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Freeport Journal-Standard from Freeport, Illinois • 9

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CHE REEPORT JOURNAL STANDARD IPW'W her mu WOMAN TRIES TO TELL JUDGE HOW oon TO HANDLE CASE WARREN STOCKTON si tMitihv nriri I 1 1 1 jra'lv made ladies wines and future trade 'cl was held at i Oelwein Earl Tomorrow rjihypid The arrest of Iho woman proved a CAE NIPPON eannsiriiii THIS IS EXPLANATION THE Matt a Mamtr Insurance GET IT AT EMMERTS WWAWJVVW Zimmerman Reiter TEN DAY Clearance Shoe Oxford Sale A Plea to Men hos GOL TOURNAMENT GETS Twenty Per Cent Reduction La de Commencing Thursday Aug 7th fall never the assocla OR WOMEN OR WOMEN real Journal Standard Ads Brings Results Browa OY black Oxfords black trap ack satin Ono strap a positively certain that will produce 11 relief and I will be found the best I 1 5 a Jjc SLENDER OOT ARCH ITTERS to In not to tourna SUM 3 to 10 An ws man who was pur conduct of the 1920 first was ivtth A to EEB hair And yon hair STAND HE WILL TAKE IN ACCEPTANCE SPEECH Sizes 3 to 11 Width AAA to i Lands in Hands of Alienists Judge Vav any ordered a laiUff" to Who are inclined to be stout we suggest With slender foot and low instep we suggest MANIAC SLAYS THIRD WING STYLISH STOUT OUT SIZES and serious internal In spill during the running race here this afternoon astride James Butler's favorite 6 Belkna Hot water Sure Relief They Want Aggressive Campaign in stead of Quiet Dignified One That Tie Has Planned i tor 1 a xlJ i win poi you ootija ta try wuh out cost If you mail this coupon to me Edna Wallace Hop per IMS Am now on my way Wish you were here Lots and kisses organized labor both old parties for Senator HOSPITAL UNDER EXAM INATION wmvea WHtBINC ON 0 RACE result from a be I iepdi 1 1 a nd the Party is by those cb i watemng tne Ail acks Another Man Jondahl ass Lake was Lind next victim and helps men And bad so i alled is man another bullet Lindberg then turned were required his gun upon himself and committed lacerated parts suicide Jondahl was brought to the Pickard of Lena 1 set era cut on VA Thus It is that the President 'Is placed In the embarrassing position of being compelled forego hrs disposition to keep hands off active making a decision that will reconcile a defi nite breach between the qld and new leadership of the Republican party Black or brown kid Oxfords airedale suede cross strap black suede cross strap patent Colt Oxs ord or strap WEDNESPAY 1924 Angeles and of course bask to darling I am oft so tired Please excuse this ver to of Please keep your hairBy Edna WallaM Hopper nil men admire luxuriant INMGESm liciirrf german valley 1 1 llr uigli sheer uegleet let your of disappear My hair is flnyr than 40 years I Dobler returned Mrs Toms and her daughtei I nm feeling like A different man" I My a ppp to is better and the ganandf ivirg no not bother me i ou ana neaaacnea bss severe Kidney now normal and I sleep son also Miss Leqnia than She is her fifth year in She is a daughter "Rob" Wilson of Nora who passed away several years ago It does sodih that the further west yon go the more they Players Start as Soon as irst 'ff Appears Clouds No More Asthma and Hay ever! REPUBLICAN LEADERS WILL HOLD SERIES MEETINGS 'IN CAPITAL and the tion wqs In full swing Janesville's team decided participate in this year's ment Most of the players got away safe I iy from the "river and It was expected that the first round would be played by 2:30 It is planned to continue play un 'til darkness At least 27 of the scheduled 36 holes should be finished by night 'mrtlz i a mi is Huett and family and Mr and Trial Tube ree EdtD Wflftv tipper 7' MS Laks Shore Drlre Chicago I wat'to try Hair Youth Hope Labor Can't Be Delivered TheV are consoling hemselves with the belief that since organized labor has never been delivered to any party it wili not be delivered this year They point out That the American ederation of Labor hack ed James