The Gazette from Cedar Rapids, Iowa • 13

Tri I LT1 THE CEDAR RAPIDS EVENING GAZETTE AND REPUBLICAN. WEDNESDAY, JULY 1929 Let Contract For Paving From Marion To Jones County Line Build Road Near New Bridge On 161 Monticello Car i 1 smmii "I Persons Injured STATE BOARD HEARS ABOUT BIO UN ROW MTTR BO. KILLED BV PAVING THICK rr Mosncaux Mtr i STATE GVES JOB TO DES MOINES CONCERN Johnson Construction Company Gets 0-Mile Paving Project Ot 161 Northeast Fron Cascade. Aro Silent After emt wife ol the Ballenger On Scene To Aid In Hardy Case (Bi losg raoirt.) WTLUAMSBURG. July 10.

State and county officials got down to work in earnest on the CVeoryr Hardy murder mystery yesterday whan C. N. Ballenger detect! re-collector and friend of the rtcttm. ar i a-js I here, and Jessup's Report; Fight At Des Moine U. Gets Attention.

is an au'ocaoaxle DdMajpfct Jl jjG ll5 aCaSadtMos AMES. July 10. UP 1 Walter Jessup. president of the University of Iowa, yesterday appeared before the state board of education here rived here to aid in the search for the slaver He was closeted with Ttl -S Mm and presumably told all the detatis HSherf of the Big Ten row over athletics. caf ferty.

Detective C. Worlev of Just what transpired, however, Cedar Rapids and others most of was not learned. President Jessup 'he afternoon. What Ballenger told k. the officials has not been revealed refused to discuss his board appear- lhll ln.

murtV.r ance. and members of the board committed by someone In the vtein-werc equally silent ity of. Hardy store near Pimell. Cenrup Ralrrr TVovenrwt and rr I uie sieuina Dauucea on ru.iene' at an Intimate friend of Hardy, to reveal facts which might lewd to an and vice-president, respectively, of the board, were re-elected for tiro years. Baiter has been a board early arrest Tru-Axi cut -Helma photo.

AMES. July 10. INS Iowa's stae-wtde pnmry road program had made lurth-r advance today with the letting contracts for ap-proximately 75 lles of hard -surfacing on the highways of Black i Hawk. Carroll. Ehbuque.

Ltnn. Lucas and Webster ounties. at a cost of $7.077.167 82. The average coat of the contracts awarded at yesterday's semi-month- ly letting, inrludini all grading and necessary drainage not already In- tailed, will be aptroxlmately I7S a mile. The total of ccatracts awarded yesterday tu 12 3H 2 "13 In addition to the paveoent, the com- mission authorized he construction of bridges and culveta to cost In Crawford, Harlson.

Jackson. Psk' Tama and Lnion counties, graveling to cost $4(080 24 in Carroll. Ida. Woodbury, Momma, and Muscatine counties ind tiling to coat $709 07 In Emme county. The largest single contract of the letting was awarded to the Johnson cnntructioi mm pan of Minneapolis, whlri will pave to ng miles of 1'.

S. hghway No. 161 from Cascade nirtheast in Dubuque county for 9M6.4R.1.19. Among the suecessul bidders wete: member twenty years. Budgets of the three major state MONTICELLO, July 10.

(Special) The above picture shows the progress made on the 1.500-foot fill being built on both sides of the new bridge over the Maquoketa river swamp on highway No. 161, Just east of Monticello. The Linn truck at the left is a great help in the work. Of the caterpillar type, it Is able to pull big loads any place. It has a six-clyinder, 100-horsepower motor.

schools, Iowa 8tat college Ames, the state university. Iowa City, and I Iowa State Teacher colleire. Cedar Falls, were approved as recommend-ad by the college heads The budgets provide for estimated tures of appropriations made by the i legislature for the next biennium. The amounts provided for the schools for the next two years were: Iowa State. Iowa univer OTHER KIT .1,1 AN STORE NEWS ON PAGE 5 Thursday Friday Saturday KILLIAN'S ANNUAL JULY To Finish Eastern Part Of Pav ing On No.

117 Tomorrow Benton Sheriff Captures 4 Boys After Hot Chase HAWKEYE MAN HEADS CLUETT-PEABOOY CO. 1 Price 3 Dav, Special to The Gazette-Republican. WYOMING, July 10. The McCarthy Improvement company of Davenport, which is paving primary in Jones count v. will complete 8peclal to The Gazette-Republican.

