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CHICAGO DAILY 'nuntrisTE: FILMAY. TITEY; nO. 1927. 13 SLAIN INN OWNER sLAIN INN oviNER IVALTagaaWkSIILIMU. 4N27Sla2ZZIMUNINUMEEIVA Irl e4 9 CHARGES, THREAT AMBASSADOR HERRICK ENLIVEN COUNTY, PASSES CRISIS OF HIS ILLNESS; DANGER OVER Ro Ails DEBATEIT.C;Zrrte or to France, hes passed the crisis in his illness and is believed out of danger, it was said today by his son.

PartnleY Blds Totaling Million Are Herrick after a visit vrith his father in a hospita I. This store closes at 1 p. tn. Sat- 4- urday during July and August Mandel Broth -S 1 In the Misses Frock Shop: A--1 clever new frocks 11 --4- A.1- 11 In the Misses Frock Shop: clever new frocks the fall mode 1 2 b- CAR INSPECTORS AID EitIMERSON WITHOUT SALARY Springfield. IThe July The automobile Investigators who have been enforcing the Motor Vehicle laws.

under the direction of Secretary of State Louis L. Errimerson, will con-1 Untie In the service In spite of the fact that they have been taken off the payroll as the result of the veto of the appropriation for this purpose by Gov. Small. At a dinner attended by the entire force tonight. resolutions were adopted asking that they be permitted to stay on duty without pay as an evidence of their loyalty to the office, and nrgJog Secretary of State Ernmerson as la candidate for the Republican nomi, nation for governor.

The resolutions declare that 'during the ten and one half years Ernmerson has served as secretary of state. we believe that hie businese asking that they be permitted to stay on duty without pay as an evidence their loyal to the office and of rg ty ing Secretary of State Emmerson as s. candidate for the Republican nomi- nation governor. The resolutions declare that 'during the ten and one half years Mr. Ern- merson has served as secretary of we that his buiness state.

believe ability and the confidence shown in 1, him by the voters indicate that be would make a capable and trustworthy governor of the state of Illinois? After commending his candidacY to the voters, the resolutions add: "We respectfully petition that the Honorable Louis L. Emmerson, secretary of state, permit us to retain our commissions as automobile investigators so that we may even without pay, serve lint and the people of the commonwealth in every way possible for us to do as officers? Mr. Emznerson wbo was present as the guest of honor, accepted the prof. fer of assistance. He said their work had brought in at least $500,000 in 1 fees during the past biennium which never would otherwise have reached the treasury and he commended their' spirit of loyalty.

M. A. Adams of Galva presided at the dinner and the resolutions were presented by George M. Cole of Macomb and unanimously adopted. Among those who talked in pledging the loyalty of the investigators to the secretary of state were W.

E. Parlier." Peoria: C. J. Metzger, Shabonier; J. Davis.

Murphysboro. and Frank Rosbrook. spirit of loyalty. I 3L A. dam the dinner and the Cldva eresolut presented by George M.

Coreilills ill oditedvr Meat comb and unanimously adopted. Among those who talke in pledging the loyalty of the investigators to the secretary of state were W. E. Par1ier.1 Peoria: C. J.

Metzger, Shabonier; A.1 J. Davis. Murphysboro, and Frank I Rosbrook. Dion. ocumentowaa signed byl 9 Avenue Alida -Welch.

13244 Carondelet avenue, LEAVES and Frank Zacharias. 8159 Euclid ave- flue. were witnesses. Call Inn Crime Rendezvous. the Arrowhead inn, the po- FoR HIs lice said.

has been the rendezvous of crimwine other iti of the I allIsasfromthe btreoaditqaunadrtoers men who had kidnaped Clarence run and "Hickory Slim" Belfort, who are reported to have paid a total of $65.000 in ransom. She Balks Search of His ho.ltoelh.nwButliesr.inowne er ustody, a wdein Vet cock had been the go-between who ar Safety Deposit ranged the ransom matters and took it Box. the checks of the kidnaped men. The police hoped to find those checks the locked deposit box. The most likely explanation.

accord-Squads of police yesterday tried un- ing to the police, is that Hitchcock successfully to get permission of Mrs. had victimized south side bootleggers Frank Hitchcock. whose husband by selling them twenty barrels of supposed whisky that turned out to be kidnaped In Burnham and killed early nearly all water and that be vras killed Wednesday. to examine the contents of for refusing to refund the $15,000 he a safety deposit box he kept- in the had been paid. Hegewisch State bank.

They believed Troops, Floats Features of "9 1ft W6 1 IP. irk AM AS Mir V.10 114 some of the in the box would Le locked denosit box- The most likely explanation. accord- to the police, is that Hitchc ck td victimized south side bootleggers selling them twenty barrels or sup. Dsed whisky that turned out to be early all water and that be was killed refusing to refund tfte $15,000 he s.d been paid. roops, Floats Features of Rejected Again.

