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VOL 42 COLOMA, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 19.1939 Z NO. 41 GRADUATING CLASS—COLOMA HIGH SCHOOL.-1939 Benton Harbor Men Coioma's Commencement Program Are Suicide Victims BACCALAUREATE SERVICES Sunday, May 21, 8:00 p. m. Edward English Died From Carbon Processional, "The Spacious Firmament On High" Haydn Miss Marjorie Furman Monoxide Fumes—Edward Fisher Hymn - - "Jesus Calif Us" Prayer - Rev. Elhtworth Moran Ended His Life In Benton Harbor Anthem "Spirit of God" by Gillette City Jail. Maroon Choir, Congregational Church. Lesson from the Scriptures 12th Chapter of Romans Two Benton Harbor men were Read by Virginia Miller suicide victims over the week-end. Anthem "Soldiers of the Cross" by Halton Edward E. English, a well-known Choir of Methodist Church h' itrr real estate and insurance man, ended Sermon, "The Greatest Thing in Life" Rev. Ray S. Utterback 0' v his life by inhaling carbon monoxide Anthem "Blet* the Lord," by Adams gas fumes while seated in his auto- Choir of Methodist Church. mobile at his home on Monday. Ed- jjymn "True Hearted, Whole Hearted" Bohtr t Kf>r**-k ward Fisher committed suicide by Benediction. hanging himself in the Benton Har- bor city jail. Hrrr-.r" E'thtt' Rotr'nt) The body of Mr. English was found CLASS DAY PROGRAM in his car shortly after noon on Mon- Tuesday, May 2S, S:00 9. n. day. He had not appeared at his nuhtrii * 9* office in the morning and when a Master of Ceremonies—Fred Undem friend called at his home to find out Class Song Arranged by Jean Friday and Mildred Hembree 5*rr*i. i*e Wit 7* where he was. an Investigation re- rj;ci vealed his remains. The garage doors President's Welcome DeRosa were closed and the garage was filled Class History Roger Woodward, Edward Rockwell, Raymond with gas fumes. Coroner Kerlikow- Ostrom, Robert Umphrey. ske was called and decided that it Class Poem Rodney Caprez, Eleanor Friday, Joseph Greco was a plain case of suicide and that Class Prophecy Paul Turner, Richard Lyon, Rose Mary Arcus, • no inquest was necessary. Germaine Waldo. ^ m Vrrvtf »> M- 'U Mr. English ws bom in New Troy Personality Songs - Arranged by Marjorie Elsenhart and Paul Turner *\9•.***• and taught school for some time in Class Declaration of Independence—Elizabeth Stoffle, Robert Kll- Hinchman and at Three Oaks, later mark, Richard Becht, Steve Greco. moving to Benton Harbor where he Class Grumblers John DeField, Oscar Fisher, Lewis Cordaro, has since resided. He was a promin- Eleanor Rorick. ent Democrat and formerly held the Faculty Take-off: „ ^ ^ fibht'd He* h. position of county school examiner. Mr. Alwood .1 Rodney Caproz He is survived by his widow and one Mr. McDaniels Oscar Fisher daughter. Mr. Lehew Raymond Ostrom Mrs. Baushke Germaine Waldo Prisoner Ended His Life. Miss Rundle : Eleanora Rorick Miss Garrison Mildred Hembree Edward Fisher of Benton Harbor Mr Potts Robert Umphrey was arrested early last Saturday evening and was lodged in the city Miss Oelhaffer Elizabeth Stoffle Sit r'r Mrs Woodward Eleanor Friday t jail on a charge of driving an auto- Mrs. Kibler ------J«n ^klay tsn Friths mobile while intoxicated. He creat- Mrs Dewey - Marjorie Elsenhart ed some disturbance at the jail but Senior Band—Robert Umphrey. Richard Becht, Edward Rockwell, .was finally quieted after he had Jack Becht. Robert Kilmark, Jack DeRosa, Richard Lyon, John short-circuited the electric lights in DeField, Virginia Miller, Fred Undem. his cell. A little while later officers Glftatory Virginia Miller and Fred Undem walking through the cell block dis- Jj* covered Fisher's body hanging in the Clasr Will Howard Elliott, Robert Hathaway, William Hafer, W.LAfw^ FtufTurrrr jack Becht. • w rVmil f'/tp cell. He had fashioned a noose out of his belt and buckled it over the bars of the cell and had been dead COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES but a few minutes when his remains MRS. EVELYN KLOTTER were discovered. Thursday, May 25, 8:00 p. m. Officers reported that Fisher had Nightwatch Winkler IMPROVES AT HOSPITAL at several previous times attempted Processional—"Andante" by Beethoven Miss Marjorie Furman to commit suicide, but each effort Invocation ReV- Grant Jordan GOMMT BE had been frustrated. The deceased Class Greeting - John DeField Paw Paw Lake Woman Is Recovering was 31 years of age. He is survived Cornet Solo—"Popsy Wopsy Schottishe Theodore Craig Was Bitten by Dog by a sister. Mrs. Glen Anderson of Robert Umphrey # From Self-inflicted Wounds. Benton Harbor: his mother, Mrs. El- Address, "You Can Win" Rev. John G. Koehler mer Anderson of Bridgman, and a Minister First Baptist Church, Benton Harbor J Mrs. Evelyn Klotter, wife of brother. Charles Fisher of Chicago. Cornet Solo, "La Clnquantlne" by Gabrlel-Marle—Robert Umphrey Canine Nabbed Him on the Wrist I ) rt Georg™ Klotter at Paw Paw Lake, Is He had been estranged from his wife Class Address V ^ 1 When Officer Attempted to Catch for some time. Rev. Glenn M. Frye, American Legion School Award. Mrs. Ivan Ryno and Earl Rockwell evening, arriving home some time reported to be slowly Improving at Seniors Will Visit Detroit on Friday early Sunday morning. pastor of the Methodist Peace Tem- Honor Awards Principal S. L. McDaniels The Animal Mercy hospital in Benton Harbor ple, conducted funeral services Tues- Presentation of Dipi.>mas Earl H, Rockwell and Saturday—Baccalaureate Ad- Eighth Grade Program from a wound from a .32 caliber day afternoon &nd the remains were Senior Memorials Jack DeRosa Herbert Winkler, Coioma's night watchman, is nursing a very sore revolver which was inflicted on Sun- interred in Crystal Springs ceme- Benediction Rev. Grant Jordan dress to be Given Sunday—Class On Wednesday afternoon. May 24, tery. at 1:30, a program honoring members wrist as the result of an encounter day afternoon. Day Exercises on Tuesday—Eighth of the eighth grade of the Coloma with a stray dog which he captured According to reports given the of- CLASS ROLL on the street early Tuesday morning. Grade Program on Wednesday— school will be given in the audi- ficers. Mrs. Klotter was alone In her torium, to which parents and friends Mr. Winkler spotted the dog and room at their cottage when she shot Arcus, Rose Mary Friday, Eleanor Miller, Virginia "Summer." A page of unusual Commencement Exercises Thurs- are cordially invited. The program called to him: the dog stopped to lay herself with the revolver, the bullet Becht, Jack Friday, Jean Ostrom, Raymond down on the sidewalk, but when Mr. sketches in COLOR by the popular will be featured by an address by entering her left side just below the English artist, Alastair, K. MacDon- Becht, Richard Greco, Joseph Rockwell, Edward day. Winkler attempted to take up the Greco, Steve Rorick, Eleanora Rev. Ellsworth Moran, pastor of the heart. Dr. M. J. Kotler of Coloma ald. One of the many interesting Caprez, Rodney Free Methodist church. tramp the dog nabbed him on the was called and had the patient re- Cordaro, Lewis Hafer, William Stoffle, Elizabeth The coming week will be a very wrist, making several cuts which features in The American Weekly, Hathaway, Robert Turner, Paul busy one for the senior class of the There will be music, an address of moved to Mercy hospital. According the magazine distributed with the DeField, John welcome and readings by members were cauterized and treated by Dr. to reports, Mrs. Klotter had been DeRosa, Jack Hembree, Mildred Umphrey, Robert Coloma high school. The activities M. J. Kotler, and which caused the Sunday Chicago Herald and Exam- Kilmark, Robert Undem, Fred will start on Friday of this week of the class. Superintendent W. I* despondent for some time. iner.—Adv. Elsenhart, Marjorie Alwood will present certificates of watchman considerable pain. But Elliott, Howard Lyon, Richard Waldo. Germaine when the class will make a trip to Winkler accomplished his purpose. Woodward, Roger Detroit, also visiting at other points promotion to ihose who are eligible Fisher, Oscar to enter high school next fall. Re- He managed to take the dog to the enroute. On Sunday evening the village jail, where he was kept en- baccalaureate address will bo given cipients of the American Legion School awards will be announced at closed until the "dog warden came Class Flower—White Carnation. at the high school auditorium by for him on Tuesday. The warden Rev. Ray S. Utterback, pastor of the these exercises. Class Colors—Turquoise and Silver. Inasmuch as the semester examina- was given orders to watch the dog Class Motto—"The Door to Success Is Labeled Tush'." Congregational church at Coloma. carefully for ten days for any in- On Tuesday evening the annual class tions will not be completed until next week, the names of the eighth grad- dications of rabies before disposing LOMA THEATRE day exercises will be given. On ers who receive certificates of pro- of the beast. ADMINISTRATION Wednesday afternoon at 1:30 a pro- gram will be given honoring the motion and thus become eligible to COLOMA, MICH. enter high school next fall cannot be William L. Alwood w—— Superintendent eighth grade graduates. On Thurs- LOUIS NAMETZ DIED FROM Sherman L. McDaniels Principal announced until the next issue of day evening the annual commence- The Courier. ment exercises will be held, when CHARGE OF SHOTGUN Best of Pictures. Modem. Air Conditioned the address will be given by Rev. BOARD OF EDUCATION John G. Koehler, pastor of the First Shew starts at 7 *• p. m. Sond^ Matinee at 4:00 p. m. CmdiiMM Earl H. Rockwell President Baptist church of Benton Harbor. SHIRLEY TEMPLE COMING Members of Family Believe That the THEATRE PHONE 123 F 1 RESIDENCE PHONE 123F 3 Harold E. Lyon Secretary The graduating class of 1939 con- Shooting Was Accidental. PROGRAMS SENT ON REQUEST. Paul Davidson Treasurer sists of twenty-nine seniors. One IN "LITTLE PRINCESS" Adam Briney and Chester W. Hocker Trustees significant fact regarding this class Louis Nametz, a 57-year-old farm- Is that It Is made up of twenty young er residing on Crystal avenue near Friby-SatirfcT SPECIAL lay 19 id 20 WedDesday-Thnnday lay 24 id 25 men and nine young ladles, a rather Do Not Miss Gene Krupa and His Benton Harbor, was killed on Tues- SEE AND HEAR day morning. May 16th, by the Double Feature Program HARRIS * CLAPS ADDLE BRING Locker lease of 160 acres. Messrs unusual occurrence. Rev. Ray Utterback, pastor of the Orchestra in "Some Like It Hot" charge from a shotgun, while he was Madeleine Carroll • Fred MacMurray Harris and Clapsaddle expect U In the barn at his home. Members Gene Krupa IN THEIR nOBTH OIL WELL bring in two more wells this week Congregational church, who will de- in at the Loma Theatre. of the family heard the shot and and are drilling on two other wells. liver the baccalaureate address on "SOME LIKE IT HOT Sunday evening. Is a sincere and A special opportunity is afforded went to the stable where they found "CAFE SOOETT local motion picture fans to see and their brother dead, the charge having and see Gene Krupa in Person Oil Fields in Breedsville District earnest speaker. He is in the second Also THE JONES FAMILY in year of his ministry In Coloma, hav- hear Gene Krupa and his orchestra passed through his head. They call- at the CrjriUl Palace, Paw Paw Lake Proved Valuable to Local Pro- Lifts Spring Loading Restrictions ed Coroner Kerllkowske, who de- ing come here from Portland, Mich. in the picture "Some Like It Hot," Coloma, on Saturday, May 20 "EVERYBODY'S BABY" moters. Normal truck loads were being He Is popular with the young people which will be shown at the Loma clared that an inquest was not neces- hauled on all trunkline highways In because of his understanding and Theatre on Friday and Saturday of sary. From the position of the body 7tk Epoode "Lone Rufer Rifcs Apa" Harris and Clapsaddle, the local sympathy of their problems. this week, and then to hear the drum- and marks on timbers in the bam oil well promoters who started In a the Lower Peninsula this week. Friday - Saturday lay 26 aid 27 Highway Commissioner Murray D. ming sensation in person at the Crys- it is believed that the trigger caught few months ago to prospect for oil Seniors Will Visit Detroit. on some projecting wood and fired SUN. - HON. - TUES. lay 21.22.Z3 Double Feature Program— 1 Van Wagoner lifted spring loading tal Palace on Saturday evening, May in the vicinity of Breedsville, brought 20th. the gun. Mr. Nametz was never mar- Matinee Sunday. 4KM) p. m., Cent. In their eighth well on Saturday ofi restrictions on highways south of the The class of 1939 recently decided Straits but continued the restrictions "The Little Princess," with Shirley ried but resided on the farm with his "Burn 'Em Up O'Connor" last week, which proved to be the! to journey to Detroit this year on the two sisters. Miss Harriet Nametz and • Shirley Temple in in the Upper Peninsula. occasion of the annual senior trip. Temple, in gorgeous technicolor, is with Dennis OlCeefe - Cecilia Parker test well that they have yet brought; one of the loveliest stories of the Miss Bertha Nametz. He is also sur- In as it flowed 600 barrels of oil on' Senior classes of the past two years vived by two other sisters, and by Alio Akim Tamiroff in Have you paid your subscription? have visited Chicago on the annual little princess of modern times. The Sunday. This well is located on the| supporting cast is Anita Louise and one brother, John Nametz of Twelve "The Little Princess" visitation; In years previous Lansing, Corners. Added "March of Tfane" Sun. • Mon. "King Of Chinatown^' Detroit and Chicago have been visit- Richard Greene. This beautiful pic- ed by the graduating classes. ture will be shown at the Loma Selected Short Subject* N0.8 "Lone Ranger Rides Again" next Sui\day, Monday and Tuesday. This year's class will leave Coloma "Cafe Society," a comedy drama SATURDAY. MAY 27, WILL early Friday morning. May 19, spon- with Fred MacMurray, Madeline Car- BE POPPY DAY IN COLOMA sored by Superintendent and-Mrs. roll and Shirley Ross, also the Jones W. L. Alwood. A chartered bus has Family in "Everybody's Baby," a PICKLE CONTRACTS been engaged as a means of con- comedy, will be shown on Wednes- veyance. On the journey to Detroit day and Thursday of next week. American Legion Auxiliary Will BUY YOUR stops will be made at the Michigan "Burn 'Em Up O'Connor," an auto- Have Charge of the Sale on That state prison at Jackson, at the Uni- racing story; also "King of China- Day. WANTED! versity of Michigan at Ann Arbor, town," with Anna May Wong and and at the Greenfield Village at Akin Tamiroff, a mystery with chills Saturday, May 27th, has been Dearborn. Mich., where a tour of the and shivers, are booked for Friday designated as "Poppy Day" in Co- Baby Chicks Here village has been planned with spe- and Saturday of next week. loma and the American Legion cial guides. This will be one of the Auxiliary has received 750 poppies high spots of Interest on the trip. for sale on that day. Plans were ALL BREEDS No. 1* Indading Nubs, $2.25 cwt. It is expected that by the time made at a meeting of the auxiliary these places of Interest have been Deer Seen Near Coloma on Wednesday evening at the home visited and the city of Detroit is of Mrs. Ivan Ryno for carrying on PROMPT DELIVERY u reached, the young people will be Although deer were formerly very the sale. Mrs. Wakeman Ryno was No. T " $1.00 cwt. ready to in at the Hotel Wol- frequent in this vicinity, it has been assisting hostess. A social evening verine. headquarters in that city. some time since real wild deer were and light refreshments concluded Special accommodations have been observed within several miles of the meeting. Mrs. Elsie Paul and 25 Pounds Starting Mash Free arranged for taking care of the young Coloma, but early last Sunday eve- Mrs. Minnie Boyer were hostesses No. 3* " " 40c cwt. women and young men of the class ning three deer were observed in the at last week's meeting at Mrs. Paul's with Each 100 Chicks in two groups at the hotel. On Fri- orchard on the Ervin Janson farm home. day evening. It is planned that the about four and one-half miles north The Legion Auxiliary has joined group visit one of the Detroit radio of the village. They were first seen with the Legion in the Citizenship studlors, if proper arrangements can by Albert Siver, who called Joseph Award for eighth grade students of GUARANTEED QUALITY be made. Saturday will be spent in Greco and Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, but the Coloma high school and this year general sight-seeing and visitation of by the time the latter had arrived an award will be made at the com- places of Interest, such as the Inter- one of the trio of deer had disap- mencement exercises to the boy and M. STEFFEN & CO. peared but the two fawns were still girl chosen by the school faculty to national Bridge, Belle Isle, Detroit Zoological Gardens, Shrine of the browsing in the orchard and Mr. be the recipients of the honors. COLOMA FRUIT EXCHANGE Phone 30 Coloma, Mich. Little Flower at Royal Oak, Wind- Greco approached within about 200 sor, Canada, and other points. The feet of them before they scampered RAYMOND EMHOFF, Manager Coloma, Mich. group will leave Detroit on Saturday away. Renew your subscription today.

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U. S. Colleges Revive Traditions Emphasis Is on Dainty Sheers Solving a Difficult tlncle ftoyd Slipcover Problem As Alumni Return to Campus For 1939 Graduation Dress ADVENTUROUS By RUTH W7ETH SPEARS OUR COMIC SECTION May and June arc com- "FJEAR MRS. SPEARS: Your mencement months on ADVENTURERS' CLUB books have shown me how AMERICANS Then He Isn't One By CHERIE NICHOLAS to do so many things that I am In this world it is impossible to every U. S. college cam- turning to you for help. I want By al, panties included; Vh yards of prove to a fool that he is one. But pus, a period when alum- HEADLINES FROM THE LIVES to make slipcovers for the living- ricrac. For tie strings of ribbon he finds it out himself, sometimes. ni return to their former room furniture because with three Events in the Lives of Little Men on bonnet, 1 yard is required. Bless the man with a light stamping ground and en- OF PEOPLE LIKE YOURSELF! young ones the upholstery is soon Elmo Scott Watson No. 1740 is designed for sizes 32, purse who still hath not a heavy deared traditions are re- going to be ruined. The job com- 34, 36, 38. 40, 42 and 44. Size 34 heart. vived. One typical tradi- pletely baffles me. I am enclos- requires 5% yards of 35-inch ma- "Two Wanted Men" ing a rjugh sketch of one of the terial; 3 yards of braid or bias A Sage Said It: tion is illustrated at the HEV, W 6^LLV, IWULV "Two children aren't a family, Long-Haired Sheriff fold. right, where Helen Deer ELLO EVERYBODY: but just a replacement. It takes FIT COVER AROUwO ... HEY MISr£E,00KNEW PASTE A (IKCUS LWETO HA^t MV pOMMODORE PERRY OWENS, Send your order to The Sewing and Maxine Laughlin H You know, boys and girls, in some of these adventure SUPPORTS, ANO FASTEN at least three to gain grou.id," PIOUKE W OUR ^ born in Tennessee in 1852, went Circle Pattern Dept., Room 1324, smoke the "pipe of pcace" WITH SNAPS- eeOKOOM PAPER" WOULD Bt A man who has only S5 and I've been telling you, everything seems to happen all in MAKE SOE OPENINGS <3AI?A6£ WILL MAKE A to Texas in the early seventies and 211 W. Wacker Dr., Chicago, 111. at the University of Kan- HOWE IN FW EP WltriCiRCOS SWELL a split second. Just one—two—three and it's all over, with action LONG ENOUGH TO spent 11 years there as a cowboy Price of patterns, 15 cents (in gives half of it to charity isn't sas commencement. Every SUP OVER WIDEST SWELL PLACE To MR m TWtfTS PICTUZBS^ called a philanthropist, but why every doggone minute. PART OF BACK before becoming foreman of a cow coins) each. member of the graduating PA5T£ UP A CIRCUS outfit in New Mexico. He wore his isn't he? class does it, sending up Then there are other yarns in which there's darned little hair long—almost to his waist—and A rolling stone gathers no moss, SHOW but quite often one that doesn't in smoke all grievances action, and the suspense of the story lies in the fact that some PICTURE .in tlO carried his six-shooter on his left A Quiet Scene students may have nur- poor devil has to stand still while death comes creeping up on side, the butt pointing forward. Old roll accumulates nothing but mud. tured during their col- him. That sort of adventure drags out for a long time. . timers in the Southwest were doubt- Fashion Is to Be Chic lege careers. Thus they ful whether such a "show-off" had URN out of the way a litllv, rooi! Present fashions in ladies' hats But the I'm going to tell you today is like both of those rcholnr, toward yonrler high honey- all leave on friendly "real sand." T prove that it isn't always neces- above-mentioned types of adventures. It went on for a long SNAP! •r \J VS^ARM COVER iiirkle hedge; there we'll lit and ting terms—supposedly. PaiLL COVERS They found out he did have when, whilst this shower falls so gently upon sary in feminine hats that they be •tenep CARVING time, and every doggone minute of that time was packed with TAPE* singlehanded, he killed three Navajo the terming earth, and gives yet a •weet- sensible. danger and suspense. And at the same time, it was so full of Indian cattle thieves. Then the peo-. er smell lo the lovely flowers that adorn The validity of a bronze statua Picture action that you'd have a hard time packing another single chairs. Car, you suggest any way pie of northern Arizona decided he these verdant meadows. is seldom disputed. movement into it. that a rerr ovable cover can be was the man to clean up the out- Look, under that broad beech-tree 1 Studying books may not help on» Parade made for it? B. A," laws in their section and elected him sat down when I was laM this way, to get rich, but studying men does. It's one of the most thrilling tales I've come across in quite a Use bindings or facings to finish sheriff of Apache county in 1887. a-fi'hing. and the birds in the adjoining while, and the honors today go to a Chicago policeman—Albert edges where seat and back covers He broke up a band of 16 cattle grove seemed to have a friendly conten- rustlers aftor killing Ike Clanton of tion with nn echo, whose dead voice Rickert of Chicago. are cut around arms and supports. seemed to live in a hollow tree, near Where there are so many open- Tombstone fame and two others and It was a cool September afternoon in 1927. A1 was off f 1TTLE girls will look so sweet to the brow of that primrose-hill; there 5 ings of different lengths, snap fas- capturing his bi other, Finn Clanton, I fat viewing the other streams "de duty, and with time on his hands, he went over to the home teners are generally more satisfac- leader of the gang. and feel so cool in No, 1738, DICKINSON' which includes a simple little silently toward their center, the tem- of his pal, Emmett Hartnett, for a visit. After he'd been there awhile, tory than zippers. If snap fasten- But his greatest feat was his sin- pestuous sea; yet some times oppoiied frock, gathered onto a shoulder they decided it would be a good idea to go for a ride. Emmett got a er tape is obtainable it saves time gle-handed fight with four members hy rugci'd roots, and pehhle stones, yoke extended to cover the shoul- car and they drove around for about two hours. to whip it to the long edges. The of the Blevans gang, one of the fac- which broke their waves, and turned ders—and a fetching bonnet to They were on their way to a restaurant when things began to narrow frill for this chair covers tions in the famous Pleasant Valley them into foam; and sometimes I 'ie- shade the eyes. As you see from happen. As they drove along a small sedan passed them. The™ a curved line across the front and war. In this fight, which took place guiled time by viewing the harmless URM S^DS the diagram, this pattern is as lambs, some leaping securely in the cool vere two men in the car, and A1 recognized them both as auto- IN THE story of fabrics for carving at the top of the front in Holbrook, Perry killed three of easy as possible to make, and ev- shade, while others disported them- mobile thieves! the gowns spring-summer legs. the four, including Andy Coooer, one ery little girl in your life should selves in the cht-erful sun; and saw oth graduates will wear, the You can make slipcovers, all of Arizona's most dangerous gun- Thieves Recognize A1 as Policeman. have half a dozen frock-and-bon- ers craving comfort from the swollen word "sheer" is most impor- types of curtains and many other fighters. It was one of the most A1 told Emmett to t*rn around and follow that car. They were styles like this, in different udders of their bleating dams. As I tant. Whether the material things for your home with the desperate encounters at close quar- catching up to it when the thieves spotted the auto behind them and colors. Choose dotted swiss, lawn, thus sat. these other sights bad so fully be one of the new exquisite help of Book 1-SEWING, for the ters in the history of the state, not recognized A1 as a policeman. They stepped on the gas—and the or . possessed my soul with content, that I ¥ or whether it be a Home Decorator, Just follow the even excepting the famous fight at chase was on! thought, as the poet hath iiappily ex- weave, the favor for sheers pictures, and you learn to make the O. K. corral in Tombstone. Charming Apron-Frock. The car in front of them leaped ahead. Emmett stepped on it and remains the same. (CtprrlfM, w. it. tu A practical daytime dress that pressed it: Equally Guilty followed. The faster they went, the faster the smaller car ahead traveled. the lovely things you have been Refusing re-election as sheriff. The flare for crisp thin cot- has a dainty look about it, as well I was for that time lifted above earth: Those who consent to the tct A1 pulled out his gun and fired one shot. But the car ahead didn't stop. wanting for your home. Book 2 Perry became a special agent for And possessed joys not promised In my tons of exquisite weave and as a very figure-flattering line, is and those who do it shall be pun- Both those gas baggies were tearing along down the street is for those who enjoy fancy work the Santa Fe railroad, later express birth. texture foretells a banner yours in No. 1740. The fluttering —Izaak ffallon. ished equally.