WEST. UNION. July 10 Chesley R. Palmer Monday was elected to the presidency of the Cluett-Pea- Bprrla! to The ClaMtU-Rrpubllcan. VINTON.

July 10. Captured after a chase of a mile or so down the railroad track, four boys giving their homes as Chicago and Malwaukee, are being held In jail here on charges of breaking and en sity. $5,396 003 20. and State Teachers. $1,518,000 Creation of a professorship In aeronautics at Iowa 8tate was approved, and Major William A.

Be-van. formerly of the mechanical engineering department at Purdue university, was named to the place. Miss Sadie B. CampbeU. girls' adviser at North high.

Des Moines, was appointed dean of women at State Teachers, to succeed Mrs Marion McFarland Walker, who resigned. The faculty-trustee fight at Des MKt-nie and Kileen )f Superior. WuTSL91 miles of prima-y road No 59 in Black Hawk count from Waterloo north to the Brener county line. body company of Troy, N. Mr' the eastern portion of the project Palmer was born and reared in tering the specific charge being the tooting of Rock Island freight ca Toilet Goods Sale Standard Toiletries of various kinds featured in this July Event at most attractive low booses in the local yards.

Their alleged loot considered of money. Thursday afternoon, weather permitting. The office and other minor buildings will be moved Wednesday to Anamosa. from which place the crew will pave the remaining eight Moines university was recognized by Jewelry, clothing, toilet articles and so forth, belonging to the trainmen. The bovs gave their names as John 24.

Milwaukee: Charley Hawkeye. and was graduated from the West Union high school in 1898 as valedictorian of his class He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Palmer of at prte carefal declared state accept credits rriles east to connect with that part the board when it already naved.

I schools could not prices. Note the special "before 11 value Vlai! and telephone rder- prevailing after 11 o'clock. Free city delivery on orders of S3 or more. the Items listed below. Then come and sipply yar rammer netdt.

The job of paving 17.27 miles on Ies Moines Asphalt -ompanv 12.11 miles of V. B. highway No 161 In I. inn count? from Marlon east to the Jonr county line. National Construction torn pans of Omaha 10 26 milrs of U.

highway No. 34 in Lucas county 1mm the Clarke county lne east toward Charlton Henkel Construction com lanv of Mason City 11 miles U. S. highway No. 20 in Webster county from Fort Dorlpe east to the Hamilton county line nut uptiiuiru riuici uy uie ai5inc: Todkasiny.

18. Milwaukee Edgar Thompson. 18. Chicago, and Harold Ctaudio. 17.

Milwaukee. It is reported that they are ready to con- I fe.ss and take their medicine. According to the story told by the quartet, their car broke down at 1 Silvis, 111 while they were on their way west to work in the harvest fllds. and they switched means of I court or the board of trustees, and that no students from Des Moines university, enrolling in a state institution, could be granted diploma' until after they had been in residence for at least thirty-six weeks. primary 117 is the second longest stretch of paving to be completed in Iowa this summer.

The cost is $449,532.60. Instead of a layer of dirt, a new method of curing the concrete is used. Curcrete, a thin mixture with an asphaltic base, is applied on the wet concrete with a 19c 19c 19c Hawkeye. and a brother of King R. Palmer of West Union.

The family resided in West C. PAI MER WOODRIEY'S Crea H.irnld Fldnrlce of Clrmoi sur 0r transportation and "bummed" their facing with eravel 14 2 les tmbea Ol.IVIlO Sharinx Crea. wav to vuiion. monnay. it- is si- i primary road No 35 in Ida.

Wood- lrged. thev robbed a caboose in the BKRT E's bury and Monona counties from rrl r- nsi no rt if 1W1 II lint 1 1 Hi llflUK robbed another one Tuesday le WILLIAMS" Mac ikaraat Soaja aw 36 jJJ LIFE Bl'OT SteavriSkf reaas. aft- o'rioek IBMM UaU Ma I YaJCttKKS lilii aiaafi Maudlin of Nevada econd spraying apparatus. This mixture "sets" within a short time and seals in the water, allowing complete chemical action before the slab is dry. The curcrete also permits earlier use of the highway after the concrete is poured.

Much of the stretch paved here was open to traffic in ten days. A small contrivance Is placed over the felt dividing line to keep off the 1 curcrete. thus leaving a white line of concrete through the middle of the black paving. Many find the Union from 1893 to 1899 while H. R.

