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VOL37 COLOMA, MICHIGAN. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1931 NO. 18 WATERVLKT VICTOR LEGION AND AUU COMMUNITY WELEARE RED CROSS ROLL CALL EVERY VOTER MUST OLD FOOTBALL TEAMS IN tNNIML CLASSIC MET IN DISTRICT WORK IS OUTLINED SEEKS YOUR SUPPORT REGISTER NEXT YEAR TO PLAY FOR WELFARE
Mrs. ( lias. Smith and Mrs. C. L. Residents of Milages Must lie En- Defeated Coloma Squ*d by 13 to 0 200 Members and Guests Attended Parent-Teariier s.VisoriatJon Will Again 1020. which was undefeated. Among Coloma's Championship Team* 1925 Ihe boys who will come home from Fourth Distrirt Meeting In Coloma Have Charge of DlHtribulion of Newton Are Committee Women For rolled in Both llieir Town and Score—C'atiaopolls Plays at Coloma school to participate in this Thanks- And 1929 Will Put on Charily (iame Coloma Township Their Township. New Law Provides giving Day game are Captain Charles Friday of Thin Week I-aM Snnday When a Fine Program Supplies. On Hiankagiving Day. Coach Rob- Baker from the University of Michi- This Is the year to tell the story of Ann Arlsir. Mich.. Nov. 17—With (By Prancewwe Belter) Was Given The community welfare work in Co- gan; David Friday from the Michigan every election precinct. In Michigan The Watervllet high school football loma township will again this year be fifty years of service to humanity on erf Wright Will Come to Have Slate College; Carl Johnson from A real old-fashioned reunion of the the part of the American Red Cross. providing a new system for registra- team, with a atreak of gooii luck on arrled on through the Parent-Teach- Northweslern University; and Burson Fourth District of the American I^-- On the lips of a quarter of a million tion of voters, the state is provided Charge of His 1925 Team Friday, November 13th. defeated Colo- ers Association, whose members will Sink from the Western State Teachers glon and the American Legion Auxil- roll call workers. It stirs the very- with an excellent example of the cost- ma hlRh. their rival for many years, work In conjunction with Supervisor College: others who will have a share iary was held at the school house In heart and soul of the nation. The liness and nuisance of Itelng a village, rnlvendty football teams are not by a score of 13 to 0. Odoma has Baker in providing clothing and other I In the work of the 11»20 team will In- Coloma, Sunday. Novemlier 15, 1»31. drive for the renewal of old memlters according to Clarence V. Smazel. of been victorious In most of the con- necessities for the needy families. the only ones that will play for the clude Fritz Velek. Leland Lorenz, Over 200 members and guests attend- and the enrollment of new members the Michigan Municipal League staff. tests for several years and It wag time A committee consisting of Mesdames sake of "sweet charity" tills fall, for Kenneth Miller. George McKee, Geo. ed the gathering, which is reported to started on Armistice day and will l>e "Not only will two registration sys- that Watervllet won its slut re of the A. W. Baker, J. Oelsler. CJeorge Paul the old football players of Coloma Breldlnger. Webrando Pantaleo, Mortla have been one of Ihe largest and best carried on until Thanksgiving day. tems have to lie provided for each vil- victories, and Coloma's record Is now and A. C. Stark will have charge of have realized that they, too. can do Williams. Arthur Henke and George that has ever Ix-en held, and the local We think of the Red Cross flag as lage voter—one for village elections, the distribution. Anyone having cloth- something to help the welfare work in Muth. shattered. |M»stK were complimented by Past flying from a mast altove the swirling and one for township and general The score seems to be the only un- ing. shoes or other wearing apparel Coloma. As a result of arrangements The 1020 team will be clad In the Commander ('. V. Spawr of Benton waters of the Johnstown flood, as car- elections—hut each voter residing in lucky thing for Coloma on Friday, which can be used Is asked to get In which have been completed, there will colors of the C. H. S.. wearing the liarlMtr for the suit-ess of the event. rying relief to the sufferers from Ihe 14 village will have to go to the trouble the 13th. for the weather was Brand touch with some member of the com- be a big welfare game in Coloma on green and gold suits; matched against A very fine banquet was served at midwest tornado and the Florida hur- of re-registerlng twice." Mr. Smazel and the fan turnout was more than a mittee, who will coll for the articles, Thanksgiving Day. them will be the nd and white suits 12:30 at tables prettily decorated In or packages may Ite left at the school ricane: the remarkable work that was points out.. success, and was appreciated by both Roliert Wright, who had charge of which were the colors of the 1925 a red. white and blue. Wakeman Uyno. house. Superintendent Alwood Is co- done during the Spanish American "The cost of a township registra- team: t(ie snlts for the lt>25 boys will nchotda. Even Martin Builwuse, •• the coaching at the Coloma high the commander of the Coloma Post Amerl- operatlnK in the movement and has ar- and the World Wars: the earthquake tion system will range from pert laps graduate of the class of 1»31 of school for four years, and In 1025 put lie furnished by the Watervllet high to ean Legion, extended greetings to ranged for a sewing room and supplies In Japan: the relief work done during $."» to about $2,000. depending upon the Coloma schools, traveled 40 miles out a team that was undefeated. Is school which defeated the Coloma boys the visitors and Introduced H. C. War- in one side of the Boy Scout room. the Mississippi flood; the providing population of the township and the see the game. coming to Coloma early next week to last Friday. Which will It lie?—the rlner as toast master. Honored guests There will he a day set aside for sew- of food, clothing and medicine at var- ty|»e of system installed. Permanent Watervllet's school band, In clever get the players who were on the 1J>25 green and gold, or the red and white? who extended greetings were State ing In the near future. ious times In ease of lire, earthquake registration systems, the most expen- uniforms, pranced out on the gridiron team lined up and put them through Vice Commander L. (T. Robinson of All who can and will help In this and many other emergencies. sive type but the only system that EnthuKiasm is RiHuung High before the game and during the halyen. stiff practice for the big game. i'nlon City; Mr. Cone of Sturgls, sec- movement should reiiort to some mein- But there Is more to Ihe lied Cross gives assurance of the proper and ef- This afforded a big attraction and one Wright's team will lie opposed by ond vice commander of the fourth dis- her of the committee now, so that they story. In one year the Bed Cross ficient c mliict of elections In populous Final arrangements for the gamo would think he was attending a big Coach McDnnlel's team of 1020 which were completed Wednesday morning trict: District Commander Carl Sch- may Ite ready to help those who need awarded 72.004 certificates in lir-^t aid: eomnnmltles. should lie installed In all university game. Nothing was too won the Berrien county championship rumpf of Nlles; Past National Chap- assistance. There have already been 00.475 in life saving: they answered townships containing major villages. and already the interest in the wel- elaborate for these teams, and even in Class C in P.»20. lain Mrs. Minerva Olsen of St. Joseph, alls for children's clothing, so it you to 8,000 drownings and 100.000 acci- It has lieen estimated that the cost of fare battle is running at high pitch. the goal posts were decorated with the The Pa rent-Teachers Association and and Mr. and Mrs. (Seorge Dorman of have anything to offer. CALL UP TO- dents annually: within twelve months. installing this type of syystem will Im Members of the 1025 team include colors of the two schools. In the tlrst Battle Creek. Mr. Dorman Is super- Red Cross public health nurses madt about 20 cents |»er voter in the voting Claude Pangliorn. who at present is a members of the American Legion are quarter the ball was In Watervllet's DAY. intendent of the American Legion hos- 1.342.145 visits to patients: 21.70S to units of .j.ooo and less popululion. star player at Olivet College; "Dutch" taking an active part in the prepara- territory throughout. According to the pital at Camp Custer and s|M)ke on the schools, ami ministered to the sick, dis- "Each city, village and township Zlelkie. a member of the Western State tions for the game which promises to plays It was a punting game back and splendid work being done by hospital- closed remedial defects in children, must lie prepared to re-register all elec- Teachers College tenia at Kalamazoo; be one of the most Interesting ever forth by Williams and Kedzlor; Colo- ization. He stated that there U still maintained valiant partnership with tors before next May 1. Cnless villages Earl Smith, who Is attending school played on the Coloma high school grid- ma made one tirst down and Water- ONE KILLED; EODR HURT need for additional beds and Increased doctors and health olllcers. proceed to liecome cities Immediately, at Battle Creek. Other memliers of iron. Tickets will soon be placed on vllet none. In the second quarter tin- facilities. An annual memhership in this great they will have to |iay for two regrlstra the team will he: Ernie Fritz, captain. sale at 50 cents each. Have your cash ball was again In Watervllet's terri- Mrs. Helen Prince Vogt and Miss humanitarian organization costs but tion systems, one through their vlllagt Chester Hocker. Ijiwrence Hoslieln. ready when the ticket sellers call on tory constantly, never beyond Coloma's Betty Prince opened the program with S1.00 per year: a contributing member taxes and another through their town- Dorl Sawatzki, Gordon Cmphrey. Nor- you. for every penny taken In at the 32-yard line. At the start of the quar- a medley of popular songs and chorus ship costs $5.00 annually: a sustain- ship contingent fund taxes, while tax- val Martin. Wesley Miller. Robert Klb- game will be used for relief work this ter Coloma was down to the enemy's es; Wm. Beverly and Arthur Betz ing memliershlp, $25.00. Mrs. Charles payers of cities and townships not only ler. Ed Velek. Wm. Kreitner. Donald winter. 8-yard line, where they were held to better known as "Bill and Art." gav» C. Smith and Mrs. C. L. Newton an will have to pay for only one system Nichols. Homer Cmphrey. Dick (Juy Let everybody get the football fever a standstill. Then Coloma received a Chicago Man Was 33d Victim of several specialty numbers; and How looking after the enrollment in Coloma each, hut will have to re-rcglster only and Charles A rent. over this game and help swell the wel- 5-yard penalty for being off-side and ard Olsen of St. Joseph pleased his this year and will be glad to Issm once, instead of twice, as In the case ' The line-up of the team to lie coach- fare fund for Coloma township. The Kedzlor pnnted 47 yards, out of dan- Automobile Accidents in lierrien hearers with a group of songs Intro you your receipts for membership and of the village resident. ed by S. L. McDaniels will probably be game will be called at 10:00 a. m. on duclng yodeling choruses. County Tills Year give you your Red Cross buttons and "This item of unnecessary duplica In better condition for playing this Thanksgiving Day. Attend this ex- ^In the third quarter the teams were Following the program, the conven stickers. If it Is not convenient for tion of governmental expense and year as they have played more recent- hlbltlon and you can lietter enjoy your all over the field. After the kick-off. Joseph Szussalskl of Chicago was tion was divided Into the Legion and you to visit these ladles, your member nuisance in a village Is relatively un ly. some of them still playing on the Thanksgiving dinner for you will have Coloma again placed the ball on Wa- the thirty-third person to meet his the Auxiliary units for the business ship may 1h' left at the office of T1m Important Iteslde the duplications that Coloma team. This team will be made done something to help some unfor- tervllet's 10-yard Hue but the boys death in Berrien county this year as meetings. Mrs. Marie Schrumpf of Coloma Courier or at the Coloma go on year after year, but It illus- up of boys who played on the team of tunate souls this winter. were unable to score. Then W ater- the result of automobile or truck ac- Xiles, the fourth district committee- Hardware Company's store. trates the point because it Is a brand vllet took the l«ll down the field in a cidents. The Chicago man was killed woman. presided at the Auxiliary ses- new one. And the expense Is largt steady march from the 10-yard line to early Sunday morning when he was bushels based on revised planting- sion: and Carl Schrumpf led tlui enough so that most larger villages Coloma's 2-yard line in nine first driving along U. S. 12. near New Bnf MORE PEOPLE VISITED PARKS acreage figures which showed an out- Legion division. Roll call, reports by taking this money which must Ih HICIIIGAN'S 1931 APPLE CROP downs. Coloma held them there as falo. and his car collided with a truck put of 4.202,000 bushels last year. and other routine business was tram spent for a iiermanent registration not an Inch was gained through the that was stalled on the highway. The Dl RING SI MMER OF 1931 Yields varied greatly among the dif- acted. A phase of lied Cross work system that Is useless and unnecessary line of Iron- Then Williams punte man sustained a fracture of the skull ferent sections of the state. which was new to some Is the dis- could pay all the expenses of re DOUBLE THAT OF 1930 oat of danger, but good luck shifted to trict aid given to veterans. Ij»st year and died a short time later at the incurporatlng as cities." Field peas proved a poor crop In the Watervllet team when Polmanteer $330 was received In this district from Clinic hospital In Michigan City. Ind. Estimated Number of Visitors This 1031 with Insects, heat, and drought completed a pass for 35 yards and this source. A plan for the future Is Three companions—John. Rudolph Ideal Weather Conditions Have Pre- greatly reducing yields. Sugar beeta Year Was 9.634.701 scored a touchdown. Smith, their cap- a proposed auto caravan to be'made and Joseph Mlchallk, also of Chicago, exceeding expectations with an esti- tain, with another complete pass, were all injured. John Suffered from vailed During Past Month Permit- next June to visit the children's bil Lansing—An Increase of more than HOREINEORMATIOK IS GIVEN mated production of 522.000 tons, vir- scored the extra point a compound fracture of the left leg let at Ijike Otter, with a picnic dinner eight p^r cent over last year. It was tually the same as in 1030 despite a In the last quarter. Coloma made a and numerous cuts and bruises. Ru- ting Produce to Fully Mature and a program of fun for the "kid announced by the parks division of the 20 per cent reduction in the acreage steady march for 33 yards down the dolph sustained cuts about the head dies." department of conservation, visited ABOUT COLOHA'S EARLY HOMES Lansing.—A favorable harvesting harvested. field but as the result of a fumble they and face, and Joseph suffered only Throughout the entire convention the state parks of Michigan during the season In October permitted Michigan lout the ball, and Watervllet. after a minor Injuries. Roy Hickman of Apple Crop Doubled the theme and general tone was that summer of 1031. The number for this farmers to realize previous estimates 15-yard penalty, made a steady march of community service, welfare activ- Fennvllle. Mich., who had stopped to year was announced as 0.034.701. The Theodore Johnson of Benton Harbor banner crops, this year, the Michi- Apple production approximated 10.- down the field on Coloma's territory ity and willingness to co-operate on assist the dri ver of the disabled 1030 figure was S.S01.0S0. The number gan crop reporting service said. 000.000 bushels, almost double the for 55 yards to the 11-yard line. Then relief programs during the unemploy- truck, was slightly cut and bruised: Gives His Version of Some of Old of campers also increased, showing a Ideal weather permitted the harvest- quantity of last year. Grapes amount- Polmanteer crashed the line for the ment and economic conditions which Eddie James of Kalamazoo, driver of total of 177.105. as compared with ijuulmarks of the Village ing of all crops last month with the ed to about 02.100 tons, somewhat be- second and last touchdown. The game now exist. The next district conven- the truck, was uninjured. 155,002 in 1030. or a gain of 23 per exception of the sugar beet acreage ended with a score of 13 to 0 In favor tion will be held at Sturgls on Janu- low the 1030 figure. The pear crop cent. Theodore Johnson of Benton Harbor and some corn husking. There were of Watervllet. ary 17th. beginning at 1:00 p. m. East was about 75 per cent of the harvest Forty-seven states were represented took such an Interest In the article no serious frosts and virtually all last year. Both teams played a wonderful game ern Standard time. of football. Coloma played well, re- GEORGE E. HARTIN DROPPED among the campers at the state parks which appeared in The Courier last crops reached full maturity. The pro- gardless of the score against them. and in addition campers were regis- week regarding the removal of the G. duction af all field crops with the ex- MISSIONARY RALLY AT WATER- Williams, that giant fullback, gained tered from Alaska and England. Mich- Sawatzki home to make room for a ception of oats, field peas, clover seed igan people made up the biggest per- new work shop for F. C. Sawatzki that and hay was above that of 1030. The most of the yardage; Beverly lost DEAD WORKING IN EIEID VUET CHURCH FRIDAY some yardage, but completed a numlwr DEAIH TOOK C. A. ALLEN centage of the campers, the figures he lias written an article setting forth fruit optpnt except for pears and of passes. Bland and Betz did their showing l.")2.7!N) Michigan residents, an some more Information regarding grapes also jumped ahead of that of Increase of 10 per cent over 1030. some of the early history of the vli- last year. share of crashing through Water- LONG A RESIDENT OF COLOHA Funeral of Well-Known West Coloma vllet's line. Taylor completed a 48- Ohio continued to send the largest lage. Ills letter follows: W. F. M. S. to be Hostess to Societies yard pass from Williams; McKee and number of out-of-state campers, with "Dear Editor—On reading your ar- Grain Yields Good Farmer Was Held Wednesday After of County Lulll did their part of blocking and Illinois. Indiana and Wisconsin follow- ticle regarding the Sawatzki house, I thought perhaps I could help you Michigan's corn crop this year is strengthening Coloma's line; Lorenz Funeral Services Were Held From the noon ing in the order named. The figures The Woman's Foreign Missionary solve some of the history of old houses about 43.000.000 bushels compared with made outstanding holes ; Henke dis- Teleased by the parks office show 8.587 Society of the Watervllet Methodist Community Church; unday After A team which slowly wended its In Coloma. Martin Musser, R. S. 25.000,000 last year. The quality is played his usual fine tackling techni- campers from Ohio; 0,085 from Illi- Episcopal church will be hostess to the way to the barn on the George E. Mar- (lark and O. Dell built the tannery excellent with 81 percent of the grain que; and Raylond Siel»er upheld bis nois. 4.374 from Indiana and 1.032 Missionary Societies of Berrien county noon tin farm in Hagar township, west.of on Tannery Creek some time about of a marketable type. Wheat yields left end remarkably, recovered a num- from Wisconsin. at a rally held at the Watervllet Coloma. Monday morning, gave the 1847. In 1851 the house owred and advanced to the highest on record with ber of fumbles for Colomam, and did Charles Adams Allen, for many The Bay City State park continued church Friday. November 20. The alarm which resulted In the finding of occupied by the late Dr. H. M. Mar- a production of 18.000,000 bushels. his share of blocking. years a resident of Coloma. where he to lead Ml other parks In attendance, meeting will lie an all-day event, the the remains of Mr. Martin in a field vin. and. as 1 remember It. sold to Dr. 1,500,000 above last year. Oat produc- was held In the highest esteem by a reporting 1,025.055 for the season. sessions opening at 0:30 a. m.. Central Cawofwlfc Here TWa Week where he had l»een plowing. Marvin on his coming to Coloma tion reached 40.000.000 compared with very wldq clrdo of friends, passed Ifcls same park led In the number of Standard time. There will be a pot Mrs. Martin saw the team and im- aliout 1855; then the house aliove 63,000,000 In 1030. The rye crop was away at a hospital In Detroit. Friday campers, reporting 20.0tl0. The (Jrand luck dinner at noon, followed by a very On Friday of this week, on the Co- mediately became alarmed, for the mentioned In this article was erected. the equal of the 1030 output while the November 13, 1081. He had been In Haven park was second in popularity, worth while program. loma gridiron, the Coloma and Cas- plow was dragged to the barnyard and amount of buckwheat more than poor health for some time and cnly a showing a total of 1.355.075 attendance "The house on the top of the hill as sopolls teams will comluit. -This might her husband was missing: she hasten- doubled that raised last year. The The principal speaker on the pro- few weeks ago went from Coloma to for the season. Bloomer state park you leave Coloma for Paw Paw Lake be the last game, unless a game Is ed to the field and found the body of state potato crop gained 10,000.000 gram is Miss Fannie Fisher, returned Detroit, whert^he has made It a habit No. 2. near Rochester, was third, with (the old Peter Clay property which scheduled for Thanksgiving. So let's her buslmnd. The deceased had been bushels over last year with an output missionary from India, who Is very of spending the winters at the home of S20.542 visitors reported, and Island was sold a few months ago) was built all uphond the team all that we can highly spoken of ,and who will no in poor health for some time and death Lake was fourth with 728.050. A great by Stephen R. Gllson, in the latter of 23,750,000 bushels. his only son. Ferry Allen, and wife. doubt have an Important message for and attend Friday's game. was attributed to an attack of heart Increase was