufactur FOR SALE,— Good homes, choice New York bod the largest col o f George H. Bookwaltcr, prose ers. The silo will just~'"'abQut Here’s only a few of our bargains: lots, several farms. For par legiate enrollment, 60,623 men cuting attorney, whose candidacy ' double the carrying capacity of a ticulars see J. J. Terry, phone and 28,370 women, a total of was announced day before yester- field of com for dairy cows, beef 163W .______23b tf 88,993. Illinois came next with tlav. cattle or lambs. It will give the XKA. X p -.v York Human 60,462, with Pennsylvania, Ohio, The list includes: live stock their winter tonic that A squad of marines has been assigned in special flutv in snnrdlr— fhn 1923 Nash Touring*, new tires, me FOR RENT— Furnished, rooms for Massachusetts and California in George Haid, county trea.'UV- keeps their bowels open and their Liberty Bell during the Sranui-Ontennial Exposition in Philadelphia light housekeeping, gas, bath, order. health good. The silo extends The treasured relic of American Independence is lie ins shown in visitor chanically perfect ...... «!$390.00 er. at certain times during the exposition ' lights, strictly modem. Phone More than $158,000,000 was ex Ii-a D. Wagner, county vlork. that “grass season” throughout 3 OiW,______29a2p pended by states for their uni Arthur E. Leckner, circuit the year in spite o f pasture that versities in the yeor ending June court commissioner, cannot be grazed in winter. Cut FOR RENT— Furnished flat at 30, 1925. The teachers took more George W . Stattler, drain com the ensilage finely by (ensilage INVENTS SPOTLIGHT ICE CREAM SOCIAL 108 S. Detroit street. See A . F, than half of this sum as salaries. missioner, cutter before putting it in the Willis M. Sweet, living °iie mile An ice cream social will be held Peacock. -'-02 Days Ave. Phone Stuart B, White, circuit court silos. north of Niles, has secured ’a pat at the Wagner hall Thursday 1923 Hudson Coach, just completely AA 3 1 6 W.______29a2p SUGGESTIONS FOR SUMMER commissioner. ent on an improved spotlight for evening, July 22. Program by the rebuilt and refin ished...... ^ VfH CARE OF CATTLE FOR MILK FOR SALE— Huckleberries in the All ai-e Republican-. They POOLING ^ ELECTRIC POWER autos. It follows the road around boy scouts of the Madron: lake Those wSo have seen the tall patch. W ill sell entire patch will have no opposition for re_ curves, according to the Niles station,- and the male quartette of It is the most comfortable cow or by the quart. S, A. Fergu nomination.—-St. Joseph Herald- steel towers across northern In Daily Star. Hills ‘Corners. son. phone 124F12. 29a2c that produces the most milk in Press. diana have seen part of one of summer, states the Larrowe Insti the most stupendous powc* trans FOR SALE— 6 l*j acres. New six tute of Animal Economics. In Work Begins on Fair Grounds missions in all times. It links 1923 Durant Sedan, slightly used, S 3 7 S ^ 0 room house. Garage. 2 miles stead of turning his cows into The bay and grass on the en Chicago with Pittsburg, Cleveland, Owned by lady ® north on. stone road. Inquire the field to swat flies and loaf in tire fair grounds is being cut aim* Toledo and paits o f Indiana, Ohio, Euhnert and Weiand, R. I. the shade, the dairyman will find taken away this week. This is the Virginia, Kentucky, West Virginia 19btf that he can get more milk from start for getting the grounds in and Pennsylvania. Most of this line fairies 132,000 volts, twice them by feeding them o-n grain shape for the holding of the 1926 MINE’S IN! FOR SALE—Am moving away in the cool of the barn during the the high voltage counted as and want to sell my garden at event. Soon workmen will be heat of the day and then turn gin the several improvements to die peak heretofore and four 1924 Durant Tour once. Come and see it. Mrs. times ordinary high voltage con ouring, disc wheels, 3 2 3 0 flO ing them out at night to graze. be made on the buildings, Otto Roach. Stryker addition. Following are some hints to the duits. This makes it possible looks like new A new band stand with the 29ale dairyman on the summer care of for all this vast territory to pool starters stand above will be erect his cattle, as given by the Insti its power and insure that all will ed at the grand stand. Both FOR SALE— Quick, heating stove, ; have plenty at all titties. tute: free act stands will be raised this kitchen range, burns coal or Cows need loirs of water. Keep 1 year to give all a clearer view of wood; also a kitchen cabinet. it always available in a quantity FOUND A NAIL Enquire at the Buchanan Candy the free ‘acts to be performed on Mason JnrgensOn drove a Chev 1923 Ford Coupe they want. them, no mafcier where you Kitchen. 2 9 a lp , 2. Provide shade during hot rolet car 2020 miles from Los looks and serv•“]£ a.dandT.f” ....