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: Trucks Demand Besl Highways

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Storewide Sale Begins romoiTGw, Thursda>, I’romptlv At 8 A.M.

Mm's A ear and ! nviviiiigs On Page 7.

Hauling good and produce by mo- ‘ "t truck ha.- bceoinc m b a liu-ineso i. tlic L'nited States that (ommunities (an no longer afford to build highways that will not beai the full:

tiaffie burden economically. Fa r mc r , for instance, have in

erf;.- d their market radius from that I ,j ea( .^ wa not-so-long-ago peiiod when ten I'dl' (ot.d of slo.

(• VI-ti- : i t fin n\ fhivy h;4li liner '

KOK SALK: I'wo bed room uites and two bed piinga, one sanitary

OliOMO— Three W-' o planes foxing bed, one mattress, three .studhave been sold to i.Hlents of Kiank-. p(ll ^^les, one buffet, one dining fo.t, Montieello and Anna by Clyde room table, Mrs. F. L. Bu-enberg Sho'kley, distributor for the ma- j, y en) i tl!ir y. 25-2t ehines, Ray Stair, flew here from i o——— — l . ■ th his < • ®W j g VTTITUDE PENDING

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WASHINGTON, July 25 (UP)— i The anticipated official pronounce-

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COLUMBUS - Automobile racing ^ g (;ov , Mnnu , nt toward the Chinese •t’| ( , '.v street, here 1 l '' : Nationalist regime has been complet-

tor Klzea and Wilbur I'"i-t, both of his city, when the,' indulged in a ■ i ii iidly" race, aecir iing to police, vva charged that the two broth-

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A Stirring Drama of Youth and Love.

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wa- a good day'.- hauling distance for two or four hoi -e.~, to the present when loads weighing two 1 three ir •- a- much may he carried fifty mile.- or more over good roads b;,

motor trucks.

Quiikm - in tran-portation mean mom y to the farmer 1: more ways (than oil", as this instance cited in a recent leport of the iniei tate Comnerce Commission ind; r*-. A farm•r ii. Minne ota not' tl.at when hiooultr; aipment- ar, n .ole by rail there i.- a brink ig, ii w, ight of five >1 -ix pounds p< r ciate. Delivery by tiuck, accomplished <|iiickly over the fifty mile ighway leading to .Minneipoli.-, bring- a hrinkage of only

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Trucking by motor i- such a new thing, comparatively speaking, that •'or tin- most part there is ignorance if it extent. In many communities •In balk of short haul shipment- imadc by motor truck An analysis of shipping between Columbus and :>0 0 io cl ies, according to the Interlute Commerce Commission report, -how - that for hauls of ]<•-- than 20 n; les ab ut X.", p r cent of the total - b> tru k. For longer distances, I ruck .iiiLng naturally di crease-, but ip t, .!() miles •nick- absorb more

.ban half of the business.

The importance of the motor truck - emphatically -tre-.ed in the busjc ■ of hauling live -lock to market. I’hire ami 1 third million hog- were 1 cited by motor truck in l!'2f> to 15 1 nark' ts, -lightly more than one-tenth I f all shipments. Al-o ix per cent Lif the sheep, more than 12 per cent I if the calve-, and 4.5 per cent of I'he cattle traveled de luxe on lubber

Nanking and to the diplomatic

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HARTFORD dT\ Leroy F.

Wi tin ha pcsted th following no- RULES IGAINST SUIT ia, -To the party or par ies who I CINCINNATI, July 25 (UP)—Fe - ..nied out 1 bout twenty -live bushel-j era i Judge Smith W. Hickenlooper to J of an from my crib on the night jdiv ruled against Mrs. Josephine a' li.il' I Lth. The next time you de-I [Tripps of Miramar, Calif., in hei i ale to make a raid "ii my poultry 1 suit for an accounting from the estate ; 1 corn ci ib. before •ou start, ki.--j oi - ^e late E. W. Scripps and Robert

he one- you love a.- "ell as .he one- | j, Sciipps.

you expect to lea' e behind, because 'am may lie compelled to remain away from home for a long long time."

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Vmt \ — Obed and Will Irwin, brother.-, are the owner- of the first •airplane with a home hangar in this They have a Wen three-pa-s-enger biplane. Oti- Rhode, -on of Mr. and Mr-. Seymour Rhode, will lc rvi non to take lour-e in aviat:on at a I my. O., cnool.

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Mrs. Scripp- a- executrix of the tate of her hu-band, the late James |(i. Scripps, had sued for an accounting of moneys and other propelty albged to have been due her husband under what she claims to have been a purtneiship contiaet between him and K. W. Scripps.

BLOOMINGTON — Chamber of 1 nameric official- are advocating formation of an aviaticn club of fifty no miipr- as a .-equel t" c.-tabli-hment of an airport here a few weeks ago,

VOMITS Ml KDFK WOOSTER, ()., July 25 (UP) — Mrs. Ruth Gilbert, 32, mother of four children, admitted tearfully today that she -hot to death her husband. John, 31, a farmer and implicated, police said, a man who is under ar-

rest.

The wife said -he killed Gilbert because he was "desperately mean.”

oy the Graham Moto. Sale- Company. ^ body> thc heil(i wrapped in bul .

lap and the body bound with ri() feet

She hated drudgery and wanted riche, wilh love. Sh • could have cne, hut n ithoul ihe ot^er. See how (his pretty gir! decides, and ultimately gets bof h!