—Coke. at close to top speed. The scenery was fairly whizzing past, on useful articles for the home; messenger for Wells-Fargo and then year for the lovely swiss organdies tion day and the whole summer and useful novelties, to be made a United States marshal. He gave sleeves, set in at a scalloped, and people along the way stopped to stare at a race they had slanting shoulder line, are as cool Above: Supreme Court never seen the like of outside of a race track. that are shown in versatile types through, the little graduate-to-be in spare time. Books are 25 cents up his man-hunting work in 1900 and unharnpering as possible. The Justice Stanley Reed (third Gun in band, A1 opened the door and climbed oat on the and which make up into ideal grad- seated in the picture chooses dainti- each; don't forget to ask for the and became a business man in Sel- uation frocks. Among the choicest princess skirt, cut to a high waist- from left) joins Yale est of mousseline de soie in a de- free leaflet on patchwork quilts, igman where he died in 1919. versions in are the delicate lectable shade of pale pink. The when you order both books; the • • • line in the front, can be adjusted alumni in singing "Boola to just the snugness you want, be- shadow prints that come in beguil- simplicity of its styling adds infi- leaflet is FREE with two books. First in Yellowstone Park Boola" at the annual barn ing tones and tints. Then there are nitely to its "young" charm. It is Address: Mrs, Spears, 210 S, Des- cause it ties with sash bows in party where, each com- the beautiful cloque organdies which made ankle length, with the new plaines St,, Clucago, 111. \X^HAT an adventure it must the back. Such a pretty dress, and mencement time, a distin- are in such subtle patternings they square neckline. Of course there ' * have been for the first person so easy to make,—of gingham, guished alumni is present- breathe thp breath and freshness of should be frills, for everything is who saw the Yellowstone! John Col- lawn, or . ter, who for three years had served MEANS LESS REPAIRS! ed with the MontcUur Yale spring and of youth. A wide call frilled and frilled this year. The The Patterns. in the famous Lewis and Clark ex- No. 1738 is designed for sizes 1, bold symbolic of outstand- for dotted swisses is also recording frilling for this pretty frock extends in the realm of exquisite across the neckline giving the effect pedition, was the lucky man. He 2, 3, 4 and 5 years. Size 2 re- ing achievement. Left: sheers. Dotted nets are also good of a yoke. had just left the party and estab- quires 2% yards of 35-inch materi- Wellesley college's cap and lished himself with the expedition this year, some of the most attrac- In the charming gown worn by the gown procession between tive graduate dresses brought out of Manuel Lisa from Sf. Louis who girl graduate standing, the claim of traveled up the Missouri river to rows of alumni, perhaps this .season being r ude of point high-style prestige for cottons is ver- the most universal Ameri- d'esprit net. FAIR PLAY FOR ALL trade with the Indians. ified. Here we see a most lovely Jlsk Me Another can commencement tradi- In the realm of silk weaves the youthful frock which after gradua- A fort was establis'hed at the Big tion. Maypole dances, hoop call for fine sheers is as insistent tion will become her favorite gown QUR country is great not because Horn and John Colter was sent % A General Quiz rolls and similar frolics as it is among cottons. This year's for summer party wear. It is in- the majority or tbe powerful rule. ahead to notify the red men. With courage typiyl of that period, he are planned each spring at silk sheers highlight especially the teresting to know that the exquisite It it great because the minority is pro- daintiest of silk organdies, nets also tected and the less influertial respecled." &uTie.' JUiT began his lone expedition into terri- most women's colleges. organdy that fashions it is in an en- and as for silk it is a trancing cool-looking pale green, —U. S. Senator Elbert O. Thomas. Ti6uTJe- our tory never before trod by even the The Questions first choice. with a formal wallpaper fioral motif most courageous trappers and pi- 1. Which is correct, "Share it Along with the thought of crisp in delicate shadowprint. Note the oneers of the time. between you" or "Share it among And then he was being dragged along behind the fleeing car. I Ti* IT dT>]I AccetsdZitb Informed by the Indians that and lovely sheers for the graduate's brief pique mess jacket which be- Vou WEE'D you"? running board to get a better shot at his quarry. As Emmett gown comes up the question of color speaks an added triumph for cot- How Women TsE-r-re^ ahead lay a territory that was be- 2. Of what English king was it drove and the car careened along the wide street he fired again versus white. There need never be tons worn in a formal way. The "Tbit deviled and that they would not pen- said that "He never said a foolish and again. Still the car ahead sped on! a doubt as to white always holding importance of pique in the evening in Their 40'$ etrate it, his curiosity and his ad- thing, nor ever did a wise one"? Now, A1 could see that they were gaining on the crooks. The small its own for both graduates and mode is recognized by leading de- venturous spirit impelled him to ex- 3. How many pieces to the av- ,ar didn't have speed enough to outdistance the big one in which they brides. However, for several sea- signers. Some of the smartest party Can Attract Men plore it. He was well rewarded for erage motor car? were riding. A1 continued to fire until his revolver was empty. sons there has been a disposition of dresses are made of pique with full records show that, in 1808, he went 4. How many persons are neces- brides-to-be to break away from tra- Hen's good advice for a woman durinr her through and then completely encir- Al's Car Nosed Alongside the Thieves. skirts that are topped with cunning chaaga (usually from 88 to 62), who lean sary to constitute a riot? One repair bill, due to faulty lubrication, dition and choose a delicate tone or basque bodices that have low-cut she'll lose her appeal to men, who worrlea cled what is now Yellowstone na- 5. What is the difference be- about hot flashea, loaa of pep, dixzy speUa, can cost you more than all the oil you would The big car had almost caught up to the little one now. Bit by bit tint for the wedding dress. As is the upaet nenrea and moody apt tional park. tween scissors and shears? square decolletage and sprightly buy in a year. Experience proves the regular they gained until at last Al's car was nosing up beside the one in which tendency toward color with brides short puffed sleeves. Speaking of Get mon freah air, 8 nn. aleep and If yon Alone, he saw before any other 6. Which is the world's longest the two thieves were riding. They were running almost hood to hood need a good general aystem tonic take Lydla C. M. Paynt person, the boiling springs, towering use of And-Free Quaker State is the safest co is it with prospective graduates the dress pictured the addition of E. Plnkham a Vegetable Compound, made river. now, and A1 could have reached out and touched the other auto, when geysers and strange mineral depos- this season, who are selecting in the jacket makes this a very practi- wpteiaUf for women. It helpa Nature build © B«U Syndicate.—WNU Service. 7. What is the origin of notches insurance against unnecessary repairs. suddenly the front car turned sharply. many "instances delectable pastel np physical reaiatacce, thus help* give mon its. Not only was he a pioneer in coat lapels? Every drop of Acid-Free Quaker State Retail price cal costume. For greater formal- vivacity to enjoy life and aaaiat calming SStperquart A1 saw the crooks' car swerving toward them, but before he had a tones in place of white for their ity, the bodice underneath tunes in jittery nervca and disturbing symptoms that among white men, but more adven- 8. What is the difference be- Motor Oil is rich pure lubricant, scienti- chance to do anything about it, there was a . The crooks side- often accompany change of life. WELL turous than even the red men, being graduation wardrobe. v/ith a fiattering deep-cut decol- WORTH 'aEYTNGI tween an alligator and a croco- fically freed of all impurities. Use this fine swiped them, knocking them over to the side of the street. years ahead of them in risking ex- For a dress that will prove an letagfe. OOOD -BVE GOOD-BYE, PROFESSOR, dile? oil and you need never worry about sludge, There was another crash as the car lurched into a telephone inspiration and a joy on her gradua- istence in a land where the earth 9. Are there any round pole, but A1 wasn't inside the car when it hit. As the two cars © Western Newspaper Union. Dominion of Reason trembled and groaned, spouted fire carbon or corrosion. Quaker State Oil churches? Refining Corp., Oil Gty, Pennsylvania. came together he was caught between them and knocked down Temperance is the firm and and hissed steam. 10. By what sinister name was on the running board. Youthful Fixings moderate dominion of reason over When Colter returned, he told Kentucky known to the Indians? Adds Style Touch passion and other unrighteous im- such an amazing story of smoking Then, as the smaller car veered away again, his right leg was The Answers pinched between its rear fender and the bumper. He a tug at Give Pretty Touch pulses of the mind.—Cicero. pits and the smell of brimstone that By Obeying > Valor Retained the men of the fort laughed at him 1. "Between you" for two peo- that leg—felt himself falling to the pavement—and then he was being When you obey your superior I Valor is learned in the cradle, dragged along behind the fleeing car. on all the devastatingly pret- n and told others what they thought ple. "Among you" for more than you instruct your inferior. | lasts to the grave. At many colleges returning alumni turn youngsters once more to par- The car was out of control now. The crook at the wheel was trying ty furbelows you crave to wear, in- were ridiculous stories of "Colter's two people. dulge in all the utterly frivolous ticipate in class fights or engage students in athletic contests. Typical is to keep it going straight, but it shot up over the curb on the other side Hell." It was several years before 2. It was said of Charles II. and adorable style idiocyncrasies 3. There are approximately 17,- the above scene at the University of Pennsylvania, where graduates of of the street. It crossed the sidewalk and plunged on over a stretch anyone else had the courage to veri of bare, water-soaked prairie. that you can find in the store dis- fy his discovery. 645 pieces assembled in an aver- the class of 1923 last year had a pants fight as part of the alumni day plays, for the decree has gone forth 1 • • • age motor car. according to Mill observance. - • 4 Dragged along behind it, A1 felt a terrific bump as his body was pulled over the curb. There was a terrible pain in his im- from fashion headquarters that the First Arctic Explorer and Factory. prisoned leg where the tire was scraping the flesh away. His fair sex must be deliberately pretty 4. In law, three or more persons. back and sides were being bruised and lacerated. and young looking this Si son. The D ENJAMIN FRANKLIN is famous 5. The cutting blade should be "teens" will fill this big order wear- The car traveled a hundred feet through the prairie and by ^ for a long list of achievements six inches before scissors can be ing "little girl" dresses that have & but one more should be added to the • 25 tlory AUtrtoa HoM that time A1 was numb from pain and shock. Then the car called shears. short swing skirts that audaciously • 1,000 oatiid* roonk bogged down in the mud and came to a stop. Al's clothes list—that of patron of the first Amer- 6. The Missouri-Mississippi— fiaunt glimpses of petticoat frills. • On// 4 hlocit to loop... Ihtatm, had been literally torn from his body by then, but he still had his ican voyage of Arctic exploration. 4,502 miles. They will wear demure bonnets tied Early in the Eighteenth century 7. The notch is said to have orig- ihopt and batlaou dUtrict gun clutched tightly in his band. • Clou lo lak»—b*aeh—-Uaeolu Park. under tlie cliin or wide-brimmed Mc:R& COM&5 the English parliament offered a re- inated through the rivalry of Gen- • Qoitl, elton and cool He Struggled to Get His Leg Out of the Trap. breton sailors that abruptly dash up- TUt ward of 20,000 pounds to anyone who eral Moreau with Napoleon, Mo- ward in conspicuous off-the-face train proved the existence of the fabled • No parking worrits "There was no chance to use it," he says, "but as soon as the car AGAIN. reau's followers having devised it manner. Northwest Passage to Asia. A Brit- • Ft— Radio In'mtj room came to a halt, I began struggling to get my leg out of its trap. The as a secret badge of their parti- • Planned social p Toy rata driver jumped out and ran north across the prairie. W&S ish expedition set out in 1746 but sanship, Those older in years, but not in FORGOTTEN • Cahltria and Dining Boom tttring "At last I got my leg loose and crawled out from under the car. spirit, will drink of fashion's foun- A Turn Is Well failed to find it. 8. The snout of an alligator is Hatding't "latt Wondirfal food" As turning the logs will make a SOMETHING Then Franklin helped outfit the shorter and broader than that of I raised my gun and pulled the trigger, but all I got was a click of the tain of youth, satisfying their thirst BauonabU lUUti item hammer. In the excitement I had forgotten that I emptied the gun dur- with billowy masses of gay-colored fire burn, so changes of study a 60-ton schooner, Argo, which set a crocodile and the teeth are set tSJ* ing the chase." veils that do away, as if by magic, dull brain. forth in 1753 under the command of in the jaw differently. As the gun clicked, the second man leaped from the car and started with telltale signs of approaching Capt. Charles Swaine. Sailing in 9. England has five, the larg- to run. And then A1 made the pinch of his life. Helpless and unable to age- They will wear flowers on their March, the Argo encountered ice off est being the Temple church in walk, much less run after the fleeing crook, he got up on his feet and hats and their costumes. Skirts will Cape Farewell, but finally succeed- London. ed in entering Hudson's strait in the MRION HOM WHSX threw the empty gun after him. be pleated to slenderize at the hip- oyipFSQm? J. Millar Watt 10. The dark and bloody ground. That gun went straight to the mark. It caught the crook line, yet give ample swing move- latter part of June. on the back of the bead and he fell forward on his face—out cold. ment to the hemline. Silk prints To browse about in neckwear sec- CondltJona Oua to Slug a I ah Bow*to Here the ice packs were so high At the same moment Emmett extricated himself from his wrecked will flatter and flatter. Gloves will tions this season gives one a sort that Swaine was forced to give up car and came running across the street. He grabbed the crook. add color to the picture. Yes. in- of Alice-in-Wonderland feeling, for v the attempt to penetrate further there's a thrill of new and fascinat- s> At Annapolis, graduates of the U. S. naval academy toss away their Emmett took them both to a restaurant a block away and there deed, it is a "young" season e B«U 8yndlc*le.—WNU Bcrvlee. westward and to turn back to the midshipmen's hats after receiving diplomas, symbolic of embarkation he called the station-house. They took A1 to the People's hospital, and throughout every phase of fashion ing discovery at every turn of the open sea again. He then carefully on a new life. he stayed there for three months, getting over the injury to his leg. The planned for spring and summer, eye. The interesting thing about e'.camined the coast of Labrador be- rear tire had ground a ridge right into the flesh as the car dragged whether we be "sweet sixteen" or modern neckwear departments is NOT KEEPING TIME Blind, Not Deal GIDDAP! fore returning to Philadelphia where him across the prairie. at the "life begins at forty" period. that they include so much more than "If you expect to marry Money- he arrived in November. I LET UP. LIGHT just neck "fixings" and furbelows. The crook he caught drew a 14-year sentence. The other one was bags, you'd better cut out your pro- The next year he made a second shot down by an Englewood policeman three days later—in another One of the charming, likewise smart Q|||g IQgf and practical items to be found in miscuous flirting." voyage of discovery in the same UP A CAMU stolen car. RM MB "I'm not afraid. Love is blind," vessel. Again he was unsuccessful Copyright.—WNU Service. Elegant Old-Time current neckwear showings is the striped "backet" as pictured. It may INDHXSTKM "But not deaf, and he's likely to and returned in October with the Fabrics Are Back be worn as a plastron as you here hear what people say of you." loss of three men, who were killed OFTEN! I FIND on the Labrador coast. But even 'Path of Kings' Changed to Undignified 'Rotten Row* There is a notable use of bengaline see or simply by reversing (the back WNU—A 20—39 to the front) and you have a topper though he had failed, he had won the Americans in London often won- meaning. London's famous police being made by designers, who are CAMELS MILD. with an ascot, perfect over a plain Sound Effect right to the title of "First American der why the most fashionable riding headquarters, Scotland Yard, is not creating many of their smartest Joe—What animal am I imitat- Arctic Explorer" and, as Carl Van path in Hyde park is called "Rotten a yard at all. It took its name suits and coats of this handsome dress or ideal to wear under your jacket with the new suit First Cold Storage Egg—How long ing, 99-klonk, 99-klonk, 99-klonk? Doren, Franklin's latest biographer, BETTER FOR Row." It was originally called by from a short street in'the metropolis silk such as was the proud boast of says: "Here were the beginnings of the French name "Route du Roi," where Scottish kings used to have ladies of fashion in the long ago. you been here? I've been in a year. Moe—1 give up. Deadbroke—Why do you address WATCH Second Cold Storage Egg—It's me as "Ole Hoss"? a long chapter in the history of STEADY SMOKING meaning "path of the kings," but their London residence, and where Along with this revival of handsome From Wild Sources Joe—A centipede with one wood- American adventure." headquarters were established later bengaline comes the return to favor An invasion into the animal king- been so long I've forgotten. en leg. Collector-1 want you to pony up! Harvardmen at. commencement, closing one career, opening another. English pronunciation gradually ® Western Newspaper Union. for the "bobbies." of crisp rustling , also heavy dom has developed a new feature in changed it to its present undignified ^70U can d«p«nd on tfa* quahty-kind faille silk. accessories of zebra-striped suede. Go On Forever Keeping on Schedule Makes It Fight Sights of London ^ speoial sales th« Search for Oil With Eeho Camera "There are songs," said the mu- Angry Father—Young man, what Father—Jane, you were a long There are hundreds of things to Hi^b Vacuums Subway Expansion Modern 'Eli Whitney' msrehants of our town sician, "that have never, never died. time getting home from the movies Vacuums so high that they can The search for oil is carried on do you mean by bringing my daugh- be seen in London, Among them Because it was necessary to en- The late Dr. Charles H. Herty of with modern methods through the announc* in th« columns They go ringing down the ages." last night. not be measured with existing Latest Hints from the Studios of Designers ter home from a dance at six o'clock are Westminster abbey, the houses large the tunnel on a section of tha Savannah, Ga., a research chemist use of an earthquake echo camera, of this papsr. Thsy xnsan "That is true, sir," Brown re- Jane—Yes, Dad, but when it's kith of parliament, Buckingham palace, gauges have been produced by a in the morning? London subway system without in- specializing in wood pulp products, a geophysical recording oscillo- As usual, whites will dominate A very new note in accessory col- money saving to our plied. "For the past six months and and kin it's all right, isn't it? St. James' palace, Hyde park, Re- new technique and equipment re- Young Man—Well, I have to be terrupting traffic, a new tube was is credited by some with bringing scope, which records sound vibra- the summer shoes. ors from Paris is the use of dark nadsis. It always pays to upward I have heard my daughter Father—How do you mean, "kith gent's park, Trafalgar square, Pic- cently perfected. The machine has at work at seven. built around the old one. Trains more wealth to the South than any tions from an underground explo- The 1939 fashion picture harks red browns. patroniss tho merchants try to kill two or three each eve- and kin"? cadilly circus. Fleet street, the no moving parts, consisting only of are functioning on schedule in the man since Eli Whitney invented the sion. back to 70 years or more. Juniors, instead of tiring of an- ning, but they never, never die," Cheshire Cheese, the Strand, St. electric wiring and glassware. who adTsrtiss. Thsy are Slow Learning old tube during the expansion proc- cotton gin. Bright and unusual colors seem to gora, now are wearing it with more Gathered Paul's cathedral, and London tower. ess. have the spotlight this spring. variations. not afraid of thsir mer- For Fragrant Closets Cure-Ail Davie—Mother, I learned to write Jenny (angrily)—Ye canna say I FOR SMOKING PLEASURE AT ITS BEST Mousetraps and Men Grays are chiefiy noticed among Quaintness, that quality which is chandise or their prices. Tobacco Once Meant Tube To give your closets a dainty gar- If you want to remember things, at school today. ran efter you, onywey. Lowell, Ambassador to London Even the man who makes the bet- Peru Modernizes Film Houses the and woolens this year. being so decisively revived this tie a string around your finger. If Mother—What did you write? Tobacco was originally the name den-like fragrance, buy small bags Jock—No. The trap disnae rin Ja/Vies Russell Lowell, the poet, ter mousetrap doesn't make a good Most of the 205 motion-picture the- In evening modes striped materi- year, is finding its way into silk you want to forget things, tie a rope for a tube through which West In- of dried lavender and sew them to Davie—I don't know. I haven't efter the moose, but it gaithers it in became United States ambassador enough one. Most mousetraps don't aters in Peru have installed Amer als adopt a picturesque guise that prints, for which patterns suggestive around your neck. learned to read yet. jist the same. CAMEL sA? cigarette of Costlier Tobaccos dian natives inhaled smoke, the loops of ribbon. Then hang them THE SPECIALS to London in 1880. come up to expectations. ican equipment. gives them the colorful gypsy charm of old-fashioned dimities and cali- plant itself being known as cohiba. on the hooks in the closet. so characteristic of spring. coes are being introduced.

