Belvidere Daily Republican from Belvidere, Illinois • Page 8

TTTE DAILY DELVIDEKE. ILLINOIS TIIUKSDAY, 51, VjZ 3 unncr puirr FRU FOfiuER LDGrtL f'Yfii)iLl(TT0NIGHTand iff SHOW'S AT 7 -AXD 9 Di Fish CLOCK. Friday inner. i all IS SUII i IIUUdL UIIILr flllESISIN CllTTFFfii Her Duty Demanded That She Take The Life of The Man She Chlraso. Jan.

31 Weather forecast for period ending at 7 p. ni. on Friday, furnished by the U. S. weather- bureau: Chicane and rlclnity: Cloudr ERRING SPINACH SolKl pock, mriy to mf i Deep Sea I10SUE5 11 1 1 FILLET WAINER BIOS.

jtoalght and Friday; not mucii ehanc In temoerature. Invent 2 No. 2 cans 19c Ml BLUE FIXX EASILY mCTAKED boxed and nOLCEIU DRMWTHTIC MEM-'tonieht about 2i dearee ntl PICTUtI MRS. AMAXDA E. WATSOX iiwi imi.h m.MiutT.

'to modrrat i-va- winds, uiosUy east- SMXXED erly. DILWVS XK nUIRMAXSHir AXD MA.XY ASSIOXMEXTS READY iii 1 1 4 VXJTXD Ml'RDERED IX HER HOME LJVETi HERE AT OXB TIME AXD Hl'SUAXD EM PLOT ED I XATIOX AL A SISTER OF MRS. HARRY a XORTII AXD A COCSIX OF THE TL-ACK IMLVU BY MEMBERS FROM THIS DISTRICT. THE PAX OYSTERS large Ue, willtt XK Pint. 191c Outlook for Saturdays Cloud-with moderate temperature, Illinois: Cloudy tonight anJ Friday; warmer In extreme south portion tonight Pound rorxns and lowai Cloudy i Mrs.

Amanda E. Watson, for tonight and Friday; not'nmcii merly of -Belvidere, was tnurder- chanse In temeraiut. 800 POUNDS OF FRESH FISH ON SALE FRESH DRESSED BVIXHKAPs. Hit HEX AIJIUT SLICED. FRESH LAKE TROUT.

PERCH FILLETS. SILVER Sll.MOX STEAK. XOKDIC. SMOKED WHITEEIMI. sM.T HERKIXU, SALT MACKEIUI, CODEISH MIDDIES FOR YOUR FRIDAY FIsH DIXXEH.

ed In her aartmenti at Loa An-igeles, California, her body "being found there yesterday, bound 'hand and foot, and her head bat inno Speaker John Devtn baa announced the general committee vt the bouse of reprenentatires at Springfield, made publie today. The chairmanships of the com-'mltteet to Deniorrata. and Kepresrntalive Thomas Boler of the Eighth district Henry-Lake) draws that' for revenue, "other committees to I which Dolgor 1 assigned are appropriations, concessional apportionment, agriculture, education. Judicial apportionment, public welfare. Lyons or this district Is assigned to the committees on appropriations, banks and banking, elections, insurance, public utilities and transportation.

I Carroll of this district is found I In the committee on appropria Oyster Crackers Fwh fnmi the factor). They are rrl Gold Chord Srwuirwttl, IVirk ami Bean. VeKtHable Totitalo soup Cottage Cheese Creaaned, rrtuXf to arnr -Fresh sbrpatmt. 12 DEGAS tel ed. The bouse had been ransacked from end to end, and "robbery i supposed to have been the object of the slayer.