$185.00 stand. No outhouses are to be Angeles to Omaha in 56 hours and FOR SALE— The Raymond resi weather, preferably in your stable erected. Possibly a few more 47 minutes, beating the train dence on Fourth St. M odern,' in the beat of the day. horse stalls will be added. time about hours. He bad to seven rooms, bath laundry, gar 3. Let your cows graze at 2 Next week the catalogues will change tires in the New Mexico age and bairn. Inquire o f" A . night when it is cool, but be sure be distributed concerning the big F. Howe, adtnr. Phone 6S. that they can get water. desert, having picked up a nail Fair. Already many inquiries are out there. What a place to go to 1923 Willys-Kniglit Touring, fully equipped, a first 2 3 a tf: 4. 'Screen your stable if you being received by Secretary Kram pick up a nail! can, to keep out flies. er regarding space for conces class car in appearance and 5. Spray your cows in summer sions. The free acts and rides For Rent with a good fly preventative. performance, o n l y ...... are engaged. The fireworks are PRIDE GOETH WITH PAINT 6. Be sure they are free from to be ordered, and everything’ Don’t forget the mail box when FOR RENT— Garage, room for lice and other vermin. you have your paint brush handy. IS YOURS ? will be in readiness when the one large or two small cars, ■ 7. Remember, a cow must be gates open on Sept. 1, the open Uncle Sam is urging all rural Mrs. Nan G, Kent. 28b2c comfortable and well if she is to ing of the 10th Annual Event. postmasters to make a systematic produce milk up to her capacity. ■This year’s Fair is to be the effort to get all mail boxes and Now !— is tlie time to order your FOR RENT— -Five room house, Such care requires a little effort It will pay you to* drive over and look over our won electric lights, good furnace, i banner event of all former Fairs. support posts painted white with but it pays big dividends. derful assortment of good used cars. good water, some fruit, good — The Acorn. the patron’s name in black let winter’s coal supply— we have it ters 1 inch high on each side of garage, hen house. Call at L. U. S. DRANK 54,326,000,000 W. Johnson & Co, Furniture Old Ship at St. Joe the box. Paint protects, preserves, — later we may not. It’s cheaper LBS. OF MILK IN ONE YEAR! and pleases. store, '25btf The old British convict ship, now— later it will without doubt Whether you are a “wet” or “ Success,” oldest vessel afloat, SPEED UP THE MILKING Miscellaneous i “dry” and whether you, as an in_ will probably be in St. Joseoh at Experiments have shown that cost you from 75c to $1.00 per NILES NASH MOTORS : dividual got your extra one and a the Graham dock next week. The slow milking may’ redree the per W ANTED — To buy fruit and her- ; fifth pints of milk last year or •indent craft is at present in Mich centage of burterfat in the milk. ton more. S A V E ! B U Y N O W !. (INC.) ties. Pay cash and pick them j] allowed somebody else to get igan City, Ind.. but it is announc up. E. L. Brant, phone 2 7 7 J .,\ y o u r share, the fact remains that ed that the exhibition of the shin THE PROVED SIRE will close there on Sunday night ______2SbSc the United States population used Select the dairy herd sire by the OPEN EVERY EVENING , 54.326,000,000 pounds of milk in and will come to St. Joseph. On records of his daughters rather W ANTED — A quantity of clean , fluid form last year, according to board the shin are numerous irons than by those of his dam. R, F. HICK O K COTTON lags, must be in large ’ the U. S. Department of Agricul- and Chains and instruments of tor pieces. 5c a pound delivered a t !■ ture. This was an increase -,«f ture that were used in the hevdey IPlione 95. 220 N. SECOND ST. NILES PHONE 392 Eecurd office. i; 1,554,000,000 pounds, giving 1.2 o f the vessel when she was a felon ; ------ji pints a day of fluid milk and transport, conveying' prisoners j W ANTED— Girl and woman wants ;j cream for each o f us. The big from England to Australia, and work. W oman to work by the •; increases came in the large cit- also when she was a permanent hour, girl to assist in home or .; ies, educational campaigns invoI_ floating prison, anchored off Mel care for children. Has had j ! ving better health for school ehild- bourne, Australia. — Niles Daily expcience in clerking. Gall • ; ren and grownups and the higher Star. • t 4 11 N. Portae or phone: Things" Yoh ! Should £ Kaow ‘ quality milk coming to the city 277W . 2Sb2p . • market as a; result of the T . B. TwO Killed at New Buffalo REMEMBER IT IS the wall paper eradication campaigns all help to During the heavy rain storm o f ! in a room that you see. And : put more milk on the average last Friday night, an auto carry- j a poor wall and room can be j‘ American’s table. Better cows ing five persons stalled on the made to look rich if properly!! are being* housed in better barns P. M. tracks at New Buffalo, at treated. Let us help you to with ventilation systems,, indivicL the Lighthouse crossing*, and was secure this much desired re~ ;, ual drinking cups, sanitary steel struck by train No. 16. Three suits. Binns’ Magnet Store. ! stalls and feed and litter carriers persons riding in the front seat 29 ale as a result of the health campaigns jumped to safety, while two wo by John Joseph Gaines, M- D 7 that are beginning to give this men in the rear seait were killed. / wiw. '»*,l L.TKs'lM** W «U f A CLERK who began to write in country the best milk supply of The occupants from Oak Park, surance for us in 1920 bad an any nation. 