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OTTAWA FREE TRADER JOURNAL
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1921.
FREE TRADER - JOURNAL
AND OTTAWA FAIR OEALaB
111 West Main Street
PukllalitMl Kvery Afleruoon ElCtpt Sunday,
rill'.K TKALIKK JUUKNAL 1'ltlNTLNU CO. PublUHers
W. H. OUMAN Editor and Onarsl Maaatrer
fl Tl WOOLBEltT Manuring Editor
Momber of the Associated Pre.
EVERETT TRUE
BY CONDO,
Marseilles News
MARY MACARTHUR
Office Phone, Black 176. House Phone, Black 85.
Office over Star Theater.
We ceo, (JNTRL ! This p-Mes
Tna trtir.o time i'v t(zi?o ro cqt
This i.'UwCcr! Qivcs, rMS ix,'4?k 5007
WEDNLSDAY, OCTOUER 26, 1921.
PACE EIGHT
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Pally, oae year ta advance by esrrici
Dally one year In sdvaure., by mall. outside 1. Sail County
Dally, one year in advance, by mall, It. La tialle County
Dally. per week, by carrier
The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to t tit DM for republication
Of ah news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited to tali paper
and also local news published herein -
Entered as sccoad class matter M ir. St.. 192U. at the Pott Office at Otta
wa, Ill under the Act of Oct I, 1917.
WEDNESDAY,
ARE ILLINOIS RESIDENTS INVALIDS?
Ittt effect "i Secretarj Mellon's announcement that, physicians
would btfallowed to prescribe and druggists t sell beer and wine in
practically unlimited quantities was, -t one ( hicago paper puts it,
that, "They (locked t.. lrnj- stores and doctors, and arrangements
were being made t declare an open season on hops.' And here in
Ottawa ilit' announcement was grcated with joy by :i great many
able-bodied people, who would resent being put in the invalid class
under ordinary circumstances. rguments were rife as to whether
or not Attorney General Brundage's decision would have any weight,
his announcement being in substance that, "The (Treasury depart
ment rules, permitting the prescribing oi wine ant beer iy physicians,
will have no effect in Illinois, 1 iving to the search and seizure act,
and the 'bone dry' law passed by the 'a-t general assembly." Under
the latter law the enforcement of the state dry law was placed in ln
hands. "Doctors or pharmacists can lie fined and imprisoned tori
prescribing or selling wine or beer under the law," says Attorney
( ieneral Brundage.
The idea "i some thai Brundage's announcement wi uld have
no weight got an awful i"1t when Levy Mayer, t counsel for lite
"wvi" forces, said in an interview yesterday thai there is no doubt
as t the efticacy of the Illinois statute, w hich, he admitted, could u t
be superseded In this case by any federal regulation. He offered a
ray of hope, however, when he added that there is a serious doubt
ns in the validity of the law wherein it attempt- to arbitrarily forbid
a doctor to prescribe for a patienl
believes will be beneficial to him.
But what was the excitement
the broadest interpretation, only
uf beer ami wine as a medicine -not as a general beverage. U the
. . 1 .1 . .1 1
standing .t the physicians in the community such that they can It
depended upofl to "take down the bars because some fellow thinks
he needs a little beer or wine "for his stomach's sake ?" You will
1 , . it, 1 . .1 1 1
mm mat many repuiauic pnysteiana
power thrust upon them. few physicians have abused their prtvi
lege of prescribing whiskey, but they are generally spotted and their
Btanding in the community has not improved any because of that!
practice. Whatever the outcome,
beer and wine in the hand- of the
consumption will be as greatly increased as many imagine, ni
the use of these beverages limited as Inn; as it has been, do 1
for the inhabitant- pi Illinois t" become a community of CO
invalids. Tins is but another straw t" grasp at by a few wh
they are going to drown if they can be "wet."
REQUIRES A FULL DAY'S WORK.
