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OUTLINE OF CASE SINCE ANNUAL ELECTION O F D18T. NO. 1, JULY. I t t t . Editor Lowell Ledger: The case of Grace B. Walker vs. Perry C. Peckham was tried in the circuit court on Monday and Judge Perkins, presiding, ruled that the claim of Miss Walker was not well founded. Her petition to be placed on the board of education was dismissed and the position taken by the board sustained^ At the annual school meeting of last July. Miss Walker was apparenty elected, she having received the largest number of votes, but her qualilications were not held sufficient. The law provides that to be a member of the board of education in a graded school district, that one must be an elector in said district, his name must appear upon the assessment roll at the tiige of election and he must own in nis own right the property so assessed. The board of education was informed soon after election that Miss Walker did not own any real estate and that h e r name was not on the assessment roll, and on her refusal to sign the affidavit setting up these facts as provided by law. the board took the matter up with the attorney sneral and superintendent of pubc instruction. O. J. Yeiter. president of the Upard. made a t r i p to Lansing for this purpose before any action was taken by the board. The superintendent of public instruction gave the board written instructions that it should not accept Miss Walker on the board under the circumstances and the board followed the written Instructions of Mr. Hoffius. prosecuting attorney. and 'he attornev general of the state of Mich!am in making the appointment to All vacancy. As brought out at the trial. Miss Walker's name was not on the assessment roll at the time of election, but about nine days later Supervisor Yeiter erased the name of Clarissa Walker a n d inserted with lead pencil the name Grace Walker. This was done at the request of Miss Walker or by another acting as her agent. From the testimony it was further shown that Miss Walker did not at the lime of election own this prop* erty or any other real estate. The real estate which was changed to her name on the roll still belongs t o her father's estate, he having died many years ago and there are three surviving heirs. The board of education at its meeting August 27. over a month a n d one half after the election and after being fully advised by the attorney general, superintendent of public instruction and prosecuting attorney, ippointed Perry C. Peckham to ffll the vacancy, he having received the next highest number of votes at the election. Judge Perkins In rendering his de cision voiced his regret at this mat ter having been brought into cAirt. He ruled that the laws providing qualifications of school officers must be strictly construed, and that Miss Walker was not qualified f o r two essential reasons: First, that her name was not on the assessment roll at the time of election, second, that she did not then or now own proper ty in her own right. The board of education has made every effort to make each and every step taken In this action correct and has made each move under the directions of the highest legal and school authorities in the state. Their acts in the entire matter and the appoint* ment of Mr. Peckham was full> sustained by the court.—[Com.

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There may be some old residents n the south part of the township of Lowell about Morse Lake and Whitneyville whose memory will reach back to about the year 186U and recall a peculiar character, a PottawattomieIndian named Tanner, who was there. In those davs there was an old-time tavern and Its barroom at Whitneyville which Tanner patronzed, and when 1 was yet a small toy they used to point out scars on top of the bar made by whiskey glasses in the hands of this child of nature in some of his drinking bouts. Tanner was a big, stalwart fellow, and when full of firewater he used t o make things howl around the old tavern. My father at one time ran a sawmill down there and relates many wild stories of the natives who in those days inhabited the rountry about Thornapple creek. At the time my parents arrived in Michigan, 1863, Tanner had reiormed and given up his drinking habits and was preaching. 1 remember him as conducting protracted meetings in the old schoolhouse at Morse's corners and the upen-eyed wonder with which we kids I'Kiked upon our first Indian. Tanner was some "pulpit-pounde r " of the old school. His ponderous frame and voice that could be heard across many acres was enough to i a r the rafters loose in that old institution of learning and cause the worst sinner to see the error of his ways And in his religious fervor he seemed lust as earnest and sincere as in the days before his reformation when he was serving the devil and causing the people of Whitneyville to lock and double-bar their doors when he held "services" in the old tavern. Chus. W. Angel, Seattle, Wash.

At the Council meeting Mondsiy evening, Pat Bowes and 'Gene Carr presented their res ignations as Village Marshal and Night Watch respectively and the same was accented. President (loons aiippolnt... — ted Charles l*awver for Murshal and Bert Carr for Night Watch and the uppointments were confirmed l)« the Councll. Building permits were grunted as follows: Charles Formun—barn. Henry Alexander—porch, garage, concrete chimney. Will taux—porch, bathroom. Will Devering—kitchen. O. J. Yeiter—porch. Council voted t o ' pay 25c per square yard on concrete sidewalks hullt by bonded builder. Four sidewalk Jobs In sight. Matter of extension of some "blind" water mains, as advised bv insurance experts, referred. CARD OF THANKS We extend our heartfelt thanks to ull the friends and neighbors for kind assistance and for t t a many expressions of love and sympHthy for our belo\'ed sistec, mother anil aunt during her sickness and our 'ecerii bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. John .Simons Mr. and Mrs. |)on Wisner Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wisner Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jamisoii Mr. and Mrs. Archie Gruhum. Fishing tackle at Stocking's,

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The Lowell Base Ball team f o r the 1184 season is organliing and a game with the Klfca of Grand Hapidl is announced for May IS. , The line-up at the outlet Is as follows: Wheat on and Flogaus. pitchers; Snyder, catcher: Bannon. S n t base; Blasser. second base; Whltlock, abort •top; y . H a p e m a n . t h i r d ; John Hapen a n , left field; Gaxella end Butler, center; Lewis and Fineis. right Seld. Players are requested to report f o r afternoon practice, with any others that may dcaire to t r y out for team w o r t .

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C m w f J I T b u n d a y and wee Sned $M and coal of *3.7ft. Hagra w m a r m l f d on a warrant aworn t o by Frank Votburg, the county humane aernl. and efeargrf with neglecting to feed ann care f o r t w o b o n e s whien he left in a barn in Lowell. Hagra wee a r r e t e d by Pat Bowee, marshal of tawell, several waaka ago on the aame chargt. He w m reieewd after paying the coats of court and promise to care for the anlmaia^-Grand Rapida Preaa.

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The uresentation of the Senior play "Welcome Home, Jimmy, at the City hall was well received l>y large and anpreciative audiences. It is estimatea Unit four hundred and twenty-five people were present last Thursday night. The financial returns were good and will he of great assistance to the .seniors in putting out their annual. Music was furnished before the play and between acts by the IliKh School orchestra. Mr. Clark gave a clever Scottish skit and the Boys' (ilec club sang the recent song hit "It Ain't a lioin* to Bain No More." The members of the cast took their parts well, each person fitting the roll which he or she represented. Alma Wingeier as "Peggy" took In an excellent manner the par! of a saucy )jirl of Iti. Stanley Taylor's drawl was ideal for a country boy. As George Pierce, Crandall Flogaus made a ^ i m h I country lawyer. Margaret Marsh carried her part well as the old maid. Hosella Lipk was a kindly, partially helpless old ladv. Her part was done very natiirally. Frieda Wittenbach made a very vivacious maiden of twentv. Donald Weekes, in the part of the city fellow uii the furm, furnished the major share of tin fun. l i f t e r Mange, in one of the leading parts, did himself very great credit as the young lawyer. Opuoslte him Orpha Bunker showed a very pleasing personality and fine stage presence, it is planned to take the play to Freeport May 21. How long since you visited your High school? This is your opportunity. It has been arranged in the evening for the purpose of giving

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Fit your architecture. Formal patterns to fit the period room. Open patterns to make d the Bailey church, beginning promptly at .'l.'.'gt fast time. It is a feast of sacred music nnd everyone in the community should hear it. Cerman M. R Church The third (|uarterly meeting will be held next Sunday. Itev. E. L. Meisenbach of Valley Avenue church, tirand Itamds. will be •villi us all lay. Following the morning sermon, the Lord's Supper will be celebrated. Sunday school at 11 a. m. A short Mothers* program will b i rendered after which Bev. Meisenbach will address the school. In the evening, the services will be in HnglMi. The Ladies Aid will meet at Mrs. Collfried Bieri's Thursday, May 15, at 2 o'clock. The Church of Ihe Nazarene Corner Washington and Avery I'lie word of (Sod is solid; it will stand a thousand readings: and the man who has gone over it the most f m i u e n t h and most carefully is the airest of linding new wonders there. —Hichard Watson. Sunday services as follows: Sunday school at 10, preaching at 11. a. in., and 7:30, p. m. Young People's meeting at 7:00, p. m. I'rayer meeting Wednesday at 7:45 p. m. Bev, K. L. Buck, Faslor. Christian Hcirace Socioty Sunday services are held over the Lowell State bank at 11 o'clock, a. in. Subject of the lesson-sermon for May 11 is "Adam and Fallen Man." hverybody cordially invited. both men and women a convenient time to observe a small sample of the everyday routine of study and recitation. Many of our activities are on exhibilion at various times of Ihe year and many people see our athletic teams, public speaking activities and plays, but only few come to observe the most fundamental objective for which we stand. It is for this reason that students as well as teachers are inviting patrons to come and observe a part of our dally school urogram. T h e Junior and Senior lligb school will be in session beginning at 7:00, p. in. The program will lie that of each afternoon slarting with general assembly then the three regular c l a n periods. It is our aim to make the work upon Scliool Night representative of Ihe usual procedure and not spectacular In any wav. It wUl be an unusual situation for students and teachers to have many visitors. We reuuest that any children who comei be accompanied throuabout 'ogri byJ their parents. M the ,program We desire' only those w h o come because of interest in our work, i'ossibly, a short educational urogram wiU be given for patrons following classes. If so, ft will be anouneed later by students ami in neat week's paper. Bemember! We start upon time. 7. p. in. Fbe first part, is as aood or hrtter than the last, it will continue until B A s r a a N STAM o m c a n a . , The following oMeers have been installed by Cyclamen Chapter So. Oe K» K.9 Worthy Matron. Ida .Steed Worthy Fetron. Elmer White. Asaociate Matron. Lulu Bradiah Secretary. Kdna Hunter. Treasurer, l«ora Hartman C o a d r u c t m s . Cora McKay Associate conductress. Mrs. Hutchinson Chaplain. Mr#. Stowell Marshal. Myrtle Spriagrtt Adah, l^rooa aorgeraon Ituth. Inez Avery Esther. Tillie White Martha. Minnie Meek Electa. Lila Armstrong Warden. Ella Smith Sentinel. C. J. Bradish. E. Hunter, Sec.