I I THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA. MICH. MAY 19, 1939 PAGE FOUR PAGE FIVE THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH. The building which stood for sev- First Government Lighthouse Most Used Letters Home of Bi>ds of Paradise MAY 19, 1939 eral years just south of Scott's drug The first lighthouse built by the The letter "e" is used far more Robinson Crusoe's island of To- Church Announcements STATE HIGHWAY DEPT. KEEP THIS store In Coloma has been purchased federal government after its found- often than any other letter in our bago is the ward of Trinidad. To- KECOBD OF COUNCIL by Mrs. Julia DeRosa and was mov- ing stands on Cape Henry guarding language and the letter "z" is used bago lies on one of the unbeaten St. Joseph's Catholic Church PROCEEDINGS OF THE ASKS NO ADDITIONAL STATE CAPITAL ed this week to her property next First Congregational Church the entrance to the Virginia capes. the least. In order of frequency, paths which can lay claim to un- WaforrKck to the Delmar Cafe, where It will be| Materials for its construction had they run as follows: e, t, a, i, s, o, spoiled beauty. The Bird of Para- FUNDS FROM STATE VILLAGE OF COLOMA J. Francis Murphy, Pastor Pioneer Family Holds Reunion remodeled and a new tavern will be Ray Seelye Utterback, Minister. been assembled by the colonial ad- n, h, r, d, I, u, c, m, f, w, y, p, g, dise island is 1% miles from To- NEWS LETTER Shall we let It happen here? In opened In the near future. An unusual service Is being plan- ministration of Virginia, but with v, b, k, j, q, y, z. If the letter "e" bago. On the former the birds of Sunday, May 14th, Is the Sunday some nearby cities, parking space Is ned for the morning service on Sun- the advent of the new government be given a frequency of 1,000, the paradise live in hilly and verdant within the octave of the Feast of the .it a premium and Saturday shoppers, day, May 21st. Three members of the site was ceded to the latter. The others have the following frequen- environment. Nowhere else in the Eeiuiar Meeting Held on the 8th State Highway Commissioner Van Telephone |65 We always knew that cats were Ascension. (By Gene Alleman, Michigan Press after driving around, return home the congregation will speak on the light was put in operation in 1791. cies: t, 770; a, 728; i, 704; s, 680; world can these binis be seen in mice hunters, but Mrs. D. Stoffle has Day of May. A D. 19S9. Mass at Hartford at 8:30 and Com- Wasoner Says Every Department Association) Coloma, Berrien Co., Michigan tmd probably order merchandise subject "I Look at the Church." It was replaced in 1881 by a modem 0, 872; n, 670; h, 540; r, 528; d, 392; their wild state except in Dutch munion Sunday for the women and from the mall order catalogue. Judg- one that has added snakes to the fe- The addresses will be llmi'.ed to Regular meeting called to order by line accomplishments. One day this lighthouse, but the old tower stands 1, 360; u, 296; c, 280; m, 272; f, 236; New Guinea whence they came. girls of the parish. Instructions and Should Aid Governor In His LANSING—Amid apparent con- F. W. COCHRUN ing from cars In Coloma the last two ten minutes each and will take place President Allen Stark at 8:00 p. m. week pussy followed his mistress to as a historic landmark. w, 190; y, 184; p, 168; g, 168; v, 158; catechism classes Saturday from 2 to fusion, the legislature is racing to- Saturday nights, we also need more of the sermon. William Beverly, Jr., Roll call—Present: Allen Stark, Economy ProKram. the vineyard where grapes were be- b, 120; k, 88; J, 55; q, 50; z, 46; z, 22. 4 p. m. and after mass Sunday. ward a hopeful adjournment next (Intered aa Mcontl-cltsii matter at the parking space. The streets were fill- will speak for the youth; Mrs. H. C. Right, But Dead president; Harry DeField, clerk. week. ing tied. Soon the dirt began to fly Thursday is a holy day. State Highway Commissioner Mur- poaloffloe at Coloma, MIchiRnn. uadar Hie ed with people and cars driving Warrlner will speak for the ladies; While the Supreme court gives the Trustees Felix Sawatzkl, August Thursday, Ascension Day mass at Pressure groups are lobbying en- and two snakes were drawn from and George Friday will speak for the Virginians Plant Trees ray D. Van Wagoner assured Gov- Act of March 8,1170.) around or double parked while some Cured Intoxication pedestrian the right of way at a Grahl, Richard Becht, WilUam Mar- Hartford at 8 a. m. and at Watervllet ergetically in a desperate last-min- member of the family rushed into a their holes. Mrs. Stoffle ran to get men. Eleanor Warrlner, president In West Virginia the conservatioB ernor Dickinson this week that his If the ancients are to be believed, street crossing, do not rely too tin and Reuben Morlock. Absent, at 6 a. m. ute effort to get a nice jlice of state store to make their purchases. Co- her husband and as they were re- of the Christian Endeavor, will'con- commission's program for increas- department would take no part in turning pussy met them with a dead the answer to the excessive use of strenuously on it. It is possible to Trustee James Kibler. Intentions in the mass this week money or to obtain further regula- COLOM/i H. S. LOST loma merchants welcome business duct the service. ing wildlife enlists the aid of 4-H Minutes of the last regular and ad- any "pressure" movement for in- alcoholic liquors would be easy. It be right and dead, too.—Pittsburgh are for the late Mrs. Elizabeth Whit- tion of their affairs. Instead of put- People in town mean life. Interest, snake In her mouth. The baccalaureate services will be clubs and Future Farmers in plant- journed meetings were read and creased funds from the legislature. CLOSE GAME ON TUESDAY So long, would only be necessary to drink Gazette-Times. man, requested by her son, and for ting a halt to a trend for bureaucra- actlvltlty—the summer season Is here held at the Coloma high school Sun- ing food species of treep and planU, presented: "I have noted your prayerful ap- I wul Tell. from cups made of amethyst. the late Anthony Sweeney, Sr., fam- tic control at Lansing, the legislature —farmers come Into town for Satur- day evening. Mr. Utterback will including frost grape, fox grape, peal that the legislature be free has created more commissions and In fact, the word amethyst is of General Fund ily and relatives, requested by Miss from pressure in its efforts to bal- day night shopping—week-enders preach on the subject, "The Great- hawthorn, crabapple, greenbrier, Genevieve Sweeney, formerly of this bureaus—a consistent record for re- The Coloma Comets did not have slock up for over Sunday. Isn't there est Thing in Life." wild rose, wild plum, the National Greek origin and means to prevent First to Use 'Living Wage* ance the budget and think it is de- the punch to drive In the tying run PLAY CENTER NEWS Oscar Smith, health officer . S 6 00 parish and a resident of Chicago. Al- cent administrations of both major a vacant lot or a central place which On Monday evening at 8:00 o'clock Wildlife federation has been in- intoxication. This belief of the an- According to the Westminster Ga- serving of the support of every de- parties. from second base in the last of the Herbert Wir-Wfr. night police S 20.00 so for the late Joseph Sweeney, whose could be made available for summer the Berrien-Cass Christian Endeavor cients, however, is not guaranteed. zette of November 24, 1900, Sir An- partment of the state government," The determination of Governor seventh Inning of the baseball game Dickie Hunt is inviting his friends formed. Homer LaMoU, school poiii* $ 15.00 death occurred at. Detroit recently. parking? Union will hold a rally at the Con- drew Clarke used the phrase "living a letter from the commissioner said. Luren Dickinson to keep aloof of with Watervllet high school on Tues- to help him celebrate his fourth Ed Turrell, marshal I 35.00 His burial took place^ "idncsday of gregational church in Coloma. Elec- wage" for the first time in 1892. "I want you to know that the state legislative squabbles has added to the day afternoon i nd lost their baseball birthday this (Thursday) afternoon. Umphrey Manufacturing last week at Watervllet. Among highway department has not sought tion of officers of the union will be those who attended and accompanied prevailing complications. The gov- game by a score of 10 to 9. Coloma recreation friends are held and the new officers will be in- Causes Eyes to Shine at Night Koodoo, African Antelope Co., storage S 30.00 additional funds in this session of They say that "when a dog bites a Wm. Baker, treasurer's bond S 48.00 the remains from Detroit were, the ernor has insisted chiefly on a bal- In the first Inning Watervllet planning to attend the Benton Har- stalled by the advisor. Rev. George The iris of cats and some other A koodoo or kudu is an African the legislature nor will it do so." man It Isn't news. It was a sad ex- daughter. Miss Katherine Mary anced budget, the fate of which is started off with two hits and an error bor-St. Joseph exhibit and program Wilson, pastor of the First Christian animals has an area called the antelope about four feet high and Peary First to Reach North Pole The letter called attention to a perience, however, to Nightwatch- Street Fund Sweeney, and son. Lieutenant Eugene still in the balance. He has exercised on the part of the Comets which al- at the Armory In Benton Harbor on church of Benton Harbor. All young tapetum around the optic nerve. eight feet long. The flesh of the Admiral Robert E. Peary was the legislative error in a bill to suspend man Winkler, Monday night, when a Sweeney who was called from El the power of veto on a measure legal- lowed one run to score. Coloma Friday evening. people of this community are invited animal is used by the Africans as first to reach the North pole, oh George Lewis, labor I 12.00 the department's general fund ap- stray dog sank three teeth In his This area causes the eye to ^shine Paso, Texas; a niece. Miss Genevieve izing the docking of horses' tails, de- started In with a single and a trip- There will be a treasure hun{ on April 6, 1909. George Lewis, labor f 12 60 propriation for two years. The com- right hand. All this happened about to attend this meeting. at night. food. Sweeney, and Miss Mary Louise claring tartly that "if God had want- le, together with an overthrow Saturday and a hike to a nearby Ben Koob, labor -— — S 3.90 missioner said that, while the meas- one o'clock in the morning and he Xynch of Chicago; Edward Whitman ed horses to have shorter tails, he which gave them a lead of two to woods or park. Roger Woodward, labor S 2.10 ure would require further depart- had to arouse the doctor to dress the of Cincinnati, Ohio; Mrs. Wm. A. would have made them so." one. In the second Inning both Merle Darling is the new rhythm Ed Turrell, overseer I 35.00 mental economies, he was agreeable Free Methodist Church O'Donnell, Miss Hope Fear, Miss For nearly five months the legis- teams were held hltless and score- wound. band leader; drummer, Carol Oxner. Simon Umphrey, grading to its enactment in view of its "con- less. In the third, a single and a A "dog's life"' these days is n as Alice Connell and John Costello, all lature has been in continuous session, Ellsworth Moran, Pastor. and gravel $190.50 tribution to a balanced budget," and lawmakers themselves concede Ten >ons and daoghtan of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Willming, Sr., Bainbridge residcnU. got together for the first bad throw allowed Watervllet to tie pleasant as one might imagine. Ma- of Detroit. Several relatives and old time In 26 years at a Blowom Festival reunion. They are, left to right, (back row) Mn. Grover D. Price, Mrs. Har- , The minister's male quartette is that only until the last few days has the score. Watervllet scored one run ture endowed dogs • Itn i desire for Water Fund neighbors from Hartford, Benton ry HamnieU;( second row) Mrs. E. W. Mays, Frank, John, Walter, Mrs. John Frits, Mrs. Arthur Tnbbs; (front Many Mountains in Vermont {holding services in the Free Metho- there been anything of major impor- -nw) Mra. KAmrnrd. KmO. M* —•* " J "" " in the fourth on a triple and a single, freedom and nr .v. If 'ie quaran- STATE AND R1TZ THEATRES Harbor, Coloma and Watervllet also ALLEGAN HOST FOR row) Mrs. Edward Epple, Mr. and Mrs. Wlllming, and Mr s. Byron Wise. In the comparatively small state dist church each evening except Sat- Ed Turrell, care of pumps S 35.00 tance in the way of accomplishment. and added two more In the fifth In- tine, they nust be coi r 1 all the urday through Sunday, May 21st. attended. The casket bearers wore of Vermont there are more than 900 Wm. VanDerveer, water Civil service has been emasculated. ning on a walk, a single and a trip- time or th '• -catcher will get Friday evening. May 19, it is plan- friends and ceighbors, and some for- FIRE SCHOOL MAY 24 them, if they a. t wn'c'' r>ut! School mountains with summits 2,000 feet The Show Places of Southwestern Michigan warrant and interest $575.09 mer classmates from and about Wa- Labor legislation has dwindled to a le. In the last of the fifth inning ned to have the Junior Girls' chorus or more above the sea. Many of Lewis Umphrey, interest on tervllet. The committal services at faint echo of the late Governor Fitz- were getting old age pensions, aver- Volrath led off with a single, Wooley children and others coulu well prac- of the Free Methodist Sunday school Shoe-Throwing at Newly these mountains are accessible by WALTER R. WOODWARD, Manager water warrant $ 50.00 the grave were read by the Rev. nerald's original program. Welfare age $16.14 a month per client. Gallaudet Was First to .struck out, Blahnlk hit a single, and tice a little "kindness to animals" by of Benton Harbor, sing. The male Departments From 30 Towns Invited motor, notably Mt. Mansfield, high- August Grahl, interest on Father Murphy. Due to illness, the control has been divided between Married Ancient Custom Robinson, after having a triple and ceasing to tease dogs confined on | quartette will also sing and there Start School for Deaf a single to his credit, put a homer chains In their own back yards. It est in the state. From this lofty water warrant S 50.00 widow of the late Mr. Sweeney, Mrs. To Meeting supervisors and the state with $9,000,- Dr. Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet, The custom of throwing shoes at I will be o sermon. 000 a year allocated for the entire Law School Graduates— over the south school fence to put seems to delight some youngsters to peak, 4,393 feet high, views of the Catherine Sweeney of Detroit, was for whom Gallaudet college is newly married couples is very old Sunday, May 21, Sunday school at STATE, Hartford RITZ, Watervllet Sewer Fund state. If the budget is balanced, it Coloma back in the game with the throw sticks and stones just to see Green mountain range may be en* unable to come from Detroit for the Allegan's fire chief, Henry O. named, was the first American edu and may be a relic of the ancient 10.:00. PHONE 248 will be a miracle of first magnitude, Among tho professional groups score tied at 5 to 5. the dogs strain on the leash to play. joyed. Lake Champlain, 30 miles PHONE 17 Alton Howard, engineering . $ 61.00 burial services. Maentz, and his firemen have invited cator to establish a school for the Practice of giving a shoe to another Morning preaching service and and a genuine feather-in-the-hat for which seek to raise their standards Coioma's big mistake came In the Youngsters can help by leaving dogs away in New York state, is clearly Ed Strejc. kerosene I 17.88 Mass at Watervllet Sunday at 10:30 the fire departments from 30 neigh- deaf in this country. I to symbolize the transfer of pos- sacrament in the Watervllet church. Governor Dickinson. by legislative enactment, the State first of the sixth Inning with two olone during the period of quaran- in view for much of its expanse. THURSDAY and FRIDAY. MAY 18-19 Motion by Reuben Morlock. sup- a. m. boring towns for a Regional Fire ! session. Sometimes new ownership Evening praise service at 7:30. Such is a minute picture of Lansing Bar of Michigan (to which all at- Born in Philadelphia on Decem- errors, added to four hits, allowing tine. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. MAY 18-19 ported by William Martin, that bills In tribute to the eternal mother of School on Wednesday. May 24. The i was symbolized by throwing tha Quartette singing and preaching at — DOUBLE FEATURE — today. torneys must belong In order to prac- ber 10, 1787, he was a tutor and a Watervllet to score five runs. Coloma — Two Deluxe Features — be allowed. Motion carried. our Lord and Savior Jesus, and Allegan department will demonstrate I shoe on the property in question, 8:00. PRESTON FOSTER and IRENE HERVEY In tice within the state) recently spon- theological student, but, because of scored one run in the last of the sixth Motion by Reuben Morlock, sup- motherhood, the May altars Sunday their new truck In various evolutions, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Baker spent Everyone is welcome to all these sored a bill requiring attendance at ill-health, declined a ministerial po- i "Over Edom will I cast out my with a double and two singles. Wat- Locating the Limberlost "DARK VICTORY "SOCIETY SMUGGLERS" and the altar of the blessed sacra- starting at 2:30 in the afternoon. I services. ported by William Martin, that the Unemployment Law Change— an accredited law school as a requis- sitition. ] shoe," says Psalm 60: 8, meaning ervllet was retired in the seventh Sunday in Grand Rapids with rela- The Limberlost swamp lies In With BETTE DAVIS and GEORGE BRENT request of Mrs. Julia DeRosa to move ment were profusely decorated with Inspection of a recent bulk plant tives. In case the Baker "Kids" In Prayer meeting Thursday evening. ROBT. LIVINGSTON and JUNE TRAVIS In ite for state license. Then Gallaudet became acquaintr ' that the country was to be subdued, before any damage could be done. northeastern Indiana, nearly 100 building and repair same according mother lilacs and American Beauty fire in which holes were shot in large Callornla were wondering, this will May 25, at 7:30. "BLOND1E MEETS THE BOSS" Pronosed by the state unemploy- The bill received only eight votes ed with a deaf child named Alice j In Ruth 4:7, we read: Then Coloma mixed two doubles with miles south of the Michigan line and to the building ordinance of the Vil- roses. storage tanks to keep them from ex- let them know that their folks are "FEDERAL MAN HUNT' ploding will be made and discussion ment compensation commission and in the Senate. Twenty-two senators Cogswell and it was his interest in "Now this was the manner in for- two errors on the part of Watervllet ten west of the Ohio, according to With PENNY SINGLETON lage of Coloma be granted. Motion The novena devotions following still able to travel, even if they do will follow. Fog nozzles will be approved unanimously by the House voted against it. her education which led him to de- mer time in Israel concerning re- and scored three runs, with a man Mrs. Gene Stratton Porter's descrip- Salem Lutheran Church carried. the mass on the Holy Day Thursday, not write many letters. demonstrated in smoke filled build- is a bill which would reduce the White-haired Senator John Van- vote his life to the education of the deeming and concerning changing, on second when the last batter hit tion of it in her book, "Moths of SATURDAY, MAY 20 — ONE DAY ONLY Motion by Felix Sawatzkl, sup- Feast of the Ascension, are in devo- waiting period from three to two derWerp of Muskegon, for 18 years a Rev. W. H. Franzmann, Pastor. SATURDAY. MAY 20 — ONE DAY ONLY ing. Supper will be served at 7 deaf. Furnished with funds raised for to confirm all things; a man to shortstop and was out at first the Limberlost." The region she de- ported by Reuben Morlock, to accept tion for the Feast of the Holy Ghost, weeks for jobless workers and would circuit judge, was responsible for the May 21st will be Confirmation — Two Deluxe Features — "Mystery of the White Room" o'clock in the I. O. O. F. hall by by Alice's father and a number of plucked off his shoe, and gave it to base. scribed here is a considerable area Julia DeRosa's request to transfer or Pentecost Sunday. Pentecost Sun- give employers the benefit of four overwhelming oefeat. In an eloquent .Day; the services will begin at 9:15. With BRUCE CABOT and HELEN MACK, also Rebecca ladies. Jack Russell will friends, he went to Europe to make his neighbor: and this was a testi- The next game of the Comets will I suppose that many people trav- in Wells, Adams and Jay counties. JOHN GARFIELD In tavern license to their new place. day Is May 28th. years in application of their reserve speech he declared that he had I There will be a class of five children, entertain with 30 minutes of "Mys- a study of methods employed there. be played at Coloma on Monday, eled to Quebec lo witness the king's Her home was near Rome City, in Motion carried. The gospel for Sunday is taken funds. learned law in another attorney's of- mony in Israel." Accordingly, when two of whom are to be baptised. The "BLACKWELL'S ISLAND" "Shine On Hanrest Moon" tery." Round table discussion will be Upon his return, relates Leslie May 226, with Covert as the oppon- landing there on Wednesday. How- Noble cour^y. Her cabin and prop- Motion by Reuben Morlock, sup- from St. John XV 26-27, in which The act of 3937 provided that an fice and pointed out a long list of Boaz's kinsman relinquished his children are Dallas Baler, Elva Kren- lead by firemen from Grand Rapids, ents. ever, we, In Berrien county, are and MICHAEL WHALEN In With LULUBELLE A SCOTTY and ROY ported by August Grahl, to accept our Lord warns the apostle^ that the employer. If the level of employment Michigan attorneys who attained Hartley in the Washington Star, Gal- rights to Ruth and her inheritance, erty on Sylvan lake, five miles I zlen, Gertrude Schmuhl, William Battle Creek, Kalamazoo and Benton more fortunate. We can go up the RODGERS and MARY HART treasurer's bond as read. Motion "spirit will give testimony of me." had been fairly stable and few em- high standing in their profession de- laudet, in 1817, founded at Hartford, he "drew off his shoe" in the pres- northwest of Kendallville, Ind., was Tenter and Donald Hazen. There "INSIDE STORY" Harbor. St. Joseph river at any time and see carried. Proverbs for the week's study: ployees had become jobless, could spite a handicap of a lack of law Conn., the first free American school ence of witnesses. acquired in 1929 by the Boy Scouts will also be a class of four adults— First Aid topics and demonstra- Kings Landing. Motion by Reuben Morlock, sup- ' The child that's left to himself will build up a reserve fund. After 1946 school training. for the deaf and was its president Among the Anglo-Saxons it wga "How's that?" "I had them half- of America. Elmer Wendzel, Mrs. Elmer Wend- SUNDAY, MONDAY. TUESDAY, MAY 21-22-23 tions will be given by Ed Sawyer and ported by William Martin, to extend put his mother to shame." "The this employer might have to pay only The Michigan State Dental society until 1830. During that period he customary for the father to give one soled." zel, Alfred Wendzel and Mrs. E. SUNDAY and MONDAY. MAY 21-22 Lester Kinney, of Kalamazoo. George DEANNA DURBIN In water main Lorn Park street and blood of martyrs is the seed o^-Chris- the minimum, 1 per cent, instead of was victorious in obtaining legisla- was able to train a number of men of his daughter's shoes to the bride- Schllpp. The choir will sing; the Continuous Sunday Starting at 2:00 1 M. Low, Bangor, director of Fire Wilson street to Ed Bland's house. tianity." "Still waters run deep. 3 per cent. The tax would depend tive sanction to prohibit all adver- in his methods of teaching and groom, who touched her on the head pastorsubject will be "The rela- THREE SMART GIRLS GROW UP College, states this will be the last RICHARD GREENE and SHIRLEY TEMPLE In Motion carried. "The beaten path is the safest." "One upon the extent of unemployment in tising except a "professional card." these, in turn, became heads of sim- with it, the ceremony signifying the | tlon Between Baptism and Confirma- Continuous Sunday Starting at 3:00 good turn deserves another." regional school sponsored by the 'THE LITTLE PRINCESS" The president appointed the fi- Michigan State Firemen's Association his business. No dental prices may be mentioned. ilar schools all over the country. passage of authority ami dominion tion." nance committee to act as purchasing The House measure would put the Newspaper publicity of dental care, Dr. Gallaudet married one of his Visitors at San Francisco World's Next Sunday afternoon the spring prior to their 65th annual convention over the daughter from parent to WEDNESDAY. MAY 24 — ONE DAY ONLY agent for the Village of Coloma. Mo- reserve fund benefit into effect in however, may be printed as accept- pupils, Sophia Fowler. They had two circuit meeting Is to be held at Stur- TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. MAY 23-24 and 11th Fire College which will be husband. Later, it is supposed, tha tion by William Martin, supported CASS. BERRIEN SCOUT held in South Haven, June 19-22. 1942 instead of 1946. able to the profession. sons: Thomas, who became a mis- custom degenerated and the shoe gis; a delegation from this church PRISCILLA LANE and JEFFERY LYNN In 'TAKE A CHANCE NIGHT* by Richard Becht, that the appoint- But regardless of whether all em- sionary to the deaf, and Edward was thrown after the couple as they Fair Take Part in Phone Exhibits will attend. ment be confirmed. Motion carried CAMP OPENS JUNE 25 A first run feature will be shown for only 10c ployees were kept on the payroll Miner, who was the first superin- departed for thsir new house. On Sunday, May 28th, the Festival "YES, MY DARLING DAUGHTER" Motion by William Martin, sup- year in and year out, each employer Herons Stand on One Foot tendent of the Columbia Institution of Pentecost win be observed and and 15c ported by Felix Sawataki, that the would still have to pay 1 per cent to Some writers, however, believe — Selected Short Subjects — The Standard-Bred Trotter Herons stand habitually on for the Deaf when it was established the newly confirmed will receive budget for this year be accepted as the state. This payroll tax is the that throwing shoes at newly mar- their first communion. Camp Madron, near Buchanan, The history of the American foot. in Washington. The advanced de- ried pairs represents missile-throw- read by the finance committee. The summer camping headquarters for standard-bred trotter goes back to minimum. tax rate shall be one and one-half partment of this institution, which is ing and is a savage survival of tha Boy Scouts of the Berrien-Cass area, a horse named Messenger, a thor- per cent. Motion carried. the only college for the deaf in the days when the bride was often car* The Methodist Church wiU open for the season on June 25, oughbred, foaled in England in 1780. Order Appointing Time for Motion by Reuben Morlock, sup- More Tax Problems— world, is named in honor of Thomas ried away by force from her people according to Scout Executive Oscar Messenger was imported in 1788 and Hearing Claims. Grant L. Jordan, Minister. ported by August Grahl, that Stan- Hopkins Gallaudet. who attempted to drive off her ab- Itall. Camp enlargements and im- lived to be 28 years old. It was dis- Unified worship service; William ley Sonnenberg be granted a danoe A hint that n special session of the State of MlrhigaD, The Probate Court for ductor. This theory seems to be provements will make it possible covered that Messenger's offspring legislature might be necessary to pro- the County of Berrien. Alwood and Mrs. Allen Stark, super- permit. Motion carried. partially confirmed by the practice to handle '.nore than the 100 boys a were particularly adept at trotting vide more funds for unemployment At a «es«ion of said Court, held at the Pro- intendents. Special music by the The president appointed George bate Office In the city of St. Joseph In said Tur e oth of week wh'.ch was the camp's capacity relief was made by Governor Dickin- Settlement Along Ohio Eiver I jj ^ y ^ «; ^ choir and sermon by the pastor. Becht and Charles Smith to act on rather than nmning—hence the birth County, on the .Sth day of May A. D. I»3». East last year. son, while the Senate wrestled with Present: Hon. Malcolm HatQeld Judge of The north side of the Ohio river j ^ ' ** bridegroom Epworth League, 6:30 p. m.; Mr. board of review. Motion by Reuben of the roadster, as the standard- Proba:e. 16 15 as y 63 8 Mr. Noil^ who has had 16 years a problem of the intangible tax. was opened for settlement by the ; ^j . •?u l® gu * and Mrs. John Wooley, sponsors. Morlock, supported by William Mar- bred horse is commonly called. Per- In the matter of the Eatale of Alice M 11 1 of expesierce as a camp director, The governor said frankly that if Baker, deceaneil Ordinance of 1787. i P® * ^ Uppers. Epworth League party, Friday tin. that the appointment be con- haps the most widely known of will serve as director and business more money was to be appropriated, It appearing to the court that the time for evening, May 19th. firmed. Motion carried. standard-bred strains is the Ham- presentation of the claims against said estate ^manager of the camp. Field execu- new or additional taxes were In- At the morning service at the Motion by Felix SawatJci, sup- bletonian—derived from the great- should be limited, and that a time and place tive Carl Wood will be assistant di- evitable as he opposed the incurring be appointed to receive, examine and adjust Watervllet church at 11 o'clock the ported by William Martin, that meet- grandson of Messenger and a re- all clalmx and demands against said deceaHed rector and supervisor of activities. of a further deficit. Former Govern- Bones in the Head Cooper Asked to Leave College A Cappella choir of the Watervllet ing adjourn. Motion canied. markable producer of fast trotters, by and before said court: The new handicraft division will or Frank Murphy left a $25,000,000 It is ordered, that creditors of said deceased The skull consists of 22 bones, James Fenimore Cooper was not high school, under the direction of HARRY DeFIELD, writes Capt. Maxwell M. Corpening be housed in the handicraft building, deficit which Senator George Mc- are required to present their cialmn to said eight of which form the skeleton of a close student, and in his third Mrs. Mildred Shelters, will sing two VUlage Clerk. in