111., were On their way to St. Msdical Terminology* income in 1925 of $56000. In Joseph in a Paige Sedan. — The Perhaps many of our readers are structions free. Provident Mu GAS ENGINES AND WIND Acorn. attracted by the various health ar tual Life Insurance; Co. Nathan MILLS CHEAPEST POWER ticles appearing in the newspapers; SAME MATCHLESS QUALITY A NEW LOW PRICE iel Reese, General Agent, 3012-, No County Engineers these, when written by capable tal 15 Book Tower, Detroit, Mich. ; “ It’s horse and horse” between D. W . Willman. who for some ent are valuable to the public as 29at-l . ; the little stationary gas engine weeks 'has been acting as county educational features. Medical terms A big, sturdy, extra heavy All-Weather Tread— a tough, supple carcass of Super twist—miles and miles of and the windmill as to which pro A SCHOOL TEACH ER joined our . engineer, was sent to' Cass coun are sometimes difficult for the pub .riding* comfort and trouble-free service-—you can get all these Goodyear advantages now at a substantial vides the cheapest farm power, ty by the state highway depart lic to interpret for personal use. In Organisation 12 years ago andj says the Research Department of sayings. Pathfinders are down, too. Just compare these Goodyear-built values with, what you are has produced an application j ment and his term of office was this sketch, it is my purpose to the National Association of Farm only temporary. His appoint every week for all this period, j make some of these words easier asked, to pay for cheap, unknown brands. Equi'pmpnfc Manufacturers v in ment as resident engineer in the understood. Last year his income was $8,_ ) quoting* Bulletin 1848, U. S. De 000. Instructions free. Pro_ ; construction of the Barron lake W e find Kitis” at the end of partment of Agrirulture, as the pike leaves the country without an many names of diseases; this little vident Mutual L ife Insurance j authority. The Windmill tfui-j* Co, Nathaniel Reese, General, engineer, and it is doubtful if. the terminal means “inflamation.” For AH«Weathers liishes a horsepower hour o f work road commission hires one now for . Pathfinders Agent, 3012-15 Book Tower, ■ instance, appendicitis literally Clinches Specials for a half cent, while stationary the balance o f the term. Detroit, Mich. 29at4 means inflammation of the append 30x31/2 S. S- Cords .... engines do the job for two-fifth’s ix; bronchitis is inflammation of ...... ,$16.05 30x3 'A Pathfinder Fabric, $8-15 31x4 S. S. Cord ...... ^ . .$15-20 FURNITLPE ^ AUTOMOBILE of a cent for the small size and Three Oaks is also building a the bronchial tubes; laryngitis is 30x3 All-Weather Cord $11.95 1 OANS > 0 o S30Q— You can; twice that cost for large engines. sanitary sewer in Popular street, croup— inflammation of the larynx. 31x4 S. S. Cord ______. . . . . $19.95 32x4 S. S. Cord ...... $16-55 buuow S 0 to $300 and aye will Individual; electric power plants and proposed to pay for it with Peritonitis is inflammation of the 30x3 ft Pathfinder Cord.. $9.00 and animal power are the costliest special assessments, according to give vou twenty months to re- ; peritoneum— the membrane lining 32x4 S, S. Cord ...... ____ $21.80 Goodyear Tubes are 'Lower $17.30 pay the loan at legal rate of in-1 per horsepower hour, being 254 The Acorn. the abdomen; pericarditis is inflam 33x4 S. S- Cord . terest on unpaid balance for ac- j cents each, while motor- trucks are mation of the sac which encloses These two*Tube specials are just close up at 2 cents. Gas trac tual number of djiys borrower The Bridgman State Bank the heart; “peri” means around; 33x4!/2 S. S, Cord ...... ------$30.80 33x4 >4 S. S. Cord .$23.45 tors ate rated from 2. to 4 times samples*of the extra values we has use of money. Establish j opens from 7 to 8 p. m, to ac “cardi” the heart; “itis” is inflam gs cheap a's animal -power, being ciedit with us and you are as-j commodate the fanners, accord mation. And on through the “itis” are offering* now on Goodyears. 8-5 o f a cent for belt work and ing to the Bridgman Enterprise. 33x5 S. S. C o rd ...... $41.10 33x5 S. S- ord .$28.30 suied o* dependable service to Words. lk l cents for* drawbar -work. All Tour size at an equal saving. care for your . m oney needs, “Algia” signifies pain. Gastral- these forms of power cost $3,_ NILES LOAN CO., 114 S. Se gia is pain in the stomach; neural 29x4.40 B a llo o n ...... $14.30 30x3 V-z ...... $2-00 20x4.40 Balloon . . $ 11-20 000,000,009 annually, work ani cond f * 3* 28btf gia is pain in a nerve; eardatgia _ . .. Imals furnishing* 60.6 per cent of 29x4.40...... A ...... $2.75 is pain in the heart; entoralgia MONEY TALKS —_ Salesman, 1the cost. 30x4-95 Balloon ...... $21.20 R em em ber— these tires and tubes 30x4.95 Balloon ...... ,...