Freeport Journal-Standard from Freeport, Illinois • 6

I if I WAGE CUT A I rr Day Month DEER INTEREST 13200 440 680 4 43 (82 488 pne iven Other phases of reduction for en onnotjMissioN inos Deadheading on SEnLEMEWT HOME HEWS yt parcel room empfpyes otherptlcrki are induced 10 cen OWL' PERCHES ON 'NEW HATS IS 5 cents truckers 4 vet and the A T'1 SI tnayi aafclyL ay thatjtha owl crops aRcP'scrvWc' Cdinit' 819300 13680 pro an $040 456 71 after pb ading guilty to the charge was aas ss a flnn of $10 and costs whrh were paid The Shivers family icstdo on south Hancock avenue His ago the her his Dexter St Douglas St Douglas St Maple Ave Nursery Ave i a' Secretary Says Made uuder Previous Administration by 8 and British Treasuries AGREEMENT EXISTS THAT IS BINGING TILL NEXT YEAR ng both jaws The accident occur red while the lad was taking care of horses on 'the farm of rank Ztm merman a farmer in Kock 1 rove township Young Knmintr was Im CHAMBER COMMERCE DIRECTORS TO MEET III whose representa In reeport recently' in with the Chamber of with regard to moving HOLD UP CANADIAN Tt TT BANK NEAnHROIT MEX BANDITS CAPTURE WORKMEN ANO SUPPLIES AS CONSEQUENCE OTHER JAPANESE LABOR ERS ARE LEEING mwivEmORv'i SEPARATE MAINTENANCE SECY MELION EXPLAINS SIT CATION TO SENATE INANCE COMMITTEE LAD 14 KICKED IN ACE BY A HORSE) BOTH JAW BONES ARE BROKEN (By United Press Leased Wire! Washington July 20 The senate today passed the Sweet hill consol idating under the direction of the treasury department all government activities on behalf pt disabled crans of theworld war The bill now goes back to house hjurnSI Sta da rd shy Ptett Wlr Brownsville Tex July Ban dits captured all workers and mules and provisions when they raided' ah oil Held camp near Tnmpico Sun day according to a message here today Among the pr'soners was Gustavo Van Hatten Brownsville American etttien Van Batten's father station eEat a nearby (tamp wired the In formation of the capture rt pari Cotfljle Remarried August Oreier and Mrs Emma Greiw were married yeslei day arced event family devela nd 76 ufy Delegates to the National ederation of Busi ness and Professional today plunged Into the first real business of the convention' i off the get onthe construction Ths was adopted as the slogan CUDS BEAT ILLIES OPENING GAM th 1 vi cation by Joseph proves 1 chic Joseph turban Is of tan tart OI SALE Buick touring car good 4 condition 112500 Phpne Main 1185 7 20 6tfr (By United Pros Lensed Win) Philadelphia July 1 The Chi cago Cubs blanked the Philadelphia 'Nationals Jh the first game a double header here afternoon The score by Innings: Chicago 2 10 Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Barnes 68 in A bill for separate maintenance has been filed In the circuit court by Attorney pouglas Pattison on behalf of Marie lickinger and against Irving 1 3 lickinger The bill al leges that the couple were married at Dubuque Iowa on ebruary 8 1909 and that they are now the par ents of: three children rangingin age from eight months to eleven years It Is further charged that the hutfband treated his wife cruelly Ono of the acts being' charged against him is that bo kicked a lighted lantern over onto a bed when the wife was In bed with a three day old child the bed clothing taking fire causing the wife to get out of the bed to save herself and child It is alleged that the defendant la the owner of 160 acres of land locat ed six miles west of Peer) City and an Injunction lsaskedto restrain the husband from disposing of his property Attorney It Shaw has filed a bill for separate maintenance be half of Mary1 Arndt end against red Arndt An Injunction was t1so leaned in ihla caso 'The 'AttidtS' re side in Winneshiek township WANTED All 1 kinds of vdraylngjs' whitewashing cisterns cleaned sndA repaired WbltO1435 or Blue 1494 Ct Ltonstad 7 2u 6tAv QR SALE lawnmower good as1 new' Call ut reeport Gas Machine Co Thomas Green 7 20 7 James Sweeney agent for