-These forecast we 1411 II1ULte The ambassador was operated upon Tuesday the second time in ten days, for a bladder ailment He is expected to remain in the hosiptal three or four weeks, after which he will go for an indefinite time to his estate at Chagrin Fans, near here. tult A tnillion dollars worth of new high. way bids were rejected for the second time by' the eounty board yesterday. no road building program of the countra $15.000,000 project was set bark another fortnight. An intima, too liras made at the board's meeting that a conspiracy of contractors existed.

a commissioner inferred the county's efficiency expert was a liar. and declared a readiness to "crack tdot en the jaw? several contractors charged the ersraty engineers with penuriousness. while a labor representative declared Goa. Les Small had admitted his state roads built with nonunion labor. At the county board's meeting a roue.

Is, time was had by all. The intimation of the existence of a contractors' ring bidding about $2.50 a ware yard for concrete pavement on county work. while bids of SI.95 and $2 were being made on state work. within Cock county, came front J. L.

Jacobs. cotui' efficiency expert. He had been oced before the board in regard to th bids for thirteen road projects opened yesterday. as bids for the same wart had been rejected at the last bawd tneetng Highland Park day, the annual community celebration of the north shore suburb, was held yesterday. A mile long parade, which included several bands, a detachment of infantry from Fort Sheridan and a large number of floats.

was one of the features. Highland Park day, the annual corn- unity celebration of the north shore uburb, was held yesterday. A mile Dng parade, which included several ands, a detachment of infantry from -ort Sheridan and a large number of oa oath. wa on of the features. Hiehictnd Park's Own Day HEINZ PREPARED Iviustar SAUCE A mild snappy, yellow ON1517171 '11NnWilMWR OR better days, try a change in your breakfast diet.

Have a cereal unlike any other you have ever tasted. Toasty grains, steam puffed to 8 thnes their normal size, then richly toasted. They taste lace toasted nutmeats, crunch In the mouth lac fresh toast and supply the vital energy elements of rich wheat. Tastes (Efferent, looks different, is different from other cereal foods proves food that's 'good" for you can be wonderfullx delicious, too. Serve tomorrow.

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is different from other cereal foodspr. food that's ove gat 'good" for you can be delicious, too. PRE PARED 3,, Cantan cr 25 ete ....4 Serve tomorrow. Watch the ineakfast sznnes 44-, ustar that come. You'll be thaztkful for the suggestion.

Geargette ig cz ua m11 el 61 maPPY; )'ettc112 a in5127d lcer Puff eat Puffed 0 Cret satin sism'omimilmsowommaint The most unique cereal known si '----t Nit A their bids were not out of line with material and labor prices and accused Maj. Quinlan It department of excessive prudence in its figuring. A Mr. Jensenback. representing the cement finishers union was called on for his opinion as to the fairness of the bids and he declared emphatically that they were very fair, indeed.

"If they try to bid 81.50 an hour for cement finishers in the county on the basis of 75 cents an hour paid the nonunion men in the state, it simply can't be done," he proclaimed. "How is it that the state nonunion labor and you fellows endorse Small when election comes around?" Mr. Gibson asked. We saw Small the other day anct asked him about it." was the reply. flue said he knew that nonunion labor was being used and when we asked him to stop it, be said: I can't do a thing.

I don't stand very high with the engineering department:" the Union representative concluded. After two hours the board decided to reject all bids submitted, and to augment a. commission of highway engineers now engaged in analysing the county's estimates with one or two more experts and await a written report before advertising for more bids. A meeting of the road and bridge coinlittee was called for next Monday. EX-BANK TELLER LN1MCTED.

Daniel Kinteger. 618 N. Butriek street, Waukegan. formerly a teller in the Waukegan National bank. was named in a group of thirty indletmente returned yesterday by the federal grand Jury.

kruesomr is alleged to have embezzled 643.500- The other meets charge violauons of anti-drug laws, transportmg stolen automobiles and other offenueg 1 0-a I --1 F-4 i 41 papers furnish a clew that would bring about the solution of the killing. Mrs. Hitchcock reported that she didn't have the key. She w-as sorry. but she couldn't see how she could allow the police to get In without It.

A short time later her representative appeared in the Probate court and presented the last will of Hitchcock. leaving his' entire estate. officially estimated at more than 8100,000, to her. This agent reported to the court clerk that the will had come from the safety deposit box. Fan to Find Her Again.

Official Is at the bank told the Investigators they could go through the box, if Mrs. Hitchcock would authorize breaking Into It But she couldn't be found then. The police have no more knowledge of the contents of the safety deposit box than they had when the killing was reported to them. Originally Mrs. Hitchcock reported that when the killers kidnaped her husband neat his home in Burnham, they had taken the safety box key with them.

The will. besides naming the widow as the sole heir. provided that she and her brother-in-law, Charles Turner, should be appointed executors without bond. The name of Turner had been substituted for another, and the court will determine whether the rhartre was made before I I i 1 1 I New Bkis Like Old Ones. The new bids were found to be about the same.

far above the estimates of e. oecrety highway department. From the frequency of the same wars on these projects, the fact that the amounts bid on jobs involving as much as $232.000 do not val7 WO, xcepthg in the case of the low bidder. and because of uniform bid of about 60 eents a square yard over the county estimates." Mr. Jacobs said.