also noted in the parks part of 1840. probably about 1847 or He was stricken worse after reaching Sugar Beets Spurt the ladles who attend. A ladles' quar- Detroit and was removed to a bos trouble. of Oakland county, all of the parks in 1848; also the house on the farm of Besides the grief-stricken widow, tet will sing and a group of high school pltal for treatment that section of the state reporting large the late Levi F. Earl and the house Yields were good In the southern the deceased Is survived by one son. students, under the direction of Mrs. R. • COLOMA'S SECOND TEAM Mr. Allen was a retired farmer, and Increases over the previous year. occupied by the late Henry Gammer commercial areas but poor in the Irving Martin of Coloma: and by two R. Shelters, will furnish special tnuslc. spent his later years following the were built about the same time. southern half of the state. VICTORIOUS OVER HARTFORD daughters—Mrs. Ruth Miller of Colo- All women, whether memliers of the trade of a contractor and carpenter, at "The Congregational church was ma. and Mrs. Marie Lyman of Los START ROAD WIDENING PRO- Benefited by September rains, the Missionary Society or not. are urged which he was an expert. He was born built during the incumbency of the \ngeles. California. Mrs. Lyman spent beau crop is estimated at 0,130,000 to be In attendance. In Hagar township, 70 years ago. He Rev. William Osborne In the year some time at the home of her parents JECT EAST OF WATERVUET Intcnetlng Armistice Day Game was one of the leading workers In the 1851. Martin Musser sold out to Mr. last summer when Mr. Martin was so Coloma Methodist church, Indug an ac Taft about 1800, and a little later seriously 111 and returned to her home Played at Hartford last Week tlve member of the Big Brothers class, bought the farm now occupied by Jus- when he had Improved In health. I .oral Men Given Work on Road Job tus Brune and put up a small tannery Coloma's second team traveled to and served for years as a member of Funeral sen-ices were hid Wednes- there. He sold the farm in the fall Hartford for a game on Armistice Day the Itoard of trustees. Fifteen Berrien county men were EAT YOUR Besides his son In Detroit, Mr. Al- day afternoon from the late home, of 1804 and moved to Tama county. and put up their best fight of the year. conducted by Rev. John Balfour, pas- put to work last Friday morning on len U survived by one granddaughter Iowa." They really knew their stuff and gave tor of the Community church of Colo- the state highway widening project Miss Jane Allen of Coloma; one THEODORE JOHNSON. promise of making stars In future ma. Neighbors acted as pall bearers east of Watervllet on U. S. 12. The years. They had their turn at playing brother, Dell Rosa of Coloma; and project for widening includes four three sisters—Mrs. Mary Ferry and and interment was in the Hagar cem- In a downpour of rain as the first team etery. miles, from the eastern city limits of WAR DEPARTMENT MAKING Thanksgiving Dinner experienced with Decatur. The last Mrs. Wakeman Ryno of Benton Har Watervllet to the western limits of quarter was played as darkness cov- hor; and Mrs. Fred Allen of Hartford Hartford. ST. JOSEPH RIVER SURVEY ered the field and fans turned on tlu lr Mrs. Allen, wife of the deceased Eight Watervllet men and a num- -AT- automobile lights to see the plffeers. passed away about sixteen years ago ber from Coloma and Balnbrldge. who The remains of the deceased were P. T. A. PUNS TO HOLD The one and only touchdown of the had previously registered for highway Preliminary Data Being Procured game was made In the first quarter brought to Coloma, where funeral ser work, were placed on the job for Fri- when Stowers dashed ten yards down vices were held Sunday afternoon from PARCEL POST SALE SOON day and Saturday of last week and Bearing on Navigation Improvement the field and through the line. Pan- the Community church, conducted by Thursday, Friday and Saturday of Mott's Coloma Hotel Under the river and harbor act of taleo crashed the line for ihe extra Rev. E. H. Babbitt, pastor of the M. E this week. The work Includes the re- Jan. 21. P.»27. Ihe United States War point, making the score 7 to 0 in fav- church. Interment in the Coloma cem Great Variety of Articles Will Be Of- moval of a lot of trees along the state Department Is making a preliminary or ol^ Ooloma. Wonderful blocking was etery. highway right of way. fered for Sale on December 8th. examination of the St. Joseph river lu displayed by the team throughout the Among those from out of town who Twenty-four more men from this WITH ALL THE Indiana and Michigan, with a view to game. Walter Hicks made a 25-yard attended the funeral services were Mr The Parent-Teachers Association has end of the county were assigned Jobs Roast Turkey, TRIMMINGS 75c a plate developing general plans for the most with the aid of remarkable blocking and Mrs. Cohan and J. DeForest of planned a unique feature In Ihe plans on the emergency state highway work and Interference. Pete Olello, Kreiger Detroit. The latter was a representa arranged by Hie finance committee for Monday morning. Hagar has 3; Colo- effective improvement of the river in the Joint Interest of power development. and everyone on the backfield who ran tlve from the company by whom Ferry the Hale to be held on December 8th. ma. 8: Balnbrldge, 4; Watervllet Hood control, irrigation and navigation with the ball made remarkable gains. Allen has been employed for the past About 400 Invitations have been sent township, 3; Watervllet city, six. This to such an extent as each of these In- The teams lined up as follows: fifteen years as traffic manager. The out' asking the/recipients to return a crew took the place of those who music for the services was furnished terests may be Involved. Coloma Hartford parcel post package which will be worked last Friday and Saturday. by Mrs. Gertrude Stratton, who soft In the preliminary consideration of L. E.—Cook L. E.—Ferialnd placed on sale at the next regular They will work three days and then this project the department is procur- L. T.—Robinson L- T.—Spauldlng ly played several sacred hymns. The meeting of the association. the other crew come back on the job floral offerings were both numerous ing data from the municipal author- L. O.—Bachman L. 0.—RAlnson It is expected that there will he a for the last three days of the week. THE COLOMA THEATRE and beautiful. ities In Berrien county cities and vil- C.—Swift C.—-Floate fine assortment of merchandise, rat lages regarding manufacturing indus- B. G.—Rata R. G.—Rice lug from linked goods, farm produce, NEW EQUIPMENT-MOVIETONE THE PERFECT VOICE-SOUND ON FUJI Watervllet Girl Married in New York tries and railroad facilities. R. T.—Jones R. T.—Garner Nearby Football Scores needlework and novelties, down to B. E.—Umphrey R. E.—Buckman knlck-nacks. Lots of fun Is assured Miss Jeanette Rice, daughter of Dr. NoTember 21 and 22—Saturday and Sunday Adults 25c Children 10c Q. B.—W. Hicks Q. B.—Drake Watervllet, 13; Coloma. 0. and Mrs. 0. W. Rice of Watervllet. when this "post office" sale Is started. Home With His Deer Already ,U,, L. H—Stowers L. H.—Harley Benton Harbor, 20; Ottawa Hills Mrs. Carrie Klbler Is the chairman of was united In marriage to Mr. Edward Winnie Lightner and Charles "Side Show" ^ CoBi- Butlerworth in a laugh sensation •dy." N«wa reel. B. H.—Pantaleo R. H.—Olds Grand Rapids. 0. the event. Cummings of Champaign. Illinois, at Louis Cook of Watervllet is Mieved F. B.—Kreiger F. B.—Malvllle St. Joseph. 23; Dowagiac, 0. 'The Little Church Around the Cor- to be the tlrst deer hunter to arrive Benton Harbor Catholics. 10; St ner." in New York City, last Saturday. home with his venison this season. November 24 - 25. Tues. - Wed. BIG SPECIAL PRICE TO ALL-10c Joseph Catholics. 7. All contributors to The Courier are Both young people are graduates of The deer season opeK"d Sunday and William Thomas, proprietor of Paw Paw. 35; Hartford. 0. kindly requested to have their items of the University of Illinois. The groom Cook was back iu Wateivlici with his Juu".SiX, i„L*w".s,on* "d. "The Phantom of Paris" barber shop In Watervllet, Is one of Buchanan. 13; Western State H. S. news in one day earlier than usual is an instructor at the Massachusetts deer at one o'clock Tuesday morning. Also a Charlie Chase Comedy Berrien county's most persistent deer Kalamazoo, U. next week on account of Thanksgiving, Institute of Technology In Boston, He went with his brother-in-law from hunters. He has a record of having it Is the wish of the publisher that where they will reside. Gobies. gone to the upper part of the state of flip paper be printed on Wednesday In- EXTRA—Nov.26 and 27. Thursday - Friday Adults 25c Children lOe Michigan for fifty consecutive years The date for the annual bazaar and stead of Thursday. It Is also request- Mr. Thomas has operated his barber chlckenpic dinner by the ladies of the ed that all advertisers have their copy Don't suffer with gas or stomach Elkay's hand soap makes dirty, The 4 Marx Brothers in "Monkey Business" shop in Watervllet for 38 years and Methodist church has been set for Sat- In our hands as early in the week as distress; use Antacid Gas Tablets. 25 greasy bands white and soft Sold at and Our Gang Conedy. Laugh Nights. It's The Humoriol of 1931 Is now 68 years oild. urday, December 5th.—Adv. possible. cents at Scott's.—Adv. Scott's.—Adv. i ifHWT
THE COLOMA COURIER. COLOMA, MICH. TTIE COLOMA OOirRIER. COLOMA, MICH.
PETER TELLS MRS. PETER I knew perfectly well that he had gone Russian Leaders Never OTHER THINGS THAN TURKEY INTERESTED to hide somewhere along the way I ALL ABOUT IT Confident of Success MercolizedWax PILGRIM COUPLE THREE CENTURIES AGO OUR BEDTIME STORY would have to get home. [ "I kept trying and trying to think "What makes you think that the Keeps Skin Young When things look dark. pray, do not Bolshevlkl will be unable to retain quit; > Bv THORNTON W. BURGESS of some way to get here, for I knew G«t *n oumr %n l Mm m dlrerud. fins ptrtieU* of a***! OUR COMIC SECTION their power longer than six niontlis?" •kin p«*l off until all tueli m pimplM. hv«r Got busy then and use your wit how worried you would be, my dear, I Un an ! fr*rkU« diaappntr. Skin la than aolt 4 and ve| rtjr. Your far# I'wtka vanra rounmr Ifrrrolia*! I asked Lenin as 1 sat In his office one ed until I didn't dare wait another fat goose. Half way there I stopped but 1 couldn't think of n single plan Ha htddaa baaatjr of roar tkia. T# TT IS by doing Just this that Peter day during the Brest-Litovsk negotia- ramova oHnklea w nn* mtnrn Pondafd f minute, and then 1 thumped the danger to listen, which was a very foolish until Bowser Ihe Hound came nosing | dia^ilrad in oua-haJf pint oitrh baaal. At dru«t —PHiuiPS: ^ Rabbit has succeeded In getting out tions of 1017. 4^ signal to waken them. Paddy the tiling to do. Old Man Coyote almost alonu this morning and found me there of all kinds of scrapes. If Peter were Just six weeks after the Bol- Beaver heard me and slapped the wa- caught me there. in the bramble-tangle. Then all In a I 3 MkOXr* the kind to give up easily he long ago self at that time. For hours I "He's smart, Old Man Coyote Is. I Hash it came to me how I conld get i shevist revolution he had delivered a Events in the Lives of Little Men ** would have made a good dinner for •peech In which he said: "Six heard him discuss means of provid- ForTrouU^i never realized until last night how home. 1 hopped right out In front of 1 Reddy Fox or Old Man Coyote, or ing newspapers In the early days of •1 Her GfirSfctmas dueto^ smart he is. You see. lie knew months from now. when we all nhall Bowser and pretended that something •NDiaiiT'O". llooty the Owl or Ronghleg the Hawk, be hanged . . ," and to this I had the cause. The Idea of confiscating Guest that tiie nearest place of safety was The matter for me anil I ran. keep- or some other of those who have a taken exception. the established press never entered HSJSSSS for me w:i8 that old bramble-tangle, ing Just out of his reach, and all tne POISON fondness for rabbit. As an eyewitness of the birth of his mind then, though only a month 'WHICH OUT OF and he guessed that I would do Just lime pretending that I couldn't run ^JUAT will do, thnnk you, When Peter told Mrs. Peter that In the present regime In Russia, it has later the bourgeois press was forced what I did do—stop before I got there. any faster. Right on the edge of the Ellse," and Elizabeth dls- in Your bowels! letting'Bowser the Hound keep close been clear to me from this and other to discontinue publication and Its VOL) KIPS INITIALS So the instant I thumped he started Green Forest, hiding behind a pile of missed- her maid with a to his heels all the way through the incidents that its leaders came into plants were socialized. Poisons absorbed into the system for the bramble tangle to try to catch brush, was Old Man Coyote, just as I are. e ' smile. It was her custom WllCI? Green Forest and half way across the power by accident and are still con- The man who now devises five-year r from souring waste in the bowels, me, and he nearly did it. too. Just had suspected lie would be. I wish each Christmas to entertain Green Meadows to the dear Old Brier trolling the fate of 150,000,000 people plans, who knows exactly where the cause that dull, headachy, sluggish, look at my tall. Did you ever see such you could have seen him when 1 went whatever guest the Chari- Patch he had been fooling Old Man by sheer lack of opposition. world will be In the next few yeara, bilious condition; coat the tongue; a looking tail?" /'eter twisted arouryl past almost under his nose. Yon see. ties sent to iier, without Coyote, she didn't know what to think. During my interviews with Lenin and who envisions the complete suc- foul the breath; sap energy, strength and looked mournfully at Ihe ragged he didn't dare Jump out because Bow- Ellse's help. BAIN "What did Old Man Coyote have to In my capacity of American news- cess of his experiments, could not sea and nerve-force. A little of Dr. little white bunch which he called a ser was right at my heels. When It When Ellse had gone out. Elizabeth do with It?" she demanded Just a wee paper man. I observed that he could a* month ahead In the early days of Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin will clear tail. was safe to do so I showed Bowser threw a linal, salislled glance at tbe up trouble like that, gently, harm- bit crossly, for she had been terribly not see a single reason why tiie his power.—K. J. Ledoc in Current how I can run when I want to. and shining table and walked over to the lessly, in a hurry. The difference it frightened as she watched Peter seem- "He so nearly caught me that he world should not adopt the gospel of History. Comes here I am. I'd give another hunch of window to gaze through the chintz will make in your feelings over night ingly having such hard work to keep pulled a bunch of hair out of my tail revolution. He was a dreamer who hair out of my tail to know what Old draperies to the street below. Half will prove its merit to you. VTTHAT many people call indiges- out of the clutches of Bowser the Just as I reached the bramble-tangle. built himself a world of his own. It Is the man on the fence who W tion very often means excess Man Coyote said when I skipped past. the fun of the occasion always lay in Dr. Caldwell studied constipation Hound. "I didn't see him anywhere." I never before had such a narrow en Stalin also, was uncertain of him- feels the first political breeze. acid in the stomach. The stomach Ha. ha. ha! There's nothing like n these few minutes when she wailed for over forty-seven years. This long cape in all my life. Then he told m*- nerves have been over-atimulated, P^ter chuckled, "it was tills way, "What Did Old Man Coyote Have to little wit. my dear, to get you out of and speculated as to Just what sort of experience enabled him to make his my dear," he began. "1 was sitting that I never would get back to dear and food sours. The corrective is an Do With Itr She Demanded. trouble." person would presently appear. prescription just what men, women, alkali, which neutralizes the acids near the pond of Paddy the Beaver Old Brier Patch unless I got him a fal Little Mrs. Peter drew a long breath Once It had been a down-and-out ex- old people and children need to make instantly. And the best alkali known over in tiie Green Forest last night ter with his tail, and that made them goose to make up for the one I had Your children's and her eyes were shining with pride missionary well along in years, once their bowels help themselves. Us to medical science is Phillips' Milk where Honker the Goose and eleven open their eyes in a hurry. The In- cheated him out of by waking Honker and admiration. "My, how smart you a lonely girl from the West, and sev- natural, mild, thorough action and of Magnesia. of his followers were fast asleep, stant 1 had thumped I ran. for I knew and the others and 1 knew by the way One spoonful of this harmless, are. Peter!" she cried. "Still I do eral times thin little waifs from the its pleasant taste commcnd it to when 1 saw Old Man Coyote and Red- that the nearest hiding place was an he said It that he meant it Of course, tasteless alkali in water neutralizes wish that you would stay at home and tenements. On those latter occasions everyone. That's why "Dr. Caldwell's instantly many times that much dy and Granny Fox hide close to the old bramble-tangle, and that was it be knew that I couldn't, and wouldn't FUTURE Syrup Pepsin," as it is called, is the If I could, get him a goose. It was hi? not take such dreadful risks," she Elizabeth had been glad of the fragrant acid, and the symptoms disappear edge of the pond. By and by I saw long way off. and I felt sure that Old depends oo the sound, sturdy foundauon you help them most popular laxative drugstores sell* added. tree which always stood in one cor- at once. You will never use crude that some of those sleeping geese were Man Coyote would try to get even with way of telling me that he meant to build. Give them Scott's Emuliion of Cod Liver OU. Doctors ner of the apartment, alight with col- methods when once you learn the drifting In right toward them. I wait- me for spoiling his chance of getting a catch me. Then he trotted away, and (© by J. O. Lloyd.'—WNU Service. say its Vitamin A potcncy aids in building resistance to child- ored bulbs and hung with varied gifts. Dr. W. B. Calpwell's efficiency of this. Go, get a small diseases, and promotes correct growth. Its Vitamin D, along bottle to try. with calcium and phosphorous salts, helps develop strong There was no one In sight now— broken walnut meats, a pair of Be sure to get the genuine Phillips' bones and teeth. Good for adults too ... and it s really wait, wasn't that sopie one just turned SYRIP PEPSIN Milk of Magnesia prescribed by cooked sweetbreads, salt, pepper and easy to take. Scott & Bowne, Bloomficld, N. J. Sales Rcp> the corner? A Doctor's Family Laxative physicians for 50 years in correcting minced parsley. Mix well, fill ihe tur- icscntauvcs, Harold F. Ritchic & Co., Inc., New York. A moment later Ihe bell rang and Arms of Law for Great Bridge Dan Cupid has his innings while the task of gathering material for the excess acids. 25c and 50c a bottle^ key. adding a few nice olives at in- Lrntu to SnU'i Emultion'i "Ramuntm tJu S*a" nvrv Sundf nd If. when she ran down the stairs and toy drug store. tervals. Do not pack too tightly. If Thanksgiving feast is temporarily forgotten. thority of New York and Tuuday al I K p. m. nrr 1A« Coiumtia Bati* Siltcvr* answered It. Elizabeth was decidedly HEN Ihe new and magnifldent a plainer dressing is desired sweet- "Thriller" of Long Ago George Washington bridge whicti New Jersey which built taken back at the young man who Zoo Gets Rare Bird W breads may be omitted and a little stretches across the Hudson river from and controls the bridge, stood before her. It Is probable that Outdone by Invention The London zoo now has one of cooked veal substituted, or the nuts New York city to the New Jersey shore and all are picked olllcers. Not All Americans Look on Day of Thanksgiving he, too. had his moment of surprise 'Way back In their boyhood read- the world's rarest birds—a hoatz!':, and olives may he left out was formally opened the other day. the Part of them are seen lis ho gazed at the slender vision in ing. Illicit reading, with the yellow- Chicken Chow. With the Pessimistic Eyes of Will Carleton which seems to have changed little here being put through Scott's Emulsion eighty-eight members of the bridge police a white dress. back in the big geography, and the lu Its physical character since pre- Cook a chicken until tender, adding force were given their share of admira- a trafllc signal drill. "Miss Lowry. of the Charities sent teacher not too vigilant, some men historic times. The bird has two salt and one or two small dried pep- Ol SORWHGIA \ COD I.IVI.R OIL tion and praise. These men. guarding Will Carleton In bin verses on "Cap- truffles, chicken livers and toasted me—" he began. who are gruyhnlred now can recall a sharp claws on Its wings. When pers. When tender pick the meat from bread crumbs, flavored with rosemary, traffic across the longest span In the tain Young's Thanksgiving," says: "Oh, yes," nodded Elizabeth quickly. Beadle thriller with the title "Red danger threatens It dives from lis the bones as for cream chicken. Pre- Bolshevik Morals Many Fish Eggs sage and mother of thyme, lardc-d with world, were appointed by the port au- She mustn't let him think for an In- Star, the Spirit of the Ijike." pare noodles, using one egg, salt, a Thanksgiving day, I fear, VlrRlnla ham fat and basted with nest Into the river and uses the claws Sinclair Lewis laid down a book iu In order to ascertain definitely the A white pioneer has had ail his If one the solemn truth must touch. Madeira wine; served with boRberry stant she had hesitated. She had ab- to climb back. tablespoonfui of cream and flour to defense of Bolshevik morals. number of fish eggs to be expected Is celebrated, not so much sauce, fresh cauliflower and candled solute confidence In anyone Miss Low- family murdered by ihe Indiana. He When fully grown it resembles a roll as thin as paper. Cut and dry for "Bolshevik morals may be all from n given number of fish held for FINNEY OF THE FORCE City Gangster sweet potatoes. To thank the Lord for blesslnRs o'er escapes to an Island and finds a small pheasant, with a long tail, and an hour or two. In a baking pan put right," he said, "but they seem top- propagation, the Montana state flsh As for the sake of getting more. Old Virginia mince pie, served In flames. cave. In that cave there is a stone the nestling looks distinctly repliiian. a layer of the noodles, then a layer of sy-turvey lo me. They remind me of and game department experts made WHO YOUSE New Orleans old French market tomahawk with the striking edge so Its home is South America.