the Chicago Tribune. The stand- court at said Probate Offlce on or before the the cranium and 14 that of the face. now being completed. Woodwork- Callum, chairman of the senate tax- lith day of September A.D.I036. at (eo o'clock year was asked to leave the college. selections. ing, metal craft, leather work, basket- ard-bred strain is not as pure as ation committee, would retire by ear- ry, wood inlay work, model building some others because of infusions marking revenue from an enforce- in tbe forenoon, said time and place being CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES and similar activities will be housed made for improvements. These, hereby appointed for the examination and Christian Science able intagnible tax. adjustment of all claims and demands against in the new building. The handicraft however, according to trotting horse Michigan's present intangible tax said deceased. director will be H. J. Hunt of Dowa- enthusiasts, have all been absorbed It ia further ordered that public notice Christian Science services are held law is openly ignored. If it were en- thereof be giren by publication of a copy of "Sou i and Body" will be the dac. and they say the registered stand- forced strictly according to the let- this order for three sueceasive weeks prerious N | at 11:00 o'clock every Sunday morn- to said day of hearing, in Tfee Coloma Courier ing in the basement. of the State ject of the lesson-sermon in all Chris- ard-bred is just as clean and blue- ter of the law. automobile concerns a newspaper printed and 'circulated in said I Bank of Coloma. A cordial welcome tian Science churches ttoeatfMOfc tbe blooded as any other. threaten to move out of the state. county. world on Sunday, May 21. SALES TAX RECEIPTS MALCOLM UATFIRLD. I is extended to all to attend. The trotter is used mostly for Wealthy citizens would do likewise, A true copy. Judge of Probate. The Golden Text (Isaiah 58JJQ) ia: ON AWOMOBILES TAKE show purposes in the roadster so it Is said. Klsts Brajcl. Register of Probate. «* I "If thou draw out thy ioul to the classes and in racing. Senator McCallum's tax proposal Riverside Methodist Community hungry, and satisfy the afflicted soul; DECIDED INCREASE would raise approximately $8,000,000 Church then shall thy light rise In obacurity, a year—an amount which Senator MOBTGAGB SALE Grant L. Jordan, Minister and thy darkness be as the noon Potash Utiliied Unknowingly Earl Munshaw suggested be set aside The mortgage, dated August 19, Worship, 9:00 a. m. Sermon by the day." LegUation affecting sales tax col- Potash waa unknowingly used as to pay off the $25,000,000 indebted- 1925, executed by Emma F. Versaw, Upper left: Demonstration of long distance service. Upper right: Exterior I minister. Among the Bible citations is this lections on automobiles, that went a fertilizer in America for several ness. mortgagor, to John Hanson and Anna Sunday school, 10:00 a. m. Lyle of Bell System exhibit space. Circle: Listening to Voder converse. Above: passage (Deuteronomy 10:12): "And into effect April 4, imposed addition- hundreds of years. The practice of Treasurer Miller Dunckel had ad- Hanson, husband and wife, mortga- Furlong, superintendent. vocated Increasing the sales tax from The Exposition, In San Francisco Bay. now, Israel, what doth the Lord thy al burdens upon the Department of burning the timber of clearings add- gees, recorded in office of Register God require of thee, but to fear the 3 to 4 per cent which would be paid Most of the Bell Telephone System's exhibits, housed sounds to others over the telephone; two tests for State, as shown by the fact that from ed potash to the corn and pumpkin of Deeds, Berrien County, Michigan, Lord, to walk to all his ways, and to by poor and wealthy alike. Auditor in a special structure in the Palace of Electricity at the acuteness of hearing; and free telephone calls to, any April 4 to May 5. collections by the patches of the aborigine and colo- in Liber 154 of Mortgages, page 361, love him, and to serve the Lord thy General Vernon J. Brown, frowning Golden Gate International Exposition, are so designed place In the United States by visitors selected at'ran- Butternut, Native Tree; department from this source amount- nist alike. Wood ashes, supplying on August 20, 1925, Is In default and dom, while other visitors listen to the calls. Also on God with all thy heart and with all on the imposition of any additional that visitors do not merely look at them but may take ed to $428,844 for 29,512 automobile potash, have been used in gardens will be foreclosed by public sale on an active part In them. They Include the "Voice Mir- display Is "Pedro the Voder," the remarkable device Prized by the Pioneers thy soul." tax, declared that old-fashioned June 24, 1939, at 10 o'clock a. m. at transactions. The new law makes for centuries. In fact, together with ror," which enables a person to hear how his voice which creates speech by means of electrical currents. The butternut is a native tree, Correlative passages to be read economy would solve the state's the south front door of the Court this work a responsibility of the kelp and its ash they furnished the little cultivated but of great use a ad from the Christian Science textbook, secretary of state because of the financial troubles. House In the city of St. Joseph, only potash available until well Oa the largest man-made island In free long-distance call is conducted In the word test, the participant value. The ash-colored bark is fur- "Science and Health with "Key to the ability of the motor vehicle division Michigan, of the mortgaged premises after the middle di last century, BtfOKtW the world. In the middle of San in turn to one of the booths at either listens through a telephone receiver rowed longitudinally in rather even Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy, to keep a constant check on all li- located in Berrien County, Michigan, Francisco Bay, rise the stately exhl- * side of a large Illuminated map of to groups of numbers which grow ridges and its leaves are the largest include the following (p£78): "Man censes issued on sales and transfers. when production started from the Detroit's 49th State— described as the East one half of Lot bitlon palaces and gleaming towers the United States. As the connec- progressively fainter until they are is harmonious when governed by German mines.—Industrial and En- of any North country tree. They The change in system has resulted in The Detroit city council, which One in Block "A" of Windsor and of the Golden Gate International Ex- tion is established, a chain of lights practically unrecognizable, and are compound, being made up from SouL Hence tbe impotwilpe «< Incaaaad coOaaUons from an aver- gineering Chemistry. Conger's Addition to the village (now understanding the truth of being, previously had viewed sympathe- position, which opened its gates to flashes across this map, illustrating writes on a card what he hears. 11 to 19 leaflets, and are often over age of $6.85 per car in 1938 to $14.54 tically a proposal to create a 49th city) of Benton Harbor, according to which reveals the lawa of spiritual the public on February 18 and is the path of the call. Other rows of Then, holding the card to the light, 18 inches in length. They ripen and car ia April this year. state out of 4he metropolitan area, the recorded plat thereof. The existence." Awarding the Purple Heart scheduled to continue until Decem- vertical lights Inform the audience he sees through it, printed In re- drop earlier than do those of any got a dose of its own medicine the amount claimed due at date of this ber 2. in tbe hall of the time elapsed from verse on the back, the numbers he other tree. So loosely are the leaf- Under the regulations governing other day at Lansing. notice for principal and interest is the award of the Purple Heart for $2,591.02. Termed "A Pageant of the Pa- the placing of the call to the an- should have heard. The faintest lets attached that they are frequent- After officials had bemoaned the Lion Dog of China Name MICHIGAN BELL PHONE CO. acts or services performed prior to JOHN HANSON cific," this western World's Fair is swering of the called telephone. number heard correctly gives the ly blown off while the long midribs fact that Detroit paid more to the Given to the-PihiMni February 22, 1932, the Purple Heart ANNA HANSON measure of the keenness of hearing. remains attached to the branch. In state of Michigan than it received but four miles from downtown San Visitors Hear It All The Pekingese was known for hun- cxnbm RESORT BUSINESS medal is confined to those persons Mortgagees Francisco and seven miles from the the spring butternuts are very late back in benefits, state representatives Tbe hundred or so visitors listen- Hearing Test of Musical Tones dreds of years as the Uoa tog at who, as members of the army, were JOSEPH R. COLLIER, JR.. center of Oakland, Cal. It Is readily opening out their leaves. slapped $300,000 annual cost on the ing through ear phones hear the en- China. He is to be seen tn paint- awarded the meritorious service ci- city of Detroit by (Missing a bill Attorney for Mortgagees accessible by causeway and bridge, The test with musical tones Is The winter buds of a butternut tire process of establishing the con- ings, ceramics, bronzes, and richfr Series of "Vacation" Ads Will Appear tation certificate by the commander- limiting all municipal firemen to 72 Business Address: as well as by ferries. similar In operation. The visitor are large and interesting to exam- • IIC € FT. lALL-IIARINC CLIDtt Sheperd & Benning Bldg. nection, and may listen to the con- colored , adorning fens and in-chief, American Expeditionary hours a week. All Wayne county listens to varying numbers of spurts ine, observes a writer in the Rural in 256 Newspapers of the State. St. Joseph, Mich. Built Within a Building versation as well—a fact which the of pure musical notes of different boxes and gongs. He is an artistic Forces, or who were wounded in ac- legislators except one voted for It. New-Yorker. Beneath each one is 2 COMFORTABLf HETAL CHAIRS inspiration, a symbol of religteo and (Mar. 31 — June lg) operator explains to the called per- pitches and Increasing faintness, The Michigan Bell Telephone Com- tion under conditions which entitled This bill, now before the Senate, The main exhibition group com- a horse-shaped scar where the mid- rule, an animal revered in the son before the conversation takes and writes on a card the number of This Big 6 Cushion Glider with Coil pany, which is one of the biggest them to wear a wound chevron. would affect all large municipalities prises six great blocks of hails, rib of last year's leaf was attached. Purple Forbidden city evea more which maintained firemen on full- place. spurts of each note which he bears. Spring Seat, Adjustable Back, Large Roll advertfcera in the city and weekly NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL spaced by broad courts, and provid- Covering the buds are big scales than the sacred cat in ancient time duty. When the called telephone is op- Then, by holding the card to the Arms and Sturdy Steel Frame Makes a newspapers of Michigan, realizes that ESTATE ing about one million square f^et of which peel backwards as the bud Egypt. City officials had denounced it as erated by a company which is not light, he checks his figures against the resort business ia one of Michi- Club Called Forty-Twos exhibit space. In one of these halls expands in opening. Comfortable Lounge for Any Porch—the 2 gan's leading Industries and has pre- an invasion of home rule rights, State ef Michigan, part of the Bell Telephone System, the correct numbers on the back of We can conceive no resemblance In the first half of last century —the Palace of Electricity—are the The sap of the tree is very sweet Spring Steel Chairs Are Airy As Well as between a Pekingese and a Uaa, pared a series of advertisements set- while firemen pleaded that their The Probate Court for the County connection Is made to the lines of the card, and thus has a record of there was a club in Cincinnati called exhibits of the Bell Telephone Sys- and makes a delicious syrup. It Comfortable—Choice of Several Colors. observes a writer in the Chambeta' ting.fosth the advantages that Mich- hours of work should be reduced to of Berrien. that company, and the call Is com- the keenness of his hearing for vari- the Forty-Twos. So named because, tem. Here, in a separate structure will not harden into sugar, however, Journal Such a conception seems igan offers for tourists and vacation- conform with other classes of labor. In the Matter of the Estate of pleted through Us courtesy. ous pure tones throughout the most when it was organized, it so hap- within the main building, are dis- as the maple does. absurd. It is absurd except to the ists which will appear within the pened that each of the men was Lowrie A. Stoddard. Deceased. Another Interesting demonstra- important part of the hearing range. Notice is hereby piven that, by played some of the marvels of mod- The nuts are large and are cov- Other Gliders imaginative mind of the Chinese, next few weeks in 250 Michigan past 42 and not yet 43 years of age. tion which permits the visitor to newspapers. The first of this series School Aid Delayed— virtue of an order of said court, made ern electrical communication. The Voder Creates Speech ered with a thick, hard shell inside who, anxious to confer every poe- Although it was more or less social, GET FIRST-HAND PROOF take part in it is the "voice mirror." In Assorted Colors And Styles of ads will appear in this paper on on the 8th day of March A. D. 1939, Nearly all of these exhibits are so Strikingly unique among the ex- a husk. The pioneers wore shirts of Folding Furniture sible and impossible honor upon it did help develop a literary taste Cagey in his thinking is Represen- The visitor speaks for a few seconds fllay 26th. For several years the I shall sell, at public auction, on the THAT GENERAL MOTORI' arranged that visitors are not Just hibits is "Pedro the Voder," a do- that dog, went so far as to associate in the town. The club met in the into a telephone, then listens as the linsy-woolsy which were dy?d with Priced At MieMgan Bell Telephone company tative John Espie of Clinton coun- 12th day of June A D. 1939, at ten vice which, under the control of a him with the king of beasts. law office of Salmon P. Chase. spectators but are participants. device repeats what he has just said. butternut husks. The nut meats are Yacht Chairs — 98c [lias exploited Michigan as a resort ty, chairman of the house ways and o'clock in the forenoon. Eastern SECOND LOWEST-PRICED skilled operator, actually creates Pekingese dogs lived in the For- means committee. They do not merely look on, In other This enables a person to learn ex- very rich in oil and have a delicious state, setting an example for other Standard Time, at the front door of CAR OFFERS THE BEST words, but may take an active part speech entirely from electrical cur- flavor. 50 Steamer Chairs .. • si.00 bidden city. Eunuchs fed, washed industries to follow. The residents To thwart a threatened "raid" by the Courthouse in the City of St. actly how his voice sounds to other First Generator In the actual workings of the ex- rents, without the aid of the human The early settlers supposed the S and exercised them. school interests on the state treasury. FOR THE LEAST people over the telephone. of the State of Michigan are not all The first generator developed for Joseph in said county, the interest of throat. The Voder is the first and butternut oil to have medicinal uses Adj. Yacht Chairs $1.59 It was at one time the custom in Chairman Espie has announced that hibits. As In the case of the long distance "sold" themselves on the wonderful laboratory work was built by Mich- said estate in the following described only apparatus in the world to do This they learned from the Indians China, to kill unwanted female the $37,000,000 school appropriation real estate, to wit: Calls Show Speed of the Service demonstration, other visitors may advantages that Michigan has as a ael Faraday in 1831. The first motor /Afr No car on earth is better this. It does it, through loudspeak- 14V29 Beach Umbrellas . ...52.95 babies, and some of the unfortunate bill would be locked up in committee That part of the East 12 acres of resort stale and the ads of the tele- listen through ear phones, and hun- was built in 1870 by Zenobe Theo- to make sure that other appropria- engineered—none is so The demonstration of long-dis- ers, by means of vacuum tubes, mothers were compelled to stidQfe phone company will help increase the Northwest Quarter of the South- A 10-MINUTE RIDE dreds of visitors each day are learn- $ Folding Metal Chairs S4.95 phile Gramme and was obviously tions were not boosted by legislators. tance telephone service is one ex- coils, filters, and other material used Smiling and Langhter Spring Steel Pekingese poppies. Is it mere fancy the reaort business of the state and west Quarter of Section 29, Town- AND TOUU. DECIDE packed with value. Every feature ing through the "voice mirror" what for laboratory work. For the Vien- He said: "Any money appropriated in ample of this active participation. A In everyday telephone equipment, In this modern coAflict between that makes many lovers of that should arouae Michigan citizens to be ship 3 South, Range 17 West, lying is the finest money can buy—yet their "telephone voice" sounds like. e • Lawn Umbrellas, 8 ft. S9.90 na fair in 1873 a generator was built excess of the committee's recom- VISIT OCNCRM. MOTORt- certain number of visitors to this the smile and the laug I am all in CHAIRS at breed claim to see something hu- better boosters themselves for the south of the centerline of U. S. High- which are operated hy keys, a J arm to be driven by a steam engine. Due mendations will have to come out of KXHISITS AT THE NCW TOW* the big new 1939 Pontiac is exhibit, selected by lot several times Hearing Test of Spoken Words favor of laughing. I iter has man in the Pekingese? "Playground of the Nation." way 12, containing 8.25 acres more ANO SAN rRANCISCO lever, and a foot pedal. Open to an error in the field construction, the schools' funds." WORLO'S FAIRS each day, are privileged to make something in it in com with the Evenlnn or less in the Township of Coloma, priced right next to the lowest. Visitors may check on the keen- All of these exhibits are the direct 69-71 the generator ran faster than the Teachers' retirement fund would Berrien County, Michigan. telephone calls to listed telephones ancient winds of faith inspira ness of their ears by means of two outgrowth of research and develop- Elm St. By engine and the first "commercial" receive $200,000 annually, instead of FM the Greatest Demons tzation Tom Evei Hod—PHONE OK I EX— anywhere In the United States, free tion; it unfreezes pride unwinds Dated this 24th day of April A. D. hearing tests, one of which uses ment work in the Bell Telephone Appointment Aa Able Maa Tanxate Plants Tokens at Love motor resulted. The first central $325,000. 1939. of charge, while other visitors may selves in the presence imething Benton spoken words and the other mus'cal System, or are adaptations of equip- To become an able maa in any During the Seventeenth century station generator was built by Edi- An additional $100,000 would be CLARENCE E. BUTLER, r ET greater than themselves; ething I Phone 7094 listen through ear phones. tones. Both tests are conduced .n ment and methods used in rendering Harbor profession, there are three things gallant young men delivered grow- son in 1882, consisting of a 2,000- granted for burial of old age assist- Administrator of the Estate Coloma Motor Sales, ^^L sound-proof rooms. (as the common phrase about TUOOST BROS ance recipients, making a new an- Each successful applicant for a normal telephone service. necessary—nature, study and pcae- ing tomato plants to wives or sweet- horsepower dynamo for the Pearl of Lowrie A. Stoddard, a joke) that they cannot O. nual total of $300,000 for this purpose. tice.—Artetotle. hearts as tokens of love. street station in New York city. Deceased. K. Chesterton. On April 30 a total of 76,999 persons (April 28—June 2, '39) •WHHMVMHWJ THE COLOMA COURIER. COLOMA, MICH. PAGE SIX MAY 19, 1939 MAY 19, 1939 THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH. PAGE SEVEN

PATRICK H. KANARY DIED A blow with a word strikes deeper Texaco Gas—Bill Mast.—Adv. Europe's Largest Lake Birds on Guard Duty Painted While Lying on Back Death for Felonies There are 64,000,000 persons whose Earliest Tanneries The Largest Lake in Europe is Many birds when feeding have Pope Julius II assigned Michel- First Named Rio Bravo than a blow with a sword.—Burton. names appear on the church rolls of Mexico's Rare Animal The death penalty or some form FOLLOWING OPERATION Mr. and Mrs. Homer Umphrey The earliest tanneries consisted of one of their number on guard, and angelo to paint the frescoes for the Rio Bravo, the wild and turbu- this country—and just think what an One of Mexico's most interesting Lake Ladoga, located on the bor- of corporal punishment was applied Try the Hub Restaurant for care- moved this week Into the Frank vats dug in the ground and filled Lost and Found It Is his duty to warn the others lent river, is the name that was improvement there would be If they but least seen animals is the caco- der between Finland and United ceiling of the Slstine chapel In the In felony cases In New York dur- fully selected food at moderate prices. Haid home. with juice from the bark of hemlock VOX LUDORUM States of Soviet Russia, which has when danger approaches. Even in Vatican. Much of the painting had originally given to the Rio Grande took their religion as seriously as mistle. It is a mixture of cat and ing the Colonial era and following —Adv. or chestnut trees. This process of the farmyard you can hear "bird by the first Spanish explorers, 4& Well-Known Lake Michigan Beach their politics. rodent and is sometimes called thi an area of about 6,050 square miles to be done while he was lying flat the Revolution according to a study Robert Morlock, son of Mr. and preserving hides and skins from rot- By CHARLOTTE B. SILLS language" when the mother hen the Sixteenth century, and is still Michigan Is a name of Indian or- cunning cat squirrel. The cacomi^ and a maximum depth of 700 feet. on his back on a staging of his own published by the Columbia Univer- Resident Died Tuesday Night Mrs. Fred Morlock, is very ill with a The Senior Junior League groups ting has not changed essentially. To- © McClure Newspaper Syndicate. emits a peculiar "squawk" which design. used by the inhabitants of Mexico. igin, one Interpretation of which Is throat infection. tie ie about the size of a cat, has a Interesting Items Regarding the Coloma Schools WNU S«rvlc«. Its greatest length is 130 miles and sity Press. Sixteen crimes, among entertained their mothers and guests day most tanneries are low, ram- warns the chickens that a hawk is Patrick H. Kanary, one of the pi- "great lake." face like a fox and a long bushy average breadth 75 miles. The lake them being burglary, murder, trea- at a delightful event at the school bling structures containing storing flying overhead. The way they dash oneer residents at Lake Michigan Think of your local newspaper tail, and lives on mice and rats. It is frozen over four months of the son, arson, house-breaking, robbery, auditorium Tuesday evening. About shelves and sunken vats. The at- for cover leaves no doubt that they An Uncle Ab Saying Beach, passed away In a Chicago hos- Nearly 200 miles of water frontage when you have news of Interest, and is sometimes dorr.osticated, but in BUNDY SCHOOL WAS WINNER fillings for the pop-overs. AN RUGGLES, spending the year, but open to navigation from Invented Depth Bomb 65 attended and enjoyed a program mosphere is moist and gloomy and Uncle Ab says that the most im> forgery, and malicious mischief, pital on Tuesday night. May 16, 1939, Is available for public use in Michi- bring, mall or phone them to us. captivity it has an unfortunate pen- After a week of spelling the junior summer at her uncle's camp, May to November. It Is fed by understand. The depth bomb was invented in of music and readings. Light refresh- the odors are decidedly unpleasant. N portant thing about a hat is what's were punishable by hanging for the following an operation. Mr. and gan's state parks. chant for chickens and ducks. The ON PLAY DAY IN COLOMA business class Is again studying out looked lazily out at the pine trees more than 70 rivers and is a prolific 1903 by W. T. Unge of Swedish na- Mrs. Helen O'Leary and son Dick- ments were served. Miss Ellen Run- Because tanning depends on bark under it. first offense; and in an equal num- animal lives in trees, but its nests of their textbooks. from the sleeping porch where she source of fish and arctic seal. tionality. Mrs. Kanary came to their cottage Clyde Koob of Chicago was a week- ie of Battle Creek spent the week-end dle is sponsor of the senior group ber of felonious offenses death was several weeks ago and Mr. Kanary extracts for the tanning chemical, are very difficult to find. lay. Britain Produces China Clay end guest of his parents, Mr. and with her mother, Mrs. Edith Kremer. and Mrs. Bertha Woodward sponsor- the penalty for a second conviction. was taken ill while there and was most of the plants in the early days Was A cool breeze was blowing, and Next to coal, Britain's most inv Test for Magaetized Steel Mrs. Ben J. Koob. ed the junior girls. Made 50 Points; Washington Thirty-nine lashes on tht> bare back removed to Chicago on May Oth. No A compound from peanut oil ap- of this country were situated near she could hear the water lapping Smallest Texas County portant natural material industrial- Five Presidents Under 50 Carbon powder used on magnetr Eskimo Cookery Grey Natural Gas Was Known was the general penalty on convic- further particulars of his illness are Miss Edith Kilmark has gone to pears promising as a poison for con- More than 75 rural eighth graders streams and forests, from which wa- Second with 23 Points and on the rocky shore of the lake. Lar- The smallest Texas county is Five Presidents of the U. S. have ized steel reveals defects in the Eskimos generally cook meat by And Worshiped in Asia ly is china clay, most of it found in tion for stealing such articles as at present available. Mr. and Mrs. Detroit to stay with her brother Wal- trol of leaf-eating Insects, without and their teachers and members of ter and the bark were obtained for Rockwall with 149 square miles been under 50 when inaugurated. metal. broiling it. Was Third With 21 Points. ry Manners, next door, was playing a small area in Cornwall. "a coat," "a watch," or "a piece of Kanary have occupied their cottage ter and his family. harming foliage. the eighth grade of the Coloma the process. Natural gas was known in Asia his mandolin dreamily and some- ages before it was put to practical chints," and women were lucky If at Lake Michigan Beach since they School, with the school faculty, en- what, Nan thought, absent-mindedly. because of their sex they where erected the same in 1923. They were Mr. and Mrs. Biwood Odgen of Thirty-three graduates received purposes in this country. It ap- joyed the "Good Will Night" at the It was such a nice, lazy kind of spared this punishment. very popular with their neighbors Bedford were Sunday guests of their diplomas at the Eau Claire high Coloma high school on Monday eve- POINTS BY SCHOOLS peared as leakage from gas-bearing afternoon that Nan wished that she and with business men. in Coloma sister, Mrs. Bertha Woodward. school Wednesday evening, when F. ning. Local school members were strata through crevices in the had not promised herself that she who are grieved to hear of Mr. Kan- W. Moore, professor of economics at hosts and the various events of the ground, and when lighted, usually Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Murphy of Western State Teachers College, gave would work. But she had, so she sat Clover Leaf Harbor ary's death. evening were divided among the Bundy school 50 by accident, was often worshiped I&kcttic Benton Harbor spent the week-end the commencement address. Delmar Cafe up on the bed, yawned, stretched Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, itself is teaching staff. Nine rural schools Washington school as a manifestation of a fire god. with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sheldon. her brown arms and said, almost shaped somewhat like a clover leaf, Salt Wells Often 1,8N Feet Deep Miss Jacqueline Andrews, daugh- participated In. the event. The pur- Grey school - It was thus known in India, in China Coloma, Michigan aloud: whose petals are the so-called A system of recovering salt that Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wooley and ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Andrews, pose of the gathering was to create Ingraham school NJ and in Persia. Spad-my "Oh, bother! Typing on a day like "lochs." On a peninsula between partakes of both the mining and family spent Sunday with their par- was brought home on Tuesday from friendships among those students Boyer school — - who will be entering the Coloma In the United States, relates Flora this!" two of them Is the Pearl Harbor evaporating methods is the so-called ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Daniels, Mercy Hospital, where she had un- Stanley school ? MacFarland in the Cleveland Plain at New Troy. school In September, and help them She gave a last longing look at the Yacht club and almost any day the "salt well." These are holes, often dergone an operation for appendi- Brick school - ® Dealer, the first discovery of natural feel better acquainted with the The Bundy school won the softball sky, shining blue above tall straight sails of its yachts gleam in the sun- drilled to a depth of 1,800 feet and citis and Is now improving nltely. SUNDAY DINNERS gas by drilling was in Ohio and West Harvey "Chub" Strong has leased ichool building faculty and fellow trophy by defeating the Washington pines, and the lake, dark blue, the light on the harbor. Of the two then pumped full of water. The Virginia in the early Nineteenth cen- direct to downtown the gas station of A. G. Smith, locat- O. C. Roosevelt, Coloma realtor, students. school by a score of 20 to 16. way she especially loved it, with CHICAGO roads leading toward Honolulu from rock salt dissolves into the water, ed across from Edd's Cafe at Paw Served From 12:00 M. to 8:30 P. M. tury when surprised salt makers icy little whitecaps. Soon her type- forming a brine, which is then reports the sale of the J. John Jor- Pearl Harbor, the one at the left Paw Lake and opened Saturday for dan property of two acres at Paw Past matrons of the O. E. S. and struck gas while sinking shallow writer clicked a bustling little stac- pumped out and put through the QUICKERI SAFERI CHEAPER! passes through Moanalua Gardens, business. Paw Lake to Arnold V. Mortenson their guests honored the birthdays wells for salt. cato to Larry's music. Nan did pub- evaporating process. of four of their number at their meet- Lake Michigan Trout Chicken Following are the results of the a huge lawn, studded with tropical of Chicago, and the Thomas Becker Rufus Stone, one of the first op- licity work; everything she wrote ^ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur SUhanek and ing at the Masonic hall on May 11th. several events held at the Coloma trees and plants. Hidden away with- property on Park street to Bartell erators in the salt-making business helped, and she needed the money. J. Perry of Hart were Coloma visitors Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, who was the high school on Wednesday afternoon in this maze of shrubbery is a Brundell, a neighbor, who plans to Steak Roasts at McConnellsville, while drilling last week calling on Mr. and Mrs. Ben first worthy matron of the order, of last week at the high school play When she had worked for nearly more spectacular display of night- Whooping Cough make extensive improvements on for salt, struck a reservoir of nat- Koob, Mrs. Vina Hocker and the Mrs. John Bunker, Mrs. T. C. Tied- day. The Bundy school copped the an hour, she put in a clean sheet of blooming cereus than the famous the place. 