Cox in 1920 without en dangering the Nevertheless eauLous Old Guard leaders advising President Coolidge that this campaign is like no other Ln history' and they want to feel that everything that may be done to further party success Is be Ing done Thea' then jsay lhat Chairman Butler la overlooking soma good Tiets when he confinaa party appeal to good sense? of the American electorate They want President poohdgef to closi his desk at the Whl(e House and out among the people Urt less this course la pursued they say' they will not be responslblofor the This Twenty Per Cent Discount is given on every pair of womens boys and leather shoes in the store Early selec tion is suggested so you will pot be disappointed AsthmadofCiprettes will give instant I ah irnggRt and toikt counter' rehet usually jn IQ seconds but always my Hnlr Youth under Kuantn within 15 minutes Hundreds of un Th iwAaee brlnre yon I solicited testimonials abundantly prove I tUJwZ whstmta tTV? itwui do the eam iar others aU ot love to see heavy positively certain that it will produce Mir And I hate found the (By Unlleil Press Lesser! Wire) I Belvidere Ill Aug 6 When the iirst rt nunoni en rne mn skies at 11 o'clock this morning the first players started off at Belmar the ninth annual tournament of Illinois Wisconsin Golf OLD GUARD DIERS WITH PLANS CHAIRMAN BUTLER at car Brothers last week motored to his annual tirv mass at the Holy Crosx church In our city a grand reception was extended him in the Masonic temple where twa hundred plate were un covered and fifty priests invdted to neipnonor the young priest elaborate dinner and supper served Monday Hubert Ritter wif in law August Tice and wife nis granddaughter Iowa armed in our city by motor Mr will remain a few weeks He moved awav Barrett and lady friend Mis Sarah PrTrn here twenty one years ago TVlnblad and her daughter Mrs Resinoid Wvcr and husband all of Chicago arrived here Saturday by motor and visited the Oliver rela tives over Sunday Mrs parrett will prolong her visit for several days longer with her mother Mrs annie Oliver on north Hudson street while the rest returned to the city Thursday of last week Mrs Elsie Dobler of the Rawlelgh farm near reeport brought her sister Mrs lorence ilson Toms nnrt daughter Miss Norma Toms to our city on their return home trip After making several calls in town Mrs reeport and wei will lie believes iNOlV SHE IS IN PSYCHOPATHIC and famili of I Mr John Harbers and famllv anl Hatbcif mJ untiv itnrrd to Rockford Thursdav where they helped to celebrate the 25th blrthdav Of Chi 1st Harbers I Butler and the amount in tho campaign It is reliably tors from a score of states have frankly informed the President that th'e campaign plans of Cn'ilrm in Butler will lie hurtful to the'G 01P cause and nhen the latter ge hern this week will be fnel to defend liimsrslt fioi vvh hv ra' srivl regard as a attempt undermine the cbnfldenco reposed by the pi emd mt They Tell It (o ITCstiletit 'Old Guard senators drrlm rl he national committees will make "grave mistake" If abandons the field to La ollette In the west rind takes too much for granted In the eastern states They have ullincd to the Presi dent their views of the outlook in Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Illinois and several New England states and have been (ft some paint to assuie the president that vi hlle they believe these important commonwealths ill line up for the ticket thev do not regard the result ns a foregone conclusion The president is king urged to in sist upon the hardest kind of fight in states east of the Mississippi ivr and this demand is lik Iv to become more Insistent since hts declared against and come out openly ollette If the labor vote llvered to the Wisconsin may have a vital influence upon the voting in Pennsylvania Ohio Illi nois New York and several other in dustrial states Republican leaders rom will motor to enuntv when Sayrit with Ink 75 c'Tv'r" er Mrs Samantha