—Asso- IS chicken, a layer of sliced hard cooked a story. an actual count, finding 984,312 eggs WHO WAMTS JEST ASTIN' HES JIST It Is the "feastive" day on which coffee. carved as to form a star, and leave egg, add a little broth and finish the ESCORTIN' TER kKJOW VUH. COPPER.... Little Willie, on nearlng the end of a ciated Press. "A married man down In Palm in 530 female native cut-throat trout, MUPOJUECEO that mark on the victim. top with noodles; cover with buttered It bountiful meal, will sigh, "I've pretty Mmm! Those were the good old Beach tried to kiss a pretty girl. or an average of 1.830 egss per trout DERE. COPPER DATS ALL.. A GUV.'.' Also there are two very light and crumbs. Bake for half an hour. near reached my bust measure." And days! But, observes the Providence What About the Note Ring? He'd often kissed her before, but this The famed Montana grayllght yield- 7 narrow cedar canoes, with straps for Ginger Ale and Pea1* Salad. dad will again wonder why Thanks- Bulletin: Customer—I want to kuy a dia- time she pusiied him away. ed an average of 12.683 eggs. the feet. The pioneer finds that In Boil the sirup from a can of pears, giving day doesn't follow Christmas so The special blessings for the sake of mond ring. "•How dare you try to kiss me. you these he can walk the water of the add two and one-half tahlespoonfuls he can be thankful that both purse- which children and some adult persons Salesman—Yes. sir. Allow me to unfaithful brute!' she snarled. "Only Only the Cushions celebrate Thanksgiving day are transi- lake. Every night he goes our. of gelatin softened in one-fourth of a bending days are over. It Is also the ry, head of the board, might send. show you our eomblnutlon sets of this afternoon I saw you kissing yoiii She—So you're from the garage. tory at best. They center round the Every morning some redskin Is found cupful of water, add one-fourth cupful season in which dogs and cats beat a "Hang your coat and hat on the cos- three pieces—engagement, wedding own wife. And I heartl you tell her Are you the man who greases cars? dinner table, "groaning with good dead in the forest with the star mark. of sugar. Cool and add one cupful of tattoo on drumsticks with their teeth. things." But even if Will Carleton tumer at the head of the stairs. And, and teething rings. The very latest besides that she was all the world to He—Oh, no, indeed, lady—only the Hence "Red Star, the Spirit of the ginger ale and the pears cut Into small Truly, a man Is old when he begins thinks that most of us regard such let me see, your name—" thing out. sir. you' cushions. I'm the repair man.—Life. matters, as yiese more seriously than Lake." pieces. Pour Into a mold and when to fear mince pie. What this world Still the young man seemed a bit "'Yes,' said the man. 'what of it? the finer and nobler teachings of the uncertain. Then. "Drake Gibson." he Red Star walked on quiet water. Frank and truthful people are a firm serve with whipped cream and There are two worlds, darling. Wife Oilier people may have good needs Is for some one to devise a plan day. surely many of us grace the occa- said, resolutely and abruptly. But now the news tells us that Karl a tablespoonfui of salad dressing. Is the old world, and you are the tastes, but. of course, yours is h whereby tile bone of contention can sion with the spirit of gratitude for nuisance If you are not perfect. Naumesnik. of Styria. has eclipsed This is nice for dessert. shade belter. be utilized like the Thanksgiving tur- our "blessings," and endeavor to spread Elizabeth breathed an unconscious new."" this spirit by providing for the com- Ihe Beadle hero. Facing rather (ffl. 19ji. Western Ntwdunpor Union > key for making hash and soup. But sigli of relief, as she preceded him up An onion a day is altogether too fort and happiness of some less for- the caryeted stairs. After the first heavy seas, he has actually walked continuous. 'twas ever thus—these big Thanksgiv- tunate household than ours at this one Ihe water from Cape Grls Nez to Roy Hudson ing meals. Indeed, some 140 years ago festival of the year. embarrassing moments, she had al- Tired, Nervous and Depressed ? ways found that things went more Dover on "water skis." The distance the Thanksgiving menu of which It is a familiar law of nature that mulch of this kind is spread over the the more we give the more we have. easily. Is about twenty miles. The water Health Suffers When Kidney* George Washington partook at Mount perennial bed it serves a useful pur- This may not be true of material pos- Yet It was hard to believe, during skis of 1031 are clearly superior to Do Not Act Right Vernon consisted of: sessions, but It Is certainly true of the How 1 Car^y On pose by conserving moisture, and be- the meal which followed, that her the strapped-on cedar canoes of things of the spirit. If we Increase comes a fertilizer when dug in as a TWEED promptly n nagging Conceit of Fresh Fruit guest was the sort of down-and-outer fancy, three-quarters of a century Oyster Soup the sum total of oUiers* happiness we part of the spring work. Moreover, It •• backache, with bladder ir- WMUT ?! Increase our own. with which the Charities were wont to ago. And once more It has been GOOD THINGS TO EAT (Mrs. John Marshall's recipe—blafk By DOUGLAS MALLOCH helps to protect the roots during the regularitien and a tired, nervous, OMLY ONJ deal. proved that truth Is stranger than /SISSY eye peas and Virginia ham knuckles Anyhow, here's hoping you get the winter. In some gardens this plan of depressed feeling. They may worn added.) He talked Interestingly and enter- fiction.-Brooklyn Eagle. of certain disordered kidney or GUV 1i! ll long end of the wish bone!—Pathflnd- •x-x-x~x~:">xx-X'«x~x-:-v-xx~x using peat as a mulch has been ex- dainty food especially good for Roast turkey stuffed with wild rice, tainingly and before she realized it, bladder conditions. pulverized boiled chestnuts, artichokes. er Magazine. F I am part of all the past. - tended to the rose bed. with decided A an Invalid and simple to pre- dinner was at an end and there re- Pointer for Traders Users everywhere rely on Boon's If dead men's souls still live success. pare Is: mained as part of the festivities only If you manufacture goods bearing I Pills. The sale of millions of boxes In me. (® 1931 Western Newnpaoer Union.) Chicken Custard. Ihe ceremony of choosing gifts from the likeness of a turtle as trade- annually attests to Doan's popu- If rocks are only rocks re-cast. Take three tahlespoonfuls of finely the tree. mark. change your trade-mark be- larity. Your dealer has Doan's, Each oak the acorn of some tree. chopped and pounded chicken, one- fore trying to sell In Cnlna, advises She had rather decided to pass that If I am part of what Is gone, half cupful of bread crumbs, two well A Diuretic Col. I. M. Cosgrove, Canadian trade : SUPERSTITIOUS = part of the entertainment up when I wonder how 1 carry on? beaten eggs, a pinch of salt and one of for a she remembered that she had hidden commissioner at Shanghai. In China, thm Kidney * * * « • • celery salt, a cupful of milk. Mix Dean's Pills 'kP the turtle Is a "bad Joss" character SUE In a red cheesecloth stocking filled This boulder traveled from the north thoroughly, pour Into well greased and an Insult, says Colonel Cosgrove. with candy a tiny purse with a five- RESTFUL SLEEP Upon some glacier's Icy blast. custard cups and place In a pan of One firm which shipped goods with Game Subjects of Movies in the line. When the fisherman gets dollar goldplece In It. Nor was she That they who journeyed back and water. Bake In a moderate oven until that trade-mark to China was Moving picture films of game sub- to It all he has to do is remove the to be blamed for supposing that a gift N forth the custard is set. Serve hot "stuck," according to him. for FRETFUL, jects are being distributed by the iish and rebalt the hook to start the of money so tactfully presented would Along this road might pause and Turkey Stuffing. Pennsylvania game commission to process over again. The original In- not be amiss to anyone willing to ac- rest. Crumb a good sized loaf of bread, Noiteleis • theaters within the state. One of vention utilized 20 lines. cept a dinner frym an utter stranger. FEVERISH CHILD And yet how many men in me chop two tnediimi sized onions am fry "Isn't your new overcoat rather earliest releases presented phases of Also, the Idea was that the money Will find a little charity? until soft in one cupful of butter; loud?" — With Castoria's regulation rlngneck pheasant propagation and Roads in National Parks © WMtarn Ntwapaptr Onion would not be discovered until the re- when tender but not brown, pour over "Not when I put my muffler on." hunting. Views were presented of Eigiit thousand miles of automo- cipient had reached his home. This oak tree, when an oak tree fell. the bread crumbs, mix lightly, add one , Roy Hudson, Michigan captain and When your child tosses and cries bird dogs pointing tiie birds, the ap- bile road will be constructed In the So, In her winning manner. Eliza- Rose from its roots and spread Its cupful of finely cut celery, two hard fullback. Is rated among the best back- out In his sleep. It means he Is not proach of the hunter, the flush, the national forests during the present Thanksgiving Day beth suggested that they each choose shade; cooked eggs chopped, one cupful of field men in the Big Ten. comfortable. Very often the trouble kill and the retrieve, and other pic- fiscal year. Some of these highways a gift from the tree, and laughed And, when the sun beat down as well. Is that poisonous waste matter Is not tures of breeding the dogs on the will traverse country fully as beauti- THfE FEATHERHEADS Just Like a Man Ah I On Thanksgiving day, whe^ifrom east and from west. when he carefully untied a little furry How much of shadow have I made being ci.rrled off as It should be. state farms were included. ful as any found in the national From north and from south, come the pilgrim and guest. monkey. Bowels need help—mild, gentle help^ To cool some other fellow's brow Help Destroy Them WELL. COME DO VOU OH. I ARTHUR SWIFT—Air brush paint Buy scratch pads at The Courier of For chapped face or hands, use San- Ing, Phone 153, Coloma. 40tf tice at 15 centa per pouud. tos Velvet Lotlou. 25 cents at Scott's. MICHIGAN SEEKS SUES RED CROSS RELIEF IN Leave your orders early for —Adv. COLOMA SCHOOL NEWS Mrs. Ada Brevard of Watervllet spent Rubber stamp Inking pads and rubber L W. JOHNSON'S CASH GROCERY tbe week end with Mrs. Belle Ferguson. stump Ink at The Courier office. Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Knelbes spent 79 DISASTERS IN YEAR Mrs. Jessie Knapp of Benton Harbor Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Van Notes of Eipecial Interest Regarding EOR NEW STATE PARKS Don't cry—"One Minute Headache Dls iu (Srand Rapids. Turkeys or Chickens visited relatives in Coloma several days Tablets" will stop that splitting head last week.' • Educational Matters. Forest Fires, Plagues, Storms, ache almost Instantly. Sold at Scott's. Several members of the Epworth Rapp and BELL PHONE M. ..Adv. League of the Methodist church at- Departmenlt of Conservation WUI for your Thanksgiving dinner VEAL, POULTRY and HOGS Want Earthquakes, as Well as tended a county young people's rally Coloma, Berrien Co., Michigan The weekly assembly program was Thanksgiving Specials ed. Phone Fred Scbaer, No. 16, F 2. Mr. ami Mrs. Elmer Squint, Miss Es at Berrien Springs Monday evening. given by the sophomores under the Make Surveys This Winter for New Drought, Call for Help. Coloma.—Adv. * 14tf ther Snyder and Russell Harkes of direction of Miss Johnson. The set- Beginning Saturday, November 21st. . F. W. COCHRUN Playgrounds in Southern Part of For ringworm of the feet, known as South Bend were Sunday gut-sts at th« Otis Versaw of Benton Harbor, ar- Prideaux ting was a regular 45-niinute class You need look no farther than our store for all the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Klbler. ArhU-tic Foot, use Fungi-Rex. Sold at rested several weeks ago on a charge The forest tires which hava raged period in school with Marion Relchert State of violation of tbe liquor laws, was other good things that go along with the poultry to Scott's.—Adv. TK1 ( KING ami HAULING sollrit BENTON HARBOR Friday, November 20,1931 as teacher. The scholars entertained In Idaho and other western sections sentenced In the federal court at One can No. 2 1-2 Pumpkin ... ed—Sand, gravel and weod delivered with class songs, readings, vocal se- Adequate state park sites in South- this year have presented a serious dis- make a fine feast. AH for Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hombuker vis Grand Rapids to serve six months in (Buiereil iwt gecond-olata raaltpr al itif lections. and even a clog dance was ern Michigan, near the centers of Rubbish removed. Prompt service. E. aster—one of a number. In addition to Two pounds Cranberries Ited over the week end at BatUv the Detroit house of correction. pofttotTlue i»i Colonui, MlehlgkD, utiih-r given liy Maurice Mitchell as '•Snow- population, are lieinit sought by the A. Turrell, Phone Coloma 102—Adv. SAFETY/ Ihe Act of March 8, 18T».) tbe enormous drought relief problems, Creek with relatives. hall,' the little colored boy. The parks division of the department of VEGETABLES — We have squash, sweet potatoes, One pound can Crisco 4!»tf. Frank Woods, a cook employed at next assembly meeting will lie in conservation In a survey that will he which have'been met by the American 73c TIip Miswes Ada Muth and Elsh* Em Blankets cauliflower, turnips, cauliflower, celery, endive, head One pound Old Reliable Coffee Mrs. Ada Stainbrook. Mrs. Andrew tbe o. K. restaurant in Benton Harbor, fKE the life boat, you may not need your harge of Mrs. Hamilton with the pub- resumed during the winter months. Red Cross relief forces. hofT spent the week end In Chlcugo al was arrested on a charge of having Stainhrook and Mrs. Lloyd Dannefel J Savings Account for a long time. But how CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS lic speaking class acting. A Thanks- Such a survey was started a year ago Suffering, faith and courage are the home of Miss KUzalieth Jensen. taken a package of cigarettes a day L lettuce, spinach, cabbage, etc. and son Wendell went fcv Maywood, giving program will he given. ( and was carried on during the win- contained In a story coming from the Large Corn Flakes, package 9 l-2e niinois, Tuesday, for a week's visit from the restaurant when be left the comfortable it is to know that no hurricane of $1 Bjisketbail practice has begun and ter. 11 is hoped that the field work Typewriting paper for sale at The Priest River section In Idaho, told by Co«rler offlcc, either paper for letter with Mrs. Elmer Bober and family. place each morning and went to his adversity can leaveyou financially stranded when First Conununlty Church and there are a large number of boys will he completed during the next four FRUITS—Do not fail to see our display of fine fresh Gold Medal Pancake Flour, 2 packages 1 le a volunteer Red Cross worker as fol- writing or practice paper for use In room; he is also said to have taken who seek to hecoine memliers of the or live months. Make your plans to have a g-.Ml din- matches. you have a growing Savings Account with uf.^ A n exceptional value, John II. Bolfoor. Puntor. team. Coach McDaniels reports that The parks division, through Its sur- lows: fruits—Cranberries, fresh grapes, grape fruit, lemons, Sweet Potatoes, 10 pounds 15c schools. ner with tbe Methodist ladies and to i The miular monlhly Coiumunll.v "Picture a happy little homestead part wool, large size, so far over ."!!> fellows have reported vey, Is attempting to find sites for oranges, bananas, figs, dates and apples. Also fresh Mr. and Mrs. William Scott visited select some of your Christmas gifts at Harold Spauldlng of Berrien l our Patronage Will Be Appreciated I Supper will »••• H^rvwl sit «::«> Ihuw- for practice. possible parks lu the southern third Brown Sugar, per pound 5c the annual bazaar which will lie held Springs tried an experiment this year (70 x 80) bound edges. near the banks of Priest river In with their danghter, Mrs. Chester ilay evenluK. NovemlMT ItKh. It w H be Plans for the annual football ban- of the state: sites that will have all northern Idaho. While father, with a nuts and candies. Pratt, and her husband, at Three Riv- on Saturday .December Stb.—Adv. by placing peaches in cold storage and a pollui'k Urlng vwmU for liiet are being made. the necessary (pm 11 Ilea tlons for public holding them there for four weeks; Comes i n Plain Blue, little son tagging at hie heels. Is out ers and drove on to Albion last Hun your family. After the rnwil. the Lu- The freshman home room people parks- swimming facilities, camping Prevent taking cold by killing tlu he sold them last week at $2:00 per Green, Rose and Laven- tending crops and adding to the clear- day. STATE BANK oS COLOMA Lll,.s Srlal I nlou will pnwut u oi«- hove divided into sides and are selling facilities, good water, wooded lands, Leave your order for germs with Klenzo Mouth Wash. Sold bushel. Next year he plans to place at Scott's.—Adv. der. Limited supply. Buy uet play. "How 1 Kuriunl My Dollar, iiristmas cards for the purpose of interesting topography and nearness to ing, mother Is at home making prepa- We carry a complete line of There will be a regular meeting of more peaches In the cooler and hold- COLOMA, MICH. andng money to buy a picture fur rations for another arrival. Then the Maccabees at Guy's funeral home which will be worth wflng. the highways. The surveys are elim- Supervisor J. J. Jakway of Benton ing them until the peach season Is them to-morrow. The junior choir, wlih'h will l" comes the Are demon, sweeping all In at 2:00 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, Nov their room. inating large areas and are gradually Smoked, Salted and Luncheon Meats township was honored at the meeting over. known um the Church S. Ii.h.I j holr. will limiting the desirable places. When Its path. While father fights to pro- Dressed Poultry ember 24th. All members please be of the State Farm Bureau last week present. The regular meeting of the Clymer | niiH't at the church Thurmlay after- all the field work Is completed and tect his little home, the stork an- by lielng elected to the hoard of di- district Parent-Teachers Association THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR A noon ut 4:0(). ... maps have been prepared, desirable lo- nounces Its arrival. There nre only four criminal rases rectors of the state organization. Crepe Vesta on .Sunday, Noveinlx'r iMMli. a spednl cations will be chosen, and when the "Mother and baby are bundled In a at the was held Thursday. November 12th. ORDER CHRISMS CARDS Yes, we sell Producers Milk, Cream, listed for trial at the November term Three new memliers—Miss Agnes Alel- SAVINGS ACCOUNT IN THIS BANK thank ufTi-rlng will In- taken. We pron- projier time comes and money Is avail- quilt and loaded on a truck for the of tbe Cass county circuit court. Thret Good teeth and sound hones requlrr lo. Mrs. Fred Remer and Miss Alma ner as we help others. able the state will seek to acquire the race through the flaming forest Father plenty of A and D vitamins. Give Yard Butter and Cottage Cheese are for nirrylng concealed weapon- Ma tenia—were welcomed. A Thanks- The young people of the church will AT THE COURIER OFFICE lands and establish parks. drives the truck and the little boy sits and one for abandonment. your baby the best rickets preventing meet at the church next Bun.lay ufter- Most of Michigan's state parks are Spot Cash Market cod liver oil, which Is Puretest, all giving program and pie social was at his mother's aide, brushing away the n*ton at 5 o'clock for the purpose of planned for Novemlier 24tb. at 8 p. m. A splendid printed rayon located along the shores of the Great sparks which fall like rain upon the Mr. and Mrs. Bert rand Kreiger of Norwegian. Sold at Scott's.—Adv. organizing a young peoples society. Lakes and in the northern part of the Watervllet are tbe parents of an S'/j Programs will lie given by the young Fine Samples of Cards are Now Ready Improvised litter." A statement has been Issued bv girls of the P. T. A. and by tbe school fabric in a wide range of VII the yonnp people are urged to at- state, and they now want to establish SPECIALS pMind daughter. Marlyn Joyce, who For Your Selection To the Red Cross worker, the mother those In charge of the affairs of the children. Everyone is cordially Invited beautiful prints in dark, tend a ml lake part In the organization. parks In the southern section and was Itorn Monday night at the Eyer The Courier office Is now ready to expressed her anxiety to return to the First State Bank of Hartford, which to attend. The first bunco party of the Uefresliments will he served. near Detroit, Flint, Lansing, Grand 4 pounds bananas maternity home cast of Coloma. rich colorings, for Miss- upply you with your Christmas cards hills to rehabilitate the little home- I9c closed Its doors last June, that the season will IK- held at the home of Mrs. Sunday. Novemlier •-"ind.