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THE GREAT AMERICAN m u c u s I CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE 1 , CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE3 ■ GEORGE DEMOSS TOUR COUNTY b R flE HOMS BECAUSE \ \ t m i S MU9C. I MOPE THS RACKET GETS IN CUSTODY OF HfcGOflTSD U til ORDER US __ $ 2 .7 5 S S S M H P E HOUSE.! iOOtfr/ CAHPAICNING WANT TO 6 6 A GREAT VIOLINIST | U.SJTICERS *__ $ 3 .4 0 WAATTTA PLAY fO O T B ^L A N D ' with 100 It*- of (h a v e s o m e f u n / wn grata) « Legislative and Former Fairbury Man Held " $ 2 .4 0 for Connection With Poet m r in Chats worth. Office Robbery. iWVJ’

Republican candidates lor county1 George Do Moss, a former Fairbury Poaltoy Plant legislative and congressional offices boy, and who has been making Pon­ made a tour of Livingston county on tiac and Streator ills headquarters Monday and Tuesday of this week. w ; lately, was arrested In Streator on HOMER W. HALL L On Monday the towns of the FRANK L. SMITH Tuesday evening of last week. 'i northern part of the county were vis­ Par h w M w t a t ln la CoagreM For Congr—omon-ot-Large It has been ascertained that De- Moss Is wanted in California on a ited, leaving Pontiac in the morning In a recent speech at Bloomington, 0 Frank L. Smith, Republican nom­ federal warrant charging him with and closing the day’s visit at Odell. Mr. Hal) said that the Republican inee for representative at large in complicity in connection with the •M Tneaday the party started from Pon­ tariff bill was made principally for ,1 tiac and concluded1 the day at Mc­ congress, of Dwight, was born at robbery of the Tracey. Calif., post- the benefit of the farmers and that !Dwight Nov. 24, 1867. He received office a year ago. It has also been Dowell, alter touring the southern 90 per cent of the tariffs were levied part of the county. Chataworth was his early education In the schools of ascertained that Joe Miller has been Easy Now i; on farm produce and the other 10 the city, graduating from Dwight arrested at Las Vegas, Calif., for al- visited between 12:30 and 1:30, the per cent on manufactured articles. bigh school in 1885. After complet- jeged complicity In the Tracey, Calif, party being served with dinner by He said that he is of the opinion that ladles of the Methodist church. ing school, he was employed for a postoffice robbery, when the* new tariff has been given time with the Postal Telegraph com- j DeMoss was taken to Ottawa where The Chlet CUy Trio, of Pontiac, a fair trial, It will produce satisfac­ accompanied the auto caravan and pany in the construction department he was formally arraigned before llture now than tory results. furnished music at each town. Ray and as a clerk and bookkeeper. He Deputy United States Commissioner et, alm ost twtoo "The vote on the repeal of the was later employed by the Chicago x E White. The arraignment was Sealer, candidate for county Judge, eighteenth amendment" Mr. Hall •o planning now gave a short but convincing talk on |& Alton railroad company and fol-1 merely for the purpose of making a Ushlnga. That declared, “Is but a sham battle. Ii lowed railroad work in Chicago for a formal Identification of DeMoss. the business street In Chatsworth. the last ISO years there have been re beautltuVand He was followed by Congressman 'number of years. DeMoss was represented at the but nine amendments to the United He returned to Dwight in 1891 hearby by George Stranger, promln- re been several Hall, who spoke briefly, urging the States constitution and not one has THE NEXT NUMBER Importance of every voter going to and entered the real estate business. ent Peoria attorney, whom he had been repealed. "Compare this with the polls on November 4th and vot­ WILL BE A VIOLIN' , He was married in 1893. In 1905 retained. At the hearing there ap- the fact" he said, "that there have he helped to organize the First Na- peared for the government, Postal ing. Hr. Hall called attention to been 3,697 amendments proposed and SOLO la, well made of aomethlng that might be overlooked tional bank of Dwight, of which in- inspector C. W. Pfaffenberger, of round here. you will see the fallacy of endeavor­ stilutlon he is still president. Denver, Colo. Postal Inspector G. by the voters of this dlstlrict in that ing to repeal the eighteenth which they have an opportunity to send not j He served as internal revenue H Austin, of San Francisco, Calif., means a two-thirds majority of both collector for his district, has been an(i postal Inspector A. H. Lewis, of XDKB RANOH only one but two men to congress as houses for submission of proposal I Mr. Hall is the present congressman a member of the Republican Btate Bloomington. DeMoss. through his and three-fourths of the states for a central committee for many years, attorney, waived preliminary hear- and desires to be returned and Frank ratification.” L. Smith, of Dwight, Is also a can­ being thrice Its chairman, and serv- jnK didate to represent the people as ed as chairman of the Illinois com- Commissioner White approved the TOWN GUARDS HOLD October 28 Last M iss M ary Joyce congressman at large. Each district .merce commission for almost six identification of DeMoss and ordered ordinarily has but oue congressman, SHOOT AT PONTIAC Registration Day Dies in Chicago years. ills removal to Sacramento. Calif. but fortunately for us Mr. Smith was He was elected to the sixty-sixth commissioner fixed the bonds The Town Guard organisation ot nominated at the April primaries as Voters who did not register on Miss Mary Joyce, former well conBress following the death of John for DeMoss’ appearance there at IRE Livingston county held a shoot last one of the congreesmen-at-large. October 14 will be given another op­ known Chatsworth woman died in A. Sterling, and was nominated and $50,000. DeMoss was unable to fur- V Thursday west of Pontiac under the no Mr. Sesler stressed the fact that portunity to put their names on the Chicago Sunday. The body was elected United States senator to sue- nigh the required bond and was then auspices of the Uvlngaton County ceed William B. McKinley In 1926 Ruth Hanna McCormick's stand on books at the various precinct voting brought to Chatsworth Monday and remanded by Commissioner White Bankers’ federation, with Sheriff J. He Is a Mason, Modern Woodman the prohibition question was-the on­ places throughout the county on Oc­ funeral services held in the Catholic Into the custody of Deputy United tore Phone 01 R. Scarratt as officer In charge. Moose, K. of P. and Elk. ly logical one for any candidate to tober 28th. Those whose names are church at 10:30, conducted by Rev. States Marshal C. E. Hallett. of Chi­ This meeting to determine the take who pledged themselves to rep­ not on the books for the November Father FitzGerald. Burial was In cago. DeMoss was taken to that highest shots with both the pistol IOM OOOM resent the people and not their own 4 election will. It challenged, be re­ 8t. Patrick’s cemetery. FARM BUREAU PLANS |Clty, where he will remain until a and rifle, was held In connection sentiments. James Hamilton Lewis, quired to take oath. She la survived by one sister, Ger­ REORGANIZATION IN formal order for his removal to Sac­ with the fifth annual state shoot or the Democratic candidate la an The poll books are at present trude, who resided with her In Chi­ ramento, Calif., Is issued by a feder­ H u m m i M O the Illinois Bankers’ association. LIVINGSTON COUNTY avowed wet, no matter bow the vot­ hanging outside the polling places. cago and one brother, Matthew, who al judge of Chicago. Heretofore, a team from each coun­ ers decide the referendum question. It will be an easy matter to see whe­ resides in Peoria. ty competed at a central point in the „ The Livingston County Farm Bu-1 «alned P^m nence Mrs. O’Neil, Independent, Is an ther you are registered and If not Miss Joyce suffered a paralytic reau hM ,ang under for the re. a year or so ago when he was linked state for sUte honors, awards go­ avowed dry no matter what the peo­ you should write your name In the JOE 8. REED ing to but one team In the state. stroke several months ago from and !organllatlon under the community. “p, wl‘h *»r°ther8 Ux a ple want. Mrs. McCormick has proper place on the alphabetical list. Far County CLrk which which she never recovered. Colorado bank robbery In which four pledged her vote for the expressed This year a new arrangement Is In I rather than the township plan. Slnce it was organized 15 years men were slain and all four of the wishes of the people at the November effect whereby the highest score Mr. Reed Is the present county robbers were afterward hanged or ago, the bureau has functioned un­ election. It ,they want the question made by each county is given state BURIES GOLD; ITS GONE! clerk and has no opposition for re- killed. DeMoss was released when der the township plan, each town­ of repealing the eighteenth amend­ recognition and awards made ac­ Because John Hunklcy, better election. He has proven to be one no evidence was available to con- ment submitted to the voters for a cordingly. known as "Deafy" to hla acquaint­ of the most efficient and accommo­ ship In the county having an organ-, ...... ,. (PontUe Daily LwuUr) l,lzatlon T, of Its own whichl , t co-operated nect t __him ___ witht] the robbery, decision she will vote that way, al­ The Town Guard organisation was ances in Milford, where he makes his dating county clerks the people ever Last week's Fairbury Blade tells Sentenced to Vandalia from the county bureau. When the though herself a dry. If they vote formed several years ago by the Illi­ home, didn't think banks were a safe had so it Is quite fitting that he ithe story about DeMoss as follows: Frank Tunberg, of Dwight, plead new plan will have been consum- not to submit the question she, of nois Bankers’ association as addi­ place to keep hla money, he convert­ should have no opposition. ! “Dr. George DeMosB, who was born guilty to an indictment returned mated there will be a unit organized- course, will vote that way in tho aen- tional protection to hanks against ed It Into gold, and buried It In a se­ In Avoca township, grew to manhood holdups and burglary. cret hiding place beneath the spread­ against him by the October grand around each trading center, and a FRANK ZORN TO BE In this vicinity and graduated from The Methodist women fed 37 In The shoot Thursday was attended ing branches of an ancient crab ap­ Jury on a charge of violation of the full set of officers elected who In _ ...... , ... .. IN THE COUNTY CORN prohibition act and Tuesday was sen- turn will have representation on the l. e the church basement. In the party by about sixty guards from var­ ple tree near the C. A E. I. railroad class of 1909, Is again In Jail, being were Congressman Hall, State Rep­ ious points In the county, and high tracks In the northwest part of the HUSKING CONTEST tenced by the court to four months county board. At present there on the Illinois prison farm at Van- are 30 township units, while under arrested at Streator Tuesday after­ resentative Charles Turner; Candi­ ■cores were made by a large number, village. noon by federal officers and later dates Heckman, for sheriff; Sesler the good shots being about evenly He made a diagram of the spot Frank Zorn, Jr.. Is one of the en­ dalla. Tunberg was arrested 8ep- the new plan there will be but 19. trants In the annual Livingston tember 26 In a sheriff's raid. i The first community organization locked up In the Jail at Ottawa. It for Judge; Reed, for county clerk; distributed around the county. where he had hidden hla treasure, will be remembered that DeMoss was Eymann, for county treasurer and There are 74 town guards In Liv­ ■nd after mem orising the location, county corn husking contests to be was established at Campus, In the Jurymen Excused at Pontiac northeast part of the county, Mon- arrested In 1 eorla Jul> ^.6. 1929. be McCulloch, for superintendent of ingston county, each sworn In as spe­ he destroyed the diagram, secure In held October 30th. schools. A Republican caravan would cial deputy sheriffs and equipped the belief that he was the only man Those who have entered the con­ When circuit court convened Mon- day night, with Charles Laurilzen n* f, a uconnec on not be complete without Erastus with riot guns, pistols and high pow­ In the world who knew where the test are: Fred Welchman, Henry day. Judge S. R.. Baker excused the nominated as a member of the coun- * n ? r° ' * 5? ° e, ua Franzen and George Schuttler, of following Jurymen: Joseph Eggles-,ty bureau.. Unit officers were elect- 1,?,*^ Hoobler, John McFUdden, William ered rifles and are trained to be In gold lay. From time to time he visit­ eeeded in putting up a defense which m Flanagan; Frank Zorn, Chatsworth; ton, Odell; Thomas C. Ford. Chats- ed as follows: Howard Kelly. Jr., Zollinger and several other of the readiness In the event of an at- ed his cache and deposited what secured his release. He later came temped attack against the commun­ P. T. Myers, Dwight; and Harry worth; Charles N. Klein and Edward chairman: E. L. Clover, secretary. faithful who were In the party. money he was able to save from his back to this part of the country and ity banks by holdup men and yeggs. earnings until the fruit Jar vault Wenger, Forrest. Welchman was the Foster, Pontiac; Arthur Gardner. A community meeting was called . . . ., Pleasant Ridge; S. H. Karcher and to be held In Graymont Wednesday ®lnce “ho"t a v(‘ar ago bad made h 8 FAIRBURY FARMER contained $540.00. winner of last year's event. Benjamin Sutter. Forrest; Louis A. at 7:30 p. m. In the town hall with h°“ e »» and Streator. While Onarga Man Fined Sunday night he decided to visit The contest is to be held on the SEVERELY BURNED IN Glabe, Qermanville and John Nelson. J. J. Algoe, George Kork, George at Pontiac he made his borne at the s Floyd Lindsay, Onarga, paid a fine the hiding place and make another farm of Bylar Brunsklll, a halt mile A GASOLINE FIRE west of Flanagan. The land has al­ Fayette. Potter. Aman Scheeler and Clarence .and *' ,he Reverly of $160 Thursday night and was re­ deposit; money he had earned at tho flats, where he went under the name ready been marked off in readiness Jacobs as the committee In charge. leased from the Ford county Jail Milford canning plant. He walked of "Wilson." While at Pontiac he for the contest and the down rows t. Nature Sam Fendrick, residing south of where he had been held since early past the spot several times to make Probate Matters made several visits to Fairbury. Fairbury, had one of his arms quite sure no one was near, and then slip­ husked. T he corn Is reported to b» Bert A. Miller, conservator of Found Not Gallty Wednesday morning when he was •'Following his graduation from the you will badly burned one evening last week ped stealthily to the shadows be­ standing good and will make about Rosa Felt, incompetent, has filed his ' David Tull, a farmer of Avoca arrested on the street In Paxton. He local high school DeMoss graduated when some gasoline which he was neath the tree. 45 bushels to the acre. Inventory showing all property- be- township, on trial In the circuit court models in pleaded guilty in county court on from a medical college in Chicago handling caught Ore in a rather un­ Suddenly his eyes opened wide In Charles A. Rlrle .chairman of the longing to the estate, which has charged with burglary and larceny, it ideas in Thursday to the charge of Illegal and later practiced his profession at usual way. possession of intoxicating Uqnor and amazement. A gaping hole and a committee in charge of arrange­ been approved. iwas found not guilty by a jury Tues des. Wednesday evening Mr. Fendrick was fined by Jndge Will Canaday. mound of fresh dirt bore mute evi­ ments, states that prises for first, Frank H. Herr, executor of the day. Tull, who was Indicted by The CroPB<’>' am1 s,i11 la,er ln tlle World went out to a shed near his house dence to the fact that his treasure second and third place w ill be offer­ estate of Thomas Carney, deceased, October grand jury, was charged war. lie married a nurse but she to draw some gasoline, taking the vault had been visited and $540.00. ed. The entries for the contest will has filed his final report showing all with the theft of a quantity of out* left hint several years ago. They Railroads In 1929 moved 3,667,- have a daughter around 13 or 14 and lantern with him. He set the lan- 792 carloads of automoltve and the savings of a lifetime, were gone. close on Saturday, October 26, and matters pertaining to the estate ful- on August last, is open to any resident of the coun­ years of age. Up until last year ern down far enough away, he highway material. Iroquois County Times. ly settled. Upon the filing of all though tr to avoid any trouble. The ty. final reeelpts In the estate the exec­ when he was arrested in Peoria Fair­ faucet in the barrel was faulty, how­ The contest Is sponsored by the utor and his bond are to be discharg­ bury people had heard nothing of Blames Morpheas him for a long time. With DeMoss ever, and when Mr. Fendrick turned W. H. Walker, of Piper City, was residents of the Flanagan commun­ ed and the estate closed. It on It shot a tiny stream out of the ity. in Peoria when he was arrested waa arrested Monday night at the Big Jake Fieagle, who was killed In Mls- top and this little stream of gasoline Four depot by Officers Mathy and Released From Jail spurted straight for the lantern. The' NOTICE TO THE FARMERS Logan Hicks, a resident of Read- I jsouri Tuesday of this week by offic- Bqach for being drunk. This morn­ [ers. At the time DeMoss was arrest- lantern did the real. ing Walker insisted that he had tak­ AND TO THE PUBLIC Ing township, was released from the | Mr. Fendrick kicked the lantern county Jail today, having completed a j led in Peoria, Fieagle got away. I en some sleeping powders and Mor­ “The arrest of DeMoss at Streator out the door, ehut off the faucet and pheus had taken control of him while I am now engaged in the trucking sentence of 30 days on a charge of | sing Tuesday afternoon about five o'clock then succeeded in beating out the he was resting |n the depot. Pollco business as before, ready to take care larceny. Hicks was arraigned be­ waa affected by Postal Inspector A. I flames. In the meantime the flames Magistrate Fltagerald assessed him of your livestock hauling to the Chi­ fore Judge Ray Sesler in the county H. Lewis, of Bloomington; Chief of got in their work, burning Mr. Fen- $6 and costs. — Kankakee Dally cago market as well as any local or court following his arrest. He en­ Police W. A. Pattereon, of Pontiac, nd drick’a arm and also burning the News. long distance hauling when the mar­ tered a plea of guilty and was sen­ lege of hie trousers, but not his legs. ket la right. Our truck is right at tenced to serve 30 days In the county and Deputy Sheriffs Leonard and > TASTE your service at any time day or night Jail. Orr of LaSalle county. The arrest GO TO CLINIC —prices right. Four years of hon­ was made ln an alleged gambling The Oonneetleut Mutual Life In­ Dr. u d Mr*. O. D. WHlstead left est business. I am as close as your HARD GOAL resort In Streator which It Is charg­ surance company, complainant In the Chataworth by automobile Saturday phone. Call phone 170 or 19.