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J Sarcophagus 6f Iforiadel Carrefto Qthedrdl tQicca as* T I m ServopliseiM of lUrls M CarvolU la i I m C s i I i m I m I at Luct • u A baauitful •MMplool Intruniiral h m m m m m i I . Aftor I I I i m I m m i potlarnad A O M V m! th« mora iw24. Western Newspaper Union.) miles t o a new l«»t e r r o r . T h e s m o k e w a s g r o w i n g d e n s e r At t h i s m o m e n t t h e y f o u n d t h e i r feet D A I N T Y S A N D W I C H E S CepTTiftu bv ROBERT STEAD cation, nnd and h o t t e r . Men were coirghlng a n d c a r r i e d f r e e , aud t h e h o r s e s began FOR AFTERNOON TEAS will be united nnd g a s p i n g t h r o u g h dry, s e a r e d lips. to swim f o r t h e s h o r e D r a z k held to Lesson for May 11 s t r o n g e r t h a n ever. "You can't hold It, T r a n s l e y ; you both r e i n s with o n e h a n d , still clutch-YOU FIOMT WELL. ZENT h e r e a r e Infinite possibilities f o r can't hold it I" said o n e of t h e men. ing his victim with t h e o t h e r . Mon: J E H O I A D A ' S VICTORY CVEft BAAL m a k i n g s a n d w i c h e s w h i c h rival con* T r a n s l e y hit hlra f r o m t h e shoulder, t h a n once t h e y went u n d e r w a t e r t o SYNOPSIS. — T r a n s l e y ' a buy K$m c u t t i n g outfit, a f t e r Blacklny feet ions in a t t r a c t i v e n e s s a n d t a s t e . I l i e c r u m p l e d u p a n d collapsed. g e t h e r and c a m e i;p hal f choking. I.KSSOX TKXT—11 K i n g s 11:1-18. 2.000 tons. Is on i t s w a y to t h e h a v e often heard guests exclaim over 5 A mile a n d a half h a d heen m a d e flOLDISX TKXT—"lie s t r o n g tn th« Zen w a s n o t a good s w i m m e r , but big V.D. r a n c h hea(lqunrter«. •* ;• t h e lovely l i t t l e c a k e s a s t h e y ap* Lo»-d. and In the power or Ills m i g h t . " safe, but t h e s m o k e w a s sulTocatingly s h e would gladly h a v e b r o k e n a w a y T r a n s l e y is a m a s t e r of men and p r o a c h e d t h e l e a t a b l e . T h e "lovely —Kph. circurastauces. U n d e r , f o r e m a n , thick and t h e r o a r of t h e o n c o m i n g a n d t a k e n c h n n c e s w i t h t h e c u r r e n t i'UIMAHY TOPIC—A Kind Wom»n in a u b s t a n d a l , but not s e l f - a s s e r l i t t l e c a k e s " w e r e n o n e o t h e r t h a n ex- Saves a Ha by King. tire r o s e a b o v e t h e s h o u t s of t h e fightOnce on bind s h e would b e a t h i t tive. Ooorgo Drazk. one of t h e JUNIOK TOPIC—The. S t o r y of a Boy ers. U p galloped t h e w a t e r w a g o n ; ; mercy. S h e w a s u s i n g h e r h e a d f r a n - t r e m e l y b e a u t i f u l l y m a d e f a n c y sandmen, is an i r r e s p o n s i b l e c h a p who King. proposes to every woman he m a d e a s h a r p lurch a n d t u r n , anil a j tically, b u t could t h i n k of no device wiches. 1XTKRMKDIATK AND SKNIOR TOPmeets. T r a n s l e y and Linder dine T h e s e little "open f a c e d " sandfront wheel collapsed with t h e shock. to foil him. It w a s not h e r p r a c t i c e IC—God's Hand in H u m a n Affairs. with Y.D. a n d his wife and w i c h e s may be cut In f a n c y s h a p e s T h e w a g o n w e n t down at o n e c o r n e r t o c a r r y w e a p o n s ; h e r w h i p bad alVOL'NQ P E O P L E AND ADULT TOPd a u g h t e r Zen. T r a n s l e y resolves IC— W h a t J e h o i a d a Meant to J u d a h . a n d t h e b a r r e l s w e r e d u m p e d on t h e r e a d y gone d o w n t h e s t r e a m . Present- a n d d e c o r a t e d In a v a r i e t y of p l e a t to m a r r y Zen. Y.D. I n s t r u c t s ing a n d p a l a t a b l e ways. T h e r e a r e any T r a n s l e y to c u t t h e South Y.D., ground. ly s h e s a w a long l e a t h e r t h o n ^ float"spite o" h—1 an" high w a t e r " J o u s h , viewed in t h e l i g h t of his ann u m b e r of s p r e a d s which m a y also T h e men looked a t T r a n s l e y . F o r ing out f r o m t h e s a d d l e of Drar.k't and a fellow named Landson cestors, was a poor prospcct f o r a b e used a s a filling f o r closed sondone m o m e n t he s u r v e y e d t h e s i t u a t i o n . Draak proposes to Zen and is horse. It w a s no l a r g e r t h a n * whipking, ills grandmother was the In t w o y e a r s S a l t L a k e City h a s reneatly rebuffed. T r a n s l e y pitches A S w i s s scientist s a y s t h a t t h e av" I s t h e r e a c h a i n ? " h e d e m a n d e d . l a s h ; a p p a r e n t l y It w a s a spjrre l a c e wlches. camp on t h e South Y.D. and finds wicked A t h a i l a h a n d h i s g r e a t g r a n d T h e d e c o r a t i o n s or s p r e a d , b e c a u s e d u c e d Its s m o k e n u i s a n c e 75 p e r cent. e r a g e man of llfty h a s grown 2 7 y a r d s T h e r e was. wlilch D r a z k c a r r i e d , a n d which had L a n J s u n ' s outlit c u t t i n g hay. Den Salmon h a v e been k n o w n to live 100 w e m u s t n o t t h i n k of t h e m e n t i r e l y p a r e n t s w e r e A h a b a n d J e z e b e l , T h e r e of finger n a i l s In his lifetime. " H i t c h on tn t h e t i r e of t h i s b r o k e n i worked loose in t h e s t r u g g l e . It w a s nison Grant, Landson's manager, In t e r m s of b e a u t y , b u t a l s o a s some- w a s e n o u g h b a d blood in b i s veins to Among t h e N o r w e g i a n s t h e r e Is a y e a r s , u n d e r h e a l t h f u l c o n d i t i o n s notitlcs T r a n s l e y t h a t he Is w o r k wheel. S o m e of you m e n y a n k t h e | flouting c l o s e t o D r a z k . i n g under a leaso f r o m t h e legal S i n c e tlrst e x h i b i t e d by A l e x a n d e r h u b o u t of I t O t h e r s pull g r a s s P u l l . . " P o n ' t let m e s i n k . O e o r g t - r she t h i n g good t o e a t , m a y b e s e l e c t e d a s s u r e h i s doom. D e s p i t e t h i s f u c t , h e belief t h a t s t o c k i n g s knit out of y u m o w n e r s and w a r n s T r a n s l e y off. with t h e idea of c a r r y i n g out a definite b r o u g h t about some n o b l e r e f o r m s u n d Graluifti Hell, t h e r e h a v e been 8,041 s p u n f r o m dog's h a i r will c u r e r h e u like h—I w a s a f t e r y o u ! " cried f r a n t i c a l l y , in s u d d e n f r i g h t All uf which moans war. V.D color s c h e m e a s t h e r e a r e m a n y color t u r n e d t h e people back to God. d i f f e r e n t p a t e n t s on t h e telephone. T h e y pulled. In a m i n u t e or t w o : " S a v e m e ! I won't tight any more." and Zen ride to t h e South Y.D matism. •Zen a n a t u r a l vamp, not yet If t h e h a i r that c o m e s out of an InA w o r d which, though now uncomI. A t h a l i a h U s u r p s t h e T b r o n s . T r a n s l e y had t h e rim of t h e wheel " T h a t ' s b e t t e r , " h e s a i d , d r a w i n g c o m i d n a t i o n s po-i.sible. iialter-broke and ripe for m a t i n g .Just a word about s a n d w i c h m a k i n g ( w . p l i m e n t a r y . w a s once q u i t e t h e r e v e r s e d l v l d i m r s head Is an e l o n g a t e d o v a l lint on t h e ground, with a t e a m h e r u p to him. "I k n e w you'd r o i n e t o V.D. has t a k . ii a l i k i n g to T r a n s lu g e n e r a l . T h e b r e a d s h o u l d b e fine hitched to it n n d a little pile of d r y y o u r s e n s e s . " 1- H e r A t t e m p t t o D e s t r o y t h e S e e d Is conceited, which meant full of i d e a s I n s t e a d of e x a c t l y r o u n d , science deley. Zen holds Transley off and t e c t s negro blood. < iicouragt s Llndor. Zen e n j o y s g r a s s inside. T h e n he set lire to t h e i H e r hand r e a c h e d t h e lash. With a In t e x t u r e s u c h u s Is f o u n d In t h e Koyal (v. l ) , . i n o r d e r to r e m o v e a n y or o r i g i n a l i t y . the prospect of :i race between little pile of g r a s s a n d s t a r t e d t h e quick motion of t h e a r m . such a s IH s a n d w i c h loaf m a d e by sill b a k e r s . r i g h t f u l c l a i m a n t to t h e t h r o n e s h e Atlam w a s n ' t c r e a t e d m a r r i e d . H e D u r i n g I M S m o r e t h a n 2.000 v e s s e l s Transley and U n d e r for her f.i It .should not b e too f r e s h . l i r e a d tried to kill ail t h e royal m a l e chil- e n t e r e d t h e p o r t s of A r g e n t i n a ami had his b a c h e l o r d a y s , hut their a n team slowly along t h e b a t t l e f r o n t . given in t h r o w i n g a rope, she had v>>r, but •••oretly l a u g h s at both She has a n o t h e r a n d more serloim As they moved t h e b u r n i n g g r a s s in looped it once a r o u n d his neck. T h e n , b a k e d t h e d a y b e f o r e is e a s y to eut. u a N a r e brief. d r e n . Tlie act w a s n o t of s u d d e n Im- only f o u r Hew t h e A m e r i c a n Hag. encounter with Drazk. V.D. mowF o r t h e open s a n d w i c h e s , t h e slice pulse, b u i of d e i i b u r a t e p u r p o s e . t h e rim set flr700,-. help. s a c k s w e r e too wet to b u r n ; h e had and r e f u s e to c l o s e ; h e a r d strange. j c o o k i e c u t t e r s . (KKMMio is in r a i l w a y s . t h e l i a v i d i e line t h e Messiah s h o u l d d e a t h . T h e ways of m a k i n g t h e sandto luive g r a s s to feed Ids moving lire-, | , t t | 0 mn-gies and choklngs. Hut sh« OVER SIXTY-KIMIT YEARS OF SUCCESS come. In o r d e r t h a t t h i s Hue b e unA Kreneh scientist s a y s t h a t t h e best S o m e k i n d s of soil ami w a t e r act on i w l c h e s given below m a y p r o v e helpspreader. go. ; ,i| ( | ,,0, C H A P T E R V—Continued. b r o k e n J o a s h m u s t lie p r e s e r v e d . N o c a s t Iron s o t h a t It b e c o m e s s o f t a n d w a y to f r e s h e n Mowers Is to dose t h e m ful a s well a s s a g g e s t l v e of o t h e r At length h e bad only a t e a m s t e r - w h e n you insulted m e t h i s morning ; —6— p u r p o s e of God c a n fall. with uspirin. useless. Ideal. | H | | j " T h e n I'll c h a n g e his s t y l e of archl- and himself, a n d his fire w a s eolmr 1 t . . . i . i . I I . J o a s h C r o w n e d K i n g (vv. 4-12). y )U; 1 m If a l a r g e n u m b e r of p e o p l e a r e to l e c t u r e t h e first t i m e I run into h i m . " out. T r a n s l e y whipped off Ids shirt, ^ ' ! I m possible 1. J e h o i a d u ' s I ' r e p a r a t i o n s ( v v . 4O n l y Explanation For burnint or (ralr Hdt, said Y.D. savagely. "Zen i s too y o u n g rolled it i n t o a little h e a p , s e t fire t o ^ „ •• c b o n e e so be served, m a k e a t l e a s t half of t h e and tu rrliat* itifltminsVouth " H r l u k to m e with t h i n e I I ) . T h e high priest u n d h i s w i f e • T e r h a p s you can explain. Marie, ,,r i s a n d w i c h e s of t h e p l a i n o r ribbon tion Bni» -IKCIA I.TV d e r a weight so t h a t t h e y will not u b l e m e a n s . on its front, swept by on .tin 1 flank good thluK to forget. S h e could not own storaa in tha principal citiea nnd ride down IO Landson's, They had COMI'ANV. H"i\ :\i. •ri'SH. WTI Mli'H (.'{) l i e incitefl t h e i r s p i r i t of paby over 5,000 shoe dealers. h a v e d o n e o t h e r w i s e u n d e r t h e d r - fall i i p a r t w h e n t h e y a r e sliced. Slice gone only a few h u n d r e d y a r d s when nnd raced en u p througli 'lie v.dley. In riding down to t h e a s s i s t a n c e of i s t a n c e s ; no Jury would e v p e c t h e r to In " r i b b o n s . " T h r e e pieces of b r e a d t r i o t i s m (v. -1). H e g a v e t h e m a sight Heap No Luck \.I». pullerj his h o r s e to a slop. W H E R E V E R vou live, d e m a n d W . L. will m a k e live or six s a n d w i c h e s . of t h e king's son. This, no d o u b t , w a s H u n t e r — 1 say. I.ozo. S o m e one h a s I n m s l c y i" he exclaimed, and his Mrs. Landson Zen found herself sud- ( i 0 0 | | M . r w l s t ' . Hut wiiy t r o u b l e a j u r y Douglas shoes.Theyare high-class a n d uf A g r e a t f a v o r i t e Is m a d e with c r e a m a great surprise. Now. h a v i n g seen I'm voice w a s shaking. a h e e n drinkitu' from Iil< hoiile. to-date. m a d e in ull t h e popular styles " W h a t do you den I.v caught In an eddy of smoke, uhout It? J&r* 64 cheese, tlie kind t h a t c o m e s w r a p p e d t h e h e i r to t h e t h r o n e , t h e y w o u l d risk S h e did ii 'i realize at t h e moment t h a t t h a t appeal t o men a n d women who wondering wh eth e r you know any- smell V" " H e L-of what w a s c o m i n g to Idm." In tinfoil, a n d m a r m a l a d e o r J a m . C u t e v e r y t h i n g , even t h e i r lives, .in o r d e r i h e wind had t u r n e d ; s h e thought she w o n t stylish a n d serviceable shoes^ Corflcxj thing about it. T h e c o n t r a c t o r d r e w up ;i!i(| snifTi-d she said to Iwrself jiresently. S h e adt h e bread in small round p i e c e s a u d to set him on t h e t h r o n e . a t reasonable prices. for W'tfrnm It t h e air. When h e tinneil to V.l» hN must h a v e ridden into t h e lire a r e a , i n i i t v d no rejrret. On t h e c o n t r a r y , her I.ozo—Hti-h! Me fin drink, Black Kid | To a v i d t h e possibility of being cut itibofii s e ! f - e o n l l ' i ' T f e , h e r a s s u r a n c e s p r e a d with b u t t e r . T h e c h e e s e should (1) H e c o - o r d i n a t e s ail m a t t e r s S E L D O M h a v e y o u had t h e opportu-1 w a s n ' t me ctis m e ctidn'' ui! th' cork faco whin whit". Blucber Oxford be moistoncd w i t h milk or c r e a m so (vv. i V I i ) . T h e s o l d i e r s w e r e divided oil by lire, and also foi b e t t e r air, she n i t y t o b u y such wonderful shoe values Cor«*t effect gives Comfort I "Smoke, V . h •" h e gasped. "The •hat she could t a k e c a r e of herself out. that it may be m a n i p u l a t e d easily. i n t o c o m p a n i e s a n d a r m s w e r e dis„ shoes •ndSupMu AnhWtJto luriM-d IUT hor-IE to the river. All a s you will find W in W. L. Douglas , u n d e r any c i r c u m s t a n c e s , seetued to wind h a s . jianu'i'J !*' in our retail stores and in good shoe stores S p r e a d if a r o u n d t h e e d g e s s o t h a t t r i b u t e d io t h e m . L a c h g r o u p w a s astliri.!:^:! ilie valley w e r e billows of li w a s t r u e Already h»w c l o u d - of j be sfeiiu'tlieiicil !iy the e v p e r i e n c e . Not Any Too Civil everywhere. O n l y b y examining t h e m can they have a scalloped a p p e a r a n c e , Stnokc, with h e r e aad t h e r e a reddishs i g n e d to specillc d u t i e s . She got up, tliew h e r halt Into stHne you a p p r e c i a t e their superior qualities. T h e Visitor- Who •; thai fellow out s m o k e w e r e t l r i f i i n g o v e r l n a l like a velinw •Jan- m a r k i n g t h e m o r e vicious lu-'ip a spoonful of j a m or m a r m a l a d e . T h e C o r o n a t i o n (v. 12). t h e r e whii - ctir.-inj and swearing and i roken veil. Ti e errath- I'oi.iiiil! wind, Mriji.i v nf llatne. Vauueiy, .i* times, j kind of -Impe, and scrambletl f» little F O R cconomy and dependable value, In t h e center. (1) T h e king's son b r o u g h t f o r t h . which a feu tidnnies before hail im-n way up t h e s t e e p bank, t ' b m d s of blackuuftrdin^ tin 1 w o r k m e n ' ' wear shoes t h a t have W. L. H a m paste, s p r e a d on d i a m o n d o r :! • ...i • - h e cnuglit t h e sli'»ut':a,4 Tills w a s a g r e a t d a y in J e r u s a l e m . Douglas n a m e a n d t h e retail T!»e That guy! Il"'s a roniing down t h e valley. « a s now of ;uen. but all the heaven.- seemed s m o k e w e r e rolling u p t h e valley. S h e t r i a n g u l a r - s h a p e d pieces, m a y h a v e ti!) I'm tin? c r o w n upon him. T h i s blowing hack up asrain I'ven while did nut grr.-p t h e slgulllc-tnce in I'll use a whip on y o u ! " lami, or H'. 'east a plow with which t o t h e use. long. I l l s r i g h t e o u s p u r p o s e s h a l l pref o r w a r d side ()f |i w a s pound.-,| out ( a ) T h i n w h i t e s a u c e Is m a d e by • ih, l.o v n a u g h t y ! \ l». nil over I , „ f u r - o w so that we can »liirl a vail a a d t h e wicked shall b e de« with wet s a c U . It didiif' n i a t l e r about N e v I mind, dear, I like you nil t h e i,fl(.U pre. f d r e c t me." u s i n g one tiibiespuoiiful of Hour t o one t h e other shit*, ft ,ould t... allowed h e l l e r lor i b a t . Who w a n t - a tflloe i c u p of liquid. It Is used f o r c r e a m s t r o y e d , T o t a p i. • dirocted tier a s to t h e IV. W o r s h i p of t h a Peopta (vv, to eat hack as r„r as it lUied; the l or e'' An as for comin' down to soups. way, nod, lea vim; a word of explana17. IS). f a r t h e r the b e t t e r (h) Medium—Two taldespoonfuls iiiei'i Me u h a t ' s t h e odds, so loii;( n • tion to b e p s c a r e you," warmly r e m o n s t r a t e d DinsD i n s d a l e as t h e y finished steaming *> | '. )] lAvfft' \ 'l dale. their g a r m e n t s and sat d o w n to an ^ '' " T h e y s c a r e d t h i s boy all right." | appetii'.ing >upper of fried venison, hot f r a n k l y c o n f e s s e d t h e y o u n g e r of Ihe b r e a d and coffee. men. " I ' m t h r o u g h . I wouldi.'t go a " ' t h e worst of t h e lot." San .luan roil f a r t h e r f o r a whole u i o u n t a l u of c h e e r f u l l y a n s w e r e d . " P u t it's a short gold." dash. S u d d e n d e a t h r a t h e r than n " W e ' d r a t h e r you'd t h i n k u s d a r n e d long lingering Illness. If It's In Ihe fools, P e t e , ihnii to l a k e I h e risk," cnrijs t h a t we m a k e It t h e r e ' s no a d d e d t h e o t h e r . "So w e ' r e going to , r e a s o n in worrying, if t h e c a n t s run wait f o r t h e first outfit bound south a g a i n s t ns, worrying won't help any." und s t r i k e for F o r t L a r a m i e . " A f t e r s u p p e r they Inquired of a " T h o s e old l i a r s c e r t a i n l y filled you white-haired man in p l a i n s d r e s s b o y s u p , " s i g h e d Dinsdale. "Well, If | about t h e t w o w a g o n s they had b e e n ' you really f e e l t h a t w a y about It, expecting to come u p with. then Ihe hills a r e n ' t a n y place f o r you. " T h e y 'lowed to wait at t h e sol- i imh n .mil s u . n to m nOSlilg t i e r s ' ccamp Go back a n d stick r a i s i n g vej:eiJioie?i v e g e t a b l e s ' dlers' a m p nnenr e a r t h e mouth of Iled ; 'Told You Someone Was Cutting the n n d flowers, I ' m s t a r t i n g a s soon aa j canyon," m u m b l e d t h e a n c i e n t . "If t h e i Deuce. I eat." * ' h o s s of t h a t oulfit—cullied hisself I'el- ' H e had finished Ids b r e a k f a s t when man an' h a s Ids w o m a n a l o n g — h a s I to believe t h e a l a r m s of ihe ni^ld bad San J I I I I I I J o e t u r n e d o u t . D e s p i t e got any b r a i n s he'll wait till a big 1 been e x h a u s t e d w h e n t h e g a m l d e r 1 s w o r e softly and w a r n e d : t h e i r e a r l y rising t h e t w o did not get ! t r a i n comes along." " T h e y ' r e coming'." s t a r t e d u n t i l n l n o o'clock becnu*e of j F o r Dinsdale's enllglitiuent the D i n s d a l e ciii in a h e a d of him. both | t h e t h r e a t of rain. Not until t h e sun g a m b l e r i n f o r m e d h i m : h a n d - g u n s d r a w n , anil s h a r p l y s a i d ; Struggled t h r o u g h t h e sullen clouds 1 " l i e d canyon Is called ' T h e G a t e of "No place for rilles! I'm using w a s the Journey commenced. I l o w m a n j Hell." Kegulnr d e a t h t r a p If t h e Ins h o u t e d good w i s h e s a f t e r them, and 1 j u h s J u m p us. No c h a n c e to hide up. I bniul-giins. s h o o t hy t h e Hash of them t h e t w o e a s t e r n e r s w a v e d their h u t s In Walls high a n d s t e e p . N o p l a c e to r u n j If you can." : "I'm silting In with my d e r r i n g e r s , farewell. I once they've cut you off In both dl- j They'll k n o w I'm dealing." T l i e t r a v e l i n g w a s h a r d on t h e recllons. Seven o u t f i t s s l a u g h t e r e d In j And J o e ' s s t i r r u p rnhhed against horses, a s t h e m u d had a glue-like te- t h e r e since May. D i n s d a l e ' s . T h e h o r s e s stood moilonn a c i t y In clinging t o t h e hoofs. A f t e r " T h e t i m e t o go t h r o u g h is a t night. iess, their e a r s pricked f o r w a r d to t w o h o u r s of slow p r o g r e s s they I n j u n s don't t a k e kindly to night work. catch t h e telltale sonuds. Dinsdale s w u n g In close to a high yellow bluff My Idea Is t o (day h e r e till t o m o r r o w stiddeiil.v w b i s p e r e d : a n d c a m e to Indian creek. a f t e r n o o n , then m a k e a d a s h for It. " N o I n j u n ' s feet m a k i n g t h a i r a c k e t ! They halted and looked about for I've been t h r o u g h t h e c a n y o n f o u r s i g n s of t h e two wagons. T h e y f o u n d times t h i s season, t h i s m a k i n g t h e W h i t e m a n ' s boots. < Uily one man, at t h a t . K e e p behind me so we won't t h e trail left by the mud-blocked fifth. O n c e w e ' r e t h r o u g h we'll be be shooting each o t h e r . " wheels, nnd could tell w h e r e at fre- only twenty-five tulles f r o m C u s t e r San J n a n fell h a d ; . D i n s d a l e cocked q u e n t I n t e r v a l s t h e men h a d b a i t e d t o City. I d o n ' t mind t h e devils milch If a gun aud h d d it hall raised. T h e shovel t h e tnud f r o m b e t w e e n t h e they don't get m e c o r n e r e d . " claltciinu' loot s t e p s d r e w n e a r e r . The s p o k e s and f r o m between t h e wheels afi'air look on a new complexion when n n d t h e w a g o n boxes. C H A P T E R tl a shrill s c r e a m of d e s p a i r cut the T h e t w o men r o d e several rods n i g h t ; and D i n s d a l e felt t h e r o o t s of a p a r t , t h e g a m b l e r lu t h e lead. Kach T h e G a t e of Hell. his h a i r prickling a s b e p i c t u r e d t h e w a s a r m e d w i t h a W i n c h e s t e r fortyO v e r n i g h t t h e wind s h i f t e d f r o m p a n t h e r s p r i n g of a Sioux on t h e back f o u r : but f o r i m m e d i a t e u s e D i n s d a l e t h e e a s t , w h e n c e c o m e s i h e r a i n to t h e i T h e s t r e a m w a s an p r e f e r r e d bis t w o band-guns, Colt hills c o u n t r y , and w a s b l o w i n g s m a r t - M V e r e d by a c h o r u s ot diabolical f o r t y - f o u r s , ns h e believed a n y fight ly f r o m t h e s o u t h w h e n t h e t w o trav- howls. Agtiln came the terrified cry, t h a t might b e b r o u g h t to them would elers sat down to b r e a k f a s t . T h e r e and tlie gambler e x c l a i m e d : be In t h e n a t u r e of a hand-to-hand "A woiiiati!" w a s no occasion f o r h a s t e , however. struggle. a s S a n .liuiti J o e Insisted t h a t they " S h e must have hroken louse f r o m P y six o'clock they h a d covered would gain n o t h i n g by m a k i n g the 1 belli!" D i n s d a l e cricd. " H e r e she some e i g h t e e n miles, anil w e r e glatl H e leaped f r o m the - oldie m o u t h of Ited canyon b e f o r e twilight. i s ! " t o t a k e r e f u g e In a d e s e r t e d cabin a t When tbey s w u n g Into t h e s a d d l e groped with his h a n d s a n d t h r e w Ids t h e right on t h e road ami tin t h e bank l a t e in t h e a f l e r n o q p t h e old man a r m s about a wildly s t r u ^ ^ l l t u ' form. of t h e c r e e k . T h e y a t e cold venison, combed his w h i l e b e a r d with Ids " H u s h \ o u r noise, child." I'or t h e a n d did not n t f e m p t coffee. Dinsdule gnarled fingers and called a f t e r t h e m : figure was v o n slight. " W e ' r e white r e t i r e d e a r l y , leaving San J u a n senied " Y e won't git t h r o u g h . Ye're d a r n e d a n d f r i e n d s , " b e a d d e d . b e f o r e a sickly lire, d e a l i n g out t h e fools to try It. W a l t f o r n big t r a i n . " " S a v e uiel S i n e m e I" she faintly cards. ,l u "II'H a d e a t h - t r a p or an open rond," j " ' *''ngln to him. "Savt Ry m o r n i n g t h e p e r s i s t e n t wind had Sail J u a n tohi D i n s d a l e a s they g a l - ' d r i e d u ^ much of t h e mud. and. , w, biped nbuig. " P u t If It's In t h e c a r d a "'r "" ' m""', c h e e r e d by t h e p r o s p e c t of m n k l n g f o r us to get t h r o u g h we'll go ibroiigh. i r , ' , , ' ""'o'lKh them," soi'ily wnriied tlie T h e c a r d s h a v e Imen right every t r i p ' ^ " n b l e r . I've m a d e t h i s season. T h e y bad to be | hor^e nlou-'side Dins b e f o r e I'd Start o u t . " i dale a n d c r i e d ; "111, g i r l ! Keep shut If you want " W h a t did t h e c a r d s say list n i g h t ? " to be saved. You're all right." curiously a s k e d Dinsdale. T h e I n d i a n s ri doubled t h e i r fern " S h o w e d t r o u b l e In t h e canyon. Seemed to be sort of blind. Put you clous cries a s l i l n s d a l e m o u n t e d am , a n d I s h o w e d u p all right at t h e end. pulled t h e f l r l u p a l t e r him, much as of meal, lbI We'll know Just what it m e a n s when If she had been a w e gel to It, I'll try tbeni a g a i n when drew h e r a c r o s s t h e IIOIM* behind him and d i r e c t e d : w e r e a c h t h e soldiers' c a m p . " "Sit s t r a d d l e ! A r m s a r o u n d my It w a s l a t e a f t e r n o o n when t h e gumb i e r a m i D i n s d a l e rmk* into t h e sol- waist. My waist not my t i e r k ! All diers' caiiip on Retl Canyon creek. ready. .IM*. Let her g o ! " T h e Indians, conlbletit of soon overT h e c a m p w a s d e f e n d e d by ritle-pitN. ami only a f e w men w e r e prenent. the t a k i n g their victim, w e r e using t i m e o t h e r s being off on a scout. F r o m n and b r e a t h In voicing t h e i r bloodctir s e r g e a n t t h e w a y f a r e r s l e a r n e d t h a t tiling cries. T h e y had h e a r d t h e girl 1 t w o w a g o n s with eight men had left cry out but a t t a c h e d no significance to for tlie c a n y o n shortly a f t e r t h e noon If. T b e y n e v e r d r e a m e d t h a t s u c c o r hour, h a v i n g tired of w a i t i n g f o r an- w a s at h a n d f o r h e r u n t i l t h e y b e a r d t h e t h u d d i n g of swift hoofs, a n d t h e n { o t h e r outfit to come up, I " I t r i e d l o gel I h e m lo w a l l until It w a s too l a t e f o r thetu to t a k e Nhelter