Woodworth Mr and Mr Kenneth' Zelete they have if nrrtTifiT iv un adtniffsimi arrpst th woman Anri nut hr in 'nil StiltPS VthPiE I i l)r Wm Krnhn a aIIahI yoJletto fitiength is not giving much examined her first however and a concern to Coolidge compuign man few minutes later a big patrol igon ibackcd to criminal court build ng issue Ik a heritage remaining and took th woman to tho pv ho over from the Cleveland' convention i pathic hospital for further examina and predict that u'w 1 DwaaidAw jwl jt a ivoHiviit vuumukv wtU JMlUULiy lie Torceci to cnooue between: CiUIJrmait sensation to a crowd of 1 YJutl anrl a vviam wnn were just leaving tne afternoon session of criminal court I HE AND JOCKEY DAWSON IN i BD SPILL AT SARATOGA TRACK TODAY jj L'nltcb Pre Ipn(1 (Vlrl Saratoga Race Truck Aug 6 i Earl Sande America premier jock ley was reported tp have suffered a broken leg Juries in a of the Sande Spurt the Jockey Dawson riding Cathline Ni Houlihan was also seriously Injured Both boys were taken to a local pi tai According to tho statement told by other people here and got a battla for ivi war rnvpmr rpnn VAtusran Yrhn IIvas 1 i I I fMT i nt Al Hill IIIH llISl uowek ClOW rssnost tn wsnet i i i ii i iioi i back he ever staged jris was reheved of st 'ma Papgen Mr Newcomer or 15 years I ha i ferer from atoma trouble Gas and bl burn heaviness of th appetite too active ki ness And poor sl vpi i ths svmnrnmw with ainca he showed us he felt hke inkle The also io left Passengers on the train Injured The other ruiple the hv rlhA roe'a wrnnch I 1UI im in and thorough sthnkmir tin serious so happened that Mr Pickaid going i fr a flrm in Denver toward east' caught up with James Gian 11 'h he is chief Mles vlU i will be remembered twentvfivs years ago she resided in our city and her husband worked pentering for Schroeder Tho Infter part of Alton and wife Xowa to spend with his folks is Stockton day at Lena campmeetlng It is hoped a large number of our people will go to mother camp on mat oav the district will Nash estate houses near th I extreme hot I Nazarene church Mr Powers will League meet bonilnue his old job for the Great of the tne cnurctil Ta i 1 IV ova tun AU mniiH UISI 1 Ivl I full credit for the 25 (gave a highly interesting talk Hol of charge and she has twenty pupils to about to enter on the same district of the venerable PRESIDENT TO PUT TAX ISSUE ABOVE OTHERS The funeral of Mrs Andrew Douh Xf rhnroh Monday at Rev Clay officiat ing Interment was made in Elm wood Mr and Mrs Palo isher of Cali fornia who have been alsltfnij fter's sister Mrs Woodworth went to reeport Sunday to visit Mark Perrv Clarence Myers of reeport spent Sunday with his parents Mr krd urs i Myera Mr and Mrs A Reisner lave (hay for Sterling to visit the form Roy berg's Severen Hale were looking for the mad man at a south of the town when they heard the fire i whistle blown at Casa Lake Sheldon Mo Humphrey nnd phrey la th Batchelder Monday afternoon Michael Miller VI ciasoncn aieq ngr a s6 years The funeral will be held tomorrow Benjamin Newcomer eanesnay at 1ft o'clock a at I the house red Hermann is the undertaker This morning Wesley Wynnle of ANN LUTHEll CLAIMS WAS BROKEN She Will Introduce Morts AdreHlse menu to Prore usse LosAnteles Aug 'ads Vertlsementa were to be Introduceds evidence by attorneys today to es tabllsh her claim to fame when hec 1100000 breach pf contract suit against Jack" White la resumed today The qctress claims her oral con tract with White to star' her in the movies was "broken because after the couple had journeyed across the continent In the same compartment White did not think ah was well enough known to the public A score of message letters and nates were introduced in court ys terday by the actress to support hetj charge that liefendant White al thoughslready married had propos ed and suggested that they elope to Mexico" where he would safe frbm prosecution on bigamy chargdsi" One asserted fervid from White and