- We will have a car of hard coal ed DeMoss and a man by the name case against Heye H. Fleasner and noon for Mlnneapolla, Minn., -to at­ Walter Sanor, Chatsworth, 111. on track the latter part of next week. of Nichols had been operating for •then, aa action la foreclosure, on tend -a madical clinic aponaoced by Although we keep It on h$nd, this W. W. McCULIjOCH over a year. Monday filed a petition wKh Judge the International Medical Aaaembly. F R E E ADS Is your last chance to get it off of For County SupoHntoadoit •< “When DeMoss came to Pontiac In ■A' S. R. Baker la the circuit court for Many prominent physicians, both of Anyone who wishes to hire help can. WALTER COAL CO. the fall of 1929 postal authorities the appointment of a receiver. The America and Europe, will be pree may roa a help wanted ad In The Mr. McCulloch has the distinction got Into communication with Chief court, after hearing the natter, nam­ county Judge Ray Plaladealer free of charge. This of­ HOME TALENT PLAT of being the only county candidate of Police Pattereon of that city, who ed Wank H. Herr, of Chataworth, as Im portant fer holds good until further notice. Charlotte Home Bureau will give on the Republican ticket that has kept track of his whereabouts. Post­ : I -~.V ...sirsr aad fixed hie bond at to autke. Ho All notices of this kind must carry a home talent play, "Cyclone Sally” opposition. This, however. Is not a al authorities had associated him ft,000. Later the court referred the ■eta of th e at­ The ladles of tho Baptist church the asms of the advertiser, so that In the Bterrenberg building In Char­ reflection on his ability. He is cap­ with California and Colorado rob­ matter to Master la CRpaeary L. W. torneys and public for hie Interpre­ will hold a bake sale next Saturday, moaa seeking work will get an Im­ lotte Wednesday and Thursday, Oc- able and has made the people a good beries and shootlngx hat were un- tations of tho law aad the voters win October 21th, at 1 p. m., at the Bao- mediate opportunity to answer the 20th and 20th. Admission, official and will be re-elected by a at^e to develop any clews which be glad to Wlts Market. #33 36e aad 10s. large majority. (Continued on THE CHATSWORTH

Tuesday to attend the state assembly of the I. O. O. r. lodge, aa the dele­ gate of the local lodge. John Thompson, of Barrington, at­ elsen and daughter, Margaret, of tended the home coming at Cham­ Thawville. Mrs. M. D. Thompson returned paign Saturday and rlaited his fath­ Word reached here of the death home Monday from Chicago. er, M. D. Thompson, orer Sunday. of Henry Draham, son of Mr. and John Powell, of Chicago, spent the Emil Weber, of Kenosha, Wiscon­ Mrs. Gus Draham, of Bloomfield, week-end here with relatives. sin, spent Sunday here with friends. Michigan. He had been a sufferer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mudge, e f He was a former resident of this with tuberculosis. His sister, Mrs. can Legion' meeting here. He eras Elliott, were callers here Wednes­ place. His father was at one time Ida Miner, of Rankin; Mr. and Mrs. taken to a doctor and later removed day. pastor of the Zion H. B. church. Herman Hoffman and Henry Hafner, to Us home and It Is not thought Miss Mary Matt, of Kankakee, Is Mrs. W. C. Holmes and Mrs. Ma­ of this community, attended the fu­ his Injuries will prove of a serious visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. rie Guenther and Misses Teda Ar­ neral-. Burial was as Bloomfield. nature.—Piper City Journal. Coach Rex Benoit's Onar MatL enas and Anna Bhman were In Pax­ He moved with his parents from here defeated Ghataworth’s Or Miss Iva Glabe, of Elliott, spent ton Friday to attend a republican ten years ago and has many friends II YEARS CONSTIPATION Blue 1M before a large hi the week-end at the J. B. Dixon rally at the Legion hall. A banquet crowd last Friday afterno here who mourn his passing away. GLYCERIN MIX ENDS IT was held at noon. Harry Oroen and Gerald Oeddea, of day was too eold for foot' The district meeting of the I. O. West Allies, Wisconsin, visited rela­ "For 11 years I tried lo get rid of the standpoint of the apeeta O. F. lodge met In Gibson City on tives over the week-end; constipation," says Ohas. B. Blair. the teams warmed up they Friday evening. There was a large Then at last the simple mixture, to give a good exhibition. attendance. Melvin won the flag A newspaper without advertising Adlerika. made me regular." . Both teams battled eveolj for having the largest attendance at would Indeed be different! And The simple mixture-of glycerines, quarter with the ball In tl the meetings for the year. moet of us would confess that we buckthorn bark, saline, etc., (Adler­ 1 of the Held but la the sect Mrs. Wesley Arends,-who recently missed these columns. They DO ika) acts on BOTH upper and lower ter Hammond got loose paged through an operation, Is Im­ contain news of vital Interest to us. bowel, relieving constipation la two tackle and ran fifty yan proving nicely from her Illness at the It will prove worth while to Include hours! Brings out poisons you never touchdown. It was a pret Mr. and Mrs. Henry Glabe and home of her daughter, Mrs. Louis the advertising columns in your thought were' la your system. Let the left where Hamriond daughter, of Elliott, were callers Glebe, and husband, in Germanvllle. weekly reading of The Plalndealer. Adlerika give your stomach and bow­ across the Held and down here Sunday. Misses Mabel Arends and Elisa­ els a REAL cleaning and see how sideline for the score. Th Wilmer Arends and Henry Arends beth Underwood went to Springfield good you feel! Will C. Quinn, drug­ extra point failed. departed by motor Monday for a trip Tuesday to attend a Rebekah Stato gist. (m-l) O narga got their first si to New York. a poor punt had been run Albert Arends, of Chicago, spent aide the ten yard line. Lev the week-end with his parents, Mr. ed through the center of th and Mrs. G-. Arends. the score, going through a Mrs. Delmar Bbundy, who has Fac-Simlle of Official Ballot oral seconds later for the ex been confined to her home with The second touchdown can rheumatism. Is improved. Germanville Township, Livingston County, Illi­ result of a bad pass from Mrs. B. F. Kaufman and Thelma nois. Special Tax for road purposes. Special Election fourth down. Lewis King motored to Morton Saturday to October 25, 1^30, in the Freehill School house, School through the line on third I visit relatives over Sunday. the one foot line where it Leslie Arends and Walter Iehl vis­ ried over on a quarterba ited H. C. Beck at the Falrvlew san­ W. J. LYNCH. Town Clerk This time Lewis was stopp atorium at Normal Sunday after- line plunge for extra point. i noon. Lewis was outstanding fi i Mrs. Martha Mlckens and daugh­ while Hammond, Lawless, ter. of Roberts, were Sunday visitors and Yount shared moat ' with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mlkeworth worth's glory. and family. The one-piece frock right, has a ribbed waist band which makes u Miss Clara Netherton, a student at Shall a special tax, for road purposes, be levied, namely, an annual tax possible for every woman to adjust her blouse to salt her Ague. Tho fabric Is a new nubbed boncle. The Russian tunic suit, left, has a Blackburn college, spent the week­ of Thirty-three and one-third Cents on each One Hundred Dollars assessed end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. sUt scarf collar of Persian Iamb. The material Is epoage homespun. valuation of all taxable property, including railroads, in Germanville Town­ A. Netherton. onal manner all through the skirt, Bags with cross stitched de» Miss Janie Shuts motored to ship, Livingston County, Illinois, for a period of three years, namely, the years giving It a richness which plain Champaign Friday. John Gedel- 1930, 1931 and 1932, for the purpose of improving and maintaining earth man, a student at the U. of I., ac­ material lacks. v roads, by grading and oil treating the same, in said Germanville Township? In addition to these outfits companied her home. showing Slavic influence, some of J. A. Schafer went to Springfield the newest bats reflect the came source of Inspiration. Cross- stitched woolen berets are to be very smart th\y winter. They are colorful and promise s great vogue for mid-winter sports. The Baunemln game sh over-confidence can do to i Ohataworth’s offense made on the table to liven thlngB up. No first downs while Baunemln one, however, knew him In Streator to two but the "Orange i by any other name than that of 'Doc O utstanding couldn't stop- the three W ilson.’ If you toss In bed all night and means business. Score: I “Fleagle was said to be one of tho can’t sleep on right side, try simple 19, Chats worth g. This 1 most sought after bandits of the glycerin, saline, etc. (Adlerika). exact reverse of last year’s United States, and was the leader of Just ONE dose relieves stomach features of the new the gang which robbed the First Na­ GAS pressing on heart so you sleep A recent copy of Collier tional Bank of I,amar, Colorado, on sound all night.. Unlike other medi­ had an article "From I May 23, 1928, In which four were cine, Adlerika acts on BOTH upper Notre Dame” written t killed. Three of Fleagle’s compan­ and lower bowel, removing poisons C hevrolet 6-eylinder tru ck Rockne, the pceaent Not Former Fairbury Man Held ions in the bank robbery are dead, you never knew were there. Relieves coach. having been executed in Colorado constipation In 2 hours! Let Adler­ In the article he told of for Connection With Post following their capture and convic­ ika cleanse your stomach and bowels first football game, of tion. They were executed during and see how good you feel! Will C. model whom he wanted t Office Robbery. the past summer.' Quinn, druggist. (m-3) end finally meeting thU t< (advertisement) he was captain of the N< fotball team. ThU man (Continued from page 1) Illinols’ three-cent gasoline tax great Walter Bekereall. 1 might result in his arrest. Now. s H igh B u n netted $27,640,000 In its first year U well worth reading for however, after months of work, the of operation. It was started In tereeted In football and authorities believe they have suffic­ 1929. Roekne. ient evidence to convict Dr. DeMoss of the part he is alleged to ha\e The Watseka Times hs played in the various robberies and write-up of tho Chatawort killings of the Fleagle gang. Coming to Fairbury game that a much hea "Postal Inspector Lewis arrived in smothered the Watseka Pontiac Tuesday afternoon and pick­ practically all time*. M ing up Chief of Police Patterson they Dr. Dieterich spectators must have had went to Streator. where they were on Korits and Koehler. SPECIALIST met by Deputy Sheriff Orr and sev­ eral members of the Streator police In Internal Medicine for the Hammond’s run again department who were keeping tab on liast twenty years waa the prettiest he has DeMoss. DeMoss was seen to enter season. He deserves a lo a building In company with a com­ for his uneanay sidestei panion from Pontiac. The officers DOES NOT OPERATE dodging. He Is one of t walked In upon them and DeMoss backs to bring down ton was quickly handcuffed. It is report­ territory. ed that he gave no resistance and Will be at the Illinois Hotel that no weapon was found upon his The management, team person. THURSDAY, OCTOBER SO wish to thank the towns their loyal support given “Later the officers searched his Office Hours lO a m. to 3 p. a . room at a boarding house In Strea­ game. We only wish th tor and there discovered a quantity more to show before the of correspondence which had passed between him and others who are ONE DAY ONLY See you all at Otlma auppossed to have been go-betweens eight, October SI. This or members of Fleagle's organisa­ attempt at night football. tion. No Charge for Consultation Several spectators gav* "A copy of the October lsaue of The Master Detective was also Ion that It would be a fit the Library Club to give found. This magazine contained a Dr. Dieterich Is a regular gradu­ To every m an who bays trucks, there ora certain bers of Coach Klbler'e lln< complete writeup of the Colorado ate in medicine and surgery and la features in the new 1 V^-ton Chevrolet th at raeom - arj position on the Ohs bank holdup and killings and also licensed by the state of Illinois. He mlttee. It would be best pictures of those connected with ■ M ad I t e s p e c ia lly t a r modern haulinf visits profeslonslly the more Import­ there but to also team them. They also found a number of ant towns and cities and offera to all Tho raar axle la larger, heavier and more durable. charge (and not accounts! newspaper clippings all dealing with who call on this trip free consulta­ tho bank holdups In Colorado and tion, except the expense of treatment Iho raar brakes are larger, and all four brakes ▼ "Th* Illinois Homeco California. when desired. are completely enclosed. Chevrolet’s 50-horee» punk” so says a well kno "Another article found In DeMoss' Of tb s faculty. Although room In Streator was a bank book According to his method of treat­ power valve-ln-head eix-eylinder engine combines ment he does not operate for chronic possible to ftad out the ■bowing large deposits In a Peoria this, we know that Be bank during the past several years. appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers of stomach or enlarged, tonal Is. Fighting mini were els' Among the Items listed in this bank "Dich’’ Hanley’s Wlldei book was one withdrawal of $40,000 He has to hit credit wonderful re­ sults In diseases of the stomach, liv­ Memorial stadium at Che and since the withdrawal of that sum er, bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart, 0 Saturday. The result of ho had made depostto totaling $21.- kidneys, Madder, bed wetting, ca­ Uni against a veteran ? •00. tarrh, weak lungs, rheumatism, seta- tl-0 which Is the wont "The Implication of DeMoss with atlca. leg ulcers and rectal all­ Illinois tsam has suffered the California postal robbery Is said m enu. Zuppko reign. to have been obtained by federal au- — thorttlee following the arrest recent­ If yen have been alllag tor any tlon on the subject: "Well, you know length of time sad do not get say Coach Zuppko Isn’t the ly of Harry Lee Wataon at his Texas suffering with a green tl whet Kipling said In that poem about better, do not fall to call, as lmprop- eonnty bandit rendetvous In Missouri a woman being ouly *a rag, a bone, Oscar WUthnfL a^OhaUt for complicity In the Troy Grove, Il­ and a hank of hair*—" linois, bank robbery. Bister (sweetly)—"And a man Is h?d tough luck with Mi "The Streator Tlmes-Press, In merely a 'Jag, a drone and a teak of commenting on the arrest of DeMoss air." rial— that he was a man of mystery there where he frequented gambling establishments and was known tor bis reckless style of play. When a Same grew doll and betting showed •Igm 0f ebhfngs It was net uncom­ mon, the paper states, tor the dap- Mirthful Haven—Tarklngton. voyages, hto courage, and hto perse­ “T he Complete Roadside Meetings—Garland. verance in keeping at what he had VOCABULARY to wrlttea by Sir Arthur Oonaa Cruise of the Cachalot—Bullen. started that we honor him on tho Tbe Sophomore Lotto stodt Doyle, a famous novelist, chiefly Mill oo the Floss—Elliott. anniversary of the day when he first busy filling out their known aa tho creator of the shrewd Bob, Bon of Battle—Olivant. landed on the shores of the new cards, which Miss Williams has ob­ amateur detective, Sherlock Holmes. Alice’s Adventures la Wonderland world. , | jJJ tained for them, and they sesm to Thera two now volumes contain — Carroll. —T— he very much Interested to them. the Incomparable adventures of thto Jerry of the Island—London. THE SUDAN EMERGES These cards are to make tho study well known m uter detective as told South Sea Tales—London. FROM ITS DARK AGES of Latin easier and more effective. by hto friend and admirer. Dr. Wat­ A Handbook of Stunts—Rogers. On one side of these cards they son. John Halifax, Gentleman—Craik. E gypt Now "White Men's Country" write the Latin word. If a noun, Thto collection of the six full Great Navigators and Discoverers Ever since the beginning of his­ they write the declension, beenuse to CW w w h H i 1 3 - 6 length books and the tlfty-elx short -Brendon. tory. Egypt has been a country of Latin there are five declensions. If qtoriee which make up the beet de­ Jungle Book—Kipling. strife. From the Pharaohs to Brit­ a verb, they write down the conju­ C r o w d Brfofc Horn* tective fiction in the E nglish lan­ Cruise of the Snark—London. ish rule, it has been subject to in­ gation, as there are four conjuga­ Death Cornea to the Archbishop— OoMh Beat Benoit's O nsrga eleven guage. vasion; only now It has found a lull tions. On the other side they write The stories and books u a whole Cather. the meaning of the Latin word and defeated Chatoworth’s Orange and The Ssunemln high school .team In its many upheavals. handed Chataworth their first defeat are very long (they make up 2000 Roosevelt, The Story of a Friend­ The Sudan Is mainly a land of the some English words which are