Journal Gazette from Mattoon, Illinois • Page 8

i 1', MONDAY, OCTOBER M. tl! THE MATTOON DAILY JOURNAL CA2CTT(t ANfJ COMMERCIAL STAR PAGE EIGHT OUIUWAIUHNttUOUSK By A hern emjUA2 4l $100,000,000 BOND ISSUE FOR GREAT ILLINOIS HIGHWAY SYSTEM PAID BY AUTO FEES AND DIXON "ARE "SH-tr 1 'LLf BESIDES. 1' AM, SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN'' 'arid- INSIST) Unless you see the "Cayer Cross" on "tablets you are not 'getting the genuine Bayer Aspinn proved safe by millions and prescribed TO THE COURTESV OF A any work It undertaken on the new routes. Tbt proposed $100,000,000 bond It-tut It the best road Insurance policy tbt people can buy. When adopted, it will insure that auto' license feet will continue to be used solely for tbt construction and maintenance of a definite State Highway system.

It will prevent these fees from being wasted in temporary road work, or diverted for purposes utterly foreign to roads. The value of a paved road need not be argued. The functions of improved blghwaya in the development of our schools, In the emancipation of our rural communities from almost complete Isolation during the mud nightmare of the winter and spring, in tbt enlargement of the recreational facilities of the city dwellers, In tbt development of Improved home and community life, and In the economic welfare of our State, are generally admitted and bkve a financial value which cannot be measured. However, It Is interesting to study the relation of the Improved roads to the cost of operating motor vehicles, since the motor vehicle user pays the cost of the construction, maintenance, and the principal and Interest on road bonds under the plan proposed. Accurate, reliable, and scientific tests show a saving of 8.8c per mile in operating a car the year round on a paved road, as compared to an earth road.

This figure Includes the saving on tires, gasoline, repairs, depreciation, etc. It Is based on the average motor vehicle weighing 3,000 pounds. On this basis, Jf traffic on the highways averages 600 vehicles per day, the 9800-mile system, Nrfcen finished, will save the motorists of Illinois $64,000,000 per year. To finance the rond, principal and interest, the motorists In Illinois paya an average fee of about $9.90 per car per year. This payment entitles him Accept only "Bayer' package which contains proven directions Handy "Bayer" boxes of 12 tablcte-Also bottles of 24 and 100 Druggists.

iiplrln I tbe tnfe auk of Bty Munftetor at UweicttlcacMestM of MrNJDRIMLS TO CRASH THE. GPCTL Puzzle j' fflB INSTRUMENTS FILED i ON COUNTY RECORDS i i i i a ii iew Treatment For Varicose Veins and Ulcers'; Swollen veins are dangerous and often burst. SuTforors are advised to get a two-ognce, bottle of Emerald OIL (fall strength), at Frank J. Rl Iter's and Ed F. Kilter's drug stores and start to reduce tbe veins and bunches at once.

Physicians recommend Oil. It is used in hospital practice and a small bottle' will last a long time, because it la very concentrated and a little goes a long-way. Apply night and morning with a solt brush as directed until the swelling is reduced to normal. So marveloesly powerful Is Emerald Oil that swollen glands and even goitre disappear when used steadily. Gano Tucker INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE NOTARY PUBLIC Your Business Solicited 1710'2 Broadway Phone 52 At the comljit general election, the people of Illinois wl determine the future road bjlldlag policy of the State by approving or rejecting the proposed $100,000,000 bond Issue for good roads.

It Is the duty of each and every voter to become thoroughly acquainted With this proposition and to vote conscientiously and intelligently. This Is not a factional nor A partisan Issue; It is an economic and business proposition of the highest Importance. It therefore must be analysed from that standpoint, and each citizen, if be It to serve the State best must set aside any preconceived prejudice and seek the truth about this business deal in roads. Illinois has now two alternatives In road building. Either the State must finance construction directly from current revenue remaining after deducting principal payments and Interest charges on outstanding bonds and funds for maintenance and other expenses, thus resulting in a greatly curtailed program, or it must author Ize the $100,000,000 bond Issue.