sent from Bakersfield Calif read: "Dearest: certainly will be glad to get to Loa Angeles and of course bask to vou tie gin 1 short letter bed love I wasjJ' t'vai'is tram conductor Lijund passengers none in of on11lons continued on i ajuiui Lindberg war between 40 ars OKI wen nressed and 1 tj Hl pe AI HHl lIH'lUqinK traveler's check on Portland bank and Hairy McGinnis of Rwkfor I Reral riav last neL MV tWV I nis father Hognn nf buq fa wpen I fhe in? Ilia vacation with his uncle anl owelR nunt I East 0 Iowa In his large! yIr anrt rM rHiiK eiise 4awa Regard tk 1 tfetnrita I IW nn I Mr and Mrs Rov White return ed Sunday from a week a vacation i Hayward (Vis Mrs John Kirwin of Gratiot spent several days hst week with her sis ter Mrs Nellie Lee 1 sustained a trains aos i arm 4 on Jonn rranKe of Darcnport I finger her Mrs Arie Weiriek Ta is visiting her parents Mr and same bndac "ur Mr Schley spent two touring car escap witu fiehtfiil 4n mcago selecting ready nnu inorougn snaking up toward east caught up with I ville Jr nar the Tiger Whip school and 50 where Mr Giant ille turned north carried on his wav home About the same a i time Mr Jhckaul took a notion to 'ii umunn nun and as a result the accident happened Mr (Jlanvilb ord touring car came out of the i nuxup with a bent running board tnd iear fender broken wheel rear housing bent and drive shaft sprung It is hard to describe the damage of the Pickard car but renort has it that he will junk his machine and Superintendent Dr Carpenter ur ra The Klanlauqua of last week has pnwsed in'er hiitorv Thev had ideal weather and large crowds thl'O'igli Itiut The entertainment was firs SureRelief OR INDIGESTION am ima 'h pr is nervous ere Soiw cf I Siirtera' I became in a weakened and run down condition and unstrung My hi the tune And I otu i noticed throng PEASANT COSTUJIES costumes have becomepractically staples now and sre worn in any number ol Cttractlva styles Black sijk embroidered In red or In' royal blu er in n' com blnatlon of are probably The most jopuJar tax reduction as party leaders In that thev expected to mak I 4 1 1 1 jit '(lUilUll IVI UHf UriHUUH I I campaign funds among businessmen who fell tn behind the Mellon plan last fall To Lay Stress on Dawes Plan In touching on foreign relattfms the president Is said to be prepared to make the most of the I)awe plan Gen Dawes tha renublk nn uiro I O(C presidential candidate is given credit Swcktoh will" Occupy ten tents In for evolving the plan which nowh ettnVas city as follows: Rev bids fair to bring about a settlement iSynwolt and family Epworth of the reparations question With the economic rehabilitation of Europe once begun the republi can intend to emphasize the ad vantages that will come to American business men and farmers and la borers In re opened markets Bnd ex panded commerce which ewnomUts have contended necessary to Warren III Aug 5 an JAM OR BREAKAST The custom borrowed from Eng land of serving jam for breakfast is prosperity in this country growing in this country There Is al dietetic reason for so doing and many people find jams agree with them better than raw fruit Jam cer tainly makes a pleasant combination with toast or any form of hot bread See Our Shoes and Oxfords ev Best Ifine of Shoes in the City 1 i UPr ST'a Zimmerman 7 EAST STEPHENSON ST REEPORT ILL 9BMM News from Nearby Towns to family Mr father of Rockford motored over the Stat I aid road rout 5 to our city He left here nearly 33 years ago On K' 12 berg as he opened fire Jondahl was reeport She was seriously isrruck in tne grqin He returned thejured at both knees both eves be 1 ar 'n Ir ncw llom in the Hawk i bin iA VO One day last week Mrs lora hley familiarly known as "Relle" of Homer Colo made a few hours all between trams Nos 3 and 4 on! I 'll I paramount i RllffaIn 1 Dan the republican Ir ramble over the quaint el 1 hills and Wastem at East Stoekton Thia Tuasdhy morning at o'clock Rev Leo Bins who recently 're spent the weak