de­ Bide 18-6 before a large dome town pages In all) but they are crammed ship— Wlater. rived from it. crowd laat Friday afternoon. The at Ssunemln October 10 by the score Nile, containing all but the source full of such exciting adventures that Lance of Kanana—French. After these cards are filled out day waa too eold for football from of 19-6. Saunemln was right, and of it. Within its great length are the reader does not wish they were Call of the Wild—London. they play a game In which one stu­ the atandpolnt of the apeetator but aa Wright got loose on two triple pass­ many contrasts In civilization, in na­ es that broke up the game. more brief,' but thinks only of tho Short Stories for English Classes ture, and In the people. dent will ask another a Latin word the teama warmed up they managed extra enjoyment which results In the — Mlckels. for the English word that he has to giro a good exhibition. THM SECOND TATLKB The game started with Chataworth The scenery is not to be boasted CONTEST NOW OPENS receiving. They carried the ball to prolonged reading. Plays for Our American Holidays of. Mostly it Is low bush and small given. If the Btudent gives the Both teama battled evenly the fhrat It will be safe to say that if any -—Schauffler. correct answer he or she in turn gets Quarter with the ball In the middle The Editorial Board of The Taller the ntne-yard line where Hammond shrubs; occasionally a lonely granite takes great pleasure In announcing was excluded from the game for un­ person who at all eares for exciting, Casting Away of Mrs. Leeks and boulder and the rest Is sand. Ant to ask someone else. It makes the of the field bat In the aecond quar­ mysterious and spell-blndlng stories Mrs. Aleshlne— Stockton. class period more Interesting for the ter Hammond got looae off left the second famous contest In which necessary roughness, and Chats- heaps raise themselves here and nil C. T. H. S. students are entitled worth was penalised 66 yards. The la fortunate enough to read one of Men of Iron-—Pyle. there to the height of twenty or thir­ students, and gives them much-need­ tackle and ran fifty yarda for a these compact volumes he will surely T rade W ind—-Meigs. ed vocabulary drill. touchdown. It waa a pretty run to to compete. This paper will publish ball changed hands often the rest of ty feet. Buffalo and monkeys are the winning contributions and will the half which ended 0-0. do hto best to get the other. Course In Journalistic Writing— quite abundant; elephants and lions —T— the left where Hammond cat back Hyde. FAMOUS LAST LINES aeroaa the held and down the went announce the subject of the follow­ The second half Chataworth again are scarce. ing week’s contest. “Drums” by James Boyd has its Reds of the Midi—Gras. In the midst of all this one finds "We’re not beat yet.” aldellne for the score. The try tor received but fumbled on the second scene In the woods of North Caro­ Soul of Abe Lincoln—Babcock. “I didn’t lilt him.’’ extra point failed. The second contest to a hundred play with Saunemln recovering. On the people savage, bloodthirsty, and word essay or theme on Halloween. lina, and the story takes place dur­ Modern British Poetry-—Babcock. peaceful. Towards the white man —T— Onarga got their first score after three plays Saunemln had a first ing the days preceding and through Mutineers— Hawes. a poor pant had been ran back ln- Yon may have a story on the beat down on the twenty yard line. Sau­ they entertain the friendliest of feel­ (continued on page six) trick you ever played, the best Hal­ the Revolutionary war. The Fair God—Wallace. ings, besides his being a sort of cu­ alde the ten yard line. Lewla plung­ nemln used the expected triple-pass Picture a small boy stretched out Problems and Projects in Indus­ ed through the prater of the line for loween party you ever went to, the with Frasier carrying the ball and riosity for them. The villages are origin of Halloween or anything per­ before a fireplace looking at fire in trial Arts— Lu Voy. usually half hidden on slopes of the score, going through again sev­ scored a touchdown. Orr plunged which he sees a turmoil of swords, Most of these books, as you have taining to Halloween. Turn all con­ rocky hills which affords them pro­ O. D. WILLSTEAD, M. D. eral seconds later tor the extra point. through for the extra point. shields, and battle scenes while be­ probably noticed, contain fiction. The second touchdown came aa the tributions in to Willis Plapp, Contest tection from wild animals. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Chataworth received on the kick­ fore him lay a spelling book and a They will be read for book reports Eleven hundred miles down the result of a bad pass from center on Editor, before Friday, October 31. off, starting a drive down the field The same prises as before will be Latin grammar. Then again, wear­ and for pleasure. Some of them, Nile lies Khartum, the capital . of Offlau ta fourth down. Lewis plunged with Watson, Rosenboom and Mc­ CHATSWORTH HOSPITAL awarded the winner. ing his new coonskln cap with the however, are very educational and 8udan. It is a flourishing city with through the line on third down to Culloch carrying the ball which end­ ringed tall down behind, just like a will be used when students wish to the one foot line where It was car­ many official residences, a magnifi­ CHATSWORTH. ILL. ed when McCulloch crossed the final trapper’s, with his eyes on the path Improve their minds upon certain cent palace, electric street cars and ried over on a quarterback sneak. Ik s Winning Oontrlbotkms white atrip. The try for point fail­ The judges from the Editorial before him looking for tracks and subjects. gas stations. This time Lewla was stopped on his ed. signs as the trappers do. line plunge for extra point. section of The Taller staff have se­ Much work has been done In mak­ lected for first prise the contribution Chatsworth kicked off to the Pur­ A number of years later, this Yes, October 12 was Columbud ing Egypt what she Is today; not on­ Lewla waa outstanding for Onarga ple and White who sent Wright small boy has grown up and is fight­ Day again. It was the 439th anni­ while Hammond. Lawless, Watson written by Carl Kyburs. This article ly a country fit to live In. but a around the right end on a triple pass ing for American Independence un­ versary of the discovery of Ameri­ and Yount shared moat of Chats- was chosen for Its fulfilling the rules country with a future! not only “a We Take Orders for more closely than most of the others. for seventy yards and a touchdown. der Captain John Paul Jones. Still ca. country for the Africans and Arabs, worth’a glory. The same play worked again early later he Is fighting the Ued Coats It seems that Christopher Colum­ Honorable mentions were won by two but a White Man’s Country.” RUBBER STAMPS C tsbrilsi others, Mary McCulloch and Luelle In the fourth quarter. Both tries for with the North Carolina militia. bus was born and buried in a great­ —T— er number of places than any other .. Boh waits Oingerich. The staff realises that extra point failed and the score was Thto book follows the main facts HIGH SCHOOL AGAIN AC­ Aay Sloe, Over IN Stytoe O atm wUor------Morass very little can be told In 60 words 19-6 where It remained. of history but makes them interest­ man in history. His birthplace is CREDITED FOR THREE YEARS of Typo to Mac* V im YES Hoffman ------_ Fosteh so the next contribution will be one The Chatsworth eleven gained ing by the introduction of persons most widely disputed. __ Norwoll G r a y ------it. a. hundred words. fourteen first downs to Saunemln’s that are made our friends through Most scholars and historians ac­ KoohWr < e ) ------R. T. ____ Caltra two but failed to gain when yards th e book. cept Genoa’s claim upon hlB birth­ The report which the high school Flaindeole S h a fo r ------, ------R. R. ~ Kovorky Inspector Hannah made to the state Books? meant scores. place. Spain has made the best ¥ M cC ulloch------Q. B- - department of public Instruction ha* Tho beat book I ever read is Trea­ Summary The already fine library of our challenges to rival this claim. The R. H. . been received by Principal McCul­ 3 D r j S a v v ie s Chatsworth Parftlm Baunemin school was made better by the pur­ Spaniards do not tell the same Btory. R oan b o o m -----L H. sure Island by §tevenson. This book loch, bringing the good news that Watson ______P. B. has many Interesting Ideals, phrases, Yount ______I.. E. ------St rarer chase of the following new books Some have “proved” that the great Chatsworth Township High School Scoriae by Quarter* 1 a a 4—T. P. and passages not found In the ma­ Huffman. ------L. r. . Lockethis y ear: Admiral was born in Cadiz, others In successfully passed Its recent exam­ Cbatswortb ------• • • jority •— of books • which are so com­ lutiwtlar. ...------L. 3. _ Grach Robinson Crusoe— Defoe. Huelva, and still others in Ponte- C hinan ------O ...... M ice ination and has for the third consec­ O narra ------• • t •— 1» monly read In the classroom. Trumpeter of Krakow—Kelley. vendra. Portugal has a claim that Sport Scoops KortU ______R. 0. __ Cell Drums— Boyd. Colum bus waB born th ere and m any utive time been accredited for three The reason for liking this edition Koehler («) ------R. T...... Wierman Tho Baunemin game shows what to because of the interesting wide­ The Complete Sherlock Holmes— Italian towns besides Genoa say that years. over-confidence can do to any team. Prefer ------.. R. E ______Lennon Doyle. he was their native son. This news is of vital Interest to all J. G. YOUNG, M. D. awake plots which call for our old UeCulloch______Q. B...... Orr Ohatsworth’s offense made fourteen The New Wonder Book of Know­ He died in a monastery In Spain students, members of the faculty and mainstay. Imagination. Lawlaaa r------R. H . ------Frailer (e) PRACTICE LIMIT ED TO first downs while Saunomln was held Hammond ------L. H . - Wiseman ledge— Hill. and was burled. Later his remains community. This check shows that to two but tho “Orange and Blhe” The Brat Book I Ever Read Watson ...... F. B. ___ Wiseman The Book of Courage—Hagedorn. were removed to Santo Domingo, C. T. H. S. Is maintaining its high SURGERY couldn’t stop- the throe runs that Sahatituteei For Chateworth—H. Roaan- To the South Seas—Plnchot. from there to Havana, and then aft­ standards and anssures graduates the means business. Scorn: Ssunemln, The book I think Is most interest­ boom, K. Grey, T. Roeenboom. A. Mona­ Byrd’s Oreat Adventure—-Miller. er the Spanish-Amerlcan war back continued right to enter most mid­ PONTIAC. ILL. 19, Chataworth 6. This Is lust the ing and I like the best to “The Soul han. C. Monahan. H. Corbett. For Sauno­ Games for the Playground—Ban­ to their first resting place. dle-west universities without exam­ exact reverse of last year's score. of Ann Rutledge” by Bernle Bab­ mln—Fulton. croft. It la because of his four great ination. cock. This book tells of the friend­ S cot. By Quarter* 1 a s e T r . A recent oopy of Collier’s Weekly ship and love of Abraham Lincoln Chatsworth ---- - ___ t 6 6 0— 6 and Ann Rutledge when he was a Saunemln ...... 0 t I t .4 — IS hmd an article “Prom Norway to Seoiiitf Touchdowns— McCulloch Wright Notre Dame” written by Knute clerk In New Salem. Rockne, the prerant Notre Dame Thto book to educational aa It tells about Abraham Lincoln when ho Try for Gool—Orr (U n i P lans.) coach. Official* — bf«M . Sutherland, (Illinois In the article be told of seeing his was a young man and It tells some Wasltran) ; Grsiwold < Northw#*t*m). first football game, of finding a of the things he did such as clerking, —T— being postmaster, splitting rails, etc. model whom bo wanted to bo like, ASSEMBLY ROOM CLOCK and finally meeting this Ideal when It else tells how he studied and learned to bo a lawyer.—Mary Mc­ Mr. McCulloch has been having In was captain of the Notre Dame some trouble with our speed demons fotball team. This man, waa the Culloch. U S E D C A R S again this year aa usual. Every year great Walter Hekersall. The article Tbe Best Book I Ever Read there to a certain group that driver Is well worth resdtng for those In­ ears to school and think the road In the world of books there are terested In football and In K. K. leading to Main street la a race track. AT BARGAIN PRICES Rockne. so many types, thuat It to hard to choose a “beat one”, bnt for amuse­ Now don’t take me wrong—I said a certain group. Moat of our "de­ The Wntraka Times had In their ment I believe I would choose “Pen- It to so interesting and the mons" are going no place In partic­ write-up of tho ChsUworth-Wstaeks ular but they are always In a hurry game that a much heavier line comic situations that make up the life of Penrod are so startling, that to get there so they can think of 1928 CHEVROLET smothered the Watrak^ backs at somewhere else to go. 1928 CHEVROLET 1928 CHEVROLET practically all times. Most of tho when one starts his adventures he COACH mat spectators must have had their eyes cannot stop. COACH COACH The most amusing of his many It was sure too bad that our star on Korits and Koehler. center. Junior Ehamn, had to sprain This one Just came In a few days New in appearance; mechanically stunta, to me, was the tar fight. Aft­ In good mechanical condition. If his ankle. He said that It was go­ ago. It looks and runs like new. perfect; priced exceptionally low. er having smeared himself and his If you are interested In a late model you are looking for a bargain here Hammond’s run against Onarga ing to be hard work to stand around Must be seen to be appreciated See companions with tar, he took his :ome In and see thto tQ flA it 1b. Priced $27^ hts car today. Poni* was the prettiest he has made all and watch that Onarga game so I vengeance out on the young gentle­ one. Price ...... _ V * J v U Prlred i]).jZ*) season. He deserves n lot of credit don't Imagine he did it on purpose. for his uncanny sidestepping and man friend of his sister's by filling dodging. He Is one of the hardest his hat with tar. Altogether he a never ending The Library is adorned with a backs to bring down found In this whole bunch of new books. I. think territory. source of delight to me. FORD MODEL T TRUCK Sometime when you don’t want to most of them are fiction, but you 1927 MODEL T SEDAN 1930 MODEL A FORD know how everyone falls for fiction. The management, team and school start a novel, read “Penrod” and Don't think because this is priced COUPE Just tbe truck for you. It has a wish to thank the townspeople for laugh with the rest of hto followers. low It Is not a good buy. This one Now you can buy a Model A Coupe Luelle Oingerich. The Onarga eleven gave C. T. H. lot of good transportation left in it, their loyal support given at the lest S. a good trimming In a fair and will give you thousands of miles of cheap and pay for It as you ride. game. We only wish that we had — T— _____ and can be had for a low price. Our 3ur mechanics have gone over It CURTIS PRIZES DISTRIBUTED square game laat Friday. Most of good transportation. more to show before the local fans. the Chataworth fans turned out to mechanics have gone over it thor­ thoroughly. On Monday, October IS, the stu­ see the scrap. Chatsworth’s strength oughly. See this truck today. PRICED TO SELL PRICED RIGHT flee you all at Oilman Friday dents of C. T. H. 8. who sold over lay In Watson, Hammond and Law­ night, October 81. This is our first three aubeeriptions received their LLY less, with McCulloch doing a good nttempt at night football. prises and certificates from the sales job at quarter, while Lewis was manager. Miss Tibbetts. All the priz- Several 'spectators gave the opin­ Onarga’s mainstay. Yount also were well liked and those who made some wonderful recoveries on ion that It would be a fine deed for got none wished they had worked fumbles. It seemed he was always COLD WEATHER SUGGESTIONS the Library Club to give the mem­ harder. The certificates of honor In the right place at the right time. bers of Coach Klbler’s lino an honor­ were given to those making more ary position on the Charging com­ The C. T. H. S. line seemed to have Zero Cold Test Motor Oil Heaters for All Cars than ten rales. The Inscription on too many weak spots. On punts the mittee. It would be beet not to stop It merely stated that the person or there but to also team them to whole Onarga line was usually back holder had made ten or more sales. to the punter before he had a chance Alcohol Whiz Gold Band Prestone charge (and not accounts). It was a roll of honor to proficient to boot the oval, although he did salesmanship. The pnplls receiving ^ uunsrtm Homecoming waa manage to drive out a couple of Zero Cold Test Motor Oil for Differential and Transmission these are aa follows: beauties. ponk” so rays a well known member Wilbur 8tone—10 sales. of tho faculty. Although It was Im­ Jack Newman—11 sales. possible to find out the reason for Weber McCulloch— 16 sales. Been reading the New Vork Times this, wo know that Bob Zuppke’a —T— again and I see where a professor at the University of Chicago has In­ We are lubricant specialists—any make of car. Includes greasing all Alemite Fighting mini were clawbd np by THE TATU1R EXCHANGES vented a lie detecting machine. He fittings, grease cups and oilers. Price ...... 1 . 0 0 “Dick” Hanley's Wildcats In the WITH OTHER SCHOOLS $ Memorial stadium at Champaign laat to going to try It on students first; Saturday. The result of a green II ------•- If it works he to going to nra It in llnl against a veteran Wildest waa courts. I wonder If there ore any 88-0 which to the wont beating an dishonest students. Don’t express Illinois team has suffered daring the your opinions oat load. Guaranteed Batteries From $ U p Zuppks reign. 6.50 I ora by tho paper that Llndy has purchased a 160 aero farm out In Do you suppora that he Intends to bring Llndy Jr., up as aa Innocent oountry lad like ho once m t Baldwin Chevrolet, Inc. They toll me that Floyd Gibbons la tho most eooraffoooa man who ev- vtolted t h e W hlto Hoato during Chatsworth, Illinois

ha, had tka courage to ask 1 7 7 h ’t Wise to Chooee a Chevrolet Six tho prssldrat of oar oountry for a and third eup of ootfoa.

