Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 156, Decatur, Adams County, 30 June 1924 — Page 2

Happinest Hippy the man who early learns the width of the chasm between his desires and needs, that he may bridge it with service and thus find rest on the ieie of felicity.—John Grant I-yniaii. 801 L E X FOR BOILS Draw und remove core without poultice or lancing. At any Druggist.

WANTED 50 Men and Boys I TO WORK IN BEET FIELDS. Meet Ed. Boese, 6:30 Tuesday morning at the Soldier’s Monument. Bring your lunch and lie prepared to go to work. Ed. Boese, Fieldman. ■VMMMMSMBMMHOHOSMSMta">ItaMS>SMM>taB NIAGARA FALLS 15—Day Excursions $1 QJORound Trip inclusive a ft from via TRACTION anti JL Decatur C. & B. BOAT LINES An Ideal Vacation Trip Get full information from Local Agent or write J. A. Greenland. General Passenger Agent. Fort Wayne. Indiana • Fort Wayne & Decatur Traction Co..

15.6 oil 00 THE true relationship which gasoline cost bears to the other expenses, incident to the operation of an automobile, is interesting and surprising. It has been computed by Oil and Gas Journal that, on the average, the motorist of the United States pays S9CK).OO for a air. The same authority states that taking into account all the fixed items of annual expense incident to the operation of an automobile - including depreciation, interest on investment, insurance, liccnres and taxes — gasoline costs only of the total. Other authorities bring this expense down to as low as 10% of the total. While garoline is a major factor in the operation of a car, the expense, when compared to the whvlc, is of r linor importance. We believe that this is due in large measure to the advanced work pf the Standard Oil Company (Indiar .) who, by increasing the yield of gasoline from the crude oil available, lu.;> kept the price of this Droduct within the reach of all. Without the processes originated and developed by this Company, the price of gasoline would be much higher than it is at present. Without the distribution system maintained today by the petroleum industry,' initiated and expanded by this Company, touring would be impractical. It is due in large measure to the init iat ive, skill and rcboun of the Standard (hl Company (Indiana), that motoring has bcm taken out of the sphere of the “richman’s sport” and that it has been made possible for the man of modest means to take bis family and get our into the fresh air nnd sunshine. It is the inspiration of such achievements that spurs the 27,(XX1 men and worpen of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) on to greater accomplishments, which will add to the pleasure of living for the thirty million people of the Middle West Standard OH Company {lndiana) General Offlcei Standard Oil Building 910 So. Michigan Avenue, Chicago J 554 ■n.- it — ■■■■■l .

ADJOURN AFTER NINTH BALLOT (Continued From Page One) at 3:30 that “about 5 o’clock we will take a short recess.” It is i assumed it will be a recess from 5 to 8 p.m. United Press Headquarters, Waldorf Hotel, New York, June 30 —With lie democratic national convention

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, MONDAY, JUNE 30, 1921.

ready to begin balloting today, managers of Governor Alfred E. Smith were claiming their candidate would become the party’s candidate on the tenth ballot. A total of 225 votes, w th a possibility of 270‘A will be shown for the governor on the first ballot, they claim, and this strength will be steadily increased as the voting continues. On thi' tenth ballot, according to managers, the governor will receive the necessary two-thirds vote to make him the party's standard bearer. McAdoo Headquarters. Vanderbilt. I Hotel. “New York. June 30—McAdoo leaders decided .'n a series of conferences lasting until early today to attempt a coup of the democratic convention for their candidate before another session adjourned: Their plans call for his nomination' i between the eighth and tenth ballot. Group loaders informed the Californian that his certain maximum strength would be conservatively estimated at 553 votes. On the first ballot he will get 428, according to their checkup. On the third ballot a i break toward rim will be manifest jand by the fifth ballot he will have p'cked up 125 votes, they say. In view of this lineup, the leaders agreed that if McAdoo is to be put I over he must be put over tonight and they arc prepared, according to their I present agreement, to attempt to hold I the convention in session until at least 10 ballots have been taken. Madison Square Garden. New York. June 30—The democratic convention ' today adopted the followng resolution In memory of the late Pres dent Harding: ‘ In iMilitical campaigns, the Amer lean people are divided into opposing parties; after the election they are as one man in allegiance to the government and n loyalty to the nut on’s 'chief executive. As democrats we stand uncovered beside the grave of Warren G. Harding, late prtsident of the United States, vie with his most deputed friend* in expressions of r* gret at h's untimely death and shar> the sorrow that it has brought into his home "