end with relatives turned from Rome celebrated his fe ales "Mound reported that semi fiOril fl I PR IArtlni of states bn ve 1 uuuniiku 11 rm am Mis SERIOUSLY HURT League Lahey family Batchelder Pearl Reed Bally and Trfade families James Hager endGeo Hanson William Everhart Dr Jones and Jones Ed Dittruar wife and daughtersMisses Mary am Ruth Dittmar all of Kewanee: Ill motored here th latter part of last week and renewed acquaintances with old time tried PASSENGER SUDDENLY GOES IN SANE AND ATTACKS ALL WITHIN REACH (By United ro I eased Wire) Bemidji MinnAug Two per sons are dead and a third dying victims 6f Lindleberg who went mad on a Great Northerii train ien route from Crookston to Duluth today LIndlberg whose home in Portland Ore has been Roseau As the train neared Cass Lake he suddenly went inaan grabbed a heavy "Wrench from a kit and went through the coach striking passen gers on the head with it Kill Man at His Door Lindberg leaped from the train at Cass Lake He was next heard from at the home of Charles Richards Richard answered a at the door and Lindberg 'asked him if he was a member of the American Legion Richards answered in the affirmative The insane man struck Richards over tYi head witti the wrench dragged him into the yards nupri Mjit'i Mnvr nr irkinsu bfttteiM IbthBnls io pulphv Knnt rr Mm kinai Kl rl rf Herman Brandt leaving him dead l(lnrt fantv K111 retin xaitiHwcig tiivii vvriit i 1 fll IHjnim 1 of Nick Schauter Casa Lake where I be obtained fire arms and ammuni tfem BY EDWARD DERR (t'niled Press Staff Correspon ient) Criminal Court Room Chicago Aug A woman giving her name as Anna Lurie Houston Tex was arested and taken to the psycho pathic hospital iwre today for 'at tempted Interference with a court nf justice" when she forced her way lll((J 11IC 1 1 1 vl 3 UI LIHCl I Yvlm nwJ a A A ouiiii Kawnt aim 1 irii ipt 1 1 I tell him how rtf i Leopold Loeb murder hearing I I am Mrs Lurie of Hbuston Tex the woman began raised a Catholic but I I from the Texas I suggest that you call a Jury of 12 Jewish rabbis to try these he joined the Knle hts I needed to Elizabeth where thev will I Pjthas as a (barter member in visit a few days before returning to ha Soange as it may appear western home nt Gavlytm 1 11 nc'er made a return visit until! Dakota where Mrs Tomi teaeh I beheld the magic 1 tng a rural school she nv thev' tnat wen our enter 1 (P i her one hundred and thirty five P1ng little citv dollars a month for a nine c0f lalls 'term ea 'h" rear tiimhih aoi taez 1 oid Rip an va4wi gragedjramwgthe ehnol freeLrnn" hlm fq and hope he come again LMi aaa mnsT nnniin wwmo ttkrttone vmatM to th used that I navenofearaths tb MfvgaickrtMM mt of authorizing these druggists to give kills the en well th Hr ones nj upon lor the refunding of money" Jdu tt InjowthetotMs No flit whatever runin buying "ro u1der thi P08? mow or tna ww coniunt a ptteM nersopaj cnai will a A spout toett the empests in th hsid to pfove more conclusively than a "free xlmnartlk UnaaU msi v' 11 SAB1L1 ffiJlftfl CjH PfTYfYC 17XA a revi 1 soia toy Emmert Druf Co 4 uajxL i friend's It will be remembered they rtnbtirster all of New Hampton resiften on the vv Rawlins farm near Greenvale for severe 1 Mrs Susie Barrett her aon Jarold'In tlls Reality BY RASER EDWARDS 4 United Press Staff Cnrrrspon'lentl Washmehtm Amr Tax tion wdl be flung Into the 1224 cam I palgn issue by President Coolidge in his speech accepting piesidential nomination on Aug 14 Hv Pllinhll 71 Or tba rl ministration for tax reaction In th nanow of hs I last session of congress anA real I ouhful boyhood Jay foi a vveeki firming his belief In the Melfm plan ten 's Ir Eaton will on the president will place John tinue 'h hiS machine to I'tica Davis democratic presidential can pvller9 ami family in company Ldidate in an embarrassing position twib a friend whose acquaintance he 1 in the opinion of republican leaders formed in loiida sometime Insufficient Will proceed to the 