Mrs. Harry B. North, wife, the master-in-chancery at Rock-ford and who is a sister of tbe slain womany left laat eve pound 9 jc 3 giant cans 27c 2 pounds 25c A continuation of, the mild winitr weather this section is IX ALL YOl LIFETIME "A XO FRTIBE WILL EVER GIVE YOl" A GREATER Vf I f3 THRILL Til A THIS Mvf I 'J MlM MIGHTY STORY 1 ('dL2 'r EXTRA! -v vkll I ROBIXSOX, 1 1 "KING FOR TiTv I A DAY" vV ij ning for the coast city. She took predicted in the weather forecast for the next 24 hours. The mercury rose to the 32 mark at 1:30 o'clock this afternoon, representing a riae of six degrees from the low mark of this morning.

A year ago today the range with ber a letter recently recelv ed from Mrs. Watson in which the latter told her of having had trouble with a tenant In one of the houses which she owns and which are occupied by relief tenants. This tenant, she. said refua- from 22 to 40 degrees and there tions, agriculture, banks and banking, and senatorial apportionment. Hunter, of the Winnebago-Ogle district is on the committees on Agriculture, contingent expense, military affairs, and roads and bridges.

hlcli hln were brief snow flurries. The led to give her the check i high mark yesterday was 34 de-'the relief agency had given Cookies 3rt.SS14i SalniOn 1 pound tall ran. 1 8C S0Up nrni eKelable, XoiNlle, pr. mmmm mm Cr. 0)ter, Tomato, MiikhrwMi.

2 lit. ranwy Salmon Hie EGGS 25c 125c Tomato 25c rI I PICKLES, Genuine, 4 1 Cmmlry Ontleman. UIL4 Kosher IDC 13C IMM.kl 2 2 ran tOU with which to pay his rent. It was thought this might be a cjew. Mrs.

Watson and her busband grees. The warm weather of today appeared to be doing considerable execution to tKe lee that cover ciUW U. Belvidere from tlW' itL'L ra ufmaWtao riveu atYon "Wir house1' places. Many hunters took advantage of the favorable temperature to make their last expeditions of the season after rabbiu. The season closes on bunnies this evening.

ATTENDANCEAT MOXAHCH FIX KK FOODS 31 10c Doff Fond, tnrat food pnxl- ff I Sanllne, MiHu fx 20c W. H. PIEL '09c act At for human COMING 8VNDAY.MOXDAY! "BROADWAY BILL" at the present site of the John Isles home, and. also In bne of the I'enwell houses. Mrs.

North Is be3t remembered here aa Mra, Dayton Packard, whose husband operated a confectionery store on Sduth State street. Their maiden name was Dearth, and the members of the Dearth family of Belvidere are cousins! Mrs. Watson's busband was employed in the National at one time. He has died since leaving Belvidere. Neighbors report having seen a tall blonde man leaving the Wat son home.

fod, t'AXS. BIHTHDAY 11 is. dun 1 ED elks cLtB is sroxson OF I RESIDEXT'S BIRTHDAY HALL TO IHJ HELD HERE OF ritOCKEDS UO TO WARM SI'RIX'tM, IXSTITITIOX EVEXT MICH EX JOYED. in TODAY EIS are rwdly interested tow price coal, then I Se.venty-flve couples the President's birthday en under auspices of lodge In the new lodge last nlht. The musical attended ball glv-the ElkJ quarters program Mrs.

Ixrnlse Devlin, wife of Hugh Devlin, Jackson street, passed age 62. of Wer. away this Expert Watch Repairing. Reasonable Prices. Prompt Service.

the fam- morning at 6 o'clock at CITIES TO PHI STREETS COST COMPLETELY Reconditioned Cars AT REAL SAVINGS 1933 Ford V-8 Tudor. 1927 Dodge Sedan. 1929 Plymouth Coupe. 1934 Ford V-8 Tudor. 1931 Chevrolet 5-pass.

Coupe. 1932 Ford V-8 Tudor. 1931 Ford Closed Cab Pick-up. 1929 Plymouth Roadster. 1933 Ford 4-cyl.

157-inch Truck. 1930 Ford 4-cyl. 131-inch. SEE THESE CARS TODAY! IjOWEST PRICES H)H TERMS. Manley Motor Co.