Madison Square, New York, Juno 3d —jtow for the duntocralii- nonainec. Emerging from one of the most •IM'ctaeular «*«sion* in Bs hltrtftry and after a full day Riven over to conference and entiniate of < usuallies, the democratic convention resumed ii« laltcrtt this morning bent niton selecting a standard bearer for •he coming i-antpaign. Threats to re-open lh< fight on the platform by reconsidering the vote* takes early Snnday morning apparent ly bad been squelched over Sundry by Ihe convention leaders. When the delegates started for the garden today they were anxious to start balloting and bring the convention to a ■lose. Because the greatest Interest and bitter fe« ling had been treated over the klan issue ami bceau*** the socalled political bosses’’ nnd George Brennan. Illinois, E»1 Mtutre of Ohio and the Ne w York delegations lead era. had stirred up so much smoke over the kubjrct. it was a somewhat stilwlued group of men who <onferred Sunday after their detent nud map ts'd out the final snuffer on McAdoo** hopes. iiernnan Is chaslenetl by the defeat , f the klan plank. IBs ronfklent predictions that It would have at least 200 majority to taunt hint In his es forts to nominate Al Smith. Hut h<abut la mad . lie* VW disgruntled st Torn Taggart nf Indiana. And It tnii'bl be said wf’h a co-sl tncatur** of surety that Brennan wpl no sooner asport Samuel M Itob tnn ft»r the nomination now than he will MeAdtm This hetaf ’he case, ths stock of Ralston aa the dnrkhorsc has falL*n awnv materially over .Sunday. The plan ct tbs McAdoo nnd Smith forces, tm the eve of the hallollns was to Id lb” two Itmdtas esndldstrs I light It out with everything th *y h«»« on the flr*t ton bsWotn During IhH time a study will be «< <*”' strength boih polled and prospective, t»f Jtthn W imvl«. Samuel Ralston. Garter (ilasa and Oacar Underwood If neither Smith nw MeAdso goes over In »en bnlloitt. the votes tinder th»* dhert on of Oeorg* Brenmtn. eat m ated at sbnnt U* wIM be gwunr around tn flrtd one dnrk horse and then sm»th«*r nn’ll ths moat llk’l? eandtdafe tn derided upon. chairman Wnlsh Was on hard »♦ !» 30 tb<* hntir !ln # rt >r. hut few nf the d-I■•gnl*» were in their chaici. McAdoo arrsnnod tn bo~p In touch with doveiopmesti la (h* WUMIne by radin. H« ho* a large set inatoll rd in hl* suite. A private trlephnn* ha* be n riggetl up frnn* ihe halt to the hotel so ihm h« may enmm«inie sin with Dni«tl U tUwlw. il, tn.in*ge» of hit rsmpslg" Before th* ronren’lnn was caHed to ctdsr there wa* • mnferetie* Oh I the Flat form among chairman Wahh.

