Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 195, Hammond, Lake County, 9 February 1922 — Page 9

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rute timjqbl TffflTsday, February 9, 1922 FORMER SERVANT NOW SOUGHT IN HUNT FOR SLAYER OF TAYLOR, MOVIE DIRECTOR here the centre for aviation In the Kast, according to reports. Additional detachments will be sent to the field to bring the force up to eigrht air units. A high power radio station has been opened, at the field, and an appropriation has been asked to erect a mooring tower for dirigibles. must bo paid by the sheriff out of the money paid to him by the county for the -work he and hia deputies do. "For specific Instances of actual loss In money to the sheriff take one whiskey still case I handled. The operator of the a till was convicted and fined $130. None of the money came the sheriffs way. "The sheriff -was paid exactly $11.30 Tor running down that still and it cost hira $42 a loss of $31.80 besides paying his deputies, hauling the still to Sedalia and other expenses. "In another case of violation of the liquor law it cost the sheriff $36 to make two arrests and bring in the still and the county paid $5, just $1 for the arrest and $1 for traveling expenses, twenty miles each way at ten cents a mile. "This gives you an Idea of what a sheriff Is up against !n trying to enforce prohibition in the country." Amber. Amber is a fossil res! a, arising frora the exudation of coniferous trees, as !a shown by its composition and physical properties, by its occurring in drops and iriobalar masses, which resemble the resin seen ertiding from the bark of pine trees, and by its common association with fossil wocxls. It Is of a clear brownish-yellow color, varying in shade, and Is often clouded with irregular streaks. It is usually transparent and brittle, aDd burns readily, giving off dense fames. FINE FOR NEURALGIA. Musterole Insures qaiefc reilaf from neuralgia. When those abarp pairs go ahootlnr throneh year head. Just rub a little of this clean, white ointment on your temples and neck. Musterole is made wlt'i oil of mustard, but will not bnrn and blister like the otd-faehioned mustard plaster. Get a Mnsterola at your draar atore. 5 and 65o In Jara and tubes; hospital slbe. $3. Better Than a 5ItI riaater. MISSOURI FINDS DRY ENFORCEMENT VERY DIFFICULT KANSAS CITT, Mo. Prohibition enforcement officials in Pettis County are worried over the large number of bootleggers and moonshiners. Sheriff Fewell asked additional funds to fight the traffic in liquor. He explains his position as follows: "There Is no salary connected -with the sheriff's office and all deputies CATARRHAL JOJjf is guaranteed oy -ju year service to millions at American. KondonV work wonders tor your mlJ cnceclne. eouah. Vii2. C "ironic Jf.'li enM, nui. tC 30 TntMTm&MW" tie oa rteeli lrSJDrutntB Prefer 'Em Rav. Local Paper "VTanted, yonct woman to cook. AH the yoursg women we know loo good enough to eat as they are. Boston Transcript. I f Bm m"., have, -. jf f KONDON W30C HI s. t. we'i ai Tiv fut x, .- T t y

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BURIED TREASURE TO BE SOUGHT

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!Pvro and One-Half Million Dollars in Spanish Gold Reported Buried in Ozarks Search Company Organizing. flKTERrtATlOriAL N E ATS SEHVICEJ PEMVEK, Colo. In a charted cache tr tho wilds of the Ozark Mountains of Arkansas there is buried some j:,jO'.00 in Spanish g-old. o eajn Anthony rrnmnirtT. who in r.sartzir.R a cpipany in I-mer to toarch for the hidt'en trrasuic. Fr-.mingcr rrofes?-? to have discov. eri-ii the key to th: hiding place oT the roll!, which, he says, !r.;red iu the VThifs Kiver country more thau 150 years a?o. The key to the locati'Mi of the cache vra? discovered by accident, says Fectilnjrer. "I kn.rjtv nothinjc of the buried treasure until I went to EUen's Bluff on a eqoirreS-huntlng trip last Fall." says J'enr.ir pr. "Across the river from the b!uif J stumbled over a stone covered v!;.'i strati hiorogrlypMca. I scraped Ihi dirt '.! moss from the Inscriptions an-I cal'er the attention of a native to the And ii native u04 of an ex tended scar. . ,Kt .J.d been made by th) 'efraih Government for the buried hul()RGANI)IE FUFF , SLEEVES ARE ODD ON CREPE FROCK

lion twenty-two j-eara agro. Searching parties, he !c!, had ten covering the country every year c'.nce the Spaniards left." The treasure, Fenalnscr says, was Entiled by a party of settlers to keep it from falling into the bauds of Indians. The settlers later were murdered by the aborigines. "A party of native Arkansans la aupposed to have discovered the tunnel to the cache ten years Ago," yennLnyer say.". "Tbey abandoned an effort to reopen the shaft after one member of the party was kilted by a elide." Several prominent Denver men have signified their Intention to accompany l-cnnlngtr on Ms search next Sprin

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