the 4 St fbdd here and Thomas Carroll engineer on the mime road were at Milwaukeejtoday attending the funeral of John Cumming veteran conductor tyto died at his home in that city on Sunday Mr Cummings waa 84 years of age and returned only a few weeks ago from 'rrarMOwro the winter and spring He had been by the A St rail road for 57 years or many years he was conductor on the Milwaukee Davenport passenger train running through this city Mr Cummings or as he was familiarly called was a genial man and made friends of the patrons of the road all of whom will wgreHO learn of his death Deceased was married twice first wife died about four years and he was later married to nurse who cared for her during ilineks She is left to mourn death Mrs st Bockford Ths couple were di Jot fell and yesterday's a remarriage Tireresides on East Empire 293 freight 580 freight '448 con There will be a meeting of the Hoard of Directors of 'humber rtf Commetce nt (hi BiewaKx Gt ill ri day noott Se veral 'matters bf' lm porlance will be disettesed and it is requested that as many as can do so attend Action will be taken on the city ordinance1 ealing with he el ty scales and the proposed for teams stock and sales pavilion as well as other piattera of importance Plans will also he made for the Chand grof Commerce plrinc (By United tress Leased Wire) Columbia Country Club Chevy Chase Md July Long Jim Barnes of Pelham NY made a hew low ecord for the National Open tournament today when he turned in a GO for 18 holes GoOrgo Duncan British star play ing with BUrnes made score is within one of the record set by Bobby Jones of Atlanta practice here recently Peter Hara made the sscorid Bobby Jones dltficulty and had To buy old dresses in any conditio 'Phone Main 1070 tm tween 3 and 5 72O 8tr OR SALE Six room house withl garage large lot electric lights city'j soft water lath furnace cement basement west end near Blvd Terrhs Dione Red 1140 720(ti The lost meeting of the board was held In the evening onaccountiof the heat The work was divided Into departments by allotment During the summer there have been many changes owing to tho raising of tha'bullding on the east side which caused heavy expenses The home is lna flourishing condition owing to the generosity of 'many people Among the recent gifts to the home are a floor mop and duster from the Northridge Brush company a supply of good books a fine bed mattress dresser rockipg chair and Haviland china dinner plates also food from different organizations which was distributed amohg tho needy Boms fine piano player records werj given which the irls Who live in the home are very jfrate ful for TEXAS SUERING ROM EPIDEMIC VIOLENCE Housekeeper uf LSettie njent Home middle aged'Womafi pre ferred Call forenoons Black 264 7 20 8t JOHN Ci CUMMINGS VETERAN CONDUCTOR DIES AT MILWAUKEE isT A Norfolk Va July Army and navy airmen today launched their at tank fill tlw tint frmttki mt fm'iHPi: 2is rtecllng In I German battleship oft Hampton' 4ast evanlng with large I Roads number" bt and vlsLtoi present? The lodge with armember ship of $85 gained 137 new tmmbeisj last term Becker was The ldg Is en titled irst Rally which wilL be' hMd Attur dtp August 1 4in staying worn one of tnembershlp bonttsts Liiime ds (flannvd bjr tnst drtV ur ther details in regard tcthi rally will be given later: THE rKEKUltr JOUEN AL STANPAKD JfcwSs X787500 $5500 $2500 $4200 iitfOOu $3500 ts I $5500 I $5000 I $350012500 I $5500 I $5501! I $2200 I $3500 I $3 200 I $2000 I $5000 I 38000 I $3800 1 $8000 I $7500 I $46OO I $2300 I 47100 I $4750 I 1 32i0 I $7500 I 43501) I $4500 I $2800 I $6000 $3200 $4 600 800 $1JOO I 2700 I $8000 I $5000 I 8 $3500 Vv $4200 I 46QO0 2 I $2500 4 I RY M1RTIN inm xtnrr 1 Washington July 20 The United States government considers Itself obligations'1 ter foreign debtor nations to deftr interest payment in their debts Secretary of the Treas ury Metlon today told th? senate fi nance