$16.55 salesladies and Retail merchant. means pain in the intestines; od-i are from fresh, new stocks; All My items fit all of you. Sales T. B. WIDESPREAD ontalgia means toothache. None 31x5.25 Balloon ...... $23.55 Goodyear made and Goodyear war 31x5.25 Balloon ..,..,.... . $18-30 man averages $1.00 profit for Appurtimately 70,000,000 ani of the “algias” are diagnostic. ranted. Get our new low price on. every dealer called on. Costs mals passed before the Federal A MAN PUTS A Oi^ Gastritis, neuritis, etc, are more, yOur size if it isn’t shown here. dealer $2.00, he sells for $3,50 meat inspectors in 192'5. Post_ accurately descriptive. 30x5.77 Balloon ..... ____ $29.05 30x5.77 B a llo o n ...... ’ . $22.05 h \o o m n $ amd “Phobia” literally means dread. makes $1.50 on $1.00 invested-' mortem inspection of these ani V Salesman makes $ 1.00_. If you mals indicated that tuberculosis in ON? IN' H ir^ Photophobia is simply dread of are a Salesman or wish to be both: cattle and swine still con / light, as in inflamed eye structures. come one, if you- never • sold tinues to be the most widespread Hydrophobia is dread of water. It an Equal Saving if it isn’t Shown Here anything in your life I 'will malady of •meat animals at time of has been said that the dog with tell:. youc h ow, t to make) better slaughter..^ In fact. it waskre*. rabies falls.in a, spasm, the moment than ,$100:'a week. ■ Ge'orgq^Ll spQhsiblev^for cofisiclerabiy'^mpre he sees ; or monies; in cbntkcf?ydth Lane,, Mansfield, Ohio. 29atf Condemnations than alf* otherIdiA. ivater.O ur|« vuse^old ^ ancestors senses and ailments; combined. therefore; de’clarei'd • tjfat fthe '■ disease FOR SALE— Three good homes at IThese facts merit the attention is 'hydrophobia. The’ term has no low prices for cash this month. of livestock producers and are fur accuracy as indicating the true con Let us show you.. J., J. Terry. ther indication of the necessity dition. * * i Eo Front P h o s i e 9 7 Buchanan > 29a2c for continuing the campaign of “Rhoea” means a flow. Hence eradicating tuberculosis witli the “diarrhoea” means “a flow Try the Record for Printing. utmost vigor. through” when applied to disease. / FAGS SIX f t h e ; b e e r ie r c o u n t y r e c o r d TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1921 r Tents and preachers very much in ■saw “East Lynn” and many anoth listened spell bound to the “ toots” /■ TMsYSTOLC- Ttfe evidence. Lots of dust, and gos er stirring -draina. A little rough of their many parts. * They say ;V / ... pel hymns'. in appearance, but a wonderful that “ Music hath charms to soothe- |fh>.. X >;• -.vi ( LOOK AHD CHA'ivV ^ * 27. A Place. A low, glass top place when we were kids. The the wildest h eart/’ .and' so it was Orp HIS CA\3 / > ped building, sweet with flowers usual place for Commencement with these men who made up this and wet earth. , 'Run by a little exercises. organization. Searey young horses ilil! E v - T short man whose horse’s name was 37. A Place. The site of the made it interesting at times un III! v I I / .' / I “ Mollie.” first manufacturing place in til they found out that they were •lvi“ ■: '.-A •' C J 28. A Man. Drove two horses -own. It was then the Fanning not going to be killed by the sounds that came from that pint- ■i ' 1 ^ 1 that were cream colored and very Mill. Later it Was used for well mated. Sometimes be drove grinding of grains, etc. It is form. ! them,, badly, too. He never fail- tall and plain, bur always busy. The prizes will be announced in [ ed to meet your train nor carry The water of McCoy’s creek used Friday’s issue. Cn ' - A 'it’vSV the mail on time. to he its motive power. U iCy s# , ^ r s^ v. *£!% s*v i 3 « 29, A Mah. lall'an d slender. 3S. A Place. The noisiest f , ! His daughter’s name was “ Lottie.” place in town. Eight little rollers f i 1 I They lived on top of one of the under each foot and you tried in ! hills that Overlook the beautiful vain to “ keep your feet." - oiip- FO® ! little city of Buchanan. .. He ran times when the floor was freshly m .i - v ,lV \ ( ' { $ & l a, factory and was one of the “city waxed. Chief periorme.1 was dads” for many years. “Skeet” Rough. ! 30. A Lady. She never mar_ AflW HMb 39. A Place. A land mark of i ried, hut she painted many things Buchanan. Run by two brothers. haarlem oil has been a world i and “ cooked” them afterward. A Will and Charles. Their product ! f riend to. all and loved by all. wide remedy for kidney, liver and was called “Niagara,” probably j 31, A Place. A long crooked bladdep disorders, rheumatism, because it never saw “Niagara ! thoroughfare, steep, shady- and lumbago andurie acid conditions. ] cool. Named by the Indians who Falls.” They built a large dam —------—— ------— ------—— ------• 1 used this same course as a trail. in the same old creek that gave . . , . ,, 'Wonderful view of the river and them their power. I am told ORDERLY KITCHEN SAVE'S ables lie man to increase the size !. 