There is no possibility of carrying on a construction program of the size which our people have demanded unless additional funds are provided. The proposed bond Issue provides for the completion of the present system of 4700 miles, sod adds approximately 5100 milts to the State system. This makes a total of about 9800 miles, or approximately 10 per cent of the public road mileage of the State. This system will serve directly all but approximately 1S8 of the 1111 Incorporated cities anil towns in the State, and will carry 33 per cent of the traffic. The added mileage provided under the $100,000,000 bond Issue plan will correct the defects In the original bond Issue system, snd will supplement the original roads with additional Important arteries of traffic.

If anyone will stifdy carefully the map of the original bond Issue system, and then attempt to add other roada whjch are logically State highways, he will soon convince himself that 9S00 miles la not an excessive mileage for a State highway system. Even with the State responsible for 9S00 mllea of road, there would ntlll remain about 90,000 miles to be built and cared for by counties and townships. The roads which are Included In this system are to be paved with a durable hard surface. The Bates Experi mental Road, built and tested by tbe i State Division of Highways near I Springfield, Illinois, showed that the atandard design for road construction, now In use throughout Illinois, will stand Indefinitely the heaviest truck traffic permitted by law without deterioration. Into this test was crowded the equivalent of about thirty years of the most intensive truck traffic which might be anticipated around the city of Chicago, and there is no question but that these roads will last a lifetime under the present legal load limit.

Also, detailed maintenance cost records, extending over a period of years, reveal the fact that the maintenance cost will be very reasonable. As an illustration of this, it Is interesting to know that the cost of keeping the paved surfsce In first class condition Is less than the cost of keeping the weeds mowed on the shoulders, ditches, and side roads. There need be no apprehension as to a heavy maintenance burden upon the completion of the proposed system. The motor license fees which will remain after paying off the principal and Interest on all bonds will be entirely adequate to meet the necessary maintenance expenses. The bill provides that unless engineering problems make It clearly Impracticable, all contracts for the complete construction of the $60,000,000 bond issue roads shall be let before LADY frH 7V7 sr I GTTWT4.n toon.

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6. Unaccompanied. 11. Retains In mind. 14.

So. 1G. A mixture. 17. 3.14159.

18. Existed. 20. The ninth day before the Me. 21.

Abbr. for "sold" on the stock ticker tape. 22. Crafts. 24.

Wickedness. 25. Made baste. 26. Good-bye.

28. Unclose. 29. Guilty partners in divorce suits. 31.

A wall banging. 32. Heroine of a pious series. 33. Oxhide thong.

34. Fust and bustle. 36. Deserted. 37.

Small boy fcolloq.) 38. A small fish. 40. Wheel track. 41.

El. 42. Carcase. 44. French artlole.

48. Pertaining to the posterior end of a mollusc. "It'a thought extended deadlocks will bt freqnent during the present congress." "How grateful the country should be I They can't make new laws during those periods at least." COW SALE, At Walling Crews' I Sale Barn 210 teuth 81st St, Mattoon, Illinois Saturday, October 25th 150 Head of Cattle Commsnelnj at 1 O'clock FIFTY HK AO OF DAIRY CATTLE Some goed fresh eows and helfert. ONI HUNDRED- HEAD QF ITOCK CATTLE, STEERS AND HEIFERS Thlt It a good bunch of eattit and will bt ont of the blgoest cow tales ever held in Mattoon. Terms made known on day of aals.

WALLING CAUNKY 210 S. Hit, St, Mattoon, 111, Zrj- Crossword i i i i i ij 15 6 78 22 zi r2i br-i 1 I VMV. TU' ueTtNTQ TH'OU GUN TRYING TO NJORW TWWINOCM for a COUPIXOF BEST3EKT3 AWSLONW SSi, AN' THEV'RE, BO SEWS AT TUftT -I Charles W. Harris to Oak Qulnn. pt 21-13-7.

$350. John F. Williams to Allen Furry, lot 1 blk 11 Curyea's add Mattoon, $1. Allen Furry to John Williams, lot 11 blk 118 Noyes' add John F. Williams to National B.

and lot IK blk 118 Noyes add Mattoon, 11,500. Alva B. Lawson to Mattoon B. and lot 72 Maplewood add Mattoon, 2,000. J.