Tom Taggart, Key Pittman, It. Bruce ' Kramer and other parliamentarians regarding tile procedure. it was not believed that a motion would be made to reconsider the adoption of , tlte platform Sunday morning, but it was agreed that if such a motion were made a motion would bo made immediately to table the motion to reconsider. All elements will then unite on voting to table, thus clearing the way for starting balloting for a nominee. Newton D Baker was an early arrival and continued receiving handclasps and congratulations on his Saturday appeal for the league of nations. James Quigley, the mapor of Choi sea. Mass., who did everything but completely block the convention early Sunday morning, was conferring with numerous delegates. Quigley said lie intended to make a point of order with regard to adoption of the convention platform or move its reconsideration. When the convention was called to order shortly before 10:30. many of the delegates were absent and the smallest crowd of the convention occupied the spectators’ galleries Chairman Walsh called on the Rev. Gustav Arnold Carstensen. Holy Rood Protestant Episcopal church. New Yorfk City, for the invocation Chairman Walsh announced the first order of businens was to call the roll of states. Immediately Quigley was on his chair asking recognition. "I rise,’’ Quigley shouted, "to a point of information. I want to know whether the chair will permit a dele gate cast his vote way last batur day can now change it?" Walsh said ho knew no way how the question could be inquired into

LOCAL PEOPLE IN AUTO ACCIDENTS I Adam Wise. Truck Driver. Injured Saturday: Gallogy Car Ditched S< veral act td**n*s were reported lover the week-end in which Docatar Ip< tiple figured, but none were of t* very serious nature. During the rain «>iarni Saturday evening. Adam Wise driver for the Ibwatur Packing Com pany was taking a load of meat te Fort Wayne when hi* truck turned lover. Wise was thrown out of thcar and rendered unconscious for t* He was hurried to the Adam* County hospital where it was found that he was not seriously injured. Hitcollar bone was fractured, and h» was severely shaken up. but no bailee were broken. He was later removed from the hospital to his home In tli’Jcity. Wlso was driving in the blind ng min und It I th” Pennsylvania cro» a’ag. on Ihe Fort Wayne road nortl of this city. The wheel* caught ir the tracks, causing the heavy track to turn over. He waa thrown ?rer irom the wri'ek. Gal logy Car Ditched A car owned by Melvin Gal’<»gy «»' th's city was ditched on the Monro* roud about five miles Mitith of here last night. Galbtpy who was driving pot too near the edg** of the road a an attmnpt to pa’s a ear. and hit Auburn tour'ng iar i sid<-wu>« in kt a deep ditch. None of the occu panUt w**e Injured, and the car war only slightly damagt*d. Several Itbcr tn nor accidents occurred in nnd near Dm-atur. but if" one was seriously Injured, and none «d the cars were badly torn up B**v oral cars wore temporarily delayed in th<* mud. In an athmpt to drive to the General Wmtr’c itull park In the field east of here yesterday. They nil tiitmug-d to get thiough the hub deep mud after several attempt*. C. D. Hunk e Car is Hit C. D. Kunkle, of Montnouth. collided wph a enr, of whom iho owner could not be ascertained Th.* arch dent ttecurr**! on ih* M«*<’onnt*ll h II north of thU city. Two <«rs wort* site upt eg to pa* * each other, and Mr Kuukk* wis tint M>- to get over further in <ho road. (•to- of th.* ear* ma»hed *nto the adi of the Kunkle eat. datqng ng them I'C’h alighlly. Nn»e of the or tiilHtnis of < inter car seriously tajured Kx-S«ldicrM Start Filing ('om|M’ni*aiion Papers More than fifty ex so'dicr* have alrandy called a* th* eotiuty recorder's office the pant to* days to fl*c their adjusted com pom* ath hi papers, acenrdlng to member* of the ktcal American Maion who are tn < h«rg*’ Several have al»o fH»d their popet* i at the Anter ran Leeton hall, | It la th» w’ll of the toes! Ms on that th* Adama rouMy e» «o!dtors jgit their papers lilkd out end filed