2-3., A Place, A large ( .) square va]jev fVom its turning1 point, that it has since been destroyed 6 ORCHARD HILLS HOUSEWIFE MANY HOURS FRANK GITCHELL of the herd he handles. Tne new ,bnek building m the center of a ^ co0; wate:rm<>- place near the by fire, but the place will always gas engine-turned cream separa. j level plot of ground thickly s e t ; j 1nj,e place. A ’great place for be remembered by “ us older ones” as it was in days gone by. AIthough the (letails of ar- 40. An Organization. A plat PLAYERS LOSE 9- vangemcnt of every kitchen are BURIED SUNDAY ated corrertfetemal troubles, simulate vital form built for them in the centre ______, more op leas problems in them- long organs. Three sizes. All druggists. Insist other testers as the most popular" too bright. Many Qf our success-. drive ! selves, the general scjlieme xe_ every day from her home of town, and many a goodly crowd on the original genuine G o l d M e d a l ? Frank Gitchell, 71, a farmer because they save time and add to 1 fui •business people went regular- i Orchard Hill? Country Club mains the same because the chief the profits. !ly to this building to learn how! players lost to Cuquillavd Golf work in all is preparing1 and ser_ living about four, miles southeast of Buchanan, was injured W ed — ------i little they really did know, * Club of South Rend Saturday in ving food, and washing dishes and MEAT M ARK IS HARMLESS j 24. A Transportation Line. Two a closelv contested match, Co- ! tutn-uls. ‘Crake y°nr kitchen so nesday when a. team he was driv People often monder whether j rails, narrowly set, winding1 their quillard'lost one match by default, convenient that you can reduce ing1 to a mower ran away, and he the purple meat inspection mark is way along* the river hank, through The score was it to 7. The score? tour hours in it to a minimum,' died at G :30 Thursday evening. 1 harmful. The purple dye and farms and orchards to the “ twin of the individual matches were a? suggests the Bureau of Home Eco- No marks appeared on his body, 1 and it is thought he was thrown all other ingredients of the m a r k - , cities of the lake.” Harry Serrett fellow? on Saturday: uomiC' of the United States De Y o u Pay No More f o r an U S C O mg fluid as applied bv the Fed- i and his father were always at the Coquillard. (9) partment of Agriculture. so hard that it caused his death. ‘The team, an old horse and a eral Meat Inspection -Service „re; front or busines?i en;l of its bury I.. IT. Wert let. 3. Ilow is your kitchen situated in solt, ran to the barn, a farm entirely harmless, • “ accommodation," H. Owens. 1. relation to the dining room, the. 't h a n for an Unknown'Tire .fr u it and back doors, the u lo . hand, seeing- them knew an acci ------—^------—------t i 25. A Place. A short way S. Bowman. 2. R EVIEW OLD TIMES • north of town, near the river, Its pi:,m». the cellar and the pantry? dent had happened, and hurried la%Ik s G. A . Farabaugh. 0. IN MEMORY CONTEST j doorway covered by a gleaming Make, if you can, in the connect. out, meeting Mr. Gitchell walking1 George Hallman. 3. — ------— j north of-town. She then went to " mg wall between the kitchen and to the house. Physicians were No 6th man. from page Chicago and has been teaching dining room a two-way cupboard called but he died, despite their ■Continued, I j - Berrien Hills (12) dicates royalty. She has stood | "the three R’s,” etc. ever since. I for storing china and passing food efforts, not even losing conscious E. C. David.-on, 3. behind the counter through sev_ . Her brothers are Abe and Ross. : i and dishes. If you can also- place ness until within a few minutes U SC O T ires are made by the United W. Kent, 2. eral generations of Bu.chananites, She is a better friend to Bu_ ? your sink adjoining this cupboard of his demise. O. (lore. 1. and never had an enemy that we | chanap and its projects than w e! States Rubber Company—the world’s ; On the kitchen side, you will He was born near where he 0 / Book waiter. 3. know of. Known and: respected«know, and although her hair is j j save many steps in handling the died. Fifty-two years ago he mar- largest rubber manufacturers and P. Menu-r, 1. by all. iShe laughs easily and e x -. turning white, her mind is ever ac- 1 | dishes and silver which are kept l'ier Dora Walters of Niles. Three R. Bo.uhby, 2. tends sympathy as easily. Has j tive and always for the better. ■ ! in the cupboard. of their four children are living: owners 'of the largest rubber planta LaPorte (10) never married, but has been a ! 33. A Man. Played a violin. - Chas, Taylor, 2, Group the equipment in the kit Mi's. Wm. Hall of Howell, Mich.; tion in the world* chen into working- centers for pre Wm. Gitchell of Detroit, Mich.; “ mother” to many. {.Took your picture and mine. T a ll; E. Martin, 1, 9, A place. It stands partly * and slender1, and with a very high : paring raw food, cooking, serving, and Mrs. Arthur Dillenbaek of W, Weller. 