O. Stevens to Rhodes A. Paxton, pt lot 3 blk 49 Noyes' add Mat-roonj $2,800. R. A.

Paxton to Mattoon B. and pt lot 3 blk 49 Noyes' add Mattoon, In the matter of Luther M. Frailer, bankrupt. George E. Burkett to Ed S.

Wright, Ed S. Wright to William Butt, lots 7, 8 blk 4 H. Anderson's first add Charleston, $1,000. Mary McCrory Pierce to Esther McCrory, qcd pt lot 5 J. Anderson's second add Charleston, $1.

Alva J. Gale to Ivan Pedigo lot 10 blk 3 Carter's add Oakland, $1,000. JOINT EASE For Stiff, Swollen Joints Rheumatic or Otherwise i Says: "When Joint-Ease Gets In-Joint Agony Gets Out. It was a high class pharmacist who saw prescription after prescription' fall to help hundreds of his customers to get rid of rheumatic swellings and stiff inflamed joints. And It was this same man who at-1 serted that a remedy could and would be compounded that would make creaky, swollen, tormented joints work with just aa much smoothness as they ever did.

i V. 1 1 .1 named Joint-Ease, after being tested successfully on many obstinate cases, it offered through progressive pharmacists tt the millions of people wno suffer from ailing joints that need limbering up. Swollen, twlngy, inflamed, stiff, pain-tormented joints are usually caused by rheumatism, but whatever the cause Joint-Ease soaks right in through skin and flesh and gets right to and corrects the trouble at Its source. Remember Joint-Ease Is for ailments of the Joints, whether in an-Me, knee. hip.

elbow, shoulder, snine or finger, and when you rub it on. vou may expect speedy and gratifying re- SUUS. It is now on sale at. Frank J. Rit-irr's drug store and Knight's Phar macy and druggists everywhere for 60 nts a tube.

Always remember, when Joint-Ease vts in Joint agony gets out quick. Every rhsumatlo sufferer ought to today tor free book, "The Inner ''yattries of Rheumatism' (Just eut). Address H. P. Clearwater, Box 800, allowed, Maine.

UNLESS WE HEAR FROM YOU How will we know you are interested. in our service? E. T. Guthrie Co. INSURANCE C.

TURNER. Mgr. Dtmutt Bldg. Phont 165 SI V- GOOt) PRtENQS OF MINE TVCV TOU5 Mt TO fmV AT THE BO OFFICE, MO 1 VJOULO' BE GWEM OWE -SEATS THEY ARE THE STARS OF THIS WEEK'S A RETIRED" MEMBER OF I THE PROFtSSKM. ANO i AM EMTtTLLQ 47.

To bear young. 48. Spanish title. VERTICAL 2. Corollary of "either." Memorandum (abbr.) 4.

So be it. Famous Grecian (i. Man's name. 7. Limbs.

8. Crude metal, ft. Nota Bene. 10. Evergreen lauraceous tree of New Zealand.

12. People who make manifolds. 13. Hero of Lorna Doone. 15.

Pertaining to tailoring. 17. In abundance. 19. Featured as a headliner.

21. "The poets' poet. 23. Vapor. 23.

Enchantment 27. Beast of burden. 28. Poem. 29.

Carried In a wagon. 30. A hunting dog. 34. Gum used as substitute for gum arable.

35. Medleys. 38. To cloy. 39.

Big Book! 42. One-sixteenth of a penny. 43. Girl's nickname. i 45.

The American title. I 46. Behold. Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo Will Help You Never mind how often you have tried and failed, you can stop burning, itching Eczema quickly by applying Zemo. In a short time usually every trace of Eczema, Tetter, Pimples, Rash, Blackheads and similar skin diseases will be removed.

For clearing the skin and making it vigorously healthy, always use Zemo, the penetrating, antiseptic liquid. It is the one dependable treatment for skin trouble! of all kinds. Trial bottle 35c, large size $1.00. Zemo Soap, antiseptic and healing, 25c All druggists. PUBLICATION NOTICE.

