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LAKE MOUNTYvIIEEIErFI' DECEMBER 24, 1915. RtPPNflIS AT DEI'ARTMFNT 0F AGRI. CIIILD WIFE IS A Hl. & I. DISEASE NRVOUS WRECK-, OWtdb ..DUEPoeIl The followlng report bas heen senteut! YEARNS FOR KIN idlthedUnt-il St.,D UCparPhf-nt of i-Orduere s lcn for .Job Work biti îl.dSat' eaaeto avrtlsn rates ons application. Aviculture on the qtcteîd rnoutb oe ieTrndOt h ________________________ di.ae quitterati,*e ilira !. o~ ie u dOt h Mis. Etta Dooley bas omt oo, Bra aauiua.:That<otIen of [lI Streets When Husband Was M».Ett Doleyba goe t COOItDansbp lJtag withîîn a radials(Af8! Arrest Is 111 Now. r«»à, bét ee wli pen ds, intr.MW@oaeusetion 81 ot Dlnaniek towu..hip of Foi LakesIe st ssnd et ofLaiSalle County r.îrîaitoi raatricîed FATHERIN-LAW IN CITY.1 ~<IMhlY 5 (.rsyiake.ares. a tBonie wt ( ob cenLty: TbcUtnau Stoek yard. Has Télegraphed %Relativesj ai (hesgo rpaan restrirtad anisu for That Th à& bw tAit~i.h 'Wlng oui man torfn waltaelugbuer In er ThyHe 1iesj .Win ha a rvular X tns cserice lbe remaiadler o! thecocu ait3Je ie Akn ~ y~I1e allie ECIlseepal <'burc iwnit Sundas FlanCuit..Tbe srrrîory wiulain Waukegan, Dec. 18. 1ýffl luplaea.at»b..d .bolia .aadu t[aîileti wcta.as0Ils <217ofl Slck ln mind and body, lber nervaes SservIcos at 7:30> lu the evenlilit Barris t,,wysaehap nacsl ar anu the eliattered as a reanît of the mental1 MW E Boo andlite Iring uddlé tgony sbeclias suffered since the1 Mev La Sok ud ir lnlug tarriory siichlilae %ithîn a radius utf3atreet became lber home, Maybelle,i IiisdthA funeai nt Cecilc iHarding ait milesetisection 7 ut Lue towiaîclt>sud child-wite et the alleged diamond1 401*mb saturda,. w blcb lies outoide ot auy loeud area, là thiet, J. Howard Payne, Je new under1 S is Alotha Whte o!fiMadison, Je cipused avreu.. a dactor's care at the Arltngton hotel. «Modtigber manvocaionwltbber LakoCouty: lbr îuvlnehîp shere so s as given sltbler tolowing ssdiîc er Xnsamenton ltbber akeCou'y: thety.Ptethe errent ot ber liusband.9 pasm.l in ade cloaaed ares. tShields township Lte Frtday atternoon @lhe roquestedl Oari Barras traumnctud business lu romnains restriceael ara »an interview wlth a Sun reporter. 1 Chillago Mouday Ldta Caunty: The territortes sltli- The. Young bine-eyed littie juvenile, lu a radius etfa3utiles ot section 3 of vas tennd lying onau bled of pain lun Uba Blanche fliuxbtounaît s p-and LaSsils tuwnobip; etfeactinan 4. Peru lootel he mto TIr Su reor ther Ol$stms itli ber mothur, Uri.s. i1 '.htl etdTeSnrptr alama.towîasbipl, and setiju 31, Lirnick lier lits listory ince the day et bier townshaaip. continue as rfttrietc»d sreds. birth. SIre told the nnp1ea4icnt stops JaMes Meulis as lu tbs city Mou. Tho rernai.der o., the county n r. 'In lite as soul as those wie bran ht das .ud roc bora aStudbakr ca Mconunb Cnsîy Ti. tonabpa leasure ta ber heart. She teld of &V "d dharocenîhomena sted ke o ldPiie uubCoiî l uil,« ouîadthe mistIlabc helad made inluIte of Paire Ciy, uohneil Muuidbut threugliout her tak elle did flot1 %iiimeGrtrude Dueli la spendiait a suuk Macosub sud Wlallant (Irtve, sud the speali disrespecttnily ot hier liusbaud'm W» bibiai.nu Cluage. esoteru hbet ut escin ofthtbownshiips oft tiler or sisters. Jiis Longabangh and dangbter âpeut Scots sud Saumet ara cloasud ares; i belHwr n sta ieasorw1 lu Cicao. uwusipeut ew dlem. Saitlud ud o acamplain et bis arront. 