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INDIANAPOLIS Indiana rank-, t.i fifth in the number of Methodi-t Fpi-copal churches and memher-hip i> |!i2b, according to a commerce deI .itinen report. T •• survey showed that the 1,1 lit Ho -ier Methodist Fpi-copal churches nad a momliei -hip of 2t'S,lXl.

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BLOOMINGTON, More than 200ivcaled that the organiBaiion’- memaut' mobile permit have been issued(hership for I!t27 was lh>- largi--t since n irkets In Indiana- to student ' «tt*ndigg (he -ummer l'-J. big I ut

, | |( |:t (U1 | V | |M ,,. „(• semester at Imiana University, ae- j exceeds both previous records by al•h. h - coming into market were ! c " r<lin * the ,1(>an » of mPn and wo-!'"«*t 750.000.

1 ofty-flvi ."•unit have been »»>«' flr - t ob j‘ ,lv '' *h I • I i tnn ■ ndous nd u-1 ry of using gran ted to women students an I 1S7

men tudent . Less than one-third

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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. July 25. <1 Pi—The third national objective In Xinerican Legion inemlm ship waattained when the figures on the book- of the national trensu.er re-

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Hi puiilic highways for trucking the rion's produce mu-t be given prime dderation in planning future road nogiam-. Sub-tantial road- that will ■ uccumli to Icavy pounding truck .< cl- must be built In each cortimui that it ma;, not only compete on ,ti i ven ba-i- with it- neighbor, not only o that the individuals actively engage,) in hauling may profit, but al- • iii oniei that the puhlic it>'lf c y attain the full advantages that g" "itb cheap and rapid transportation. Motor trucks are here to -lay; mad- should be built to carry

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of these student . however, have been granted permit- to paik their automobile on the campus. ' —o— RICHMOND— Vn Icelandic library ot several thousand volumes, collected In the late Arthur M. Reeves habe n presented to the Louvian Libta y in Beilin. The library was the gift of Mis. Caroline F. Urie, daughtci of Mr. and Mrs. William Duoley Foiilke ot Kichioond. Reeve-, ^.Tio was an unde of Mi-. Uric, bequeathed the library to her.

gion wa- reached v.hen membershii prispCil the l‘i25 record. The l!t‘2' peak was passed on June 15. The next objective will be to pass the l'.»20 record which was the largest in the

Legion's history.

Sue our window for Pm iinal closing out sale barpainri. Buy now and save more than half.

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NOLTH BEND, Ind. July 25 (UP) Ihe most co.-tly football game on -i he, ub of Notre Dame this year he when Knut. Rockne's Irish 'in Lnivci.-ity of Southern Cali-

INDIANAPOLIS,- Active chapteiof the Lambda (hi Alpha fraternity at Wabash, Purdue, DePatiw, Indiana old Butler have been invited to altem the annual h.inquot of thc Irnlianapoli- alumni chapter here Saturday night.

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fornia. Ihe g. me will be at Ist.- Angelc , Calif,, on Decembei t and the i' rved at tariff will be $5, uct ’ding to Vrthui Haley, business

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VNDFKSON— It, dicrt Davidson, o" f Mi. and Mi . E. Mmion David - on. will accept a position about Aug-u-t 15 a- an exjrert with the Industrial X-Ray re.-earch Laboratories at

Dome Athloti. jMt. Louis, Mo., Though he Is only 23 !, hree divorce

'car- old, Davidson has advanced to '•'•

M IKKI \(,KS INCUF \SK WASHINGTON. D. C., July 25 (UP —Marrages in Indiana increased 1.7 jn r cent in 1!)27 over I‘)2(!, whib divorces increased 4.!* per cent. The 1(127 nvnriage- totalled 41,112 a.-r.gain.-t S.lMil divorce- for last yeai in ■

thi- state.

The estimated population of Indiana on July 1, 1(127 was 3,150,000, according to i prebminary report on marriages and divoiies for the -ta • for last year a- compile ! by thc Dc-

pg it ment of Commerce.

Lake county led in thc numbei , marriages for last year with - a total of Ii,310, though thi- wa- u deciin • from 6,422 for 1926. I»ivoice.-, hov.ever in that County jumped from 483

in 1926 to 506 last .'ear.

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1 . h ;it Not • Dame, the Fight- l>'« H ' com pure 1 with In.st year, an in- ’ imr h \*h andiron teams played to cloas <‘ in the new tax rate is believed ‘din sj" t it, . duiinp: the entire inevitable, The present H'-es.-ed vainj st'a on t)j ction: I and inteisectional ‘dion of all pi'opctty this year is ! competitiun. j $4B,8:19,5J0. In 1927 Notre Dame played before 1 —q ,11,mm -(Hctat i . oi an incre,-e of HARTFORD CITY County agent •'■I ’.OOO -|'ct..tor- in ten years. F. Rawling- has reported that he i he • . ai. i o football ticket ha- disrarveied water hemlock glow a. ariy i- taxing the staff under if, g »n the farm „f Jim Townsend. that r»,u0n appeals northea t of Hartford City. The we . i.'eivnl • ,t t.cket- have been'" P"isinous to i,„k. One farmer in icive,i f,i r th( Navy-Notre Dame.^his vicinity reipntly lo-t three hoi -- game to be played in Chicago on Oct. amule and a cow because they ar 13. 1 this weed.

Ihe necesaity „f early application

f,,t tickets was p inted out by Haley, dRFFNSBURf; This city's famwh" mho that Inst season the games j «»«* tree, growing m the Decatur conn

V'itli Minnesota, South California and, l > "»uithou»e tower, is going into the |

Army were .old . ut six weeks in *,|-J movies. It j- to be filmed by Henry {

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