(First insertion Sept 29) State of Illinois, County of Coles, City of Mattoon, tt. In the city court of the city of Mattoon, to tbt November term, A. D. 1924. Clara D.

Spits vt. Leo Spits; ln cnancery, no. I7U3. Notice la hereby given said defend-aut that said complainant tiled her bill of complaint in said court; that purnnions baa been Issued for said defendant, returnable to the first day ot next term of said court, to be held at the city building in said ltv. he- Rinnlng on the first Monday of No-.

vemoer, A. v. lZ4, ana that the names of the parties to said suit, which Is still pending, art thown as above set forth. T. Jf.

I.YTLE, Clerk nf Pnld Court. Clnrenrt W. Hughes, Sollclttr for Complainant. 10-29 A RETIRED-MEMBER UP STOP ITCHING ECZEMA Will, the Prince of Walet had plcturt mad pitching hey, 10 ht uiay running for president. They didn't know why Mlaaia-stppi (arm killed two people, because he 'wasn't married to either one of them.

Seattle man of 90 wants to fly to Ohio, and he'll be winking at the pretty girls next Reno man of 84 tried to marry a girl of (0, the little devil. Some men never get old enough lo learn better. Interesting campaign question is, ''LaFoIlette, are you there?" It's poor bootlegger who can't sell enough to pay his fine. New Orleans has a law against one-armed auto drivers but we Jlnd It isn't dangerous unless she struggles. English duchess wants a divorce.

Let her have It. Who would want a duchess loafing around the house? I Only a few more weeks In which to do something for which to be1 thankful this Thanksgiving. (Copyright 1924, By NKA Service." ANSWERING -QUESTIONS Often "tT person will be convinced of the genuineness of a certain medium's performance because that person has been allowed to write a question, which no one else has seen And to keep it In bis own possession after which the "medium" Is able to answer the question In detail, under guidance of some "spirit." The "medium," however has a very material method of learning the writer's question. The table on which the paper is laid is covered with a thin piece of leather, beneath which It ft sheet of earbon japer. When the question is written, the writing it duplicated on a piece of silk cloth underneath the carbon paper.

A leg the table la hollow. A cord runs through It, and is attached to the silk cloth. A confederate of the medium pulls the string from beneath; the cloth goes down the leg, and thus a duplicate of the question is obtained! (Another article of this aeries will appear tomorrow.) Twenty Years Ago Today Oct 20, 1904. Miss Clara Hood of Areola and Charles S. Hoots, an employe of the Mattoon National Bank, are married in Tuscola.

A family reunion of the Ernest Ho-mann family Is held at the farmstead northeast of the city. Mrs. W. J. Whitley, living In Cooks Mills, finds a pearl valued' at J2.10 when she opened a mussel shell taken from the Okaw river.

Mrs. George F. Gould enterlalm for Mrs. T. R.

Weaver of Ban Juan, CaL. Mrs. W. B. Dunlap and Mrs.

Cynthia Tobey of Chicago. Win Finlcy, night ticket agent at the union station, la helil up by a bandit and between $5oo and 1700 taken. Harry Hartley of this city Bnl Miss Kffle Button of Eaton. 0 are married at the bride's home. J.

E. Gott paime away at his home, 701 Moultrie avenue, death being sudden. TEN YEAR8 AGO. Oct 20, 1914. Thomas Gorman, long a wreckmni-ter for the Big Pour, jursi'S away at 1101 De.WItt avenue.

Mrs. Ellen TtlloUon, a prominent woman of the city, passes away at lierhome, 1121 Charleston avenue, t-fer a prolonged illness. Announcement of the engagement of. Miss Roth Wallace and C. C.

Klre-baugb, both well known Windsor young people, Is made. Mi Cynihb Mock of Charleston, mother of Fred Mock of this 'city, paste away. Mrs. Margaret Chandler, colored, pastet away at the home of Mrs. Sara rum, ioi new ut avenue, Wlnfleld 8.