—The Rapids and other centers of popula- and has two line assortments at prices stead. All they possessed was lost In Mr. and Mrs. William Hm-ker, Mr". depositors will receive 100 cents on Lester Harris on Decemlier 4tli. es', Children'sand Ladies' church school choir will make Its Init- tion. • 1 pound mixed cookies 19c iu keeping with the present times, or the forest flree. The Red Cross aided HatUe Leedy and Mrs. Myrtez Bailey the dollar of their deposits. F. C. ial appearance. Attendance continues Recently the conservation commis- Dresses. we have samples of extra tine en- all of the families and Is working to 2-pound box crackers I9e drove to South Bend on Sunday. They Stapleton, receiver for the bank, paid Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hetler, promin- at a high level. sion accepted as a park site an area ent residents of Royalton township, Morning worship at 11 oclock, lids graved cards from which we will be help them rebuild their homes. were accompanied by Mrs. Oertnid*' the first dividend of '2')% last week. on the River Raisin In Monroe coun- 6 pounds bulk rolled oats 17c celebrated their golden wedding anni- glad to take your orders. Altogether seventy-nine disasters Horses Wanted Cm nib, who was returning home ifter will be a union service at the Metho- ty, and another In the sand dunes area We have one assortment of twelve 4 pounds rice spending a week with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Muth. Mr, and versary on Sunday, Novemlier 15th. dist Bpiseopul church. The minister of In Van Buren county. When funds called for Red Cross help and money 17c engraved cards In a box which Is sold Mrs Henry Kuhlman and daughter and Mr. Hetler Is the owner of one of Ber- WOOLENS the Community Church will present are available these parks will lie pur- during tbe year just closed. Aside Mrs. Jessie Hudson left on Sunday for at $1.00 per box, and another assort- 4 pounds navy beans 17c Mr. and Mrs. Philip Warman and rien county's finest farms of 10!) acres | the Thanksgiving sermon. chased and opened to the public. from the drought, which required ser- daughter Inger and Mr. and Mrs. Hen Cincinnati, Obio. for a visit with Mr. ment of twenty-one cards in a box on the St. Joseph-Berrien Springs road vices of volunteer workers numbering Warman and children of Benton Kublman's parents; they will go from Yard which .sell at i?1.00 per box. It has and did a generous share of the work more than 60,000, and a drought relief irbor spent the week end in Chicago there to Wilkinsburg. Pa., for a visit Methodist Episcopal (liurrh. been our experience in selling Christ- Can be Lame, Blind or Heavey S on the farm the past season, disposing fund of more than $15,000,000 of which with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sykes. Mrs, with Mrs. Eva Heidhreder and son; then of a vast amount of produce at a very mas cards that too many people wait the Maths and Kuhlmans will go from Flannels, French serges Rev. E. II. Babbit. Pastor NEW HOTEE AND HOMES ARE $5,000,000 came from the national Red Sykes was formerly Miss Lydia War attractive stand located In the front until time to mail out their cards he- man of Coloma. there to St. Petersburg, Florida, to Cross treaeury, help was given In 22 yard of bis home on U.. S. 31. Readily and novelties. Except- Church School at 10 a. m. We have fore they think about placing their or- Reasonable Prices Will Be Paid spend the winter. a well graded school with classes for ders. and to these people we wish to fires, 13 tornadoes, eight storms and John A. Rorick Tbe Jeffrey Pickle company has Mr. Hetler can recall and name all ional fabrics for school GOING UP ON NEW U$-3I all ages. state that our presAnt supply Is limit- eight floods, six forest fires, four been putting more help on the payroll Mrs. Ed Soper entertained fourteen the early settlers of farms from Ber dresses. These have all The I'nlon Thanksgiving Service ed and in order to make sure that you earthquakes and four mine explosions, Fruits, Vegetables, Groceries, at Its plant In Three Oaks. This was ladies on Tuesday afternoon. November rien Springs to St. Joseph, tell when will lie held in our church at 11 o'clock. have your cards we suggest that you three typhoons and three epidemics, occasioned by tbe receiving of a largi ITtb, in honor of the birthday of her their homes stood, and describe tin been sharply reduced in M. I). Hunt, Fonnerly of Coloma, is mother, Mrs. George Sparling. A yen- Rev. J. H. Balfour will lie the speaker come lu at once and make your selec- two cloudbnrsta, and one each hurri- order for ten carloads of pickle pro- tannery, the mill and other landmarks Flour and Feed delightful time was enjoyed. Mrs. M. of pioneer days. price to close. and music will be furnished by a un- tion. ducts, consisting of one thousand luir- Putting up 30-Rooni Hotel at Lake cane. mine cave-In and railroad acci- Oehr and Mrs. Apnes Warman won ion choir. dent Cor. Paw Paw and Logan St«. ' Coloma, Michigan rels. Epworth League devotional meeting prizes in guessing contests. Mrs. Spar Michigan Reach Aside from a major catastrophe, ling was presented with a number of at » o'clock. Jane Allen will be the John G. Cox, secretary of the There will be a bridge, pedro and such as the drought when the whole beautiful gifts. Refreshments wee Uieieat to Learn Swimming leader and will continue the interest- iianihcr of Commerce at St. Joseph, Building operations along the new John A. Rorick bunco party under the auspices of the served by Mrs. Soper, assisted hy Mrs It is an unusual thing for New- and Postmaster Edward Gast of that public was asked to contribute funds Coloma Chapter O. E. S., at their ball ing and helpful presentation of the life U. S. 31, between South Haven and Belle Ferguson and Mrs. August Grahl foundland sealers to know how to of Christ. ity conferred with the state highway Benton Harbor, have already been for relief. Red Cross relief In these <»n Friday evening, November 20th. Petroleum Long Known swim. If they slip Into the water the Our CJiurch Night program has been ifflcials at Lansing the latter part of started and within the next few Washington and the Stage Everybody welcome. Refreshments The houd THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH. TIIE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH. Idea again. They might try to capture "Bill said these men were stranl HEN Harry Moore was elected PRINCE NICHOLAS Joyce and use her as a sort of hostage gers. That can't be. Didn't you rec- SturKls—C. W. Klrsch. mlllionair* governor of New Jersey the other DAVID S. INGALLS STALLED AUTO STARTS to protect themselves." ognize them at all? Haven't you got W manufacturer, has donated a 120acre IAPAN PREPARES NEW PRINCE DEFIES KING • News Review of Current day. It was Immediately suggested But somehow he did not greatly fear some Idea who they were?" plot of ground at northwest edge of A BATTLE IN OHIO HEART that he might be a good man for the they would do this. He remembered "Alan, I positively never seen a State News the city for an airport. • ATTACK ON GEN. MAH CAROL AND ELOPES Democratic Presidential nomination, OF THE the gun she always carried, his own man of 'em till I looked up and there Events the World Over and Senator Lewis of Illinois agrees Mt. Clemens—Twenty nine officers gift to her on her twentieth birthday. they stood p'inting their weapons at Motorists and Villagers in that Moore stand at Ihe top of the in Brief are expected here from Kelly Field. Nicholas of Rumania Marries A black automatic, a tiny thing like a us. And I see Just about everybody China A»k* League to Send list of dark horses. Lewis also told San Antonio,- Tex., for training, ac- Fight With Youths. NORTH toy, it nevertheless was blunt and ef that goes up and down the river." Beautiful Commoner. the reporters there was an "under- ^ . - . ... . i wording to MaJ. George H. Brett, com- International Force. fectlve as a terrier bulldog. That big "And they knowed the lay of the Dundee—Dundee han last vol«J to >t tli() |oc>| cover movement" In the Republican Portsmouth, Ohio.—An antiquated red-bearded bandit who had threat- land like a book," another man spoke Japan Still Defies League of Nations and China Threatens engage Henry Ford as Tillage nlRht- Budapest. — The morganatic mar- Bg/ party to repudiate President Hoover. Harbin, Manchuria.—A new Japa- automobile crawled up a small hilt ened to put n bullet "squar* a'tween" up. "That's the queerest part of "t." watchman. The appointee Is not re- Lansing—Malt tax stamps of new riage of Prince Nicholas of Rumania —Groener Asks Fair Play for Germany nese attack upon the Chinese f« .ces four miles east of here. Other auto- the eyes of Margaret Fournler, would Alan was fairly staggered. Bill had It kills pain while it heals; lated to the Henry Ford uf Dearborn, design will be put In circulation by with Mine. Jana Lucia DeielJ, In a D UMANIA'S royal family has sup- He has lived iu this county most of j Frank D. Fitzgerald, secretary of under Gen. Mah Chan-shan In the area mobiles. shiny and glistening with likely get one between his own If he reported accurately. The men were in Armaments. because it dramatic elopement, despite King ^ piled the world with another ro- state. Counterfeiting In Detroit and between the Nonnl river bridge and their engines purring with power, glid- WILLIAM tried any brutality with Joyce Mac- strangers. penetrates into the wound. his life. 'arol'a stern disapproval of the union, mance. This time it Is Prince Nich- elsewhere made a change of design Anganchl is being planned, reports ed past In the busiest hours on the At- BVROIV lllllan. How under heaven could six men Blaine—J. E. Martin, who has an had royal circles buzzing with excited olas, brother of King Carol and Prin- If you have Pain in Back, imperative, according to Fitzgerald. reaching here said. lantic and Paclflc highway. MOWERY To Alan It seemed pretty clear that enter this country unknown, unseen? eight-acre strawberry patch on his comment. By EDWARD W. PICKARD cess Ileana, who is the Frequent changes are contemplated. The attack will probably take place Near the top of the rise the dilapi- BUI in his haste and excitement had Then, granting they had, granting Cold in Head, Cough, Sore farm near here, announced he hud Prince Nicholas, fascinated by the central figure. Nich- some distance to the north of the lo- dated car sputtered and wheezed, made a mistake about those men being them strangers, how did they come to HERE Is no war In Manchuria be- behind closed doors, but It was re- Throat, Earache, Piles or picked Ave cases of ripe strawberries South Lyon—Three Brighton men. charms of the brunette beauty, Ignored (WNU 5«tU.) olas met accidentally cation of the last battle between the coughed a couple of racking coughs, strangers to every one aboard the know the lay of the land so perfectly? cause, as the League of Nations liably reported that the French gov- from the patch in the ttrst three days brothers, were Instantly killed here his elder brother's refusal to sanction T and fell In love witii know of a wound on man two armies. General Mah retired" with groaned, and died. It settled down In Capxtlihl by William Byron iitwtf steamer. It didn't look possible. They —where to strike, when to strike, how and other authorities agree, there ernment sent word to Berlin that of November I when their car was struck hy a west- the marriage, leaped into his racing Mme. DeletJ, divorced or beast that will not heal, his army during the former attack, and the midst of tbe passing lines. knew this country, knew It Intimately. to escape by a straight shoot to their cannot be a war until n competent whatever concessions are made to car and made a wild dash to Tohan. daughter-in-law of a try ZMO-OIL. Albion—A corn .hrodder .hlch rob- wll^ there were reports his strategy was to Out poured live youths. They wob- It took years to learn the Ins and outs one superlative refuge, the Thai- government has de- meet the German situation must be Rumania, and compelled the mayor of of so huge a region. But they knew. former cabinet niinii* bed Fred Leonard. Devore.,.. tanner, . ^ ^ *!v'n draw the Japanese up nearer the ter- bled about the car, pushing a gadget Azzah. clared war. But there only temporary and within the frame- 35$ at Drug Stores ot hi. a/m two years ago. mangled ' Th» that town to perform the ceremony. Alan concluded: "They aren't ter. He asked Carol ritory that falls within the Inlluence here and a tbingum there. Those who In all his years of police service he have been bloody bat- work of the Young plan; that France II you have never used ZMO-OIL we will 0 With determination similar to Car- strangers, of course. Bill Just made for permission to mar- gladly mail you a Iree sample bottle. Write .be rlgbt arm ot bl. .on, ROT Leon.nl, " F"" "/ « of the Russian Soviet government. worked were given loud advice by THE STORY had never met quite so dark a cir- tles up there almost will not agree that Germany's jirivate 1 a 1 28 ol's where the auburn-haired Mine. ry her and the king 18, lo such an eilent tbat 11 bad lo be " " In the meantime the Japanese troops a mistake." cumstance as this. every day, and the M. R. ZAEGEL & CO. Magda Lupesfu was concerned, the those who did not. debts shall be given precedence over amputated above the elbow at Sheldon Bellevllle—While playing on a log Rl* lui nd Its board tho ateamer, Half-hidden between two blanket As he and Bill went down the lad- refused, whereupon 831 New York A»e. SHEBOYGAN. Wit. had withdrawn to a position seven They tried everything except to situation during the reparations payments; and that if Memorial Hospital. The accident was extending Into Edison Lake, two miles twenty-eight-year-old prince refused to MldnlKht Sun, tied to the bnnk packs Constable Whipple sat fingering der. the rail was lined with people Nicholas climbed In- miles south of the bridge, but It was Prince Nicholas of Rumania, defy- breathe Into the engine, which might week was getting there is any permanent reduction In northeast of Belleville. Edward Smer- let his affection for Mine. DeletJ be of the Maokemie, hold up Father his rifle, peering ahead anxiously, as to his automobile. Modern Girl Has Small on the same farm as the one which believed they were massing there for ing his brother. King Carol, eloped Claverly and other passengers, wishing them a quick capture, wishing worse. The league the conditional part of the Young plan thwarted by the arguments of the king. have made It run. th 1 ,, T occurred two years ago. eka. 6 years old. slipped and was kill Jimmy Montgomery, former- though at any moment he expected to the criminals n swift and speedy Jus- council was to meet Prince Nicholai « " - Knowledge of Thimbles a fresh attack. David S. Ingalls, assistant secretary and contracted a morganlc marriage The quintet tried to flag down pass- annuities, it must be accompanied by drowned. The boy's body was recov- So violent was the king's wrath at ly of the Mounted, ami net away meet the outlaw canoes here on tbe tice. Alan did not hear, did not care. and drove at top Baraga-The Ford Motor Co. has London.—The Dally Telegraph said of the navy for aeronautics, announced with the beautiful Mme. Jana Lucia again on November a corresponding reduction In the war Charley Chaplin, the world's fun- ered shortly afterward by Robert Clay- his younger brother's defiance of his ing machines. None would stop. The with gold dust and furs. Corp. Mackenzie. Alan watched him with But as lie stepped Into the canoe and speed 12.' miles to the village of To- started winter logging operations In Japanese forces in Manchuria deliv- his candidacy for the Republican nom- DeletJ. Bill llardsock reports the crime 10, and it was con- debts owing to the United States. niest film star. Is not credited with ton. special Wayne County deputy, counsel that he ordered all records of youngest picked up a rock and shied something of scorn In his eyes. Whip- with a shove sent It skirling toward han. There he compelled the mayor Baraga County. About 2.000,000 feet ered an ultimatum to Gen. Mah Chan- to Sergt. Alan Uuker at tho fronted with the fact Germany, on the other hand, is evi- many amusing stories. His forte Is ination for governor of Ohio. He Is the ceremony to be destroyed and au- It through the windshield of n car. He lo perform the marriage ceremony, and after rescue efforts of the child's par- Mounted Police post at Fort En- ple was constantly spying upon the the launch, he did hear one voice from that Japan had not of logs will be taken out at on • camp. shan. demanding the surrender of the thirty-two years old, was n mival flyer dently seeking to take advantage of pantomime. It is related, however, ents had Tailed. thorised the Bukhnrest government to soon was Joined by an older brother, durance. linker has a dispute other men. listening with long ears, re- some man on the steamer; and it rang the happy couple rushed away, while Cutting and skidding are under way city of Tsltslhar Immediately to Gen. heeded Its order to her present economic distress to ob- that he recently addressed a girls' in the World war, and has served as Issue a flat denial that the marriage PILOT AND GIRL DIE and finally all five decided that was with his Incompetent superior. porting everything that happened and In his ears like a croak of evil Henry Pu-Yi tiie terrified mayor telephoned tho and logging roads and skldways are Grand Kaplds—Thomas Gordon, 102, Chang Tal Peng, an independent Chi- Inspector Haskell, over plans for withdraw her troops tain a great permanent reduction of industrial school on the fringe of the a state representative. had taken place. ensier and more enjoyable than work- a lot that did not. prophecy: news to Bucharest being built. The timber will be hkuled of Grand Rapids, who has driven an nese general reported favorably dis- IN AIRPLANE CRASH the capture of the bandits. by that date, with the added aggrava- reparations, or even their complete London slums and regaled them with The mayor of Tohan. a small town ing on a busted-down automobile. Forty miles below Endurance, sweep- "Golng after men like them. Alan So far as is known, the king has to the Ford railway for transportation automobile since 1916 without an acci- posed toward the Japanese. # tion tllat Tokyo had reiterated tiie obliteration. The French nationalists bits of Hollywood life. • near Buzeu, knowing that he had In- Rocks and clubs fiew at the ma- ing near to shore around a great bend, Baker, you'd better take your luck not relented enough to recognize tiie to the L'Anae and Pequamlng mills. dent. appeared at the Traffic Bureau statement that It would not obey the are determined that Premier Laval But Charley laid stress on the do- The Dally Express said China has MRS. RUTH JUDD HELD curred sharp criticism for performing Milwaukee Coroner Suspects It chines. Windshields and windows Alan looked ahead and sighted the to apply for a new driver's license. CHAPTER I!—Continued along r order and would make no concessions marriage as even a morganatic union. mestic Ignorance of the average mod- St. Ignace—The Mackinac Island requested the League of Nations to • •••••• shall not abandon the principle of the ceremony without the sanction of Is Case of Suicide. were smashed and radiators cracked. Midnight Sun out in midstream, plow- to the league. But he probably will not take severe Hotel Co., which operates the Grand "Don't take any chances, obey traffic send an International force of 4,000 FOR TRIAL AS SLAYER reparations, no matter what pressure ern American girl, exclaiming: the king, excused himself by declaring Traffic halted and cars were backed "HmmphI Maybe." Haskell lit a ing steadily up south. At his gesture At the MacMillan trading post Joyce measures, for he Is fond of Ids brother Hotel, on Mackinac Island, has been regulations, be prepared for what the men to police the South Manchurlan Then China came to bat with n Germany brings to bear. "Why. most of them don't know one he knew no other course to follow Milwaukee,—Two persons, a pilot up for miles In each direction. cigarette, and went on studying the Pedneault swerved the launch and had lighted candles in the kitchen and and gives him much credit for his own placed In receivership In Circuit Court other fellow may do," is Gordon's railway pending settlement of the con- statement by its representative at end of a needle from another. Doctor Hints Her Victima Were when the determined prince rode up and a woman passenger, were In- The autolsts began to retaliate. map. Turning, lie ordered: snubbed Its headlong speed, and Bill trading hall. Though she hardly knew success In gaining the throne of Ru- motoring philosophy. Geneva, Dr. Alfred Sze. In a note "I know a charming young lady here. The receivership proceedings flict. It was suggested that an Inter- began unlashlng one of the canoes. As UR political pot is already seeth- Shot as They Slept. to his home In a cloud ot dust and stantly killed when a plane crashed They were Joined by the villagers of "You'll take the launch and the five Just when her father would return expressing his governmei t's condition- mania. Then, of course. Carol can- who, on graduating from a celebrated •were Instigated by Olive N. Ballard, Bay City—Contract for construction national loan might be arranged to the two craft drew nearer, Alan rose O ing and bubbling and there is a ordered him to perform the ceremony. 200 feet to the earth, north of the Cur- nearby Stoney Run, A three-hour bat- men. Baker, and go up the Alooska. al acceptance of the one-year arms not fall to remember his own affairs 'finishing sehool' speedily got en- of French Lick, Ind. At ;he request provide pay for the troups. lot of talk, loose and otherwise about of a 165-foot Ice breaker for the United Shaken by the honor which had so thnr Wright airport on highway 41. tle ended by the defeat of the aggres- If you don't overtake those bandits up and signaled that he wished to in the past. Prince Nicholas, who Is Phoenix, Ariz.—Mrs. Winnie Ruth holiday Doctor Sze told the league next year's campaign. Senator George gaged and as the wedding day ap- of attorneys for the plaintiff, Thomas States Coast Guard has been award- Tokyo.