Postmaster 'ieneral I lavs doesn't propose to allow the Ihimih
uf his department to la.n through neglect of duty by the postmasters
of the country. An order was issued from KIs department la-t
month amending previous regulations w hich required that post-
masters not only snail not absent themselves tur a period exceeding ooerations Sorm ol th? steels eouil
two days without w ritten consent of the post office department, but raent, motor... sugars and merchai
also that those at "offices of the lir-t. Second and third Classes shall '"l""' .,sfua extended theii earl
. r 1 1 'gams, hut foreign oils became neavj
devote a minimum t eight hours daily during the business part of Mexican Petroleum reacted i point
the day to their duties as postmaster." The rule that '"postmasters ,n,! General Asphalt and Houstoi
-ti-ti .:... i . .. , .11. ... e ., .... .'were lower on iindit taking. Trader
siian give ineir personal aticmioii
shall not absent themselves tl
days without written author
has been a regulation lor years, but the added direction that they
shall devote a minimum of eight hours daily to their official duties
is evidently intended to hoiTl them down to their work, just the same
as other employes are held, should any be inclined to shirk or "loaf
on the job." day's work, conscientiously performed, for a full
day's pay, whether by a department head or the most lowly em
ploye, is nothing more than right and works a hardship to no one.
The amendment promulgated by the postmaster general is another
mark to his credit. Office holders, whether federal, state or minic
ipal, have no greater right to receive money for services never per
formed than have anv emnli a
RULInGfe?
Ofl B 10
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M COURT FISH! i
WETS AND DR YS BOTH OISSAT.S- uHhich" in'mHl BS
FIED WITH MELLON DECISION that is whether a legislature has
RELEASING AMBER TO MEDICAL !,'" ?,',' phvsiei a B f'm UAulv
PRESCRIPTIONS. immunorlal custom ind practice In j
pnictibing wha 'cs slwpyi been oon-j
j sidered a proper remedy tor certain.
Obicago, Oct 2':. A tiht in the I Casea-M
courts on the order i secretary Mel- , A""",y ;,'"",1"11 Brundage yeater
, day announced that the stale Btatute
ion allowing the sale of beer on pre should rule and that i. would he en
Oriptiton Which would test tin- Illinois, lorci d He held thai the laws of a
law forbidding Its sale on prescription 1
was indicated today following a state !
ment by Attornev General Brilndagell rAH C n DDICOT 1
that he would strictly enforce the LCAU, o. U.. rnlLol
Slate law.
F. Scott McBride, state superinten
dent of the anti-saloon league of lilt-
nois, suae sen tne order which allows!
the sale of beer again as an opening
marie hy the wets for the eventual re-
turn of Ihnior to he sold generally
"This whole question of prescribing
beer " he said, "and the agitation In
nehall of II by the organized outlaw .
liquor traffic makes ch ar that it is not
an earnest effort to make beer and
hHn k.th u is :'n "I'."'' "'
bring ba K the whole liquor tratlic
Sect on S of lie st:.l h,,v i
, , , , . - mmw, ii
fciia 1 he unlawinl 10 rii rik ,
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4 (Ml
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OCTOUEi!
1981.
any medicine which the ph ician
'
all about anyway r I tie law. with
permits the prescription ami sale
rcscin rauici man uuiciwmc me
with the regulation of the sale ol
physicians, we don't believe tin
ith
10 ine ousmess 01 their omccs, am
the business i if their 1 iffii
II tor a longer period than two
n the post office department,"
11 anv private enterprise.
Biuueiiieiu which voices the general
opinion of several other attorneys who:
gave out statements on the ruling last
federal law prevails,
rule win he aniilied
Whethe
this in
Male - re net "If-flsble to an orde
from the United stales government
IS LURED TO DEATH
ixad. S. i. Oct. 26. Father A. B.
Belknap, parish priest at St. Patrick's
church here was liimH hmn Ma l,,,.,,..
early today and shot to death. He was
called from Ins bed hy a man who
represented he wanted the priest to
answer g M, call. Later people Itv-
Ing on a road west of town heard
three pistol shots An investigation
rosuH,,,! , in fin,,ins FM,1,"r Belknap'a
dead brnly on the road He had been
.1 i.. x- ,
,11 j, fini,, .vu iinuii" is Known
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Today's
WHEAT CONTINUES
ITS UPWARD TREND
Chicago, Oct Wheat showed -in
upward tendency today iih iii. b ilia
counting on general receipts ' grain
,.,,. :it leagl untll ne ,,,;,,
strike problem was lettled. Trade
WM w ' nmrk,eJ In'
lliiem ! (estimates thai winter
wheal acreage would he five per 1 nl
leas than la
t i
advance with
j ear
01
tal attract' d
itinus
Mai
by moderate L'.iin
something of a n
iml anil then
further gains.