60 cents to 65 cents ural gas strongly impregnated with J Jlimmm Deaths from whooping cough in Simeon Umphrey family. ebohl and Mrs. A. W, Baker all prize with a total of 50 points. paper and began a letter to the hedge of Punahou, for in Moanalua sulphur, which caused the driller to the United States have decreased 63 Mrs. Marie Kroboth, 70, a resident celebrated birthdays In May. There girl with whom she shared a studio the cactus climbs trees, forming, ^ Miss Frances Elliot returned to exclaim they had "drilled through per cent since 1900, according to U. of Hartford the past 15 years, died were about 45 members and guests Half Portions for Children Class A Boys in Boston. BENTON HARBOR when the flowers are open, a bower East Lansing, where she is attending S. Census Burfeau reports. Saturday evening • at her home in at the 1:00 o'clock luncheon where to hell." At first the well was con- "Bab, dear," the letter began, STATION t Union Bui 11:20 il;06 of fairylike beauty. Michigan State College, after spend- 50-yard dash—1st, Roland Krell, Station, 216 W. Mala. tones that village, and funeral services for Mrs. Baker was hostess. The dining" sidered a failure, but the gas was "I am in love. Of course you would 20 2,08 ing the week-end with her parents, Grey; 2d, Bill Bohle, Bundy: 3rd, Phoaa 9081, 8:IB *• ?' P.Af P. Hi her were held Tuesday afternoon at room was beautifully decorated with later put to work to boil the water guess it. But I am not just in love «»20 5:08 ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Elliot. Wilbur Colemand, Bundy. ST. JOSEPH STA Ma the Zuver and Calvin chapel, the spring flowers; a table arrangement for the salt making. This use of with Larry Manners, I love him so TION i Carlton Walter'i S»20 8:05 Nothing pays greater dividends 100-yard dash—1st, Bill Bohle, 'Johnny Cake' Traced Rev. Wm. Goltz officiating. She is of lilacs and tulips formed an at- it is said to have continued for 40 much that it hurts. And he doesn't Book 8 tor*. Phona 18. 9i05 than courtesy, which Is another name ^ The Modern Dry Cleaners' office is Bundy; 2d, Robert Saltzman, Grey: 0 "Johnny cake" is said to come for friendliness. It has a warming now located In the Holmgren shoe survived by the husband, J. S. Kro- tractive hub for the dining room years. care a bit about me, except that he CHICAGO SOUTH SHORE SOUTH BEND RAILROAD .Jo'" "" 3d, Edward Kepil, Washington. from "Journey cake," so called be- store on Paw Paw street, Coloma. both, four sons and two daughters. tables. Cards and Chinese checkers Other such accidental discoveries likes to argue with me and beat me Influence on a dreary world. It is 22-yard dash—1st, Bill Bohle, Bun- cause in the days of Daniel Boone surprising the frigidity that can be Men's suits and ladies' plain garments were the entertainment of the after- REMEMBER of natural gas were occasional, and at tennis. I'm always wanting some- Coloma Junior Club members gave a dy: 2d, Robert Saltzman, Grey: 3d, no man left the settlements without dispelled In the sphere of human re- cleaned and pressed, 50 cents.—Adv. noon. in 1826 the first use of it for light thing I can't have, but this is the delightful entertainment for their moth- Leokade Dolzen, Boyer. his sack of cornmeal, the prime lations If people would only be 41 3x 440-yard dash—1st, John Smith, was made at Fredonia, N. Y. A worst yet—" ers on Monday evening, starting with ingredient of "Johnny cake." friendly.—Grit. a dinner at the Lake V lew hotel in St. 'News' Comes From Compass Points Grey: 2nd, Bohle, Bundy: 3d, Donald hundred street lights were fed there Her paper caught in the roller Commencement exercises at the by gas which had been discovered New Buffalo high school are being Joseph and closing with a theatre party Popular etymology derives "news" Arcus, Boyer. and Nan took it out to see what at the Liberty Theatre, Benton Harbor. by seepage through a mill stream. held this week with a class of 38 from the initial letters of the names High jump—1st, John Smith. Grey, was the matter. Corsages wore presented each mother The first place to be piped for the of the four cardinal points of the 2d, Wilbur Coleman, Bundy, 3d, "Nan! Oh, Nan! Come for a seniors to receive diplomas; there and their fretiring president Mis. Mar- use of natural gas for domestic pur- will also be 34 graduates from the 8th compass—north, east, west and Scott's Pharmacy Roland Krell, Grey. swim." garet Bishop with an electric clock. An south. It is said that before the Running broad jump—1st, Eugene poses was Titusville, Pa., in 1872. There was Larry under the trees grade. after-dinner program of toasts, muiic time of newspapers it was custom- Frier, Ingraham: 2d, John Smith, in his bathing suit. It may have and readings was given. Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Pockett, Miss ary to post events of general inter- F'OR Gray: 3d. Wilbur Coleman, Bundy. been five minutes, but was probably Muriel Pockett, and Mrs. A. Faller of * Drilling for oil was started last est in public places under four col- Baseball throw—1st, Joe Calpa, Endowments an Aid to only four, before Nan was in her Bunda; 2d, Wilbur Coleman, Bundy: Chicago were week-end guests at the week on the farm of the Blue Creek umns, headed "N. E, W. S.," thr bathing suit. She ran down and A. C. Stark home. Miss Allene 3d, Edward Kepil, Washington. The Church of England dairy on US-12 between Coloma and happenings from the north being r^ joined Larry and they swam out to The greatest source of income of Stark, who had been In Chicago for Benton Harbor by Springer Bros, of corded under N., those from the east Class A Girls the Church of England is its endow- the raft. This was a wobbly affair two weeks, returned home with them. Allegan. An examination of this under E, those from the west under ments. Many of these are very old, that the boys next door had made; 138-acre farm has been made and W, and those from the south under 50-yard dash—1st, Reta Kibler, it tipped over when one climbed on Jack Duggan has returned to Ann there Is a strong belief that there Is Brick: 2d, Elsie Schllpp, Bundy: 3d, often antedating the Reformation, Arbor for observation and treatment. S. Hence the word "news." Graduation Gifts it, and when one sat on it, one was oil on the place. The farm Is owned and some are very large. They are Mr. Duggan has been In poor health Isabel Warman, Washington. in the water up to the waist, but by Mr. and Mrs. George Herwlg and 100-yard dash—1st, Reta Kibler, of all descriptions. Colleges and in- for some time. His uncle, Robert this did not bother Nan and Lar- Is located along the banks of Blue Russian Geologists Brick: 2d, Elsie Schllpp, Bundy: 3d, dividual parishes have been left McHugh, from Hornby, Canada, has ry. They sat there and talked until Creek. Russia sent out more than 3,000 Isabel Warman, Washington. properties in London and other cities been here for the past two months the waves began to dash over them. geological expeditions in 1938. Standing broad jump—1st. Lea- which have grown to be of great with Mr. Duggan. Diplomas will be given to 17 grad- trlxe Burgoyne, Ingraham: 2d, Isabel value. As they climbed up on the dock Twenty-nine persons were granted uates of the Covert Consolidated Warman, Washington: 3d, Delores In other cases, old families have and walked up to the camp, a stiff Ministers' Male Quartet Now Holding Services at the final citizenship papers by Circuit school Wednesday, May 24. Of this Knutson, Washington. given their churches or church in- wind was blowing and Nan shivered. Judge Fremont Evans last week fol- number twelve are boys and five are Baseball throw—1st, Elsie Schllpp, stitutions perpetual rights to certain But she noticed that the magazines Free Methodist Churches in Coloma. girls. Commencement speaker Is Dr. CLASSIFIED'WANT ADS' Bundy: 2nd, Connie Tozzolonl, Grey: lowing examinations by Examiner of their income, and numerous oth- had blown about the porch and she Sidney Fried of the naturp'lzatlon E. C. Beck, head of the English de- riyutiny 3d, Margaret Howley, Washington. er old tithes and voluntary rents, of stopped to pick them up. With them partment of Central State Teachers division of the U. S. department of REAL NTATV great or little importance, survive. she found a piece of the copy she College at Mt. Pleasant. The Rev. Class B Girls labor. had been working on. Clarence Seabury, pastor of the Cov- Many congregations, by reason of FOR RENT—Five acres of land for Sunday guests at the Paul David- ert Bethany Lutheran church, will on\ Suyiny 50-yard dash—1st, Dorothy Bohle, their endowments, are wholly or "This must have blown away soy bean hay; applied ten tons of KEASEY REPAIRS son home Included Mr. and Mrs. H. give the Baccaleaureate Address at Bundy: 2d, Frances Suwarskl, Boyer: partially free from the necessity of from my work-shop," she explained, lime last year and land was well B. Davidson, Robert, Allen and Har- the Congregational church Sunday 3d, Lenette Schuhknecht, Stanley. contributing to the support of their smiling, and ran into the house to fertilized. Ida Montgomery, Coloma, old Davidson, Miss Alice Porter and evening. May 21. 100-yard dash—1st, Dorothy Bohle, clergy, and are thus more free to dress. Harness and Shoes very promptly and neatly Mich., near Thunder Mountain on Bundy: 2d, Genevieve Stalnbrook, Miss Lucile Hamilton of Bellevue a Gat? give to other ecclesiastical pur- Larry walked away slowly, thinjc- The remains of Philip Upton, 20- US-31. Prone Covert 2559. 40tf Washington: 3d, Margaret Tozzollno, poses. ing of the picture she made in her I have a very large supply of shoes and harness stock and I know and Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Beery and two sons of Plainwell. year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Grey. There are also numerous old en- red bathing suit, her short black how to use it. I have new harness in stock. Collars, sweat pads, S. Upton of St. Joseph, were found Standing broad jump—1st, F.ances dowments the objects of which have hair blown about by the wind. all kinds of harness parts. All kinds of shoe material. floating on the Hudson river in New Suwarsky, Boyer: 2d, Dorothy Bohle, The sum of $18,834.84 was collect- LIMA BEANS — Leonard Ford- become defunct. A Church Estates On the path through the woods, I sew, cement and nail soles in a very neat manner. ed by County Treasurer William York on May 12th, just one month Bundy: 3d, Lucllla Lucker, Stanley. hook llmas, $9.50 bushel, also Hybrid LET US FIGURE WITH YOU commission, created by parliament leading to the Manners camp, he I retire all kinds of rubber wheels for baby buggies, cbaster wag- Bartz during the month of March for after Philip and a companion lost Baseball throw—1st, Alice Becht, in 1836, has charge of these, and a stooped and picked up another piece ons, invalid chairs. These tires are put on by the latest process. their lives while operating a sailboat seed com. Coloma Fruit Exchange Washington: 2d, Margaret Tozzollno, delinquent taxes In the county and 41tf board of ecclesiastical commission- of paper. Give me a trial on any of the above and be convinced. this sum will be distributed this week on the Hudson river. The remains of Grey: 3d, Lorraine Neuff, Bundy. ' KEASEY FOR PROMPT AND HONEST DEALINGS Philip's companion were located last ers is empowered to assign the in- "The wind is certainly blowing to the various city, township and MONUMENTS, Markers, Vases. We can show you how you can save week a few days before Philip's body Class B Boys come from these sources to current things about," he thought glancing village treasurers. Urns, Benches—Everything for your was found. Relatives of the St. Jo- money by financing the purchase of uses. casually at the paper. cemetery lot. Open evenings and seph lad went to New York to claim your car through this bank. 50-yard dash—1st, Jesse Campbell, Aside from the endowments, the By evening the wind had died Alberton (Doc) Baker of Benton Sundays. Bundy: 2d, Harold Baushke, Stanley; ELECTR the body, which was cremated and English church derives its income down and myriads of stars shone P.M. KEASEY Phone 103 Harbor was fined $50 and costs of New location. Take advantage of our low ratts, the ashes will be spread over the 3d, Harold Burgoyne, Ingraham. in the same manner as churches in over the lake. The Winthrops' new $5.15 when he was arraigned before LARGE DISPLAY. waters of Lake Michigan, which the convenient terms, and the protection 100-yard dash—1st, Gordon Knut- this country—by general appeal. log cabin was furnished and they Watervliet, Michigan Municipal Judge Hammond on Tues- Victor E. Ferguson, Cemetery Me- son, Washington: 2d, Jesse Campbell, young man loved so well. Memorial and confidential service which we give were having a big house-warming. day on a charge of driving an auto- morials, Pipestone Road at Napier Bundy; 3d, Raymond Krenek, Wash- mobile while intoxicated. He was services for the young man were held Larry stopped to take Nan over in Avenue, near entrance to Crystal to responsible car buyers. arrested when the car he was driv- In St. Joseph shortly after the lad ington. West Highland White Terrier Springs Cemetery, Benton Harbor. 220-yard dash—1st, Robert Backus, the canoe. Nan had' told her uncle ing ran into a truck which had halt- had lost his life. We suggest that you figure with us One of the most satisfactory of all Phone Harbor 9658. 39t3 Washington: 2d, Alvln Lucker, Stan- to tell Larry that she had a head- ed for a stoplight. before making arrangements with any ley; 3d, Jesse Campbell, Bundy. the terrier breeds, if not of all ache and couldn't go. Larry, sur- LECtric Rates are DOWN • • • bringing you There were eleven deaths from au- FOR SALE—Good work mare, 13 out-of-town finance company. Standing broad jump—1st, Jesse breeds, is the West Highland White prised and disappointed, took the Word has been received from John tomobile accidents in the state of years old; also heifer, 18 months old; Campbell, Bundy; 2d, Richard Lelst, Terrier, writes P. Hamilton Good- canoe back and reluctantly went to increased savings annually • •. our customers H. Duggan, who Is in the University Michigan over the week-end. While six-tube battery radio, cheap. O. J. Washington: 3d, Clarence Fltz, In- sell in the Detroit News. Like all the party alone. hospital at Ann Arbor, that it will be there were no fatalities In Berrien E Williams, R.F.D. 2, Coloma. 34tf county there were a number of ac- graham. the terriers from the land of Hag- "How quiet Larry ia," everyone necessary to amputate one of his legs can afford this year more than ever before to Our cidents caused by the unusually Running broad jump—1st, Jesse gis and bagpipes, Scotties, Cairns, said. They all missed Nan, too. to prevent the spread of a gangren- FOR SALE—PRITCHARD TO- heavy traffic for this season of the Campbell, Bundy; 2d, Harold Bur- Dandie Dinmonts, Skyes, etc., this ous infection and save his life. Mr. MATO PLANTS. READY FOR As the jazz from the phonograph completely electrify their homes . •. ELECtridty year. Two persons were Injured in goyne, Ingraham; 3d, Raymond Whit- breed probably is descended from a on the Winthrop porch floated over Duggan was taken to the hospital TRANSPLANTING NOW. |1.50 I last Sunday after having been a an accident north'of Bridgman on 'STATE BANK comb, Stanley. common stock, all being branches to her through the trees. Nan, who PER M. A. L. WILLIAMS. 3 Baseball throw—1st, Jesse Camp- patient for ten days at the county Sunday afternoon; three were in- of the same tree. It originated at really did have a headache, was is Cheap • • • the more you use* the less it costs MILES NORTH OF COLOMA. bell, Bundy; 2d, Ernest Wotowis, Poltallock, the family home of the hospital at Berrien Center. jured near Bridgman on Sunday; prowling with her flash-light under three more were injured In an acci- MBCnXANBODB Boyer; 3d, Robert Backus, Washing- Malcolm family, and is said to have OF COLO/VIA the pine trees. She had looked ev per unit dent on US-31 north of Benton Har- ton. been bred there for more than 100 Student Residents of Hagar and. Benton erywhere for the letter to Bab, and bor on Sunday afternoon. A pedes- SEPTIC TANKS, toilets and cess- years before it made its appearance township not far from Lake Michigan pools cleaned. Phone Watervllet MfMICI F I D t t A I t C S f I V f S Y S T I M couldn't flnd it, and had decided that were surprised on Friday morning of trian was run down on Britain ave- at dog shows as a recognized breed. 7 F 12. Leon Hentschel. 39tf the wind had carried it off. But who Our domestic customers will have two reduc- last week to discover a pair of deer nue in Benton Harbor on Sunday af- COLOMA SCHOOL NEWS The lineage of these terriers of the ternoon. Mrs. Norris F. Feury of Co- had found it? roaming about their fruit farms. They TIRES Malcolms possibly dates back to the loma was cut on the head in a crash More and more worried and an- tions, in addition to the one of January 1st at were seen on the Burr Bartram and Used and Re-treads time of King James I, who asked for near Rocky Gap park on Sunday af- noyed, she gave up the search and other farms and when aroused by the Large stock of used track tires for Second and Third Grades some "earth-dogges" out of - ternoon when a car driven by Frank went to bed. Suits farmers they sped away toward the farm use. 50o and np. shire. For a long time the breed sue months' intervals. On July L 1939, Pond of South Haven ran off the The second and third graders made She dozed fitfully, then, toward lake. It is stated that many deer BENSON TIRE SERVICE was named the Roseneath terrier, highway into the sand and skidded colored windmills this week. morning, fell into a heavy sleep. have been seen in the timbered land Phone 5-1851 Market at 10th Street after the duke of Argyle's seat in into the path of the car driven by Monitors for this week are Lynden When she awoke, her flrst thought the first block will again be reduced along the shores of Lake Michigan Benton Harbor, Mich. Dumbartonshire, and also the Pol- Represent Mr. Feury. Mrs. Feury was taken to Woods, Juanlta Heuerrman, Donald was of the letter. Her cheeks burned during the past few years, but this is tallock terrier. the first time that they have been Mercy hospital for treatment. Nigro, Mary Lou Pantaleo, and Mar- as she dressed hurriedly. She was to five and one-half cents a Ulowatt- ftEDECOftATE in ©HE seen so near the twin cities. It is es- jorie Alwood. too nervous to think, but Nan had Have You Registered Morning Afternoon Sonny Schrlner's name has been timated that there are about 500 deer one comforter for all her troubles hour, and by January 1, 1940, when Economy Dr. M. D. Tonnelier OECOUTOI STARTS FWMTVK KPUCEB added to the dental honor roll. Antelope Beautiful, Graceful at the present time in Allegan coun- TO APPLY TEX0LITE — her flivver. Whenever anything ROOM READY FOR USE The antelope is one of the most ty. went wrong—and Nan's life had "3 DENTIST Fourth and frlfth Grade beautiful and graceful big-game ani- Your Oid another reduction will be made, fh* 'J never been easy—Nan went off in Phone Coloma ait. State Bank of mals in America and in the open and There was a good attendance at the The pupils of the fourth and fifth the little car and thought things Onoaa Bldg. Hoars 0 a. m. to 6 p. country of the West it stands pic- meeting of the Methodist G. R. O. W. grades wish a speedy recovery to out. She had bought it with the residential customer! of this company; m. Mondays and Fridays. turesque with horns curving above Washing Machine? class held Friday evening with Mrs. their friend and classmate, Jacqueline scant sum her father had left her, Frances Bachman. Mrs. Rose Elliot PORCH PAINT its head like parentheses. If Andrews, who is at Mercy hospital and it had been a more faithful will have the benefits of a rate which Good Style presided at an Interesting business recovering from an operation for ap- alarmed, notes a writer in the Los friend than her father had ever session when next year's work was DEFIES WEAR AND pendicitis. The pupils have taken up Angeles Times, it will raise the been. Now as she started the engine, discussed and plans made. A mother a collection to buy her a gift. white bails on its rump and as it starts at five cents a kilowatt-hour and WEATHER all she could think of was Larry. PRICE RANGE theme was carried out in a program Junior Schllpp and Jimmy Miller disappears these hairs form a daz- Dr. 'OE F. REED What fun they had had when she which include a devotional service have been absent for the past week zling white rosette that stands out breaks rapidly to extremely low levels. taught him to run the flivver—Larry, You May Win on "Women of the Bible" bv Mrs. Osloopathk Phyuakn and Sorfaon because of Illness. in the sunlight long after the ani- who had a new big car every yearl Mabel Stark, and "Famous Women The fourth graders have finished mal's rich tan has merged with the of Today," discussed by Mrs. Ora North Main Street And now she had spoiled everything When fhe new rate is fully effective, their readers and are now beginning colors of the landscape. The name •13.00 Sawatzkl. Roll call was answered through her carelessness. TEXOLITE* Ordinarily Drits jta Less Than DIM Hour in a supplementary reader. "antelope" is firmly fixed in our $25'00 the savings to customers below the with Mother Day thoughts. Mrs. WaUrrllet Phone ISO The fifth graders have completed usage; however, "pronghom" is Too miserable to care where she Valla Miller, who has been an active • This means you can decorate a room in the was going. Nan drove on. Finally their study of Canada and Newfound- nearer the true name of this fleet TO member of the class, during her years she stopped by old Tumble Brook, morning, arrange your furniture in the after- land and will spend the balance of animal for it combines the peculiari- present rate will amount to $29&000 of teaching in the Gray school and m this year reviewing the United States. ties of the giraffe, goat, antelope and threw herself down in the tall who Is resigning this spring, was Coloma Lodge No. 162 noon, and use the room at night. Tezolite has Several more have entered their and deer. As a matter of fact, there grass. Here, an hour later, Larry Get details from your local a year. honored with a gift and congratula- no disagreeable paint odor. names on the dental honor roll. We F. AND A. M. is only one specie or family of prong- found her. $19.50 tions of members. Light refreshments hope that more will soon be added. As they tore the letter into little electric appliance dealer. were served. horn antelope and that is found only Meetings held in Masonic hall, on the TEXOLITE « Availoble in a Wide Range of Colon Eighth Grade on this continent. pieces (Nan insisted), and watched > THE ELECTRIC WAY first Thursday evening of them float down the streajn, Larry Harold E. Lyon, cashier of the State each month. • The standard Tezolite colors have been care- The eighth grade class Is having said: IS THE MODERN WAY We are prepared to clothe the Boys who are Bank of Coloma, and Roscoe Martin, Visiting Brothers Always Welcome, j arithmetic problems dealing with the "Gee, Nan, I've been crazy about who is employed in the same bank, ORIN SCHAUS, W. M. fully chosen to harmonize with modem furnish- Purpose of Travel topic of "square root." you all summer, but if I hadn't seen to graduate this year with the very latest have this week been receiving the ROY BEACH, Secretary ings. These ten colors can be intermixed or light- The English class of the eighth Transpacific passengers on the that letter, I might never have got style, beautifully tailored student suits at a congratulations of the bank's officers ICUPPINO SHOIS OR PUR- ened with white Texolite to obtain other shades. grade is studying the "cases" In sen- clipper transport planes divide as up the nerve—" and their many friends on the fine tences. follows: traveling for pleasure, 53 great saving in price, with one pant or two- standings that they received as the NITURI WON'T MAR IT The eighth grade class was very per cent; on business, 42 per cent; Single or Double Breasted. result of the examinations which Dr. Leo Hosbein Call and get a color card and full information Southwest's 'Kivas* Closely Guarded followed a 28 weeks' course In com- DRIES QUICKLY happy to be hosts and hostesses to emergency and other reasons, 5 per VETERINARIAN * Product oi and Ti*d. Mark the eighth graders of rural schools in cent. "Kiva" is the name given to the mercial law, which they took during LOWE BROTHERS PORCH by U. S. Oyptum Co. secret ceremonial chamber which A well groomed young man leaving school Coloma township at a party last the winter and spring. The classes AND DECK PAINT is mad* Phone Colomi 63-F3 from prehistoric times has been the Monday evening. Vitamin A in Swordflsh Liver for a start in life, will get the recognition he were conducted under the sponsor- Deatutry on W.ak Days Only most important feature of every In- ship of the American Institute of to wttr and Wear and WEAR! United States bureau of fisheries Freshman News dian pueblo in the Southwest. At has earned—We Can help you. Banking and were taught by Prof. It Is equally good on wood RMid«nce Coloma, Mich experts say that one teaspoonful of y least a score of pueblos, or villages, Bender of the law department of Qt camtot floors and is made The freshmen are planning to have swordflsh liver oil contains about as occupied by the descendants of the Notre Dame University. On the final in mtral porch floor colorft Michigan Shore Lumber & Supply Co. a beach party this week. A trans- much vitamin A as 80 pounds of "hohokam," "those who have van- examination Mr. Lyon received a portation and refreshment committee butter or 160 dozen eggs. DEANEFIZZELL,D.D.S. ished," flourish in New Mexico. In AVERY&.LONGACRE mark of 98 per cent and Mr. Martin ^ IT'S TOUOHI DENTAL OmOE IN Phone 103—Coloma, Michigan was appointed. received a mark of 97 per cent. There There was no cooking class Friday each the kiva is scrupulously guard- BENTON BLOCK—BENTON HARBOR Most Sparsely Populated in Franca were seven employees of Berrien FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. as the home economics room was in ed from white visitors. Caucasians SCOTTS PHARMACY Everything in Building Material — The Best Fuel. Basse-Alpes, a region in the north- have access, however, to the an* county banks in the last class con- WatcrvUei, Mlcfaigu use. Miss Rundle recently demon- ducted at St. Joseph. Coloma, Michigan strated how to make pop-overs suc- east part of Provence, is the most cient kivas in the prehistoric ruins PHONl 119 ucessfully. The girls made cream sparsely populated in France. of the Southwest i