—A proposal fur complete re- come aboard the steamer. The boat Judd. confessed "trunk" slayer of Mrs. unceremoniously been thrust upon him, The dead are: sors. Sheriffs deputies rescued the before reaching the Forks, leave the secretariat flatly tiiat if the league twenty-eight years old. accompanied proached, was showered with gifts. G. Ellis, manager of the hotel, was ed the Defoe Boat & Motor Works, of organization of the government of stopped, a ladder was let down. Pad- \V. Norris of Nebras- Agnes Anne Le Rol and Miss lledvlg the mayor finally recovered sufficiently Conrad Dickenson, thirty-five, an nm- five after they had been beaten, stoned launch there, spilt your party, three covenant and the Kellogg pact should his mother, Queen Marie, and the Among them was n nest of gold thim- appointed receiver. Bay City. Delivery Is scheduled for Manrliurin. made by Eugene Chen, dling across in the birchbark, he and ka gave voice in Samuelson. was held to Superior court to seize the telephone and convey the ateur pilot, who operated a restaurant and kicked. Two of them are In seri- men each, and follow up both those fail In the Manchuria crisis. China Princess Ileana on their tour of Amer- bles. When she looked at the tiny Ann Arbor—A decrease of 266 In October, 1932. Construction of the boat noted Qhlnese Journalist and states- Bill hurried up on deck. Washington to a few for trial without ball. news to Bukhnrest. at 7t»9 North Thirty-fifth street, where ous condition. branches—" would build up her lighting forces to ica in 1920, glistening things she exclaimed lu enrollment as compared with 1930 Is will provide employment for approxi- man, turned the attention to Japan Margaret Fournler was safely back characteristic opin- The action was taken by Justice What Carol would do with his de- he also lived, and Miss Ethel Qalllgan, Twenty other persons were Injured Alan objected, "But three men protect herself against Japan. Be- dismay: ahown In a tabulation completed by mately 225 men. The Ice breaker will rather than to Geneva In the hope of on board. Several of the men. hastily ions. The Insurgent Clarence E. Ice of Phoenix after 11 fiant brother was a matter of lively twenty-seven, of 502 North Fifteenth and more than fifty cars damaged. against six, the six who pulled a trick fore that he had asked the league to BSERVANCE of Armistice day •' 'For goodness sake, what do yon Ira M. Smith, registrar of the Unlver- be used on Lake Michigan. a solution of the knotty Manchurlan patching one of the smashed canoes, Republican made a witnesses had been examined at a pre- speculation. There seemed little that street. The youths were arraigned and two like that robbery—three mightn't be send an International force to police ^ was the occasion of innumerable serve in them?'"—Los Angeles problem. had followed np tbe Alooska a mile strong attack on the elty of Michigan. Mr. Smith said the Ypsllantl—Police are attempting to liminary hearing. No Indication was he could do. Inasmuch as the civil cere- They had been In the air about 30 of them were fined $300 and costs for able to handle them. They've got tho Manchurlan railway zone. ceremonies and addresses In ail parts Times. enrollment has dropped from 9.431 In • . o removed a and found her on a willow island where policies of Mr. Hoover, ident|f> the vandato wh The plan calls for closer co-opera- given as to when Mrs. Judd will be mony uniting the prince and Mine. minutes and apparently were return- drunkenness and malicious destruction murder charges over them, they've got of the country, and in tiie lands of the the bandits had set her off. Gen. Ma Chan-shan. commanding and seemed to the 1930 to 9.165 in 1931. Cains were made n]arb|e 8jab 85 year8 old from some tion with Japan and expulsion from DeW.j was apparently binding. ing to the airport when the plane sud- n fortune In their possession; they're allied nations as well. President Hoo- tried. of property. They were Reuben Jar- the Chinese troops In southern .Man- correspondents about in the schools of forestry and gradu- cemeter). and p,ui.ed lt at the edge Manchuria of "greedy and meddlesome going to put up a finish light." When Alan came on deck, almost his John's Mother The most Important testimony was His dlsapnroval of the union was denly went Into a dive and crashed reii, twenty-two, and Steve Osborn, churia, was said to have attacked the ver. of course, led our nation In ob- ate work while the literary school had ^ first sight was of Jimmy Montgomery's ready to participate of (he t|lte Nor|im| Col|ege campu8 war lords," together with the appoint- Interpreted In some circles ns an In- on the farm of Rockney Sabotlk. the nineteen. Newton Osborn, thirty, and "Three men can handle them. Three serving the day. In tho morning, nc- that of Richard Swartz. an express little girl, perched upon a pile of car- Japanese at the Nonnl river bridge in a bolt of radicals Praises Doctor fallen from 4,514 to 3,996. ( here. Efforts also are being made lo ment of a high commissioner by the nose of the plane completely burying men with the law behind them—" com^inied by General Pershing. Sec- driver, who testified that neither of dication he had undergone a decided Theodore May, twenty-six. drew fines which tiie latter were repairing, and from the G. (). p. Grand Rapids—A telegram from go. showered with care and attention learn from what cemetery the slab central government to take charge of elmnge of viewpoint since ho once re- itself In the soft earth. of $200 and costs for malicious de- "A city cop may be a squad by retary of War Hurley and Secretary There Isn't a moth- Mrs. Judd's hands was bandaged on from every one. As he glanced at the after a sanguinary conflict the Chi- Senator Norrii t,cket ,hnt Presumably President Hoover congratulating him was stolen. The marble bears the In- Manchurlan affairs. nounced his rkht to the Rifmanlan The plane landed In the Sabot Ik's himself," Alan interrupted, "but In the "f the Navy Adams, he went to Arling- er living who won't the night he was called to the Le Rol- struction of property. Emmett Osborn. tiny golden-haired tot. Alan thought of nese were driven off. But they did not will be put up next on his 91st birthday made Royal Japanese military forces would be bush a man is a man. A legal bullet ton cemetery and laid a wreath on the scription "Jacob Klpp. Died July 31, Samuelson apartment to transfer the throne rather than give up Mine. Lu- frout yard, narrowly missing three seventeen, charged with having par- go fur and at last reports were gath- summer. Here are a few of the things agree that no half- Chase. Grand Rapids Civil War veter- don't kill any deader than an outlaw her mother dying less than a year ago, 1S46, aged 22 years." permitted to remain and Japan would trunk containing the two bodies to pescu. that he had deflnltely given up children who were watching the flight. ticipated in the attack, was turned ering for another attack; and more the Nebraskan said: tomb of the Unknown Soldier. At sick child should be an. weep for Joy. Open house cele- bullet. Men who'll hedd up a big of her young father cut down today Detroit—A train bearing 90 persons he largely responsible for maintaining the home of Mrs. Judd. any intention he mlcht have bad of In the belief that suicide, not ac- over to Juvenile authorities. Japanese soldiers were on their way eleven o'clock, the hour symbolic of the subject for an bration was held at the home of his - steamer In broad daylight and who by an outlaw's bullet: and he had a 'if we are to keep men employed, peace and order. marryipt hor. and that. If he did mar- cident, may have been the cause of Examination showed the ancient car hurriedly to the scene. There were the ending of the war, the President experiment with daughter. Miss Ellse Chr.se. with returning to their native lands left the Swartz's testimony contradicts the face the gallows If caught, aren't go- swift vision of the bleak orphanage, why discharge them? It may be neces- nton Officiai dispatches from Mukden, rv aw'n. It would be with tiie prin- the crash. Coroner Henry Grundman merely had run out of gas. other battles, but this was the biggest. was in West Potomac park, where he medicines of uncer- whom he lives. Among-the many I .Station recently. Persons tak- only story the physician's wife has ing to be paralyzed by the sight of a the friendless and homeless life, which sary in some Instances for private in- ln denied that Gen. Mali Chan-shan. com- cess of some ruling house. of Milwaukee begun an investigation What was more alarming to foreign dedicated the beautiful marble temple tain merit When vlsltors \, as Comrade W H. Wleand. * voluntary departures at the Gov told thus far. that a bullet wound uniform. 1 believe my party shouldn't lay ahead for her. now that Jimmy dustry to reduce Its employment, but manding the Chinese troops near the based on facts obtained in Chicago. nations was the spread of the flghting which the people of 'Vashington have your child Is bilious, 86 years old. who drove an automobile ernmenfs expense numbered 60. and found in her left hand, following her Broker Who Lost Fortune split We ought to stick together and was dead. He was not deceived by there Is no Justification f«>r the gov- ,he 0,h 8 are to be Nonnl river bridge, had Issued a dec- "The amazing tiling, if the sui- to the big city of Tientsin. This be- built as a memorial to tiie soldiers who headachy, haif-slck, feverish, rest- from Coldwater. almost 100 miles to " Sported. Six of surrender In Los Angeles, was Inflict- Bank Group Favors whip up that left branch. That's the the attention she was getting now. ernment discharging workers. laration of war against Japan. The cide theory Is correct." said the cor- wept from the District of Columbia. less. with coated tongue, bad breath, congratulate his old friend. ,the ^ were from SaSina* ^ ed by Miss Samuelson during a quar- Jumps to Death in Chicago fork they'll take." Every one wits all sympathy for her to- gan with outbreaks of Chinese mobs "If we expect industry to keep men r. ' -u. om ru... n„... t 1 seven from Bay City. George F. Tel- dispatches also denied that the Chi- rel which led to the slaying of both Cuts in Rail Wages oner, "is the fact that Dickenson took day, but that would cool mighty quick; that attacked the Japanese conces- In the afternoon Mr. Hoover paid a no appetite or energy, you know that Chicago.—Crazed by the loss of a "You're merely guessing," Haskell at work the government ought to set Bay OHj The Cltj I o er League..^ United States Immigration de- nese had bombarded the Japanese po- White Sulphur Springs, W. Va.— the girl along with him to death—a sion. The -Japanese officials said the visit to tiie old frigate Constitution at nine times out of ten It's a sign his /an organlzutiy" formed o ^ , Miss Samuelson and Mrs. Le Rol. large fortune, a thirty-seven-year-old and then she'd be thrown into some Joyce Tried to Pray That Alan Wal an example because tho government Is wa8 t harKe of the girl who, so fur as 1 have learned, was said coldly. "You don't know which the Washington navy yard. little stomach and bowels need purg- sition near Tahsing. County Physician J. P>. Maudlin tes- The Investment Bankers' Association financier and Investment broker fought orphanage, maybe along with half- Not Leading This Patrol, disorders were due to the flghting of the largest employer in the nation. I the erection ol a municipal generating ' branch they'll take. By my plan you'd General Pershing and American Le- ,)U Official dispatches received at the of America, at Its annual convention' only a casual passenger. It seems breed and Indian children. Alan Ohlnese factions and that the real mo- ing. And when you know that for plant, suffered somewhat of a defeat ; tified that both victims had been shot off two women's frantic hands and be sure to overtake them on one favor a bond issue to cover the emer- war office Indicated that Gen. Chang here, went on record as favoring a re- clear that Dickenson had a motive for thought, "She's Jimmy's child; Jimmy from his fur-buying trip, she had kin- tive of the Chinese was to occupy gion ofllcials participated in a cotm over fifty years leading physicians when the City Commission voted un- Oscoda—The grading crew on the from above. His testimony was in- leaped to his death from the twelfth branch or other." gency and provide work for tiie unem- suicide." dled a comfortable tire In his bedroom memorative program in the evening, lave endorsed one preparation for anlmously to renew the contract with I shore road uncovered a human skele- Hsueh-Llang. deposed governor of terpreted ns meaning that both Vom- duction in wages for railway labor floor of the Congress hotel. Curtis G. was my partner; It's up to me to do the foreign concessions in the city; so ployed. I do not favor bond issues in "Yes, and have half my men shot and had prepared a supper of scones and the Carnegie endowment for inter- :hls condition, there doesn't seem to the Consumers Power Co. for current j ton with a steam shovel from the Manchuria, Is planning an attack on en had been slain while they slept. and lessening of the powers ot the In- Racine, Wis.—P. J. Landreman, thir- Dunham of Detroit and Chicago was something about her." the Japanese forces went into action peace times, but this Is an emergency up. I'm responsible for them. I know and breaded mushrooms and willow national peace held a mass meeting bfe any reason for "trying" things. the next six and one-half years. The sandy shore of Lake Huron. The re- the South Manchurlan railway zone, Tbe hearing was conducted behind terstate commerce commission. ty-one, flying Instructor at Air City, the suicide victim. With nothing more definite than "for protection" and shelled the Chi- tantamount to war conditions. I what that kind of responsibility means. ptarmigan which she herself had shot which was addressed by Houston Rich, fruity California Fig Syrup new contract will give consumers of mains are believed to be those of an where a comparatively small number closed doors. Justice Ice ordered the We recommend," states the asso- west of here, while seeking to set a The tragic story of their grim bat- this In mind, he directed Ashmun, the nese, American, French and other mean a bond Issue, not to provide You're hog-tying me with orders I that morning. Thompson and Frederic R. Coudert. clears the little stomach and bowels city current the Immediate benefit of Indian, although nothing to sub- of Japanese troops are quartered. courtroom entrance locked after dozens ciation report, "a reduction In wages new parachute Jumping record, re- tie to save Dunham from himself was white-haired skipper "You put her off troops were held ready to act, but at churity, but to provide Jobs by road know are dead wrong." gently, harmlessly and In a hurry. It a much lower rate and effect a sav- stanlate the theory was found with Geneva.—In a brief note to the of newspaper men had tiled Into the commensurate with the decline In ceived Injuries In his ninth Jump from told to police by Miss Lucille Jordon, at Endurance tonight. Give her to As she stood tiptoe at a pantry this writing had not been called on to building and other federal construc- Haskell tapped the table with bis ILLIAM L. Edison, second son regulates the bowels, gives tone and ing to the city of over $200,000. ' 'he bones. This was the second League of Nations that had the ring chambers. Hundreds ofcurioslty seek- cost of living. Looking to a perma- which physicians said he might not a friend and business acquaintance, Elizabeth. Say I'll be back In two or shelf, away from the crackle and do anything. tion. Instead of flghting over the dole penknife. "I've given you my reasons. sough of the cook stove, she heard of the late Thomas A. Edison, strength to them and to the stomach; Ludlngton—Fresh raspberries In No- ^eleton found In the last year. The of an ultimatum, China delivered n ers Jammed the corridors of the Mari- nent solution of the railroad problem, recover. and Miss Mildred McClellan, nurse. three days." In the background of all the trou- the government ought to provide work W Baker, and listened to yours. If you who Intends to contest the great In- and helps to give your child ncV flr8t found ,n j Bt I or, h of flat threat to upset the international copa county courthouse and the side- we recommend greater freedom to the Landreman was hurt as u result of Dunham formerly was a permanent Following the old captain, he some peculiar noise somewhere out In ble Is Henry Pu YI, who as Hsuan for Its jobless citizens." vember Is rather unusual for this part " K ! , refuse to obey orders, you'll stay here railroads to meet effectively, by rate stepped softly, hat In hand. Into the the night. She went over to the win- ventor's will, issued a statement at strength, energy and vitality. Thou- of Michigan, but Earl D. Bates, care- town by a crew clearing debris from disarmament conference next February walks leading to the entrance of the trying to spare a foot In which a guest at the Congress, later moving Tung was the last Manchu emperor of Concerning the world court Senator at the post, and I'll put Corporal Hard- / sands of Western mothers praise It ,he new road ,0 the lake Bhore and make it her "chief national task to changes, the competition ^of other bone had been fractured In the third to Detroit, where he lived at the one well-fitted cabin of the steamer. dow and there heard It more distinctly China. The young man Is a quiet rent- Wilmington, Del., In taker at Epworth Heights, found sev- - building. Most of the crowd was made sock in charge of Uds detail. Take Norris said: "I shall favor American forms of transportation." He remembered Jimmy as a trail part- —a faint drone that rose and fell with ing householder in the Japanese con- which he said he be- Mrs. Joseph W. Hill, 4300 Bedford eral bushes thick with ripe berries on Jackson—More than 100,000 trees to build up a powerful army to protect up of women. Jump. Li trying to avoid a natural Book-Cadillac and the Leland hotels. adherence only If a reservation is your choice." Ave., Omaha, Nebraska, says: 'Til be used In the beautlflcatlon of Michi- herself against aggression'* unless the Establishment of a national fund Is landing on his feet, he landed on his He returned to the Congress on Oc- ner and a quiet gentle soul and the the ground winds drifting out of the cession in Tientsin, but loyal mon- lieved interests op- the north beach of the resort. Alan was not the fool to believe adopted requiring tiie senate's ap- back and was dragged 50 feet. moat utterly fearless man he had ever spruces. archists have always been about Iiini posed to him nre never forget the doctor who got me Saginaw—Work on the southern end gan highways are being raised In a 40- league Justifies Its purpose as a ".bul- proposed to assist the railroads in tober 30. Ills father lives in Pontine, proval before any controversial issue, "Minute Men" to Aid Haskell was bluffing. The man would known." Stone silent he stood beside The puzzling sound grew louder, trying to establish the to give my baby boy, John, California acre plot four miles north of Jackson. wark of peace and International Jus- flnancing maturing obligations pend- Mich. and now it is asserted that there is Involving the United States, may be of the Saginaw river dredging project keep him here and demote him for re- Fig Syrup. Nothing else seemed to tice on which law abiding nations can the Democratic Fund ing restoration of earning power suf- the berth looking down for the space plainer. Then suddenly Joyce knew. afoot a plan to separate Manchuria impression that he will be started Immediately, It was j opposite the new Michigan State PrI- Farm Bureau Plans fusing to obey a command. He had submitted to the court for decision." ficient to permit public flnancing. of half a minute, sick at heart, his The police launch! Coming up the Big from China and put Henry on tiie was not always on help his weak bowels. That was announced by the contractors. The j son. The trees Include many varieties, rbly for safety.'* Washington.—The twin functions of been waiting months for Just such a to Study Tax Issues eyes blurring. Why had it been Jim- Alooska. Coming slowly because of throne. With this in view, it is said, friendly terms with when he was Just a baby. He suf- dredges will work unUl the river The nursery was established two The note also said China will re- aiding the formulation of policies and chance. It was a question of holding WASHINGTON BRIEFS my wiio was cut down?—a young/nan, the treacherous channel, but driving many thousands of troops have been r\EATH having removed from the his father. As proof fered a good deal before I gave him freezes. j years ago and the first transplanting fuse to respond to the league's recom- eliminating debits front the party's Chicago.—Another discussion of ag- out against those ignorant instructions Isaac N. Lewis, Inventor a young father, the best and bravest on through the twilight In spite of the gathered together by Gen. Liang In- ^ senate tiie forcible and pictur- that this id untrue he Fig Syrup, but It stopped his trouble Lansing-Fred Smith, one of the i Probably will be made next spring. mendation for a one year's truce in ledger have been assigned by Chair- riculture's tax burden will be made by or getting away with the men and of Niem all. danger. ching, former ally of the Manchu esque Thaddeus H. Caraway of Ar- pointed out that when quick. I have used It with him for Ilimate8 are carln for the tree u nder armaments until the Japanese evacu- man Raskob to the Democratic "miri of Machine Gun, Falls Dead farmers who gather here December 7 making the best of it. Perhaps, after Ypsllantl torch murderers, must spend 1 K " i Then like a small whisper In his That launch went out only on mat- dynasty and for years the enemy of kansas. tiie Democrats of that state both had perfected colds and little upset spells ever ate Manchuria. New York.—Col. Isaac Newton Lew- to 9 for the thirteenth annual national A baby girl, born to Senator and 12 years Ip Marquette Prison before j ^ supervision of E. F. Blebeshelmer. ute men." all, be would catch up with the ban- loffe, a thought came, edged with pride are considering the choice of his suc- since. I consider him a Fig Syrup convention of the American Farm Bu- Mrs. Robert M. La Follotle, Jr., died ters of Importance. And this phtrol the Chang family now headed by like radio equipment he can begin his four life sentences to ; Prison forester. A nationwide organization of "min- is, seventy-three, who invented the dits before they reached the Forks. In Jimmy and the manner of his cessor. The suggestion has l/cn made, must be very Important, to bring tbe Marshal Chang Hsueh-Llang. It Is true he (William) did not w L Edj8on boy." which Judge George W. Sample sen-1 Port Huron—Miss Margaret Frank- ute men" Is described by him In a tirst portable, air-cooled machine gun. reau federation. several hours later. Beaten, weary of arguing, he gave Some Lynching Victims death: men up a perilous river at this hour. most of these reports come from Jap- and well received, that the senator's market his set In op- Insist on the genuine article. See tenced him for the Washtenaw Coun- j Un. Port Huron High School, dean of letter to all members of the national fell dead of heart disease in the Lack- On Wednesday morning. December In. "All right, inspector. I'll follow "You were the only one .who drew Throwing a cape about her shoul- anese sources, but they have the ring widow, Mrs. Hattle Caraway, be noml- position to his father's eren though that the carton bears the word "Cali- ty killings. Morris D. Klrby, deputy women, was responsible for the en- Declared to Be Innocent awanna railroad station In Hoboken, 9, the program will be devoted to con- Logan Morris of Logan, Utah, was both branches." committee. a gun. You knew they'd kill you . . . ders, she ran through the trading hall, of truth. naJed to !',ll out the unexpired term. It was patented. fornia." Over four million bottles N. .1., while awaiting a train for Mont sideration of tills question, with two re-elected chairman for another two- rt parole commissioner, announced that forcing of the rule requiring a uniform Atlanta, Ga.