Oats started unchan
Wall Street
New York. Oct. 26. T
aarina- the morain" '!h'
opening rate tor caii i
withdrawal of governmi
ey due to ' Oats
funds, evi No, 2 w hiti
on bullish : Xo. :: whin
111 1 i
which made only
"' 8tate"
ml change
d sluggi hi
OPrccxi ice
ie, ...pt; , cars: total I . S. aliipK
1.171. Michigan, Minnesota and
rth l)
,65 fj $i:8S cwt.
Poultry alive, lower; fowls 22c; j
springers 19c; turkeys 28c; roosters
I4e.
Liberty Bonds.
New York, Oct. 26. Liberty bonds,
82.34! 3d.
3, 9M2;
Chicago, Oct. 26 Hog- 19,600;
I,, ,1,1 , laaaa nnmlm llk-n
yesterday's ,'lo.e; 10 lower than yes-
. , ... .
rdays average, 76, pad; quality
loatly good; averagi cosl yesterday I
to.
Cattle, 7.000.
Sheep. 26,000
Invents Powerful Camera,
Here's a Frenchman who will hear
watching. Otherwl he may invent
some method for penetrating to the
inner re esse ol a person's mind j
and then divulge pres.
report is to the effect thai I French
scientist is said t. shown that,
an x-ray appars n rented by him1
can photograph nbieel thttuurh u
., . . .. ' ....
sioi.eivao luuie iuai; , -, eiuv-lire leei
Chicago. Oct. 26. Butter 11
mi '
Markets
1 hicago market report furnished by
G. W. Klrby, manoxer Simons Da
& Co Rooni 3l, N?0,.mj , Uuiidin"
Phone 96.
, . . , Pre'-
lllxb. uow. Close, close.
Wheat
Dec i.W I.
t.l 6
1.11
.Mav .... 1.1 I U I.
1.13
Dee . As as .48
May BMi .63 .oiit M
(!ats
Carh Markets.
No. 3 niixi d 47- AS',
No, 3 mixed .47
Ho. i yi how 1S- .49
N- : yellow .47
Xo. a white 18 - .lM2
No. white .17
New No. :i white 11 - .44
New No. I! yellov. 44 - .44'
New NO. 1 white 42- .43
New Xo. 4 yellow- iVi- .4:;
- .:i7
SOUTH OTTAWA ELEVATOR.
Wheat g
Oats
.24
.3!)
.311
white
yellow
j. 4 white . , , :
:
RUCK R IGEL S ELEVATOR.
1 ' I '
.w I
.25
.39
.39
.38
.38
I 4 while
Ni
WALL ACL GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat
Oats
$ .93
28 it
,26
No.
No.
yellow
.38
C. 0. & P. PASSEGERS
FORCED TO TRANSFER
intcrurban travel south from Otta
wa is Interrupted, but not suspended,
by reason of the Kast Center strete
paving Improvement. Passengers for
Streator are taken by local ears to
Second avenue, from which point they
walk to the internrtwn line, a dis
tance of tivo or three blocks where
the south hound car awaits them,
Passengers from Streator reverse the
fflPtS. ! "i'''"" J00
mis win ennu i-lie, nil 11 c
gor A lenghotUme
in -1 niu 11 tun inn tm
FRUIT TREES BLOOM
IN ILLINOIS' EGYPT
Bprlngfleld, Oct. 26,Fruit trees
"w W m near Cairo, according
11 the u. at her bureau.
Explain Properties of Foed.
Tlie Aineriom Museum of Natural
I1ltorv. hi Yew York bn a eollee-
th.., of wax uodota of 'different kinds
r..,i .... , ...
" l'"" ' " ''l"
if tbejr value in calories ami other
Want Stores Closed Nov. I
The American Legion hi
regular meeting hist nlsht. and
'hi
led
ed officers ai follows:
st Commander William it l di II
, Vice P, ('. Kan lie. kcr
vdiutant- Hoy State:'
Financial Officer Royal Alien
Sergeant at Anns -Harry Scott
About forty were present, and a
mong other business transacted was
the appointment of a committee if
three to take steps for organising an
auxiliary, hoping it will increase in
teres! In the Legion, The drive tor
membership is resulting In bringing
man) eligible into the Legion, ami
locating many who otherwise would
be losl -Wit of.
committee was appointed to ar
range for the observance of armistice
Day as a holiday, with stores closed.
factories as nearly shut dow n as is I
possible, and all possible done to
signalise the importance of the la
Utrr business was concluded, tie
hoys had an oyster stew anil cigars.