1i Wodow&7da y «.twoi@o ewram etadadwarned llmutliat lie could net continue lira. Bpaldiug ut Ntilton Junctioti, i the esateru hJIt et Culmerls towuobîP§a t live the lite et a creek aud escape1 wepissts e ueth hordangliter, are anu poed ares. appreliension by the police. I begged1 'MOLJ. à. Plinrt tark Cuu.y: Thie territany lyîîag llm te turn over a fiew leat. 1 even w1 .Pue uis nardo f3mlp ftepenoàoffered te retnrn te my parents, aud PotrDu u il tk~ed Xmae sill t F1 .. a adius ,nt! uiens 28 tbepr24 utlet thtmago lii. evu say. There vere retv Del .iluk estlamChicango,24 t tmeashen 1 could net sleep, wu rebtmeslu hicgo lmnira towshibp suDi thait sithma a ing liecause my saut suggeated that Ims Panine Frederick et Bubliard radius ut 3 miles utf section 4, lPuns 1poslbly 1 was the stumbling blockInl Vonille speut tihe week-endl witb trieuda owashlp, la clusd srea. The renaituder my liusbands paili. 1 laved fer How-1 01ehet bucouuty idaftire..ard. 1 sent vithout many ot the1 luxurtes et ]Ite ta mie ends meet, Don'îtorgietthat lb.' Iezàil stoire is Warren Cuuit: That portion eft ili but there sere Unes when Howard baaatlnrters for aIl tih" beantitul sud c.,uuîy ws lad lios sitiin a iaus ot 3 would steal shen lie hadtMenley, lota prselcal XrunasRiftsa. larcetrug Co. aiuiceetioa anud <61)fPrairie Cite Ot money. In lits pocketa. 1 de nut Dr. Clark trannacted business l ia wuhiP 01U Cl>iîîugii Couuîty tednmade kmos vli> lieseelis teput the blame1 - Chesg Weuessy.au aspoed re, th- riîuiîî,ta- aa onme. As (lad ta my malter 1 d'il not tace the diamonds. 1 have stolet, lsintRichardson wae u<laas la ut r.- things In my lite, but 1 did su ai 'r.,.~ nu. aî 1îarjî, tj> 'a.p e niai Howard'a direction.". Heward'e tather came ta Wài1ký"- Mis. Ludinu la a ituet at in- lau l L -iig*oatre rel.-oeeal troiiiuaraniiie gan early yesterday morntng. For ?oby home. Ml siiîma-nia.M at tle. Lhuge, eb.ep even long hautselie colferred -vlth Eot ointelactru aplian . nsai larrurnauais tira nauv 01t n,.-police clitefs, and vitli Mr. Mooea', I$rws- iRady iiae liights attil, Itexail iîs naiiedcuite.atieoîe At the close ot the ceuterenco the sar. Tbpy maal au appropriate Xunasa toaaisbijae ian parls ot townshîipîs aiý ageit man aoked te face lits son. He gîlllfor Most au> aae. lruoe brilst Cao. * nulcal h by affidavitt se sittlu la tlie court room on the of thie conaigia(r liath. aiLrt i<bt the second floor et the jail when ho ilîrd stock lias iaat Isen la ascv ot the aboved is realuest. Tbose present teftthLe .&NTOCHua.îatonei tonellîi anpare ~ room. and Lhe Young man vas sent ili ANMO H aiitouet toi)#Iii)mor arts(,ftow letoface bis tather. bis benefactar, andt Mr. aud lira. Ed Cook@ ot Motana, Obilis mtiiî Iihinrv ili.JO ut ablietna. hise e riend in Waukegan. Whai .naltugttbhoreoC.Tltiba5 hi<lni.ni i1.imade.liappened between the tailler and son atir vtotinir ett___________________ds.ne one knows. The conterenci lastcdi i airs. Jeunie O'tlrien le on <lie sicl list ihTuptr perliaps an bour. Then thie son re- *aut Truripeean.turned ta lits cell. Ulm Smih asnauelled bonne to Sard. Among thc qitaInt old epitaplae cd i The father and Mr. Moore coiîferred nmi«. Ill., Mouday rou accauuli of the lecteal in Engi;aal ly au Anierkcan stli the states attorney, an1Il<t ami ,bot ber ter. lireW. TatIon of sith a tanci3furor axvelseanda- frgenerally belicved tlhat Mr. Moara' sîli Wsukegan, li taking ber place tacha ig ent brasses are tino ctaamemorating drop chiarges againet the yoting man la the tbird grade trumpelers. Ttue irit ini ofien quoesa: at tbe reqoest etl ite tather whe Miesblode ardn id1,&«tt. lit Til AneW ýmpts o th FIal a liealtîbis rot <lie boat. sud shose dans lia Made ardn at Ltete. uit, TllnBilow'ndtrve sal Openal have been lesseurd becaus- ot hie é*ts.ded the fuserai nt ittle Cecil Hardndra