Freeport Journal-Standard from Freeport, Illinois • 9

THEREEPOKT JUUKJJAE STAflDAKD a two not ft RELIABILITY 1 Totals 8 2 2 is the if A GAS RANGE REE or Sale by Pharmacy ft bay it with Ink READ 'u I Remember to get in on this by attending the i I 4 State 11 1 4 7 I 3 4 ft gfojt' at the ii a 9 Lvi'hi 14 A COMORTABLE HOME OR SALE AT AUCTION 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 9 1 i i 0 0 Totals Seals (18) Beuseher Stewart Clay Goodrich Broughtin Behr I Investing money Is a 'Seri ous business It demands the greatest care the keen est judgment and the most careful attention See Cramer for ire Insurance and Steamship Tickets Telephone Black 1275 Xii Dr Street City Best on American Market CHAMBERS IRELESS River Specials Jacobs Ijayton Johnston Stiles Meyers Shade Bardell Neidigh RIVER SPECIALS TRIM 's 'SEALS BY BIG SCORE Many people come to usbe cause they want the bene fit oLour years of experi ence in making dependableinvestments ah eft 'xP irst of al you will have to attend the American Legion Indoor air nextfjfcX week' You will want to do that And you win want to visit our booth where11 we will have a surprise for evtry house wife here wewill tellyotflhe details but here will merely say you will be put jono expense Anyone familiar with the Chamber's ireless Gas Range will tell you this is a chance seldom offered So miss opportunity to have in your home the greatest household labot saving appliance on the market One thing the investor de piands from thj housethrough "which he makes his investments utmost reliability ASSESSOR TRIES TO CLEAR UP WEST POINT TAX TANGLE 0 0 2 0 0 0 Armagost auesnr ot West Point township was in reeport to day and called on Attorney Green to see what steps could be taken to refund the excess taxes tc the tax payers of his township He says that there are plose to TOO tax payers in West Point township wh in giving him their assessment gave the amounts they had on deposit in the banks and the amounts which should be refunded run all the way from Ten dollar to close to two hun dred Mr Armagost did his first assessing last spring and it come to assessing money in the banks he took the 60 per cent figure the same as the rest of the assessors but neglected to cut this tn half in making the assessment sc he assessed on the sixty per cent basis instead of 'on the thirty per cent basis he says Settle Stomach Trouble Quick MI NA Tablet act in a jiffy be cause they are packedln unitary air tight tape which preserves full strength OvercomeMt once acid stomach the heartburn and palpitations indi gestion and dyspepsia let these conditions become chronic when harmless MI NA Is soeasy and economical to take Guaranteed and sold by all druggists Air Ordinance Concerning The Con struction Repair of Roofs and the Kind of Material to bo Used for the Same Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of reeport Illinois: Section All buddings except those specifically mentioned in Sec tion IT of this Ordinance shall have roof coverings ot standard quality such as: (a) Brick or concrete surface (b) Clay or Portland Cement Tile (c) Tin or 1 (d) Asbestos Shingles Inch thick or thicker (e) Pitch or felt built up type four or five 'plies gravel or slag surface (f) Asbestos Asphalt built up type four' orfive plies smooth or grit surface Section J2 All of the following classes of buildings may ba covered with coverings set forth above in Section I of Ordinance or with Guard Against With Musterole urrier and urs Harris 138 Main St 'T Ml yAGENXNEjM About 4800000 axes arc made each year in the United States How You May Get This Range standard Arphalt Hag elt prepared roofing or Asphalt Rag elt shingles or by other types of cov ering having'cquivalcnt fire resist ing properties when approved and labeled by the Labora tories Inc Chicago III: (a) Dwellings (bj rame buildings (c) Buildings not exceeding Rories or 30 feet in hetahth and 2500 square feet in area: and not used for factories warehouses or mercantile purposes Section 3 The top and sides of dormer windows shall he covered same as the roof or with other ma terial having equivalent fire resis tive properties Section 4 If a wood shingle roof is damaged by a fire more than 20 per cent the entire roof shall be re placed with material specified in Section I and TT ot this Ordinance If a wood shingle roof is to lie re paired more than 10 per cent in a'fiy one year the same shall be entirely replaced with materials in any one replaced with materials specified In SecUon I and II of this Ordinance except as specified in paragraph I of this section Section 5 The Building Inspector shall have power to condemn and have removed any wood shingle root that In his opinion is in such a de tcaloratcd condition as to be exces sively inflammable Section Within twenty years from the date this ordinance shall go into effect any and all roofs cov ered with wood shingles shall be replaced with roof coverings which comply with this ordinance