committw Mellon said he accepted as a bind ing obligation an undirxUoding reached in 1919'in negotiations be tween an American treasury repre sentative named Rathbone mid a British representative named Blackett that the interest Would be deferred until 1922 nt least ormer Secretary of the Treasury Houston said such 'an juderstawUng ii or promise exists Mellon said and' he took" Houston's statement as bind Mellon lias Had No Mellon himself had no discussion with other goyernments regarding extension or deferment of Interest Senators Reed and La pltette de manded that Mellon prodja a Lonce memoranda notes and I'orrcspond ence growing Wit of the Rathbone 'Blackett neg otiat aald the data was In l(aclel up in big wooden chests vuiich had been cart ed to the committee room Reed criticized Mellon saying It was necessary to "corkscrew Information vut of him A file clerk vss put to work digging the information out of a encst Laollette and Iteed brought out the fact that the Blackett Rathbone negotiations repltcd in framing of a plan to defer British interests for 15 to 30 years One thirtieth of Lhe Merged interest was tobe paid the first yearone nne flfteenth the next and so tin The plan never was maile binding however Mejlpn and Elliot Wads worth his said Secret Documents Made Public Hitherto secret documents fur nished the committee today Ty Mel lon disclosed that on May 11 this year Mellon sent the British ambas sador In Washington a letter and Copies of all memoranda resulting from the Blackc tt Rathbone confer ences of 1919 uhd 1920 Several drafts of proposed agreements for refunding the British debt were in cIudeT AH of them contained stipulation that interest was to be deferred until the States treasury either agreed to some re funding plan or definitely refused to agree SENATE PASSES 5WEET BILL NEW SCALE' GRANTED BY LABOR BOARD AECTS ALL BIT SUPERVISORY OICERS uAH employes of Illinois Can rrai Mlnes supervisor oificeis' are so fars their boy envelops 'la concerned' by the new went Into effect jluly Lin ecorda nee wit h1 1 decision df the tfnited rail way labor board' a copy of which has been received' by Clerk Roy Barshlngtr of ths Illinois' Central offices Over 1090 employes otifle system living In reendrt suffer a reduction of about $12 a 'month Under the new' scale payroll wlll be re rfbout $12000 a month AboutDfty employesofthe X7hb: cago A Northwestern Here arc affected by tho wage cut ns are also some thirty of the Chi cago Milwaukee St Paul a nw roiipwing vall: New rail wage Mlle Passenger conduc tors 427 Baggagemen 404 lagmen and brake men Through onductors Through brakefnen' Local freight ductors 632 Local freight brake men 488 In the case of the num in senger eervicr this is a reduction of 60 rents a day and in the case of freight C4 cents from the basic day Canon Unity Canton Unjty No 1 will hold a tomorrow night at1 i "Guest from St Louis George A Carey manager of one the Kresge stores aC StL: Louis 4s tho gucat of tils mother Mrs Annie Caiey 'Mr Carey motored Westfield best score of had considerable to report a 77 GOV SMALL LIEUT GOV STERLING AND BANKERiNOICIED Oft SALEORHENTiw building maplo floor ITS feet of f' tracking ground high and dry 15fl or Harry Shoe naker ttT 7 19 1 2t 'X'ZZ BAN JO Must be' to appreciated $1J instrutnentfor 1 8765 also IWArf mandolin' $1275TL Instruction book with' each how to Tplay accompaniments In 3 lessons j'P BficctaUles Shop (Over Straub Confeclioneryk Oldest music on Galena street Open till 10 'sw nibt 7 J4 fj an hour firemen 38 cents an htmL Scale for Clerks Clerks of two years' experience or more su''cr a out of 6 cents an hour less than two experi ence 13 t'ffnts an hour less than OB RENT our room furnished flat for housekeeping August SeitzaiL phone Main 975 7 20 DEPORT 68 TAPS WORKED CHEAPER our Instances in Various Tarts of Reported Today 1 (By United rsss Leased Wire) Kansas City July Death threats floggings application