er. Abram Crumpetttin, hi& TomIt doth wayward son. Everyboaiy*E cheart mtaras. Lay opens up to the tather. but.,aceorallng And Watts the. Con in Hope. Ite une man wbo lias follosed the case, Clarence, Brogan vîited withlieLis Tbe second la leua knaevn and, wttb nlat about the girl? vanillir and î,tlen relatives lime tiis &Il it& qualntness. bas a fin. blOlalFlic as informed Friday iliat abe could return te ber parents isny boir ssck.swing ta 1.IL oreover. thc doccaa(tshce wisbed. Wltb MaybleIt'ont of iMr. Freeman intenItia tpeuit tih ou- ns s prose addition te the Inscription the clty, the chef witnees aglnst [lie, *duaswit hi*a bine folie in the suutbern Maltes clear. wax a gallant older an aîieged tbiet. wiltlibe among the mies- iar etlîlnul. Mes ainne well asn amuelcùan adnalladserved lng. offl01 llinis.tlir.ugb many ceampaigne. dvii andl for- Tlie young girl dacesnet wan tat Artie Bock sdMmBiiewere eigu. Thus It ruese:. assist In the prosecution et ber boy maried Saturdsy eveulug. Congratula- Wlien Gabriel. Angeit, bsh ,>Truin.ttlihusland. ail iellevante la resi, rest. tions 1<, bis uîsny tinda hure. The bmw edcmedn The yoaîng girl yearns for lier gnanlny. brdissl eselusn oe blas lippe from héa nIa nln & b. A gray-baired old voman. living lai brid Je nt u, wil kownhorsbut owa cottage on a far<Ï a tes miles eut j"ad many triendes hile viiting lu Vnter tItan Armys viien tInS MllJU. efthte village et Mliseville, Mo.. vilI Amilaoili. Thet sutarusidersi liathe rli. 'soon came into lier esn. for Mayl-ellai srcom's parente bure nutll pring. Aînrn tn Smins fou h bas decîdeal te returfi to tbe apren ThoesGrin, lyeflore yl Inyfuli i Ro"ssstrings tron wliich llesIeuct hersef ai1ma«wlien J. Howard put In an appearaee. 1àI Ysr's dauce griven by livanho And aonund a manfut fiche te the Blair- The Young vite la pennUis. Twe LIodigs No. 101,.bd. W. W. ai i rNchos John Petres. TrumPetter, Who AU l o days ter lier liueband'a arres.almire N.W.A.balNu Yars iblJanay lsu KygebI mr ad a telegraphed an uncle, asking that he -IL. 1916. Muie lis Mason'a orchetra. hil s e.sn irarirodtce rmWu halea 5 cets ietrshmuta sereit -Yuth' Copanan. kegan ta Malseville. The Young wom- llehflê sote.Refrshmnt.sered.-Tolth' eop*non' an vas villiag ta leave Waultegau .SScbllng gro. * tliontMarley for food If elie kues __________________________ Wltl a decrease In the number et that at the end et the trip cie voulal clergy and an increase in the com- ibcic ameng tbose slle loved. SEmly at dmhe Icail store municants Iu the Eplacepal churcli. Il la expiecteal that S. Payne, fatlier XMAS UGESTION-nma'. lmanac. made public saturday, ber a rallroad ticket, and It la gen- t. hs. imeu ias . t@4,ram $13 b - $350. eesgrestatncccssity tor intcrestlng erally believed that I i uoes, lie sl Ç=Sezaus 1 mKcdaoha , 5op. Young mon tu the minletry. There net convey tlie ticket ta lier In per- STlSSstrint$111.185op. ver. 13 foyer candidates efthtIe or' son. »Miennesecis, WC tîj. der$ laut year, th, total lieing 430. Wlien aslted as ta lits Intentions in *ýi* Viiaa i ltest mleelolu IDt55 There vas s decceasc cf 281 In liap- the Matter, Mr. Mooreo, h las been llllateit sson sili Sud ans here. tismea nd an inrcau oet 4,514 la thre mata vitnenss Iu thccase, sa'id: ào*w $nu" .em si$1p. confirmations. Sondes, icliol pupils *W. stl mes by noan shat disposi- .Buéhes, 38. up. Incrcameal 8,869 a"l teacliers 841. tien vilIlibe made ot the case pend- = suaias, me op. Tvcaty-slx minhisters Ioibad tIre Epe. lng against the Young man." Voima DBoule@. 