Section 7 The invalidity ot any River Specials swamped ho Seals elm the first period of their game at the Lincoln gym last even ing getting four goals to one tor the Seals and eventually winning by a score of 29 to 18 Layton had a big night getting eight field goals The close guarding of Shade and Neidigh kept the Seals from getting close to the basket and they were forced to rely on long range shots Goodrich was the main 'scorer for the Seals ixtging three goals and 'a free throw Substltures were used In the second half by the River Spe cials anlb they added nine points to their total The lineups: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 section or provision of this ordinance shall not invalidate anj sec tion or provision thereof 'Section 8' Any person firm cor poration or association shall violate provision ot this ordin ance shall upon conviction thereof be punished by a fine lot not leas than Ten Dollars ($1000) mor more than Two Hundred Dollars ($20000) Section 9 This ordinance shall be published In thfe feeporjt Journal Standard in reeport Illinois and shall be in full force and effect ten days after its passage approval and publication Section 10 All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict with this ordinance are hereby repealed Al Stephan Mayor Passed March 5th A 192J1 Approved March 6th A 1923 Attest Clarence Schmlch City Published March 8th A PROTECT YOUREYESIGHT Comfortably 'fitted and guaranteed Newest ideas in Glasses Spectacles and all kinds of Glasses Special $500 HARRY EMR1CK Jeweler and Optometrist 113 Stephenson St Opposite Court House Security Trust Company REEPORT CAPITAL $11)000000 DIRECTORS: Addison Bidwell Edwlrf Hall A Blust Snyder Courtney A Clarity Cljapman a Well her Is roar onnortunhv ar give away during the next ten dry several thousand packages of Gauss Combined Treatment to those who rted It and If yoq want relief sign the coupon at the foot of this I notice and the free package will be for warded to you at once by parrel post We want to prove to you that Combined Treatment will relieve you The me'hod is designed to atrtttb at the seat of the trouble and relief by removing the obstructions of congested mucus This Is the correct way to treat nn inflamed nasal membrane and if you are run' down weak ini your system lacks strength which Is often the case with those who suffer with nasal and throat catarrh send at once for the free package ill out the coupon below and package will be sent to you by return moll CARD Green wish to tjiunk 'their friends for their kind ness during th? sickness and death of their dear father and wish to thqnk tlip singer and the ones Who gave the beautiful flowers Mr and Mrs Elmer Green Adv 3 8 lt SHAW r' Attorney for Estate A Odd Temple Representative John Mart Re publican Aurora which Would regu late the length of trains and make all freight trains not leas than 50 care long unless handled by a crew of five men The first bill is titled act to regulate the length of trains to be hauled in any one train over or upon the tracka of anyrallroad and pro viding penalties for tl(e violation thereof' The companion measure is titled "aij act concerning rail roads and to better pitect the Hyes of the traveling public and the rail way! and providing penal ties for the violation Both bills are in the hands ot the com mittee on public utilltteS'aYid trans portation It Is unlawful for any railroad corporation or any person operat 'ing a railroad to riin or operate within this state a freight train ex i one half mile in length ex clusive of caoose and the first section of the first bill says Penalty for a violation of the meas ure is a fine of not less than $100 and not more than $500 for each of fense Enforcement of the act is left" to the Illinois Commerce com mission The proposed car limit a the measure is termed says i "is unlawful to operate any freight train in this state consisting of less than 50 cars unless such train has a brew consisting of npt less than five persons namely one' engineer or fireman one conductor? and two brakemen or one brakeman and pno flagman Upon all trains hav Ing 50 ob more cars there must Jie 'a brakeman in addition to the number heretofore required for every 25 care br fraction thereof In excess Of 49 cats Influenza Grippe and Pneumoma usually start with a cold The moment you get those watning aches get busy with good old Musterole 1 Musterole is a counter ifritarttthat relieves congestion (which is what a cold really is) and stimulates circulation It has all the good qualities of the old fashioned mustard plaster without the blister I Just rub it on with your finger tips irst you will feel a warm tingle as the healing ointment penetrates the pores then a soothing cooling sensation and quick relief Have Musterole handy for emergency use It may prevent serious illness 35c and 65c in jars and tubes Better than a mustard plaster PROPOSED LEGISLATION TO RE STRICT PULL RECEIVING 7 SUPPORT UNIONS