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At Bad ets That 4lld Lady I bear y o u ' r e got a new ; uiliy ill y o u r bullae, .Mr. JiimeN, Mr. .latiieN ( w h o liven t h r e e atreeta i i w a y ) - f l o o d benvetit'! '»n ter und hrothers. tiss Sunday s f t e r n o o n . where the marriage vows were read, very strong. The land was very line iiiHtaller, Jackson. Mrs. Dele Curtiss end son visited r h e happv couple was attended by level and some uf it was covered in a sea of mud. Then Red Young and Miss Scbram. Miss Si lira in s couple of d s y s in t h e city this the bride's uncle s n d aunt, Mr. and with water. The date for preoentatioD of the gave the alarm and •tummoned tin* Crown shows its worth and week. Uthers to fight the lire, their efforu | p You w a n t to b u y a Mrs. Wilkinson and s o n Manlon medals has not been announced. Mrs. Gus Deardorf, of this place. W e s n d Mrs. Floyd Yeiter end extend heartiest of congratulations. left Saranac April 7, and got into St. proves its parentage. Shortly after the death of Theodore preventing the Interruptlou of inter I T aOOD Radio femily visited Mr. s n d Mrs. Clsyton The bride has m a n y f r i e n d s In this James. Mo,, Wednesday. Visited Mr. a «m • • . ...•»« mm*. | N. W. Vail, former tWIIMOl president IMCBIUOMl of Ul the 'MC Am « ! • city toll service. locality as this was her childhood and Mrs. H a r r y Alverson out on their I ericuu Telephone and Teiegrapb Com D y When you buy Red Crown Charles McKacbern found a crowd ( M t y F o o U w „ I . . h . C i v home. f a r m 4'^ miles out, w h e r e they a r e l p U l i y u n d known as tha "builder ot helpleasly viewing un automobile tliat Monday on business. E. L. Grant and wife ullended the settled in the valley with ewv-e r y^t h i n g 1 you buy more than gasoline Mr. s n d Mrs. C. R. Foote enter- Grange entertainment at Caledonia the teiuphone", Mrs. Vail established around lliem lo make home pleasant. t h e . . . . v , w m ( t P i B i ...editi fund to uer had been crushed under the wheels teined Mr. snd Mrs. J. K. Cooper of; tost Friday night. — you buy the experience, We certainly hud u good visit with of a tralu at a grade crossing In Hay t h e city S u n d e y . . ^ „ T h e f a r m e r s of the surroanding them. Left there Saturday noon, petuate the Meals her biwband bail NONE BKTTER-FEW AS GOOD science and knowledge of the Mr. s n d Mrs. L. P . Morse s n d communilv w e r e at Elmdale Monday spent Sunday in Dallas. Texas, and egiabiisbed ol service to the public City. No effort had been made tu •ave II. P. Wool wui til who wan pinned mother, Mrs. Elmira Sheer, of Low- and Tucsdsy getting their portion of In Alvin, Texas, Monday Kach year a divisional committee commute* under the wrei kage. McKat hern had Standard Oil Company (Indell* Mr. e n d M n . Vernor Seelev s n d salt, of which a carload was unload- arrived noon at the home of Mrs. Wilkin- selects those, wb - during the year son of A d s s n d Mr. a n d Mrs. W s l t e r ed. the mass of steel and wtiod removed SI2 Monroe St.. Lowell. Mich. iana) plus a guarantee of son's aunt. Mrs, Carrie Hovee tnec Blakeslee visited at t h e home of Mr. Theodore Kraass and f r i e n d of Ml. Howen.) She is Ml years old and a have emulated th« ideals uf tbe late from (he vlcHm, without fuiihi r lu Mrs. Sylvester Seeley Sundey. service which holds good unPleasant a r e visiting his brother Eu- smart old lady for her age. Site has Mr. Vail by unusual acts of devotion Jurlng him, and gave first uld until s Mr. a n d Mrs. Clare Yeiter e n d gene end family et present. to duty, regardless of self. physician arrived. u nice comfortable little home and til the last drop of RMI Crown Mjirry Earlier In Country. family visited a t t h e home of Mr. s n d Rev. Bowser and wife left Satur- seems to be contented. H e r oldest Similar work brought commeti'lu Mrs. Lisle Clark Sunday. Town Saved From Fire The (nullity t'lil l< :iMe !«• pul em ain— •»—-• — day f o r their f a r m in Ogeman coun- sou. Myron. Is with her. We were in your tank is consumed. ver til tier e|ly lOli^'li ll tl lea^l "ie Miss Rosette Ellis Is esslsting her ly, where thev expect to remein for at Trinity Bay. We passed a b i g . Mrs. — Ilalton Is In charge of - the —• es — Hoa to g. K. Hayes and A. K Lewis mother w i t h h e r house-cleaning. u couple w e s t s . *1 tli. Held of oil wells and saw so many | change operated by (he Mlcbtgan Bel wbo rescued three adults and Hire* •expeel, Aeciii'dinu Your car starts easier —gets Mr. s n d Mrs. E s r l Colby, Mrrirvln The Misses Alts and Mary Miller, big I.IIT oil /.A tanks. "We • were at* JGalveston . - I . — c o m p a n y at Niagara, Wis children wbo were trapped under i Mtmiiy ttnd ••IUHII lev.n till" mail) al of Alto, Mra. Chas. Freyermuth and Janet Miller, and Helen Lenhard, und saw the Gulf of Mexico, went ill fiil'ller nue 11 the nveiiue lti;tn d« away quicker—it accelerates son Carl of Lowell celled on Mr. end Merk Troyer, Jake Eash and Sam over a four-mile bridge which opens consin. One morning, sborily sftei wrecked and burning autoinublle ne.u lie ^.ll ln vv 11" dvvell In eltlex. Mrs. J o h n F r e y e r m u t h Sunday. Houdebush and family were enter- and lets Hie big Inials through. We four o'clock, a flickering reflection on Msson, Mlchlgau more smoothly—it develops Mr. e n d Mrs. Charlie Kluhn end leined at the home of Add. L r b and left Alvin for home Hie next Tues- % metal piece on (be switchboard at greater power — greater family visited Mr. a n d Mrs. Will wife. Let to Contend With. d a y by way of New Orleans. Missis- tracted her attention. She discovered Klahn and family Sunday. A Mothers' Day program will b e sippi. Tennessee and Chicago. Il it came from a flame spreading up NOW TO K C A U THE OPERATOR Mr. Hiti.y^'. ' i ' " you leiiiem'-er Ihtspeed, and greater mileage— Mr. s n d Mrs. Reidsms of the city given Sunday inornina and a Falh- was a nice trip. W e n t b y t i a i n , Give the side of e building across tbe »v*'iiinII in ilie I'.ll.le whi' vvio» utrned vlsited Mr. a n d Mrs. Charlie Paulus ers' day program Sunday evening at us llu* a u t o f o r a nice t r i p with Red Crown in the tank. street. If. sfter putting in a te'ephune call lilt" II I'lliiil "f M||11V' MIM. lillil^GS Suedey. the c h u r c h of t h e Brethren Mey n . es. uiiii j ni-.i rememlier tlmt »l»e bsd A blgb wisd wss blowing sad seed it Is neceMary to recall the operator Chss. Murphy wes s dinner guest Un. Hslph Roberts and little You can depend upon Red u lot tu et'iilriid «Itli " MiciaE~smS u a a s y of his deughler s n d busbsnd, dsughter of Toledo e r e spending the gig flsmleg spsrks rocbetleg (broegb she should be signalled b.' UIUVIIIK tin (he air, endangering (be t n d r e town Crown to give you the utmost receiver book up and down the eutli« MOTICE TO CHUKCHRa. iOCIB# AM COffOft M l MAO A Mra. Hatton n onee realised the of p o w e r and mileage at TIKH AND ALL CONCRKNBD V*€8fi AOSftKnftCJtt •ftOUQHt danger. Worbiag a l blgbesi speed length of tbe slot,- slowly. Advance notices of suppers, ssles A greet many people, when uosbmt * * * . t o n I M U M , ftfetaoo* least cost. she warned (he members of (be flre •tc.. for money-mskiiig purposes s r t H U H O tUWlM MMM * * departmeoL soilfled pfoprletors end to get s quick res^ionse. Jl»?»!le tin egarded as advertising snd must be msesgers ef eesrby eleres snd celled book, net reallxins that wbeu ib> > d« ;>aid for us such. It is tbe publish auaacfuaua MiacMPaco You can get R e d C r o w n all other reeidoeie she could reach by so, Ibo slgnsl barely glckers, or doe. r's stock in trade. F o r churches WMMOUV everywhere in the ten Middle telephone, ssklag (heir eld In flgbdeg not show u( sll. When tbe book Ii we will mske e special rete of cuts per line for cash or stomps Western states. This efficient (he blsse moved up and down slowly, the slgna O O I M n o ^ O U M D H H LAUMF v , with order. Count 6 w o r d s t o l l n o W h t e she wss giving (be slerm Ismp will glow end go out at reuula service makes carburetor ad'*rior«fCat*N,*ao iU words—5 lines—25c. etc. If not ber own home Ie wbleb (be esebsns* laurvsls, thus ultrs«tlng the opv!;- :»aid for in advance t h e regular rote w * , t a i i , i t a a i t HOMIM justment needless and it a a *c per line, will be charged, s s Is Iw l e i ceegbt flre. be( she did eoi (or's sUentlon, but unksv the nigi. is lo everybody but churches to boon to tourists. •top ber work e( the switch board ue Ismps are given M chance to (uncib whom alone this concession is UM Ul (he eodre towe bed beee aroused properly there can be no respond* Publisher Ledger. V

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OAK GROVE Ma*' 5.—Murray Pike was home from Ionia Saturday and again Mondav. Mart Kooiman bought four head of cattle of S. A. Watt of Saranac Saturday. Rev. C. A. (ilass spent last week at conference. Mrs. Murray Pike spent from Sunday until Tuesday of last week with her sister, Mrs. Glass. Clarence Tilstra of ( i r a n d Rapids has been spending some time with his p a r e n t s , while buying potatoes in tnis vicinity. Will Kooiman of Grand Rapids was his brother Mart's Fridav. Will G r a n t and three sons of Ber! Iln were here fishing Sunday.