Palmer was clerk of the courts. The Cluett-Peabody company. I manufacturers of collars, shirts and allied lines, is said to be the largest concern of its kind in the United States, with a capitalization of about $00,000,000. Mr. Palmer was for many years with the Henry C.

Lytton store in i Chicago, then was a district manager at Kansas City for Cluett-Pea-! body, then the Panfic coast manager, and for the last few years has been vice-president of the concern. JERGEV? Talcmm FwOrs MFI I I'atteer Corereo Camparis BE A I ARTS Face Powder 19c FEET'S Vegetable Hard waif Soap, 4 eaaea ISr JERGEVS Re. ril Palm Soap. cakes It CI TIC I RA Soap, bar for PACKER'S Tar Soap, box SAYMAVS Vefetable Wonder Soap, tears 'v LISTERINE. 3-oonce bottle 1 I AN ORIS bottle lc WITCH HAZEL -ewnc bottle IV LISTERINE Tooth Parte COI.GATES Dental reaoa ltee a ramdei i Wealthy Farmer Of Near Strawberry Pt.

Found Dead By Wife Sperla! to The Gazette-Republican. STRAWBERRY POINT. July 10. James Duncan. 67.

prominent and wealthy farmer, living just north of here, was found dead In a berry patch by his wife yesterday. He is believed to have died instantly from heart disease. He had pitched forward on his face while at work. Surviving are hi widow, a daughter. Mrs.

Hasel Lepley. and a son Lee. of Manchester. Funeral arrangements had not been announced this morning JOHVSOV Rat' aa i awm morning No one saw them, but the trainmen suspected the boys and Baked Sheriff Whe'an to question thrm The sheriff went to the freight yards and the bovs immediately "beat, it" down the tracks east The sheriff and Braaeman T. Leet of Cedar Ranids started pursuit, but the boys hart the best wind and grariuailv cainpd on their pursuers Seeing that vhe bovs were coat gravel surfacing on 23.5 miles of Primary road No.

46 across Carroll county for H. Dane of Iowk City -surface with either crushed rrx or gravel 8 86 nitles of primary mad No. 78 in Muscatine county from Wrst Liberty to Nichols. Contract for three bridge and viaduct approaches on U. S.

highway PAGE- Bowt Had. 2c. before 11 eioek Iter A OX Taacsna Powder Caw tPr njFR KIs Taiessai Nafci lf AM LIN Deoooeaist PdT Iter black paving much easier on the eyes when driving, as there is no glare from the sun. A crew this week began the building of the shoulder to the paving, east of Wyoming. No 30 west of Tama, awarded to -co ne tn get awav.

Rhriff Whelan Howard Oraham of Cedar Rap- pulled his gun and fired in the air ISc Cold CTm in lube The estimated population of the world Is 1 849.500.000. Of this number 1.013 000 are said to be in Asia and 475 000.000 in Europe. ids for $6 740. At the first shot the boys halted and held up their hands. The chase was oor.

Holbrook Speaks At iv size currency used today in making change on purchases Columbu Jet. Picnic Oickinson And Emmet All Mechanism Counties Voting Today Bo-cml to Th COLUMBUS JUNCTION. July 10 About 12 persona attended thei Columbus Junction Commercial club picnic Mondav evening in the pa here Due to severe storms ne.ir Muscatine about 4 pm no delega- I tlons from points in that direction could attend The program, which was given in 39c 39c 39c OH TOP i ioi ri DES MOINES. July 10 (TJP Voters of the two northwestern Iowa counties Dickinson and Emmet, heretofore opposed to the issuance of countv primary rosd bonds, today-went to the polls with issues agtrregating $1 573.0O0 at stake. In both coimtie todays proposed issues were the maximum possible under limits set by the Forty-third general assembly.

In Dickinson countv the issue if approved will furnish $850ooo for use on p-imary highways, while in Emme- county the amount will be $723,000 GLOCO Haar JUl R17 Ei MR GROOM So LA RLACHE Fare IMOGENS Face Poi MKH Hlf F.e where belo PALMOt.IVE. Jap Rose. KJrat Cocoa Hard water or Creme Oil sw rbekr before 11 orloca. tears for after 11 esses ban 1KRGENS Violet Glreetine me Almond Cocoa Soap, before 11 'esoek, far 33c after 11 o'rioek, for SWIFT'S Wool or Jen en assorted Roth Soaps, far Ster PHN I( I NS' A SI r. iE()N or Booabelli Snaps.