as soon as possible, it was announc-' ed today. There are ex-service men stationed at the recorder's office during each day to assist in the proper filing of the papers. Those desiring to fill out their compensation blanks are required to bring their army discharges with them, be-, fore the papers can be completed and. turned in. There arc several liundr< d Adams county veterans eligible I to file these blanks, ami the Legion has requested that they do so th s week it possible. —o UNION TOWNSHIP TEAM WINS The Emmanuel Walther League baseball team of Union township met and defeated the Preble nine In a very interesting game on the former’s diamond yesterday by the score of S to 5. The feature of the anme was the heavy liittin.; of ’ Spatz’’ Bleeke who secured one double, one trippie and one Home run tn four tr'ps to tin plate. Batte’ies; Preble, Lindemann and Boes to; Walther League | li-’nking and Bleeite. Next Sunday the Walther Leaguers will meet the D atur W« st End team vhem they d.*toirc«l on June 22 by he score of 7 and " ■— - s The Pythian N mile Club has posttoned its meeting from Tuesday iftornoon until Tuesday, July 8. All members arc requested to note the change. The monthly meeting of the \ntioch Missionary Prayer Meeting will be held Thursday afternoon at ‘wo o’clock at the home of Mrs. Baldwin Corson, northwest of Monroe All members and neighbors are urged to be present. RELIEVES GAS ON STOMACH OR NO COST This is the season when your liver 'tecrine* sluggish and your bowels logged. You feel tired and run down frequently bothered with such lymptons us coated tongue, b.*d Loo** indigestion. Constlnatkm. pan* in tack and sides. Pimples. 8 ck-Head-tche*. Bißotisness. Make this test! Cleanse and tone our liver with Dr. Thacbcr’s IJver * Me ml Syrup. Contains pure vegeablo ingredients, prescribed by Phytrim*. Helps Nature tone and trengthen your stomach. Improve direstion, soothe t-red und over-taxi'll ■ervew. brace up whole system and oirffy your blmal. Notice quick dlference In way you look. eat. sleep md feet You. too, will be satisfied, is others arc. or no cost. Dr. Thach■t’s is sold and recommended by rite Holthonsc Drug Co. DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND 'he big celebration and social o be staged Thur.-rd ay. July 3, it Preldc by the Preble Business Men and the Athletic assoria* i«»n. fireworks, amusements, -entests and everything for a •ood time. 27-2 S-29-30-1

MAftKETS-STOCKS Daily Report Os Local And Foreign Markets E.tst Buff.sia Livestock Market Receipts. f.t>a«i; bh rm.-nt*. 3420. •eeterday; recsHpia mhw. shipments, *430 lodav; onietal to New York Hattrd i> (3M; hogs < !<» ng atcudy . r«p” !"?•: iHtlh 37 63; henvies $7 65. ■nedlom* $7 656*7.70; light weight, |7.«5<r7.70; light I ghta. 374*7 6h; •tig- 37; ptiiking aww* rough $6 26; -utile !«CO. uneven st‘ *dy to 25 iilghr; steer* UN to- up laMifrlti; ti.s-fs iltst llts. down taSOHS.Sfi: veerllng. up to $3.8,7: heifers sj'ui*r t; loud yearling heifer* $9 30: cows Imlls s4**6 33: aheep HOO. '>'*t spr’ttg ’amb. $!550; turns sl2, *to*S: he«t yoarDne I*mb* linoii Mt, beat ng.sl wolbers $7 ,3903* beat wea s4hOf*6 6o; calves 22VU; tops, sll. mill i >3 down. EOCAL GRAIN MARKGT (Correct, d June 30t Ytllttw Ear Corn, par 1"u......J! >«> Ctatsl. per hu.foel 46c Hye, pur bushel 66c •mrteV. tier hush<H ~..••>••.•... 66e UheaL pir bu h«l 07 * DECATUR PROUUCf MARKET (Correct 'd Juw 3o» 1 tosvy hroll<*r* 23c l.'ghoru and B’ark f1t01.era..,.. 20c Itaqvy Hens -Ila leghorn* 13t* <>ld Rotuter* ose Imrka Ito Omn . . . Pte I*ggs. per do*. 22c AU poultry purchnaed must be free from toed. LOCAL GROCERS EGQ MARKET F.gg*. par dot. 2to •UTTERPAT AT STATION buSerlal 37c