'Adirondack) Stockton Ill Aug ridrfV They evening near 11 o'clock a sertons lthmiffht thus man hud Iwn found nnd ftrniHant napjivip i hi IRDC flip I Stopped their car to speak to a school housa four nwie tt oi town heavily anmed stranger on tRfe state cement road Route I''1 llny 'vhn moved "I wonAr if they found him" that sent Miss rance Gladwin of 1 household goods of Ed aueripa Jimnfini hihnnn 'tvB apuci ill XAcAHl No they hftvenV replied Stftrktm rn rrtnTjA st VkMM A 1 1 1 TJ Mo 1 1 111 I In 1 ri vnuuirn ner rqr tn thusii staw hnn in 11 CJ VP fire and struck Lindberg in hip sides being badly poised on the left Jondahl was hit in the stomach by Shoulder and hip and thirty stitches I Genuine Chop Suey Tonight rveunesaay Aug Prepared by Tony Japanese Chef (be uh qogvteriy cuutvpjw Xwwfeajnt Sunday la Mail Lof Stockton charge at camp on thab1 son 1 1 '1nV Mr and" Mrs Erwin rtnrk nt rank ahr and wife and George port spent the week end here Schubert and wife of Lena? took in 1 1'MaiTt Ks I tire KlantauquaT Saturday afternoon I Mr and Mrs 111 Stow we 1 Tomorrow Wednesday Mrwrtreepart traders Thnrtoay: Maggie Parkinson and her brother Miss Hattie Woodworth and' Mr Jarnos McLenahan will leave for J1 teachers at the boja the Pacific coast to remain tn senool at St Charles spent Satu definitely Her son John Parkin ian'1 Sunday with the moth 1 son writ aveompanv them as far They wiJL (VTaihington Bureau Journal Standard) Washington Aug 6 Com plete revamping of the campaign plana of the is expected to result from conferences to be held hers this week upon the arrival of National chairman William Morgan Butler While the latter has been touring the country Inspecting the iwlitlcal "fences" of President Coolidge the segment of the organization known as "Old Guard" has been bringing pressure to pear upon the White House in an effort to secure the abandoment of the "quiet decorous" ix ampaign tiio national "chairman de clares departs "with the dignjty of the president and hn party ip lash May Come lhat a may 1 serifi us dlfr ence i the Did Guard the leadership of not regarded unlike SCi Who have been development of what is declared to be a tense situation Chairman Butler it1s known has counselled tactics that are criticised by the old In lershfp that President Coolidge should not be forced into a position that might be misconstrued as an undignified scramble for retention of power but rather should confine his work to the making of a few important speeches wnd Mt than a dozen senators who have been her to the President have objected to this plan contending that it" (Hit serve to keep (he party on the defensive when it should a th me an offensive all along the line YVotild ight Lit ollette Every whern Old Guard senators vigorously protest against the Butler plan of not mixing tip things with Senator La ollette in states where the Wis consin man is believed to have the edge of popular ntiment ailure to aicrpt the "instil fm eadei to Id the be acceptedof weakness in ininkll I Vfeiv 1U1UUIMII 1 Cy ULUUU IM UNDER WAY AT pavers i i By appropriating a republican issue A German" Valley Miss Alva Relnt spent a few days last week with the Wm Ackerman childrenof Ridott Miss LHUan Anderberg of Rock ford visited with Miss Deris Jan ivteman a rew nays the last week Quite a number ffcm here motored' to reeport Saturday night to see the parade Mr and Mrs Kruse returned home Thursday from their trip to South Dakota Mr Isaiah Coffman was a busi ness passenger to Rhelnbeck Iowa Saturday Mr and Mrs Lester Miller and daughter Phyllis and Nels Ander berg artjl sons Adolph and Gienn of Rockford were entertained at the Wiemap home Sunday Mr and Mrs' Harvey Cordes of reeport Sundayed with Jacob Cor des and wife Mr and Mrs John Voss and son Albert motored to Pearl City Sundayfnd spent th day with rank Vass and family Mr and Mrs Borchers re turned home Monijay from Ixik rvooojo where they spent a week Tho following were entertained at the apr