The Presldeat is through akaklag Modiflration of the ban of the Carl M. Saunders in T h e Sunday hands but is willing callers should Herald suggests courtesy on the part Methodist K p i s e o p a l cliureh on see him at work. Congress doesn't amusements has been recommended of tntllic ofllrers to well-meaning like to work well enough to duplistrangers in strange cities, a line of by bishops at the (piadrennial gencate the invitation. eral conference at Springllcld, Mas-. talk that will appeal to fair-minded motorists everywhere, in contrast A feeling has been growing for The Chicago men who committed !o t h e rough stuff commonly dealt many years that the church membersuicide because he had n o education ship rule in this respect is too strict out to Innocent offenders against and was not lit to live, probably new and unknown regulations. J u s t and has driven >oung people away never heard of I>r. Eliot's 5-foot from the church while not greatly how a man from California, Maine shell of books. injuring the amusements banned. or I'odunk Station, can b e expected to he aeipiainted with (irand Hapids For one thing, it is felt that the DlamoBd found la eklcken'a glsrules adopted the week before, is clergy a r e handicapped in censure That not easy to understand: but the of harmful moving pictures, if they zard leads to jewel Held. should prove a popular breed of withold approval of those whicli Fallowing a Mysterious trail of a chances are that the stranger motordozen broken mail box posts into ist is a gentleman and that he will are unquestionably good and uplift- hens. Heats t h e goose with the Memphis, M i c h i g a n Slate police ri'.ipond to courteous warnings In ing. A reasonable concession t o golden eggs. found a drunken driver, w h o claim- like manner, while t h e opposite amusement loving young Christians NORTH KBENE ed he couldn't see straight. After coflrse will arouse all the grouoh in would seem a wiser course than May 5.—Mrs. J o h n Lsux called on paying a W0 tine and replacing posts (he visitor and send him away with holding r i f i d l y to arbitrary standMrs. Kasper Feuerstein Tuesday afand mail boxes, as ordered by the anything hut pleasant memories of ards of a by gone century. ternoon. rou-*. his vision will doubtless im- the home of t h e harsh-mannered Albert Haussermsn s n d fsmily prove. Other localities have similar officer, whose citlxens like to have ftcientists are always telling us spent Tuesday evening with Mr. s n d iH>steries doubtless with similar their towns on the main-traveled things, a lot of which we can't be- Mrs. O. J. Byrnes. Mrs. Frank Retersdorf called on cause and all who value the right highways and who Invite the world lieve; but just now one says that her mother, Mrs. John Retersdorf, t o use tbe highways in safety have to come their way. ' T a t people can stand more heat Wednesday sfternoon. a vital interest in driving drunken than thin people can;" and we guess Henry Bosung and femily ere drivers off tbe road. Conetlteeats ef Dexter G. Leek e a d he's right. Trot out your hot weath- spending e time with Mrs. Bosung's sister, Mrs. J o h n Tlschler, s n d famN. M. O D i e r n e have reason to con- er; anything but these fresh breeies ily. t o m e men value their | e b t kiffher gratulate themselves on the willing- from Greenland's icy mountains. Mr. s n d Mrs. Leo Cowles end son t h e e money, n e r t k u l e r l y where pub- ness of these failbful representatives Rolland were visitors at their farm Friday mornin*. lie benefit is concerned. Thus. Lu- of t h e common people to return for A Detroit mother is serving e term and Mrs. Albert Haussermsn, tber Bnrbenk, w h o has been offered another term to the Legislature, in the House of Correction f o r boot- sonMr.Harold end H e n r y Haussermal M I H M M f o r bis creetlons gardens." where their previous experience will legging. Fine business for a woman! were visitors e l t h e Clem Heelher home F r i d s v evening. prefers to glee t b e seme to the Unl- render tbem doubly valuable. They Alonso Frost end fsmily hsve versity of Celifornia f o r educational can be relied upon t o d o their level Well, exeese me." es the old ledy moved t o Belding where h e is night a n d experimental purposes. Bur- best f o r their own sections and for said when told that a motorcycle wstchmen. bnnk Is one of t b e world's great the best interests of t h e entire state could run a mile In 44.05 seconds. Mr. and Mrs. Albert lleusserman* fctitfilors and tbe m a n who can as well. It is to be hoped that the difTerenees between Wayne county take Ms place Is yet to eppesr. and t h e rest of tbe stete can b e sett b e eleetfon of M. B. MsPbeiesn tled upon e besls fair to all and that es ebalrman of the Rent Board of the business of the State can proceed S n p e r v l t o r s Is s n e t b s r round In t b s with proper expedition. I n i d s r of p ^ l i e success which that ProMMOen advoealee w b e won vtaSTMB m a n of t h e people Is climbUrn victory of the Eighteenth amendcentury of discussion, e l p n M k expend!- will never consent t o Ha repeal until Full lilM ol taxation, will R h a s bbd a f s l r t r i a l : and that It will never have while frantically f o n ^ t b y t h o s e w h o expect others t o ebey the laws egslnat murder, arCresai Separators son and thievery. Plow Point* a n d O t b o r R o p a i n May be thle la why "London bridge Is falling d o w n . " T h a i city Is said Youra for iuetooos, ! • have a soot fall of tons t o the mile annnelly. by t h e Dawes report, Cerly Is a l i a l o core for h e r o w n cMMrea, especially so since Is a i l paying h s r w a r M i s .

home of h i s uncle. Deb. Draper, ii J a y P a r s o n s a n d family Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Scott and Grand Rapids F r i d a y . I Alto. ^ family of Grand Baplds spent SunWilliam BfcGrath h a s re-shingled I Mr. a n d Mr. and Mrs. M. C. KeUai day evening with his parents, Mr. his house with Renalds shingles and Grove F a r m , Lansing, anncunce t h and Mrs. J o h n Scott. is having some'changes m a d e in t h e engagements of their daughters Mar I garet H. t o Donald G. Robinson t i n t e r i o r of t h e house. • HICKORY BEND A May festival is being plenned Detroit, e n d Beetrice M. to J . F r e May 3.—Mr. and Mrs. Harley Hun- f o r Mey 14 w i t h chicken pie d i n n e r Begey of Lansing. T h e double wee ter were in Ionia Monday on busiding will take p C e e May 29. 1 at t h e hall. ness. Mrs. F r e d Harker of Lansing, wh Mrs. P a n Goodenough of Bellevue Mr. und Mrs. E r n a P i n k n e y a n d spent F r i d a y e t t h e home of h e r has been verv poorly all winter, ha t w o sons and Mrs. Orve Vanderlip her tonsils r e m o v e d Isist week Not o t h e r . Will Draper. and son motored to McCords Sunday b r N _ _ _ _ ' . M. O V e l r n e w a s a t Owosso last day. und culled at A. L. Dean's. Wednesday. L . J. H u n t e r , w h o h a s been sick Lowell will celebrate July 4. Will D n g w r spent Sunday a t t h e f o r the past six weeks, is able to sit up again. i James Tefft is assisting L. J. H u n t e r with t h e chores. Mr. a n d Mrs. James P a r k s of Belding spent Sunday a t L . J . Hunter's. Mr. and Mrs. i r v e Stebbens a n d Mr. and Mrs. Merton Jepson w e r e callers Sunday a f t e r n o o n a t L. J . Hunter's. Mrs. P h l o r u s H a l e a n d Mr. a n d Mrs. T h e r o n Cahoou of I j m s l n g N? 1 — — S o f t spent Sunday at Leon Hale's t o see N92—Medium the baby. Mrs. Vanderlip and Mrs. Bigley N?3-Med.Hard were in Lowell T h u r s d a y shopping.

FALLASBUBG FACTS May 5.—Mr. and Mrs. F . a. r r ,. t w o daughters a n d a lady f r i e n d of Cedar Springs were here Sunday calling on some of the old friends, took flowers t o t h e cemetery a n d called at the Shattuck home here. Mr. a n d Sirs. D. 1). Cole of Three Rivers a n d the latter's sister und niece of Belding were callers last F r i d a v on the former's old friends, Mr. and Mrs. H. Garrison, w h o at one time lived at T h r e e Rivers. F r a n k Ueckwith visited at the home of H. M. Alger in Vergennes Sunday. I Otis E. Powell, wife and baby girl and Mrs. Swurthought of Belding were callers at the T o w e r home last Tuesday night. H a r r y Yaughan und family visited last Thursday night and Saturday at the Garrison home. W e a r e glad to state that Mrs. Hay Shattuck, now of Lowell, is u p and around her home after her long illness a n d h e r daughter. Miss Boening. w h o cared f o r her mother for three weeks, returned to h e r work at the City hospital in ( i r a n d Rapids Sunday. Miss Matic Ward, head nurse at t h e Citv hospital in Grand Rapids, enioyed d i n n e r Sunday with her f a t h e r in Lowell. Mrs. Wesley Miller and family visited at the home of h e r sister, Mrs. John Adams of Wyoming Park, last Wednesday and also called on some Grand Rapids friends. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Tassel and three children of (irand Rapids w e r e Sunday callers of their uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. F r a n k Hunt. Otis K. Powell and family of Belding spent Saturday gtfernoon and Sunday at the J. T o w e r home. Mrs. Ray Shattuck of Lowell enjoyed very much the culls last week from the pastor of the Congregational church und four of t h e lady mem> bers. The kind remembrance was much appreciated and t h e i r thoughtfulness in sending flowers f o one sick among new neighbors. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, aunt of Mrs. Wesley Miller. Mrs. Whalen. Mrs. Daniels and daughter Ernestine and Mrs. Fisher, all of Grand Rapids, w e r e callers Sunday at t h e Miller home. Bert Quakenbush and family of Madison Square, G i a n d Rapids were at the F r a n k Jones home Sunday. John King and wife of l^jwell and Alex Osborn and wife of Grand Rapids spent Sunday with their sister and aunt, Mrs. Louisa Stanton. Herman Jones was home from the city over Sunday. Mrs. Godfrey Oesch of Keenc called on Mrs. Ray Shattuck last week. Mr. Spears and family of (irand Rapids drove out to their cottage here Sunday. Milo Miller and Miss Farrow of Grand Rapids visited at the home of his b r o t h e r Wesley Supday.

The U d l M Home Journal has a readable and convincing editorial commending Senator Glass as an eligible candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination; but we doubt if the ladies send enough delegates to the national convention to nominate him. At that, he might be more acceptable to the Democratic masses than Governor Smith or Sonin-law McAdoo. The former would step into a hot light with the Drys and the latter will be greeted with an overwhelming indilference.

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B A I t a O A D T E A I N I U U V I LOW* celved over f l / r s n d In spelling Gereldlne Dewson e n d Dorothy ILL Menge received ! * • % . GRAND TRUNK C e r l l i r e l e s of Award f o r being l.sst Bound—No, &4. 7 M . A. M. neither shsent nor terdy f o r the No. Sfi. 3;4S, P. M. month ending April I were given t o West Hound—No. IS. 12:32, P . M. Esther (Umipton. Gereldlne Dewson. WKe* l e b l s s Are Msppy. No. 57, 11:45. P . M. Meble Ridgwsy. Zeone Rivette. RePERK MAHQDKITK. Wltell I ' a t b e r IIHH ehiirge Mf Hie baby, chel Steele. Bernice Wilcsowskl. Ksst Round—No. 52. 7:1ft. A. M. Evelyn WiU. Jock Bergin. Helen il Is liefipr. even lliougb lla f a c e i b n u No. M . § : » , P. M. t * dirtier Snd dirtkr. West Bound—No. 31. 10:47. A. M. No. 15. I t a . P. M. venture--ell in Our phono Is M . Cell us wi Pendeiter. Advertise II la The Letef. you hsve s n e w s HSUL