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS NOTICES, BUSINESS CARDS

+ * + * + ** + *♦ + ♦♦♦*4 ♦ CLASSIFIED ADS + 4 +++++ + + 4 + H FOR SALE FOR SALE Reed baby carriage In good condition. Inquire at 806 Washington st.ls4t3x • FOR SALE Large refrigerator Tii good condition, will sell cheap. In- ( quire of Mrs. M. Deininger at the ( Millinery store.ls4t3x . I’oit SALE -4 year old cow giving about 5 gal. a day. Inquire 82tJ Winchester st.ls4t3x I I'oit SALE Will have early idler-J ( ries next week. Call phone, one long and a short on 576. 154t3x! FOR SALE Call Mrs. « Simeon Meyers, Decatur phone G-l BM. 154t3x | FOR SALE —Baby chicks, heavy breeds $9.50 per hundred Barred I Rock. R. I . S. C. Red. White Wyatt-1 dells. J. C. Sfonerook. 1620 Westl Monroe street, phone 615. 154ttix FOR SALE 7 ace *s good timothy to sell in field. Chas Hobrock, Preble Ind. Preble phone. 155t6x . HARD AND SOFT COAIZUf you want some real coal at a real bargain, call 199, Bennett’s 1 j coal yard.lso-eod-tf FOR SALE Baby chicks; Hvhito Is’gliorns. 7c each; mixed heavy breed, 8c: Plymouth Rocks, lie. Custom hatchit '. per 100 egfla. Oidt 11 ' for chicks must be given in advance. Addie F. Andrews, Decatur IL 5. Monroe phone H 31. 144t3wkseod FOR SALE -3 biirSer Nesco oil stove, good as new. Call at 904 W. Monroe street. 156t3 ( xti Turned ;!b:Hbplb,c hrdl hrdhnihhi FOR SALE— Lady’3 bicycle. Call • 1061. _____ 156t3 WANTED WANTED” Refilled."" Middio “Aged Lady. All or spare t’me. Take ord-| rs for new style rubber aprons and , an tary goods. Experience unnecessary. FREE samples. Give reference. Anieiiian Factories Co., Can-| [ion. Oho. lx t uu.slKN -Earn big money ma king t Bungalow Aprons at home during , pare 1 me. Enclose 2c stamp for | part citlais. Rosemary Apron Co., < Asbury Park. N. J. lx i FOR RENT FOR RENT—Sleeping rooms, close In. 3H> Wn< heater st.l Mt3x FOR —4 room dwelling. Semf ' modern. Phone 85. 156t3 M. S. ELZEY. Jeweler lb ad:- 'or yow work, litlfcg it n’ . Also sell Watches, Clocks. Rings, ■ Dan.ontf*. Novohlcs of all kinds | 1 Boom over I’.mtoffk-o. 155t6 I ■ 1 o I—I—WANT ADM EARN—• »—» »- » >-WANT ADS EARN—I |-|, vorii k to Notice b>*4ierel'v given Ihsl the Ad- 1 I • <«orv Hoard 6f Waekilngton tow.ohlp, I I.ten>« eottntv. Indiana, will receive , I oaled »•(■<« at my olTl-e until Julv *k 1193*. St 7Nt m for the fntrehase 1 I in< ln-.tallafton of cle.-trlc lights and I I jeiwcr tn , e-taln e.