5 or 39c VAN A ED'S Farr Powder nqs. the Methodist rhurch. consisted In matn of a talk by Roal Holbrook Cedar Rapids, on utilization of corn stalks, com cobs and other waste products of the farm He told of the 200 products manufactured from men waste products at Iowa State i college, and stressed the importance Of recogni.ing their value. "-He also told of his recrnt visit to a plant at Dubuque which uses corn stalks in manufacture of rayon paper building boarrt and various other products i Si Poadpra, aosorted no NORIDA Comport, ssaorteai I Several Sentenced In Sigourney Court mTZtmsmn ssf i KomvaMri ftMsYtfi SteaYvteac Crssssa 3m rai an Crsism ssrsa ENE Work EM Pacta osmassOmatoTil DJER KI Rnace ROl'GES, awnorted makes colors, choice INGVENTTNE for tessrao IURP WHITE LoUoo dearteag mm pieuataa I ORIS. nance teattlt Bptrii Tt" Gaiette-Republiran SIGOURNEY Julv 10 Three men who were being held in the I county jail here have been sen-' teneed by Judge Patterson Olna Brown who was arrested June 25.

Former Calmar Jeweler Diet Following Stroke POMPADOIE AUeptir Uon and lulinm I KTFRIM ovc belli pied guilty to a charge of larrenv of junk from a local dearer, and received a sentence of two months in Jail Forest Rosenbalm. who was Bae.la! to The Oa-e Ue-Repvibllf au CAST AM A July 10 James Morris, age 7V former leweler of Calmar. died here this mnrmng fol 1- FORHANS AnUaep Waste HITtH IU7 EL, 1 stroke of paralysis suffered nrrp on me i-ourin or July. towing a 11 4 Mr and Mrs Morris sentence oi lour mom hs in iil nini ii fare 11 lau ami a nne of $o0 when he nled tie rame here from their home in Long lIXIAJdW 7.0NITE. Rea-h.

Calif for a' summer's visit sumy to a cnarge of larceny He THERE are many reasons why all the mechanism of the General Electric Refrigerator is placed on top of the cahineL Here are three vital reasons: 1. Refrigerating-mechanisms develop heat in the process of cooling the interior of the refrigerator. This heat escapes and rises. Therefore, General Electric has placed the refrigerating mechanism on top so that the escaping heat travels away from the cabinet. 2.

Placing all the mechanism of the General Electric on top of the cabinet achieves maxi- mum food storage space ithin the cabinet. It also saves floor apace and permits the cabinet to be mounted on legs giving ample broom-room underneath for easy cleaning. 3. Vith refrigerating mechanism on top of the cabinet, the inside of the cabinet is free from obstructions and easier to clean. The constantly rising current of air from the hermetically sealed mechanism prevents dust from settling on the top or coils.

There are more than 300,000 users and not one has ever spent a dollar for repairs. Visit our display rooms and see the new all-steel General Electrie Refrigerators. LIFE Bl'OY or Otirllo Soaps, ojaateaa before 11 o'rioek. aar 3V; after 11 o'cloek. bars 3e LUX or Cam; Toilet 5 bars far Xc CASTOLAY Soap, before 11 etork.

5 tears 3S; after 11 o'rioek. 4 teaars for 39e WOODBI RY Fartal Soop, ae-fore II o'emek, 3 for 49r; after 11 tears for Stee HIND'S Honer and Almond or Jerrrn' Benwln Almond L-tiena. before 11 o'rioek. 13c: after 11 'clock 3V PON ITS Cold Cream or Vanish -inr ream, after 11 o'clock 4r; before 11 o'clock 3e DAGGETTE AM DEI I CoM Cream In Jars, after 11 rssrk. 4te; before 11 I ix- 3V MELBA Vaniatelnc Cream ME LB A TUvor Cream Je ri RlT AN Thoatrleai Cold rpjim IWf WOODBIRYS Facial or Cold Cream to Jars 3V BATHASWEET PI Ms Rats, with their son.