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O S T E O P A T H LLT'M SOltUY to hour of your de1 Uoori,9 to IS a. m. 1:30 to 6:30 p. in. clIslon, Mrs. Bnakn." said tin* Phones, Office, 39. Residence 347. school snperlnteiidi'iit. "We shall inh* Nefoace Block. LowelL Mich. you a good deal In Clinton Nehnot. And 11-30-31) loyalty to your vour home pitper ami, | Hunter's sister. Mrs. Faye Townsend. you uitgiit to tia ve a dozen f o d work1,1,1 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Seef and ing yenrs hofore you. Are you sure printing ollice 11 n^. no olher * Mr. Ilollaml ami family visited cated ;niywhere H . c V,. f v i ' 1 Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank d refused cash sales to keep faith IU23, Model UlT.. in lirst-class conger are working on the new air-line L o w e l l P h o n e 1 1 5 2 r with those who never came for Selected heading. Mrs. II. K. Powell haatioj* paved way amlHay Cornell is work- with another woman, ten years before. dition. Right price lo bona lide buyS n a p p y a n d Lateat Mualc by copies reserved. Hereafter, papers Since then she had only had newit of er, Cash or terms. Newton L. of Honald Grange. ing at the Corduroy Cord factory. will be sold, first come, first serve, Instrumental Solo, Mrs. \I\i iIc (inru[po0 Idm once—some malh'lous person had Coons. WRST LOWELL S T A G L A N D O R C H E S T R A as that seems the only fair thing sey, Hanner (Irange. sent her a newspaper ellpplnj; descilbEAST LOWELL Opposite Lighting to do, Don 1 come for paper a Heading. Mrs. l-red .1. Walh-rs. Her- j May O.—Mr. and Mrs. Hyron Green Ma* *>.—11. Vanderwall is painting ing the arrest of a man named Henry FOR SALF—Eight-room house near park, lights, water and toilet inStation ami (laughter Marjory of (irand Hap- his residence. month or two after publication and lin Center (irange. Banks tn a Western town, for bootleg side, barn, imiuire of Harry Day, expect us lo And them. Auto Story, Mr. Hlossen of Helding i.ls spent the week-end with their Thomas Halkwell was in Caro glng. City Slate Hank, or Win. McGralh. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Green. last yveek on business. Publisher. Grange. Admission $1.00t including W a r Tax [p52 Nancy had taken up teaching. She Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Odell of Leaks on the l ; arm. 1".. H. lligbee, The Cary boys drive a new Star had denied herself nearly everything Vergennes, Mrs. David Flanagan and car. H-'fmdimentM will b e tterved. overseer of Ionia Co. Homomi. FOH SALF—One 11^x12 10-ouncc O g a l a l a s ! instrumental Solo. Mrs. Clare Walt-j .^li^s Lovejoy of Lowell were callers George Story has returned home during those ten years. And Khe hud doublc-lill tent, white, used three al Orville Austin's Sunday. man, Herlin ('.enter (irange. from Detroit. His brother Ware paid for her house -six thousand dolAddress. W. V. Taylor, Deputy Slale j Mr. and Mrs. Arthur (Ireen and went to Detroit Friday and came lars. Hhe had two roomers and a few inonlhs, like new. Address on Geo. M e e t them in the stirring 11. Miller farm, Ada Mich., R. 4, Iplll famil> and Mr. and Mrs. Hyron back with his Sunday. Master, New Kra. hundreds in I he hank. The roomers romance Community Singing, (Irange, led! (ireen and little daughter were dinThe death of Mary Wisner is deepFOH SALF —Oil stove warming oven ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour ly felt in this coinmunity u s W i .|l as guaranteed her few needs In the way bv W, F. Taylor. in good condition, Ills Perfection of food and elothlng. It was safe at .lennie L. Marlin, Lecturer, Dolstra Sunday. A u t h o r i z e d F O R D Service others. Her living as well as dying oil stove. Also Hull' Hock cockerel. Ionia Co. Pomona (irange. Charles Austin was home from the testimony will be a living monument last to devote herself to her literary Mrs. 11. VanDgrwall. [pill nsplratlons. M. A. C. for the week-end. .o her memory. The sorrowing Mr. and Mrs. Swartz of Saginaw ones have our deepest sympathy. If she stayed at the school for ten FOH SALF—Good seven-room house h a a b e a n t a k e n o v e r b y M r . A* H . S t o r m z a n d , w h o 1 spent the week-end at their home The Ladies Aid meets with Mrs. years longer, as \MIS perhaps the wiser with electric lights and city water wlahea t o a n n o u n c e t h a t h e will b e delightefl t o WHITES ! here. course, she could retire whh a com- and barn and chicken mirk. M. T. Hlanche Gilbert Thursday. Mrs. Arthur Green attended churdi Laux, 15 Travis St., N. W., (irand aerva hie o l d a n d n o w c u a t o m e r a . George Story has a new car. fortable little competence. But at six Ipli) F r e s h R o a s t e d C o f f e e 1 services in Saranac Sunday. Mrs. Mae Wingier entertained her ty It Is pretty dllficuit lo begin a new Hapids. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hloomer and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Velzy of Lowtrade. And Nam-y's heart had heen FOH SALE—BALED HAY, TIMOMore cup* to the pound • little son were guests of Mr. and ell,Sumlay. set on writing ever since she was a belter flavor. THY, LIGHT CLOVER MIXTURE, Mrs. John Christof Sunday. By HUGH PENDEXTER girl. Now at last, after the storms and sick at the home of her parents, Mr. night with her aunt, Mrs, Hose Van- into the palms. Afler all those years! ; [p42M8 denbroeek. beginning M a y 8, 1 9 2 4 Fase's creek Sundav. and Mrs. Henry Visser, in l ^ w e l l . "(live me Kturgls ft Baker, please." HOUSE FOR SALE—Or l r a d i 7 f o r Jay Ciiinmings and wife were in Mr. and Mrs. Larl Vusburg spent returned home Saturday evening. (irand Hapids several days last week. Hhe said to t'entrsl, "Mr, SturgisV I house In (irand Rapids. Mrs. Mary Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Martha Layer and son George Gottfried Kropf and children call- I've changed my mind shout ihN Howler. lc43H K. K. Hi< hmond and sons. called on George Leeee and family ed on C. Wiggens and wife Sunday. house, | might he willing to consider Theodore Theule called on the Sunday evening. TO RENT -timMl cow puslure M ow John Andrews and daughter Helen Vosburg brothers Mondas morning. Miss Mildred MeDiarmid is spend- were in (irand Rapids Monday and your client's offer of five thoii«and, five 1 Peckliam fiirnilure factory. Sev Mr, and Mrs, Fai l Vosburg called ing the week in (irand Hapids, hundred for a quick stile. Yes, send Claude Staal. lc49-60 Mr. Andrews took radium Ireatmenl on Mr. and Mrs Frank Hutler Sunhim along." i Mrs. Minnie Dailcy of (irand Rap- at Hlodgell hospital. dav morning. And, I hough slie had no regrets, the HOUSE FOH RENT—In Lowell; ids spent the week end with Mr. and Moseley Gleaners will have a sugar b e g a n d e l i v e r y of N u r s e n r S t o c k H. W. Vosburu spent Sunday with Mrs. Howard Hartlett. iditerness of It all came over her with 1 good location, well and cistern wa stumer next Satiin|g> evening. his sons Fail, Hert ami Vern. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Willette and ter. wilh or without garage. I. J. at t h e old s t a n d , w e s t or Lowell Miss Margaret Ford spent from a flood. Her home, tier work, her life. and daughter Htiby and Mr. and Mrs. Tidd, 2'4 miles south. [p47 •iday until Monday with Ellura her future. G rand Trunk depot WHITES BICIDGK T. C, Willette visited Mr. and Mrs. Frosl. She sat down, took up her pt n, laid TO RENT—Several good houses. May —Mrs. I*'. J. Hiehmond and Norton Avery in Lansing Sundav. Mr. and Mrs. Hyron Frosl of Low- down the stationery. "I»ear "Irs," she Cheap, good location. Geo, M^ Mr. and Mrs. Waller Wieland spent ell spent Sundav at J, 1). Frost's. son Slilan of Harlonville spent Sunwrote, "f am Inclosing herewith a Parker, pi tone ISI. l4IKf Sunday with their parents. C. G, dav afternoon al C, F. Howen's. Mr. and Mrs. Ilollis Sliawman of Miss Florence Murohy spent last Wieland and wife, in l.owelL C A R U N I V E R S A L Haslings spent Sunday at the Leon cheek for Ave hundred dollars tn earn- FOR RENT—5 lo 20 acres, 2 miles Mr. and Mrs. Sam Carey of East Weeks home. ••si of my Intentions, I am arranging Wednesdav nielli w III Miss Frankie F u l l l i n e of T r e e s , P l a n t a a n d O r n a m e n from Alto and ft miles from Low Hrynes at Will llogan's in Harton- Lowell called on her people, Gibson Miss Helen Andrews entertained for | he sale of my house, and on reell: good 7-rooni house and other tal Stee'c a t prices t h e t save you 2 0 t o t f Jones and family, Wednesday nfter- a young lady friend from (irand ceipt of the money will send yon the ville. buildings. Would like man 1 could Ld. Murphy and a friend from noon. Hapids Sunday. hnlance, making up live thousand. The hire some to llx up buildings. Geo. percent. Mr. and Mrs, Howard Harllett and Belding were Sunday guests at John Mrs. 11. D, Weeks is spending sevMrs. Minnie Duiley were Kunday din- eral days with her daughter. Mrs. conditions are that Mr. Banks shall M. Parker, tawell, Mich. Murphy'i. never cominnnlcate with me, directly John Hradlev and wife of Green- ner guests of Reulien l a e and fam- Jud llapeman, in East l^iwell. FOR RENT—Near l^iwell, house ant or Indirectly, again," ville and Fd. Hradlev and wife of ily in South Host on. Mr. and Mrs. Orlow Weeks called land you want lo work, also She paused, A hitter smile came 140what Horn, May •'», in Lansing, to Mr. on U'on Weeks and last Sunday, Fallasburg were visitors al Floyd acres pasture. J. L. Thomas, 312 and Mrs. Norton Avery (nee Ruby over her face, flow could she hold Clark's Sundav. Lyon street. Grand Rapids. Cili. Alice Bieri was home from Grand Lowell, Mich. Mrs. Floyd Clark and inotlier, Mrs. Willette) a son. Henry Banks te that? Hapids over Sunday, mi7, (p4«.47l A M O T O R e e r i e never nwra appreciated than i n Mr. and Mrs. John Aeheson visited Vanderbroeck. were callers of Mrs. "It Is taking all I have," she continMr. and Mrs, Fred Blaser and chil/ \ the sprinctiroe. lie convenience and enioymenc their brother. Ernest Richardson, dren and Mrs. Abraham Blaser spent ued. "and I shall never he able to do FOH RENT—Good pasture, running Morris Trumbull lusl Friday. are shared by aQ t h e lamily—and by epeedlng u p the Guests al Joe Shear's last Sunday and family Sunday. water, shade, 11.25 per month, f p Sunday al John Blaser's in Hastings, anything more for Idm." were Guv Hidgeway and family of day's work, It provides mote lime lor recreation. for season; I wo miles S. K. Lowell. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Keech of Grand She tnelosed the check, sealed and Sparta. Mxly Shear and daughter SEKLKY COKNRKli Rapids spent Sundav with his par- stamped (lie letter, went ent and poat L. I). Warner, phone 115-FI2. Ic46l A Ford Touring C a r provides every motor car Vivian of J/iwell and Jerry Devine May 0.—The Ladies Aid of Snow ents, Frank Keech and wife. ed It. On (he way baek she stopped al FOH PROMPT SERVICE—On lota and family and Claud Hidgeway of chureli will meet for supper with tial el t h e lowest price lor which a five pussenger car Mr. and Mrs. Clare Ford spent ('llalon school. or long distance trucking, call 121 ls. 15(1 win Voder and family spent Sunday at Cascade. from near Hastings which will pul Callers MI Mr. and Mrs. I). A. al the home of llarvev |rown Sundas were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Slater spent on the prouram and Bowne Center Sunday (, Sundav evening at the home of Mi ladies will furnisli the supper. You Blough in Lowell. riiliiiin. I-rank Hrown and daugh.losiah Alwine and wife of Hasl- icr l-.lnora of (irand Hapids. surely will not mailt to miss their and Mrs. Ed. I.lml. program as they will have a Ireat ings, Milton Henrv and .lohn MishMr. and Mrs. I.. A. Hrown arrived A large number from Alio allemlci ready for us. May 1 7 - a l l Granuers ler spent Sunday at the home of t their home here last week after the Senior play at Lowell Thui-Mlay remember this date. Mav 24 they John Mishler, Sr. m-mling a less months in Hot and Friday evenings. Wilhur Tyler and family spent Springs. Ark. will entertain Caledonia. Another We are making aome t h a t are better Mrs. Philinda Brannan has goni1 treat in line of u program. So we Sunday at the home of Will AckerMyra Hutchingson is assisting her lo (irand Itapids lo visit her daugh have some good tlines ahead. Be son in South Boston. t h a n Grand Ma made, because we have grandmolher wilh her house-cleanters for a few days. .Stephen Weaver is slaying at the ing a few days this wek. sure and remember your dates. better material to make t h e m of. Try home of his daughter. Mrs. Marv Mrs. Lucy Dnell spenl Sunday in Final report of the North Circle Wieland, again this week. 1 McCORDS MATTERS Grand Itapids, lite guest of Mr. am' some of thema '. 'I *' Ladies Aid al close of contest: S. S. Weaver and Hev, .1. Itairrigh Social, chicken pie dinner and George Union and wife visited at Mrs. Arlie Townsend. attended eonmmnion services at the Andy Stewart's in Caledonia Sunwork Feler Sinclair and daughlcrs Ad- day. 8205.75 Church nf the Brethren in Fast Cash donation dle and Mary spent Siimlav at Sam .VMNi Watch for t h a t Camphell Sunday evening. W ill hminis and wife of Caledonia Newmairs at Freeport. Stephen (Ulster and faniil> of Elm- Total cash received lire Vlnllllia 111,! wivk wilh h i , ,1,. *320.75 Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Walls spenl ler, Mrs. Melvin Ellis. ilale, Daniel Kaufman, wife ami Merchandise on hand 05.35 Sunday wilh Mr. Watts' sister and daughler of / i o n Hill, Samuel Custer Mrs. 1). A. Wood has been al Alto husband near Freeport. and wife and Mrs. E. Stahl and Dora caring for her daughter, Mrs. Ed. Total cash and mdse. >'38(1.10 Mrs. Barlholniew of Ashley, Ohio t.happle Ibis week. visited at the Joe Lehman home Sunis spending two weeks with her lloselta Ellis is staying at home day. Grandpa Custer, ^ h o has been t h a t will be on the market next week— DAVIS LAKE daughter, Mrs. M. D. Hoyt. Ibis week to visit wilh her uncle very low during the oast week, is no Ma\ n. Mr. and Mrs. Perry of Belheller and is graduafly failing. Mrs, Nettie Ellis has relumed from California. Herman and Donald Zoels of mont and Mr. and Mrs. Kd. SlauHer home after spending the week wilh . r r e d Thomas and family called at (irand Hapids and Hev. .1. ItairriKh visited Mr. and Mrs. l". S. Hunter icorge Union's Friday night. her sister, Mrs, John l«ayer. of Flmdale visited at the S. S. Wea- Sunday. Dr. Slumird and wife of Lowell The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church cake at Mrs. S. M. VanNamee spent Friver home Sunday. visited at A. Iv, Wood s Sundav afterwai entertained at the home of Natie day wilh Mrs. Fred Davis. noon. Charles Stahl and faiiiily. wilh McNaughton Wednesday aflernoon. Mr. and Mrs. William Schradcr Mr. Cor sen „i,d daughler Lada Mrs. Mary Snyder of Flmdale visited Mrs. Fred Paltison and Merle and al the home of Fmanuel Voder Sun- ;ind I homas l orward were dinner "'led at Waller (.lark's Sundav. Mrs. Cecil Campau attended the Sen guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Slater I'-d. Bigler and wife and Fred day. lor play in laowell Saturday night. Mrs. Melinda Lite ami Clara Van- it Alio Sundav. Spencer and wife visited at Belding Miss Virginia Davis spent ThursMr, and Mrs. Win, Bunker and Mr. mil Snivrna Sunday. deWerker visited at the home of LOWELL, MICH. and Claud .Sllcox attended the High . A'Ch W M , d and familv called al ft, Mrs, Lite's sister, Mrs. Cecil Preston, das and l-nday in Lowell. Matilda Nash spent Sundav with school play in Lowell Fridav even in Campbell Sundav. . WllllaniN Saturday nighl. ing. John Overholt of / i o n Hill is Ma\me Dygert. Harohl WiMid, Bettlah Wood and Mr. and Mrs, .lohn Karrer and son Jack Feiining and Miss Merle Vahn vvelyn Williams altended the High slaying at the home of Mrs. Sararas 1 while his family in under (inaranh i " ^"lurday evenof biwell and Miss Orpha Bunker school plav n Lowell Friday night. tine on account of Paul Kaufman called on Alger Dygert Sunday after Howard Union allended the lligh Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis and Mr. Paul has been noon. w-hool play in Caledonia last Fridav having diptheriii. and Mrs. S. M. VanNamee called on nighl. diiite ill wilh it hut is recovering Peter Herbsl of (irand Bauids and Vo "J Skidmore at Mrs. Fred Spencer called at Waller steadily. All members of the family Alio Miss Beatrice Silcox spenl Saturday Siimlav afternoon, have taken the anlilosin treatment. evening with Mr. and Mrs. Claud .lark's Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Slater and John 11. Stahl had the misfortune H. Postma's family enierlained Silcox. lo lose one of his best cows and one f'miil.v ol Alto spent Sunday at Fd. ompany from away Kunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joint Behler and ol his best heifers Salurday by theii Linds. Julius Wester• .K. oi AIIO m e n ON children of Portland spent a few ^'1° ncalled gelling mired in the swamp on tlu HARRIS CRRRK days last week with Allen Behler crank Hui/.cnga Friday evening hack part of his farm. He went to .May •».—-Buriis Anderson sfienl and .family. _ Mr. and Mrs. Finest Whltford and look for them Sunday morning and Sunday with Berney McCarty. lamii.y of (irand itapids s'H'iit SunMr. and Mrs, G e n v Israeli and a Mr. and Mrs. James Barnes, with iViiM th. m dead. family. M. H. Weller and Dr. J. A .rnest Barnes and wife, spent SunMrs. Wm. Miller has been ill and 'lay evening at William Schrader's. Leamler Pitsch spent the weekMay spenl Sunday with Mr. and Mrs under .. < oclor's care during the part 1 r,,, , ,,s • mm li ^fi* ^ ^^'d Hoover week. vl". Pa^'i'ls. Mr. and Mrs. M. 1). Tloyl. at Middleville. Mck Pitsch. John and Everett Deardorf of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Draper an.l Mrs, Mary MeNmighton returned Mr. and M.'s. Dan Vounghlood of family spent Sunday in Hastings, the hursday from (dadwin, where she While Cottage, Ohio, and a friend, .'i'li ii'"" M'Vi11 " ^ ' ' " d a y evening ('.uesls of Mrs, Draper's motlie*, wlto las been spending the winter with Bussell Smith of /anesville, Ohio, \Mlh Mr, and Mrs, Albert McConnelL motored through JSL wilh Orville Dearha* l i e n very ill Mr. and Mm, John Brown. ilorf's cur ami reached the hitler's Mr. and Mrs, Win. Anderson, son Mina North entertained her SunCAMPAU LAKE HAD IDS home here Salurday forenoon. John day school class Saturday aflernoon. Ioward tind daughler Velma visited and Mr. Smith remained until SunMay (j.- The mcmhers of the HemSunday at the J, (dess home. They organised and will hold meetMrs, Bedford and son Jerald called day evening when they left for De- ngloii .ash Hcglster Sales ollice of ings once a month. Sunday evening at the Leon Ander- troit and from there went to Pontine, (•rand Hapids were treated with a Mr. and Mrs. Jack Porritt enter- son home, >roni which place they look a new dinner Saturday night at Pantllnd lained 12 friends and schoolmates of Mr. and Mrs, John Brown of Glad- Oakland car to /anesville for a deal- hotel, they hemg winners of a conMiss Ullian Hunt in honor of her win visited at the Margaret Silcox er there, Everett D. will remuin for est, Wesley Croninger wa* one uf twelfth blrlltday Tuesday, April 2V. the sumnier with hi* brother Orville the mcmhers. lome Friday. Mrs, Bonnie Smith and Clara Longand wifea Mr. and Mrs, Boy Bunn and Miss Basil Vreeland and family spent Greta Hacheliler and Milton Varger Sunday fflernoon at the home of AnForrest Price and family of near brake oi 131 Delaware, (irand BapFreeport spent Sunday evening with id* were Salurday and Sunday guests of Freeport spent Wednesday even- son Sehlella In laeighlon. of Mr. and Mrs. Allen La*bv. John Thomas and family. ing wiln Mr. and Mrs Claud Sileox. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Ellis of Wilhur Tvler and lamily Hpent ADDITIONAL BUOLB NOTKS Callers at Mrs. Nalie McNaugh(ireenvi le were Sunday guekts of ton's during the week were Wm. laowell will celebrate July 4. If Sunday at the home of W'lll AckerUHI in South Boslon. familv 1 Santford Ellis and Und of Woodland. John Brown and Phil Easliek Is driving a new Ford, Noah Thomas of Clarksville was wife of Gladwin, Mary McNaughton Mr, and Mrs, Claud Sllcox and Mr. at the farm here Tuesday building Campau U k e p l a ^ s Burton Heights and Mrs. Amos Uathennan. at Happy Aliens next Sunday. and Mrs, Owen Furgeson spent Sun- fences. Mrs. CJMS. Bancroft, Mrs. Otto Dy- • ay with their sisters and families a. Saulford Kills and KOII and Mrs. V. C. Walton *pen( Sunday at gert and baby, Mrs. Ham Wingier in laenslng. the home of Jud Bouck in South Mrs. Allen Lasby and daughter were and daughter. Mrs. R. D. Bancroft 1 week visitors one day last Mrs. Betsy Warner and daughler Bowne. and Mi. and Mrs. Frank Willette Mrs. U'sler Tbompson and Donald, J V » d Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Ellis and Doris were In laowell Monday. ALASKA ATOMS [»*'r ^amp Fire girls over Sunday. (irahani *|Nnl Sunuf Greenville spent Sunday at Nalle with oilier* of the family, were to • Mr. ami Mrs. Wm. Veiler and MM McNaughton s. Mr. and Mrs. Dales and Mrs. Spencer *ee I .eider al the City hospital Sun- ."VrA 111 May Ii.—Visitors at the home of "nil family Marshall and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Warday. He Is having trouble with dis- al Whilncvville, Mr. and Mrs. Frank l ; ish Sunday of l|ivision Itoad were also present Mrs. Nellie Chanpel has been III ren and children, Grace and Billy, charges from his ear* and is not imMr*. Wm. 11. (irahani received were Mesdanics Man Armstrong and al llii* tiunip Fire nupper Saturday were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. be past week. Her inolher, Mrs. proving as fa*l for a few day*, word from her son Harold Monday Sadie Ivnimons, Louis Wride and the evening. >eroy Wood of Mc(.ords, has been Robert Stewart In East Caledonia. t:. Owens went to the city TuesI M . H'/'V left lhe (ireat Lakes U, S. MikM*s Kdith and llaxel Stevens of arlng for her. V I raining slalion Wednesday nighl tirand Itapids. Mr. and Mrs. Jules day looking for a Job. Miss Margaret Sullivan of ClaiisHTONK C'ORNKRM KCHOKH Mr, "nd Mrs. Bay Oerby of UarksMi. and Mrs. Dell Godfrey of Freeville wee a guest of Edward Paltison May S.—Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey for Sanl rancl*co, Cul, They ex|»e« l Deboun also called there. Friday aflernoon. They . attended vllle and Mrs. Helen White were din- Freeman entertained relative* from lo leave the Stale* in June. Mr. and Mrs. Ohan. Kidder and port culled on their cousiu, Mrs. C. the Mnlor play in U w e l l In the "fr guesls of Mr. and Mrs. George Chicago Friday. son Jess and familv visited al the W. King, last Saturday. They were evealag, aceompanled by Mrs. Fred Skidmore Sunday. CAMADK C ULI.INGM Mr. and Mrs. Clayton D»gert enHome of their sister and aunt, Mrs. on their way home from Orand HapHr. and Mrs, R. G. Rawllngs and tertained for dinner Sunday, Earl Pattlioa. May 5.—Work on the new road Is Jake Walker, near Freeport Sundav ids where they been lo visit their Mr. Davis uf tirand Hapids has daughter Lura. Mr. aad Mrs. Otto I) v e r t and baby Miss Helen Hertpn of (irand Rapids Jones, wife and his brollier id (irand progre**ing llnely. T w o new Im-oMrs. Ella Holland entertained her aad Mr. aad Mrs. Gill Dygert a n ) ealed on Mr. and Mrs. Jos, Rawllngs Rapids, and Floyd Yeiler. wife and niollve* arrived cl McCord* Satur- moved his family Into Ihe llickley two dauNhters ol West laiwell. day, hey e s p e d |nderhoof and M n callers. maaoo spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra and Mrs. Frank Paltison of ed to Kalamaxoo Sunday morning IMierl Fox and wife. Frank VanKward Paltison of Alto visited bla ( rand Rauids suenl Sunday after- and s'lent the day with their daugh- derliiNif, Larl Ti-achout and Earie Mck Smith were in tirand Itapids Mrs. Chas. Dygtrt. grandparents, Mr. and Mra. Hilbert ler Bulb and famil •miiy. Sinclair and wife were in Ixtwell Saturday. Mr. and Un, W. E. Beckett enter- noon at Gun l i k e . Mr. anil Mrs Mrs.. Gilbert Dygert and Salurday night, Glib Mrs. Harry Wood entertained bcr MoSH, Sunday. tained the AJlo Methodist choir Fri- . Mac Watson has bought Mrs. CarU n ' K r , , l « ^runfceck vieC. G. Wutlerson was in Kalama- sister and nephew of Kalemeioo .. day evening. There were about IS la rie Campeu's residence and will lake family and Mr. and Mrs. I>eriee and lied their parents, Mr. end Mrs. II. Saturday. the la*t of lhe week, altendaace. The evening was spent possession about Julv 1. Mrs. Cam- little Betlv Janne of Kalamaioo and Sneeden, Sunday. Ernie Is working Otto Disrrt, wife and liltle Shirley Mr. and Mrs. Nolan of tirand HapMr», John DalMtra vi*ited her iieoia playing croguel and ice cream and pan will move lo Grand Hapids. Jean of Alto were Sunday visitors pic Sunday, ids visited al the home of Harry in an oil station in Grnnd ftaplda al raae were aerved. All report a Sae Mr. and Mrs. Hid VanNamee and al Chas. Dyarii's. present Wood Monday eflernoon. The ctMinl) ha* *larleil drawing ililN^e Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis of East Miss Mary Curley of Curle> school gravel from the pit again. Mesdames Smith and (loon were In Miss Nellie Reekelt. who bias been laledonia celled on Mr. and Mrt. and the Misses Bella Brannan and This is Alto'a peper. Give it your tlaledonle Monday afternoon. spending several months wilh Iter George Skidmore Sunday afternoon. Bud Blee of Alio school were visisubscriptions, edvertiaing aad job Mr. and Mrs. C, W. King called al The (irand Itapid* Press, {.owell brother end wife. Rev. and Mrs. W. Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Meter enter- tor* al Mone school recently. Ledger and Alto Solo, regular 10- UN* home of their brother, Wm* Bun- priatiag. Ka Beckett, left lei last Wednesdey for alned Mr. and Mrs. Will Schwarder, E. Mrs. Chas. Frryerinulh and ton page edition, ell one year SbAO. or ker. In Alto Sundav evening. Onondaga for aa ea indellnlle time. homos Forward aad Mr. end Mrs. Carl of U w e l l were afternoon cell- wilh the Michigan Farmer Ki.00. If Fred tieniel went Sahlng on the Aim Ntghera Sne singer and '.rnest Betes of McCords el dinner ers al Chauncey Freeman's Sunday. you lake the O psge local edition of Muskegon river Seturdav, returning The beet yen keve ever done le net U e d e r ^ V h u r c h i tivilles and will Sunday. The U'dger Solo the price is 50 cents with Tine well-eved pike. t e be jrenr Ideal fer tha be greatly sreally missed. Mrs. Fred tieniel entertained IS of LoweU wUI celebrate July 4. tf less. t(