Springfleld III Mar 8 Labor elements of the state ire" aligning themselves for active support of the two bills introduced in' the house by TREE Tide coupon ii good for pnek sgs of COMBINED TREATMENT eent free by mail Simply nil in your name and 1 dress on dotted lines below anl mail to GAUSS CO 1258 Main St 'Marshall Mich' 1923 Toiiring Car Grand Prize On Season Tickets i Season Tickets SluO Single Admission 'Sf 4 4: RED A MANTHE! OTTO MANTHEI A Executors of Will a i ORAVORS ERCARSIO i REIGHTIRAIN CUT THIS IT IS WORTH i MONEY Cut out this slip enclose iwlthi 5cand mall it to oley Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Jll waiting fs your name and iddress clearly ''You'll will recelvedn return a trial package containing Honey And Tar'S Cor 'pound for nouglis croup oley Kidney Pills for pAtag In sides end back rheumatism 'bACk ache kidney and bladder ailments' end oley Cathartic Tablets wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic for 'constipation ness "heodach! and boweh: Moogk MelsenbAchs2g 2i So Chicago Adv You Try This ree or That Nasal and Throat Catarrh? mv i tir a 12J I LilZj vr I'M AK AK March 12t to 17th i 1 SMM tixni nits vaudeville Dancing THURSDAY MARCH 8 1923 X' 7 Open Afternoons and Evenings EMMERT jWUG STORE l' where quality i anti ser vice count (29) 8 ORANGEVILLE ARMER GOES INTO BANKRUPTCY A petition of voluntary bankruptcy hsa been filed in the federal court here by Otto Klemm a farmer resid ing near Orangeville He lists liabiU ties of $1228950 and assets of 55275 The petition and schedules I were filed by Attorney A Jayne ney A Jayne i Pep Pulverized soap is used la ge i ly by Mechanics Ekx'tricians end i i Garage men in cleaning the hands I and is not harsh on the hands 38 lt March 17 1923 2 ON THE PREMISES THE MANTHEI PROPERTY AT CORNER NORTH WEST AVENUE AND WEST ORDWAY STREET BRICK HOUSE 7 ROOMS AND GQOD 1 WELL AND 2 GOOD CISTERNS WITH INSIDE PUMPS LINOLEUM ON KITCHEN LOOR BRICK PAVED STREETS IN AND PAID OR BRICK TW0 R00M CELLAR WITH LQgRDRAIJi DRIVE CHICKEN HOUSE IMMEDIATE GOOD ABSTRACT TITLE NO RESERVATIONS HIGHEST BID BUYS PROPERTY "ft A reasonable deposit on day of sale" bal ance oii detiyery of deed and abstract or detads oy inspection of property apply to any of the iinder AMERICAN LEGION INDOOR AIR If" A I 0 0 TEMPLE MARCH 12 17 INCLUSIVE 3 REEPORT GAS COMPANY ft TO INVESTIGATE TRANSPOMON CRISIS IN STATE SENATE COMMITTEE TO MAKE THOROUGH INQUIRY INTO SITUATION' (Br Cnnefl rreae Leaaefl W(re' Springfield Mar The state senate today launched an invcstlga tlcm'into the transportation crisis In the state byjthe adoptlomof Senator Harold Kessinger's resolution pro viding for ft senate committee' to make a thorough Inquiry The com mittee Twhlch is made up of the chairmen of the committees on roads waterways railroads and public util ities: and two men each named by them was appointed Immediately af ter the adoption of the resolution and it will meet in Springfield next week and organize Kessinger to Be Cliairmsn It is understood that Senator Kes singer will be chairman of theepm mlttoe and Senator Earl Seiwcy of Springfield will' he secretary The 12 members of committee ap pointed today are: Senators Kessinger Searcy Bailey' Meehts Roos Cuthberton Turnbaugh Barr 'Dailey Essington Lantz aT)dBuck In cllllng up the resolution Sena tor Kessinger called attention to the fact that the stae commerce commission had been asked only yes terday to Issue an order to prevent junk dealers from tearing up the Aurora DeKalb Electric line until an investigation can be made as to the feasibility of continuing it ln operation and that the Chicago Peoria' St Louis railroad which serves hundreds of thousands of peoi pie in Central Illinois is trying to quit against the protests of the communities through which it passes No Appropriation The resolution provides that no ap propriation shall be made for the commission but that It shall hold its meetings in Springfield during the session ot the legislature so that members will ba at no expense It Is the intention to summon experts on railroad waterways and high way transportation to tell the com mission wljat can be done to save short haul roads and electric from ruin as waterways and high ways encroach upon their business It is probable that steam roads will be given first consideration in the investigation PRINCE HENRY AND COMPANION HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT tBy Unlten jT iess Leased Wire) London Mdr 8 Prince Henry and an officer companion 'were hurl ed from their moter car in a collision with a lorry as they were returning to Weedon from the Cheltham races last night Both were shaken butneither was seriously hurt and theprince was able to continue his jour ney in another car wap town" if a it wU i 1 st rJ 1 ft IW'V NWS 1 ft 4 i I WSSZi Ad SZ 1 IM a 7" 4)8 A a 1 St 1 JO1 AU' 1 118 1 nAI Mi rQiiKSSg' BW I I HEras W'i i I HLHulKSanli I fC''v 'll Bgy I yr mir flUMB 'I Er i I "A I ft a WI.