1 ‘ M rs. McCormick County Seat Notes 'axtonflPostoffice W A N T A D S POHTBR FIELD * RABOIN Publishers Chides Lewis On and Happenings Robbed 3rd Time His Farm Errors Entered aa ncob4 class matter at (Pontiac Dally Loader) (BlMsalaitoa Paatacraph) Um poatofflee, Chataworth. 111., und­ Bankruptcy Petition Piled For the third time within three —Window glam sold er act of llarcb 3. 1171. • James Lawless, of Strajrn, has fil­ years and the second time this year, Iu a radio address Tuesday eve­ the Paxton postoffice was robbed — Special Sunday dl ed a voluntary petition in bankrupt­ Reserve abend If poaalM ning. Mrs. Ruth Hanna McCormick early Saturday morning when three FOR SALE CHEAP—A cookstove SUBSCRIPTION RATES cy in the United States court at Peo­ Ethel Cook. charged that statements of James bandits escaped with (91.19 In cash •Iso • posy colt.—J. A. O’Neil.. * One T e a r ------— ------!*••• Hamilton Lewis, her Democratic op­ ria. HU liabilities are listed at 837- 8U M eath*------H -00 022 with (10,222 In unsecured and stamp* and took Harry Swan­ William Kurtoabach hi ponent for the United Stales seuator- son, night clerk, for a ride. Only I FOR SALE— Rose Comb cockerel, have hla Plalndealer mal ship, In reference to her voting rec­ claims and assets at (2.668. Office Phone 13-A (15 of the loot was In cash, the rest single comb pullets. White Rock pul­ eago Instead of Peoria. ord in Washington "are either inac­ lets.— Mr*. R. C. Marr. 8. J. Porterfield, Residence — »-B 8eatcmc*>d to V stsM ls in stamps. The bandits were de­ Misses Elisabeth Do A. A. Raboln, Reeldence ------Id curate or simply untrue." scribed as very young and well Kathryn Flesaaer spent James Craven, who was arrested i FOR 8ALB—Chester white hour, K. R. Porterfield, Rea. ------*46 dressed. en d visiting friends In Ch by Sheriff J. R. Scarratt and hla weight 400 lbe., price (86.—F. M. deputies on a raid on his farm home Mr. Swanson, who was kidnaped, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 23. 1930 Trunk. ( • ) William Coughlin hai near Cayuga and later was indicted was the victim of robbery for the home from the Pontiac b on a charge of violation of the Illi­ third time. He was working nights BULBS—Darwin tulips, 10 colors, apparently fully regained Congressman Hall nois prohibition act, entered a plea when the first robbery was commit­ 50e dozen; (3.50 per 100; Breeder Mrs. Mary MeUter to of guilty and was sentenced by Judge ted about two years ago and asked tulips and early double tullpe, 3 col­ being very 111 at the ho Outlines Policies S. R. Baker to the Illinois state farm to be transferred to day work. ors, 60c dozen; Hyacinths, 18c eaoh, daughter, Mrs. Jimmy at Vandalia for a period of 90 days. Other Bobberies Solved (3.00 dozen; also cut flowers.— Bast Kankakee. Last spring, while working days, Side Flower Garden, (Mrs. Marie Cold weather Sunday Draws Jail Sentence the postoffice was again robbed, the Rowcllffe. oS0* In response to a request from The f Ernest Whltrock, of Pontiac must bandit* escaping with approximately golf tournament schedul Bloomington Pantagraph. Congress­ serve a sixty day term In the county (200. Mr. Swanson was forced to COAL—We have a car of Eastern Chats worth and Benson man Homer W. Hall submitted a jail for violation of the Illinois pro­ lie down on the floor while the rob­ Kentucky block coal on track today be canceled. • 1 statement outlining hU policies. hibition act. Whltrock was arrest­ bers looted the postofflce. Little and Friday, priced reasonably. Al­ ■ — A dandy good aeoond From the lengthy article, we take ed by the sheriff and his force last was taken in the first robbery and so a car of cookstove coal, the same 1 ton piano for only 926.0 the liberty of reproducing the fol­ Saturday in a raid on his home, was the thieves in both cases were later kind we always sell. Phone your I ; Just tuned.—J. E. Roast lowing paragraphs: indicted by the grand jury and later apprehended. order to 242 or 181.—Walter Coal g I « Co., Chataworth. received his sentence. | The robbery Saturday was com- Co. o2S ^ I / Mrs. Hannah Beckei Complying with your request for mited a few minutes after Mr. Swan- home Monday morning ■ my position on some of the public New 45 volt “B” batteries made Pined $200 and Costs Bon came on duty, about midnight. A V 1 1 lng n week In the eonntr; questions now before the people, I by Burgess Battery Co., for only 1 Peter Eisert, indicted on a charge well dressed man standing across the Some cut for drees — young men’s styles and fabrics; some Anna Ortiepp. present the following. of violation of the Illinois prohibi­ street near the telephone exchange, (1.76 each— new stock.—K. R. Por­ more conservative—Ideal for every day wear; some made for hard Agriculture — My service in con­ tion act by the October grand Jury stopped him as he was about to en­ terfield. work. Every pair Is well tailored of good practical fabrics In light — Don’t m iss the Char gress has been mainly directed to­ must pay a fine of (200 and costs. or dark greys, tans and mixtures. _ All sixes, lengths A i a w Bureau’s home talent pla ter the postofflce and asked him it NOTICE — I am prepared to do ward legUlation favorable to agri­ Eisert appeared before Judge S. R. and waist measures. (3.45 up to _J______. i p r t O D Sally” Wednesday and Tb he bad change for half a dollar. draylng of all kinds and also grain culture. 1 took the same stand as Baker in the circuit court and en­ lober 89 and 30. ( Mr. Swanson replied that he had hauling for farmers by truck.— J. J. did Frank O. Lowden and support­ tered a plea of guilty whereupon the not and entered the postoffice. He New fall Bhoee for men, women and children Bouhl. tel. 128-C. n20* priced as low a s ______Miss Bernice Brock, etu ed and voted for the McNary-Hau- court assessed the above fine. came out again In a few minutes to University of Illinois span gen bill containing the equalization take mail from a box in front and FOR SALE!— Scratch pads, size Men’s women’s and children's rubbers and overshoes for these end at home with her s fee plan. I will again support that Plead Not Guilty was again accosted by the same in­ 4x6 i Inches— made from scraps of cold, wet days, have arrived and we have a complete stock of them. and Mrs. V. V. Brock. * plan should it again appear. I also I Lambert Bowman and his wife, dividual. Another young man came white print paper—while they last BUY NOW AND SAVE. voted for the debenture plan; for the | Gertrude Bowman, of near Flanagan, up from the side and, placing a gun lc each or • for 6c.— Platndealer. The Legion Auxiliary i federal farm board and for a tariff indicted on a charge of violation of at the clerk’s side, forced him inside. evening with Mrs. Ant on agricutural products such us has the Illinois prohibition act, entered Taken for Ride , FOR SALE — Pure bred Chester There were fifteen preset never before been enacted into law. KITH HANNA MriYlIIMICK pleas of not guilty when arraigned The two compelled Mr. Swanson White gilts and boars of the 4-H did work for war orphan: I believe in the farmers’ co-operativu ik-nubllcmi Nominee, V. S. Senator before Judge S. It. Baker In the cir­ to open the safe. They then took championship litter.— Glenn Bchroen Lorraine Sehade lnvlti and that ultimately they will largely.------cuit court. The ball of each was him through a side door and drove In care of Chas. B. Schroen. o!6* T A U B E R ’S of friends to her home Si solve the farm problem. I "The Democratic candidate,” said fixed at (1,500. Later both furnish­ away with him in a coupe. Mr. ernoon to help celeb rati T ariff __ Our home market built Mrs. McCormick, "has made a very FOR SALE — Carrots, parsnips, ed bond and were released. Swanson was forced to ride with the rutabagas, kale, mangel beets, chic­ birthday. Games were up under the protective policy be- j poor job of explaining my views on driver while the other two climbed M E R C A N T IL E ST O R E ory, etc., also thousands of rhubarb CHAT8WOKTH, H U 2M I refreshments served. longs to the American farmer, to . the farm problem. I did not accuse Pontiac Man Furnishe« Bond into the rumble seat. roots, thousands of 2-year rhubarb The general conferee American labor and to the American him of intentionally trying to mls- John Grube, another of those In­ The banditB drove north and roots, shade and fruit trees and Evangelical church in II producer, and I pledge myself to sup- lead my farmer friends with rela- dicted by the October grand Jury northeast from the postofifee, Mr. shrubs, very reasonable if bought nlal session recently held port legislation which will preserve tlon to my record of farm legisla- on a charge of violation of the Illi­ Swanson said, to the intersection of right now this fall; In need of your kee, Wto., elected Dr. ( that market for them to the full ex- tlon. It is certain, however, that he nois prohibition act,' was arraigned routes 25 and 9, then proceeded a trade and money.—C. H. Rohde. • missionary secretary of tent of their ability to supply it. In has made many assertions which ar* to plead before Judge S. R. B aker In mile w eB t on a gravel road. A short Inatlon to the board of I the 1930 tariff bill just passed a either Inaccurate or simply are uu- Hie circuit court. Grube entered a distance off the state route they re­ 15,000 AT U. OF L was assigned to the 8t. I very large percentage of the tariffs true. plea of not guilty. His ball was leased Mr. Swanson and he walked Total net enrollment of resident which were raised were on farm pro- "Mr. Lewis is a Chicago lawyet fixed at (1,500. He furnished the to the home of Nels T. Nelson, oper­ students iu the University of Illinois district. Roy O. Settle: ducts and a very small percentage of and I am an Ogle county farmer required bond and was released. ator of a filling station nearby, from will exceed 15,000 this year, accord­ ed publisher for both hou at Cleveland, Ohio, and the raises were on manufactured That being so. I can understand tha which place he notified the sheriff. ing to announcement by University products. Sixty-eight percent of all it may have been difficult or even Falrbury Case Appealed Harry I. Curtis, and the postmaster, officials today. Pa. The time limit of commodities were neither raised nor impossible for him to follow the The case of J. H. Langstaff W. R. W atts The registration for the fall term seven yean, has been lowered, but were left untouched as course of farm legislation, against Robert Henning and E. G. Disappointed Over Loot alone shows an increase of 306 over moved so that churches they were sufficient. This legisla- "After reading one of his farm Henning, heard In the court of Jus­ The city police were notified by a like period last year. The total ten can continue to wo tion will be a benefit to agriculture speeches we are reminded of Lin- tice of the Peace H. B. Bedell on Oc­ Ky Johnson, postofflce employe, net enrollment for 1929-30 was 14,- without unnecessary I atid to industry. !coin’s comment on an opponent’s free tober 1st, has been appealed by the who came to work shortly after Mr. 594. There Is already an Increase However ratification by Eighteenth Amendment — As to,and easy discussion of the issues, defendants, Hennings, to the circuit Swanson and who noticed the post- of 422 In the year’s totals with the of all annual conferences the eighteenth amendment to the J Lincoln said his rival talked around court. When the case was heard in office door open and failed to find possibility that this number may be required to make It effet constitution and its enabling acts, I'the subject until horse chestnuts be- the justice court the defendants fail­ the night clerk. added to when the registration for approve of them. They have donejcame chestnut horses. Let us be ed to appear and the complainant. Mr. Swanson described the three the spring term Is made known. much good notwithstanding imper- charitable then, and assume that he Langstaff. was awarded a judgment bandits as being in their early twen­ feet enforcement. I shall have no simply is honestly mistaken when he in the sum of $200 and costs. ties. One of them wore a sweater Released From Jail A Car of Red River Ohio difficulty in following the mandate tells the farmers of Illinois that I with the letter “M" on it, he said. { Benjamin Holzhauer’has been re­ of the refeiendum relative therto. voted in congress for a high tax on Falrbury Youths Arraigned leased from the county jail after Ewing Hurt, Max Bridgewater. They were disappointed over the Potatoes on Track The sentiment in this district is fa- lumber, which must be bought in loot they obtained, he reported, and serving a forty-day sentence by Clyde Martin and Claude 8tephens, vorable to them. I shall vote "No” large Quantities by the farmers, one remarked that they could have County Judge Ray Sealer on a all of Falrbury. Indicted on a charge (tor of Red River Ohio Potatoes on track Friday and Saturday. on the referendum. “* voted, not to give lumber and done better by robbing the box office charge of driving a motor vehicle of burglary and larceny following Finest quality obtainable and good keepers. Veterans — I am thoroughly con- shingles a high tariff tax but to keep of the Paxton-Leroy night football while Intoxicated and possession of $ 2 5 0 mltted to a just and generous treat-I them on the free list and they are the theft of goods from two Falrbury intoxicating liquor. l*hone your order. lOO lbs. sacks stores, were among those arraigned game that evening. The other two ment of the disabled soldiers of all on the free list now. I voted to re- convinced him that It would not our wars and my vote in congress duce a proposed high rate on cement, in the circuit court. All four of the youths entered ploaB of gjiilty. have been wise because of the large WITHOUT OPPOSITION has been consistent with that, post- '‘How did Mr. Lewis get so far number of persons attending. tion. The acts and rulings of the away on these tariff items? He says I^ater Bridgewater and Hurt filed Santa Clara Prunes Choice Blenheim Apri- O A , veterans' bureau and all agencies af- 1 voted on the equalization fee plan motions to be admitted to probation. med. else. 2 lbs. 2 0 4 entfl, 2 lbs t l a f t feeling former service men should in the farm bill, although almost The motions were referred to the BLOWS OUT ELECTRIC probation officer for investigation, hs LIGHTS BY NEW DEVICE be capable of review by a veteran’s everybody knows that the equallza- Santa Clara Prunes, Fancy Moorpark Apri- J A j court of review entirely disconnect- 'tion fee has not come up for a vote to report his findings back to the | The story about the man who tried large size, 2 lbs.. 2 5 4 cots, 2 lbs. 43? ed from all existing agencies in per- since I have been in congress. Per­ court. Stephens failed to ask for to blow out an electric light has sonnel and appointment to the end haps my opponent is confused by the probation. come true, according to Dr. E. E. Seedless Raisins Seedless Raisins Qg j that absolute justice shall be done In fact that, with Governor Lowden and J l f P ' Free. New York consulting engineer, 2 lbs. ______4 lbs...... _ -...... o D C all controversial matters touching other farm leaders, I was an early Sheriffs’ Assailant Now In Jail _ 1 9 4 this subject. I am preparing a bill and enthusiastic advocate of the Sheriff J. R. Scarratt and Deputy i He demonstrated an electric de­ u >• vice which blows out electric lights providing for this review court and equalization fee plan.” Don Morrison took Everett Hillen- ALL FRE8H NEW JPACK recently. It consists of an electrio will Introduce it in December. Mrs. McCormick pleaded with the berg to the state prison at Joliet on switch known as the "breath relay.” Old Age Pensions — I favor a voters in these hard times not to Saturday to begin his sentence. workable plan for old age pensions risk harder times by changing ad- 1 Hillenberg Is the farmer who shot By merely blowing on the device all which will to some extent relieve ministrations now. and wounded Sheriff Scarratt and lights with which it is connected are extinguished. Its main purpose Is Sunshine the unemployment problem. . "Shall we now add to our trouble Deputy Sheriff H. L. Cruse on July to provide a switch which may be I have not changed my mind on by sending a majority to congress 4. when they attempted to arrest him operated without the use of hands any of these Items and when re-elect- whose constant resistance to the ad- on a warrant sworn out by his wife, or feet, he explains. ed will again support them as they ministration will paralyze further j He entered a plea of guilty when KRISPY CRACKERS ! He says that It can be used for appear, carefully, diligently and loy- government efforts to banish unem- arraigned before Judge S. R. Baker safety devices and for extending the ally as I have done in the past. ployment, stimulate foreign trade last week and was sentenced to the 2 pound box 25c ------and hasten th e restoration of pros- state penitentiary at Joliet for a operator’s control of automobiles, AMERICAN LEGION perity and security In American period of time of not lesB than one airplanes, scientific apparatus, punch Send GIVES MONUMENT homes?’’ year and not more than 14. presses and many other machines. Endorsed By Lowden JOB EYMANIf Falrbury Man to Jail The Aarvig-Campbell post of the Preceding Mrs. McCormick’s radio -Say It waa In The Platndealer. Republican nominee for Treasurer Cane Sugar, 10 lbs. 53c Bert Hanna, of Falrbury, indict­ American Legion of Pontiac has pre­ speech, Gen. Frank S. Dickson read of Livingston county, will be elected ed on a charge of driving a motor sented Livingston county with a an indorsement of her candidacy by McGUIRE FARM SOLD without oppoaltton. He Is well vehicle while Intoxicated, was sen­ granite monument dedicated to the Frank O. Lowden, former governor. qualified In every way. memory of soldiers, sailors and nurs­ "She Is peculiarly fitted for the tenced to thirty days In the county The farm belonging to the estate N avy Beans Bulk Cocoa es of this county who lost their lives office of senator,’’ it read. "She has Jail when he entered a plea of guilty of Patrick McGuire, which la located NAVY BEANS BULK COCOA We have In the World war. had Intimate contact with many of to the Indictment when arraigned be­ 3| miles north and one-half mile 6 pounds 3 9 * 8 pounds __ 2 5 * us by mail. TI The monument is from the In- the greatest statesmen of the last fore Judge Baker In the circuit east of Piper City was sold at public dividual members of the Legion who three decades and has profited from court. Hanna must also pay a fine auction Saturday, October 11, to An- efficient. have donated various sums towards that contact. She Is an earnest stu- of (100 and the costa of the action, drew McGuire, at his bid of (106 an the gift. It Is to be dedicated on (dent of public questions and a force- according to the court’s sentence. acre. A residence property In Piper The court found that Hanna had K affee Hag Phrni You'll like Armlstice day, November 11, and ful exponent of her views, City, belonging to the estate, tenant­ HEINZ PLUM PUD- OW j will be located In the southwest cor- j "She Is thoroughly acquainted with been twice before convicted of viola­ KAFFEE HAG ed by Charles Seward and family, Funeral per pound DING, per tin ____ O D f you to transact ner of the courthouse square. |the needs and aspirations of the peo- tion of the same section of the mo­ was sold to M. R. Paul for (698.00. 494 S R ’’-, The monument has been In the ! pie of Illinois of all classes. She Is tor vehicle law on which he was In­ Service process of completion for some time j especially familiar with the present dicted and ordered that Hanna'a cer­ IS UNOPPOSED Aak us to at the Scott Monument works In day problems of the farmer from her tificate of license to drive motor ve­ ly do ao. Pontiac and la of gray Barry gran- j experience In ably conducting a farm hicle be revoked for a period of six I I I ! render the highest type 2 medium sis* Head Lettuce m onths. He. It will stand six and one-half , of her own as well as from a deep of funeral service at mod­ 3 large s t o e ____ HEAD LETTUCE feet high. A bronze plaque will be study of those problems. 3 heads ______erate cost. 2 5 4 placed on Its face which will carry “From every standpoint, whether Brought From Kankakee the name of every soldier, sailor and of character, ability or experience, Sheriff J. R. Scarratt and deputy Years of experience in serving nurse from Livingston county who Mrs. McCormick, In u\y opinion, Sheriff Don Morrison went to Kan­ lost his life In the World w ar. The would represent the state of Illinois kakee one day last week and brought representative families. Golden Rod Butter, per lb .. . . . 39c name* will appear In relief. The In the United States senate as bril­ back Thomas Smedley, alias Thomas monument will be erected on the sit* liantly and faithfully. Urbane, and Cecil Emery Indicted re­ Day and night service C I t f c which has been occupied for several cently on a charge of robbery with day in the year. yars by an old Austrian cannon, a APPROVES MRS. McOORMIOK a gun. The two bad been Indletod CH mile of the war, and which has been The candidacy of Mrs. Ruth Han­ on a charge of having held up Peter placed In Fell’s park. It Is planned na McCormick, Republican nominee Rlngler, of Campus, last July and I. E. ROACH to have the monument Illuminated at for United States senator has the relieving him of (411 In each. The night by flood lights. support of former Governor Frank two men had been Indicted In Kan­ MM r,i, As Invitation has born extended O. Lowden according to n msesage kakee county on another charge and to all Legion organisations In the which was read at a Republican rally were being held there pending trial. ■■G- county to participate In the unveil at Bloomington. When they were indicted In this lng at 11 a. m„ Armistice Day. county on a more serious charge, that Mrs! M^orariek’V'knowtodgcof nty authorities sur- Ltvtngstoa • • renewal (arm problems makes her the logical ii to Sheriff Scarratt for m. will be started< .V;- for the V. a senate. it hero. ,;',w -■ I m , \r*f. •>’ ijk THE CHATSWORTH CHATSWORTH,

Oharlee Woman, of Teutopolla., Another enjoyable hern thence w u ! —See Dr. 8« right (or ajattaolae. vlalted hi* brother, L. B. Women, held et the Joseph Diet* form Satur- | £. M. Raising accompanied » par- NEWS BRIEFS hen laat Thursday. day night. , ty of Piper City relative* to North New That Price Is h Style Be Rev. A. IX Kelkwerf left Monday J. W. Helken end K. K. Porter- Meneheeter. Ind.. Friday end riaited to attend a conference of Itllnola field ettended the football geaae et relative* until Sunday. The Forrest high school football pastors of the American Laitheren Champaign Saturday. ' Word hW been received by the team administered a defeat to the Sere Toe Get Qaality, To*! church. Phil Oleaaon la back In Chata- Melater family that their eouain,eouain. Sia- Sla­ Farmer City eleven Friday after­ Diamond prices were never before so low! And —Window glass sold at Quinn's. worlh after being in the hoapital et ter Chryaanthle, la 111 atnt St.8t. Fran- noon. The score was. 12-0. you ran depend on this store to protest your —A comedy play. “Cyclone Sally’' The census bureau has announced diamond Investment by giving yon the quality —Special Sunday dinner SOe. will be given Wednesday and Thurs­ Wataeke for some lime. ela’ hoepltel in Peoria. that the papulation of Kankakee, U- you have a right to expect. We Invite the moat Reserve ahead If possible. — Mrs. day, October 19 and SO, by the Char­ John Oelmers, Sr., baa been con- Nicholaa Budlnger and another critical comparisons of price and quality to prove linots, as revised, is 20,620. The re­ Sthel Cook. lotte Heme Bureau in the Bterfea- fined to bia home a portion of thla youth from Chicago droverove down Sat- that here la the place to invest your confidence vised Evanston figure Is 63,339. William Kurteabach has asked to berg building. week by an attack of flu. urday and vlalted overr Sunday with —end yonr diamond dollars! Economical pric­ have his Plalndeeler nulled to Chi­ ud Mrs. Leo Haberkorn.. The Melaenhofer homestead of 164 es run from 926 to 9200. —Black and orange art paper for —Halloween art paper, black and Mr- Mrs- ljeo Haberkorn.. acres Just south of Mlnonk on route cago instead of Peoria. Halloween decorations at The Plain- orange, aite 20**6 inches, 6c per Loren Tayler and family moved Misses BUsabeth Dohman and 2, was sold recently to Henry Het- D R .L K BROOKS IN CHARGE OF dealer office. Sheets IQxSC Inches, aheet, at The Plalndeeler. from OilmanGllasan to Paxton last week. senhofer on the basis of 9190 an OPTICAL DEPARTMENT Kathryn Flesaner spent the week­ 6 cents per sheet. >. Mr. and Mr*. Jamee Shaughneasy The former’s mother. Mrs. P. C. Tay­ acre. end vial ting friends In Chicago.' Mrs. John Herr and three chll-chil­ and family, of Streator, were gueeta ler. helped them several days. Next Saturday citlsena of Kemp- William Coughlin has returned dren, Cyril, Paul and Catherine, of Mrs. Gertrude Haley Sunday eve­ Misses AUne Hostler, Margaret ton and the surrounding community home from the Pontiac hospital and la Chatsworth Sunday visiting ning. Tibbetts and Ruth Kuhle, Chats­ will vote on the proposition of or­ H . H . SMITH apparently fully regained his health. Mrs. H ert’s sisters. Mrs. Ger­ worth teachers, were among those ganising a community high school JEWELER AND OPTOMETRIST—PONTIAC, ILLINOIS Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Strawn, of NORTH OF COURT HOUSE Mrs. MaryMaty MeMterMeUter tois reported as trude Haley and Mra..M. Roegnberg- Hammond, Ind., were Saturday and attending the football game at district. Many feel that a four-year being very ill at the home of her Sunday guests at the C. B. Strawn Champaign Saturday. term of high school is needed there daughter, Mrs. Jimmy Dorsad la Mrs. Bari Harrington went to home. I Members of the Eastern Star are. and are hopeful that a majority will Bocklln, Missouri, by train last week —’-'Cyclone Sally", the Charlotte being entertained by the Piper City record a vote for the proposition. Cold weather Sunday caused a to visit relatives. Mr. Harrington1 Home Bureau play, will be held on chapter tonight, and members of An automobile occupied by Mr. and golf tournament scheduled between and daughter, Alice Mae, expect to Wednesday and Thursday, October the Chatsworth Masonic lodge are Mrs. M. M. Price, of Jefferson, Iowa, jChataworth and Benson players to motor to Missouri Friday iind aecom 29 and 30. Admission 10c and 36c. Invited to attend Fairbury lodge to­ and another driven by John S. Watts be canceled. pany Mrs. Harrington hornhome. night. of Saunemln, collided at the Junction Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Strawn and of paved routes 119 and 147 Just —A dandy good second hand Calx- Mias Emma Grahame, of Peoria, vis­ Thomas C. Ford, Louis A. Glebe John Becker, of Onarga, who was and Arthur Gardner, who had been west of Saunemln Saturday. Mr. ton piano tor only 996.00. Plano Injured In a fall recently, la reported ited friend? and relatives in Chats­ Just tuned.—J. E. Roach Furniture summoned for petit Jury service In Watts and Mrs. Price were both SPECIALS to be getting along favorably and Is worth Sunday. Co., Chatsworth. the circuit court at Pontiac, were ex­ bruised and cut and both cars badly able to go-to his office dally and A delightful birthday party was cused from service by Judge S. R. damaged. CORN MEAL Mrs. Hannah Becker returned oversee the work of his office, that given by Mrs. Milford R. Simms last Baker Monday. Preparations are being made at lO _ _ 3 7 * home Monday morning after spend­ of local superintendent for the O. I. Saturday afternoon for her daugh­ Emmerson McCulloch and Miss Milford for the community’s sixth LIGHT HOUSE NAPTHA SOAP ing a week in the country with Mrs. P. & Co. 10 b a r s ______ter, Betty Jo, it being the little girl’s Mildred BetUger, of Freeport; Mr. big annual husking match, and the _ _ 3 9 * Anna Ortlepp. PRUNES Mr. and Mrs. John Bouhl enter­ seventh birthday. The children pres­ call for entries has been sent out. and Mrs. Ed Herron, of Gilman, and' a in *...... _ _ 2 5 * —Don’t miss the Charlotte Home tained with a dinner Sunday In hon­ ent had a happy time. Horace Herron, of Albany, New York Additional preparations are being made for the annual banquet which RAISINS Bureau’s home Ulent play, "Cyclone or of Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Martin Mr. and Mrs. .Frank Haag and were Sunday guests at the home of 8 It**. Is tendered the huskers the evening _ _ 2 5 * Sally’’ Wednesday and Thursday, Oc­ and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Q lllett’s family, formerly of near Cullom, are Mr. and Mrs. H. W. McCulloch.. NUGGET MACARONI, SPAGHETTI OR NOODLES of the contest date. Accommodations tober 29 and 30. first wedding anniversary. Mr. and moving from Peck, Michigan, to Col­ 4 p a c k a g e s______...2 5 * Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hammond will be available for more than two Mrs. Homer Olllett and family were orado. While on their way to their DRIED PEACHES Mias Bernice Brock, student at the spent several days last week in Chi­ hundred at the banquet. also present new home they stopped in Chats­ per lb. _ _ 2 1 * University of Illinois spent the week­ cago. Mr. Hammond attended the B. H. Harry, 71, former mayor SUREBET JELLO—Lemon, Orange and C h e w y worth this week and visited friends. end at home with her parents, Mr. Mrs. Christina Singer Is here from sessions of the Masonic grand lodge and pioneer business man of Gibson 8 p a c k a g e s______2 0 * and Mrs. V. V. Brock. Straws. 8he has been at the Borg- Work on Chatsworth’s new picture as representative Of the local Mason­ City, died at his home about noon HOUSEHOLD FLOUR tnan home while Mrs. Borgman was theatre is progressing nicely. The ic lodge while Mrs. Hammond was Thursday following a heart attack 49c lb. sack ______$ 1 . 4 6 The Legion Auxiliary met Monday visiting with relatives. HOUSEHOLD FLOUR evening with Mrs. Andrew Eby. at the hospital In Pontiac, helping new front and lobby are finished; the of only a few hours. He was at hla According to a postal received 84 lb. sack ------76* There were fifteen present and they care for her daughter, Mrs. C. O. walls and ceiling have been decorat­ place of business Wednesday and in Miller, who recently underwent an yesterday Dr. and Mrs. O. D. Will- TOWN CRIER FLOUR did work for war orphans. ed and carpenters are now laying the the evening attended a theatre, but 40 lb. sack ______$ 1 .8 1 operation. Mrs. Miller Is recovering raised floor. No opening date has stead left Chicago Sunday morning shortly after retiring complained of Lorraine Bchade invited a group TOWN CRIER FLOUR splendidly and expects to be able to been set but it will probably be a at 8 o’clock and drove as far as Eau Illness. A physician was called at 84 lb. sack ______9 2 * of friends to her home Saturday aft­ return' home soon. week or more. Clatre, Wis., 400 miles. They got once, but Mr. Harry lapsed into un­ LEW IS LYE ernoon to help celebrate her sixth to Minneapolis In time to unpack for People who have occasion to use Thus far but nine voters of Liv­ consciousness about S a. m. Thurs­ 8 cans ______2 5 * birthday. Oamee were played and dinner and 4he doctor attended the BROWN OR POWDERED SUGAR the new nine-foot paved highway ingston county who expect to be out day dying five minutes before noon. refreshments served. south of Chatsworth are wondering afternoon lectures and met several George Hunt .the El Paso youth 8 l b s .