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portant contribution to constructive literature of after-the-war affaire that has appeared since the terms of the armistice were made public, but bedltlons in Kurupe ami the entire rep* arations matter are not representatives of tlie Tnlted Slates govermnent. It seems curious that it should be so. but it is a fact quickly realised in yond this tlitis f a r they will say little. Why is it that admlnlstraUon officials are chary about expressing opinions on this high m a t t e r ? The reason is easy. The Ameriean experts who undertonk the study of flnancial concountry the opinion, possibly because of forgetfuluess, seems to prevail that Mr. Dawes and his colleagues have Washington that In innny p a r t s of the been direct representatives of Uncle Sam. Such is not the ease. T h e administration decided to fry to help settle European financial affairs. and with it make stable conditions in the rest of the world, but for a long time It did not know how to make the attempt. If Mr. Dawes and his comrades' had been nominated for the work as representatives of the government It would have been necessary to ask for confirmation of appointments by the senate.

Chicago hog prices ranged from 10 t* 25c lower for the week, uloaing al top and [email protected] for the bulk:: meriiuni and good beef steers. 25 to 50c off at 17.25# 11.5U; butcher cows and heifers 2f to 40(j lower at |3.75#t0.25; Feeder steerv 25c up at |5.50$f il.riO: veal calves 50c lower at (6.50''rf 10. Fat sheep 25c lower te 15c -sit $14(ft'IK.S0: yearlings 25c oil a t $11.HOIfr 14.50; ewes $I.50#2 off at I691t. In eastern wholesale fresh markets beef is weak to BOc lower, veal | l to tt off, lamb weak to $1 lower: mutton U to $4 off. light pork loins 50c to |1.M higher and heavy loins $1 off. Pnoss good grade meats: beef SI5.50(fi)18.Sf; veal 112*1 Iti: lamb $2(!'(i2S; mutton f i t #ift: light pork loins $10.50#is.50: heavy loins Fruits and Vegetables Eastern potatoes 10 to 20c lower. New York round whites closed at [email protected] sacked per 100-lhs in leading eastern ma** kets. Northern sacked round: whites 10e lower In Chicago at $1.15ffi 1.30: slightly weaker at .Michigan shipping points at |I.02Ti'1.07: new storks tends downward. Florida1 Spaulding Hose generally $9@1# r bbl in leading city markets. 1701 o. b. Texas Bliss Triumphs f5w&.5# sacked per lOO-lbs in Midwestern cities. Texas yellow Bermuda onions oomrnerclal pai-k and U. S. No. 1 sold mostly at |2 . n K l l i i n o l b " f a m o u s , " e r e f o r m a l l y e l e c t e d I n l l g n r e , n i v e n b y tl • a c t u a r y o f tlie w e r e necessary, but who also knew 1 ' r e w i r d e p a r t n : ' !,: o f i t t o r p r o p e r t y o f r e s i d e n t o f o n e o u n t r y the action was entirely Justifiable on j j T i i e M l a y ' s g m c r a l e l e c t i o n . 11. L . F u how to keep other men from lighting, „ , . . v e t e r a n s ' b u r e a u , a n d , 0 1 7 , 0 9 1 , n e y , a n d w h b s e i z e d b y t h e c u s t o m a u t h o r i t i e s o f W e t , ai . o m p a t r e d b v . , • i , l he ground of the necessity In the q u a is t h e n e w g o v e r n o r . t h e a m Mint c l a i m e d b y t h e t r e a s u r y which was the main consideration. w l t o e ab.d i s m i s s a l s :i t h e h u r ' - a i t t h e O t h e r , m a y b e r e t u r n e d t o its case, bin because the money appro* * * * * * * * * * * '• * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * a c i i . r y . Gained Fame in San Francisco. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * , b y I'r. - n h n l l a i d i n g . l e g a l o w n e r . O n e i m m e d i a t e e f f e c t o f c o n i a i i f d n o printed Is to be spent In this country, N,, In a way Senalor Kobltison's record largely for the purchase of r a w food — H i e a r r a n g e m e n i w i l l b e t o r e l e a s e a DOMESTIC P H R F I R M i L L " ' ! " '! MR'IIOII a -erted. r^iivcivjn , ,.1,1,.| . . , . . |1|t. a s pennanenl chalrinati of thai con supplies, utid thus there will he a N ; * * * *'X * * * * * * + • - * * * •*. -f: * * * * * * H O N O U R A M S K I L L U, S. S A I L O R S L" " '"I \enflon brought him Into the list of direct benefit to t h e native agrlcnli r o m A m e r i c a n c i t i z e n s a n d s m u g g l e d * * * * X - * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * # < I i h e \va • e n , i i d e i j a s a resn'.t o : t i n i n T h e s t a t e I; • > 1 • . n S t . JoI a c r o s s t h e b o r d e r . possibilities for the heinoeralle nom- tuflst, G e n e r t d S h p a k , F k r a i n I a n l e a d e r , h a s j ^ ' ' ^ ' K f H o n t o c o n i l r m t h e i n t e g r i t y m seph, Mlil , . s, ,,g t b a r : ' f t h e Were Recently Landed to Protect ination for the presidency. It also 1 b e e n s e n t e n c e d t o t e n y e a r s i n p r i s o n j I' ' p i v e r n i n e i i F s si-i u r i t i e s . German Parmer Heidi Peed. a s s e t s o t t h e H " i i > i : 1 ' u \ U l . a m o u n t w n s responsible for his choice of b'adAmerican Contulate. Truck's Roar Cures Child. tit M o s c o w a ' a r e s u l t o t I d s a c t i v i t i e s | o i i t a i n e < l ill t h e r e p o r t t o t h e p t e s i Some of those who a r e opposed to i n g to a b o u t IM •, • r n e d over er of the heinocratlc minority In the d e n i , a d o c u m e n t o f m a g a z i n e s i z e , In p r o m o t i n g p o g r o m s a g a i n s t t i n S c h e n e c t a d y , N , V . — U l u l m r d H e r - 1 the npproprlatlon say the country t o a r e c e i v e r . | sonale when tiscar W. I'nderwooil eonw e r e vipei ilic r e p l i e s t o e v r y i i s s e r J e w i s h p o p u i a l l o n "f l l u s h l a . W a s h i n g t o n A d v i c e s r e c e l v e i i h e r e • » « » . t h r e e y e a r s o l d . is a b l e t o w a l k eluded to shed I he mantle of leader- folk of Genmmy have more than food l i o n t n a i l e b y H r o w e r i n h i s r e p e n t e d ; r e p o r t t h a t s e v e r a l A m e r i c a n s t i i l o r s u n d t a l k f o r H i e f i r s t l i m e i n t w o enough to feed themselves and t h e enT h e Kpri'- h m , P I v K i : . I n I f T e r i - ii, e m i i : e n i t l e r m n n a s s a u l t s o n t h e t r e a s u r y iiiui b y t h e s e . ! h a v e b e e n k i l l e d a t T e g u c i g a l p a , t h e y e a r s . T w o y e a r s a g o h e f e l l d o w n a c o n n e c t i o n w . ; 1, ' tiiru' of t h e , ',r T h e r e are marked dUTerences be- tire popiilaiion of the d t l e s where the S o c r o l a r y M e l l o n s a i d . " T h e u t t ^ r t \S'( i n b i e y " " " " " ' " V ' " m o t h e r capital of Hondruas. No details o f ^ l l g h l of steps, and when found was tween I'nderwood of Alabama and chief pang of hunger Is felt. The U r l t i s h e m | iri |, . w e r e a m o n g t h o s e k i l l e d i n t h e c o l f a l s i l y " o t e v e r y c h a r g e w a s e s t a b the c a s e have been given out, paralyzed and unable t o speak, Spe- Koblnson of Arkansas. They a r e both trouble. It Is claimed, la t h a t t h e w a s heitril •> ' lisi"ii o f t w o e s p i e s ^ t r n i n s n e a r llell i s h e d . i n a d d i t i o n , t h e t r e a s u r y c h i e f A force of 1(17 sailors i nd nine olll-! elalists, unable to effect a cure, de- popular, but for different reasons. p e a s a n l s will not part with their food V , bj Mui i l i n z o m i . v i g o r o t i s l v a s s a i l e d H r e w i r p e r s o n a l l y , cers from the c r u i s e r Milwaukee, at i elded to send him to the country Cnderwood Is easygoing, u r b a n e and supplies unless they can get puymeat • • • • • Amapala. has been al Tegucigalpa, ! When placed in the r e a r of a truck coini*etent. Koblnson Is not so easy- for It In currency which la worth Hugh l.ewrev. .;era r» \. nueagent, Hepreseniatlves of northern and the Honduran capital, for several 1 to make the trip, the driver suddenly going. Is generally urbane, and t h a t he much more than the German mark. If •aas shot and l>i ei| tit D< l( - r , n.-ar ^onthcrn In laml, who met at London F A R M RELIEF BILL A P P R O V E D weeks to protect the legation and started the motor. T h e fright cured the opiHinents of the appHiprlatlon Is rompetent Is proved by his j o b and jsparta, 'i'enn,. while nticii.ptii.;; to nr- t.- ••ettle the Irish boundary ipiestion, are right In Ihelr statements, t h e preeAmerican life and property generally 'Klehard of his paralysis and d u m b n e s s t b e way he Is comluetlng It. Fesl Ernest I ' r h e wle-c cur waa baid j failed to reach an agreement. The Agricultural Committee Reports Out us a result of revolutionary troubles, I ent German government does not If tbe iNMiiocruls want to nominate | o have been oaded w th wl..-;y. segHtons were discontinued. seem to be strong enough t o carry McNary-Haugen Plan. The landing force from the MilFreight Goes Into OltcH, Kills 1, a man of whose partisanship there can • • • tbrongh a policy which would compel waukee was dispatched to the HonHluelleld, W. Va, T h r e e persons be no doubt lhey can t a k e Koblnson the couniry folk of their land t o feed Stuart MacLaren, the Urltish world W a s h i n g t o n The McNary-Haugen duran capital under command of Com* riuiunoey M . h e p e w . v e t e r a n r a i l and make no mistake. William A. were killed and two o t h e r s seriously their suffering coiiipatrlots In the road c h i e f t a i n , a f t e r - d i n i i e r f p e a k e r (light aviator, arrived nt Karachi, agricultural relief hill has » e e n favor-1 mander h. I). Causey, at the reipiesi Krlgham writing In the lloston TranS e c r e t a r y Charles K. Hughes, a f t e r Injured when a Norfolk ^ Western script on the subject of Koblnson, s a y s : (lilies. and former I ' n i t e d S t a t e i . M ' n a t o r . cele- India, from Persia, a f t e r an unevent- ably reported to the house by the A good deal of bitterness over t k a brated Ids n i n e t i e t h unulve^sry In f , , , " r 4 - K, * ) "r " , " w arriciili ire committee. The vote in the Honduran ministry had proved fright train left the rails on the North "Kvery lime he shakes h a n d s with fifth of the distance around the world. the committee was 14 to All other incapable of mainiaii.lng order, Fork branch of the road. T h e train a Kepublican he finds coinamliiated," approprlallon mailer bus lieen created Ids office ut New York. s e e • • • In the r a n k s of the ex-aervlce men la substitute bills were rejected. The America;* legation and con- of thirteen cars of coal, drawn by Iwo T h e main Interest here in the sugAdb Kl Krlm, lender of the rebel The hill provides for the establish' n Tegucigalpa have several engines, was rounding a curve on a gestions of a a m e s for their p a r t y ' s t h e Cnlted States. T h e District ot Fat Marr, an oil promoter, eonvlctwl nt T e x a r k a n i , Te*„ of using the malls Moors at London appealed to I'rlme corporation to stablllzo prices in the times been fired upon hy armed mobs, s h a r p grade when both engines sud- nomination by h e m o c r a t s of m d e la Columbia chapter of the MUltarf Minister Machonald to Invite .Spain ("..'lit oi a $:'0»,000,000 government ' composed chiefly of drunken soldiers denly left the rails and rolled Into the Order of the World War at a largely to defraud, was sentenced to five d u e to the fact that the picking out y e a r s In Leavenworth prison and fined to cease war, and has olTered lo vend United States through the p u r c h a s e j ntobillxed to defend that city from dllrh. T h e coal c a r s wen* entirely of iiien who have not been ut all promi- al tended meeting voted unanimously an ambassador to discuss conditions, and exportatioft of surplus, wheat, a t t a c k of united revolutionary wrecked and piled upon one anothei nent a s candidates, goes to prove that to protest against the approprlatloB lUMO. • • • s e e In a narrow hollow aJong the irack» on the ground that It was unneceecorn, cotton, woo', sheep and hogs. forces. t h e leaders here a r e pretty firmly conlle-esiabltsbinent of the Mexican sury and that Americans should net J . N. Oreen and N. R. rnHokslmnk. vinced Hint no man seemingly now In Ixxy Cinstein Is Robbed On Train. lie called u|Nin to do ihat which the ex|M>rleneed naval avintorK, were killed federal government's autborlty over couxens Replies He Will Run Again. Philippines Urge Per Independence a leading position In the Held la likeGermans amply are able to do. Mt Orefit Lakes Naval Training sta1 lialtlmore "I have never had any Toklo Manuel (iuexon, president of | New York—Ixxy Rlnsteln. famous ly to win t b e prlxe. It seems that several posts of t b r tl.m when their plane crashed to the : '• upation of the south. enforcement sleuth, reH n d !|f< j, ih« Philippine senate. Henator Sergio ProhlbiHon Officials Mum en Dawti' Report. Amerlciin l.eglon that have acted oa . . . ! eastern ««vl.es 1 ( , o k h 1 | k ,. „ | l K , l | , , | 0 ,M. „ l o s t e n a and Kep. Clara Heuto, are en- , u r , , , " « f r o m M n t s r [ ** o f •*> olllclals of the administration la t h e m a t t e r also a i t opjwsed to t b a Wi,M liovernor General Wood at Manila I " ' * ' """ ' ' " ' dldate for re-election." said Senator iroute lo America to urge congress to robbed while asleep In Washington are uiiwllling to ex- proprlatlon. it la hart I f e r ex-aervtee ,, M lias ordered supplies sent to the n a - ' • • • Janu s Cour.ens. T h e Senator made Kram t h e Islands Independence, clue- ' Pd'lwhiii berth. One pair of torpress oplnhma f o r publication oa men, of whom the writer la one, t a ba fives «f Kan Dionlslo, who have been M " " " 0 1 l , i' , -i:c/,. CrNtofora I deelariilion following the county •on ha." expressed strong belief that toise shell glasses a n d a fountain pen t b e report of tbe Ibiwes committee of put In the position of aeetnlaf appeal* const Ituto his loss. Ulnsteln went to left liotneless by a volcanic eruption. . ^campo and Alfiedo Harcia. leaders j coiiveiitiotis iu Michigan in which his "majorlly In both houses of cone x p e r t s which outlines a plan f o r set* tlon to the feeding of |iehMiaa who 1 '• • • j in th* recent rev«d#lion, were executed tinme was deliberately ignored while ' a v o r Philippine Independence." bed with h l i clot lies on. h e said, and tllag the matter of German repara- need food. T h e ex-service men have h o i i a n d p i g p e n s In o r d e r l e m e e t t h e r e q u i r i ' m • n i s o f s o m e a r c l e f t i n t h e h i d e s a f t e r w h i l e y o u r e v e n i n g s a r e b e t t e r l i l t e d And then cume the preacher. In his I Looking around over the asscmbleil t h e i n s i d t il d o e s y o o d . b u t o n ilo d o i n e s i i e i n n r k e t , d n r n m . v h e a t s l a i u liter. W h e n s u c h a h i d e g o e s t o b u i l d i n g o n p a p e r t h a n o n t h e peering. Jerky way, be testllled that villagers, a man seriously conscious of t h r o i i L ' h t h e s c r a p l n t ; m a c h i n e s t h e g r o u n d , p l a n s f o r t h a t n e w b a r n o r he was u heavy sleeper—that he bad tl'C trust the stale had committed to , k n i v e s a r e n i c k e d h y t h e w i r e , n n d < < s h e d , o p f o r r e m o d e l i n g i h e h o u s e , c a n heard nothing till Miss Te.vle screamed i ' ' ' " b coroner folded up his noteIvATl f NI Q t h i s l e a v e s r i d g e s o n t h e h i d e . O t h e r g o o n a p a c e . - • i h a t he had then hastily thrown on I l"lv m a c h i n e d a m a i : e s a r e c a u s e d b v t h e s e W o o d , b r i c k , tile a n d c o i i c r f t e a r e ' the few articles of dress necessary to j —-and the Inquest was over, IS r . K A T K N 1!Y N E W P L A N n o t v e r y p l i K t l - , a n d m i s t a k e s in p b i c . " l " " " " 'l" '-' " o n c e m e d make himself presentable before ladies j T h e crowd was sent a w a y ; the i n g I h e m a r e h a r d e r t o c h a n g e t h a n I ' " / ' " " ' " " ' a n c e o f t h e ' n e f f e o —that he had opened his door Jind ' woodsman helped Jerry r.rown and tho ; t i v e , h r u i . a l w i r e t r e a t m e n t . T h e s u r " w h i ' i i t h e s a m e m i s t n k s a r e m a d e o n hurried across the parlor, across the | coroner carry the dead man info his [ Pavs to Kaise Pigs in Clean ';M - i: ' 11 • •I n - h a d l o s t o n l y p a p e r , o f t . - n , s a > f a r m e n g i n e e r s , i n a n d p r o p e r m e t l o d o f p r e v e n t i n g sitting-room and Into the olllce, where ' l ' " 1 "I"" 1 ' > i s U l l l c h h a d h c . - n ! l i e d l..