Il si ' iiis that the committee on eatl
provided more
stew than the Posi
of, that is, those who
so the ho s looked .1
wa) 01 using the iur-!
it too had that such a j
1 round tor somt
plus, thinking
good supper should he wasted.
Finally some one suggested that the
I night police could lind some way to,
consume the remainder. So they
railed up Central at the telephone of
fice, and told hep to expose the red'
light ami ring the gong tor the night
i police, adding that there was a "bunch
ol stews" at Legion Hall thai Deeded
1 to be attended to, ami for the polk
1 to hurry! I
Chief of police LeRette became
' very much alarmed at this summons
and considered the advisabllty of call
ing for hep. thinking there might be
a riot in the hall: but he harried
dowa. along to investigate, and arrived 1
in the hall all out of breath, demand
ed what was the trouble. He was I
seized by the Legionairos and bustled j
into the il in in k room and
front of a steaming howl
SteW, and told that there
seated In
of oyster j
were the
t( s, and tliev DOPeQ lie COUII
and they hoped he
Justici
The
entire
cigars
to them.
chief immediately arretted the
stew and collected a half doen
as mementos of the event
Thanking the hoys for their hospitali
ty, he returned to duty, wanned by
this unexpected happening, and ('Hid
ing it vastly pleasanter than the ex
pected tussle with "stews" to he ar
rested. Mrs. Loriog Dead
Mrs. Mary I.oring died at
Of her broth1 r in Ottawa. ,Ii
tie
home
Grove.
Mrs
about six o'clock this; morning
Hiring was the sister of the
Ian Ian drove of east Bluff street
late
Girls Plan Hike,
If it keens pleasant, the Camp I'ire
(iirls will hike to the deep waterway,
and have u pleasant time both going
and coming admiring the scenery, and
discussing the wonderful engineering
achievement which is to he the object
of their evening's trip.
Masquerade.
The Main Street tlirls will hold a
masquerade party at the American
Legion Hall Thursday, October 27th.
at 7:30 sharp. Kaeh member please
invite at least one guest and notify
Oolda Miller by Wednesday noon Of
year acceptance. Each person please
bring cup, fork and scissors.
X UTICA X
V!rs Alice Wheeler transacted busi- I
ne88 In Ottawa yesterday.
Mrs. Chas, West and Mrs. Mary ,
We-1 were Ottawa visitors yester
day. I
Mrs Leon Tombs and little girls I
were La Salle shoppers yesterday.'
Mr. and Mrs. Holdeman from Deer
Park moved their household goods
yesterday Into nr. Boyle's property.
They have Just recently bought this
place.
.lames HannOn transacted business
in Ottawa yesterday.
Mrs Rose Hanley land aaugmer
from Waltham were Lt Salle shop
pers yesterday.
Mr. Peter cosgrove leit tor nn
Springs. Ark., yesterday.
Miss Mildred Morrissey was an Ot
tawa visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Cordelia and little Rirl were,
PEOPLE FAIL TO ACT
ON HOUSE NUMBERS
-7
Tie
Mraant order from th" post of-
flce department relative to increasing
the efficiency Of' the service by re
qulring all buildings to which mail is
to he delivered by carriers to be prop-
r.-i- nomhopcul. neems
to
meei won
approval in other lines of business
having occasion to make deliveries cr
; business calls. Some of the taxi
drivers have great difficulty in an
swerlng their calls because of the
hick of. proper numbering of resi
deuces. It is claimed hy them that
there are entire blocks In tho city
where not g house has a number. The
old provincial method of giving di
rections how to locate a place by go
ing so many blocks this way and
then so many in another direction,
and so en. is too much in vogue.
The recommendation that the people
ttpkn nrr. no! nronerlv eaninned with
s mall-receiving receptacle and with
1 the house number in view seems not
to have taken a very rlrm hold on
j the people. It is reported by those
I interested that there has been no
j Improvement made in the situation.
Marriage Licenses.
Patrick J, Dawson, Ogkshy. 2.".
Theresa S Harrington, La Salle, 22.
.lames J. Boyle . Ottawa. legal.
Loretta Lock oed Ottawa, legal,
Move To Iowa.
William BSsburv has shinned
IS
'household goods to .Masons ille, Iowa,
j and wilt himself with his family atari
today In the four years of Mr ESI a
bUry'S residence here, ho has been an
employee of the National Biscuit com
pany and In that time has hardly
misled I day at his work.