IMP1 IIIHI THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH. THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH. POLITICS: Bruckart'i Washington Digett WEEKLY ISEKS ANALYSIS BY JOSEPH W. LaRlNE COP Liberalism What you all doin'?" The answer IMPROVED CLASSIFIED was lost, but men hurst into laugh- Though U. S. political power Early Political Activity Presages UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL WHO'S Tax Revision Brought to Fore swings pendulum-like from conserv- DEPARTMENT MOUNTAIN ter and girls looked away. Came atism to liberalism and back again, snatches of business. "Dry summer, FARM What to Eat and Why there is a long-run trend to liberal- Bitter 1940 Presidential Campaign you bet . . . Two thousand head UNDAY I By Administration Objection ism. New Deal liberalism will prob- . . . My permit calls for ..." And MAN then something that brought Breck CHOOL Lesson NEWS ably be followed by Republican con- B »"r pajmg mo inaanuoo S TOPICS With Approach of Warm Weather, C. Houston Goudiss remlams. UZM Qnsrtarly? Then tel np • servatism, but no alert Republican IIdden FMerre In yoar checklrg »rconnt HAROLD up with a start. "Hello, Jud Till- By HAROLD L. LUNDQUIST. D. D. each pay day, thereafter paylnf tbota obll- Dean of The Moody Bible Institute Over Huge Farm Appropriation believes his party can win by junk- Widespread Movement Away From New Deal Philosophy of rations annually and tare tho extra coel son!" of Chlcngo. that yen pay for tha prlTllefe of paying CHANNING He turned toward the sound of the ® Western Newspaper Union. PRODUCTION COSTS Advises Extra Care in Storing Foods in the Home ing all New Deal reforms and going qnarterly or teml-SDnn^lly. Government Worries Democratic Leaders; Popu- 4 greeting. The speaker had danced THIS (EDITOR'S NOTE—When opinions are expressed in these columns, they back to the theories of Coolidge and COPYRIGHTED nconl book wrt for 25c coin WIRE. • ARE DAIRY BUGABOO on, but three men stood between By C. HOUSTON GOUDISS are those of the news analyst and not necessarily of this newspaper.) Hoover days. larity of President Yet to Be Evaluated. LEHMAN. 2267 LsigfoH A*t.. St Pari. MM. A good sample of progressive G. himself and the door, their eyes lev- Lesson for May 21 T IS the proud distinction of America's food industries that Released by Western Newspaper Union. eled in his direction. They were tall Lesson subjects and Scripture texts se- O. P. thinking is that of Minnesota's PHOTOGRAPHY lected and copyrlRhted by International Proper Qhoice of Feeds Re- I notwithstanding the infinite variety of perishable foods WEEK with Polish Foreign Minister Josef youthful Gov. Harold Stassen who, By WILLIAM BRUCKART men, lean-bodied, all bearing the Council of Religious Education; used by CONGRESS: same characteristic of thin, sharp permission. sults in Saving. which are constantly available, and regardless of the dis- Beck. Upshot was a lessening of according to Dr. Glenn Frank of the WNU Service, National Press Bldg., Washington, D. C. 10 C9mn •tofVelox one IzT faces. Dad Cook had said he would tances they have been transported, even the most delicate By LEMUEL F. PARTON Spend, Tax, Save Polish suspicion. Next day the So- party's program committee, be- •FREE Hkk •nlarrement wit h everp'"-y 6 *or 8 erp< . roll BEVERAGE ALCOHOL AND THE \\TASHINGTON.—There seems to by the rank and file of the party or developed and printed. Mall Xe In coin. not recognize the Tillson brothers. By R. H. RUFFNER foods are delivered to the consumer in a fresh, wholesome "MEW YORK. — Radio, automo- Excess spending was the com- viet proposed a four-power (Russia, lieves something like this: MOtCURY PHOTO, Dept 50.335 Mariiet CWcac*. •- HOME * ' be no dbubt that the political by Republican wheelhorses as hav- That was true. He would never Low production costs are essential condition, with all their fine flavor unimpaired. biles, airplanes, moving pic- plaint of U. S. Chamber of Com- France, Poland and Britain) mutual Republicans should accept much mill for 1940 has begun to grind ing any greater rights than others. WO A WEEK WITH A KODAK have picked these three from the for profitable dairying, as for any merce members at their annual con- assistance pact to safeguard Euro- of the New Deal's social legislation, Booklet describing 100 magazine markets LESSON TEXT—Jeremiah 35:5-10; Ephe- The secret of this modern miracle is refrigeration. Vast tures and virtually all the other earlier than has happened in al- many that crowded the dance hall; flans 5:15-21: 6:1-4. other business, and the ability to vention. This has also been con- pean peace. Reason: Hitler's de- first auditing the New Deal's results And by the same token, the Roose- 29c (stamps or silver). E. M. KEESE, sums of money have been invested in long trains of refriger- technical ten-strikes of the modern most any modem time. Politicians BUppery Reek, Pa. for several others, talking loudly GOLDEN TEXT—Do not drink wine nor choose and use feeds properly helps ^ „ world came in gress' complaint against President nunciation of pacts with Poland and and soliciting constructive state- velt leadership complicates the strong drink, thou, nor thy sons with thee.— and political forecasters, alike, and swaggering with guns hung Leviticus 10:9, materially to reduce costs, accord- ated cars, thousands upon Dtvea in Cellar, between t h e Roosevelt. A few days after the Britain have made a new "peace ments regarding G. O. P. philoso- Democratic picture. Since he has COPYRIGHT-HAROLD CHANNIN6 WIRE agree that the activity, the advance Songs, Poems Wanted W.N.U.SERYICE from their belts, made a better show ing to the animal husbandry and thousands of refrigerated the refrigerator as soon as possi- Bring$ Up Our first and second Chamber adjourned. Secretary of front" imperative. phy on political and economic prob- stated with great frequency and with agents of the 1940 campaign with its Senf Poems, bought, composed, of being hard. A home is more than a house, and dairying department of North Caro- ble after it is delivered, and kept Commerce Harry Hopkins returned Vatican. Pope Pius XII, himself lems. Though believing farmers an emphasis that cannot be denied SYNOPSIS But that friendliness was not re- trucks, refrigerated ware- Television Set Chicago world's national conventions and presiden- published. Metre Melody Music Pabllsb- The Tillsons were dressed unob- yet people live as though it were not lina State college. there until the moment it is to be fairs. About all from a Potomac cruise with the a one-time ace diplomat, had his "are ready to repudiate the New that "there is no turning back," he ers, Kt Oesry St.. Ban Frsnelsee, CsUf. turned by the other man. It wgs houses and refrigeration tial nominations and national eleo* trusively, each in a gray Stetson, true. They build attractive houses, Live stock farmers should take a used. Milk should never be al- that is brand new at the New York President to radiate optimism, pooh- papal nuncios to Britain, Poland, Deal," Mr. Stassen warns that the can be regarded as determined to Jim Colter, forest rnnKer, had been mys- some time before he asked, "Tak- equipment in stores. All this tions, is evident now to a greater teriously killed In the pursuit of his duties. shirt unadorned by handker- fill them with comfortable furnish- tip from the automobile industry, lowed to stand at room tempera- pooh the Chamber's complaints and France, Italy and Germany invite party cannot favor any individual insist upon selection of a Democrat- PLANTS ing Cotter's place?" World's fair is television, which took extent than has been recorded in Cordon Breck, his best fnend. takes over chief, dark trousers, and cowboy ings, and think they have a home, which has lowered production costs has been done for a single ture for any length of time. For its bow with a telecast at the inaug- plump for another year's spending clique like farm, business or labor ic candidate—either himself or SWEET POTATO PLANTS. Pay when re- Cotter's Job. hoping to avenge his murder, "Yes. Did you know him?" almost any other quadrennial pe- boots with stitching on the black no matter how they may live. God by at least 25 per cent in the past purpose: to keep food fresh it has been demonstrated that as "essential." groups. someone else—next year who will eelved. Free Rulde for cultivating with "Dad" Cook, forest superintendent, warns "Some, Too bad he went like that. ural ceremonies. orders. Nancy Halls or Porto Rlcos 500— Breck, leather. is forgotten, pleasure becomes the 20 years, thereby making cars avail- when it is held at 40 degrees—an Stassen on the 1940 convention: riod. push the New Deal forward. And and at its best until it reaches Unlike Britain's garret inven- Almost as he spoke the senate 60c, 1000—05c. 5000 or over 90c per thou- But accidents do happen up there." Two shifted their eyes when he chief object in life, and money is able to millions of Americans. ideal temperature—before deliv- passed a record agriculture appro- It is very important that delegates It is to be recognized, of course, that position, boys and girls, is what sand full count. Satisfaction suaranteed. "Accidents!" Too late Breck the home. tor, John Logie Baird, Allen B. DIXIE PLANT FARM, SHARON, TENN. turned to survey them. One held desired because it buys pleasure. Dairymen can Tcduce the cost of ery, then allowed to stand at a represent genuinely and honestly the that there would be more intensive the old line faction of the party seem CHAPTER I—Continoed Du Mont, putting his by-line on priations bill which totaled $1,218,- cursed his ready tongue. By some his gaze, stood motionless for a sec- Intoxicants are freely used both out- their products and make them avail- At this point the responsibility room temperature of 75 degrees sentiment of their states. They effort in advance of the 1940 elec- determined now to overturn. As a -Z- the new television set, came 000,000 (compared with the Presi- indefinable change of expression he ond, then strode casually across the side and inside the home, apparent- able to more people by studying the shifts to the homemaker. And if for an hour and a half, and again should not just be a delegation tions than occurred prior to the 1936 matter of cold fact, it appears from Cook nodded. "They're tough. along through the "channels" in dent's budget estimate of $842,126,- knew the storekeeper had baited intervening space. ly wilh no thought of their destruc- advantages and limitations of feeds she falls down on her job, then all refrigerated, a rapid increase in 051). Restored were $225,000,000 in picked by political bosses. Among national elections because, presum- all of the information available to Mexicana Adds That And when you say tough in this him, and he had given himself away. previous efforts to keep food free which promising young techni- His step was slow, deliberate, like tive influence. and their relative values, bacteria occurs. parity payments to growers of them should be some youngsters, ably at least, both great political me that Mr. Roosevelt's determina- country it carries weight. Now we It was a lesson to remember. Keep from spoilage have been in vain. cians are grooved these days. the calculated tread of a tawny Alcohol burned in a stove produces A wide variety of satisfactory Other types of protein foods also wheat, cotton, corn, tobacco and some real farmers, real workers." parties will be sorting over the can- tion on this point is really the fun- Smartness to Linen don't go much out of our trail to what you know to yourself. Out of Rensselaer Polytechnic mountain lion. He came within a heat, in an engine it produces pow- feeds are available for dairymen to Homcmnker's Responsibility present a favorable medium for rice, earlier shelved by the house. didates. damental basis for the current can- catch a moonshiner in these moun- Finished with ordering his sup- institute in 1923, he was em- pace and halted. Breck returned er, in a man it produces disgrace choose the combinations which are As guardian of her family's bacterial growth when they are Added was a $113,000,000 item for WHITE HOUSE: yon between the New Dealers and tains, because the court usually plies, he left the store and found ployed as a tube engineer with his stare, looking into steel blue and disease, and in the home it pro- most efficient and economical in bal- health, one of the homemaker's held at temperatures higher than disposal of surplus commodities, and the old liners. Again, none can fore- shoots him right back on us, as that outside the street had become the Westinghouse company in Plan No. 2 eyes that narrowed slightly, opened, duces sorrow, suffering, and ulti- anced rations. most important 50 deerees. These include meat, an extra $25,000,000 to the original tell how far it will go; but it can be Cotter said. Makes a powerless fool even more crowded. He hadn't yet Bloomfleld, N. J., until 1937, narrowed again. Instinctively Breck mately destruction. Why should the Among the low-protcin, or carbo- tasks is to see to it fish, meat broths, gelatin, custards $24,984,000 estimate for a farm ten- Legalized by the newly passed said without equivocation that if that out of the ranger. The Tillsons learned what it was all about. Back when he became chief engineer knew he was up against a man of no decent and intelligent people of hydrate feeds are corn meal, that all food is safe- and creamed foods. It is advisa- ancy program. governmental reorganization bill. schism continues up to the 1940 know that and play on it. There are at headquarters he asked Cook, "Is of the De Forest Radio compa- mean intellect, a man of parts, who America supinely submit to the dev- ground threshed grain sorghums, guarded against ble to keep these foods, as well as If the senate thought Mr. Hop- President Roosevelt's No. 1 federal nominating conventions, the 1924 three of them, grazing cattle in the this circus night?" ny. But, when he caught the understood the world and especially astation of this juggernaut, the liq- ground or rolled barley, hominy contamination un- the milk supply, in the coldest kins' spending plea meant a green shakeup (effective June 24) created convention fight between William summer on Sulphur Creek, while "The town sure is full," the ranger television germ, he did just what the path he intended to cut through uor traffic? What are you doing feed, ground wheat, or ground rough til it reaches her part of the refrigerator. light from the White House, it soon new agencies for public works, lend- Gibbs McAdoo and Al Smith will their real business is making rat- agreed. "It's always like this the Baird did, the only difference be- it. about it? rice. About one-fifth to one-fourth table. This means Fruits and Vegetables learned otherwise. At his press con- ing and welfare. Plan No. 2 fol- appear as a tea party. This bitter- poison by the carload. first two weeks of June. Cattle sea- ing that he holed up in a cellar He spoke, and the somber expres- The lesson for today presents more of the following bulkier feeds that perishable Fruits and vegetables soon lose ference the President rebuked con- lowed quickly, a roundup of long- ness can be just as deep seated as "I don't give a dam' about that. son, you know. They're rounding up instead of an attic. sion of his face shifted only in a three factors which make for happi- should be used when they are sub- foods must contin- their moisture content unless they gress for breaking its promise to misplaced bureaus whose abolition that. Where we tangle is over forest fires. that has wintered on the desert further squint of his eyes. "I'm Jud ness in the home. stituted in the ration: Ground ear ue to be refrigerat- are protected against warm, dry It was in 1931 that he quit a good levy new taxes to meet out-of-pocket or consolidation the President be- If they want to make private use of and will shove a big herd into the Tillson," he said. I. Loyalty to Family Standards corn with shuck, ground grain, sor- ed properly in the air; and they are likewise subject job to play a hunch. The hunch costs. Recalled was last session's lieves will save $1,250,000 yearly. Small G. O. P. Machines mountains when we open govern- the North Trail in packing their (Jer. 35:5-10). ghum heads, and corn and cob meal. home. For only in to the action of micro-organisms was that the cathode ray was the $212,000,000 farm parity appropria- Its most significant feature: Abo- Demand Recognition bootleg out, they start a fire down ment grazing on the fifteenth. That "Glad to know you," Breck an- When the traditional standards of Excellent feeds that give best re- KS this way can they which result in decay. But when joker in the flickering television tion for which no revenues were pro- lition of the unique national emer- will be about your first worry." swered, though his right hand re- It should not be overlooked, how- south and get every man jack of a family are good and right in the sults when they make up one-fourth be protected from stored in a modern refrigerator, deck. So he dived into his base- gency council and transfer of its mained at his side. This was no vided. Chimed in Secretary of the ever, that there is hair-pulling in us fighting it. If it isn't big enough, "Trouble in it?" sight of God, they afford a worthy to one-third of the total ration are the ravages of micro-organisms ment, built his laboratory and stayed major functions to the President. regular introduction. these mineral- and vitamin-rich Treasury Henry Morgenthau: "The VLADIMAR POTEMKIN prospect on the Republican side as they make it bigger. And if it shows "Considerable, some years. A rallying point for the younger gen- ground oats, wheat bran, rice bran, which are always ready to attack foods can be kept in perfect condi- underground until he was ready to bill . . . disturbs me greatly. I An immense elaboration of ex-Presi- signs of dying too soon, they'll start man is permitted only a certain "Thought you did know me!" Till- Poland grew less suspicious. well. It extends down to the grass eration. The Rechabites were obe- and alfalfa meal or other good qual- foods when conditions are favora- tion for considerable periods, thus come up with a cathode-ray tube dent Hoover's famed "secretariat," son snapped. think that if they are going to add roots because of individual thinking it up again." number of animals. If the winter dient to the instructions of their ity legume hays that have been fine- ble for their growth. making it possible to take advan- which is pretty nearly the works in , . to the present deficit, it should those nations to a conference over NEC has been and will remain a has been dry he'll crowd his permif So Breck had told the gatekeeper. that has been taking place. This "Good Lord, Dad!" Breck broke forefathers. The prophet had sub- ly ground. These may be used in- Two essentials are necessary for tage of favorable market offer- television. the Polish-German question. Though sensitive, nationally organized ears- in order to get everything he owns He frowned and surveyed the man bo up to congress to meet the in- condition results through lack of a in. "If you know all that, why are jected them to a test (not a tempta- terchangeably in dairy mixtures. satisfactory food preservation in ings. In 1937, Mr. Du Mont rounded crease . . . It's about time we be- shunned because (1) anti-Axis na- to-the-ground device whereby the up in the high grass country. I've thoughtfully. "I did know a Tillson," federal political machine. Dozens they still in the mountains?" tion, for he did not expect them to the home. First, perishable foods Guarding Against Mold np some capital and built a siz- gan tapering off." tions feared it would mean a new Chief Executive can keep his finger been sort of easy with them so far. he said at last. "But you're not the of small machines have been wag- "You know a thing first," Cook fall) in the presence of the Jews Milkweecb Poisonous, must be stored at a temperature As a rule, warmer weather also able two-story laboratory at Probable upshot is that the farm Munich appeasement conference, on the public pulse. Its 38 state Pattern 6317 This year is different. If we want to one. My mistake." ging their own tails for so long observed sagely, "then you prove and in the great city of Jerusalem. of from 40 to 45 degrees Fahren- increases the problem of combat- Montclair, N. J., employing 42 appropriations squabble will force and (2) anti-God Russia was not administrators will probably be re- enforce one rule on the range, we'll "What are you doing here?" Till- Sometimes Kill Stock that they now are demanding rec- Mexico, land of excitement and it." They were surrounded by the unac- heit—never at a temperature high- ing molds. For given moisture men. By 1938, Paramount pic- consideration this session of two is- invited to participate in a discus- tained. Its director, Lowell Mellett, have to enforce the whole lot." son demanded. ognition from the brass hats at the color, served as inspiration for Breck nodded, though an impa- customed luxury and temptations of Whorled milkweeds are poisonous er than 50 degrees. Second, the and warmth, molds will grow on tures had declared itself in in sion which vitally concerns her, the will probably be named one of six "It's a dance, isn't it?" sues treated superficially thus far, top. these'fascinating designs for lin- tience was growing within him. He Cook's slow smile considered the city, and now the prophet tries to live stock and sometimes cause a big way, and, at last accounts, proposal nevertheless brought one "You didn't bring a woman!" c right degree of humidity must be almost anything. However, the namely, economy and tax revision. presidential assistants with a "pas- ALFRED M. LANDON Further, since there is a growing knew the ranger was right. Cook's Breck. "Yes, son, there'll be trou- them further by saying, "Drink ye lo ses among horses, cattle and Mr. Du Mont's enterprise was possible ray of hope: Hitler and ens. Bright prints from your As he searched for a reply, Breck maintained. Too much moisturt most hospitable hosts are acid Said Georgia's Sen. Richard B. Rus- sion for anonymity." Will not have as mnch voice In belief that the Republican presiden- deliberate way of doing things had ble in it. You will have to take wine." But they were not afraid to sheep. virtually a subsidiary of this cor- Mussolini rejected it because they scrap Lag form the easy applique was conscious of the small, dark- will encourage the growth of bac- fruits, such as oranges, lemons, sell, floor leader for the farm bill: Other changes (with former affili- selection of the Republican candi- tial nomination in 1940 is "worth count and settle disputes, and which be thought old-fashioned or queer, Whorled milkweeds have slender poration. That is interesting in believed the European situation not patches while simple embroidery the mark of experience. But for haired girl moving slowly past him, teria; too little will dehydrate berries or tomatoes; sweets, such "I am strongly opposed to singling ations parenthesized): date as Mr. Roosevelt will have In something"—that is, that the Repub- himself, give him a chance and ever way you decide, youMl be in for they knew that the customs of stalks. The leaves are narrow and view of the fact that, in Eng- sufficiently serious to endanger adds the touches. You and of her eyes intent his way. "Is fruits and vegetables and make as jams and jellies; bread and out the farm program as the only To COMMERCE: Inland waterways making the Democratic choice. licans have a chance after eight he would plunge in, find the one bad with someone." their fathers were good (see Jet. are from two to three inches long. land, they already are televising peace. The Vatican thought this commission (War); to AGRICULTURE: can turn out a delightful tea cloth, it against the rules to come alone?" them unfit for consumption. meat. While molds are physio- one which must be reduced, or for years of political drouth—there is an man and get it over with. Breck gathered his bundle of work 6:16), and they stood by them. They develop in clusters or whorls events for the moving picture might mean Hitler does not intend Rural electrification administration (in- towel or scarf quick as. a winkl he countered. Home Care of Foods logically harmless if eaten, they which we must levy new taxes . . . dependent): to JUSTICE: Federal Pris- So, we approach the things that extraordinary crop of favorite sons clothes and started to the bunk of several needlelike leaves around screen. It is indicated that the to precipitate trouble right now. Pattern 6317 contains a transfer As if sensing that. Cook said, "The Tillson hooked his thumbs into his To depend on that which is good Both requirements are met by definitely spoil the taste and ap- I am willing to economize, but not on Industries, Inc., and national training are to be considered and dealt with coming forward. room, but stopped at the door. "If the stalk. The flowers are of green- Du Mont rig may be subject to Scandinavia. Foreign ministers of school for boys (independent): to NA- pattern of four motifs averaging job is no week-end party. If you belt. His'voice came slow and much and noble in the past of our people a good household refrigerator; pearance of food. solely at the expense of the farm- as campaign questions next year— Concerning the prospective cam- it's all right with you, I'm going to ish white. The botanist's name for the same development. Denmark, Norway, Finland and TIONAL ARCHIVES: Codification board 5% by 8% inches; patterns for ap- sign on, it's for the summer—under too even. "Are you sure you aren't or family, is a sign neither of weak- and the homemaker who appreci- Mold growths can be killed by er." (independent, to be abolished). as seen from this distance. paign, itself, there again is that un- give my badge a rest tonight." ness nor ignorance, but rather of this weed is Asclepias virticillata. Sweden apparently rejected prof- To INTERIOR: Coal commission (in- plique patches; materials needed; orders. The Tillson outfit is at the making more than one mistake to- ates the importance of keeping boiling. They are retarded by the Since the President opposes new certainty about Mr. Roosevelt's per- "Fair enough," said Cook. 'Say, Common milkweeds have a heav- fered non-aggression t?eaties with dependent, to be abolished): bureau of /« New Deal color schemes; illustrations of bottom of our trouble, but there are night? Isn't it maybe a mistake for wisdom and strength. What kind of foods sound and wholesome will dry circulating air cf an efficient /^OL. EDWARD STARLING, who levies on small taxpayers, tax re- Insular afTairs (War): bureau of fisheries sonal popularity, about the prestige if you want to mix with the crowd family standards will your boy and ier stalk than the whorled variety. Germany. Such pacts are still pos- stitrhes. plenty others. You'll learn the rest you to be in here at all?" regard an efficient refrigerator as refrigerator. It is to allow for ^ confers with Albert Canning, vision (probably the price congress (Commerce): biological survey (Agricul- On the Wane? he has or will be able to lend to the and maybe get acquainted with men mine look back to? What of the lit- The leaves are comparatively broad, sible, but by their reluctance Scan- ture), and Mt. Rushmore memorial com- To obtain this pattern, send 15 if you go up." "No," Breck assured him. "Not an investment in good health. It air circulation that berries should chief constable of Scotland Yard, I believe it can safely be said as mantle bearer of the Democratic you'll have to deal with later, why tle baby who lay in his buggy while oblong in shape, and placed on op- dinavian states remain a bulwark mission (independent, to be placed In In- cents in coins to The Sewing Cir- "Then it's settled?" Breck asked, the slightest." is especially necessary that the be stored uncovered-if possible, about guarding the British king and terior's park service). a fact recognized by most able po- party. There is likewise the ques- don't you go to the cowboys' dance? the >oung mother helped her hus- posite sides of the stalk. The flow- spread out so that the air can of neutrality which obviously wants To STATE: Foreign commerce serv- cle, Household Arts Dept., 259 W. both hands swiftly gripping the ta- He said no more. Tillson turned food supply be properly refrigerat- , ... queen on their litical students that the 1938 elec- tion as to how much of the New It's in the old movie palace west of band pick out the bottle of whisky ers are of a rose purple. The botan- reach more than just the top Lhameleon-Like no truck with Der Fuehrer. ice (Commerce): foreign agricultural 14th St., New York, N. Y. ble edge. on his heel and walked away. Breck ed during the warmer weather of visit here is an service (Agriculture), and foreign serv- tions, with the attendant increase Deal ought to be discarded and how town. They'll be well liquored up in the store window which he then ical name is Asclepias syriaca. The layer. Japan. Often reiterated the past "What's settled?" Cook left his was still aware that from the danc- spring and summer, in order to Sleuth to Guard American o f ice buildings commission (independent). in Republican strength in the house much ought to be kept, and it is not Please write your name, ad- by 10 o'clock and at their best about went in and bought? When I see swamp variety is known botanically To TREASURY: Bureau of lighthouses chair and strode heatedly to the ing throng two brown eyes sought prevent the consumption of dishes Frequent inspection of all food e De month has been Japan's reluctance and senate, together with the evi- dress and pattern number plainly. as Asclepias incarnata. It has a British Royalty ^. ' (Commerce, to be placed under Treas- an easy decision to make. doer and back again. "You mean midnight," his face. He met them. The music such things my heart burns within that may have become contami- supplies, including those in the Dick tradition to turn its anti-Communist pact with ury's coast guard): director general of dent trend of thinking throughout me against this wicked business larger, deeper-hued blossom than There is, for instance, no ques- settled that you're going? Why yes! "Will the Tillsons be there?" ended, then at once began a new nated without any marked altera- bread box, and the prompt elimi- which the British like to think is Germany and Italy into a military railroads and War Finance corporaUon the country, that there is a wide- "Sure enough. They run these which destroys all of the finest in the common milkweed. (independent, both to be dissolved). tion in my mind but that voters No one else would take the dam' number. Impulsively he stepped out tion in appearance, taste or odor. nation of any items showing signs alliance. Reason: Japan wants no spread movement away from the Milkweeds are deeply rooted per- typical of this country—a long, lean, everywhere are getting disgusted shindigs as part of their business. to the girl. "May I have this? men and in their homes. of mold, will help to keep it from war with democracies, which would Expected soon is Plan No. 3, station!" ennial plants, producing seeds in Highly Perishable Foods reserved, tight-lipped Kentuckian, New Deal philosophy of government. Costs, a man five buckt to get in. Don't say it's taken!" II. Accuracy in Daily Living (Eph. spreading. inevitably result if a new Russ-Brit- probably shifting jurisdiction over with too much government. I do SEEDS DON'T Breck sprang up facing him. pods, with a flosslike material in- Milk is often regarded as the with a sombrero, the guardian of How far it has gone, or how far it Liquor free. There'll be Jud, Hep "It is taken," she declared, look- 5:15-21). Constant vigilance on the part of ish-French-Polish entente were to deportable aliens from labor to jus- not mean to infer that they are unan- "Then swear me in! That's what side the pods. The pods of the com- most perishable of all foods, be- five Presidents, camera-eyed and a may yet go; how much the personal imous. But the evidence cumulates I've been waiting to hear." and Art; Jud being the oldest and ing up at him with a quick smile. "The Greek word rendered 'cir- the homemaker in caring for foods crack pistol shot. He will be there fight Hitler. tice departments, and ironing out popularity of President Roosevelt the tallest, though they all run close mon milkweed are larger than those cause it is an Ideal medium for that the federal government is en- LIVE FOREVER! From a desk drawer the ranger "But you may have it." cumspectly' (v. 15) may be more on hand will avoid a needless when their majesties go to the White jurisdictional overlapping concern- has waned, or how much it may yet to six feet. Hep and Art are mostly of the whorled or swamp milkweed. tbe growth of bacteria. It is, there- gaging in too many functions; that secured a small bronze shield. It A tall figure moved toward them closely and simply rendered 'accu- drain on the food budget and will House, but he will not be conspicu- PEOPLE: ing public lands. fluctuate, and how vigorously Mr. shadows for their brother. Jud's fore, essential that this splendid it is invading private rights too far; had a solitary pine tree fianked by from some distance down the room. rately.' The thought given is that of safeguard the health of every Roosevelt is opposed within his own the he-wolf of that pack." Infertile Eggs Will food be kept at low temperatures ous He merges with the scenery Charlie Again ASIA: that its general scope is beyond what the letters US, while across the top The girl clutched Breck's arm. painstaking attention to details, un- member of the family. like a chameleon. party are factors yet to be evalu- Cook paused, glancing at his at all times. It should be put into (£>—WNU—C. Houston Goudiss—1933—63. One summer day in 1874 curly- government was designed to be, and Plant ran the completed legend: Forest "Let's dance!" He swept her into der a sense of their importance; a Hold Flavor Better He saved Clemenceau's life Up the River ated. But that evaluation has be- watch. "It's sort of late to find a the crowd, and looked back only aft- remembrance not only in general headed four-year-old Charles Ross that more and more people are say- Service. Cook pinned it on Breck's Infertile eggs will hold their flavor during the Paris peace confer- gun; hence, the activity within the ticket. Usually they want to know er they had taken several steps. but in particular of the duties of the and his brother were taken for a Twenty-two months ago China's ing "there ought to be some laws FERRY'S SEEDS shirt over his heart. Then he held better and will keep fresh longer in ence. Guarding Woodrow Wil- Democratic ranks. who comes in. But they haver. . The man was standing where they Christian's walk" (Moule). ride by two men who promised them capital was Nanking. Japanese ag- repealed" rather than that "there out one hand. hot weather. To obtain this type of Items of Interest son, he rode in an automobile The fact that there is a trend been troubled for a long time, so had been. He was one of the Till- Every phrase in this section of our Fourth of July fireworks. Charlie's gression pushed it westward up the ought to be a law." They're Dated! "Shake, son. This is the way 1 eggs, all male birds should be sold AROUND immediately behind tbe "Ti- away from the New Deal philosophy you may get by. Worth trying any- sons, Art, the youngest. lesson is overflowing with meaning brother was found a few days later Yangtze to Hankow, next backward swear 'em in. I never go wrong, when hatching is completed, and ger's" car. He saw an assassin —not all of those policies, but a Government Spending SEEDS grow old, tool Past thalr how." but we cannot here refer to them to the Housewife but Charlie himself was never found into Szechwan province and the an- either. You'll bunk in the spare plans made to replace them for an- level a gun. Shooting from the very great many of them—is the fac- prime, fewer and fewer will germi- Neither Breck nor the girl spoke all. Note the temperance applica- despite 23 ransom letters demand- cient walled city of Chungking. Play- Causes Dissatisfaction room here tonight. Tomorrow we'll other year with pedigreed males the HOUSE hip- in a lightning draw, he tor that is causing Democrats, New nate. But there's a way to b* rare CHAPTER HI while they danced halfway around tion. The jnan who walks accurate- ing $20,000 for his release. The best ing a retreating game, Gen. Chiang Another obvious sentiment shows drive to the foot of North Trail at from a dependable breeder, or at cracked the killer's wrist. Dealers as well as anti-administra- of getting only seeds in their prime. the room. He studied the soft little ly will be "Wise" (v. 15) and will clue was lost when two burglars Kai-shek knows that the deeper he a rather amazing dissatisfaction Carrol Creek and pack for an early least with males from a reliable Mice Avoid Camphor.