Phone 200. BELV1DERE, ILL. lly home following an Illness of three months. Heart trouble and asthma caused the death of tlita highly esteemed local woman whose passing is widely mourned. Funeral services have not yei been arranged.

Mrs. Devlin was born In Ogle county, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Mattes, on Oct. 2 1872.

She was married on Ken. 28 1905. to Hush Devlin, survives as does a brother, LewU Mattes of Milwaukee. Two brothers and a sister as well as her parents have preceded her in death. She was a resident of Belvidere for 30 years, coming here Rockford.

$6.25 was furnished by Laurie's ore hear tra, of Rockford. The event was arranged for by the dance committee of the Elka, which is headed by Walter Holt-freter. As a result of the good ipatron-age accorded the event, the Elk will turn over a neat sum to Hie Warm Springs foundation at Warm Springs, an institution founded by 'President Roosevelt for the treatment of sufferers from Infantile paralysis. Thirty per cent of the proccedk will go to this Institution. Similar events were held by the thousands from one coast to the other last night.

There was an elaborate rad1 1 broadcast put on the air at 10:30 o'clock last night In connection wtlh the event. CORNELL REAM DISTRIBITTOV AXXOUXCED OF DECEMBER TAX TO CITIES AMOIXTIXO TO SOMETHIXG OYER HALF A I LLIOX DOLLA RS OX LY THK LARGER CITIES NAMED Springfield, Jan. 31 Allotment of $573,746.69 to ap-proximtely 1,200 cities and municipalities of Illinois from the motor fuel tax paid into the state treasury during December, was announced today by K. L. Ames, PER TON Furnace LumpLarge Lump CITY FUEL CO.

JEWELERS OPTICIANS Fine Watch Repairing 405 South SUto Street state finance director. For the first time, a reservs I was held by the state toward In inn ms Phone 414 204 CaswrU St LUMBER CO I ES SERVICE THAT MEETS YOUR BUSINESS NEEDS RELEASED Off BOND Adam Holroyd of East Hurlbut avenue bad a narrow escape late yesterday afternoon while working on the Fisher farm, Are mlle. northwest of this city. He and terest and retirement of the thirty-million dollar emergency relief bond issue. This reserve will be Increased as tbe bond Interest and retirement requirements Increase, Ames said.

From Gbicago'8 total allotment of $308,153.65, half is to be used for school purposes and the remainder for highway purposes. Fifty-three cities were alloted more than $1,000 each. In addition to Chicago, cities in the higher allotment class are: Peoria, Rockford. East St. Louis, Springfield, Cicero, Oak Park, EJvanston, $5,780.60.

and Decatur $5,248.70. Is almost aa Important as safety forjour fundit. You are sure of both In this Federal Reer-e Member bank. SAFE Complete facilities make for good service, and sound management is a major factor for safety. Federal Deposit Insurance Is a supplemental safeguard you will appreciate here.

Glen Ward, manager of th-j Barker Lumber company, of Richmond, McHenry county, who is charged with larceny by em-: beszlement, was released under $1,000 bond at Woodstock, following a hearing before Justlc W. S. Hattern. The case was continued until Feb. 2.

Ward was taken from Rleh- mond to the sheriff's office on Tuesday, following complaint of one of the directors. Ward is al-jleged to have converted $200 of i the firm's money to his own use. DEPOSITS Don Marcellus were- operating a portable grist mill In a barn when he began to feel faint from the gas of the engine. On reaching the open be fell and Injured his head, the combination of the gas and the Injury leaving him unconscious. He was rushed to the fire department here where he was revived by an inhalator and a local physician and removed to his home, 601 East Hurlbut avenue.

His condition today is reported to be satisfactory. He is the son-in-law of G. W. Hicks. FARMERS STATE BANK DEPOSITS, INSURED TQTht EXTCNT Iffjtfjjff MHIIIIIIlfflq pBOVIDEO tN THE BANKING ACt Of 1935 ptBgmllUlUlfcl Believes Harvard Man Killed Himself AT FASHION DISPLAY Mrs.