of tar and feathers and one man reported suffering from burns today climaxed a wave abductions and violence In Texast our attacks in scattered parts of state three of them occurring over night along With a threat death Jo Dr Pauh promlntmt Beaprront physician came to light today Paul reported to Beaumont police that Scott wounded war Vcterafi syhowas tarred' by masked men Saturday brought word to hlm from the abductors that un efs Pnul Jeft the city by Saturday an operation would be performed on him and "thirty minutes later his head would be cut and Paul were recently In dicted by a grand Jury In connec tton wirtrcrlmtnaljoperattonar Paut trridrther poHcerbirwouid "not leave city unless go to ceme 1 Alleged tarring And feathering of ilboplngamger former cash ier of the Bay City Trust pank compapy near Bay City Tex SaU urday night was disclosed In re port 'to police there today Hoop Ingnrngfrr left Bay City it was said 'j 1 Of reported from Lufkin Tylerand onwat Tyler where Earl PetCra an ex sol dier was reported dying was ap parently most serious SHOPS AT OELWEIN REOPENED iChtaga GnSt Western Hall road company opened the loco motive department of Its at la after a shut down of two Several hundred men wu 123rd Gtli It G30 the' rema Ins of THOMSON TOOK OVER MILLION ROM EMflOYEBS (By United rees Lessee Chicago July 20 Rafnson Thomson took $1189000 from hts employers in the last leiL yeaw ac cording to a statement presented to bankers and businesamen interested in the case here today The statement prepared by Jay'C Horrncl vice president of George A llornwl Gompany 'pack cra of Ani tin Minn was read to offrcersr'Of cotppany and creditors 3 BUSINESS CLUBS HOLDING CONVENTION OR 108 acre farin with set'f Of buildings 8 miles tvest of ree port $155 per acre Red 7 20 6t mediately brought to St rancis has large mtma of money which tends to pital where inedicab attention wns hurt Miss Mildred Keehn xxasM UwwwrTrrC4Ja a xhm ioih'i vi viity nmni'iiHBik i Botch re store have returned home tginemen are as follows: OR Sig roo tn house North M'aliiut St 8 room house So State A tot Sunset Ave 1 block north of Stephenson St Robert East i 2 man irst National Batik Bldg Main 2056 720 8t' Junior Dance ountry Club A junior wTU be given at the club on riday evening (with music by the Pretjiol orchestra Dancing will begin at 3:30 ('roM Country Golf Tourney Membeis 'bf reeport country club participated this afternoon' in a cross country tourney held at club links About twenty five golfer lined up for the atari of the tourney at 2 irst Baptist Church Are you suffering front the dread disease of mu tty church warehouse anu many a nristtan arc a dimmed vision of ull out side' your own town dying Interest In all apart from your own state and positive death toward anything other than your owq nation is talw dteaded because its Ponflnuod 1 narrow vision wilt puralysizu Hie power of Bight A splendid remedy would a visit to tho other peoples races and coutv tries of the world a wide ac qunlntonce with missionary enter prise in arieritsl fields a cdiirse of studies lectures or on foreign lands or that very reason the week amices at the Baptist church has assumed the nature of four Jecturca tho topics "Round the World 0 our Visits have been made to Japan China Philippines and Thursday the trip will be continued to Mandalay Burma and Assam clos ing a week from Thursday with a tour through India Everybody wefepme 'at frfllb Main Audi totlum I lap tint Church 15 (By United cms Leased Wire) Turlock Calif July A Jap anese exodus was on here today ollowing deportation last night of 68 Japanese melon plokers here be tween 500 and 70(1 Japanese laiiorers today fleeing from the wrath of meiiiliers of the white itinerate fruit pickers and the pickers union whoso jobs they ihad usurped The deim are said to have been effected principally for the pur pose of preventing between 200 and 300 Japanese laborers from coming into