1, over McCoy’s creek and partly! pitched voice. His “ tin types” ! and dish washing. Store food Niles, 0 . Shirk, 0. on dry ground. 'Many drunks j were famous for miles around. ; supplies as near the food prepa Thirty years atvo he married I, Chanty, 3. and criminals have escaped from ! 34. A Lady. As a girl was raised - 1. TJlen, 3. ration center a? possible in cup Mrs. Sylvia Price Miller, who sur vives him. He is also survived it. The fire engine and equip- I near the to-p of a prominent Hill | Orchard, Hills (7) boards or receptacles proof ment were housed there also. The in the center of this community. : against dust and household pests. by a sister, the only remaining It. Hanlin. 0. most exciting bell in town hung -V church next door to her home. | V. Woodruff, 1. Provide good wall or drop lights, member of his family of eight from its top. That may account for her name, i II. Plat:, 0. or lamps in brackets, over the sink children, and four grandchildren 10. A man. Short and fat. Sold She graduated from our high! C. T. Johnson, 3. and three great grandchildren. and stove and any other work cen “ hominy.” Drank more booze school and then went to ICalama- j • Balloons, Higli-Pressure Cords and F. K. Newberry. 0. ters, so that when your tasks T'he funeral was conducted on than n.vas good for him. zoo where she married a fine big j P. A. Macintosh. 3. continue after dark, you can see Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock by Fabrics are made to give the man who 11. A Store. In the old “Tre- husky Bohemian, and they lived ' Miami (2 ) what you are doing. If you can the Rev. Harry Staver, pastor of monfc Building.” Had a funny happy ever afterward. She is an wants a moderate priced tire ail the II, Wrasse, U. Buchanan Presbyterian church, have a window above your sink looking' tissue-paper decoration _ ex-d?resident of the Chicago-Bu. E. C, Bradley, 0. you will find it a great blessing;. in the absence of Rev, H. T. on the ceiling, which was a great c-hauan society. Although mar-I value that can he built into it. T. Williams, 1. Arrange for kitchen ventilation Scherer, pastor of Niles church. Diace for flies to hold conventions. ried in Kalamazoo she claims slie j The USCO BALLOON R. T. Wooknan, 0. 'to carry o ff cooking odors and Interment was in Silver Brook You could buy enough “ veal was not crazy at the time. j A,handsome, sturdyballoon. tire Every U SCO Tire carries the stand II. Ashinger, 1. maintain a comfortable tempera cemetei-y. at n low price- Flat, high-shoub chops” at this place to supply a 35. A Lady. She played the ; R. Jemegan, 0. ture. Choose finishes for floor, dered tread. Strong, flexible cord ard warranty. And they cost no more family of six for a “ quarter.” only pipe organ in to wn at th^t | construction giving full balloon Elkhart (7) easy to keep clean, durable, and CLARA ELIZABETH MITCHELL 12. A man. Tall and skinny, time. Her first name was a ! cushioning and long service-Car —in many cases, less—than tires o f tin - C*. W. Atkins, l. pleasing to the eye. Set sink, Mrs. Clara Elizabeth Mitchell, ries the name, trade mark and wore whiskers, Had a daughter vine that clings to walls and i . full warm nty o f the United States ML Boavdslev. 2. work table, and other large equip life-long resident of Berrien coun named Clara. Told the people fences. Her second name- was in- \ Rubber Company, known origin and d ou b tfu l value that R. B. Kelley.' 1. ment at such height that the work ty dropped dead at her home near of Berrien County once each week dicative of happiness. Her last • E. Sims, 3. er does not have to stoop over you may be offered as ^bargains*” Berrien Springs, 'Mich., at eight why Buchanan was a good iplaee name was a thing of beauty and; F. Wambaugh, 0. them. o’clock Monday morning, July 12, to live. He later on. became in.„ a joy forever. i W . Lyle. 0. •Running water— both hot or F o r Sale B y 1926, Mrs. Mitchell was appar 36. A Place. Where we fir st; BECK’S TIBESHOF, BUCHANAN, MICH. Chain O’ Lakes (10) cold, if possible— is the greatest terested in the “ Dam” business. ently in the best of health. They, 13. A Man. -German, Used waterfall. Always coo] and quiet. ' H. Elmore, 2. boon a housekeeper can -possibly P. E. STRUNK, DAYTON, MICH. having parted in the morning by to ring the fire bell, He helped: No better place_ to go on a hot j Dan Sanders, 3. have in a kitchen. Your State ,1 her daughter, Julia, leaving for the- Irishman name: the -Creek of day. ' 1* C. A. IILey, 0, extension people will tell you ways STANDARD GARAGE. GALIEN. MICH. her clay’s work picking berries, that through Buchan 26. A Place. “’Over the fiver,” ; Zcke I-Vrrijs, (cl, 3. to install a -water system inexpen fame passes and the son, Merton, to mail a an. He was always intensely in O. S, Romine. 