______— 2 5 * of the county at the November 4 old classmates. The-ladles are hav­ PURE CANE GRANULATED SUGAR The general conference of the if they must go through another win­ election have registered as absentee who received a serious back injury ing a few trips around the cities. lO l b s . ______— 5 1 * Evangelical church In Its quadren­ ter with the road unfinished. The voters with - County Clerk Joe S. In the El Paso-Pontiac high school Elmer Campbell, of Macomb, was d nial session recently held at Milwau­ paving from the Rumbold corner Reed. This 1b said to be an unusu­ football game I Pontiac last October kee, Wis., elected Dr. O. E. Bpp, south to the Oermanvllle-Ford coun­ ally small number with election date renewing acquaintances , here Tues­ and who has since been a patient In missionary secretary of the denom­ ty line has been finished but the but 12 days away.. day afternoon. Mr. Campbell was the St. James hospital, the Illinois / /* ! D A W S ECONOMY GROCERY ination to the board of bishops. He shouldering remains unfinished. As employed as a barber here until Research hospital In Chicago, and CHARLES ROBERTS. Manager CHATSWORTH. ILLINOIS A 7J pound boy was born to Mr. eight years ago by Eddie Cooney. more recently at St. Francis hospi­ was assigned to the St. Paul, Minn., It now stands every time two cars and Mrs. R. E. Martin, of Piper City, meet one must turn off on the dirt. After going to Macomb he followed tal In Peoria, is reported much Im­ »»9M 9«44-9****4*** 4 1 I I I I 111 I I 14 H 1 I 11 "I district. Roy O. Settler was elect­ Thursday, October 16. The child ed publisher for both houses, located In some places the drop Is six or his trade until about two years ago proved. The past several weeks he was critically ill the first of the week Btnce which time he has been selling has become much stronger and has at Cleveland, Ohio, and Harrisburg. more inches. That there have been requiring surgical treatment. Mrs. no accidents Is luck. The Plain- feed. He now h a B four children, a | regained more use of his armB and Pa. The time limit of pastorates, Msrtin’B sister, Mrs. Stirco Beck, has dealer is told that Mr. Lobb,* the con­ pretty little miss of 18 months hav­ jlegs. A walker Is being made for seven years, has been entirely re­ been with the mother and Mrs. tractor, has not been paid for the ing been added to the family. Mr. | him and It Is hoped by his doctord l09»994f494999494M M H M I »4e»4*4l»4*»-M "M-»»+4-+4-M 44 M moved so that churches and minis­ Christina Eaker, is also assisting In paving although it has been accept­ Campbell was on hlB way to Colum­ i that he will be able to get around ters can continue to work together the home. without unnecessary interruption. ed. Somebody undoubtedly is hold­ bus. Ohio, on a business trip. |very easily with the aid of this. However ratification by a majority ing up the work. The shouldering Since Mrs. Gertrude Haley pur­ Although Gardie Clapp, president BEWITCHING of all annual conferences of 1931 is should be finished before someone is chased the Sneyd residence, two re­ GERMAN V1LLE HOLDS of the First National bank at Maxon movals have been necessitated. The HALLOWE’EN required to make It effective. killed. SPECIAL ELECTION had selected Aaron Moshlek of Chi­ tenant of the place, P. L. McGuire, cago from a picture, as one of the SPECIALS! has secured the J. W. Meister resi­ A special township election will four men who held him captive In dence just weBt of it. The Meister be held at the Freehlll schoolhouse. his home and then robbed the bank, residence will be vacated by J. F. District No. 246. In Germanville he failed to Identify the man when IT ’S HALLOWE’EN Donovan, who will move into the DEPOSITS GUARANTEED BT township, Saturday. October 25. A Moshlek appeared personally before TIM E — with Its Mette house. vote will be taken for or against an him In Chicago Thursday. Mr. and witches, spooks, hoot Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shafer, daughter, Mrs. Clapp and son. Edwin, and Miss BANKING FUND annual tax of 33 1-3 cents on each owls and black mys­ Lois Mardell, and Mrs. John Schuck Mildred Sproull, who were held cap­ $100 assessed valuation of all tax­ tery. For the Hal of Washington, Illinois, returned able property. Including railroads. In tive In the Clapp home the night be- •. lowe'en jwirty there home last Wednesday evening, Oc­ Germanville township for a period of fore the bank was robbed of 113,400 must I* food—pood tober 15th, from a week’s vacation three years, namely the years 1930, accompanied Deputy Sheriff Edwin spent with friends and relatives at 1931 and 1932. for the purpose of Wilson but none was able to Identify food and appropriate Paton, Iowa. On their return home Improving and maintaining earth Moshlek as one of the bandits. food. The Happy they stopped at Davenport, Iowa and roads by grading and oil treating the The city of Kankakee Is planning Hour Stores offer visited the W, O. C. broadcasting same. The polls will be open at 7 on giving every man a breakfast who you a wonderful list station. a. m. and continue open until 5 p. m. is housed In the police station dur- . of Hallowe’en foods Ing the winter. Heretofore the F riends of Mr. and Mrs. T. U. Mc- I ------at prices so low Safety Crystal will he surprised to learn HEALTH IMPROVING homeless and unemployed who have applied have been allowed to sleep you'll !>e astounded Deposit that they are moving away from I Rev. Wm. H. Lucas, of Pekin. In a letter to The Plalndealer, dated j in a room provided for that purpose when you see the Boxes Humboldt, Minn., and, accompanied Buy These Items by their daughter, Dorothy, will take October 15. states that he has start­ and In the morning turned loose.! quality. Don’t wall up their residence in Chicago. Two ed to improve In health. He Is feel­ .hungry, to shift for themselves. Now SATURDAY —see yonr Happy of the McCrystal girls are teaching ing better, but hasn’t strength the city council has decided that a 1 Hour Merchant to­ ::i In Chicago. Mrs. McCrystal was at enough fo r -all th e things th a t need | man with an empty stomach Is m ore1 at all HAPPY HOUR STORES day. the Mayo Bros, hospital in Roches­ to be done. He Is taking all his apt to commit some crime, If neces- CAMEL HKA.N I> Make* smooth, fla­ sary, in order to eat and that It is a | vorful pie— you’ll d e­ No. 216 ter, Minn., some time ago and fol­ public services now for the first time clare It’a marvel­ lowing an operation, has made fine since Easter. lot cheaper to give him something to PUMPKIN ous. Can KITCHENETTE progress in her recovery from an ali­ eat than to convict him of a crime ment that proved to be not as ser­ In every-day conversation we oft­ and send him to prison. A breakfast en mention an Interesting bit of MARSHMALLOWS lb. 16c, 5 lb. 69c ious as It had been feared. of buns and coffee, they ascertain, HAPPY HOUR These Mesopotamia Dates news regarding a certain products, can be furnished for about three D*AA a I/I r \ A — fresh from the orient— 10 OZ. ' some new feature that makes the cents and would do much to relieve a r l t t c a U Apleasing I »„.__iu*clou- flavor. m"''ce!i«1 n t * 2 3 c 1 product of more value to us. Where man's suffering. At present an av­ FANCY FRANQUETTK Snappy rweet meats did we get the Information? Usual­ erage of about 35 men apply nightly 'wrapped In a aoft ly from the advertisements. Re­ I shell that breaks at the police station for lodging but Budded WALNUTS^■'easily. lb. 33c member that the Plalndealer col­ the number will probably greatly in­ CLICQUOT CLUB It’a better be Send It By Uncle umns carry Information of value. crease as winter sets in. The long arm of the law, repre­ GINGER ALE -v / 3 bot. 47c -Money Is saved by ad reading. sented In person by Sheriff Harry I. HA I.IV BROWS ___ a perfect cake every CORN Curtis, Deputy Sheriffs Charles /I a If IJ 1 IIV time with the Flavor Lu u y C/ M IA JuM rlsht or *our CaT 30C S am Crowe, Ben Anderson, Adolph An­ money refunded. HU 8KER8 derson and A1 Sexton, all of Paxton, URKAT NORTHERN and Chief of* Police Harold Hierney New BEANS 1930 Crop 3 lb. 23c NEEDS of Gibson City reached down on the CRYSTAL H U We have manyay cicustomers who bank with pool hall of Ralph Plerucclnl on So. l/Ots of Suds us fayy mail.ma They find our service safe, simple and n o royal Ta ilo r s Inc Sangaman avenue Tuesday about SOAP Quirk! 10 bars 33c is io.ooc r m f s midnight and gathered In ten men POST VASELINE efficient. who were playing poker and Leo LINIMENTS Karney, who was operating the game. BRAN FLAKES 10c Plerucclnl was at home at the time MY OWN You'll like it, too, if it is not convenient for HAND LOTIONS Cleaned and Pressed of the raid, the offlcera arresting you to transact your banking wih us in person. Men's Suits and Hats him later on the charge of running MARGARINE lb. 17c FACE CREAMS Ladles’ Plain Dresaee LOOSE W IL E8 a gaming house. The players and TOOTH PASTES 2 !h. Ask us to explain the details and we will glad­ Plercculnl were taken to Paxton that KRISPY CRACKERS Box 23c TOOTH BRUSHES $ 1 . 0 0 night by the officers, the players ap­ ly do so. pearing before Justice of the Peace PRODUCE ADHESIVE TAPE Men’s Suits brushed (JA j Clyde Thompson and pleading guil­ Bed Star Sweet rotators, 6 lbs. 23e and pressed for ------GUV ty. They were each fined 923.65 Head Lettuce, 2 Heads, I7r SHAVING CREAMS MAY WE SUGGEST— which they paid. Plerucclnl was Home things to aerve at yoor Hallowe’en Party. PUMPKIN PIE TALCUM POWDERS placed In the county jail. He later ky all means . . . SPICE CAKE— for thone wh« don’t rat pie . DATES fled In smear and staffed wit!, v itnnt meats . . SAFETY RAZORS furnished ball for 91,000. Leo Kar­ MARSHMALLOW'S—what fWR roasting them CIDER. GIKOCR B o b N o rm a n ney, whose ball was fixed at 9600, ALL, or MOT COCOA—will serve ma the l.» v iv.ge. RAZOR BLADES Is still In Jail.— Gibson Courier. C itizens Bank FLASHLIGHTS E U t ALARM CLOCKS I n r H a p p y H o u r s i tj CHATSWORTH ILLINOIS y * ! A M I W ll A L U N C H U T S HAT SALESMAN ONANJITO A N D O P E R A T E D B Y THERMOS BOTTLES COMING A daughter, first child, weight 7| INDEPENDENT HOME M ERC HA Nest week a salesman will pounds, was born to Mr. and Mrs. be et Peggy’s Shop with pew John Sllberxabn at Pontiac Monday, beta. If yon want to bo sail­ October 20. She has been named ed, phone us and wo will sail Mary Agnea. The mother was for­ w m c merly Mlaa Agnes Herberich and th e i The Corner Grocery couple, who are both former Chate- worthiana, have many friends her* who will bo delighted to extend eon- f *...... I......

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< M K « t Well It U.S04 for lie to­ over In both countries li rsnninft HUBUHN m ounted by Mr. S. Cooper. The dent. Robert Koehler, in the chair, Waukegan generating station of the day at the Will C. Quinn Bexall drag Of 84, why they were gro specimens are a cormorant, two A bandanna about his neck and a rope tied about his waist,-King KBPQjgp jp iiM n y Bi Friday. October 19th, beginning at Public 8ervlce Company of Northern store. other Uke a couple ot Fat loons, a red-winged blackbird, a Albert of Belgium was snapped ka this informal pose as he reached 7 : 20 I>. M. Illinois. It weighs 120 tons. on the same Opera bill. snake, a squirrel and a mole. the summit of the steep Castelletto In Italy with a party ol friends F irst th e business of the club was Illtnois Is maintaining a road con­ One thousand more Illinois resi­ Austria, they Just be- It Is hoped that from time to time Marias hM annual mountain-climbing expedition. discussed, each committee chairman struction program of over 50 miles dents reached the age of 80 In 1929 since the last war that th we will be able to add new speci­ giving a report. Margaret Bergman, per weak. than In 1888. would be no way that mens to the museum. chairman of the charging committee, be welcome to them, Aquarium Improved reported that 177 books have been The review for this issue was given November 1st application forms started all the rest ot t The aquarium has four different checked out since September 2Jt, and by Weber McCulloch. All members for 1931 auto licenses will he avail­ Serbia, and they dont water plants which all seem to be that 4 4 cents In fines have been col­ able, according to announcement their reputations, they wi growing. There are several small of the staff will have their turn. lected. The chairman of the cata­ made by Secretary of State William in history ss having si snails and one large one lhat help loging committee. Lofs Plapp. said J. Stratton. Every year thousands ’ “ L / V ce i n r big ones. keep the aquarium clean by eating that 36 old books and 43 new books of applications have to be returned th e algae that forms on the sides. Then Italy Is ranting have been catalogued this year. to applicants because of Improperly A spotted water newt and a small there trying to pick u; The report of the typing commit­ executed applications or failures to sunffsh are also in It. Three clams, country and outlet for th< tee, Vivian See, was that all they enolose the proper fee so the Secre­ one of pretty good size, are to be France Is watching them have typed this year has been “The tary of State is urging careful read­ found in the aquarium. oyo all the time, and th Taller.” The pictures committee's ing of the blanks. Fees are printed Mussolini wants, he had New Pile IhtrrhiiHM) for laboratory report by Chairman Mary Corbett on the reverse aide of the applica­ N A S H Francs then anything, Fr An upright file with four large was that they haven't begun work tions and are based on horsepower drawers now stands in the labora­ she would have no troi yet, but want all members to keep In passenger cars and on combined them, but if she went doi tory for the purpose of filing bulle­ on the lookout for interesting pic­ weight of the track and load In tins, catalogues, papers and other ■SB it, Germany would take tures. After these reports It was "Equitable and Just distribution trucks. More care In the writing of alty and get at them anf things that go with zoology, botany decided by the club that the dues of the costs of government will not names and addresses would also and physical geography. want to have to Uke the would be ten cents a semester. be possible as long as Illinois re­ eliminate the return of many license the Checko-8lovaklans Hornet's Neat Drought In The charging committee then gave tains its antiquated tax provisions In pistes which are undeliverable be­ hammed In down their On Monday. October 20. Traeger a program, the first feature of which the state consttltutlon” Governor cause of wrong addressee. Notaries course the Turks, there I Rosenboom brought in a well shap­ was a musical entertainment by Miss Louis L. Emmerson declared In an public, garage owners and automo­ S ix Irks a Turk so much ss ed hornet's nest which was found on Sarlne De Reske's (Margaret Borg- address at Peoria urging the adop­ bile clubs, because of the help they Lowest Priced in All Nash History *795 Lots of pretty smart r a gooseberry bU R h. It was secured man) orchestra. Five of her best tion of the amendment to the consti­ extend In making out applications, ( T J < M ) M s i) is one ot tbs biggest coi Oy using freezing gas to drive out players were present, Miss Iva Sca- tution which will appear on the large are being requested particularly to tors to our present stat the hornets. Most of them were vlnski (Geneva Drilling), Miss Ka- ballots in the election November 4th. carefully check every Item Involved unrest, la that all big flt driven out but a few remained which trinka Bookeraski (Evelyn Dorsey). Governor Emmerson has spoken In before forwarding the application. of what will happen In tJ can be seen flying around the labor­ Miss Gusla Susie Boogenslockes Bloomington and over WLS broad­ World’s Lowest Priced Eight 4-Door Sedan *955 and they dont know wh atory windows. casting Station recently and put forth (Mary McCulloch). Miss Spsganskl The state penal farm near Van- {Th*9-77S*Jm s) up. Thata why sverybo Pome of the faculty say that they Whosahollern (Bernelce Wallrich), efforts otherwise to secure a favor­ dalla Is now turning oat about 200 on to what they got. Th don't object to having snakes and and Miss Sophia Phlpina. grand­ able vote on this proposition. gallons of sorghum dally from cane the wind than Just our 1 turtles turned loose to ream the daughter of Paderewski (Luclle raised during the past summer, ex­ dltlon over hers. Wo g building, hut they draw the line at Gingerich). Some of the numbers The first cottage of the new mil­ pecting to produce a total of 4,000 Only Twin-Ignition E ight at Its Price *1295 w s ever had, there Is allowing hornets the same privileges. played were selections from "(Jar- gallons this year.. In spite of the money, as many to eat, a lion dollar reformatory for women C T teM O M w s) —T— men", "William Tell” and finally has been completed at Dwight. The dry weather It Is estimated that feed, as many to bny. Bi ZOOIAX.Y CLASS COES "Silently They Steal Away.” at the minimum age for the reformatory is nearly 100 gallons will he about the dltlons are uncertain. 