the Turlock district as melon pickets The raiders were masked They deported all Japanese they found cx cept those who land" leases The trouble 1 an outcome of a dispute between the mclon growes and the white melon pickers the lat ter being orgnnlz ini a union The union rate for picking melons 25 cents a crate The Japanese laborers have been picking for 16 cents a crate The farmer of Turlock district were planning to import between 200 and 800 addi tional Japanese laborers lt Is II i charged that the deportations Were conceived by the white workersi ti prevent thls'move and to frighten Japanese laborers away PINE SUPPLY? IS 'ABOUT IXHAUSTEj tkiikd'Bsn 7 Atlan(a4a July 20 "Th vlr south practically exhausted and In ten there will bu very little Henry Hardtner of 'Urania La president of Southern orestry declared' as' he arrived to attend the third congress which opened 'here today?" MPAN WILL ACCEPT 57CTIMERICAN INVITATION yJli Provided Only That Scope of Discos' vIoq Outlined lnrt 4 BY AL BRADORD 'LJr 1 i (United Pre Staff Correspondent! A Washington July Japan will accept American invitation a discussion of the Pacific situation fn the forthcoming disarmament con ference here If she is assured that the scope of will be' definitely outlined before the actual meeting According to 'Authoritative Japanese quarters today 1 'Henry Moichoir went to''Chfeago this morning to jlif Tile afigtuef too few ltMr Mra red Springer heft thia horning' foft DarUhgtOn tovlslt JI aprlriger's brother' rod Thomaecf' the company will leave jhtsivenirig for Sioux 'City 0 attend na ttomiyfonvchtlon of iHdetfoq The Missionary of Embury church jvL meet thls evening at745 it the' of (Mis Gora Enilo sili '3 HtgK ave 'f 0 and member1 at the Woman Aiooaereart Wgion wiii meet pvAtoose tempie at 3 ciock Thmedais July 2L 7 Mr and Mrs Sheridan And eons Edmund aiid Gerald left this ntomingvfor' a two Week's trip lb the West Mrs Ada Meyers and daughters Mary Evelyn and Alta Marie of Miamisburg Ohio are at the honte ofthv farmer's broth er IfcrtK 1207 Qak avenUe Lieutenant Wegg 'who dtlempLed suIclde Monroe last week la getting along nicely accord ing to reports from that city and his chances Cor recovery good The year old eon of red IL Blum er living near Monroe is 111 of in fantile paralysis Mr and Mrs Bryant 111 Cherry avenue are the parents of 714 pound baby girl Dr East of Is In jhe clty today conducting a clinic ut the Civic Center offices Ga lena street Mias Hazel Paite of IIIIIsIhx'o III and Albert Millctte Chicago were married at the court house this afternoon by Rev Phillip Buescher pastor of the Oak Avenue ingelk'itlchgrj(h The Duty Mptor Corporation of urecnvnie tives were conference Commerce It business to this City has decided to locateat Elgin where factory site of five and one half acres has becn sedrired Peterson and A Johnson of Rockford have purchased a larg Interest In the ree Sewing Machine company of one of the largest plant of Its kind in the United States ree will con tinue as head rtf the company Circus folk unloosed it flood of Canadian money at Elgin a few days ago and merchants who accent ed it nt (Kir found when they went to bank it they were obliged to ac 1 pt a discountof 15 1 to the diiTrrcnce in exchange rate i Rock Island city council has plac ed a ban on carhlvais clHniing such a detriment to the city inasmuch as thr "take out SO ARJN TOURNAMENT Professional Tvrns AlfEAVELL Antbyon culling that tba person you wished cuH'on preparing to 'at Pp4tWPaIn J'ow you' SiXiTpte join making stay very rbhrt nndJayljig' Wm'jH i 5 'oWhen an noun'e8 a pueil 'Mt her boms yu wiu ctui proriqitiy a 'possible add bebirr ofTermg ng homiitat' An1 $fbpr iwi8tid' has been frtepd's where jhetc were only 'mdMsuilne guests you" will leave hjs'cnrd when yftu 'call pa the vrife of the'hosf within two or three Met) not expected tt phy iC th'i duty usually de on the wife hour Janitors and elevator men switch