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The New HOTEL WHITCOMB3 and MIIERA&L BATHIS 'St., Josepbh. Michigan Tht Wbitcomb rares for 1930 are 25% 'lower thah in 1929, and the rates al-- ways r e m a i n constant :hroughopr the Yyear. EÉvery formi of entertain-'ý ment- Attractive Cas ino -ýDncing every fiigh-ý Season. now at, irs heighr. eaervationa 8ggeated. Z. D. JEN'KINS,, Manager~ V V V V V V V V V V r r r r SPECIALS, $2'7t,50 $40,00 $67e.0 cet i1 81 859 CHICAGO L El r r r r r r iurinLerCtu. *Heavv losses. naturally. affect in- surance rates adIversely. This for thie reason that the itisurance conmpanies nmust necessarily collect in prenhîiums furids sufficient to pay losses and cover their operating ex-tpenses. Stc taxes and the cost of insuranlce protec- t ion enter itito the overhe.ad of every business,. it, is. clear that otir fire waste has become, a factor of 'no s mlall importance ini the expense of operating industry and in the cost Of living.ý ]Fire, ,isuranice 'rates czinnot be Iowv-, ered until the fire Waste of the nation is reduced. The, underwriters base thle firé insurance »kcv rate. of. a mnunicipaàlity.,on the. general1 hazards. that exist and.the fire proteiction1 pro-' vided to offset the menace.. r r r r r r r r r r r r r r v 'v 'y y 'i The MAYý gaine wîth Beloit, Uctober. 4, oni the north shore gridiron. Twelve lettermien are due to report to Coach MachItosh. The linenien wvil1 include Crol, Gage, Gallavvay, John-) son, Maske, Oi1son, and Orr. The backleld lettrmen returning are Criddie, Capt. Faust Eerzacca, Kin7, 'Parker, aind Straiko. The season's > schedule includcý' three of the topnotchers in the Illi- nois . Conference-Knox and North Central, undefeated teams ôf, last lyear, and Monmouth-, second place Ii last, Neais conference standing.. 13e- lbit of. the Midwest Conference, and Carroll winner of the WVis.1consin con- ference the past fo*ur yèars are other teanis on the Gold.,Coasters schedtule. The complete -schedule .follows:, October 4-Beloit at Lake Forest. October 11--Lake Forest at K 'nox. October 18-No rthwestern Collegce at "'at ertowni, Wis.. *October 25-North Central Collegc at. Lake Forest, Dads Dav. Novenilbér 8-ý-Monio~ut.h àat Ukl Forest. Hoinecoming. Novemiber 22-Lake Forest at Ca- Stag Event Scheduled' for University Club The University Stag, big faîl event* of the Universitv Golf club) neary X'Vheell I., is schieduled for Satur- day, Septémber 20, l)oth morning and. afternoon.* Besides a large share o0f the regular rnhership, delegatiois. froin five other clubs "mvill participate an d ibis should swell the attendance 10' over 200. These 'clubs are : Inter- fraternity, - Hamilton City, Colegiate and. Park Ridge university. Sarù« Fleça.ier, chairian of the Stag, an- nounces a fine 'prize list ofý fourteeni gifts, forbohlad 36 hobe play'. Holter and Brown Win Summer Tennis' Tities F. W. Hoîter has been awarded a silver loving cup) for winning the open singles tennis tournamnt at theý 'Pj ............ .. .. ................. William McAdams, son of Mr. and Mrs. William D. McAdams, 734 Lin- coin avenue, Winnetka, lef t Wednesý- day for Camnbridge, Mass., where he d6. will be a freshinan at Harvard uni- - versity. 'Ne. will room at Clore, hall. QUIE AUOATCOIL BURNER + ++ :S eco.nomi tooperafe because if burns the. cheaper and heavier grades of oil which are àlso richest ini A. À A * - - '~ -~ -~ - '- 'm--- ~ ~& ~& ~ ~&'~ ~A, ~& A ~ ~Â .A ~&