9 ON A FIELD Till I* end of which the entire orchestra 16 years, overlapping by two years average amount produced from an cause its thing outside had "stolen away” There were al­ the maximum age for the state train­ acre's crop. E ight that la worrying am. T so a number of trios on the famous ing school for girls at Geneva. For Finest Motoring Money Can Buy *1565 signs are not right all « The Zoology class went with Miss Look at South America, imported Zugas. played by three of these ages judges will be asked to Federal officials are hoping to be (TO«840*4ae) Plaster on a field trip to the tile our lifetime haa there her best players. use their discretion in making com­ be able to move Into the new Spring- (AUPrictt/. * ii n x m m pond. Monday. October 20th. disturbances at ona timi Next we listened to a half hour mitments. When all the buildings Held poetoffice building about No­ The first thing they caught was a whole thing Is world wi radio story about Abraham Lincoln are completed, the institution will vember 1. tiny crayfish, which was found un­ (acted by It less than aa der a rock along the shore. Next from WLS. The radio was a Philco accommodate about a hundred wo­ If we keep our nose < the larvae of the scorpion fly was Baby Grand, loaned to us for the men who commit lesser crimes and J. Paul Clayton, vice president of start yapping about s< found near the cray fish. They also evening by Mr. Porterfield. The are sentenced for six months or more. the Central Illinois Public Service konor, or wkat oar found some small shells along the Club wishes lo thank Mr. Porterfield The Institution Is sponsored by the company, Springfield, was elected m oral obligations shore on the other side of the pond, very much for this favor. clubs of women of Illinois and will president of the Illinois Chamber of are, we might 0o- and a little snapping turtle. Professor Foolzeni (Raymond have opportunities for classification, Commerce at its twelfth annual eape it. Bat Its go­ Around the next pond the class Kurtenhach). a magician, then per­ medical care, and • training for self- meeting In Chicago, succeeding ing to take better caught three fish, one of which was formed some of his numerous stunts. support, now lacking In county and Wayne Hummer, of LaSalle. Walter Statesmanship than a croppie. They also found a dead Ho was assisted by Comedians Floyd city jails. W. Williams, of Benton, was chosen we have been fa­ clam, some milk weed, the seed of Kurtenhach and John Bergan. The vice president, Carleton G. Ferris, vored with hereto­ meeting adjourned at 8:45. the box elder tree which grows Interest earned on money collect­ executive vice president, and Albert C o m p a r e the new, lo w er Nash prices, entirely unexampled motor car value* fore. Bit tho way around the pond, some asparagus — T—- ed and deposited during the quarter E. Bailey, of Macomb, treasurer. Di­ wo are now we are c o m e to seed, and plenty of cockle burrs. FRESHMEN GIVE PARTY FRIDAY ending September 30 by Secretary of rectors elected were: Verne E. Joy, Then your Nash showroom Nash now offer* to the American public, l a o k y Jo have nothing hit a One interesting thing about the M embers of th e sophom ore clasB State William J. Stratton amounted Centralis; A. H. White, Lawrence- and study tht tu n . Your first view o f the The new can are larger and finer than trip was the finding of spirogyra or have been Invited to a return party to $33,475.22. which lias now been vllle: W. H. Wright, East St. Louis; sea scum which is greenish colored C. M. Thompson. Urbans; George A. which the Freshmen are giving Fri­ paid Into’ the state treasury. t h r e e n e w Nash Eights and the new Nath any Nash can that have gone before. and sometimes covers a whole pond. day evening. October 24th. Numer­ Williams, Decatur; E. it. Jonlson, Another thing of interest was the Paris; J. Paul Clayton, Springfield; ous class and committee meetings Nearly four million tons of coal Six will convey—instantly and over- Ride in them. Drive them. Do this— homes of the crayfish which are lead us to suspect that all attending A. E. Bailey. Macomb; A. H. Dollear. made of clay and are round with an were mined In Illinois during Sep­ Jacksonville; Omar H. Wright, Bel- are In for a good time. tember, according to the monthly re­ whelmingly—full realization ofth* m dyu, f , mill muut it nm u Nutk opening at the top. —T— V Id ere; L. R. Blackman, Moline; , — T— port of John Mlllhouse, director of John H. Camlln, Rockford; S. B. TATLER GIVES NEWS REVIEWS mines and minerals. Total output HEALTH PAPERS RETURNED 14os ant, Kankakee; W. H. Fitch, Au­ Two weeks ago, when The Tatler of 152 mines, operating on an aver­ rora; King Williams, Chicago Battery & Tire Service Station Wk:?- The health papers which the coun­ came out In The Ptatndealer the ed­ • c ' age of 11.7 days, was 8,888,881 tons. Heights: Stnyvesant Peabody, Brit­ ty nurses sent back to the school for itor emulated certain great newspa­ Including 417,818 tons produced by ton I. Budd and Fred W. Sargent, of the students to take home to their pers and magaalnes by giving a brief 15 strip mines that employed 1/618 Chicago. parents hare been distributed. The aecount of the news that would ap­ men. The total men employed by parents are to look over theee and pear In It. The object of this talk see that their children get the at­ was to Interest students so they the shipping mines in the 80 coal —U para to tention they need. would be sure to road their papers.” producing counties was 48,515. After Largest Air Liner Crashed This Mutton Is High! estate, hereby gives notioe that he will appear before the Couaty Court of Livingston county, at the court This vicinity has experienced some house In Pontiac, at the December real winter weather for several term on the first Monday in Decern' days. her next, at which tin* all persons ROGER Mr. and Mrp. Clarence Andreas having claims against said estate are spent Tuesday visiting relatives at notified and requested to attend for BEVERLT HILLS.—Wen all 11 Peoria. Is Just what I read in the Pa para There the purpose of having the same ad­ Mrs. Cable Salisbury, Is some pretty big stu> In the papers of Hanna, justed. ta d was calling on friends here on r____ nowadays, but Its Dated this 26th day of September, Saturday. ' W S f l kinder under cover. 1930. ■Mpeq Did yon ever kinder Mrs. Tena Singer Has been visit­ PRANK H. HERR, Executor y k l stop to figure It oaL ing relatives at Chataworth for sev­ Adsit, Thompson ft Herr eral days. f k w this old World of Attorneys 09-16-11 (L v l ours as a whole Is Mr. and Mrs. W. ▲. Somers spent t f l M n°t sitting sc pretty Sunday in Chicago and attended a Just at tbs present baseball game. Completely Relieved Mr. and Mrs. 1. J. Kemnets were BELL W&M time. Did you know Of Stomach Trouble ~'inl ***** there Is an week-end visitors with relatives at awful lot of parts of Chicago and Gary, tad. Y f f J Europe that is Just Mr. and Mrs. Ftoely and children, A c/ sitting on wbst the of Scottsvllle, spent several days vis­ rv . old tlmo O r a t o r iting at the C. 8. Hall home. ------used to call a Pow­ Rev. picks, of Evanston and Rev. der Keg? Well It la R. 8. Folkers, of El Paso, were at We cant pick up a paper that from the M. B. church here Sunday. One to a hundred dont pbopbesy 'that H. J. Hornlckel delivered about a Prosperity Is Just around the corner. A mass of twisted steel was all that remained of the British dirigible thousand bushels of new corn to the Bat let me tell you that war Is nearer R-101, largest airship in the world, after It crashed Into ft.hlli near Beauvais, France, and burned while on a flight from England to India. elevator here Tuesday morning. . * DLEXON, M.D. around the corner than prosperity Is. Miss Mildred Kunts, of Normal, 1 dont mean so much for us right here. The disaster claimed 41 Uvea, including that of England's air minister. Lord Thomson. This photo shows French officers guarding the wreckage. spent the week-end here with her But I mean over in Europe. That Russia parents, Mr. and Mrs.. Paul Hunts. Is tick in g up an awful lot of dust, and Several of the taulles’ Aid mem- Germany Is harboring a terrible lot of Owned by a Mt Pleasant, Utah, cattleman, this big yearling Ram- dissatisfaction, that Hitler has got em boulllet ram brought 61300 at the recent National Ram Association all stirred up over there. He made a Finds Clue to , sale in Saif Lake City. Pretty Miss Sarah Perkins la shown poalng speech last wee* In which he advocated with the prise mutton. the breaking of the Versailles Treaty, Lost Gold Mine he said that It was made by a lot of F. T. Wilson made a business trip tered during last Thursday night Mrs. Chas. D. Smith, Hayworth, III. and a lot of gooda were missing the old men, who most of them were about to Kankakee Tuesday. “Para Pepsin has completely re­ Miss Gladys Penicook Is visiting next day. the former's mother, Mrs. Anna Pyg- Joe Callahan, of Milford, was re­ ready to die, and now here was a lot elected Illinois State President of the lieved me of constipation and of young men grown up and they had he In Chicago for a few days. Mias Aldlne Younger, Miss Dixon, stomach trouble. For several Mr. and 'Mrs. Clarence Hunts re­ Farmers Union at the Btate conven­ carry all this burden, tor which they Mrs. Dave Penicook is In Chicago and Mr. Leach, of Pontiac, were vis­ months I had been taking power­ turned to their home at Sherburn, tion held In Kankakee. Frank Kline were not directly to blame, and that it In a hospital under a doctor's care.. itors Sunday evening at the Hermle ful laxatives. I had terrible pains Minn., Monday, having spent a week was elected vice-president and Alex was only a matter of time till they Just Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lyons and fam ­ Shlves home. in and across my stomach that visiting at the home of his uncle, wouldent do it, they would say, "Well ily spent the week-end at Floyd. Mr. and .Mrs. Charles Arrlgo and Burcher, of Coulterville, second vice would nearly double me up in ae- Joe Hunts, Sr., and other relatives. onv and at times I feared appendi­ come on France, what are you going Iowa. daughter, were guests president. E. E. Kennedy was re­ elected secretary. citis, but Para Pepsin relieved ipe- to do about ItT We cant be any worse Mrs. Frank W hite and Miss Mar­ Sunday at the home of her mother, I can recommend it to anyone off If you come in and take over our garet Herron were Kankakee shop­ Mrs. Theresa Hornlckel. troubled with constipation ana the Country than wo are now.” pers Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Amacher, of First little girl to second little girl many ills that result It is very easy Then those little Balkan Nations, Mrs. Elmer Pettlbone, of Chicago. Pontiac, were Sunday evening call­ on way home from Sunday school: to take and its action is marvelous. they are like a little mess of stray Ter. Is visiting at the home of Mr. and ers at the home of his parents, Mr. “Do you believe there is a Devil?’’ PARA PEPSIN, the new laxa­ riers anyhow, they Just as well be fight­ Mrs. Lem Kibllnger. and Mrs. David Amacher. . Second little girl: “No, It’s like tive-tonic. is being Introduced at ing as like they are. This has been Mr. and Mrs. Martin are the Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pygman and Santa Claus, It’s your father." the Will C. Quinn Drug Store in Chatsworth and is sold by good about the longest they have ever been proud parents of a son, Ernest Lee, son, Donald, and wife, of Decatur, Good news In the ads. druggists everywhere. between wars. I see the other day born Friday night. were guests Sunday at the home of where Russia was Just on the verge of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Read returned home from a visit with their daugh- Invading Roumanla. They hare al­ ter, Mrs. Robert Reid at Bartlea- ways bad It In for them and figured vllle, Oklahoma. they only bad to take a couple of days A few friends and neighbors went rations and rounds of ammunition and In and surprised Mrs. Edna Talbot go over and take that Country anyhow. Friday night and Mrs. Mabel Sharp Russia and Poland are always on the on Monday night, It being their verge of war. I remember when I was birthdays. * over In both countries In the summer Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Squires, Irish Of 26, why they were growling at each McDermott, Joe McGuire and Lyle other like a couple of Fat Prime Donas Swltser were among those who at­ on the same Opera bill. tended the home-coming at Cham­ Austria, they Just been so bad off paign Saturday. since the last war that they know there Fifteen members of the J. A. M. would be no way that war wouldent dub went to Normal Friday after­ be welcome to them. Bulgaria has noon, where they surprised Mrs. Jean w nan Annie L. Rose, prospec­ started all the rest of them, her and Burger, It being her birthday. Tho tor, above, discovered recently Serbia, and they dont want to lose afternoon was spent In playing five two human skull* In the Teha- their reputations, they want to go down hundred and nice refreshments were chapl mountains In California, sh» unearthed a clue of the “Lost In history as having started all the served. Horse’’ gold mine, which had been big ones. Allen Day met with an accident lost since the day In 1678 when a Then Italy Is ranting around down Tuesday noon when his car was hit quadruple murder wiped out all there trying to pick up some more by another car crossing the hard who knew its location. The skulls country and outlet for their population. road on route 8. The car, a Ford are believed to be those of the France Is watching them with an Eagle victim s. ^ eye all the time, and thata Just what Mussolini wants, he had rather worry France than anything, France feels that she would hare no trouble whipping them, but It she went down there to do It, Germany would take that opportu­ CULLOM NEWS nity and get at them and she Just dont want to bare to take the chance. Then the Checko-Slovaklans feel klnda Nationally-known hemmed In down their way. and of Electric Refrigerators course the Turks, there Is nothing that Irka a Turk so much as peace. M a z d a New electric refrigerators are re­ Lots of pretty smart men think that duced 10% during October I Is one of the biggest contributing fac­ Only models now in stock are tors to our present state of economic L a m p s included in this offer, so don't unrest. Is that all big finance Is afraid delay—start now to enjoy the of what will happen In the near future, in Cartons A many benefits of care-free electric and they dont know where It will end up. Thats why everybody Is banging refrigeration in your home. To on to what they got. There Is more In have your choice delivered you the wind than Just our little local con­ need pay only a small sum down dition over here. We got as much as —take 18 whole months for the we ever had, there Is Just as much balance! money, as many to eat, and as many to A uurrJ Strvict and Satitf action feed, as many to buy. But still our con­ ditions are uncertain. Why? Just be­ cause Its thing outside our own land that la worrying em. They know that signs are not right all over this World. Look at South America. When during our lifetime has there been as many When lamps barn ont or become blackened and disturbances at one time? No 81r the inefficient have a bandy carton of spares on hand whole thing Is world wide, we are ef­ fected by it less than anyone. ready for use whenever needed. Now yon may If we keep our nose dean and dont purchase any combination of six or more genuine start yapping about somebody elsee honor, or what oar ______Mazda Lamps at the lowest prices evert Simply m oral obligations H fiS J S S t phone this office and a service man will visit your are, wo might On- m m m / eape It. But Its go- 7 home, fill empty sockets in hard-to-reach places, log to take bettor Statesmanship than and leave a handy kit for future use. Lamps are we have been fa- w l v x 7 9 charged with your next light bill. There is no voted with hereto- Z T W a F k ir car value* fore. But the way j L U m t j m X charge for service, of course. Insure good illumi­ nation in your home during this October offer! erican public, mighty laoky Jo New nationally-known Electric Ranges nd finer than T o make it easy for you to pur­ gone before, chase, we are offering automatic Why Genuine MAZDA electric ranges at a 10% discount n. Do this-* during October only. And to nlty lighting may be blamed to electric service— fM fl Nstka ly tests all merchandise and make it still easier, yon need pay mps. They are carefully in- only a small snm down to have be of proper voltage. Use ae­ your choice delivered to your borne. T his applies only to on will enjoy all the benefits controlled, offers in relieving Ranges now in stock, so don’t delay— visit this office while the •election is still large and varied.