1.8O0uno. Tacopal churcli durag tIre ycnr--sevcn-_ _____ Là- lsfu- 421és i WateI..The ci troMotiiodist anal Prenlîytorlan i Bo uquet Lacurns .and Éa'mony Bulltert 1aitIa Daiid nStene - fWo' rI.. SLllagnon W""ai ebinal. won.. -àcomplèe.. Ina ut modern Icoda , oobleba sud Xmao (Carda. I1cýllo oes, IrelodlugVolland'@ UO otW éoosBook. Boy iSaout .ssumte a Fswaym Bei ip gt m obsreeildali- pour eliesp Whou sin ie au et a Poundl et fte Feul aillwdes fou' 29c %Me la ouly #a portiono ebis t of thae el en* andl appropriats gitîs s-c ar "Fiithi Ibsyear, 1e eto tIrepopeuargîffa oft ii eaon ha bli otea Wirher. Tht. tond i o&rlnint for $4.50 yen pay trom tas $19j <thici places, guarailteed te 09 8e anale singer. sias lnanditlaek over a'nrXms estock a'uasetter. a fcoupn ge"s sth 25,Si pucciai. shieli cetliW pou a ,.4s'e efi'.armnnlty ilverssrc. THlE REXALL STORE aStore Tirat Saves Ton Monay MRUCE DRUG Co. 09 sohoo Swuppes trou otier akurclies. Ooatrlbutlons Iacremcd more tisa $1,000,000. AI MeMillan of Grayalake, the ope- elal baill nainca by tbe Qourt ta the meotsuraler casc tia anote tu <hie papbsr rgurtmticth report tiat tie job proveal a fat oe for hlm. netti unm &bout $M0. MeNDIa i s: 1"1 just recel ticemIerir taaii vîirh no milcagce but viti auto lire vIrile servlng ths veninc. Tic amount i. cuelv as $111 instessi of $400. I only wsh tl ilblau lcthle latter.» Thre vedaing of Erastus Otis Ha- ven, amof etDr. anal Ms. XA. cHaven et Laie Foret, andal misKatherine 51ea-nsof Bston boom place Satur- day et 4 d'elock ta All Sainte clinrel, Asbmont, oBaton. Afler a shiort sed- ding trip Mr. Hayen andllils brie wIll maie hoîr home la Fort Doalge. Iowa. LIfe's itres 006 of th. wsot etilte's bitter bomse os tenal te Rme distant Pott cWe for a packaga Ireldf fr lictas aid final tiat It le a sampe eopy 01 a magazine iat yen had bouatlt tue woocm belore. uring the Boer sas an Irish prI. vato on one occasion lsd a bat swi Iis comrades tiat hoe coulai bit a tin magtrous vlcI a Boer tu £,distant cncampment vws drinklns. Tiecsol aller won Iris vager-, for trffl a ranip of 600 yards ie kiocical 1he tin frorn the Boer'm bana.l. Ater on the.ta" dent hait aiuatoaislsuumquai. Thes shock et-tIre bullet ittins the Boria dun caused a aruatt 10slip dosa Ibis throat. uliich actually »uffocateal hlm Valtuante Salmon Urrules. Salmon bernies are fouani native ad sîoug the Paclflc cqamlt front Califes nia ta Aaskta. Tley botong ta tb. »mue general classtficati'in as r-ses, bei-ries. ana lin Aluselt the fruitsanar et value. Responalbility Sua'renaloed. "Tour vite ta an enthtsîastlc iad- vocate of weman suffrare." Ye,ar- pliotI Mr. Meekton. "And 'm gîal of it,. Slie'e going 1.0 take lier tom ai let- ting mecsai rrelevant questions, ublld aIe tries ta explain wîat'. lieing donc ta polîtiça*" TBiWS GUIS lIS SAYS GIRL WAS CARNEGIE ilHE R 0 AN ACTRESS; WS MEDAL ON MONDAY1 MARRIED TWICE ? BronzeMedal Has Bas-Relief of Andrew Carnegie, Philan- thropist antd Magnate. MEDAL SENT rBY'EXPRESS.' Awarded to E. C. Tews Who, Rescued Wallace Sunderlin From Death in Lake. Wankegan, Dec. 21. Monday evening Ernil C. Tews, fisherinan. receiveit a bronze modal (rom the Carnegie bero commission as a partial revard for rlsking bis fle when lie reecued Wallace Sr<erIIn trem a vatery grave at Waultêgan on the 9tli day ot November. 