—Conclusions that two They will be selected by a board of To cut off further delay he whirled a belt-gun against six rifles; but you out Into the sharp pine-scented air; This would be tantamount t her elec- used a year. year term of the United Slates board Ambassador Dawes was Instructed 'i have had the highest regard for Smith was sentenced to five to 15 dress for all girl students. The rule, of the twenty-one persons lynched In councilors from among 3,000 men and clair, where he lived. outstanding advocates of tax reform. abruptly on his heel and strode out. stood up and shot. You were always tion. Mrs, Caraway is said to be will- down to the canoe landing at the to go to the league meeting. every member of my father's family," years for breaking and entering In which requires a garb of middles and 1930 "certainly" wore Innocent and Frank O. Lowden, former governor of of tax appeals. women wiiose names have been sug- Ironically, ids own government Burgoon came down from barracks. that kind: and so was Curt. Now river bank. ing to accept the office. She Is u close Rooster in "Pants" Illinois, and Prof. S. E. Leland of the he said, "and never since his second 1928. He was paroled in 193C but since skirts. Is to be rigidly enforced to pre- eleven others "possibly so" were ad- gested by Democratic members of con- spurned the Lewis machine gun when A little later Whipple came and tim- you're both gone; now I'm alone, of student of public affairs and has been Jeremiah, pet rooster belonging to John B. Lamer, president of the As she stood on the mud;fllmed TIT"HAT Germany can and will do marriage has there been a single in- aiding In the four killings violated his vent a further decrease In the enroll- vanced by the southern commission gress. governors, national committee- lie offered Jt- to the ordnance bureau University of Chicago, scheduled for idly took his seat In the launch. Alan us three—" a charming and popular h »stess In Mrs. J, E. Winkley. of Seattle, Wash., planking, with the whispering breeze ' » and what she asks the other stance of unpleasantness either with parole, ho must serve the maximum ment. as many students have left the on the study of lynching along with a in Washington ns a gift In 1912. Sub- formal discussions. Resolutions, to be Washington Loan & Trust company The desolation was unbearable. Bill the Lord Baltimore mansion, a cc.'.c- men and other party leaders. The lat- and Bill and Younge were storing molding cape and dress closely about my stepmother or any of my full or was hit in the neck hy an arrow shot time of that sentence. criticism of hasty trials and "legal approved before the convention ad- and a leading figure In Washington powers to do for her continue of ab- school because they were unable to est three presidential nominees of the sequently the British, to whom he sold aboard guns, tent, grub and blankets. following, he turned and went out of ber vigorous young body, Joyce tried nlai home Just over tbe Maryland lltu- by a youngster. He seemed to be financial circles, is dead. sorbing interest to the world. The half sisters and brothers. Lansing—Detrolters' automobile li- dress as well as other girls, according lynchings." party head tbe councilors. the manufacturing rights, found It one journs that clay, are expected to In- On the terrace above, with a book In the cabin. Into the sunshine of the near Washington. dead, so ills owner began to dry pick to pray that Alan was not leading this relch's stand on dis- "Until the conditions of my father's censes for 1932 will bear numbers to Mlse Franklin. The commission concluded lynch- of the most effective weapons used In corporate the farm bureau's attitude deck. A grim mood had come over him. She had removed all his tall Each "minute man" will be asked to her lap, Elizabeth Spauldlng watched patrol. Her girlish pride was crying will and codicil were revealed no dis- toward reforms with recommendations The State department announced arm a m e n t was se' ranging from 2-001 to 322-000. The Jackson—The Jackson Chamber ol ing, while decreasing during the last pledge Ids best effort to "give or get" Ihe war and paid him a fortune In casually. him, a mood shot through with per- feathers when he came hack to Ufa out that she did not want to see Alan forth by Gen. Wil- ZOOMING back to the supposed op- agreement of Importance ever had larger numbers will be sent to distri- three decades, was becoming more •ex- royalties. to direct the organization's executive that Harold L. Williamson of Chicago, Then Frank Pedneault, demoniac sonal and deadly intention. He was with a squawk and staggered into Commerce has found a use for vacant $2,000 toward the $1,500,000 "victory Baker. Her rational mind was warn- ^ position In the Republican ranks come between us. Even now 1 do not buting offices elsewhere In the state. officers in activities In support of ad- second secretary In the Paris legation, li e I m Groener, the houses here, provided the owners clusively a southern phenomenon with fund" being sought to meet pre-con- Colonel Lewis was born In New Sa- driver of the powerful launch, slid into no longer merely the stern and effi- ing that it would be better for her If lo tho renomlnatlon of President Hoo- the yard. His neck healed and Mrs. has been assigned as second secretary brilliant soldier, who Intend to allow the case to degenerate Numbers trom I to 2-000 will bo Is- : t0 the propMa,, Appea|8 „er„ 5)7 per cent of the country's lynch- justments in the taxing systems, state cient representative of the law. Ven- Winkley felt there was only one ventlon needs and start the Presiden- lem, pa.. October 12, 1858. and was she never saw him again at all. But ver, which if it exists will probably Into attacks on personalities." sued from tie Lansing oBce ot Frank I j . „„ , , and national. at Santo Domingo.' is now minister of ma|le b D 0 Co or manag( r ol ings occurring in the South in re- tial campaign. graduated from the United States Mil- geance, a burning and righteous ven- no pride or rationalizing could beat be futile. It Is Inter- thing to do for poor, nude Jeremiah. D. Fitzgerald, secretary ot slate. The , . Tiie convention delegates also will war and minister of Edison's will left tho bulk of the es- the chaml) askl 0 unoc cent years as again 82 per cent In itary academy at West Point In 1884 geance, had entered Ids heart. down the secret throbbing expectancy esting to note that She made him a pair of pants. plates will go on sale Nov. 15. The learn from .organization ofllcials the Eastern railroad consolidations won With a dozen men crowding around the interior and who tate to Charles and Thoodore Edison, cupled houses to turn them over rent- earlier decades. of meeting Alan, of hearing bis voice. Senator Hiram W. customary date Is Dec. 1, hut repre- Cotton Crop Is Estimated programs made in the last year toward a preliminary victory in an interstate to listen, he questioned Skipper Ash- may succeed Von Hin- the two youngest sons. Thomas, the free to worthy families who are un- In a few minutes more. Johnson of California Concern aentatlves of the automobile industry Caraway's Widow May modernization of tax systems. commerce commission decision to en- mun briefly. denburg as president. eldest son. lias said lie would not join able to pay rent. He believed, he said, to Be 16,903,000 Bales (TO HE CONTINUED.) Is going to visit Chi- Attic Artist—I wonder how my have told Mr. Fitzgerald that Issu- Secretary^for 25 Years tertain their four-system plan In hear- "Germany has the William in contesting the will. that owners might prefer to have their Washington.-The crop indicator Serve Out His Term cago for the purpose folks are at home? ance and use of the new trade will be ings to begin on January fi. right to the same places occupied rather than remain Is Bequeathed $1,460,775 Joneshoro. Ark.—The widow of Public End Fails; Couzens of finding out what The Poet—So do I. If I had the stimulated by earlier licenses. gauging the southland's 1081 cotton treatment as all oth- O EPORTS to the Glfford unemploy- vacant month after month during the New York.—Miss Elizabeth A. Bil- production swung violently upward Thaddeus ll. Caraway appeared the support he would* re- railroad fare I'd go and see If there Lansing—Airplane patrols to guard Revises Gift to Jobless Drive for legislation to deport more er nations," General ^ ment committee in Washington winter. lings was secretary to Henry A. Mont- again. A government forecast added probable choice to fill his unexpired Sharp Words Gel Credit for Ending Hiccoughs Gen. Groener ceive In Illinois If he was anything I could do for them. private lands against poaching deer Washington.-Senator Couzens sent alien criminals and further restrict im- Groener said. "She are that higher prices for wheat, cot- If a man's acquaintances nre un- Lansing—State Police received or- fort, a Jamaica (L. I.) lawyer before 010,000 bales to Ihe prospective harv- term In the United States senate aft became a candidate. hunters In the Upper Peninsula this a check for $200,000 to Detroit for un- migration will be made at the coming Is entitled to Ihe same security and ton and oil have brought about con- able to discover that he Is in love, ders from Oscar G. Olander, commis- ho was forced to retire because of 111 est—the second largest In history er an announcement by Mayor 11. J A difference of opinion has arisen tablespoon. Ice cold, to the back of Some of the Repub- season were announced after Ihe Con employment relief to be administered session of congress. Representative to the same methods of disarma- siderable Improvement in business he Isn't health. With huge surplus supplies already Hosier that she would accept the in Seattle ns to how to cure a bad the neck has been Instantly effective. lican leaders of the servation Department approved air pa- sioner of public safety, lo arrest and through a special fund apart from tbe Albert Johnson of Washington de- ment as other nations. It was ex- conditions. The best news received tak t0 court Then, when Illness forced him to re- clogging market channels, the Agrl nomination if it were proffered. case of hiccoughs. A short time ago Seattle Is welcome to what pleasure city and state said trol plans of the Wisconsin Land and e anyone driving at night city government or established wel- clared. pressly guaranteed In 1919 that the was of an Increase for the second main at home Miss Billings stayed culture department estimated this She has been a close student of pol a Seattle resident had a very bad case, It can get out of arguing how to treat they would give the Lymber Company. The company has without two headlights and a tail fare organizations. The Michigan Re- other powers would follow the path Scn Johnson successive week In steel production with him, acting not only as his sec- year's crop would total lO.IKW.OOO Itlcs and government during her bus was sent to a hospital and was cured, hiccoughs, but In tbe long run the sharp* MATTER SERIOUS • employed an aerial survey corporation Ught. "Now that the days are becom- publican said the contribution re- Award of the sliver star to two for Germany took when she was dis- at Pittsburgh and a substantial up- For Stomachs retary but as his housekeeper and bales, not far below the record 1020 band's years in congress and posses but that did not close the Incident tongued nurse will get as many votes thought, and they were rather of the of Lansing to guard Its 50,000-acre l"B shorter," said Olander. "the num- placed Ids offer of $1,000,000 to the mer army officers for gallantry In the armed. turn In business in I.os Angeles for nurse. harvest of 17.077,000 bales. The In- ses much the same gift of wit and The hospital's official report was as any of the experts.—Spokane oplnfon that Johnson might be ap- TEMPORARILY preserve southwest of Newberry. Hun- : ber of accidents caused by improper city government of Detroit which was World war has been announced by the "When we disarmed we were for- the llrst time In two years. She served him in these capacities crease since the October report was satire that drew attention to him. that the hiccoughs stopped after ad- Spokesman-Review. proved by all or part of the Illinois ters permitted by the company will i lighting equipment Is increasing." conditioned upon contributions of War department. The recipients were bidden to possess heavy artillery, A large percentage of the thirty cit- for 25 years, and when Mr. Montfort attributed- to ideal weather, enabling Nomination by tbe state Democratic ministration of adhesive binding and delegation in the convention. They Out-of-Order wear distinctive hats and coats. When Gasoline station attendants have been $9,000,000 from others. Attempts to Joseph W. Sutphen of Los Angeles and tanks, war planes, submarines, and ies from which figures were received died on October 11, 1!).'10. at the age farmers to pick their plants clean. central committee would be tanta lemon Juice. Unofficial versions, how- cited the fact that the Callfornlan has Orcmslonsl contdpatlon ihould neret the aviators sight hunters not wear- asked to co-operate in i the campaign Robert W. Maxedou, formerly of VIn- said business already was looking up. be allowed to attach Ittclf. Check Itat .mount to election, and she would collect the remainder of that fund col- Height of Eucalyptus warships over 10,000 tons. Even anti- opposed all of the Hoover policies Ing the approved attire notes will be by looking at the lights of their cus- of eigbty-thiee. he remembered her In Field loss last month actually was ever, are to the effect that an exas- oncc with a cup or twoofGarllcldTc*. lapsed. cennes, Ind, The statement Is made that the aircraft artillery was prohibited. Mil- Others stressed an optimistic senti- A Cood old fashioned, tried and nat- less than average. serve nntil March, 1033. perated nurse sharply told the patient that prosed most unpopular In this ural remedy. It flushes the bowcli. dropped to rangers posted every few tomers and reminding them of any his will. He left her $1,400,775, ment for upturns In the near future. Australian eucalyptus attains a height itary conscription was forbidden, and part of the country, and also they •tltnulutci slLoUUh liter and renews miles. shortcomings. to quit being a fool, and that was the the checty health ol an actlta of 400 feet, but a member of the forest Germany was Instructed, even to the thought his coming into Illinois as a "The recent increase of wheat prices stomachstomach..' LRecommende d by. many. Typhoon Hitt Philippinet Fire Routs Girl Students Posse Kills Bank Bandit Pope Names Maine Bishop Maj. S. G. Wilder, Aid to last of the hiccoughs. yeara of splendid, certain results. As Lansing—Highway work involving Grand Rapids—Part of the profits products laboratory staff, who spent slightest detail, on how to organze her In the world's markets," Minneapolis- good for childrca as It Is for ftrofta-ups Twin Falls, Idaho.—One of three It Is a good subject to argue about, presidential entrant in tho April pri- an 'expenditure of approximately } of a post-season baseball game played Manila.-The worst typhoon expe- Athens, Ala—Clad only in their Archbishop of St. Paul Gov. Judd of Hawaii, Dies a year In Australia not long ago, used army. reported. "have had a stimulating ef- Gd It at your drmggist't men who robbed the Hazelton State Alan Was Not the Fool to Believe maries might help their state ticket. rienced in several months struck the night clothes, 21)0 young women stu because everybody knows all about fect on business In this grain-growing Jl,410,000 was authorized recentW by ' In this city in July, 1899, between the Vatican City.—Pope Pius appointed Washington.-MaJ. Stuart 0. Wilder, Haskell Was Bluffing. the opportunity to check up on some "The result Is that Germany Is ut- Those of them who oppose Mr. Hoover island of Luzon and caused serious dents of the Athens College for Wom- bank »f Hazelton, Idaho, was shot and how to cure hiccoughs. One does not GARFIELD TEA the State Administrative Board. About University of Michigan and Cornell Bishop John Gregory Murray of Port- aid to OcTvenior Judd of Hawaii and of the basic facts. The tallest Aus- terly disarmed. Measures have been had heretofore had no one to suggest district and this is being reflected In damage to the sugar cane and rice en were forced to flee dormitories killed by possenien. The other two have to be a doctor to prescribe In a OtaluralXaxaiivc. ^3rink. $9,1)00,000 worth of work now has been University teams is to be used in car- land, Maine, archbishop of St. Paul, rated as one of the most brilliant of the wheel seat and slipped In the tralian tree he actually measured was taken to guarantee an effective dis- except Frank O. Lowden. an enhanced* purchasing power." crops. Wire communications were dis- when fire totally destroyed three build- were captured and put in Jail at case of this kind; In fact, being a Minn., to succeed tiie late Archbishop the younger army officers, died at gears; and headed north, down the 310 feet, and he satisfied himself that armament. Would It not be flying in •Word came from Dallas. Texas, that authorized, but only about $6,000,000 ing for needy persons in Grand Rapids, ings. Hazleton. doctor Is rather a handicap. The laity rupted. Austin Dowiing. Walter Reed hospital after an opera- Mackenzie. / the tallest tree ever measured with ac- the very face of all logic, and would a recent poll of chamber of commerce of this amount will be expended be- j The remainder of the profits of the has more hiccough cures than were C MALL-mlnded people reveled In tho 'lon. They were at last away on the pur- curacy In that country was a eucalyp- It not be a violation of the solemn directors disclosed "an almost unani- fore April 1, 1932. In connection with game, $18.54, was turned over to the ever in any medical book, and can cite ^ news that C. Van Ness Leavitt, a Greece Retains Gold Standard Stranded Steamer Refloated Ancient Mexican Town Burns suit. tus regnnns, or "mountain ash," that obligation to disarm entered Into by mous opinion that business now is on a Japan Picks Ski Jumpers cases whore every one of the cures brother-in-law of President Hoover, Sunshime**** Gov. Brucker's program of unom- community chest. The donation was Mexico City.—The entire business But all Alan's ardor had gone. All grew at Colac, Victoria, and was 340 definite upgrade." Alliens.—(Jreece will never abandon Deal, England.—Efforts of a fleet of all other nations, If. the forthcoming was arrested In Santa Monica, Calif., ployment relief, the State expects to made by James M. Crosby and Thom- Lake Placid, N. Y.—Japan has se- Alcohol Kills Singer has worked. It can be proved, by tugboats were successful when the and residential sections at Cholula, one his leaping urge to be on the chase feet high. A prize offered at the Mel- disarmament conference \%nild now Seattle said the recent strength of —Ail Winter Long Ihe gold standard and Its gold reserve lected ten ski Jumpers to send to the New York.—Joseph Regan, Irish ten- affidavits If necessary, tbat eating on charges of violating the state pro- npend a total of $10,000,000 on high- i as P. Bradford, who, as studenta at of the most ancient towns of the North bad gone. Premonition whispered, and bourne exposition In 1888 for proof of the wheat market was estimated to Is well above the necessary minimum, United States Shipping Board freight seek to apply other methods than those hibition law. A police officer and two Al Ihe Foremost D«»ert Resort way projects before that date. Thus | the University, with Ferry K. Heath, Olympic winter games here February or of vaudeville and radio, died In bis vanilla Ice cream has cured a hlc- er Hybert, stranded on Goodwin Sands, American continent and the world, Jts whisper chilled him. As he glanced the tallest tree standing at that time tried out on Germany? have enriched farmers of Washington of IheWeil-marvelous climate—worm sunny Minister of National Economy Vour- 4 to 13. hotel from alcoholic poisoning. cougher after 41 e doctors had given up, dry agents who were raiding speak- about $4,000,000 worth of winter work , now assistant secretary of the treas- were destroyed by fire. around at his men, at the comrades was won on evidence for a eucalypt by $10,000,000. days—clear starlit nights—dry invigorating loumes declared. was refloated. and that the application of a silver "Therefore we object to the drafts easies there found Leavitt in an alley remains to be authorized. ' ury, sponsored the contest. he was leading and was responsible 325 feet high. Measurements hy a air — splendid roads—gorgeous mountain of the disarniament agreement as Portland. Ore., reported widespread Smith Disowns Boomer* for, he was thinking that tomorrow holding a sack containing nineteen scenes—finest hotels—the ideal winter home. Ann Arbor-A tradition returned to Detroit—Frank Murphy was re-elect- Baby Burns to Death Bandit Dies in Battle well-known forester gave 303 feet for optimism stimulated by tiie rise In Doheny Sued for $1,920,886 Japanese Leader Dies worked out by the preparatory dis- pints of liquor, and he was released Writ* Croo A Chaffy the University of Michigan campus ed Mayor of Detroit In the recent elec- San Francisco.—One robber was New York.—Former Gov. Alfred E. this time two or three of them might the height of a redwood growing In wheat. Oregon's 1931 crop was said Los Angeles.—Suit on behalf of Tokyo.—Viscount EllchI Shlbusawa, Saginaw, Mich.