'Indicates something bordering on a conspiracy." What do you mean by a conspiracy?" houted Commissioner Joseph P. Gibson. "Do you mean to say that these contractors in conspiracy? Any crack like that is a damned rep "I merely pointed out the outstand ex features of the bids." Mr. Jacobs rat 1 The very newest tasnion trends an colors approved by Paris appear in this reasonably priced group. For wear now and well into the fall.

In the season's choicest shades: pottery rcd, Worth blue, autumn leaf, navy, and black. 1 The very newest fashion trends and colors ap- proved by rans appear in this reasonably priced grcrup. tor wear now and well Into the tall. In the season's choicest shades: pottery rcd, IVorth blue, autumn leaf, navy, and black. Ir j'A i4- 1 I It I 14p1 I I 0 I J'.

-A I Threatens to Punch Erpert lers get this conspiracy idea oetied and shut up about it. If bear ery more ru crack you in the jaw." The session of the board developed 0 a general inquiry into highway COSIS a few minutes after it was called to order. Commissioners Francis J. Houten and Harry A. Newby.

after the new bids bad been opened and caned for information concerning the rumors flying about that the local contractors were Waling much higher for county work than the-y did for state work in the 'verity. want to get these roads built NewhY said. for we have been delayed Igo long that the people are 'etas impatient. But we are emlammed by a situation in regard to 15rtes and we want to find out what Ito matter is." Commissioner O. W.

Schmidt sugtested that the board bear from the Laway department and from the contrattors, and the battle was on. Replying to questions Maj. Gen. George A. Quinlan.

county highway onpertntendent, stated the estimates for the work prepared by his department were liberal and included prollt to contrartors and union labor wages. Were Fair. Contractors Say. Representatives of the Crowley Conon-action cemapany. the Chicago Heights Coal and Ice company.

the Minot' Contractors' association. and eentreeters informed the hoard (,,,.:, 4 74 0, .4, --4 I IF 1 AE YO Is taking advantage of th-efaTi that this is an unusual ham and bacon year? Better values exist now than have prevailed for a good while; Real savings, as compared with last met, can be made. Remember, too, that these two choice meats are ideal for Easy to preparepractically no wasteappetizing in flavorLand they keep well. Ham offers almost unlimited ppmttmities for serving quickly-made, attractive, tasty dishes of enjoyable variety. Thin slices, barbecued and served with eggs smothered in sauce.

Thick, tender, juicy slices pan or oven broiled or baked with fruit Minced or cubed ham in sandwiches, rarebits, omelets or salads. By having a ham on hand and prepared, there is no end to the good things you can serve without trouble. at ihe right Decidedly new, with bolero blouse and yoke-top pleated skirt. Tucks and silk stitch. ing.

Special 'for Friday and Saturday New felts feature chic cloches and vagabonds Close-fitting cloches and 5, broad-brimmed vagabonds-- trimmed with grosgrain or velvet ribbon. Their fresh head sizes new styling and low price in a wide make them rernarlable value. selection. The newest colors: pebble, red, beige, navy, black, and others. Filth door.

at the left A frock of crepe satin with aide Rarect Frilled collar and cuffs in contrasting color. Pe IA floor. i ..4.0...10.0. .....0. .1111.1...1111001110 Ammullio '4Elsomot.

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cloches and vagabonds RE YOU -4. 0 -----7-- that this is an trrtusual limn and -A I Le' t- A baoptt year? Better values exist 1111ZYW i'' rs, titatt have prevailed for a good while. 1 I Real savings, as compared with last sum- tr7l it.44 -4-' I mezt, can be made. 'I) 4- lrit 783e, 4o Rernentber, too, that these two choice 4- 1,, 1,:,) meats are ideal for Easy to pre- ---:) pareprac tiiilly no wasteappetizing ig, -A--'4- in flavorand they keep well. ---4 Baru offers almost unlimited ppm- '1 tanities for serving quickly-made, attrac- dye, tasty dishes of enjoyable variety.

sg cloches and 5 Thin slices, barbecued and served with Cloe-fittin ,,4. broad-brimmed vagabonds--- eggs smothered in sauce. Thick, tender, gg juicy slices pan or oven broiled or baked trimmed with rosrain or velvet ribbon. Their fresh head sizes widaes, rarebits, omelets or salads. By with fruit 11.iticect or cubed ham in sand- neVir st3rling and low price ln a wide make them remarkable value.

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Combine ham and vegetables and moisten with salad dressing. Serve on crisp lettuce lea-maw watercress. This recipe makes 5 servings. II Truflight golf clubs, 1.35 A large assortment of brassies, mashies, and putters. Golf bag, 1.85 Three-stay brown canvas bag with trip handle and leather shoulder strap.

Golf balls, 3 for $1 New stock. Mesh or clitopie marking's- Very reafonatly A tri.de variety of Kroydon matched sets ond separate clubs. Tenth door. Vionnet Your meat store will gladly explain 1J 1.7 Sommer Salad--1121-wni. cooked dleedt-1 1 the various cuts of ham and their uses.

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