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ENTRAL LLINOIS UBLIC e r v ic e C o m p a n y ' v V ■ T V TOPS THE CHATSWORTH HA1NDEALER. CHA mm ■ m m m .'a rt i 9:30 — Sunday school and Bible h e . class. Tka Livings too Gouty ram Bu- |CHURCH NOTES) 10:30 — Divine service with ad­ Soft Black Hats in Mode for W inter raau la sponsoring Its aoeond u su al —Do away with holiday-time wor­ tour of the Union stock yards, Chics- ries about greeting cards by ordering ministration of Holy Communion. • * * ft**- *** METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH go. fur tka farmers o t this county Oernaanville NEW STYLES, TRIMMED WITH BOWS OR BANDINGS, TEND TO MAKE HEAD LOOK • Wd their tamlliM, Wednesday. Oc­ ~ f - S S - tober 19th. Prayer meeting at the parsonage 1:30 — Sunday school and Bible v SMALLER—MISTAKES TO AVOID IN MAKING PURCHASES every Wednesday evening at 7:30 p. class. The Chicago A Alton and Wabash m. 2:30— Divine service with admin­ BY HARRIET railroads arc so-operating with the istration of Holy Communion. TTAT8 this winter are o m of the (arm bureau and will provide two special trains (or those desiring to Sunday school as usual at 9:45 a. n most Important single Item In make the trip. The Altos la m. Orchestra music (or opening and The sendees Sunday are In com­ the new mode. FIFTY-SEVENTH Closing exercises. Everybody cor­ memoration of the Day of Reforma­ The right hat can make a wo­ making arrangements to place extra dially invited to come. tion—October 31, 1517. We Invite man look becoming In an Indiffer­ coaches on their Hammer which The worship service of the ohurch our members to contribute their rec­ ent looking costume, while tbe leavee Pontiac at • .a pa. and will at 11:00 a. m. Members and frlendH ogniijon of this celebrated event by wrong hat can completely wreck also atop at Chenoa and Odell on tbe are urged to come and bring others, attending our divine services. what, would otherwise be a perfect morning of the tour. The Wabash OBSERVE TH ensemble. la also stopping its early morning Epworth League at 6:45 p. m. All Visitors are always welcome. EGG MABH young people are welcome. Good A. E. KALKWAKF, Pastor This Is a winter when soft hats train and will make atops at Strawn, are at a premium. But In making 100 lbs. - $ 2 . 7 5 study topics. Come and help in tha Forrest (3:49 a. m), Saunemin, Em- BOG BALANCER 43RD WED discussions. HI— purchases It la a mistake to get a Ington and Reddick to take care of Evangelical Church Program 100 lbs. ------$ 3 . 4 0 Evening devotional meeting at hat just because the aame one the patrons from the eastern part of (To be mixed with >00 lbs. of 7:30 p. m. You are always welcome. looked line on a woman whose ap­ Livingston county. Returning, the Church School—9:30 a. m. Les­ pearance ahe envied. A hat la pri­ your own grain) ANNIVEf O. J. ACKERMAN Minister railroads will carry the excursionists son: "World’s Temperance Sunday." SCRATCH FEED (best A f u marily a personal bit of apparel. It on either Its regular trains or make — 11— Divine Worship— 10:30 a. in. The should bear definite relation to the grade), 100 lbs—------9 « e 4 V t LUTHERAN CHURCHES contour of the wearer's face, to her special stops at the above mentioned Special Prices t m Larger Orders I theme: "Being Girdled..’ stations. Friends Recognise C. E. — 7:00 p. m. Topic— coloring, the set and shape of her POULTRY SUPPLIES o "A Changeless Christ for a Party Given fc “Making North America Christian.” head. Of AU Kinds changing world.’ See or* Phone Worship in Song and Gospel— It Is. also a mistake for women A recent survey revealed that gas­ A g e d L ed ji 7:30 p. m. Subject: "God’B Way beyond their early twenties to wear oline costa less In the ntted States C harlotte i in the Sanctuary.” their hats far back on their heads. th an anywhere else In the world. 9:00—Divine service with admin­ Wisthuff Poultry Plant Church Night, Wednesday, at That Is a style which should be M otor fuel Is most expensive In La- ii e - A DL istration of Holy Communion. 7:30. left to the girls whose ages cor­ Da z, Bolivia, where the price per 10:00 — Sunday school and Bible Mr. and Mrs. T. J. < "Preaching is a militant crusade to respond to flapper years. gallon was 64.8 cents. -lass. New hats have a way of making Chatsworth, Mr. and route the hosts of darkness and cap­ the head look smaller. This la an Kiley, of Cullom, and h ture for God the Holy City of the elegant fact, for a sleek-headed wo­ 1H F44I 1 H"HmH '4i'l 'H"H"M I I H -H"H"F4"F.K -»» H “l'4"H"F» l't l 4'H"F4-d'l'f Thos. E. Greene and th human soul.’’ man always looks smart. But to Wapella, motored to < TAKE ONE HOME You are cordially invited to our get a hat that exaggerates the alae Sunday to the home of 1 !services. of the head’s smallness la a mistake, J. M. Schlffgens where Come to worship! too. A hat should have an extra united In honor of M Very youthful is the soft black TONIGHT! LEO SCHMITT. Minister bow or some trim to give the head Beautify Your Homo O’Connor’s forty-third frit, above, with a bow of self m HI— the size It should have to go with nlversary and Mr. Green tbe general silhouette of a costume. tcrlal flung across the bark of the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH hat. It is worn with black satin At noon they were set dress. More sedate la the sleek W ith elaborate dinner. Th« I Prov. 14:12 says: "There is a way H ATS this winter are made to go black velvet hat, right, with a very prettily decorated v l which seeinth right unto man, but turquoise blue velvet bow pooed at themums and ferns. Ii ithe ends thereof are the . ways of necessarily the coat. For costumes one aide. _ was a beautifully decora •11 of a color—brown, red, green New Furniture m ! d eath .’’ sary cake and a blrthdi h You are traveling this way If you •r blue—it Is well to match the hat and Jewels, la made of a very soft the usual candles. The; i neglect your church duties. We in- to the coat’s shade, however, for black felt. It has a bow of self ed for their homes that i material at one side that flings jvlte you to our Sunday school each when the coat Is removed the pleas­ Now is the season to refurnish either the entire many pleasant memoriei one end across the back of the hat Sunday. ant contrast In shades remains. to show tbe least little bit on the Black bats are way and beyond home or if you wish to do it on the budget system, Honored on Birt Sunday school each Sunday morn­ all other hats for popularity this other aide. It Is a hat that looks Simon Sokol, the talk ing at 10:00 and morning worship at winter. They come In felts, velvets, very good Indeed with peerls and piece by piece. With our prices values were never o f Chatsworth for 3> yt 11:00 a. m. Then our senior, jun­ feathers, fur, fabrics of all kinds perhaps a diamond bracelet or two. ior and adult B. Y. P. U. at 6:30 In end rich brocaded black cloths with Quite different In appearance, and so alluring, never so important and if you wish you unexpected birthday hoi the'evening and at 7:30 evangelis­ gc'd traceries In them. far more dlgnlfled and older look­ evening, October >8. M Complete with built-in tic service. We Invite both saint The all-black hat Is particularly ing, Is a sleek black velvet hat with may arrange terms to suit yourself. 76 years old that day— dynamic speaker and Blnner. enhancing when It has a bow of a fancy turquoise blue velvet bow not, for he certainly d< Prayer meeting on Thursday eve­ this or that color, some Intricate posed at one side of the front It quoise Mac beads it la lovely as an the appearance of helm ning at 7:30 at which time we in- banding, lining or jeweled pin. le a hat with one side longer than afternoon hat with a black dress or near that age. The get o ™ r # 4 9 L5J! Ivoke God's blessing upon all services. An all-black hat that fa very the other, with a rolled fold across ealt If worn with a suit It should are his dally associates Choir practice at 8:15. Here we youthful looking, and excellent for the back that tapers Into the blue have a turquoise blue blouse to off­ arranged with the lane jare taught to sing God's praises. wear with a sleek black satin gbwn bow at the aide. Worn with a tur­ set I t special dinner lncludtn JESSE POWERS, Pastor cake adorned with 76 P. La McGUIRE | the evening meal was P h i l c o of special pleasure, ma what of a hunter and sportsman but PLANS TO CUT THE SEE AND HEAR speech of congratulatloi last Friday he secured a wild Mall- . FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING ■ ■ —AT THE— m WING NEWS NOTES AUTO DEATH TOU wishes and the present BABYGRAND ard duck in a rather unusual man- J Chatsworth. 11 1 . IT. W. Hollow*7. Commons— box of cigars to Mr. f ner. While driving along the road I Secretary of State William J. Res. Phons 11 Delivery Service Store Phone 66 J professional men and I east of Wing he noticed a large RADIO MovietheatrE Stratton has Inaugurated a cam paign who planned the honors Republican Candidates Visit Wing hawk flying over a nearby field, FORREST, ILLINOIS to decreasee the toll of death in au- at the table with him We'd like yon to drop In this Six automobile loads of Republic­ and apparently carrying something r»9l»44»44»l H4«m HH IH »n w i W tlW 4»4H444MHIl' Itomobile accidents among the school making him thoroughly evening and listen to radio’s an boosters, including most all of the In its claws. While watching the children of the state. Mr. Sokol appreciated candidates on the county ticket, hawk he saw It drop Its prey which latest marvel . . . a full-toned 7- SUNDAY AND MONDAY In a leter to automobile Investi­ shown him. stopped In Wing tor a few minutes fluttered to the ground and seemed 1444444t l 44 I I I 94414 44 I I1 11 ♦■F4teeeee4 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ tube screen grid receiver bulh October 26th and 27th gators under his direction he has or­ Tuesday morning about 11:30 while to be a large bird or chicken which Into n compact genuine walnut dered them to take the message of making a tour of the county. A fell just over the fence along the VAN & 8CHENOK safety Into the schools of the state. Mn. Harriot E. Lini cabinet, only 16” x 17 It is quartette sang a few songs while the road. Virkler stopped his car and Working through county and city Tuesday afternoon In h bail! on Phlleo’s famous Bal­ — In— candidates visited around town. The got out to see what kind of a bird It superintendents of schools the Inves­ Fltshenry. The guest i anced-Unit principle, and con­ caravan was In charge of County was and found it to be a wild mall tigators will appear before the school the ladles who are men Chairman E. Hoobler, of Pontiac and ard drake which the hawk had tains genuine Electro • dynamic children and advise them of the hax- Linn's class In the Me the following candidates werd with caught. While the ducks head was Speaker, Station Recording Dial, “They Learned ards of the highways. copal Sunday school < the party: Congressman Homer Hall badly eaten by the hawk it was still posb-pnll audio, and has great The Investigators, schooled In the afternoon immensely, of Bloomington; State Representat­ alive and Elmer brought the duck to power and selectivity. " You’ll causes of motor vehicle accidents and guests were present About Women” ive C. M. Turner, of Wenona; Coun­ town to prove his story. We don't acquainted with the streets and the party given for Mrs. F lean t one, and the beauty of It ty Judge Ray Sealer, County Clerk know whether he had his hunter's 1 highways over which the children year. Mrs. Fltshenry I It you ran carry It home under Joe S. Reed, County Superintendent license along but he no doubt had travel on their way to and from itlng her daughter, Mn your^arm, on terms to maty TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND of Schools W. W. McCulloch and duck for dinner the next day. Many school and while at play, will bring Cording, for some time THURSDAY Candidates George A. Heckman, of a hunter has tramped all day along you'll never miss the m oneyI expert advice to the children as to to go back.to her home Falrbury, for sheriff; and Joe Ey- the river without getting as much as O ctober 28, 29, 30 ways and means of escaping Injury Rev. Charles Fltshenry. mann, of Pontiac, for county treas­ a feather. No doubt Elmer will and possible death under the wheels years old and Is extra* Philco Radios lead all other sets In urer. '< watch for hawks to bring him the of automobiles. tire and alert for her a sales so they must be good. game when he Is hunting. The Investigators also were In­ ular attendance at chu: “The Big House” Miss Beatrice Gibb, who teaches In K. R. PORTERFIELD structed to co-operate with other day school keeps her 1: Local Philco Dealer, Chatsworth, III. The Hit of the Year the city schools of Aurora, spent the GOVERNOR DISCUSSES agencies and make every possible ef­ tact with a circle of fri week-end with her parents here. light to meet her and < REVENUE AMENDMENT fort to secure better observance of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bock and fam­ the laws of the road. The party given for her ily, of Farmington, visited over Sat­ cldent to her experienci Declaring that the proposed rev­ In reiterating his Insistence for urday and Sunday at the Clyde Al- better observance of the road laws. cherished in her memo: -{- | len home. enue amendment to the state consti­ worih. tution, If adopted on November 4th Mr. Stratton said: X ! Frank Bollier is building a gar- "Recent statistics of the American yjage and shop on his property west will result in tax reforms of the greatest value to the tax-payers of Automobile Association disclose that Ij. of the depot, where he will do auto 31,500 persons lost their lives in the T repairing. the state, Gov. Louis L. Emmerson New Playhoi In an address at the convention of United States last year as the result •{• Willard Barclay drove to Douglas, of motor vehicle accidents. That Is X Illinois, Monday, taking over a quan- the Illinois Municipal League dis­ "The Virg cussed Illinois’ present tax problemi. an average of one person killed ev­ tlty of clover seed for re-cleanlng at ery 17 minutes and Is an Increase of the Valley Grain company's seed Almost any change In the present Opens Is inequitable revenue system would be 3,600 over the previous twelve house there. months. Mrs. Blanche Melvin, who has been a change for the better, and would result In a more equal distribution of ‘‘Of the 31,600 deaths In the coun­ "The Virginia," Cha visiting her parents In Wisconsin for try, Illinois contributed 2017 or one the past two weeks, has returned the cost of government, he declared. theatre will be opened Taking to task the opponents of to each 3,000 citizens. night, November 6, i home. Her sister, Jane Hagaman, Inasmuch aB the saturation point accompanied her home and will at­ the proposed amendment for seek­ feature all-talking plcl ing to create the impression that It for the purchase of automobiles still of which will be annou tend teachers’ Institute here. seems a long way off we may expect Fall’s First Touch Shows The opening of the i D rive in and let us fill your Frank Holloway and daughter, provides for an Income tax. Gover­ nor Emmerson pointed out that it Is an Increasing number of motor ve­ and the announcement radiator with alcohol or Pres­ Lucile, attended the homecoming merely “the restrictions which now hicle fatalities unless we compel a and schedule of showl tone before it freezes. And and football game at the Illinois un- stricter enforcement of the road J. lverslty last Saturday. F’rancls prevent the legislature from working looked for with intere how about your battery? A laws. Need of Winter Clothing out an equitable system of taxation.” weeks. “The Virginia’ J;! Holloway, who Is a student at the U. With this In mind I am Instruct­ charge now may save the price "If, under the amendment, a tax the Baldwin building -J-lof I., cam e home w ith them .. ing the automobile investigators to <>t a new one later —- as you should be Imposed upon Incomes, the When you stirred from your warm home this many years T. B. Bal X Miss Mollie Holloway, of Peoria, co-operate with all law enforcing know a fully charged battery state shall receive not more than 15 morning you felt the crisp - touch or real au­ dry goods store. It ha •(*|who spent the past week visiting at agencies toward that end.” won’t freeze. the Mrs. Laura Perrlne home return­ per cent of the proceeds of the tax tumn weather that the weather forecasters have sled and presents an ed to her home last Sunday. Mrs. after the cost of collection, except tsrlor and exterior app Perrlne and her son, Bari, took her by the affirmative vote of two-thirds 1,000 MILES OF NEW been warning you about. You felt keenly the need carpenter work was i as far as Chenoa to catch the bus. of the members of each house of the PAVING THIS YEAR of winter clothing. W ittier and Ed. Moor Reuben Metz is a patient at St. General Assembly”’ Governor Em- ing by Henry Bork ant If It Is For Joseph’s hospital In Bloomington, merson declared. When cold weather puts a stop to Prom now on winter atUre Why wait and endure discom­ kora, and C. L. Ortmi The remaining 86 per cent. Gov­ road construction for this year, the will be In style. Furs, heavy fort when winter clothing la of the electrical inatall where he underwent an operation for coats, heavier hose, scarves, priced eo reasonably In Chatn- T h e A u to appendicitis last Thursday. He la ernor Emmerson pointed out, would state of Ultnois and the various All new equipment H r gloves, and the like, designed worth’a clothing store for men. Tided Including the I* reported to be getting along finely be returned to the counties and by counties together will have added with as much style and comfort Clothing Is much cheaper than W e H a v e It and expects to come home the last them to the county and municipal more than 1,000 miles of new pav­ as the summer clothing we dis­ It has been for years and w e sound producing mach government in proportions estab­ ing to the state’s highway system fortable seats and evt Goodrich Tires of the week. carded yesterday, will be fash­ offer a complete range of styles The Registry board met laat lished by law. this year. Governor Louis L. Emmer­ ion’s and necessity's decree. and prices. era will make the shot Vesta and Delco Batteries Thursday and made out the list of “It w ill be seen, therefore, that no son announces. tractive place Indeed. Gar Accessories o f AU Kinds voters for Pleasant Ridge township. Income tax can be imposed except by Of the more than 1,000 miles of MAIJ. BRAND OVERSHOES BRADLEY SWSA1 F. W. Kaiser Is the < They will meet again In two weeks le0riAtlve action and that the local new pavement, the state will have FAIRFIELD GLOVES AND MITTENS—NONE I O’MsIley, manager, Battery Charging and and add any names which might community gets the benefit of 86 laid approximately >30 miles, while Bora, the operator. Repairing have been omitted Id the first regia- per cent of this tax, and the state the remainder will have been built 'The Virginia” wl try. Every voter In the township only 16 per cent of It, unlese two- by the counties under the state aid night except Tueedays who Intends to rote November 4th, thirds of the members of the legis­ law, and with funds derived by them plate change of progm ALL WORK GUARANTEED shonld see that his or her name is lature decides otherwise,” Governor om the three-eent gasoline tax. Wednesdays. Fridays, registered. The list of names are nt Emmerson said. Governor Emmerson said. meat announces that the postoflce. Tbe registry board In addition, the stats and counties will be furnished the consists of the Judges of the coming The next morning his family had together this year will have graded tares and hear tbs mu election, who are Supervisor J. R difficulty In waking Mm op. fi­ >00 miles of road bod for future pav­ OUTFITTERS FOR MEN AND BOYS Chicago's beet theatre* i Battery & Tire Service Station Melvin, Sam Hlrstetn and Him 1. nally he did pertly awaken and mid ing. and have built approximately CHATSWORTH •>»•••! Hi- m o . A. Holes Vteley. — T O get wp bat I wont so to 110 bridges, most of them on fed­ Elmer Virkler, of Forrest, to assn eral mad state bond Issue routes. Mrs. Sarah Rumbol IIM HM M IHtlMIMHWlH IlHHHIIIIIIIlllllllllM tl ...... I...... I the eeatwry mark, a birthday la to aoear 1 Hr i i l f : v.. t -■ • v* . , - - - - - r-. 'VWM 4- &*■*■'*■ -S-'-yi'i . -.v i m ■ - - -t-'.-L 1. ■ “i t in' r T M