—A baby was burned Marking Historic Locations armament commission at Geneva. It on ball after pleading not guilty. with the re-openlng of the Chubb tion with a lead of slightly less than slain and three passersby, one a wom- Smith announced that he has no con- be dead—somewhere up the spruce- Bull Creek Flat. Calif. Tills Is the to have benefited by $4,000,000. stockholders of the Pan-American one of the builders of modern Japan, to death near here while sleeping In Virginia claims to lead all the states Is a violation of the principle of the Leavitt said some one handed hini Ihe PALM SI*KINGS House, most famous of the student two to one over his opponent, Harold an, were wounded as three robbers nection with, and lias taken occasion burled Alooska. tallest tree in the world on which Wilmington. Del., said retail nmf California Western Petroleum company was filed and considered one of the greatest a tent that had been the summer home In attention to historic locations and equality of nations If it tries to make sack while ho was visiting In a store eating places. The restaurant Is un- H. Emmons. The Mayor's majority and half a dozen police engaged In a to repudiate, two organizations, one there is authentic and reliable Infor- wholesale businesses are still holding to recovor from Edward L. Doheny business leaders of the nation, died of her parents. Rescue attempts by the marking of them for the Informa- eternal the dlflorence between the vic- and asked him to take it out tho back- 11)0', I'UCU IT—HOT M'MITKK—T'NIQUK der the direction of 74-year-old Edith was 75,000. The totai vote for the gun battle In a downtown street. The here and one in Philadelphia, which CHAPTER III mation. their own, and there Is a "more op- toy not In any Mtorc. Perfect economy and associates $1,920,880 In connection after a brief Illness. He was ninety- Ihe parents, Mr. and Mrs, Melvln tion of visitors. "Writing history on tors and the vanquished by freeing the door and get rid of It. and that he L. Chubb, who first began to feed ' city's 85 districts was: Murphy 166,- three robbers had Just held up a pool are sending out circulars and stamps timistic tone generally." Christinas n'lft. Sells for :5c In any home. With the naval oil land leasing con- one. Near, were thwarted when shotgun Iron instead of paper." state officials victors of their obligations to disarm acquiesced as a friendly service not Uox 21",8. Clyde. Ohio. • • Mlchlgan students in 1899. Mrs.! 748; Emmons 91,657. City clerk room. to promote a Smith candidacy for the A Call to Vengeance "Georgia Crackers" Atlanta, Ga., reported that general tracts. shells In the tent exploded as the call It. Two-faced metal markers call and making the vanquished bear the knowing the sack contained liquor. I'KCAXS—New crop Rrown in the famous Chubb was among the first boarding Richard W. Reading and City Treas- Presidency of 1932. The epithet "Georgia Crackers" was business conditions on tiie surface flames spread. During that dash down the Mac- attention to places of renown, and full brunt of the disarmament clauses Tiie owner of the store, also arrested, Suwance River Volley. Florida. 4 Ih*. post- house owners to operate exclusively ' urer Charles L. Williams werb re- Three Escape From Jail derived from the "cracker" or leather show little change, "but there is an pulil 11.00. Suwuncc lliver I'c-cun Co., Golf Champ to Wed kenzie, Alan's thoughts were not en- they are set in historic sequence. Thus In the Versailles treaty." said he believed the sack was brought Furshley Kills.. Uve Oak. Flu. with student help and many men now elected by huge piajorltles. Mr. Read- Kills Estranged Wife and Self Falls City, JJeb—Three prisoners es- lash which mule drivers had on their underlying current of opinion that London. — Britain's woman golf Retired Mill Owner Dies viable. . . . "They used Margaret the movements of armies In Civil war In by a bootlegger fleeing from tiie prominent in professional and busl- j ing defeated his opponent, Harry L. caped from the county Jail by prying Golfers Renomfnata Ramsay conditions are improving and that Motion I'lcture Operotor* Wnntecl—I.carn Denver, Colo.—R. M. Rose shot and Benton Harbor, Mich.—William Baln- Fournler as a means of making their days and the Inland spread of set- whips with which they made a sharp New York—H. II. Ramsay has been champion, Joyce Wethered, will marry CONFERENCES and conversations police. Altogether a trivial affair, Western Elec. and R. C. A. Free practical ness circles, earned their meals at Hulburt, by more than four to one. killed his estranged wife, Mellissa several bars. There were fifteen oth- tlement from tidewater can be fol- crack like a pistol shot. This gave business has taken un upward move- tralnlnR If you qualify. Operators Assn.. MaJ. Cecil K. S. Hutchinson. The wed- ton, seventy-one, retired flour mill own- getaway from the steamer. It worked ^ In Paris and Berlin concerning made news only hy Leavitt's relation- 103 N. Rowan Ave.. Los Anfeles. Calif. the university by carrying a tray for i Mr. Williams' lead over Robert J. Tea- Rose, and ended his life with a bullet ers In the cell, but they were too large renominated for president of the Unit- them the name of "crackera" ment." ding date has not been set. er, of Buchanan, Is dead. •o well then that they might try the lowed by the observant tourist reparations and war debts were held ship to the President Mrs. Chubb. ! gan was more than three to one. here. to squeeze through the opening. ed States Golf association. (ffi. 1931, Western Newspaper Union.) PAGE EIGHT THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH. NOVEMBER 20. 1931. •se* RERRIEN COUNT* WEDDINGS 1931 SEAL BAUS HINDS TO MORTQAaE SALE Ship Caas County Guernseys To I'nvell Monument To "I'nderground Default having been made In the condlUou Kail way" In Cass County HALT DISEASE GAIN 6AIN6R1DGE NEWS of a certain mortgage made by Charlu J. Berrien County Deaths P(Wi»>Ivunia McMullan and KUen McMuUan, to Frank U. The Cassopolls Woman's Club on Kelly, dated the 7lh day of June. A. L), 1926. Two car loads of Cass county grade Mrs. Ethol See nnd Harry F. Met* and recorded In the olllce of the Heglater ot Wednesday of last week unveiled a Gueernsey cows were bought recently Ifpr. both of Ik'nton Harbor, were Mrs. Heuben Knlebea was moved Deed* for the county of Berrien, and State of boulder marking one of the Important Facing the threat of greatly In- Michigan, on the 10th day of August, A. U Mrs. Cora Hughson Brow?, a for- from Cass county farmers and shipped united in marriage at the home of the Tuesday from the Tabor sanitarium to 1930, in Liber 172 of mortgacea, on page i32, "stations" on the ' underground" rail- creased tuberculosis, arising from the mer resident of St. Joseph, but more to Pennsylvania, the buyer paying bride's sister, Mrs. J. H. Coleman. In the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. which aald mortgage waa thereafter duly aa- way which aided so many slaves to Beuton Harbor, November 12, 11W1 hardships of "the past two years, the algned by aald Krank M. KeUy to the under- recently of Chicago, passed away Nor what Is considered to be very fair Frank Danneffel on Territorial Bead algned Bank of Oxford, of Uzford, Mlaalsalppi, make their way from slavery In the twenty-tifth annual sale of tuberculosis vember 12, 1931, at the home of her prices under present conditions. This Rev. T. W. Beillngbam officiating. In in Benton IlariNir. She Is recovering by proper Aaalgnment of Uortgage, dated southern states to freedom In Cana- Christmas seals will begin on Thanks- Auguat 20, 11KJ1, and recorded m tUe office ol sister, Mrs. Eva H. Wilson, at Bonny was a somewhat unusual event, for al- the present* of about 30 relatives ami nicely following an operation two da. The marker stands beside State giving Day. November 20. At that aald Kegiater of Deeda, In Liber 9 of Aaalgn- View Lodge In St. Joseph. Mrs. Brown though buyers from near-by states have friends. The couple left on a wedding w eeks ago. ment of Mortgagee, on Page 616, on Auguat 29, Highway M-H2 at the side of the yard time sixty-six million seals will IH- re- was brought to tho home of her sister come Into Cass lo buy Guernseys dur- trip to Macon, f»n., and other points Mrs. W. Welter and Miss Catherine 1931, on which mortgage there la claimed to b« in frout of the residence of the late leased throughout the state. T.Vi.lOO of due at Uie date of Una notice, for principal and a couple weeks before her death so ing the past few years, this is the and will make their home in Ik'nton Welter left Sunday morning for a ten Interest, tbe sum of Klght Thousand Une Hun- Stephen A. Bogue, who was a son of them going lo Berrien county resi- that she might have the best of care. first tinle Cass county cattle have at- Harbor after December ist. day motor trip lo Washington, 1). ('. dred Thlrty-aU dollars, and an attorney'i fee the Stephen Bogue, who was ihe dents. of Thlrty-flve (|35.00) dollars, as provided for Heart trouble was the cause of her tracted the more distant buyer.— Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Winkiepeck of "agent" of the old underground rail- in said mortgage, and no suit or proceedings Cassopolls Vigilant. With the state and county sanator- Benton Marliur were Kiiests of Mr. and at law having been Instituted lo recover Uie demise. The deseaced was a sister of way, and the dedicatory address was the late Harry Hughson. for many Miss Lorene House, daughter of Mr. lums tilled and long waiting lists at Mrs. Jacob Krieger over the week end. moneys secured by said mortgage, or any part by Mrs. Belle Bogue Ratliff, a daugh- most of them, the threatened Increase thereof. years chief of the St. Joseph lire tie- and Mrs. Roscoe Rouse of Benton Har- A. M. Stewart, who underwent an Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of the ter of the second Stephen Bogue. part ment. Her only survivors are the bor, and Alfred Harrington, son of In tuberculosis must IK* met at once appendicitis operation at Mercy hospl power of sale contained in said mongage, and IN THE DIVORCE COURTS Stephen Bogue was a Quaker, born In by greater preventive work, according tal a week ago Sunday, Is very much the statute In such case made and provided, on sister, Mrs. Wilson; one niece, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harrington of Monday the 7th day of December, A. D. 1931, Penpilmans county. North Carolina, Kay Alden Smith, and a grandnlece, Berrien Springs, were united In mar- to tbe Michigan Tuberculosis Associa- improved and relumed home Tuesday. at ten o'clock In the forenoon, the undersigned Oct. 17, 1790. and settled lu Cass tion. Tuberculous Christmas seals are wUl, at Uie front door of Uie Court House in Ituth Ellnbeth Smith, all of St. Jo- riage at Ihe home of the bride's par- Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Danneffel n-celv- Arnold Rossow, a 19-year-old Nlles county in 1831. the only supporl for antl-luberculoslg the City of St. Joseph. Berrien County, Michi- seph. Private funeral services were ents, Sunday afternoon, November 15. ed word Monday that their daughter. gan, that being the place where the Circuit youth, has filed suit for divorce from rga n I nations In Michigan. .Mrs. .Max Clark of Lawrence, had slip- Court for the county ol Berrien is held, sell at held (Saturday afternoon interment 1031. Rev. W. H. Wearne, pastor of his wife. Crystal Rossow. charging ped and fallen at her home and dislo- public auction, to the highest bidder, the prem- In the St. Joseph City cemetery. Really Smart Man tbe Methodist church at Berrien Urging the iieopie of Michigan to ises described to said mortgage, or so much her with extreme and repeated cruel- caied her eibow and Injured one knee. "Every man,- said Uncle Eben, Springs, performed the ceremony, In buy Christmas seals more generously thereof as may be netessary to pay the amount ty. He avers that his wife Insisted on They went to Ijiwrence Monday after- so as aforesaid due on said mortgage, with 7 "hab n fool streak In him, an' de men the presence of only Immediate rela- than ever before to meet the greater per cent Intereot, and all legal costs, together living with her parents and that his noon, accompanied by Marguerite and Edmund H. Power, aged fi9 years, we calls smaht is dem dat recognises tives of the two families. The couple need for Immediate tuberculosis work, with said attorney's fee to-wit: father-in-law ejected him from the Lloyd Clark, who had spent Ihe week A certain parcel of land in Coloma Township, a lifelong resident of Nlles. died No- It an' keeps It under cover."—Waah- left on a wedding trip to New York T. J. Werle, executive secretary of Ihe house and then had him arrested on a end here. formerly Watervllet Township. Berrien County, vemlier IH, 1!I31. after a month's Ill- Ington Star. and Ohio, and upon their return will Michigan Tulierculosls Assoclallon, Michigan, described as commencing at a point charge of desertion. It Is also claimed The Balnbrldge (Vnicr r. T. A. will on the Northwest line of Uie Northeast Quarter ness with Brlght's disease. The de- make their home on a farm near Her- sjild: '•Insullielenl food, poor housing that Mrs. Rossow bos at several times meet tills Friday for a social evening of Section 15, Township 3 South, Kange 17 ceased was at the head ^f the Power rien Springs and Inadequate clothing have opened West, 295 feet South of the Northwest comer threatened to kill herself. Tbe couple at Ihe school house. Plumbing company at Nlles and was tbe way for Increased tuberculosis In- of said Northeast Quarter of said Section 15; were married In January, 1931, and Revolutiom, Not Years The Burg I'lirenl-Tcncher Associa- thence South 453 H feet, thence South 87* East a memlier of the Masonic, M. W. A. fection and disease among our people, 424 feet, thence South 67030' East 114.8 feet to have one child. The claim of a Mexican farmer to tion will meet on Friday evening,-Nov. 0 and Elks lodges and a director of the Miss Juanlta Martin, daughter of particularly children." Paw Paw Lake, thence North 34 2' East 103.4 Mrs. Velma Wldener has filed suit be 120 years old Is not regarded seri- 20. Mr. and Mrs. Otto llelwig will be feet, thence continuing along said Lake North Kellable Building A Loan Association Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Martin of Three •The Christmas seal sale Is Hie 65 s East 392 feet to the Southerly corner of J. of Nlles. He Is survived by nls wid- for divorce from Wray Wldener, charg- ously, We read. It Is thought that ha Oaks, and Rumell E. Dickey, son of present and explain Ihe work of the chea|iest as well as the most elTeciive Stanley Morton's land, thence North 68° West ow ; two daughters—Mrs. Ademi ing cruelty and drunkenness. They has been reckoning In revolutions In- 4-H. (' ('Inlis. which are being organ- 254.5 feet, thence North 70* West 95.4 feet, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dickey of (5a means of meeting the new danger. 0 were married In 1930 and have one stead of years.—London Humorist ized. All |iarents are especially urged thence North 75 11' West 430 feet, thence Swindell of Benton Harbor and Miss Hen, were united In marriage at Ihe Christmas seal funds are put (o work, North 83° 11' West 230.4 feet to the place of child. to be present. Music nnd games will Mary Power of Cleveland. Ohio; one Martin home at high noon on Sal in- beginning, which said description describes and Mrs. Martha Krause of Royalton ipilckly and wisely, to prevent tuber- also be enjoyed. covers the lands and premises known as Ben- brother, Roliert Power of Plrls, Ills,; day, Novemlier 14. lli.'ll. Hev. I<. W township has Hied suit for divorce culosis deaths. They go straight !<• The Bethany (Jirls and Big Brothers son's Terrace, Paw Paw Lake, Berrien County, and one sister, Mrs. James Smith, Sr., Manning, pastor of Ihe Three Oaks Ihe heart of the tulM-rculosls problem. Michigan, as shown by the plat thereof duly of South Bend. Funeral services were from Otto Krause, charging extreme of St. Paul's Kvangelical church en- recorded In Volume 4 of Plats Page 12, In Uie Methodist church, ofllclaicd. A wed- and repeated cruelty. They were mar- Christmas seals also offer every one Joyed a weenie roast last Friday ev- Office of the Register of Deeds, Berrien County,, held Wednesday afternoon; interment ding dinner was served to twenty-foni Michigan, excepting therefrom Lou 14, 17 and ried In 1913 and have seven children. in Michigan a chance to help those ening at I he home of Mr. and Mrs. in Silver Brook cemetery. guests. After a honeymoon trip !<• caught with Ihe disease—pennies, 20. Charging that her husband, Wilbur Davenport, Iowa, the couple will re- Fred Hodewald. The affair honored Dated September 1, 1931. cwimo BANK OF OXFORD. ('lines, has struck her with his list limes and dollars all help light tuber- Mr. and Mrs. Herbert King of Benton side at the home of the groom's grand- Assignee of Mortgagee. and knocked ber down and that he Is ALUMINUM culosis." Harbor, who were married last Thurs- Funeral services were held at Nlles parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Dickey, GORE St HARVEY, guilty of other acts of cruelty and of Last year $2,423.41 worth of the day. Mrs. King was formerly Miss Oiga Attorneys for Assignee of Mortgagee. last Friday afternoon for the late with whom he has resided for sever Business Address, Benton Harbor, Michigan. non-sup|iort, Mrs. Violet Cllnes of St. seals were sold In Berrien county. The Krlckhahn. Mrs. Merrett Martin, who committed a I years. tBept 15-Dec. i-'Sl) Joseph has filed suit for divorce. 1930 sale averaged 2.99 seals js-r per- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Frlcke, Jr., and suicide at her home hy taking a dose They were married In 1928 and have son In the county, as compared with Win. Frlcke, Sr.. went to Berrien Cen- of lysol. Mr. Martin, husband of the MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE no children. an average of 4.2S for the w hole state. ter last Friday evening to assist In suicide, returned home from work Miss Ruth Carpenter, daughter of William Boyer of Benton Harbor the Installation of officers at the Ber- Default having been made In the conditions and found the remains of his wife; Mr. and Mrs. Amos Carpenter, ami alleges that his wife refuses to pre- rien Center (Srange. of a certain mortgage made by Will A. Burton their three-year-old daughter was Ivan Yeske ,l»oth of St. Joseph, wen and Elma E. Burton, his wife, and Henry Bur- pan' his meals and do the housework Mrs. Ernest Llndahl of Spinks Cor- nearly strangled to death with a towel united lu wedlock at South Bend ton. unmarried, to Eau Claire State Bank, a nnd has filed suit for divorce from NOTICE ners Is sulTering from a very painful banking corporation, of Uie village of Eou tied around her neck. The woman Is Ind., November 14. 11>31. They wen Cidlre. Michigan, dated November 3. 1922, and Mary Boyer on the grounds of cruelty. sprained ankle. said to have been despondent over poor accompanied to South Bend by tin recorded In the office of the Register of Deeds They were married In 1928 and have Local hunters who nre in the north of Berrien County. Michigan, on the 6th day ol health and did not want to leave her bride's parents and the groom's mother one child. Notice Is hereby given: That I will for the deer season Include: Robert November, 1922, In Llber 144 of Mortgages on child behind her, but It Is thought Mrs. Max Yeske. page 217, and said mortgage providing thai Mrs. Olive Brant of New Buffalo DannelTel. Lloyd Danneffel, John Arent, that the girl will recover. Mrs. Martin sell at public auction to the highest upon default of Uie terms and conditions con- has tiled suit for divorce from Vin- Lynn Nichols, Henry Nichols, Guy tained In said mortgage, after thirty days de- was 34 years old. bidder: fault, the principal sum named in said mort- cent D. Brant, charging that he beats Chuniiiil, Lynn Kenny, P. Wicks, Mr. Miss Anna Berk, daughter of Mr One Buick Touring Car gage shall become and be due and payable her and has failed to provide her and Mrs. Howard Peters and Jet Dan- forthwith. The Mortgagee named In said and Mrs. Edward Berk of St. Joseph One Dodge Truck Gottfried itelnhart. aged 01 years, with Ihe necessities of life. They were hy virtue of certain Hens that I have n -lYel. mortgage hereby elects and declares the whole and Adolph Lolklts of Chicago wen of the principal sum mentioned In said mort- died at his home on Cleveland avenue, married In 1922 and have no children. Mr. and Mrs. George Voltz nnd son united In marriage at Trinity Lutherai I hereon for storage, the owners of gage now due and payable. St. Joseph, November 14. 1931, after church In St. Joseph, November 14 which cars are unknown. Haymond of Chicago visited local rel- There la claimed to be due at this time on said mortgage, Four Thousand (J4.000.00) an Illness of nine months. He was Sale will IH- held on Friday, Novem- atives Sunday, making calls at the Causes of Weather Changes 1931, Rev. Louis Nenchterleln official Dollars principal. Four Hundred Sixty (J460.- born In Germany and came to this 1 lK»r 20, 1931, at 10:00 o'clock a. m. at homes of August Krugnmn, Albert 00) Dollars interest, taxes due and unpaid One It has long been known to farmers Ing. A wedding supper was servci country when but nine years of age my garage on the south side of Wash- Schwarz, John Warsko, Walter Wars- Hundred Twenty-Four Dollars and (1124.23) and sailors and those who live In close to about 40 guests at the home of tin Twenty-Three Cents, and Insurance paid by and settled with his parents near St. Meet this family ington street. In the Village of Colo- ko and John Molter. touch with naturp that changes of bride's parents. Mortgagee, Forty (J40.00) Dollars, making a Joseph. He Is survived by his widow ma, County of Berrien, and State of .Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kubllck and total of Four Thousand Six Hundred Twenty- weather are closely related to changes Four Dollars and ($4,624.23) Twenty-Three and three sons, also by a s'sfer, Mrs. of famous cooks Walter Krugman of St. Joseph were Michigan. cents, and that no proceedings at law have John Lncker of St. Joseph. Funeral of wind, nnd changes of wind to Notice is further given, that the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. August been Instituted to recover any part of same. Marriage Licenses services were held from the Trinity changes In the distribution of atmos- Krugman. Now. therefore, by virtue of the power of They belong to the Mirro amount due foe storage on each of the sale In aald mortgage and the statute In such Lutheran church, Monday afternoon; pheric pressure. above named automobiles wIU IK1 an- Mrs. Frank Gelsler Is quite III at her John Antonovich, 49. Brldgman: case made and provided, on Monday, the 4th Interment In the North Royalton cem- VapoSeal family — fa- Miry Borodke, 4(5. Benton Harbor. nounced at the time and place of sale. home. day of January. 1932. at 10:00 A. M. at the mous everywhere for won- front door of Uie Court House In the City of etery. Fact Insignificant John C. Zlelke, 23, Brldgman; Eliza- Dated: October 19, A. 1). 