Mission Circle Meeting.
The Mission circle of the Unlver
sah-t church will meet on Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. S II
Montgomery oh Union street.
Beg
yesterday's
Pawdon.
notice of till1
in
birth
day party, would state that the two
gentlemen with the same birthday
are Wlilard Kiy and Qilberi Morri
son. Blcom
Mrs N. A.
ship picked 1
this morning
in the Fall Tra-la.
Hougas of Manilas town
1 large hunch of violets
n occasional Mow r
is often found in the fall, bat it is
very seldom that a large bouquet -an
be gathered.
Local Notes.
Mrs Adam Hammer of west Bluff
street went to Ottawa this morning.
Rl 1 ml- are to the effect that Cloki
Winder is doing as well as
! expected from the slunk of
f dent.
could he
the Beet
L .1 Kellogg is no won
easy and strong hopes an
of his recovery, from
le, in restiug
entertained
the recent
1 stroki of paralysis
William Hollo Jr., accompanied in 1
parents Mr and Mrs John Hollo anil
his con-in. Miss Kdlth RollO, drove to
l.a Salle yesterday.
Dt, M K Blanchard and Dr, w 8.
Bterret! attended a meeting of the
COUnty medical society held in l.a
Salle yesterday
The Marsatawa clnb championship
is concluded for the season with John
Blanchard as holder of the cup for
the year. Last year. Al. Oteghorn of
Morris held it. Whoever holds it for
three successive years becomes en-
tltli I to k' 1 p it permanently
Ralph Hughes if
Hartford. Mlcill-
pan. who visited
and Mrs Qeorgl
it the home of Mr.
Fleming Monday.
motoring
over from 1 oniviiie 10 ncn
ins Manila, also to have a look at the
great locks at Belle Island.
Mr, Hughes resided here on the
Douglas farm some t wciity seven
years ago The many changes in the
vicinity astonished him. and gave htm
much of interest to discuss.
Mr and Mrs It T. White of Broad
way Bccomanied by Mrs. Agnes O'Nell
of Bluff street drove to tltica yester
day. Miss Eva I.ee attended the banquet
given by the White Shrine, and re
mained until this morning Bfl the
a i,. st of Gertrude Venerich,
FOR SALE A sport Kurd car. Cheap
it' taken at once. Call Black 248.
South Side Coal,
per ton in two ton lots or
$0.75 per ton for single tons
$f,.:,o
more
inn on me niu. rm
phono Iilack No. fi.
Manufacturers' Coal Co.
., m 1.'..- rttt Ivan
FOR BALE- The Auto Strop razor
set complete in leather case. Price
11.50. Mori llo Cigar Store.
Ottawa Shoppers yesterday.
Walter Bosselman transacted busi
ness In Ottawa yesterday.
Mrs. Howard Farrar. Mrs. Ward
Hallett Mrs. Wm. Maloney, Mrs.
chas. Fowlte, Mrs. chas. Chamber
lain, Mrs. Harold Buckner, Mrs. H.
Prentice and little girl were La Salle
visitors yesterday.
Miss Kuth Bauman returned home
from Washington, la., and Rock Isl
and yesterday after a two- weeks' vis
it with friends.
Mr and Mrs K. E, Childers. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred SelfTert and son anil
niece, Miss Dora Knabler, of Ottawa
motored to Joliet Sunday and spent
the day with Mrs. SeitTert's niece,
Mrs. Frank Meyers, and family.
Mrs John Godwin of Marseilles
spent the day with her sister, Mrs.
Matt Lisles, yesterday.
DIES DURING VISIT
TO DAUGHTER'S HOME
Mrs, Marie Anderson, K7, of Ch!-
cago passed away about f, o'clock th.a
morning at the homo of her daughter.
Mrs. Charles Johnson, 601 Fast Norrls
street following 11 lingering Ulnearv,
Mrs. Anderson had In en ailing for the
past year or more. Three month; ago
she came to this city to visit with I
her daughter and redded here since j
then.
She was born in Sweden Doc, 21, j
18"4, and in 1889 she came to Amer
ica, settling in Chicago, where she
made her home except for the tlm--sh
had been in Ottawa.
Surviving she haves four children,
Mrs. Charles Johnson and Oustav An
demon of Ottawa and Johll and Carey
Anderson of Chicago.
Funeral servires will be held from
the Johnson home Saturday mnrniiu
at S:','n o'clfek. alt r which the re
mains will bo sent to Chicago for
burial.