-h,M»| atlual- < let lr> tt»i« towoahle. gwonltn* th th* I t'bins and >pc< Iflt-allons now on ale itt Th- rlet,t la reserved to reject any nr all hide. I GLEN COWAN. I«til«-d June ft' i ' I 1 Tni-io of Washington township. 1 Alams County, hid 11 vrrtt r. rti hihv < <ix ih it roit11 Notter la herrhv glvrn that the ■t-.a-t of t'ommta-b'ners of Ada-net -n,-t-tv Indiana, at their rm.tn- In the, ■ curt hoiw>e In the ettv ->f I*, alttr.l - --rd 1.1.1e for | -Io- ,— n.trucllon of two new barns In . r with l-lana rit* apec<l|ea. • •loo* hnw -m ft I,' tn the oiri«-a of the ’ • ~r SHUI .oonty s-o —lie-1 I tdd« Wttl be received until l» n'rlm-fc Tttrabf. August a. *KI« I id t.nrue are ts t*e t-illt on whet | *» hn’Nn th** A*Ul*M ('ntmli <•»•’•**, l». iir.l iplwbitl .litllral nf tmrwfHr. L I The 1*4.1n w.tl Itt* tiidn mH Itbor ctt»'l| (hr •Alt’r* MH’l tv|j*r** III* g I Wilf “I*o r« -K’C IM” f»»r th* ft»-*t*«hht«r nit Mtt*l •♦<*•«* miM thr «mrw. ini «V**Mll*i«r wt»M twn burn* <*ft»l nl*** lh*| h«t*n t>«»w un>U<t' rt»h»trtt<ffot> r( rthf’ f»- • F*» h W»ll he Mrr»»tt»!»*•**led with’ *»*.»• 1 pu.f n<|davli it* renttlrM hy law.’ Th* FpwirvM the rltfht |<» rt-g • t Muy or i»M». | EHKHT t‘ttNHAI». H K RRKIMKH <IF.<» IHOKMAKKH. J 4**t II »’W«i «»t » | MILK PRK’ES REDUCED r— - I Bi nidncrtm Dntry wish to annttonro • lh«- public ihst b"plnnlng July I. < they wjh Inwet* ll|o prir« Os Ihttlf ' milk botthsl In plntit nod dpllvofod | to th*. rnsMonre. hl a x rcnltt Instead of the prest tit rhargo of arven csnla I 1 i■ ■ • of quartit will remala the ' ” • v ■ •' " Wo uluo wlab to ’ nnt»«uil»ce that during Um tnufilh of | July, w« will nt Mims tlinn during h, hnv«. » prlvut* merit on * f le.ifoiti <>f one of our Imtilo tups , rm<t to nnyotm hik’tiK milk from u«, ’ tie’ vrrotl *t th«*d* roaldcnt". who rn |i*ivt<s tho marked cap atHl prmtenUt lit Io it . will r «< lv« one qutiri of tnllk Ift.<- meh day during th» month of j Aifpn«i tm etthnr one nf our two de. I llverio At the end of July, Urn nemo <f the |M<tM>n ge|t|,|g the lucky cap I will Ito pttbl'c.lm<| In Ib>< Iron uewa I fwijser Htr from Jnly Inf. wnteh i th*’ private mnrk on ihr hoiium rd yen r iHillte raps. Pr«r» nig rente p.*T ip nt Ts**’vo t . nt» prr quart C< fitqi trr».-im li(h*n cauls per one half pni.l i f blpp ug CpmM twenty Rvn rente psr oqo half pint n»| earkoa «a ml ilowa; Breakfast ml'k, 3 and < a m ; Hot and delivery, ?;3u and 9; JO a m - AdVt e n