board operators office station and Wil Afl nlvtnliii'Ha Jta aymp porting way bills and tickets ad dressing envelopes etc aro cut 10 cents an hour Office messenger' and call boys and other employes under 13 and station attendant are cut an hour reight handlers and are cut 6 an hour All common laborers at 1 clips a clips aro handy things' for 'jthb housekeeper tohnve about' 4n ivuiiix fewing long seam tney Keep I material together Itet ter pins Once regarded a thg sun 1 and da aaay with basting If hems wiaa tney con nausea to hold them 1g piac of basting Stuff to bket The staff Of Illlnoia Re Ulrah lodge £59 will meet ut homo of Mr and Mra Jnhn 'fohnson J504 Hunt stroot Thursday' evening July Alj the degree ttaff are ask fd to 'be prekent by order of the'Sbiptain 'laroy enton JLk tjv Illinois Rebcltnh Lodge Picnic JjTlllnola ILebehah Jaxlgr will hold a nicnlo ut Tavlor nark on Thnra i2ayJune2Sih EiM rM'nJs re JShcstcO to 'I ring or her own dlshcsaml Sllvvfwaie Also bring yi wndwic and an extra dish or tuo tn pass according to the size of tholamily 'All Oild ellows and lle are Invited to this iplcnlc RebeLih Rrlly Meeting August 1 Illinois Tlebekah lodge No £59 held flh READY TO REBUILp RANCE INANY WAY SHE DESIRES iDRAvIRTIISAYSr uhy bbltCdI'rss ltd YVIr) Berlin Charibellor Josenh Wirth of Germany In an' interview with the United Press today' appeal' tor thfricndshlpfof rance carticstiy 'desire frlefidly 7' understanding wjth he said' uro nojt njere but 'our real feeling Jj ate ready to robulid Rny'way aho She can writ'a hcr own 4 s' sv7 1 y' AECTED HERE BY smart ldul Tbe rvsrrroirtnt? top troytcrown jThe owl U'Wn also 'pcrvhel on felt hats fof luto au'mnicfl 2 Oh It 1 one of the most popular of the bird trimmings Which nay Indicate an erudite trend in feminine thought! 7 i lhe last th What's what in 'rasnirms Jit JtnY'20 18a EUfTQR IS ELECTED JO SUCCEED REP GOOD 4' (Tty United Piess Leased Cedar la July Cy jenue Cole editor of the Cedar Rapids and Times waslected congressman from the 5th district to succeed James' Good over John ty Hughes tho deniocra lc and nonpartlsah candidate The majority was estimated at 950 votes EARLY POTATO CROP IN tt RORTHERN ILLINOIS AILURE i5 a Local Dealers Get' tubers fiy Cam f5on 7 Many new potatoes have been ped Inu recjiort past two 'Jocaf having received about fivf carloads 'very' wctXduytna lbs month of June and so far In dry weather fn the northern section United 'States has forccd dealers to buy'thelr Jubers from Virginia Jhnir severalpthcr: potato 'producing states of the southX' Jt was said this mornink that metre potatoes bechik shipped ilpto reeport far this year than In ny year prevlous The early potato crop In this section is almost 'complete failure 'due to7 continued dry wtathers Hills of potatoes In various pariaof Stephenson county have been jlug up and lt wag found that the potatoes were not much Jarger than marbles tr A The late are In nse pt raih 'L MELON ICHERS hej orty for1 lira Munn Mrs Van Dyko West ave 'yue entertained a number of ladle yt a luncheon today at the Country The lunchron was followed by 1 TXridge whist Th party wag given 3n hpnor of Mrs Mary Munn of Jtvanaaa City Mo who is here on XlsiL TheIadijraa former resident reeport AGLNTJS WNTtiD tTo polfelt bouse to house latest novelty shopping bag No mo required or Information 1 write to American Sales Company 3105 Girard Ave South 'Minneapolis Minn 7 20 lt ive room flatjo adults ohly'modmT'fine $88 per 7 inonth immediate Phone Math 1906 or Main 129 J7 20 8t carberator com 1 plete almost JthtrteT8 2()4t4 OR SALE ull sized large bed complete Phone Blue 1209 3 No Cherry Aver 7 20 3t THIRD TEXAS VICTIM WITHIN 24 HOURS (By United Press Leased Lufkin Tex July The third tar and feather victim In Texas In the last 24 hours was reported here today Benr Wiley was yaken "front the Street here during tho night by masked men who thrcW afv coal bucket over his head and carried