\ t h e c a t b l a c k l e g !s b y v a c c i n a t i o n . F u l l I n b u l l . d l n g s n o t w e l l l a i d o u t m p a p e r , he was horrified lo find his dear Irlend Watching a chance when no one was H e , a n d l h a l t h e r e Surroundings. • r e v l n n a l l y n o 1 tl I i i m n e y h a < a q u e e r w a v o f c o m - i " " " dead, and the room In Its present dls- looking. Jack snatched iij. the snwed n u n - in t h e h e r d . l u g u p ill t h e m i d d l e .,f a b e Ir I, ^ a p p l l c f t array. | n f f sholgun and hurriedly examined j (I'r.'llllI'. I llj 111" I'nl . .1 Sl A l i o M i c r s a i d l h a l l i v e y e ; . r s iii.'o h e i i.ii111 .'ni t l o n t o t h e b u r e a u o f a n i m a l I n l u s n r t h e s t a i r w a y m a \ t u r i i o u t t o b e till I I I ' nl A m i "Is It true that you carry a key to the caps on the tubes, lie lound | l i a d ijiiil rnisiiiL; lion's b e c a u s e o f hl. c . h a v e ' l e a l e l l k i t e l e n w i n d o w m a y h a p p e n s o n e a r I l l i n o i s , t e s t i f y I h a t t h e y "It is, Krolher Colin placed it at uate had been removed from the Caps, lie is r a i s i i u h o g « S l i c e e s . s f u l l > r d ' r t i l e 111 o r l h a l It W i l l b e i m p o s s i b l e t o my disposal Ihe evening 1 came." rendering them absolutely neutral. No ; " h a d l u c k " w i t h h o - - b \ r a i s i n ; ; i h e l r I h e . M ' l . e a n c o u n t y y \ i e n i . h a t pi" -Vt n i s r d i n g t o a p l a n p m i l a b : , , o r s i n k u n d e r m . i t h t h e m . Systematic Tuberculin "Where Is it?" amount of hammering could have i p l u s A l l a g r e e t h a t t h e v w o u l d ni.t a t Ihese ThltU's c a n h i a v o i d e d b y b u i l d i n f e c t i o n b y r o n n d w o r m s m ' lllib"Here." caused them to explode. l e n i p t l o r a i s e b o g s in a n ; , o i l i e r m a n Testing of Many Herds in.' o n p a p e r tirsl. d i s e a s e s . A p r i l . t e d l e n l l e l , Crossing the lloor, he took down the ! b o r n e He drew It forth nnd held It toward n e r . T o o f r c i p l e l l t l y a m a n w h o h a s b u i l t W i t h i n a m o n t h n f i e i s \ > i e n i a l l c t u the coroner, who waved It away. key, which the marshal had left hang- i b u s e d o n l e t t e r s f r o m f a r m e r s I n - ' a s w l ' h l i . i m m e r , n a i l s , a n d s a w w i t h o u t b e r c u l i n testiiiL' o f h e b r e e d l l l g - c a f t l e "Did you lock the parlor door laa' ing behind the door undisturbed, •and I n t . ' t i n * . M c L e a n c o u n t y s y s i c i e o f Take Every Prc'CHution h o t b e r i m ; t o b u i l d tlrst or, p a | i e r w i l l In r d ^ w a s u n d e r t a k e n i n F . u r t c o u n i . \ , night ?" studied It critically, o n the shaft of s w i n e s a n l t n i i o n r e c e n t l y e l r c n l n i e d b v "II' 1 c o u l d d e i b i s o v e r l l i e H e n r y I ' o i i n l y F a r m b i i i e a u . g i v e s N e b . e v e r y o w n e r s h o w e d h N I n t e r "1 did." It was a faint discoloration that could to Guard Against Worms r e m a r k n..-nin. I'd c h n n g e t h l • o n v l m - i n u e v i d e n c e H i n t ll p a ; . s t o w i n d o w , t h n l j o t i n t h e w o r k b y h a v i n g h i s s t o c k "You're excused." he nothing else hut blood. If t h e f a r r o w i n i . ' p - n m h o u . . . j, s i a i r w n j , " n n d o n , A v e d ic - . l a k e s r a i s e p i g s I n c l e a n s i i r r o i i n d i i i « > . t e s t e d . A r e c e n t r e p o r t l o t h e I ' n i t e d ( T O lift ( ' O N T L N L M O T M T h e coroner looked In his note book, ! I h o l ' o i i u h l . v c l e m e d W i l l i s. a l d h u ' h i b y b u i l d i n g o n p a p e r first, i m d m : t h e T i l l s s y s t e m , a s d e v e l o p e d b y t h e S I M . - . 1 > e | t a r i m e n f .-f A g r i c u l t u r e glanced Into t b e corner of the room l y e w a t e r , I h e r d i s i n f e c t e d , u n d t h e e r r o r s a n d c o r r e . i i n g t h e p l a n s b e f o r e New Kind of Plow. F n i t e d S l a t e s I i c p a i ' i n i e i u . i A g r i c u l I r o m I t o c t o r H a y s , f e d e r a l I n s p e c t o r where Jack Warhope stood near s o w , e s p e c i a l l y b e r u d d e r . Is w n s b e d rl a l i g e s h e u i n t o c o s t t n o n e v . Despite the development of most t u r e , c a l l s f o r t h e c l e a n i n g o f h r m d I n r:-.. I n N e b r a s k a , c o o p e r a t i n g Texle's chair and motioned with his w i t h s t r o n g so:i| s u d s l e f o r c b e l i u * W i t h r e p r i s e n t M l v e s o f t h e S t a t e h e hand. The woodsmiin approached the farm machinery, the plow has changed s o w s a n d p l a c i n g t h e m I n d l s l n f e c i e d p l a c e d I n t h e f u r r o w i n g b o i i s t ' , t h e little In more than JI.INHI years, lit p e n s a t f a r r o w i n g l i m e , r i d s l.i f o p a r t i u e r o f A i ' ! ' | c i i l l n r e , s a y s t h a t table, Incrcast* Shown in Farm little p i g s w i l l s t a r l life w i t h o u t p i c k primitive times plows were drawn b> p r e v e n t t h e n e w l y - b o r n p i ^ v f r o m c o m - i n g u p w o r m e g g s U n i t c a u s e s o m u c h t h e r e w e r e l.f'.'i h e r d s c o n t a i n i n g " w h a t do you know of this cane?" Wages Durintr Last Year m o r e t l . i n ' j o n i m c a t l l • l e s l c d f o r In bis slow, viireful way Ihe woods- man power or oxen, today they art i n g i n c o n i . i c t w i t h r o i m d w o r n i I n f e c - l o s s e a c h y e a r . I f t h o s e p r e ' i i n t l o i i s A v e r a g e f a r m u i-' > llie 1 n l t e i ! b o v i n e t i i h e r c u l o s l I n f o u r w e e k (if man told what lie had heard and elllclcntly operated by tractor. Hut l i o n . h a v e n o t b e e n f o l l o w e d it w i l l b e n e e S t a l e s l a s t y e a r w e r e s.i I a 1.1.mill. T h e n , b y k e e p i n g llie g r o w i n g p L ' t i h | > i i n n . b e r U K ' r e c i e d n s I n f e c t e d . seen, from the moment of Texle's the actual shape id' the plow and the e s - i a r y t o w o r m t h e pli.'- I n t e r . T h i s h 1 w i t h b o a r d , c i i u i p a r . - d \ 'I' •",.".•17 In T h e v . . r e a d o r s w e r e s h i p p e d f o r I m scream to Ihe arrival of J e r r y Itrown. method of tuinlnc Ihe f u r r o w s In the o n c l e a n p l i s l l l r e p r o t e c t e d f r > M e x - w n r t l i * \ b i l e . I n n m u c h m - r i e x p e n s l v * soil Is much ihe same as In prlmltlv j p o s u r e t o h o g l o t d l s e a s i ' s t h e y l i r e a n d b - s s ' l t l s f a c t o r y t b n n p t e v • u t ' . m ; l l ' U ' J . t l i e F u l l e d S l i i l c s I ; i n r a . e n ! o f m e d i a t e . s h u c b t e r u n d e r f e d e r a l I n "What was you doln' up so late?" I n c r e a s e , v.'re A L ' r i c u l l u r e r e p o r t s p e r m i t t e d l o n i n l . e t h e v r o a t c s t e c o - p e e l l o l l n l ' U m t l i a , The question probed deep. Things times. w o r t n > T h e m o - i r e l i a b l e it n i l w o r m A unbjue farming tool bus been In- , n o m i c l i d e v e l o p m e n t , w i t h l l l l l e d m ' - r i - u i , d i e s c o n s j s i . o f fiv, . r r a i n s - f c a l - s h o w n I t i n i l » : e o - r i p h l c g r o u p s o f would have happened had he answered s i n i c s , w i t h l a r e s t in r e u s e s p . i h e It—and they would have happened vented in Franco which attacks thu g e r o f l o s - . f r o m n i i h h o r n e I n f e c t i o n . o m e l a n d e| j h i g r a i n s o t s a n t o n h p e r IIon 1th Is Dotormininpf N ' o r i b A t l a i i i i • a n d i ' l a - i N o r t h i " e n f a s t . Hack along the wall the preach- problem In a new way. The plow IH I i n h i - l e t t e r o n e f a r m e r s l a t e d i l i a l l l l i l p o u n d s i f l i v e w e i g h t K e e p p l ^ s i r . d s l a t e s a n d t h e s m a l ' -i H r e u s e er Htralghtoned a trllle ami his eyes replaced by a number of melal llngors ! o f f f e e d h a 1'J t o "J 1 h o u r s n n d t n i \ F a c t o r in M'in;u'imr Hoes In t h e S o i i i h A ' Ii n l ic s t a t e s lightened behind Ihe huge spectacles, which dig deep Into the earth, break | t h e s e d r i l l s c a r e f u l l y a n d l l i o r o u ^ i d y i ' M I f b •s f r e e , f i r r o w l n u T h T l i e r a l e p e r m o n t h w i t h I ' n l In "1 was—study In'." it up and prepare li for pluming, all | Feed Value of Mixtun* i n a t h i c k - l o p . F s r e v e r y pi '1.:.. p r e | o el Mr..' l i m e pV f i r t h e ^l'e;ili.j»i 1 t h e N o t 1 1 1 \ i l a m i c l r o u p r o s e f r o m Just what t b e character f his liy one opernlloii. The labor of plowSuperior to Oaty Alone i equal Sriire, ^ "-"'w "" s " : : ? 1 1 I n I I I ' . " - ' t o s i ; ; , p . ' n i r . - : ; l th.' f a c l o r i n d c l e r m l ' g w b i - t b e r t h e e n "studies" had been ho let fall uo word, Ing and ctilllvaling Is ihus done quick- i ' l e r p i -• Is t o m " n p r o f i t o p •) | n s s K a - i N o r i ' • " e n t r a l g r e i M f r o a M a n y f a r m e r s a r e s u b s i i i u i l i i u a and foriiinately the coroner did not ly and clllclently. The new device I " r u n tl s i a n r l p i i! t h e I i s s Is n s n t o s:!!i II ; a n 1 I n l b - \\ . a l e s mlNture o f o a t s , b a r l e y m i l p e n s f o r ask. Mack along llie wall the liuht- seems lo work equally well In hard, a l l y i l i r u r e d o n t b e a• »' o f t b : s , . f b ' i f Ivxccllent .Stoc r a s t u r i n c i i n l l n g t h e M o u n t a i n a n d I icltlc o n l g r o w n s e p a r a t e l y . T l e v a n d a ened eyes behind the huge hpevlacles dry or soft ground and promises an .i t u . ' 1 1 y d i e f r o m COM • t r e g l o i . s . f r o m S l " . ' ' T t o s " , l b - n t a n d d l s T h " o a t • a n d s w . • t i !• « , . i m a k e i \ 1 relaxed, Imporlaid saving of labor for the I n g i b i s b e c a u s e v e r y o f t e n t h e ) h a v e e n s . T h e t a c t o f 111 • m a t t e r Is H ,1 m i e In III' W e . I N i r i h ' e i i M a l s ' a l e s f o u n d o a t s 1 ' l o n e l o lie a n U l l p l ' o t l t a b l e l e n t p a s t u r e f o r c a t l b a n d s h e e | , . S o w "IN It t r u e that you carry, and have t a n n e r s , according to accounts. e x c e p t It t h o s e c a s e s w h e r e a r o t . l u c r e . i s . ' i l f r o m S J l . ' l . d . ' ! t o S . ' i T . 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Lowell will cclehratc J u l y 4. tf W h i l e sewing maehines at StockinK adv \V. h'. Clipper spent Sunday in ( i r a n d llapids. W a y n e I'oiil of l.aiisinK s'icnt the week-cnil wilh Lowell relatives a n d friends. F o r Ford service slop !'t C e n t r a l Karaiie. A. 11. S t o r n u a n d , p r o p . Telephone IH. adv (iel your Ford aiuiiionium s u l p h a t e fertiliner ul I'ord (iaraiic or Hunciman elevator. adv Mr. anil Mrs. Fred A. Maicoini a n d ilaufditer Ahhie called on r e l a t i v e i in Slieridun Sunday. Mr. anil Mrs. F r a n k Misner of (irand llapids called on Mr. a n d Mrs. Cliir llaleli Sunday. More value p e r dollar in the Chevrolet c a r . MeOuecn Motor Co. Mr. a n d Mrs. Kenneth ( i a r d n e r of ( i r a n d Kapids spent Sunday w i l h W. C. Stone and family. Miss Kale Muller of (irand llapids spcnl over Sumlay at the h o m e o l her p a r e n t s at Fox C o r n e r s . Call al lloaK's Variety store for ladies' and Kcnts' u n d e r w e a r . adv F. K. Honahue and dauilhter Utile! if ( i r u n d llapids spent the week-end al t h e home of F l m e r I'letcher. Miss Lillian Smith of ( . r a n d Hapids siient over Sunday w i t h h e r parnts, Mr. and Mrs. T h o m a s Smith, (io In lloan's Variey store f o r your e u r l a i n maleriai. adv Mr. and Mrs. It. W. Merrill of Sunlield spent Sunday at the homes ot Monroe Merrill and Chas. ( i a r d n e r . Ml«>: Helen Kimi r e t u r n e d ( n u n • irand llapids Tuesday utter speiidiim a few d a y s w i t h relatives in t n i t • itv. Will Fox a n d son Irvin u l P o r t l i n r o n and (ieoriie H a t c h called on Mrs. F r a n k Misner in t i r a n d I t a p i d i Friday. (iet your i p i r e a of Hie HUIIMI Nursery Co. MV (iiihcrl Conant, w h o in atlendi;!* I he M. A. C. at Lausinil, spent t h e week-end w i t h his parents, Mr, und Mrs. T i m C o n a n t . Lowell will c e l e b r a t e July 4. tl Misses lnc< a n d Ida Belle Hutherf o r d of ( i r a n d l l a p i d t spent over Sunday w i t h their parents, M.-. a n d Mrs. J. W. I t n t h e r f o r d . (io to lloaK's Variety store (or I'verytliiiiK in notions. idv Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Charles a n d Mrs. Mai-Kaut D e n n i s called at t h e liomc of Mr. a n d Mrs. (ieoriie F i n s l e lon al North Ada Sunday, Mrs. L. M. Itrown of (irand Kapids und Mrs. Ada ( i a r d n e r o l C h e b u y i u n .pent from F r i d a y until Sunday w i t h iheir h r o t h e r , Mllo Harney. N r w Kintlhaiiis at Weekes'. adv Iron I'yrites, T w o Knives T l l k i n s . Kitty Hie Scheiner—these a r e the names of some o( the c h a r a c t e r s In Ihe itnirk-nioviiiK story, "I'av ( i n vel," lieninninK this week In this paper. H i . II. C. I'eckham a n d sister, Mm. Kdllh (iiHlfrey, of F r e e p o r l spent '•londav wilh Mr, a n d Mrs. G. M. I ' a r k c r . Mr. a n d Mrs. Win. H a r k t r , who spent the week-end w i t h Mr. und Mrs, (i. M. I'arkcr, r e t u r n e d lo F r e e p o r l w i t h them. Itadiators repaired at Gould's C a r .ilie. All w o r k Kuaranlted. i d * II OBITDAKV-MKB. MAKV