0. sively if you have none. Pro letter, and on returning missed terested in the seriously sick peo UNITED STATES TIRES ARE GOOD TIKES A, N. Ilepler. -Jr., 2. vision for the sanitary disposal his mother. He began searching- Erskine Park (3) of waste and garbage is also ex ple of the town. and found her in the chicken yard 14. A Man, A fat, good na_ A . Cellar, 0. tremely important. About IfO U f* where she had went to feed the tured old batchelor, until a young L. Leighton. 0. Thisk first, last, and always of chickens. G. Richards. 0. suiting* the kitchen to the work lady that lived on the banks of The neighbors c'ame at once to McCoy's creek stole his heart G. Miltenberger, (c), 0. done hi it. This practical test the L1U_ children’s a assistance, i:,tT1,,TX(. „and ,lv Dr. C. Hotnk. 3. away. Her name was Jennie, a l t h can be applied to every feature ! Burton Girl dings* from Niles was Hfe was a tin smith and mechanic, A . Greiner, 0. from the floor plan to the hang summoned, but life was found to and had always been a friend to Things You Should Know The Chain o’ Lakes team, St., ing of the smallest saucepan. be extinct upon his arrival. Death man. Joe Valley champions, went into was caused by apoplexy. w Low the season’s first place by dis 15:, A Place. Sort of public INSECTS SPREAD PLANT Clara Elizabeth Stoner, daughter utility, run by father and two posing of the Erskine Park team, of John and Mary Stoner, was 10 to 3. The play was on the DIEASE IN FIVE MINUTES sons. One memorable day the born May 3, I860, in Y/eesaw father, in trying- to fix something Berrien Hills course. township, Berrien county,. Michi As this victory was the fourth Experiments have shown that in the wheel pit was heard to say: gan and passed away at her home the cucumber aphis, after feed “ Shut her down Abe, I’m cawt in straight for the Chain o’ Lakes, very suddenly, July 12, 1926, at ing on a mosaic plant can trans the cawgs.” 'McCoy’s creek was team, it placed the team in un 8 a. m., aged 60 years, 2 months disputed possession of first place mit the disease to a healthy plant their power. Buckwheat, corn and 9 clays. in the association, and apparently within a five minute period of and all sorts of grain passed thru by john.Joseph Gaines, M. D. -She went to school and spent gave them a clear road to an feeding On 'the latter, A small their machinery and made many her entire life in and around this other team championship this number of aphids produce mosaic » pancake possible in many happy vicinity. CUSTOM vs. COMMON-SENSE. year. as promptly and as consistently homes. On September 25th, 18S2, she Meanwhile, the Berrien Hills as greater numbers. 16. 'A Place. The “ Sheridan I saw a mail suffering from was united in marriage to Julian outfit surprised; the critics by de Road” of Buchanan. Tall state sciatic neuritis, due to an injury A. Mitchell. To this union 13 cisively trouncing the hitherto un LOVE IS BLIND ly maple trees shade its entire to his hip. Somebody told him he children were born, three daugh defeated Miami Country club length. The aristocratic section had rheumatism, and that it was Each generation must learn for ters and four sons having preeeed- team of Mishawaka, 12 to 2. of Buchanan. caused by defective teeth; lie had itself. Because Donald 'Meyers, ed her in death. Mrs. Elnora LaPorte took Elkhart into camp, 17. A Place. Where the pop eleven teeth extracted: did the neu an Enginter o f Niles, and ITreseel- Blevins of- LaPorte, Ind., Miss 10 to 7. Plym park of Niles ulation outnumbers that of the ritis get well promptly ? No. If la O. Meyers, of Buchanan, did Lura Mitchell of Michigan City, drew a bye for yesterday’s play. not know that a marriage license of the town in which it is locat he had sold the car just before he PPED Inch, Mrs. Lewis Lolmaugh, Miss ed. Half a mile from the “ loop.” •cranked it, he might have escaped issued by Indiana officials in La Julia Mitchell, Elza and Merton FISH STO R Y The north gate is guarded by a the neuritis which followed; but to Porte would not be valid in Mich Mitchell of Buchanan, survive her. cannon. Noted for the resting extract teeth, for an injury to the The color of canned salmon in igan, the Rev? John Sehurman of Deceased was a member of the dicates the variety rather than place of Buchanan’s chiefest infi the Evangelical church iu west Brechern Church for many years. hip, well— . the quality. There, are sever del. -Niles, married' them umd'er the Mr. Mitchell passed away Novem Another patient suffered with a al kinds of salmon and these vary- moon down at the edge of Indi 15. A Place. Very wet. Sit ber 9th, 1923. lame back for a number of months. in color after canning from a uated back of the seat of know ana. He used a flashlight to Besides her four daughters and “ Rheumatism” of course. She sub bright red to almost white. enable him. to read the- service. ledge. iSmall but wonderful. No two sons, she leave's to-m oum her girls allowed. Likewise no spe mitted to a severe tonsil operation departure: three sisters, Mrs. Nel cial