Jack Wullenweber, heal of the Belvidere Style Shop, has returned from an Interesting Chicago trip. While there she attended a combination dinner and fashion display at the French Casino. This show accented all advance spring and summer points of style. Mrs. Wullenweber spent the day picking up smart bits of wearing apparel for the shop.

Clyde Helligas SHOES Men's Work Shoes Black retan unqer. heavy leather sole. Genuine Goodyear welt swed. (No $2.95 Men's Dress Oxfords Fine grain calfskin upper. Uk tanned leather sole, built-in etl hatik.

Seven etyles, widths, too. $3.85 Men's Police Shoes, Double leather soles, heavy dull lined. $3.35 Boys' Black Oxfords, Sturdy leather aole, $2.69, 2.39 Rubber ole Sl.flS dots' work shoes ls9 emergency relief orders accepted AMELIA AT WHITE HOLSE Washington, Jan. 31 Amtlla Earhart, noted woman flyer, was an early morning guest at the White House today and breakfasted with Mrs. Roosevelt.

Misg Ear-hart arrived by plane and shortly after breakfast flew back, to New York. Comfort Sleep IMi WAS INJURED WHBX CAIl OVERTURNS Fred Wolff, 423 Church street, luckily escaped with only an in The safest place for your valuables is not Your safe place, but the Community safe place. No private safe of your own can equal in safety our Safe Deposit Vaults. The Second National Bank i Despondency over unemployment and financial matters Is believed to have been the cause of the suicide of Wayne R. Deiner, 36, of Harvard, who was found dead In his garage on Tuesday morning, Coroner E.

H. Cook, of Huntley, stated after completing inquest. Although the coroner's Jury did not mention suicldn in its verdict, the coroner "said he was satisfied that Deiner had taken his own life. Deiner wai jfound seated in his car, the of which was still runnlni' Carbon monoxide gas had caused death. jured leg yesterday afternoon when the Dodge automobile which Beautiful imported Damask one-piece ticks over the famous "Karr" unit makes the finest mnersprjog rfnattress that money can buy.

We have them la fine hand tailored, taped edge and handled, in your choice of Rose, Green, and Blue Dam Ticks. be was driving skidded and overturned twice Just over the Winnebago county line on route 20 on his return from Rockford. TIM autotaobilewas not badly damag Among those home from the University of Illinois for a few days are Robert Behling, William Oakley, Traver Ellis, Ellsworth Falk, and Larry Waugli. Miss Edifh Footh and Chet Wadell of Beloit were visitors in the city last evening. John Ward of Rockford was 'n town today on business.

Robert Smith is ill at his home on West Jackson street. I 9 ed. You may have this same mattress in less fancy ticks and without taped edge at a $5.50 saving, Now is the time to buy mattresses while yoa can get them at the lowest price this fine mattress has ever been sold. MERCY FLIERS FOUND Nantucket, Jan. 31 Two i-Q Dalnh Hall UnH no Tna HELYIDEKE, ILLINOIS.

"mercy fliers." David Robb wrrB -nt were Richard Cummlngs, wh-v were CENSUS SUPERVISOR HERE M. A. Dolan, who has supervision of 4hia locality, for the farm census now being taken, was here yesterday from Chicago to meet with the Boone county census takers and see how they are progressing. He found tint they have made a good start on the work, He was the guest of James Lyons, county Democratic eblef, wbiitf waf ta city. Member of Federal Reserve Bank for Over 20 Years.

ATKINS last evening. Russell At wood of Rockford waln Belvidere yesterday. Harry Gilmore of Sycamore was in Belvidere, Poplar Grove and Caledonia oa business ye- missing for nearly 24 hours alter Betting out by alrplan-i to drop provisions to four marooned fishermen on Muskeget Island, wern located today, having landed on tb nortbtra tin of tb Utbd..