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Candies for the Ladies Cigars for the Gentlemen Good Treats for All.

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I Wish To Announce to the people of Lowell and surrounding towns that I have purchased the shoe store of Hosley A VanOyke and solicit your iuturo patronage. I shall endeavor, at all timos, to carry a stock of Ladies', Man's and Childron's Shoos in styles and sins which will not forca you to take your business out of town. I have dealt with the people of Ibis commua* ity In e retail way before, and can say with truth aad satisfaction that every pvrson will receive the same scrupulous ssrvict, etteation and satisfaction tbat I have bean privileged te give them In the past. 1 shall carry

Selb?'s Arch Presenrer aad Robert Jehasoa Raad Shoes for Ladies Packard, Nnaa Bash and Conflex Shoes for Mea A. S. Kreider Shoes for Claldrea The biMloMM will be coiiduvtMi 00 a e a t b beats aud is this • a y p a r t of UM otrerbMui s x p M M s a a d l o s s w l l l ba e l l m l o u t o d , SMenoa you prkts as low, or loatr, tbaa van be ubialatd el—wbare, with everr cuaioiuer trraud Mavlly alike. No •attar what style ol ahoa yoo with to bov, com# aad me ma and 11 wa bavrnU it la stock wa will gladly order it.

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T w a i v e m e m b e r s o l i h e Lawall f t o a r d o f T r a d e d r o v e over l o l l a s l i n s s Tuesday a n d visited t h e HaatIns* Commercial r l u b al o a a o l Hi semi-monthly luncheons. T h e Invitation w a s e a t e n d e d last week w i t h the p r o m i s e of giving o a r men a full Malory of t h e H a s t i a a s Credit I w r e a o g a d h o w II la f u a e f l o n l n g t e data. Haalinaa h a s a Commereial c l u b of H i n u m b e r s a n d ISS of these f o r m t h e Credit e t e h a a g a . T W r e a r e a l

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Mary T r u n i b l e was b o r n a l ( i a r . den P r a r i e . Illinois, F e b . iW, IM2, a n d died May I. ISM. T h e a r e a t e r t u r l o( t h e sixty-two years o( h e r life w a s spent In l.ow ell. She was a n earnest, falUihil Christian w o r k e r o( t h e B i p l l s t (alth I rout Hie time of h e r r o e v i n l o e i t Ihe aRe of f o u r t e e n . She was united in m i r r l a w l o wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Jame* Hoberlson of tawell a n a a f t e r n i n e y e a n w a s left a w i d o w . In ISI5 s h e w a s united in m a r r l i s a lo William W i s n e r of 1 lotion l o w n .hip, w h o p r e r e d e d h e r t o t h e B e t t e r I .und o n e year aso. H e r life w a s a remarfcaMt e«umple of u n s e l l l s h n t s s In k e e p i n g h e r t r o u b l e t o herself. Her f a i l h in C h r i s t waa si il rrooini as ti o Ihe last a n d h e r d t a t h bed teslimoai •Umoey: "(lb. I have such a w o n d e rrful f i ' God: und I am Noinit t o b e w i t hIi l e a u a . is a ureal s o u r c e ot c o m f o rt r t t o h*r sorrowinit f r i e n d s . T h e f u n e r a l services w e r e h e l d at Ihr h o m e Suturday a d e r n o o n a a d the remains laid to rest In t hte e lI.« w ell r e n i e t e r y , Hev. 11. II. H a r r ies « K atlng clergyman. —Cam.

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THE LOWELL LEDGER and THE ALTO SOLO Lowell will celebrate J u l y 4. tf Miss Lorna Krum r p e n t F r i d a y in Sheridan. Axniinister 9x12 j u g s $32, $34, $42 a n d $o0 at Weekes*. adv Mrs. Highfield of Riverdale visited Mrs. C. Bergin Tuesday. Born, in Lowell, May 7. to Mr. a n d Mrs. Clayton Grant, a girl. Born, in Lowell May 6, t o Mr. a n d Mrs. Marion Simonson, a girl. F i g u r e w i t h u s on linoleums. A. W. Weekes & Son. Mat Laux of Grand R a p i d s soent the week-end w i t h Lowell f r i e n d s . Miss Mable Stone s p e n t t h e weeke n d w i t h E v e l y n B l a i r out on the farm. Alvah W a r n e r a n d f a m i l y of L a k e Odessa spent S u n d a y w i t h Royden W a r n e r a n d family. T h e Ozarka radio is a good b u y . Good-bye. Denick & J o h n s o n , 912 Monroe St., lx>well. adv Mr. a n d Mrs. C. Bergin. Mrs. C. L. F. Williamson and Art Hill w e r e in Grand Bapids Monday. Bert a n d H o w a r d H a w l e y of Grand Rapids w e r e guests of t h e i r parents, Mr. a n d Mrs. H i r a m H a w l e y , Sunday. Mr. a n d Mrs. N. V. W a r n e r a n d d a u g h t e r Olga of Lansing spent S u n day with Mr. a n d Mrs. K. S. Rickert. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Willette and d a u g h t e r Rubv were a m o n g those w h o attended the iiOU club at t h e home of Mr. a n d Mrs. Reuben l^ee in South Boston last Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Willette a n d d a u g h t e r Ruby, accompanied by the f o r m e r ' s p a r e n t s , Mr. a n d Mrs. T. C. Willette, motored to l^ansing Sunday, s p e n d i n g the day w i t h their sist e r a n d daughter, Mrs. N. L. Avery, and family. A blaze in the roof of the house occupied by Mrs. F r a n k Collins Sunday m o r n i n g caused considerable damage, which c a r p e n t e r s have been repairing. T h e lire department was out and did good work. GeorgeAB. Willard of G r a n d Rapids visiten his son W o r t h y and family h e r e yesterday. H e is fairly well recovered f r o m his n e a r l y fatal accident of several m o n t h s aog when he was knocked d o w n on a city pavement by a reckless t r u c k driver. Married, at the Congregational parsonage May C. W a l t e r R. Dennis of (irand Rapids and Miss Doris L. Heaven of Clarksville, Rev. A. J . Blair olliciating. The young people were attended by Mr. a n d Mrs. Art h u r (Mark of Lowell, t h e latter being a sister of the b r i d e . They will make their h o m e in G r a n d Rapids. T w o cars w e r e damaged in a collision at l o w e r Grand river bridge Tuesday at G n. m. One driven by Miss Wingeier, sister of Walter, vas bit by a coupe driven b y F . Martini of T r a v e r s e City; but n o one was hurt. The Atkins w r e c k e r look both cars to the Atkins garage; and Martini, w h o was driving too fast at the bridge approach, will pay the bills. I'hone your n e w s to T h e Ledger. Big s u p p e r and p r o g r a m in t h e interests of the Kent County Sunday School association T h u r s d a y , May 1,'), at the Central School building. Speakers f r o m Grand Rapids, colored jubilee singers and o r c h e s t r a furnish the program. I'icnic s u p p e r at 7. p. m. Everybody interested in Sunday schools in Lowell a n d Kent ounty urged t o come a n d e n j o y a picnic s m p e r and a high class t>rogram of speaking and music. Further details will be a n n o u n c e d in the c h u r c h e s Sunday.

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