home Sunchv Homer Pier and son MerriM ft? i wire find Russet find Unvt nf Arls: Jt £xenGMLWAR VET STAGES and Cyrus Batchelder motored tn I a 'ws nr snl IRB 'wwi ncmAnDLEUUffit DAUK ffn It ffrowa thicker evpry year I hare never Know In? hair or driin i 11 (An null never a touch of Rrjy uat beennse I a i world for the hesr DRir know them combined in a tonic end clean 1 er which I rail Hair Youth ront time to time each better help dlscor ered has been perta I consult added to It I hHra tka know all that IsTtnawn shout hair I i know they supply nf their utmost Certainly no factors ever dlseorereil 'luiv brougbr finer hair mins 1 City to try my treatment entirely at niy icnncentrnted You apply it with an ere risk 1 Dr SchiHmann announces MGo directly to the aealp There it to your druggist and get a package of tb bsrdened oil and dandruff mv Asthmador and should It fail tn tones i SBBWSBsn K've instant relief the druggist will las flowers thrive well kept garden cheerfully refund your money without I I know that hera I piar at your1 TbT C1 A any question The Doctor IftnnnmnJ the greatest hair help in egU ToV I says furtherL No matter bow fattaetous theory the how obstinate the case or I Xe7 be' lal iL I i i cience bat dfacorered so far 1 fG hat cUchas Jailed my Asthmador or ran find i inr Iff "fr11 UWlaaHil A' fflyjSUrtBSr 'avffriW (Pky Drvllr Qkt) fa th th wriMtin th Paaky Mob reM gets ata nS lapMaibl far th peaky dtvila nirt whan ls sL instinctive The unprejudiced mind pronounce th" affair a big success riday nitorney Eaton and ifamilj and Leonard Beattie chivfdispatcher East Stockton and family took tli 'ir respective cars nni IpYiltM Mt TW win tx see ityi ajvff irTTriDr Thev rrich 'r ri me smvr Affimuu i Mr Pieros railroad It Corning 'v11' renHinlwred two of hey sons 1W will 1 tomes and rancis Parkin son tiro residing in San Diego Calif 1 mid will help them locate Mrs I Parkinson was born Nov 2 1S45 at i I Milroy Pa and her brother James I Harvey McLenahan was born at reeport Ill on Nov 17 1853 Quite an undertaking for young! I folks James Powers and family of East i Davis thev believe will be forced I mountains to remain a few weeks' Stockton has moved into one of the I to endorse the Garner Simmon tax before returning home plan as adopted finally by congress On account of the Republicans contend that (He per weathefr Jhe Epworth cent surtax in the law continues to! inland song services force investments into tax free se rchurch were he'd oti cuntles and fails to give needed re lawn Sundnv evening bet Mr Coolidge qlso intends to give president of the Epworth the full rrwilf tnr tba 4 per cent retroactive reduction ofiaitn IM mot a nAniilor a I I evening 3jr and Mrs Bing of I I reeport and Mrs Bruce also tookilli and lustrom healthy clesa i i Ui 1 1 i btwi a I Tln 1 1 1 part in uie sone service i 1 isn urn MU 1 1 1 vs eS Dei tMAH Jt iiunamj 4illrtll CUIU IMriHlV I Marshalltown Iowa were In town Monday He brought a twenty five 1 passenger six wheeler sedan buss for demonstration It is quite likely that a taxi of this tvpe will in the near future be used to haul passen gers between here and reeport i Thursday of this week tits Lena icnmpmeetlng will start and continue two Sundays Report sava I pg en and am going to COn" taking it for I feel aurattwillT me permanent relief I ne genuine repgen In a white pacange is obtainable lto" at ih Emmert Drug ticro Cooper of Dayton iZihm and hra itssisMni rxptelthtnr i i ne ciKen to secure beet xasto MAKI GOOD nt XTKR Tor during' furnltuar" partlctiler fa 11 1" at ell elaborate la design' there ie nothing beuexihan aa orU njf Pnt bruru The can mvv puaiuj mo surface ana they move the dust from the 'crannLe rand curnrnr fcrw tytirr dust cToib Mr and Mrs Lee illmore hf Xfom to visited relatives here Thursd(y ifr and Mrs Lister White left' its moijting for a trip through NVftennein 1 vtwvwiiietM Mr A lfV Tra Waiii LDriVt? 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