—Pieces ! Killing Earth Worms.—To ex- tionists, to scramble around. There Breck felt a rise of excitement head. Why had she left that fel- "be filled with the Spirit" (v. 18). He is the one man the President SECRETARY MORGENTHAU were shot five months later on Long can draw Japan into his bailiwick, with continuation of government Each year Ferry's Seeds most pass start next day." He stepped back, source. of gum camphor placed near terminate earth worms from pot- is more "under cover" maneuvering as he pushed through a door and at low? He wanted to ask, but waited, The inaccurate walker is a "fool" has to obey, an advance man who "It's about time ..." Island. One, Joseph Douglas, gasped the easier will China's resistance be. spending and the creation of added rigid tests for vitality and germina- surveying .Breck's tailored figure. Experts offer these other sugges- books on the shelves will protect ted plants, thrust unburnt sulphur for delegates to the Democratic na- once became a part of the crowd feeling he would learn in time. (v. 15), and one of his follies may interviews police, maitres d'hotel, before he died that his dead part- debt. With this, of course, is cou- tion before being paeketed. Then — "Have you anything to wear?" tions for successful flock manage- them from mice. matchheads, heads down, into the must pay for its huge farm bill) tional convention going on right nov; within the old building. The room be in being "drunk with wine" (v. transportation officials and chefs, ner had helped him steal Charlie pled the general fear of added taxes. for your protection — each packet "I'll buy an outfit." Presently, in t!he slow movement ment: Don't sell out the flock of • • • | earth around the plants. Use from would likely mean a mere shakeup than I have witnessed thus far in was long and wide with raftered of a waltz, she looked up, smiling 18). But there is far more in this even editing menus, and, on occa- Ross. It is quite widespread, this feeling U dated. "All right. Rig yourself up in hens, but cull out instead. Keep Refrigerator Deodorant.—Put a two to six matches, according to of upper bracket taxes to secure NANWNO advance during any of the last sev- Be snre YOUR seed packets are ceiling. A stage that filled one end quizzically. "Well, are the rubes as passage. Spirit-filled people know sion, speeches, if they indicate too Since then hundreds of abandoned that some gloomy years are ahead. mountain clothes and order at least the lairds that are and have been piece of charcoal on one of the the size of the plant. more revenue. en preliminary battles. The faction marked "Packed for Season 1939." showed its original use as the town funny as you thought they'd be? I the will of God and therefore re- much of a tax on the President's children have been identified as While the money flowed as free as a month's supply of grub. The rest heavy layers as indicated by worn shelves of the refrigerator. It acts receptive energies. If the farm bill is any sample of of the Democratic party that may Select them from the convenient theater. hope we haven't disappointed you!" deem the time. They cultivate that Charlie Ross, but this spring a new water, there was no lack of takers. can come up later. Sorry I can't feathers, plump red combs and wat- as an absorbent for all odors and congressional economizing, this be roughly delineated as headed by Ferry's display at yonr dealer's. Breck walked away from the door Little shadows of amusement flit- delightful spiritual exercise of home Washing .—When wash- At 17, he was a deputy sheriff candidate arose in Gustav Blair, 65- A change appears to have taken scout around town with you. Just and stood against the wall, watch- tles, bright and wide-awake eyes, purifies the air. cause will also go unsung until an- HANKOW Vice President Garner, Sen. Pat Popular fiaTorites ted around the corners of her mouth. religion known as hymn singing. • • • ing cretonne or similar material, of Hopkinsville, Ky. As a spe- year-old carpenter at Phoenix, Ariz. place, however, and from all quar- one thing. Don't let that piece of bleached beak and shanks, and a other year. Already having appro- CHUNGKING Harrison of Mississippi, and Sena- ing. He had come with certain pre- Her eyes were bright with laughter, Have you tried that lately? Gather the colors of which may fade in cial agent for the railroads, he Blair claimed his traits and appear- ters one hears expressions, or ques- and new Introdnc- bronze make you feel too important. full, soft, flexible abdomen free Make Shakers Work.—To keep priated record-breaking army funds tor Byrd of Virginia—the old liners conceived ideas as to what he would yet there was something else in the family or friends around the or- soap and water, try using water in touched off his first national ance resembled Charlie Ross. Lin- tions, as to how high the taxes will tlons — flower On the other hand, don't let it slow from hard lumps of fat. the metal tops of salt shakers from under the new defense program, the —appears determined to rid the par- find at a cowboy dance, his knowl- them; a something that perhaps gan or piano. Turn off the ever- which a large bag of bran has headlines by trapping the "CaM- coln C. Miller, whose family reared have to be to pay off even a part of and vegetable you up when the time is proper." Since summer days are long corroding, cover the inside with house coughed up $773,414,214 for ty of radical leadership. The group edge having been gained from mov- had drawn him to her from the first. present radio for a few minutes. been boiled. Give a fijial rinse in fornia Kid," a desperate ma- Blair, testified his (Miller's) father m the debt. varieties — ALL enough for birds to consume enough melted parafTine. While the par- the navy, $17,015,212 more than the which has stood by President Roose- ing picture sets. He was surprised She did not look happy. It made Open the old hymn book and sing. fresh bran water and salt. rauder who had long eluded cap- had told him Blair was a kidnaped SELECTED FOR mash without stimulating them, as affine is cooling the holes may be President asked. Meanwhile a house velt—New Dealers through thick and A third thing that stands out wher- CHAPTER II now. him wonder. Where did she come Don't overlook thankfulness in verse ture. President Theodore Roose- child, that he had guarded the four- YOUR LOCALITY. is the case when a wet mash is opened with a pin. committee investigating WPA heard thin—is overlooking no opportunity ever political leaders talk over the Pretty girls were plentiful. Breck from? Did she belong here? But 20, and then try that golden recipe. velt gave him special assign- year-old child in a cave. fed, it will pay to start cutting down • * • Chicago's Mayor Edward J. Kelly, to keep the Democratic label pinned campaign problems is the matter of • miY-MOISI SOD There is still a spirit of the old had not intended to dance. Now he then he thought certainly she did. III. Unity in tbe Home (Eph. ments which routed him into the After deliberating eight minutes, . w CO., Seed Growen, on the amount given each day unti' New York's Fiorella H. LaGuardia CHINA AND HER CAPITALS upon their faction. unemployment which, of course, in- (frtrvMlfJ Dstrolt and Sea untamed West about Lone Tree, that was not so sure of it. Sun-tanned "Rubes?" he puzzled. "What do 6:1-4). Easy on tbe Curtains.—Before White Huuse secret service de- a Superior court jury at Phoenix de- the practice is stopped entirely. and other municipal chiefs testify Japan it prepared to follow. cludes the question of whether gov- L frwebco. Makers sf even electric lights and gasoline fill- faces slipped past him, cheeks you mean? And why should I be A united family is obviously im- washing net or curtains, steep tail in 1913. In 1935, he be- cided on the basis of this testimony Perry'i Garden Spray that congress must not curtail relief G. O. P. Has ernment would not be serving bet- DATED — teosenical, BOS- ing stations cannot banish. The town flushed, eyes bright, red mouths disappointed?" possible where one member or more overnight in a tub of cold water to Isn't This Why came head of the detail, which that Charlie Ross had been "found." But Generalissimo Chiang did not spending this year lest city folks go Tactical Advantage ter if it omitted attempts to "re- petseaeasi sea- itself is but a green patch set in a turned laughingly up to their part- "Didn't you expect a cowboy gives his time and money and very Farm Topics which has been added half a cup- congress had authorized after At 65, the horny handed carpenter expect what happened next. form" business. It sifts down to ners. ful of ammonia. This draws out You Are Constipated? hungry. Into Chungking (normally 635,000 Within the Republican ranks there desert valley below the Sierra Ne- dance to be screamingly crude? Of life to booze. You know and I know assassination of President Mc- looked to radio and film contracts. some of the basic New Deal poli- One girl in particular drew his Cold frames, hot beds, and sash the dirt without soap and rubbing. population) swarmed 1,500,000 refu- are undoubtedly more of those wait- vada wall. course this is your first experience." that it just does not work. Think What do you eat for breakfast? Kinley. cies and, say what you will, it is a survey. Soon after he entered she houses are used to start early or Next morning rinse the curtains EUROPE: gees, in itself a grave problem. Then ing to see which way the cat will Yet it is not a mountain town "Well, all right," he admitted. of the havoc thus wrought not only Coffee, toast, maybe some eggs? He is six feet tall, gaunt and se- red hot subject. It remains as a fact FERRY'S j danced close by and met his gaze tender crops. and squeeze through warm suds, What do you eat for lunch and ohe day 45 Japanese war planes jump than there are among the alone. The desert, the mines, the "This is my first cowboy dance and in the lives of the parents, but rious, graying now, the better to Peace? that there were 10 or 12 million un- with a pair of strangely arresting • • • • • • dinner? White bread, meat, pota- swarmed over Chungking, dropping Democrats. The Republicans, how- cattle ranches pour their men upon I came out of curiosity." particularly in the lives and char- fade into the crowd. FORECAST employed when Mr. Roosevelt took brown eyes. She did not smile, yet Farm economists are recom- toes? It's little wonder you're con- History may relate that Edward, incendiary bombs and demolitioners, ever, have one distinct advantage; its streets, and life, any time after She looked up. Her eyes were not acters of the children. Waste Tea—Pour left-over tea itipatcd. You probably don't eat office, and there are at least 10 mil- he saw a shadow-like movement mending that farmers pay cash and duke of Windsor, helped avert a Eu- —By Democratic Statistician more than 100 in all. When the they can attack anything and every- dusk, is lived with frontier vigor. brown as they had seemed i!rom a Let Christ reign in the home and into a bottle, add a drop or two of enough "bulk." And "bulk" lion now. Voters are asking, there- JOHN R. STEELMAN, the govern ropean war in 1939 when he spoke Emil Hurja, that on basis of cur- In the general store where Breck cross her lips. He knew she ap- distance. They held a warm tinge, there will be unity. Children will buy in quantity. glycerine, and use for cleaning doesnt mean tho amount you smoke cleared China could count thing the New Deal administration Km • • a eat. It's a kind of food that forma fore, whether and how long such a ^ ment's special mediator in the from Verdun's battlefield "simply as rent standing Vice President Gar- 5,000 casualties, a ruined capital and has done. They do not need to de- ordered his supplies, he questioned praised him thoroughly. He believed almost gold. realize that it is right to obey their windows. situation can continue without a col- she was amused. With other things equal, the larg- • • • a soft "bulky" mass in the intes- Appalachian soft coal dispute, was a soldier of the last war" to ask ner and New York'j» Tom Dewey temporarily blasted morale. Ger- fend anything, which is the handi- the man who waited" on him. "Is "At least you're honest about it,"' godly parents. They will honor and tines and helps a movement. If lapse. Angry Defenders er cows within a breed produce once a "blanket stiff," riding the that national leaders "renew their will win Democratic and Republi- many and Britain found their em- cap that burdens each faction of the Lone Tree usually as alive as this?" As she danced on in her cowboy's she said. "And really I was curious cherish father and mother, and God Brightening Cblnaware. — Dis- this is your trouble, may we sug- RODS WITH TH All of these questions, it is to be Truth often suffers more by the more milk and make more profit gest a crunchy toasted cereal— DI u a CA'U E efforts to bring about a peaceful set- can presidential nominations next bassies destroyed. For all concerned Democrats to a greater or less ex- "Yep, first of June," was the cryp- arms, his eyes followed. She was about you too. Are we as good a will reward them for it (vv. 2, 3; colored china or any other crock- noted, strike very close to every heat of its defenders than from than smaller ones, according to ani- Jfel/ow^H-Bran-for breakfast. Ex-Blanket Stiff hciboeg to get tlement." Windsor's speech gave year, provided President Roose- it seemed best to move the capital- tent. small, with dark curly hair just show as you hoped? Goodness, won't also Exod. 20:12). But what is more, ery ware can be freed of discol- voter in one way or another. It the arguments of its opposers.— tic answer. mal husbandry specialists. All-Bran is a natural food, not a Boils Down Our from Arkansas voice to a whisper already in the velt seeks no third term. Mean- on-wheels again, this time 150 miles Moreover, the Republicans are not above the fellow's shoulder, and had you have a story to tell when you fathers will be wise enough not to oration marks by applying a solu- medicine —but it's particularly likewise comes within the range of William Penn. "What has June to do with it?" • • • Labor Disputes ^ the western wind; within 24 hours the dove could while, a Gallup poll gave Dewey northeast into Chengtu, whose nor- burdened with the will of any one that free-mannered, out-of-door look get back to Los Angeles, or San provoke their children to wrath. tion of salt and vinegar. rich in "bulk." Being so, it can thought that the man who is elected "New here?" he grunted. Mechanical milk coolers are be wheat fields. raise its head without risking de- 54 per cent ef all Republican mal half million population will au- man to which they must give con- as much as any of the men about Francisco or wherever you come Much of the trouble in our homes is « • • help you not only to get regular capitation: next year—man, because no woman "New in Lone Tree, yes." her. Evidently she was accustomed caused by disobedient children, but coming popular on farms but the but to keep regular. You won't There, in the post-war boom days, votes. tomatically double overnight. sideration. That is to say, neither Today's popularity from!" Hot Water Marks.—Should you is yet included in the list—will have "One of Tom Cook's men?" A to wearing a man's shirt, for the dairymen should remember that low have to endure consUpatlon, you he earned $9 a day and invested his Poland. To stop Germany from —By Washington gossip, appoint- Peace-loving Chengtu might well former President Hoover nor Gov. o£ Doan't Pillt, after "But I'm here to stay," Breck sometimes I think even more of it spill hot water on a polished table can avoid It Eat All-Bran dally, a tough time satisfying even a ma- many years of world- wave of his hand indicated the forest temperatures only slow down the savings in a Henderson college A. B., seizing Danzig and part of the Polish ment of Francis B. Sayre, assist- regard this official invasion as a Alf Landon, the nominees in 1932 rounded neck of the dress she had laughed, making this decision sud- is caused by unwise parents. The and it leaves a mark, rub it gen- drink plenty of water, and life jority of the people. Just as a rail wide me, mrely most service badge. growth of bacteria and do not re- a Vanderbilt M. A. and a University corridor, Poland needs Russian help. ant secretary of state, as Philip- death sentence. General Chiang and 1936, respectively, will or can be accepted as eridsn e« on now showed a narrow, sun- denly. "As for the dance, it is about children need nurture and admoni- tly with spirits of camphor and will be brighter for you! Made by fence guess, or maybe it is a hunch move them. Strict cleanliness in Kellogg'a in Battle Creek. of North Carolina Ph. D. Heading Britain's effort to line up the Soviet pine high commissioner to suc- probably hopes an off-the-river cap- have as much voice in selection of i of talis factory ose. "You're right," Breck replied burned V over the whiteness of her what I expected; except for one tion, but that can be done in kind- finish off with a gentle rubbing of —anyway, I believe the next Presi- And faTorable pnbllo handling milk should complement the government conciliation service, were blocked by (1) Prime Minister ceed Paul V. McNutt, Democratic ital may break his bad luck jinx, the next candidate as Mr. Roosevelt I opinion supports that brusquely, nettled by this cross-ex- throat. thing." ness and with constructive results furniture polish. dent will be good for only one term. cooling. he smoothed out 4,231 labor dis- Chamberlain's wariness, and (2) presidential aspirant. but Tokyo thinks otherwise. Despite ordinarily would have in making of the able phyildans amination. Not exactly pretty, Breck decided, "What?" if we seek the Lord's help. Father, He will not be popular after four who test tbe Talne of • • • putes, involving 1,618,409 workers, in Polish hesitancy over letting Rus- British protests that Chungking's the Democratic choice. This condi- "Well," said the man, squinting as in dancing, she again turned to- The tightening of his arm was mother, let me plead with you that —Also by Washington gossip, years. As a further guess, I have Doan's under exacttne The many new materials for slip the 1938 fiscal year. He was an sian troops cross her soil. bombing was purely terroristic and tion springs from the fact that, as laboratory eondiUons. again at his scales, "I guess Cook ward him. Her face in repose looked not altogether voluntary. The girl you permit no interest in business, mid-summer resignation of Rich- an idea that the candidate who will These phyiteians. covers that are on the market this DIZZY DRAMAS Bv Joe Bowers Arkansas farm boy, working the Stopping at Warsaw en route without a definite military objective, President, Mr. Roosevelt retains tit- knows his business." a little tired, though when she had taunted him and he knew it; social life, or even church work to ard C. Patterson, assistant sec- be elected next year will be the too. spprore every word of adveriislns spring offer the enterprising home- Now Playing—"MR. FLATTEN EM" southern logging camps. He is tall home from Turkey, Bulgaria and Nippon's warriors announced their ular leadership of his party. Messrs you read, the objective of which b only to Breck waited for more. That was smiled at something her partner he was a little angered, yet he had come between you and your fellow- retary of commerce, to enter ei- man who paints the greatest picture recommend Doan't Pills as a good dluretio maker an opportunity to deck her and dark, and friendly and easy- Rumania, Russia's Vladimar P. Po- death planes were prepared to fol- Hoover and Landon, having taken a all., His cheeks felt hot and his whispered, the expression vanished the sudden desire to hug her. ship with your children. That is your 5EE. A ther utility field or motion pic- of gloom about the situation. treatment for functional kidney disorder furniture out in new finery at a AND A CUTE" going in manner. temkin, first assistant foreign com- low China's capital wherever it may and for relief of the pain and worry it jaw tightened. What the devil did in a swift parting of her lips and Though his arm drew her to him biggest job and your greatest op- ture industry. licking in turn, need not be accepted (Released by Western Newspaper Union.) comparatively low cost. TALL BLONOE Belcuscd by Consolidated News Fcaturci. missar, had a two-hour conference causes. the fellow mean? He turned angrily an upward tilt of her head. At only the slightest bit, the result was portunity. RED HEAD WNU Service. roam. If more people were aware of how tha • • • from the grocery counter and found that moment Breck's decision not volcanic. kidneys must constanUr remove waste A crop rotation of alfalfa, corn, —T that cannot itay in the blood without in- himself scowling into a long miiror to dance left him and he only wait- She halted in the middle of a Good Advice Motors Big Buyer jury to health, there would be better un- and wheat leaves the soil in the Democracies* Naval Tonnage Tops That of Dictators of the men's furnishing departm t. ed until he could meet this girl. dance step, flung down his hand and The young man who wants to The automobile industry is the CAA Speeds Projects clauses calling for the installation of Traveling Post Office derstanding of why the whole body snlfera same condition as it was at the WASHINGTON. - The combined 1,164,629 tons, the records showed. when kidneys lag, and diureUc modlca- What he saw gave h'n. E quetr He leaned against tbe wall with faced him with eyes flashing. "Don't marry happily should find a good largest purchaser in the United beacon lights and emergency land- WASHINGTON.—The post offlce tion would be more often employed. beginning of the four years. There To Better U. S. Aviation naval strength of the United States, The apparent large ratio of differ- shock. the stream of people flowing by. you try that on me, you city man!" mother and marry one of her States of 12 commodities. It buys ing fields. department's first "philatelic Burning, scanty or too frequent urina- will be no gain or loss in soil produc- Great Britain and France is almost ence between the democratic and to- tion may be warning of disturbed kidney There was a punch bowl on a stand daughters. 80 per cent of the rubber, 73 per WASHINGTON.—Completion, as The authority/ is making plans truck," carrying an ejdiibit of Among racks of coarse, service- Until that instant Breck had not tivity through the production of four times greater today than that talitarian powers, however, would function. Yon may suffer nagging back- at the end of the room opposite the cent of the plate glass, 60 per cent of May 1, of 1,500 miles of new air- also for a large-scale experiment stamps and stamp-making machin- ache, persistent heedacbe, attacks of dls- able r'nthing his tailored figure was thought anyone on the floor was pay- these crops. ways at a cost of $2,000,000 has with ultra-high-frequency radio ery, was put in service at the White of Italy and Germany. be whittled down heavily if Japan, riness, getting up nights, swelling, pnfl- ludicrous 1.1 contrast. His low shoes stage. Here girls stopped often, but ing attention to himself and the girl. Two Works # t • of the alloy steel, and 31 pe. cent ness under tha eyes—feel weak, nervoos, I DRIVE A been reported by the Civil Aero- House recently when Postmaster The statistics, which were com- which announced the intention to were like proer against the cow- he noticed that the men shunned it, Now all at once he was confronted There are two works—the Lord's, of the lead. ranges along the New York-Chicago all played out. Serving freshly squeezed orange nautics authority. This is in addition piled at the navy department, re- build to sea parity with the United Use Doan't Pillt. It is better to rdy on hide boots put out in rows upon a and went alone through a smaller by a dozen sullen faces. The music which is a work of grace; the dev- IN YOUR STEAM- airway. General Farley delivered a sheet of juice as a refreshing afternoon bev- to the completion on April 1 of souvenir stamps to President Roose- vealed that the democracies have States and Great Britain, is included a medicine that has won world-wide ac- table top. Then he looked at his doorway. The room was soon heavy went on; dancing in other parts of il's, which is a work of disgrace. Speed Limit for Bombay In a report to Clinton M. Hester, claim than on something less favorably erage saves the bother of squeez- PATH AT i ROLLER. 1,082 ships with a total of 4,361,148 in the Italy-Germany lineup. known. Ask your ntighbcrl face, white and soft beneath the with dust and cigarette smoke and the room continued. But in this During the imposing of speed lim- $5,000,000 in modernization, started who is in charge of the Airways velt. After remaining on exhibition ing the oranges in the morning, and THE S^E/ about one year ago. here for several days, the truck tons built, building or appropriated Japan has kept secret all news of brim of his Panama hat. He dis- the thick odor of whiskey—not good corner men left their girls and First Language of tbe World its in Bombay, it was emphasized division of the authority, Charles I. prevents the loss of vitamin C which TIME Ki The authority plans to let con- went to New York and later to Bos- for as of March 1. Italy and the naval operations since 1936. when liked his own reflection and walked whiskey either. crowded up in a close ring. Chinese, spoken by 475,000,000 that Bombay city is on an island Stanton, director of the Bureau of occurs when oranges are squeezed tracts for 2,000 more miles of ton. From Boston the truck will go Nazis have 494 ships with a total it bolted the 5—5—3 ratio. back to the grocer feeling more From the clamor of voices an oc- "What is it, Louy?" someone people, is the first language of the and has oniy one road connection Federal Airways, stated that the the night before. airways, the contracts to include system covered 25,000 miles. on a nation-wide tour. DOANS PILLS friendly. "I see what you mean," casional distinct sentence drifted asked. world. with the rest of India. he laughed. across to him. "Hi there, cowboy. (TO BE CONTINUED)

-u i i--w?-'vn.wiMpisj PAGE TEN THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH.