Into the country He was returned anddumped on to the atrect HX the regulation 00 ofvtarand feathers TtT MARTAN HALE jss I a Ac wise bjrt that I 4' C4 isiar aM Vrt axka a ftg fall esuvod hieAu'ujvlth iall liei wisdom Jato LrH IHrWPvn 1M9 I Wt to fail sate' summer millinery Mayue fiacre tbaj terai Jfffiorw jmw m'Ytsm tniTti my that $l4trt siirf who wear the xwl bat Xfv a i nV vll Av fl rvl trial) In A fAMHlbr a uu 6 uunUii men iss a uay anu Chicago passenger trains engineers $6 a Mrs John Olimligerda daugh day firemen $418 a day Passenger ter will go to' Joliet next month to road overtime engineers 83 cents maKo tneir future nome Mr: Ohms ger da a formexjjhcriff of county is now employecf as guard at the state prison at Joliet having received tim appointment several months ago' John Shivers (colored) was arrest 1 010 var 1 2 cents an hour cd this morning a charge of wife 1 without previous expert beating Shhrs was arraigned employed hereafter will be putt the police 'court thh morning iindiJ'80 flrst slx and tor me seeona six months Signalmen Sralo Rates for signalmen and helpers aro as follows: Signalmen 77 cents an hour assistant signalmen 54 68 cents an hour signal helpers 53 'cents an hour Other Cuts I Train and engine crew callers assistant station masters train nn nouncers gate men baggage and than cents an AftWAUNDER OBLIGATIONS TO nrrnniir nnriuiirn iitnmii rntmitK IN APPEAL OR rtininhAMiTv Tirivibn uiviii Tt 5 REtPORT GIRL LIE OR SERVICE IN leKUnS a with the lat Attending court on regular lay ACQUIHED DY JURY RUT CONVICTEDrBYNEIGNRORS (By United Press Leased Wire) 1 Springfield Ill July When Charles Wooten who was tried and found not guilty of a serious charge ret urned to Jiia humtr trr 1 ttmteW au'nui mug attacKca hlm With atones Kott les clubs 'and bricks 'lie forcid to flee before 1 he nttdirfonfliefad been injured by club used Hiko a belaying pin "NOTICE Members of Battery A and also of Co 1 III Will meet at G'A HBI' Thutsdty evening it' suaru to meet 1 rwiraiTtrCoi Geo 'JohnSon' t' rjlT SrHlIyera iUetnajXH Y'rd Scale ollowing Is for vynrd employes Yard foremen an hour 79 cents 'day $632 Switchmen an hour 73 cents a day $584 Switch tenders ai) hour 55 cents a day $440 Tho old scale for yard foreman was 87 cents an hour or $696 a duv 83 xenta for 3648 a day and fort switch tenders 63 cents an hour and $504 a day Passenger engineers and firemen are reduced 43 cents a 100 miles i reight engineers andfiremen tire per wBt owing SACebtS A JQft miles Yard nT Ylv a i1 I 44SVIUVII 44 IVUULVU 64 cents a day Owing tp the great variation In the pay of englncmen due to type of engine they handle those in the various classes of service figure the new scale from tlo schedule which gives the old rate subtracting lhe reduction as iBv ilultsd Pre lessen Wire) nr DftroltrMlch July' ban dits held up the Merchants bank of Canada branch CoteOut nine miles from Windsor nd escaped tn sn auto wlth from $20 ooo The largest world is In the Kremlin at Moscow I IJons Giing to Scout Camp riuwJli Jyjve nn outing gn Apple where ne Scouts arc camping tomor Jow evening Tho Lions will meet at Brewster hotel in time to depart for the canyon at 6 I '4 ZHf TMoaseMcet Thursday Night LTho Loyal Order of Moose Wfi! holdf regular meeting Thu day evening ntswiiich a claSB of etrndldateukrifl bo lnltiatCd 'Lunch Will be'serv after the meeting and all mem 1 are urged to attend 1 75 Club Meeting general discussion of 'tapirs' of the dayjuadujjp the program at the regular weekly meeting of the gv Klwanls club thl noon Good roads! nd wen 1 gr were dmeuwed at tho meeting At' 1 npe IN Jhlng at tba regular ptsslon next week therei L' U'lfOTtU" Erwul be an Interesting musical pro hl when a sranl 'P tbviso kicked hili in far break JP ft TooLateto Ciassiiy OR SALE lYcntsff tvforfeta Globe House Stcphcnop St McKinley House 4 American st House 2 Afnerlcsn St House Ayori St House Pleasant St 1 House IxicuBt St House So