Fmmet Morris, and accused of having stolen $25 his wife of Marquette, as well as ofh- i the farm of Martin Chngan. er relatives and friends Burial will i elRht mU" southeast of here, sev- WKIfaUTTE Bosk Hal Jf.RGEVI JsiRss He was nnroled tn iiu muni iis ago For: Atkinson Thursday at poses. Wat) teottle HECK ae Ererssreet rants DEO DO for paWSpSS atS NON for perspirauoi AMOIJN Powder be at 3 pm I MaBMU Pi if ami irlH I I NTil before th as rioek tc EJUtrni Dry Cxsuaer XV POtTO Tooth Paste, ckark. lie: after 11 I ft buying coffee the trademark to look for is Hills Bros9 PY PODENT Tooth Paatr 11 clock. Sir; after 11 o'rioek onenn a Beauuey and his sentence suspended.

Homer Wimpsett pled guilty to a charge of driving a car while Intoxicated and received a fine of $400. which was suspended and he was paroled to Sheriff Beasley. Pat C.eiger of North English was taken before Justice of the Peace Rathbun on a charge of intoxication, to which he pled guiltv. He received a sentence of thirty days in jail, which was suspended. Strawberry Point Class Holds Its First Reunion FORH4V Tooth SOI IRP rVrnlal 5 rdAtTila'srsur xsw i imiia -3R IV trs ftaw ooaJrt' .9 POMPEI AN Day or Cream SEMPRAY Jorenar Cske IP AN Tooth Paate KOL1KOS Desrtol Cream WONDER Shampoo for Let us explain these 14- superiorities.

Arab 79c 79c 79c Sperial to The CUrefe-FepuN--r, STRAWBERRY POINT Julv 10 The class of 1927 of Strawberry Point high school held its first n- at. a 3 4. 5. 6. 8 no installation prohlem whaterer.

9 a porcelain chilling chamber. 10 entire mechuiitm mounted on top, 11 maximum food storage space. 12 absolutely no radio interference. 13 an unqualified two-year guarantee. 14 convenient easy payments.

an hermetirallv sealed mechanism. an all-steel, warp-proof cabinet. an accessible temperature control. mechanism that require no oiling. troublesome machinery eliminated.

a new standard of quiet operation. up on legs with broom-room underneath. Hn.is Arab stands nual 'on the State park Sun- uiiuiwn met at 14 osmre bottle, ko- AIHO Hot Water asseA. so afterU Bjim i for coffee quality developed school house IsTFWM fore 11 in the morninc and COTT'S COricsn Fare with torn part fro riIK 't'l Ear asr TV GEBVA1SE GEAMAf SOmTTE. Ut 7 Laaten tn on thr 'General Electric Hourbroadcast ererr Saturday evening 8 to 9 Eastern Standard Time, ot er the B.

net or I. of 42 nations. br Controlled Roasting the patented, continuous-process that roasts coffee a few pounds at a time. No other coffee tastes like Hills Rros. Coffee because none is roasted the same way.

i I Sioa teottlo DJER Kiss Doable mparts tea kwlteer vaisitv case Ttet DAGGETTE A RAMSDELL CoW Cream in larfr Jars POND'S Cold Cream In tarre jars Tt JEKGEVS or Hindi liliiai mWmasm f9af rVammVVmmaC Mt ft sWaBaw sW aaaa asmte adamal aaC I I MfU rpr SSBO pwrssssmaas a- ismmamw motored to the park. After a picnic lunch, the members told of the various experiences they had met with the last two years. Before leaving they agreed to hoW a second reunion in the course of five years Out of a class of thirty -four, sixteen were able to attend! They were Pern Alderson. Elgin. Norma Alderson.

who is taking a nurses' course at Iowa City; Gladvs Fox. Arlington: Herbert Mevers. employed at Chicago; Harold Huebsch. student at Ames; Clifford 8mith. Lamont; Edith Wesender.

recentlv graduated from Wartsburg college at Waverly: Marvin Wimr, emnloved GENERAL ELECTRIC IS i Ma vaf ST DEXIS Bath temM 7t Riv HI? A.li,-STKKI. KEPKIVKKATOR HILLS BROS Rl styles am asasbss massw-- ter. COFFEE owSM and Ll Ctai)aft ion SMITH Marion Cedar Rapids Mt. Vernon at Iowa Cit. Don Tinker, helper at the local depot; Eugene Whit lock CTisttnt in the Sinerud pool hall; Marie Jewell assisting in the New iome cafe, Milton Bowman, as-ting on the Sunn side Dairv Frrtk frwm tkr -rtf-WaBM j0 ofrmrd art The KILLIAN CO Dean Sauerbrv.

Bernice penter. Erma Glass and Herman Marquardt, all living at home..