1931. An elalMirate wedding ceremony was Saint Joseph. Berrien County. Michigan, that derful cooking. They are beth Busick, 23, Glendora. HOCKER MOTOR SALES, performed at St. Paul's Evangelical being the place where the Circuit Court for A British writer doubts that the said county Is held, the premises described In schooner Hesperus was ever wrecked. made of massive thick Albert Falk, 20. Stevensvllle; An- Chester W. Hocker, Manager. church iu Balnbrldge on Novemlier 12, said mortgage will be sold at public auction, to Frank Moravek, a retired Chicago tonln Mattner, 18, Eau Claire. Adv. 17t2 1931, when Miss Olga Krlckhahn of the highest bidder, to satisfy the amount then business man who has made his home Forever, so long us the world standa aluminum, to hold and Balnbrldge and Herbert W. King of due. with costs and attorney fee of Thirty-Five the matter-of-fact mind will try to pin Dollars (135.00). and ftie taxes aforesaid, the In New BufTaio for the past seven- spread the heat; with Sod us were united In marriage. Rev. following described premises In the City of teen years, died at his home In that poesy down to facts. As If It mat- heavy fitted covers to seal C. (). Krlckhahn, father of the bride Benton Harbor, Berrien County, Michigan, de- village. November 15, 1931. at the age tered to the poem whether there ever scribed as; in the moisture and the and a retired minister; Rev. Hans Commencing at the Intersection of the North of CO years. He Is survived by his was a Hesperus. Zmnsteln. pastor of St. Paul's church: Une of Uie Southeast Quarter (SE«4) of the widow and four cbildn-n. The re- goodness. Hev. (). K. Sonneraan, pastor of tho Southwest Quarter (8W%) of the Southeast Quarter (8E>4) of Section Nineteen (19), mains were taken to Chicago for In- Order for Publication—Sale or Mortgage M. 0. OPPENHEIM Sodns Evangelical chnrcfr; and Rev. Township Four (4) South, Kange Eighteen terment. of Real Estate. Meet them at our store F. C. Schmidt, pastor of ZIon Evangel- (18) West, with the Easterly line of Pipestone State of Mlchlfran. The Probate Court for — the whole family — Street, thence running South 35° 45* East the County of Berrien. ical church of St. Joseph, assisted in along the Easterly line of Pipestone Street 36 Funeral services were held at the At a BCHHIOU of said court, held at tbe pro- whole-meal cookers, dutch HARTFORD, MICH. the ceremony. A reception followed feet; thence North 54° 15' East at right angles bate office In the city of St. Joseph in Bald Ihe ceremony at tho home of the bride's with said street 125 feet; thence South 35° 45' Methodist church at New Troy last county on the 9lh day of Noverober, A. D, 1931. ovens, covered pans and East 54 feet to line first mentioned: thence Preoeni: Hon. William H. Andrewo, Judge parents.' The groom Is a son of Mr. East 71U feet; thence North 16° West 50 feet; Friday for the late E. A. Broderlck, skillets, roasters, triplicate ,, of Probate. arnd Mrs. Herman King of Sodus. The thence North 62 37' West 110% feet; thence who was the postmaster and a pioneer In tbe matter of the estate of Joseph A. sets. For ordinary cooking; couple will reside on Ihe Higman Park South 54° 15' West 150 feet Easterly line ol resident of that village. Rev. C. M. Watt, deceatted. said Pipestone Street; thence South 35° 15' The Amerloan National Bnnk and Trust for waterless cooking. road near Benton Harbor. East 14 feet to place of beginning. Conklin, former pastor of the church Company having filed In aald court ltn petl The following visitors were at St. Dated at Benton H"rbor, at New Troy, but now of Hastings, tion, praying for llcenae to aell the Interest of When you see our reason- Michigan, October 3. 1931. Mich., conducted the services. Inter- said estate In certain real estate therein Paul's manse over Sunday: Mr. nnd EAU CLAIRE STATE BANK, A corporation. deiicrlbed. Mrs. Waldenmr Zumstein of Ottawa. Mortgagee. ment In the New Troy cemetery. It la ordered that the Tth day of December, able prices on this super- HI.; Mr. and Mrs. Victor Zumstein and F. L. HAMMOND. A. D. 1931, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, fine, super-thick ware, Attorney for Mortgagee, Business Address— at said probate office, be and Is hereby son, Richard, of South Bend, Ind.; Benton Harbor, Michigan. Mrs. Anna Romoser, a former resi- appointed f-ir bearing aald petition, and that you'll want to replace all Mr. Arthur Brann of tbe Huron Vniley • Oct. »-Dec. 25,-'31. all (Mraons Interested In said estate appear dent of Chicago, who has resided at before said court, at said time and place, to your old utensils with lovo» Chevrolet Company of Ann Arbor, the home of her only daughter, Mrs. show cause why a license to sell the Interest Mich. ef said estate lu said real estate should not be ly new Mirro. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE Edward Dwan In Benton Harbor, for Mrs. Arthur Braun, who, with her granted; Default having been made in the conditions a number of years, passed away No- It Is further ordered, That public notice two children, Eugene David nnd little thereof be given by publication of a copy of of a certain mortgage made by Wilkin K. vember 10, 1931, after an Illness of Joyce Marguerite, left Monday morn-' Archer and Leona B. Archer, his wife, to State this order, for three successive weeks pre- eight months. She was 72 years old. vious to said day of hearing, in Ihe Coloma ing for her home in Ann Arbor, after Bank of Coloma, a Michigan corporation, mort- Coloma Hardware Co. gagee, dated January 13th, 1920, and recorded Besides the one danghter, she Is sur- Courier, a newspaper printed and circulated having visited for two weeks at St. in said county. In the office of Uie Register of Deeds for Ber- vived by one son. William Romoser, Paul's parsonage with her parents, rien County, Michigan, In Llber 139, on page Seal. Atr-eeopy. Coloma, Michigan 98. and on which said mortgage there Is also of Benton Harbor, and two grand- WILLIAM H. ANDREWS, Hev. and Mrs. Hans Zumstein. LILUA O. SPBAODB, Judge of Probate claimed to be due and payable at the date of children. Hev. Hans Zmnsteln nnd danghter. this notice, the sum of Four Hundred and Register of Probate. 17t3 Marguerite, were in Michigan City, Seventy-three 84 /100 ($473.84) Dollars, Includ- ing principal and Interest, and an attorney fee Ind.. over Sunday, where they assisted of fifteen dollars, and no suit or proceedings at in the celebration of the 4()th nnnlver- law have been instituted to recover the money secured by this mortgage on any part thereof. sary of Immanuel's Congregational Now therefore by virtue of the power of sale church. In said mortgage and the statute In such case made and provided, on Monday, December 14th. 1931, at 10 o'clock A. M. at Uie front door of the courthouse. In the City of St Joseph, ZION EVANGEUCAL CHURCH Berrien County. Michigan, the premises des- cribed In said mortgage will be sold at public Rev. 8. P. Kirn. Pastor. auction to satisfy amount then due. with costs Sunday, Nov. 22, 1931. and attorney fee, to-wlt: The following des- Sunday school at 9:45, Central Stan- cribed premises In the County of Berrien and Stale of Michigan: dard time. Lot number fifteen (15), In Block Two (2) of Morning worship at 10:45, A bap- Uie plat of Lakewood, at Paw Paw Lake, ac- cording to the recorded plat thereof, in the tismal service Is planned nnd Hev. Village of Coloma, Berrien County, Michigan. Kirn will speak on tbe subject: "God, Dated Sept. 15, 1931. ihe Gardener." STATE BANK OF COLOMA. Mortgagee. Evening service nt 7:00. The sermon W. M. CUNNINGHAM, topic Is: "Dead or Alive." Attorney for Mortgagee. Business Address. Gray Bldg., Hev. Wm. Kotesky of Detroit Is Benton Harbor, Mich. speaking each evening this week, the (Sept 18-Dec. 11, *31) services beginning at 7:00. His sub- Announcing a most fortunate purchase of ject Wednesday evening was "The Gospel of Sharing;" Thursday evening, MORTGAGE SALE Fruit Belt Butter "Freedom in tbe Truth;" Friday even- Default has been made In Ihe con- ing, "The Dangers of Delay." Rev. ditions of u certain mortgage made Kotesky is a'speaker of unusual abil- Sample Overcoats by Frank W. Roslne and Anna A. ity and has a vital message for every- Itoslne, buslmnd and wife, to Edward Twin City Home Butter one in the community. Come and hear in Boucle, Diagonals, Meltons, Oxfords, him. Gelsler and Nellie M. Gelsler, husband and wife, dated February 23rd, 1922, On Tuesday evening, Nov. 24, the and recorded February 24th, 1922, In Women's Missionary Society will hold Plaids and Plain Blues — Coats that Ihe olllce ol Register of Deeds of Ber- These two brands of butter are a public meeting at tbe church to rlon County, State of Michigan, In sold from $22.50, $25 and $30. which every one in the community is Liber 140 of Mortgages, page 100. invited. The work of the Women's available for you at your grocers. Interest on said mortgage being In Missionary Society all over the world default for more than 30 days the This Season'son'8 Sample (M QC will lie present by a program of read- Both are made by the Producers whole amount of said mortgage Is de ings. music and imiiersonalions and a dared due and payable. There Is Line. 33 of them at . present plans call for a two-leaf lias- tion of a new hotel. He announces ents were among the first half dozen a Low Cost Christmas Gift rence. Washington notes in his dia- China, Judea and Persia used pe- Allene Stark gave a reading and some W. Class will meet with Mrs. E. II. ule type of structure that will cost that he proposes to erect a new three- white families to settle In Royalton ries that on Thursday, November 15, troleum In a primitive way centuries interesting stunts were ctinducted. De- wm "WANT ADS" Babbitt in Watervllet. approximately $1,000,000. The cost of story building, 33x09 feet, with the ARTIFICIAL "VOICE BOX" township and his wife has made her for the FAMILY All the women of our church are In- tinging the new IJ. S. 31 down from long side facing the highway near the 1751, he "was treated with a play before the Christian era. Noah's ark licious refreshments were served. home in that township for the iiast 0.'! LOST AND FOUND ticket bjrM. Carter to see 'The Trag- was caulked with a form of petroleum vited to attend the County Missionary the present end of the highway on the entrance to the Lake Michigan Beach RESTORES LOST SPEECH Two hundred and lifty Chinese years. Each member of the family will wdcome a gift gathered from the shores of the Dead Rally at our church in Watervllet this Riverside road near the Indiana-Mich- pavilion. The building will lie equip- edy of George Branwell' acted. The pheasants from last spring's hatch LOST—Pair black kid gloves. Find of Telephone Service. sea. Job told of a rock which "poured Friday (Nov. 20). The sessions begin igan's power plant, down from the ped/ with thirty sleeping rooms for character of Barnwell and several have lieen planted by tbe state con- The Philathea class of the Communi- er please return to Mrs. Harold War Restoration of the power of at 0:30: a potiuck dinner will be serv- north and across the valleys (xf the hotel use, with a large dining room; others was said to he well perform'd me out rivers of oil." Nehemlah Is servation department In a number of ty Church met at tbe home of Mrs. riner. Coloma. 17tl Or, if you have a telephone, the additional pri- ed at noon, and the outstanding speak- Paw Paw and St. Joseph rivers and it will also have room for a meat mar- speech to those who have perma- there was Musick a Dapted and regu- supposed to have used oil for altar Carrie Becht on Friday, Novemlier 13 vacy, comfort and convenience provided by an townships of Cuss county where good MJST—Child's orange knit skirt, er of the day is a returned missionary onto Main street in St. Joseph will in- ket, a general stow, a soda grill and nently lost the use of their voices larly conducted by M." After this fires—he called the substance "Nep- The business session was conducted b\ game cover was available. In addition between water works and river road. Extension Telephone will be appreciated. from India, Miss Fannie Fisher. volve an expenditure of almost another a soda room. Work has already lieen through certain types of illness was thar," from which the present word the president, Mrs. H. G. Krake. A From Coast time Washington was a great lover of to these provided by the state, a larg- Notify The Courier office. Mrs. H. G. $1,000,000. But before more definite started on this new hotel building. not within the vision of Alexander "naphtha" was derived.—Detroit News. er number, hatched at the Wambaugh motion was made and carried that all Telephone service is protection — in case of fire, to Coast the theater. .Munchow. I7tl steps can be taken by the state depart- In connection with the hotel building, Graham Bell when he Invented the place in Ontwa, were also released of tbe old officers be re-elected . The sudden sicknegg or other emergency, and the Salem Lutheran Church, Coloma officers are: President. Mrs. Krake: ment the construction of the bridge ov- Mr. Hunt will also have a filling sta- telephone. Yet It was Bell's inter- this fall. WANTED cost is low. vice president .Mrs. Leonard secretary. Sunday, Novemlier 22 — Sunday er the river must have the sanction of tion and a service station. est in instructing the deaf, and his |jumm?nq Bird Mrs. James Wilder and daughter. Mrs. Grace Guy; treasurer, Mrs. Em- For further information, or to place an order, school at 9:15 a. m. At the English the U. S. war department and of con- On the George Fryhofer property at consequent study of speech, which W A N T E D—Washing, fiat pieces gress. Barbara Ann, of San Francisco, Cal., ma LaMott. During the social hour FUtt. FASNIONLO HOSitRY service, lieglnnlng at 10 o'clock, the Forest Dunes two new houses are un- led ultimately to his invention of ironed. Work guaranteed. Mona Wil- call the Telephone Business Office. Installatioa and her brother-in-law, C. It. Burr, the hostesses. Mesdames Beebt and son. one block west of Coloma Hard- pastor will bring the last of the series der way; one of these Is a $5,500 two- that Instrument of communication. will be made at any time you specify. and daughter, Jeanette, of Flint, Mich., I.aura Umphrey, served refreshments. ware store. 17tlx Quickly win the ap- of sermons on the Prophet Jonah. The story residence erected for C. D. A rare anniversary was observed In Tompkins, and the other Is a $4,500 were callers last Friday at Uie home proval of all ultra- German service lieglns at 11 a. m. FOR SALE St. Joseph on Saturday, Novemlier 14, of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Illngst Mi*. Mrs. Luella Howard entertained the November 25th—At 8:15 p m. we residence for W. H. Zlllman. smart, value-wise when Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Merchant of Wilder called on many friends while Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist will hold our special Thanksgiving ser- PIGS FOR SAIE—Ten full pigs. J women. that city observed the 05th anniver- here and left with her daughter on church on November Uth, with eleven vice. We Invit'.- you to participate In A. Smith, one mile south and two miles sary of their marrlnge. They have $300 IN LOOT TAKEN FROM HOME AUCTION SM.E their return to their home In San members and three guests present and this service. east of Watervllet. IStI Their exquiiiite texture, lived in St. Joseph for 63 years of Francisco. Mrs. Bachman presided. After the plus the flatterinff beauty The choir meets for rehearsal every that time. Mr. Merchant, who Is HO OF* EX-SHERIFF FRED BRYANT singing of "America", the devotlonals FOR SAIiE—Corn in ear or shelled; Tuesday evening at 7 :.'{0. On what is known as the John Peck farm, located 4 MICHIGAIV BELL of their Pari* colortonca years of age. was a veteran of the Mrs. W. II. Ball attended tbe union were led by Mrs. Mabel Holmgren and or will trade for small pigs. Also root We are not ashamed of the gospel of make them first in faahion Civil War and was formerly the editor miles northwest of Watervliet.and 4 miles northeast of service held at the M. E. cburcb at the 07th Psalm was read. Tbe annual and curly jiaivley and sunflower seeds. ... always. Christ, for it is a power of God unto TELEPHONE CO. of the Saturday Herald of St. Joseph. Robbery Was Committed Thursday Coloma, and 12 miles south of South Haven on old U. Nlles last Sunday evening, where Mrs. chicken dinner will lie served on Sat- J. Taborsky. North Coloma. ' 1SI2x salvation. His wife is 83 years of age. The cou- Dora B. Whitney of Benton Harbor urday. December 5th. Tbe hostess, as- Sheer chiffons and ple are the parents of the following Evening of Last Week S.-31, commencing at 10:00 o'clock a. m. on the newly elected president of the W. sisted by Mrs. Bailey, served delicious FOR SALE—Choice No. I timothy service weights. children—Leonard . Merchant, retired C. T. II. was the speaker, and where a refreshments. The next meeting will bay. on paved road one-half mile north Free Methdist Church The home of ex-Sheriff Fred Bryant Sr. Joseph publisher; Mrs. B. M. W. C. T. U. was organized at the close be held on December !)tli with Mrs. G. of Watervliet. Phone 111 Watervllet. In Mayfax Terrace at Benton Harbor, Remarkable Values at— Ralph E. Hopnsh, Pastor. Lewis and Miss Grace Merchant of of the service. Mrs. Ball, who Is fourth Kllmark. A, W. Woodruff. I6tf was visited by prowlers last Thursday A full house heard the gospel mes- Oak Park, Ills.; Harry Merchanf of district president, had previously made evening who helped themselves to Tuesday, Nov. 24, 1931 % FOR SALE—Flreless cooker, good .00 sage Sunday evening. Were you there? St. Joseph, and Mrs. G. W. Hales of a survey to enlist members and found Mesdames Clara Hewitt and Clara about $300 worth of jewelry, cash, size; also a Red Star gasoline stove *1 Pair (Mir revival effort closes next Sunday Oak Park, Ills. Miss Grace Merchant, much Interest In the organization. Ball continued the vanishing luncheon weapons, etc. with attached oven; both In line con- and we invite you to come and help us teacher in the Coloma schools. Is a 11 J One pair black mares, 9 and of the Pbllathea class at the home of When the sheriff and Jils wife re- The last tegular meeting of tbe (jo- dition. Inquire of M. L. Tripp, Park wind up the meetings with victory. granddaughter of this venerable St. Mrs; Ball last Friday, when they enter- turned home they Immediately saw 4nead norses 10 yrs. old, wt. 2600 lbs., grey loma Garden Club was held at the street. Coloma, Mich. I(it2x Three Cold Weather Rev. 11. E. Knox will preach Sunday Joseph couple. tained eight guests with a delicious that they had had visitors, for bureau home of Mrs. Pearl Smith, with Miss evening. "He that hath ears to hear, gelding 8 yis. old, one 2-yr. old colt. luncheon at 1 :()0 o'clock, and the after- FOR SALE—White rice popcorn, (J Cookie Jars drawers had been pulled out and ran- Bertha Grove as hostess. After a let him hear." The Sunday services noon was spent with needle work of cents a pound. Gordon Warman, sacked and what the thieves did not Two strenuous business meeting and ns will be: Sunday school, and a good Coloma Lodge No. 162 Ifi LK J Registered Guernsey various kinds, accompanied by a flow phone S3 F 3, Coloma. 17t2x the gardens had gone to sleep for the one, too, at 10 a. m. Praise service at want was strewn f obout the home. lO llcdQ valU6 cows; two Registered Guern- of conversation. Emerson said: Wise, Requisites! F. AND A. M. Among the loot "taken were $100 In winter, the club Indulged In a very 7 p. m. Evangelistic preaching at 8:00. A With Ve power of normal speech cultivated, genial conversation Is the FOR SALE—Good, heavy work team. cash, two watqhes, a diamond ring, pleasant social afternoon. However, "Come thou with us and we will do Meetings held in Masonic hall, on the permanently lost through Illness, sey heifers, bred; including Abbie's Gertrude of Arling- last flower of civilization and the best Phone Coloma I36-Fa. William Kelgley. two .38 calibre revolvers, a pair of they did not omit their favorite sub- thee good." first Thursday evening of ho now converses by meant of this ton 278760 who is a daughter of Abbie's Hope of the result which life has to offer lis." Tbe 52tf handcuffs, two deputy sheriff badges, ject, "Flowers," from their conversa- Hand decorated in beau- each month. artificial larynx developed at Bell Phllatheans are looking forward to Good Roof Tight Windows tion while enjoying refreshments. FOR SALE—Single bed. springs Visiting Brothers Always Welcome. etc. Six other watches about the Telephone Laboratories as a by- Ridge, and two daughters of Morlock's Gallant War- many such pleasant and profitable ex- tiful floral designs, large First Church of Christ, Scientist house were left untouched. and mattress, dresser. Mrs. Pearl CLARENCE BUTZBACH. W. M, product of research In the field of rior 134125; three Registered Guernsey Bulls, 17 to Elmer Curtis of Cassopolls was ar- periences In making Inexpensive lun- Former deputy sheriff Erwin Ku- Smith, across from Scheffier's bllack- Good Fuel size, in either brown or J. V. THOMPSON , Secretary. speech transmission. rested last week upon complaint of C. cheons and profitable conversation as Services are held every Sunday at bath, who resides at the Bryant home, 22 months old; two bull calves eligible to register; five smlth shop, Coloma. 17t3x E. Gehhard for violation of a new well as adding to the funds of the natural color. 10:45 a. m. Sunday school at 12:00 was one of the losers as $50 In cash grade cows; and four yearling grade heifers. law, passed by the last legislature, treasury. CABBAGE FOR SALE for saner noon. During the construction of the was taken from his room, together It Is particularly appropriate, there- Make Sure That You Are Supplied which makes It a criminal offense for kraut. Joseph Comaii, R. F. D. 1. new church, Sunday services will be with other articles. Mr. Bryant's fore, that out of the studies of the John D. Carmody 2 0.1. C. Sows—2 Ihorougbbred Polind China Boars, eligible to register any contractor or sub-contractor to The Pa rent-Tea chers meeting at the Coloma; phone Coloma 12F2. 14tf held at the home of Mrs. Pearl Smith, daughter was also short $50 in cash transmission of speech carried on With These! collect the mone£ for any Job and fall Ingraham district was held Friday. corner Washington and Gllson streets. Experienced Auctioneer when a check-up of the losses was at the Bell Telephone Laboratories APPLES and PIGS For Sal