Seiton passes away at 9t hit son, Oscar Sexton. The safe In the E. L. Chemnton vator at Lena Is blown and taken. FOR PATCHINO A good way to patch knitted underwear it to cut tht patch to fit then ttitch twice about the edges, tbei bBttonholt the patch to the garment calling out tbt worn ptrtt beneath, MEDIUMS feffi THIN LEATHER CARBON TOP Pte Of TABLf (ILK TOP i COW CftOSS THBOUGH SECTION Mouowu4 I 1 by physicians 24 years for 1.

Headache Neuralgia Lumbago Rheumatism iH YfY W. rm Pi Theatre Tonight-Tuesday "BEHIND THE CURTAIN" A JUnlvtrttt, Picture Featuring JOHN HARRON LUCILE RICKSON WINIFRED BRYSON CHARLES CLEARYV ERIC MAYNE GEORGE COOPER also "Buried AliveT The Eleventh Eplaedt of tN 8anta Ft TraM" fe te TI 1 11 Jimmie Jingle Says i Three times, a this loaf of bread Belongs wherever meais are spread Neuritis 1 1 'i SHOWING HIGH CLASS MOTION PICTURES VAUDEVILLE PROGRAM CHANGED ON MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES ON TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY VAUDEVILLE EVERY WEDNESDAY. Today and Tomorrow MATINEE TUESDAY Aileen Pringle and John Gilbert ELINOR GLYN'S PRODUCTION "HIS HOUR" -AL70- Two-Reel Comedy, "Over the Fence" i Matinee Tuesday at Admiatlon 10o and 20s Night, Two Shows, at 7 and Admission 10c and 25e xto his share of the $64,000,000 gross yearly profit There will be an aver-age of about 1,400,000 motor vehicles during tbe period In which the bonds are retired. Dividing tbe gross saving among tbe above number of motor vehicle users, we get a saving of $46.00 per user.

In other words, tbe motorist will pay in license fees $9.90 per year, and get back $36.10 In savings over and above the amount pnld in, or 365 per cent on his Investment. Should the traffic average 1000 vehicles per day, which may reasonably be expected, the groBS saving would be approximately $128,000,000 per year. In comparison wlfh such gigan tic sums, the interest charges on bonds for, financing the road work sink Into Insignificance. This shows that the building of these roads la no hardship on the motorist It Is a good business proposition, snd reveals further that be cannot afford to defer construction by discarding the bond Issue plan. The engineering contracting, and material producing forces of the State have been developed to the ttage where tbey can easily produce 1000 to 1500 miles of pavement In one year.

If the proposed bond issue carries, these organizations can continue to function, and Illinois can have a comprehensive road system in a few years' time. Illinois will never be better prepared to-complete her road system than she Is Ht the pr. sent time. If the bond Issue fails, It will be many years before an adequate road system can be completed by any other means, and we may never again see the answer to the road question In so favor able a form. With this great proposition before our citizens for ratification on November 4th, Illinois faces the greatest era of road Improvement In Its entire history.

It Is safe to predict that, should this measure be adopted, our State will within a few yeara be the best paved area of its size In the world. ANNE hours: foot of Tunc flowers glass, diamond sparks. Robert Spencer, Keep strong. Be healthy and free from winter complaints. Hill's Caacara Bromide Quinine it the quickest acting, most dependable cold remedy.

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gVuimwn, auca. 1 1 mm wiTiTWLaCripPe 1 1 1 JjJJlnfluenzail Pneumonia Xi i n. ww.wMiin i i.i-nnA HAMILTON Top late I atayMorgive the crime! i inKiii Unheeded flew the How nobelest falls the That only treads on ji I -I What eye with clear account ranarks JC3 "''tjpjb- i The ebbing of the When all its sands are Ihat dazzle as they pass? Oh, who to sober measurement Time's happy swiftness brings, When birds of paradise have lent Their plumaee for his winos) 11 jr Wffliam Wirt in Cow'i Htart A ttrange discovery was made by -butcher in Ingertoll, when removing the hesrt from a cow that had Just been slaughtered. Firmly imbedded In the heart was piece of small wire, about eight Inches In length. The wire had entered the heart at one side and had been forced almost completely through that organ.

The wire was of the kind that is used on baled bay and It seems rrmarkshle that it did not prove fatal to the animal. Try a Want-AtL TRY A Ja WANT AD WATCH (lESULTS I.