NO DELAY IN PERMITS
TO BREWERS OF BEER
Washington. Oct. 26. Issuance of
permits to brewers for the manufac
turer of medicinal beer will proceed
with promptness and dispatch and
- ithoiit red tape, internal revenue
Commissioner Blair said today.
Residents in the vicinity of Morrll
maj experience the ordeal of trying
to keep
the wolf from the door.
What's the latest ruling on the pro
hibition enactment.'
Remember, A way
Back, When-
Schweitzer Frank ran a truck gar
den on Lafayette street in Hoban'i
Hold, and who used to steal most of
the truck, leaving little hut the gar
den'.' 1 Colli rihiited. I
4 .,
Matt Bach, circulation manager,
says that he caught his cold by pass
ing ijy one of our banks. An open
dcor caused a draft to blow out upon
him.
That young fellow who tried to
break a window in order to get a
lodging in Jail perhaps thought ills
idea a heller one than enlisting In
the army or navy. And then it's
getting nearly time for the annual
Thanksgiving spread over at this
Hotel Avers.
:
Starved Rock, "nature's wonder
land," is rtill ttnere, but what a
change. The Indians could now once
more take over htis spot. The pale
faces have vanished. No more one
hears their voices echoing from the
cliffs or canyons. The majestic Illi
nois glides by unobserved from this
point. The islands, viewed from the
top of the rock, once green, are now
gold and yellow. All deserted quiet
as the to nl' Memories of other days
haunt US -md w h rrv from the scene
lik- "i--'i,t-i Irvine's character,
l-h-'-"H Cr 'e "to qe' hack t the
church' T-d before -'ar'.."
r, foal ho --iii;:
tie- be Hung is
th
nest uaturiilly
down
About the only work some office
holders do is work for reelection.
The River Road.
Again we vvalk the river road, "for
to heboid and to admire" one of na
ture':! loveliest effects an October
sunset The last time we walked this
road was in the magic moonlight of
a May night, and we saw the magic
working.
Wc stood in the shadow of the road
side while a group of young magicians
w-mdered by; girls and boys, prat
tling and laughing and singing
snatches of silver song to the ubi
quitous "uke" as they strolled down
the moonlit road to the land of Heart
Desire.
-
And on this rare October evening,
with its glimmer of gold and purple
and scarlet and bronze of falling
leaves, shot with sun flame, filtered
through tin' dust of stars -we saw
another magic at work.
He was a very old, very venerable,
very weary, yet withal beautiful old
man. His hair and beard were snow
white, and he leaned upon a stout cane
that was crooked, so that he looked
like Father TTime himself, bearing
his scythe.
We stood aside, trying not to staro
impolitely, hut the old gentleman
Stopped ami smiled, saying: "One
goes far, hut one must, come back
and the way back is farther than the
way out."
"You have been, then," we asked,
"to the land of Heart desire?"
"Yes, I have been," he said. "Rut
one may not hide there one's friends
and companions run away, and It
grows lonely."
"And now you 00 "
"Back to the Hill of Dreams, to re
new my youth and dream me a new
life.
"The gods uro very kind to us who
dream."
43, W. W.
U. S. CONSUL IN SALINA
CRUZ. ASSAULTED BY
UNKNOWN ASSAILANT
Washington. Oct. 26. Lloyd Ilur
lingham, American consul at Salina
Cru. Mexico, was assaulted and stab
bod twice In the left arm hy unidenti
fied assailanti in the consulate last
Monday night.
3 KNOWN DEAD IN
FLORIDA STORM
Orlando, Fla., Oct. 2fi. Three known
deaths have resulted from the tropical
storm which swept, across the penin
sula of this state during the last two
days, and which is said to have been
the worst in twenty years.
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IT'S YOUR OWN' FAULT
If you mire this one at Sanders':
$1 EM) Schrader tire testers. 1.05.
The supply is limited to two doen
so get yours now.
We just received our genuine Ford
sidi curtains, As expected, t iey aro
belt w the list.
Buell $5 whistle for car or truck,
now 13.50.
SANDERS AUTO PARTS (,(
229 Weal Main St Phone 18:'.
WHO WANTS
To buy a Maxwell tearing car? We
have one to sell you. and if von see 13
before Sunday you will get a real .bar
gain. SANDERS.
jt Wral Main S. PhoAa J69
OU-fhe comer of Clinton.
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