suits essential to a good time. and, kept her backache until the lie Reid of Peach Orchard, Arkan 19. A Man. A recluse. Very real cause of it was discovered by Screen Daredevil 'Raises Calves sas; Mrs. Daisy -Reid and Mrs. peculiar. A rail fence in front a careful, diagnostician. cfQxakisr Jane Weaver of Buchanan; one of his house-, Located at the top Parting- with all of one’s teeth brother, Jasper1 Stoner of 'Galien, of a . steep incline. His first is a grave matter.; but the fact re ten grandchildren, and many other name was, taken from the Bible mains, that thousands of service Car owners have never been able to buy tire mileage at so low a cost per mile as relatives and friends. . , and was a long name, ’ His lgst able, molars are sacrificed animal- they can buy. Firestone GunvDipped Tires today. And never before have they The funeral services nvere held- name indicates ' something1' that is lv, in obedience to custom—4o a •.h$en table to 1 b u y tires: so com fortable, T a t- the:;Brefchern -’Clinrch Wednes essential fiq..a'!re«l night, for lov fads , ' r ••. ; day aftdrnooSi /at?- •d’bloefc,] July slafe and* trouble free* ' ’ - A ers, ‘ A .loVig.private lane or roact The tonsil may be ' diseased- 14, 1*9 26. ' Rev. Eli Roose of W e. Also Sell by his name lead from the Main; many times they are; hut, is the LaPorte, Ind., officiated. Inter This is possible because of the highly skilled street to his home. After his- only remedy to be found in extirpa ment was made in Oak Ridge cem research engineers who have developed special death his place became a very tion? We treat other infections OLDF1ELB TIMES etery. machinery and processes for manufacturing orodiferous place of business.- successfully and preserve the in '20. A Place, Across the river fected organs, why not give the Gum-Dipped Tires, combined with economi A t These Reduced Prices MAKE BOSSY GIVE 15 from Denno’s farm and apple or tonsil a chance? I believe that cal national distribution through efficient PER CENT MORE MILK chard. A place where many a multiplied thousands of curable Service Dealers, many equipped with the 30k3 Fabric Diincher .56.90 29 z 4.40'BaIloon .. $11.20 youth learned to .paddle for him tonsils are “massacred” that should 30x3'/;. FabicGlincher, 7.80 29x4.75 Balloon. , .14.90. 'Cow testing Associations in self. No ladies allowed. latest Firestone methods of repairing High have been cured rationally, and 30 x 4.75 Balloon . .,15.60 more than 30 states from coast '21. A Waterway. Named from Pressure, Full-Size Balloon, Bus and Truck 30x3 Reg. 01. Corti. . , 7.70 this does hot mean that the hope-, to coast are this year keeping- a saint. One of the beauty Tires. 3Qx 3'/2 Reg. Gi. Cord.. .8.35 29x4.95 Balloon... 16.45 books on more, than 20,000 dairy spots of the State of Michigan. less, tonsil should not come out as 30x3% Ex. Size Cl. Cord ,S.S5 30x4.93 Balloon.. .17.25 soon as possible. cows, according, to the Research Lined on its banks in many Firestone’s long fight against the British 31x4 S. S. Cord____ 15.75 30x 5.25 Balloon.,,18115 Department of the National As It is so easy to go to extremes. Rubber Restriction-Act has saved car owners places by trees as old as the hills 32x4 S. S. Cord...... 17.25 31 x 5.25 Balloon...19.05 sociation of Farm Equipment they grow on. A t times wending Some day there, may be a require millions of dollars.- h 32x4y2 S. S. Cord. . . . .23.35 32x6.00 Balloon.. .22.95 (Manufacturers, which has survey its cool deep course ’through ment that all high-school pupils ed them to learn the progress of orchards and meadows. It has shall have their appendices remov W e can serve you better with these wonder 33x5 S. S. Cord.....29.50 33 x 6.00 Balloon.. .24.10 “ old Bossy” and how the'..best ed as a qualification for entry.' ful tires and save you money. Gom e in today. been “ damned” by men, but it M tide in The Great Economical Firestone Factories herds make -money. ' “ The indi is the only friend that has not Once we removed ovaries on the and Carry die Standard Tire Guarantee vidual: drinking- eup,”:- says Tester. changed at all since you and I slightest .pretext. Sanity is return^ John J. Gallagher, Tomahawk- were young, Maggie. , mg- in. thisf-field, I am'glad', to say. . MOST- MILES PER DOLLAR ’ Irffia '.Cow Testing Association* of 22. A Place, , Pete Fuller was Let us study how, to.preserve teeth, Wisconsin, “is: the most popular its boss, -but there were some and- tonsils, before'we- become a na equipment in our dairy barns be parts that h'e could' not control. tion of “plate-bearers” apd tonsil cause it increases the. milk, yield The. fish,,, the sandy-.ibeach anck the fiends. - — ,. . RICHARD.. FlJXDEIl:,:..;;. . 1?5 per cent.” -Other testers pick glorious out-of-doors, that ‘.,'suyjr NexHWeek: the milking machine because it rounded its clear cool depths, like saves so much man labor and eU- wise its water lilies, “FRESH VEGETABLES’5 _ 112 Main St ‘Main Street Tire & Supply Store' PHcne 76