+ 4**i* +++ ++ + . *** + + + + + + + *. + * ~ FOR RFTt V p E o TIGATE for better health, seb (i " DR. FROHNAPFEI n ■ Chiropractic and O s teo R ]th| ( ' Treatments o , ve n to suit y 0 no ’m 144 South 2nd Street Office Phone 314 L' ' Office Hours 10-12 a. tn.-i 5 °M -— X . E . B LACK UNDERTAKING AND EMBA, u WT, 4alls answered promptly ,| av 1 r,val « Ambuhncp s.. rvice on ice Phone: !)<> Home Phone: 727 N- A. BIXLER K ( OPTOMETRIST I yrs I y.inmittl. <,|.,v, rs Fittrßl, HOURS: Bto 11:30-12:30 to 500 H"'' Saturday 8 00 p. m Telephone. 135. Closed Wednesday afternoons _ . _ M DR. (’. C. RAYL K’ 1 SURGEON X-lt.iv ,iii<l ( liiiit ,1 I Office Hours: 1 to 4 and « to 8 p m Sundays. 9 tn 10 a . m. Phone 581. Kg federal FARM Abstracts of Title. R,. a | Estate I Plenty of Mont y to latan uu Government Plan. See French Quinn, H (tnir.—Take first .stalrw.iv —»■■■ ■ - —— ■ — DR. FRANK LOSE V I’hysici.in anti Silicon S| North Third Street Br Phones; OfTice 422; Hume HL (tffi.-y Hours- !t to l| H m Srau I to »—« to X t , ■ REWARD I will pax si<» reward forth. in 1 ■ lb.- lirlil bulbs, cu' th. win tatistti Red my car I'riil.n n ebt cHg But lab Cba;» l Certain r.Ol . ll |.e. t. 11. .11'.I HI,I, I . . . return t!:e stolen prop, rh ~n | 3vßh' lor : aid duh in.-. 1 n ■ • « • <B| low. N It T. D A 155t3x P. M < ARPB.M __ CLEARANCE SALE ■ ladies. Misses anti 1 I>ilil:h>.'Hh Spring and Summer Hats Ladies Hats. $6 anti Ss i.tltic H| Sale price (inc Lot go at s2.a<l One Lot at SI.OO ( hildrens Hats, SI.OO cacliM Mrs. Maud A. Merriman. H 222 S. 11 h st., Dccaiur, Ind. He 15II1K NOTICE fl II 8. STRAt’R IH the expert n ill pip*t i!• .mrr T** ■SI man wb-> knows h"« I will that <!lr»y paper look bl. m» Snuß or large Jobs wa-hinr 'e|"U Prlt es right. All work I’boire 1000. —<> — NOTICE H I rebuild Plan. Tilkittg «*d Sewing machine*, and tun” ; ar *Bg mid sell hh a side line Phone I#L MR North and clly limits I' l Gillinu ■» Call in the iiioimug ant 1 only. NOTICE M AH parties indt-m. <1 to t nirnc* Mg Benttc'.t ar.- request.l f .f • 'h”fß9|| uc.atlirla at once i>i ..1:111 »dl Kg nt*. IC I . I 'el . Ki| 1.8 tod if KMKRotN Ht:NNl.rrgg — 0 — « » : v. r * 1 ■ — --- <> ” 1111 l • 1 wa.NT Ati:i t.*itN-> 1 ST A ROST A EIIIX('LR ■ GENERAL INSURANCE H 1 s Anything Ihst t» ln»«f*b'« K we can Insure. ■ 1 JOHN H. STAROST. B LEO E EHINGE* I M | Oflce with John Rchuru-r * ■ || Phono IU4. ■ ■ ■ 1 “ ROY S. JOHNSON M Live Stock nnd (.cnrr«l ■ Auctioneer ■ f'FPirW IIOOM No I PE<Hia» H I .DAN « TRt’HT Rl ■ ffKINK or WHIT« 1 ■ Ask Ilia man !’*• wild tof nr ■ -k- hae ■tranAag mv —la* Cure dl»eg»a In n nttlm* l B la—t me etplatn h“* ra Phom ■ Dree KalVr’a Jewelry H«"t* B Office Hour*: B Id In 12 q, m—l to * P m B d »o to I p m B ( lIARLES & CHARLES ■ CHIAOPMACTOB4 B