West Ave House Elk St''7 House Elk St 1 louse So West Ave House Garddn St House ruit Ave' House ruit Ave House Illinois St House lout Ave House loat Ave House Rotzlcr Ave House Chippewa Ave House Chippewa AveJlamu) IiK St House Pleasant St House Shawnee St' House Benton Avo House Benton' Ave House Liberty Ave Hnusc IroMUols St House Iroquois St Hmise No Wiilnflt A VO" i House So Chicago House Uay ne St i s' Empire st House Jefferson St Lipiiag effei aon st House No West Ave ITouso oley AveT 1 louse House 'House House Homo House Shawnee st KoUso Pleasant J3t House Warren Ave House Hooker Ave House Stephenson St Seven lot Garden Sh Lot Whistler St Two lots airview Ave House Turner A va House Galena? Ave HoUiieJaaiiesAve I louse Jackson St House Sor Chicago House Arcade Add House Garfield St HoUha So Galena Ave House loat Ave House 80 Oak Ave Lot Stephenson St arms arms arms EVERTS SALES CO 2I West Stephenson Kt Phone 1465 TH WII3 VVANTED i A second hand steam heating boiler 10 12 or J4 Phono Main 438L 7 20 8t 1rat DRUGSTORE GRAND JURY AT SPRINGIELD' JMAK5 RtiPftRT'LATff XH19 afternoon' Oniwd Prei XII' Len Smal governor of Illlnolaand red Sterllngj'Tieutinant governpr charged today with misuse of large state f'mdelrt' Indict ment returned by th Sangamon county grand jurj Votingi Of the Indictments brought to a head the greatest political scaw da! In Illinois' history' Vernon head' of the Grant Park bank Grant Perk 111 also accused In connection with the alleged fraud WANTlfDTo borrow $500 at 6 per cent for 8 or more yeafa irst mort on 160 acresrof fine land clean of all Address BoP roWer Journal Standard A7 20 8tt 'TfORT3ALEDne77good drop sewing machine Price $10 Phowg Red 1998 Or inquire 128 So Harlem Ave 7 20 Stz stations ana not otherwise vided for are cut 8 1 2 cents hour Shop Employes 1 plemcn bosses mechanic 1 helpers are cut 8 cent an hour Car cleaners will be paid 2 cents an hour above the rate established 1 for leguiar track at points Where car cleaners are employe Telegraph telephone (except 1 switch board tower and lever men agents block operators staff inen are cut 6 cent an hour Affeniftt noii telegraphration cut 6 cttlt an hour Train dispatchers are cut 8 uh hour Key to Decrease specified Un decl bt deducted on the toj lowing basis: by the hour (leduct the hourly de crease frpm the hourly rate Em paid by day deduct eight hourly rate Em 3Kxn on tfr mwlnct 204 1 tmra Itre fibur) ydecfcase' from the monthly rate 2 Overtline'RiiU rOieitime will paid In accord ance with a new agreement between the railroad and en gaged In lhe maintenance repair and construction of aignal Inter kk'kere crossing and crowing The knew rate for maintenance employe including roujidhousf ktbureraand from 45 to 12 per cent than the old rate 7 Among other reepurtera who at tended the Presbyterian 'convention at Dixon held List week was Miss Huth Hopper whose name by mis take was emitted from the list of those present in the account of the convention published In paper Hopper at the close of the session on Kpnday evening of fered her life for service In foreign fields Miss Hopper Is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Willi 1 Hopper West Galena avenue ATTACK ON BATTLESHIP" LAUNCHED TRIS ATERNOON WAN'TED Orte young lady for ticket and one young lady singer for road show trlflcrs save dress sbow thl office 7 20 3L WANticfiMaJd for general housed work hone Main dyrlng hours 7 20 tf WANT All kinds of poultry 4 highest market price for hn era and springs: Call Black 7G8 or Main '768 what you have and will and get them Wm Harris 7 2Q 3t wlv Wt Ts 'k3 '7ir jin1' rT' 7 M'xA vK I 'r jJ Lz jd: tr ra a wkJSWsKft 71 UrallM 1 4 tyit 1 5 7 vBN 9 Sja' 3 1 Ir jt iik imzMktV 6S vni an 7 rW a 'V "'v pa ja 'T 7' Qi it sgtkuTvoi LJMPe a Ji i saEae 1 0 a JrteeMv gg i 'V vAa' SV'S A JLt ve r' 4 VZJ 4 JT 4 I 1 7 4 8 1 1 TdKa "A 1 UUI a 1 ji 1 "WU! 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