Wilbur Beadle, 47 years old and a ANNUAL BOY SCOUT DRIVE WASHINGTON SCHOOL CLOSES resident of Buchanan, died May 15, Civic Association is Berrien County Weddings Berrien County Deaths WILL OPEN ON MAY 22d SOUTH COVERT NEWS WITH PICNIC ON FRIDAY 1939, at Pawallng hospital In Nlles after a week's Illness with pneu- monia. He Is survived by his widow, Interested in Operation Miss Jane Wilcox, daughter of Mr. IN AND AROUND THE ELMS MRS. RUBY DOOLITTLE DIES four sons, two brothers and three Finance Committee Has Fixed Bud- and Mrs. George W. Wilcox of Ben- Seven Pupils Were Given Diplomas sisters. Funeral services were held (Mrs. O. H. Kelly. Correspondent) ton Harbor, and John Darl Court- AT KALAMAZOO HOSPITAL (m Wednesday; Interment In Oak of Coloma Cannery get for Fiscal Year at $13,872—H. At Class Day Exercises on Wed- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Crawford enter- right of Peoria, 111., were united In Ridge cemetery. C. Warrlner is Chairman of Drive tained the latter's brother, George wedlock on May 13,1939, at the Holy nesday Cole and his wife, of Benton Harbor, Grail chapel in the University church Had Been In DI Health Two Years. Large Number of Members Attended in Coloma. and her sister, Mrs. Frank Clap- Disciples of Christ In Chicago, Dr. Washington school closes Friday saddle, and her husband, of River- George Garrison officiating. with a picnic at the school. Com- Funeral Monday Afternoon. Meeting on Monday and Heard Jas. In the Divorce Courts The Boy Scout finance committee, side, Sunday evening. Mrs. Clap- petitive sports and games are sched- Mrs. Ruby Doollttle, 49, of North headed by Fred Upton of St. Joseph, saddle recently returned from Flor- uled to follow the cooperative dinner Thar Explain What Steps Have announces that the annual drive for Watervllet, died Friday, May 12, at ida. Miss Mary Cunningham, who has at noon. funds for the council will take place a Kalamazoo hospital, where she had Been Taken to Re-open the Fac- J. D, Bailey, who Is working the been employed In the circulation de- Class Day exercises were held A few days less than a year after during the next two weeks, through- been a patient for two years. She Thomas Glllard farm, is staying at partment of the Herald-Press at St. Wednesday evening when a class of her marriage, Mrs. Florence Edna out Berrien and Cass counties. Pre- was the wife of Coda D. Doollttle, tory the home of the latter's daughter, Joseph, and Eugene H. Agnew, who seven received their 8th grade diplo- Johnson Wheeler of Benton Harbor liminary work has been completed Watervllet mall carrier, and had liv- Mrs. Carl Westcott, and her husband. Is associated with the Simplicity Pat- mas. Graduates Include Isabel War- this week filed suit for divorce from At the meeting of the Coloma Civ- In practically every town and hamlet ed most of her life In the vicinity There was a good attendance at tern Co., at Niles, were united In man, Mary Holly, Adeline Hlngst, Thomas Corcoian Wheeler, charging ic Association at the Hub Restaurant In the two counties and the major north of Watervllet. She was a the Mother's Day services at the marriage by Rev. Baxter W. Nesblt Donald Hazen, Lyman Kelgley, Ed- cruelty. They were married In on Monday there was an unusually portions of the drive will get under daughter of John and Jane Derby Congregational church on Sunday. In the River Park Methodist church ward Keppll and Richard Kletch- South Bend in May last year and large attendance and much Interest way on May 22d, although some com- and was born December 20, 1889, In Including some from Coloma. The In South Bend, Ind., on May 13, 1939. man. parted In March this year. was shown by the members. The munities have already started some Covert township. She taught In the largest family in attendance was that The couple will reside in St. Joseph. The school auditorium and stage Mrs. Hilda Anderson Walte of chief topic of discussion at the meet- of their work. Stlckney school for a time, was prom- of Mr. and -Mrs. Wm. Kenney. have been beautifully decorated for Nlles has filed suit for divorce from ing was the re-opening of the can- The finance committee of the coun- inent In P.T.A. actlylUw and an Mrs. Gladys Schmidt and Ernie the closing events of school. The P. T. Alfred A. Waite, charging cruelty. ning factory In Coloma, which was cil feels that, with Its large member- Miss Mildred Hollls Bowers, active worker In the Methodist They were married In Jollet, Ills., In Beach of Detroit and Mrs. Addie C. presented graduates and teachers Idle last year and will probably re- ship and many activities, the budget daughter of Charles Bowers of Sodus, with corsages and buttonleres and church as long as health would per- 1913, and have three children. main Idle t.ils year unless steps are Randall of Grand Rapids were guests Is most reasonable. The items cov- at the home of Mrs. Jane Derby on and Leland Leroy Hill, son of Mr. each graduate with a class pin. A mit. . . taken immediately to get the farm- ered In the set-up Include $8,562.00 Besides the husband she Is sur- Saturday to express their sympathy and Mrs. William Hill of St. Joseph, surprise program was given by the ers interested in the re-openlng of for general administration. This ad- vived by seven children—Clement, tu their aunt, Mrs. Derby, in her sad were united in marriage at the Con- graduates. the plant. ministration Includes the cost of the of Benton Harbor; Walter, of Detroit; bereavement. Mrs. Beach and her gregational church in Benton Harbor Mrs. Irma O'Leary and Mrs. Grace finance campaign, supplies for the Arland. a student at Western State Notes of the Courts James Thar, who has been vitally daughter, Ernie, remained for the on May 13, 1939, Rev. Howard A. Edlnborough, who have taught in 95 troops and for the office, local Teachers College; Lois, Ila, Leta and Interested In the operation of the funeral on Monday. Others whift Blanning officiating. A reception the school for several years, will re- troop bulletins and printed matter, Darl, at home. Also her mother, plant this season, both as a benefit visited at the Derby home were Leon- was tendered in the parlors of the turn in September. Mrs. O'Leary ex- the salaries of four persons and the three brothers, David, Walter and to the fruit growers and to the resi- ard Duffing of Lansing, Mrs. Frelda church. Mrs. Hill has been head pects to leave next Tuesday for Cal- Kenneth Clayton, a Hammond, rent, light, telephone nd janitor ser- Wlnfleld Derby, of Covert, and two dents of the community, was a guest Eltzroth, Mrs. Derby's brother, My- floor nurse at Mercy hospital and her ifornia where she will spend several Ind., truck driver, pleaded guilty to vice for the council headquarters. In sisters, Mrs. Blanche Grant, of Cov- speaker at the meeting and explained ron Beach, and daughter, LaVeme, husband is acting city assessor in St. weeks with her sisters. a charge of negligent homicide in the the field service $3,815.00 has been ert. and Mrs. Frieda Eltzroth, of In detail what efforts he and mem- and Mrs. Dwight Gates of Mesick, Joseph. Berrien circuit court on Monday. allotted and this will cover the bers of the Farm Bureau have put Mich. They all came to attend the Lansing. Clayton was the driver of a truck training schools, the special activi- The body was removed to the Part- forth to put the plant in operation this funeral of their niece and cousin, EXAMINATION OF CHILDREN which collided with a farm wagon ties of the council which include the ridge funeral home In Watervllet year by the farmers themselves. He Mrs. Ruby Derby Doollttle. Announcement has been made of near Avery's corners on April 20th. field days, rallies, etc., the furnish- WILL START THIS WEEK where Christian Science services explained the proposition that has Mr. and Mrs. August Lautenbach the marriage of Miss Lillian Dether- As a result of the crash, William Cox ing of all supplies for the courts of were held at 2 o'clock Monday after- been placed before the fruit growers have gone to Chicago for an indefin- ner, daughter of Mrs. Anna Herth- of New Troy, and Ralph Klute of honor and the many other awards noon. Mrs. Phil LeMonte was read- of Berrien and Van Buren counties, ite stay on business and to see their lein of Benton Harbor, and Hugo Three Oaks, died from Injuries and which are given throughout the year. er; Mrs. Winifred Budd sang. Bur- and how It had been pointed out to new grandson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Renner, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Summer Round-up Project Sponsored a team of horses were killed. This section of the budget has been ial was In the Watervllet cemetery. them how It would be to their ad- James Purpura. Renner of the same city, which was Richard (Doc) Wentland, a for- materially Increased this year due to By P. T. A. Includes Physical and vantage to operate the plant them- Mr. and Mrs. Tony Coble of Keeler solemnized at South Bend, Ind., on mer Berrien county motorcycle cop, the fact that many more boys are selves, under the direction of a com- spent Sunday afternoon at the home May 13, 1939. For the present they pleaded guilty in the circuit court now a part of the council. The bud- Teeth Examination petent board of directors chosen'from of their uncle, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. will reside with the bride's mother. Following a week's Illness, Ferdin- on Monday to a charge of carrying get also Includes $1030 for Camp among the growers who would seek Kelly. Physical 'examination for pre- and Falrback of Buchanan township concealed weapons. Madron—maintenance and upkeep an outlet for much of their fruit Mr. and Mrs. Alois Rogel and school children, being sponsored by died May 12, 1939, at the Berrien and the Insurance covering the build- through the operation of the cannery daughter, Jean Rose, of Watervliet, Miss Lucille Agnes Pagel, daugh- P. T. A. in the "Summer Round-up" county hospital, at the age of 62 ing and its equipment take care of at Coloma. Mr. Thar explained how spent Sunday at the home of their ter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pagel of project, begins this week. The com- years. He Is survived by four sons SUMMER BRINGS this item. Camp Madron has been numerous meetings of fruit growers grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Benton Harbor, and Otto Radles of mittee which Includes Mrs. Ann Mill- and two daughters. Funeral services throughout Berrien and Van Buren recognized for several years as the St. Joseph, were united in wedlock MILDEW PROBLEM Kelly. Their brother, Gordon Rider, er. Mrs. Cecil Potts and Mrs. H. E. were held at the farm home on Sun- counties have been called to interest leading camp in the country and the on April 12, 1939, at the home of the Lyon, began their home visitation on day: Interment In the Ruggles ceme- amount necessary to keep it in this accompanied them home for a few the growers in having their own can- days. They enjoyed an outing at bride's parents. Rev. E. A. Irion, pas- Wednesday and the examination date present fine standing is very reason- tery. ning plant, and what reaction there Lake Michigan during the day and tor of ZIon Evangelical church, St. is set for Friday afternoon at 3:00. able compared to the investment. Watch for mildew during warm, had been to the project. There has report a fine time. Joseph, officiating. A reception fol- Doctor Tonnelier will begin the ex- The camp at the present time Is muggy spells in summertime, when been some dissatisfaction as to how Mrs. Ruby Doolittle's children all lowed the wedding ceremony and amination of children's teeth and Mrs. Eva Elizabeth Garllnger, 75 worth about $40,000. In the capital the relative humidity Is above 60, the plant was operated during the visited their grandmother, Mrs. Jane was attended by about 75 relatives as soon as this examination is com- years of age, died May 12, 1939, at warn those who know. Mildew may season of 1937 and It has been a prob- expense the budget calls for $290,, and friends of the couple. Following her home on Washington avenue. Derby, last Thursday evening and pleted they will be taken to Doctor appear In a few hours on clothing in lem as to how to overcome the ill- which will include some extra equip- r wedding trip to Wisconsin, the She had lived all her life In the Friday. They included one son from M. J. Kotler's office for a physical closets, on shower curtains and other feeling that prevails among the ment for the area office and for ex- couple will reside In St. Joseph. check-up. Mrs. E. Dewey will assist community In which she passed pansion at the camp for housing Detroit, one from Kalamazoo, a son household textiles, or on floors, fur- growers who marketed their fruit from Benton Harbor, and the two In making the eye tests. Mrs. Kendal away. Besides her husband. W. E. boys. A miscellaneous Item of $175 niture, leather bags or shoes when when the plant was operated by the daughters and youngest son at home. Wilcox will aid In transportation. Garllnger, she Is survived by the poor ventilation prevails. Michigan Farm Bureau. takes care of the Incidentals for op- Miss Marlon Dorothy, Hettler, following children—Mrs. Stewart At- The frost did not do much damage daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Het- The names of 15 children have been If fabrics must be stored, put them Notwithstanding the objections eration and fo.- capital service. given to the committee as entering wood, Mrs. George Longfellow and in this vicinity last Thursday night. tler of the Lako Shore Drive, St. Jo- in a dry place. Articles In trunks In that have been raised by the growers It Is pointed out by the finance Miss Margaret Garllnger of St. Jo- Mrs. Walter Derby has gone to the seph, who was "Miss Stevensvllle' school In September but if any have the cellar often mildew because the who have been dlssatlrfled with the committee that the average cost per not been contacted, parents are urged seph; Mrs. Roy Scott of Milwaukee, home of her mother, Mrs. Ida Long, In the Blossom Week activities of cellar is commonly damp or poorly boy throughout the council for 1938 to call some member of the commit- Wis.; and Walter E. Garllnger of operation of the plant in the past, at Paw Paw Lake, for an indefinite 1935, and Richard D. Allen, grandson ventilated. there are a large number of growers was $4.58. During the past ten years tee or bring their child on Friday, Chicago; and by three sisters—Mrs. stay. of Mrs. M. L. Jones of Benton Harbor, Mildew Is a fungus growth, ex- the cost per boy was dropped to this first to the office of Dr. Tonnelier, Frank Foster of Nlles, Mrs. Caroline in both Berrien and Van Buren were united in wedlock at the First plains home economics specialists of figure from $14.60 per boy. It Is also then to Dr. Kotler's office. There is Spear of Derby, and Mrs. Viola Spen- counties who would like to see the Congregational church manse in Ben- Michigan State College. Character- pointed out, that although the mem- no expense to the parent for this cer, who resided at home. Funeral plant put in operation this year, to ton Harbor on May 10, 1939 by Rev. istic mildew spots are gray, green, be managed by the farmers them- bership In ten years has jumped from service as the P. T. A. is assuming services were held on Monday; in- yellow, or black. They may vary in 587 boys to 2317, the budget has only Howard Blanning. terment In the Rlvervlew cemetery, selves. In Van Buren county, he the financial obligation. The move- size from a pin point to a cent. Once stated, the growers have signed up a been increased about $3,000 in that ment is in keeping with the child St. Joseph. length of time. The budget for 1939 in the of a fabric, mildew large amount of fruit that would be Miss Mildred Marsh, daughter of health program of helping children fiscal year is $2,000 hgiher than 1938, stains are almost impossible to re- put through the plant in case it is Mrs. Tillie Marsh of near Buchanan, be physically fit as they enter school. , but this Is the first change in the Moses Pink, for many years a junk move. Cotton is more susceptible operated this year, while in Berrien and Russell Strause, son of Mrs. Stel- than woolen goods. budget in thr^e years. dealer in Benton Harbor, died sud- county the growers have been rather la Krause of Three Oaks, were united The finance committee reports that denly May 9, 1939. Funeral services On leather bags or shoes, a growth reluctant about signing up contracts. in wedlock by Elder J. W. McKnight some of the accomplishments In 1938 HOME COMING PLANNED BT were held on May 10th. The deceased of mildew can be brushed off if of the Latter Day Saints church of The Coloma Civic Association is were most striking. A few of them Is survived by his widow, one son found promptly, and the article can Galien on May 14, 1939, at the home BOYER SCHOOL DISTRICT very desirous of having the plant are as follows: 4,500 hours of civic and one daughter. Interment was be washed. Cloth bindings of .books of the bride's mother. They will re- put In operation this year. If possible, service were given by the boys to the In the Children of Israel cemetery. contain 50 per cent or more of starch side in Galien. and gum and are a favorable place and the members pledged themselves communities in which they live and for mildew fungi to flourish. A coat to do everything in their power to for which they received no pay: 500 Invitations Have Been Issued to enlist the interest of local fruit grow- hundreds of toys collected, repaired, Mrs. Bertha Loretta Teft, 89 years of clear lacquer on the covers and Former Students and Teachers old. died May 11 1939, at her home back will protect book covers from ers in the proposition as presented by distributed at Christmas time. As- Mr. Thar. The idea is for the grow- LAWTON OBTAINS NEW in Benton Harbor, where she had re- mildew and also from roaches and sisted at 19 conventions and large NOW TO BUSINESS June 18th has been set as the date ers to lease the plant for a year or sided for 25 years. She Is survived bugs. gatherings; assisted with fire preven- INDUSTRY; MORE PROSPECTS for a Homecoming event planned in so and operate the same, with the by a brother and by four nieces. Fu- tion and check-up and tuberculosis During the hearing of a case in the Boyer school district. Five hun- view of ultimately purchasing the literature, welfare work and clean-up neral services were held Saturday af- an American court cousel confront- dred invitations are being sent to factory from the Michigan Farm week; 190 men In Scout council ternoon; interment was In the New SECRETARY OF STATE ed each other for the flrst time. Kite Manufacturing Firm to Move to former residents, teachers and grad- Bureau. training-school; 3,800 troop meetings Troy cemetery. "You dirty, double-crossing four- uates of the school. A basket lunch IS BUSY PERSON The Coloma canning factory is end 7,000 patrol meetings during the Village from Chicago. fiusher," snarled one. "I'll show Is planned for 2:00 o'clock with var- ideally located for the business for year; 1,700 day and overnight hikes; ious sports scheduled for late after- you up for the crooked ape you Robert Dale Synod, 22-year-old son which It was constructed. The a first aid tournament; Camp-o-ral, Acquisition cf one new industry noon. Early history of the district are." of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Synod of Three building Itself is Ideal for a canning area fally; 801 Scouts in council and prospects of several more was and pictures are being collected as Oaks, died May 11, 1939, at the home Harry F. Kelly, secretary of state, factory; the equipment is reported to camp, 5,600 visitors, 1,170 on week- "Oh, yeah!" returned the other. reported Saturday by the Lawton is an active member or an ex-officio an interesting feature of entertain- of his parents, following a three be in good condition and the plant end camps; 1,790 merit badges com- "You needn't take that line with Chamber of Commerce. ment. months' Illness. Besides his parents, member of a dozen state boards and could be put in operation without a pleted, 473 first class, 378 second me, you ham-faced liar." The new concern is the Budd commissions. Some of these include: The Boyer district is one of the he Is survived by his widow, a son, great deal of expense. Aside from class, 88 Courts of Honor; 37 Scouts At this point the Judge Inter- Products Company, of Chicago,, oldest in the township, school having two sisters, and his grandparents. State Administrative Board, Board of furnishing a direct market for much became Eagle Scouts, 67 Life Scouts, vened. manufacturers of several products, Auditors, Board of Tax Administra- been held there during the early *40 s, Funeral services were held on Sun- of the fruit grown in this community, 142" Star Scouts, 43 troops in Coun- "Now that learned counsel have including a kite that is sold through tion, Liquor Control Commission, although the permanent organization day; interment in the Riverside cem- and there Is a prospect of a bumper cil Camporee; Sea Scout sailing identified each other, the case will chain stores throughout the United Board of State Canvassers, Board of was not made until 1859. It seems a etery. crop of all kinds of fruit this year, races; 714 adults and 100 Scouts at States. R. W. Barggren, president Escheats, Board of Fund Commis- proceed," he announced.—Tit-Bits fitting time to hold the homecoming the operation of the plant In Coloma the annual council meeting; 1,020 and manager of the company moved sioners, Bureau of Labor and In- Magazine. this spring as there is some talk of would afford employment to a large Scouts took part in the Blossom Week to Lawton Monday. Clarence F. Spaulding, 66 years old dustrial Statistics, Michigan High- closing the Boyer school and bring- number of people who would other- festivities; 2,400-mile tnp through The Chamber of Commerce has and a lifelong resident of Buchanan, way Reciprocity Board and others. All SmUes ing their pupils into the Coloma wise be without work during the the east for Eagle Scouts. arranged to lease or purchase the died May 11,1939, following a week's His office Is charged with the re- A pessimist was holding forth on school next year. canning season. Mr. Upton stated that he feels that old Hungerford Smith Grape Juice illness with heart trouble. He is sur- sponsibility of compilation, publica- the shorteomlngs of the rising gen- Mrs. D. Stoffle and Mrs. Wm. Geik At the present time it is impossible the committee is asking a very rea- plant from the Welch Grape Juice have been instrumental in making the vived by his widow, a daughter, two tion and distribution of the laws, eration. to state whether or not the plant can sonable amount of money for opera- Company, the present owners, at a plans for the event and are grateful sisters and four grandchildren. Fu- documents and reports of the various "Where today," he demanded, be placed in operation this year, but tion in comparison to the services figure which has interested several for the assistance of Mrs. Charles neral services were held on Sunday departments and institutions, issues and the things accomplished by the "can you flnd the youngster who will manufacturers including furniture, and the remains were taken to Chi- patents, commissions, warrants and the steps have been taken which will Dukesherer and Mrs. A. P. Guy in lead to the re-opening of the plant organization. The men in charge of go on smiling when everything is caskets and paper boxes. helping find addresses and preparing cago for cremation. requisitions for extraditions, etc. the financial set-up in this vicinity going wrong?" Housing facilities are in demand It is indeed a dull day when the by the growers by at least an oth or the history. are: H. C. W8-*1ner, Coloma, and Te which a friend replied with and some have been required to rent secretary of state does not have from year, and the growers have the as- The last meeting of the P. T. A. for Miss Eva Watterson, well-known surance that the people of Coloma Robert Gunn, mverside. a rueful grin: "On the links this cottages at nearby lakes, it is said, this season will be held at the school one to five state board meetings on nntil more homes can be built with- early day resident of St. Joseph, died are anxious to have them secure the afternoon, carrying my clubs." this Thursdy afternoon. his schedule to attend. "It is all in in the village. May 13, 1939, at her home after an the day's work," is Mr. Kelly's com- canning factory and make it one of illness of several weeks, at the age of ment. the leading industries of the village, Sllglil Mistake Wrong Name and Nation 84 years. She Is survived by a as it was a few years ago. Origin of Can First Burglar—I must be need- Catherine the Great, most famous brother, William; and by several cou- The question of the advertising Oi" ing glasses. 'Anecdote' From Greek Words sins and nieces. Funeral services were Branch Postoffice at Missionary Empress of Russia, was not a Rus- Paw Paw Lake was also brought up Be Traced to Year 1527 Second Burglar—Why? "Anecdote" comes from two held Tuesday afternoon; interment in College sian nor was her real name Cather- at the meeting and the matter of se- Little Is known of the Invention of First Burglar—Because when 1 Greek words meaning "not pub- the St. Joseph City cemetery. curing booklets for this season and lished" and originally designated ine. She was born at Stettin, Ger- Permission has been granted by the knitting. In "The Story of Hosiery," was twirling the knob of a safe an that of placing newspaper advertising something told in confidence. many, and her name was Sophia. U. S. Postal Department to open a I ublished by the May Hosiery Mills, orchestra started to play.—Ameri- Following a brief illness, Abraham was left up to the advertising com- branch postoffice at Emmanuel Mis- mittee. Lie., It Is said the art of hand- can Girl. Portney died May 14, 1939, at his sionary College, which will operate knitting, which developed slowly, home near Benton Harbor at the age The next meeting of the Civic As- as a sub-station of the Berrien must have been perfected about the BAD ENOUGH of 65 years. He is survived by his sociation will be held at the new Springs postoffice. The new postof- Delmar Cafe on Monday, May 29th. time of Columbus, somewhere in widow and two daughters. The re- fice will be known as the Berrien western Europe, relates a writer mains were taken to Chicago for Springs Rural station and will be op- in the Philadelphia Inquirer. Men funeral services and interment. ened June 1. and women In England and Scotland were seriously engaged In It and In p0TL s S LLS ONE OF HIS HABITS Mrs. Anna Seiber Krieger, widow France a stocking-knitters' guild Cause Enough s ! , ,m of the late Fred Kreiger, who came was formed In August, 1527. The to Bainbrldge township from Hun- "You say you pay only a very patron saint of the guild was St. |N A Hf" gary when she was three years old, low rent for this beautiful apart- Fiacre, a Scotchman of a thousand died May 14, 1939, at Mercy hospital ment?" years earlier. The choice of this in Benton Harbor at the age of 72 "Yes, but I'm going to move." patron lends weight to the tradition Simply Brush On—Sponga Offl years. She is survived by five "Good gracious, what has come > that knitting was Invented In Scot- daughters and a son. Funeral ser- over you?" land. Henry VIII (1491-1547) is said vices were held Tuesday afternoon; "An opera singer." to have been the flrst English sov- interment in Crystal Springs ceme- ereign to wear knitted silk stockings tery. Safe Distance In preference to cloth stockings. Frankie—Dad, what do you call a The first was in- Arvil Taylor, 82 years old, died man who drives a car? vented in 1859 by William Lee, of Dad—It all depends on how close May 13, 1939, at his home in Benton "Did the burglars upset your England, a Protestant clergyman. he comes to me, my boy.—Path- Harbor. He is survived by two sons. house much?". Queen Elizabeth refused him a pat- Funeral services were held on Mon- finder Magazine. A tough fellow whose name was "Terribly. When I entered and ent, saying it would deprive thou- Eugene, day; interment in the cemetery in sands of hand knitters of their live- •aw everything upside down my first Tried hard for his college track Royalton township. Safety First lihood. Lee Invented a machine In thought was that Tom had come team. Diplo—You mean to say there is 1598 which would knit silk, and LEAN painted walla /«•#—Pitts- home unexpectedly and changed his The coach answered no, burgh streakless Paint Cleaner • way to keep from hitting your would not affect the hand knitting C Following a three weeks' illness clothes." You're so awfully slow, makes the easiest, safest kind of solu- with pneumonia, Mrs. John Barnett thumb with a hammer? What is it? Industry, which generally made use That's not true said the chap, "ask tion for this type of work. Just brush died at her home near Berrien Matt—Hold the hammer in both of coarse thread. A patent still re- my queen." on—sponge it off. Original soft, lus- Springs on May 15,1939, at the age of hands. fused him, he went to France where trous beauty is instantly restored to 77 years. She is survived by her Why Laundries Are Named 'Troy' King Henry IV agreed to aid him. interior and exterior painted, varnished husband and four daughters. Funer- Severest Friend The city of Troy, N. Y., the birth- On May 14, 1610, the day the pat- Timed Bight and enameled surfaces I It's economical, too. One pound cleans up to 700 square al services were held on Wednesday; "What do you think would go well place of the collar, cuff and shirt ent was to be granted, the king was "This Is a very small bit of chick- feet! Buy a package to.)ay and get a interment in Rosehill cemetery. with my purple and green golf Industry, was practically the home murdered and Lee was left without en you have given me, waiter," complained the diner. real "kick" out of your home's im- socks?" and for many years was the center support in court. Disappointed, he proved appearance. Charles H. Strawbridge, president "Hip boots."—West Point Pointer. of the steam laundry Interests of died soon afterward and the ma- "Yes, sir," replied the waiter, un- of the Goodman Manufacturing Co., the country; an Interest which has chine was taken back to England by der notice anyhow, "but you will Chicago, and a director of the Su- Ruinons Ring extended to every city or place of his brother James. Without the pro- flnd It win take you a long time to COLOMA HARDWARE CO. perior Steel Casting and Malleable Browning-It was the ring that any Importance In the land. So tection of a patent, machine knit- eat It."—Louisville Courier-Jour- CHARLES C. SMITH Mgr. -COLOMA, MICH. Co. at Benton Harbor, died at his ruined me. general Is the recognition of this ting won approval on its merits and nal. home in Chicago on Monday at the Acquaintance—Boxing ring or bet- fact, that the name, Troy laundry, by 1657 the London Framework age of 67 years. ting ring? is retained by hundreds of laun- Knitters' company-was chartered by Battle After War Ended Browning—Wedding ring. dries in various parts of the Cromwell. The Battle of New Orleans, dur- Mrs. Caroline Enders, for more United States, and Is even seen Despite laws prohibiting their ex- il ing the War of 1812, was fought two PITTSBURGH Night Rate abroad. It was natural that the portation, machines were smuggled than 76 years a resident of St. Joseph, weeks after the treaty of peace was died at her home in that city on May Tourist—-How much are your earliest organized movement to pro- to other countries. CLEAN-UP AIDS signed. In those days of slow com- 16, 1939, at the age of 77 years. She rooms? duce the machines demanded for munication, neither army knew until CLEANERS • WAXES • POLISHES is survived by two ions and three Night Clerk—Prom $6 up to 12. laundering purposes should have daughters, also by two sisters. Tourist—How much for all night? been made In Troy. Everybody's doing it—advertise. weeks later that the war ^ras over.