1913. On oeeaide et the umedal, shîdli le et least four taches in diameter. andl thre.elgliths et an locli In thicknesm. the bas-relief of Andres Carnegie, an American manufacturer and plilan- tlirapist, vIre vas bore lu Fcotland, appears. Enclrcling tIre bas rPue! are these words: CarnegieIliera Fund Eetabllebed, April 15, 1904 On the otlior aide efthte moe]alul embo sed the map efthte United States. and the bas-reliefs ot the creetset Englanal, the Unitedl States, sud ot Scotland. At the enter edge et the medal theme vorde bave been eux- bossed. "h;Greater love bath ne main than a. hltat a man ay dewn bis Ilite for bis friatnds." Avardeai ta Emil C. Tews vlio saveal Wallace Sunderlin b- rem-dresning at Waiukegan, Nov. 9, 1913 Next to bis fume as the "steel king" Carnegie ls undoubtedly meet wideIy known thi-ougli bis remarkable 1lit of public benofcatione In tlie shape et public librarlem. museumne. andl 01.- er wortby public abjects. sncb as tIre giving et moey and a medal tn any man whe laye down bis lite for an- other. Mr. Tews vas as prend as a 12 year- old boy vltli a nov oy wlien hie re- celved tIe modal. He lrouglit lt te The Son office vliere lie epeued it and displayed It ta those wlio lie ad called In te wltnes the, opeuing ot the container. "He's a grand man, Uncle Andres." said Mn. Teve vlien he sas the me- da]. OR VIS WOULD BIAVE LAW PERMITTINQi CARRYINEi 0F AÀEUN Thinks Shooting of Thomas Morrison Would Not Have Happenedin Such Case. HOW IT WOULD WORK ÔUT. He Says Authority Should Be Deputized Only to Men Who RequireAuthority. Attorney E. V. Orvie, sho wae an attorney for the detense In the Cole- man-Cussene mnrder case, taday ex- presseal an opinion as 1tIrte need of a uew state las vitli regard te the earrytng of tire arma. Ho said lie tbeuglit the state legislature sieulal paso a las malting It possible ta dele- gate te certain people the autharlty and riglit te use a revolver. "In my opinion Thomas MorrIson vbnld net lhave been shot ha t tIre been sucli a las." Ire salal today. "Morrison hai ne rtght te carry a revolver sas lie as net a specfil po- licemnan er dePuty alieriff. He liad ne police pavere St aIl anal Johin Cote- rnan, vlio Iad been &round connîier- lile,me 1.11e. s.TIns lie perhaps wvas inclineal te argue siti Morrison wvIr Ire songlit te drive iim out eoftths railraad yards. "if the las lad authorixe oalMei- son te carry a gun anal le lad told Caleman lie sas an aon, er the chances are tIre latter vould bave gons along witIrout an argument anal tue shaoting nover veulal have taken Place. The mneomsort of a conditlion araoeat Vole. The railridtag Inci- dent neyer voulal ha!e taken place lad there been an oMlcer thers te pre- vont IL. Undor the Prent iav here là ne way te delegate authority ta mon lu many locaites sIene there slilild al iepolice protection. Te MaItch Mj4snIg "wc table scrfs for tic turnture et youa room cosy le mde la match theu bUmw h cuttnctaa sh51515Mo"it ef aw«Onne anal appIpins Umme hei ~ itetrdm. Plae tuam du thc mat-. la aln sttarsctlv*,wMand as ate. 1ksy can eltler leoe W" ii han oser anal oser titch arounal tiecalas or bottonholca lacI .ift howeerr 7«eu ais squlcier mthod. macimn* etitali alose te tIre edge arouna thes sair.nmi. Made a Classlficatleas. Borne years ago a bridge vas Irulit ta Japan whicli sas se lîgît.that a notice vas put up:; No Animais AI- tesea te Cross." Dlut rais ver. sebn croosing on it, runit as tbey could net lie stopned tlb.-sign sais clanged te Chief Tyrreil Rallies to Support of Payne, Sr., and Gives Out Startling Facts. GIRL IS TO BRING ACTION. Befpre>She Left Waukegan the Young Girl Declared She Will Prove Herseif Innocent. Wankegan, Dec. 21. Thos. Tyrreilt ays: "Tlie girl known ase Maybette PayneI sas the site et J. Howard Paynee, andl elie niote the diarned tromn the Moore home. She was an actrese and had been rnarried twtce. " lisybelle Taylor, slias Maybelle Payne, sald before teaving Wauie- gan- "I have accePted the band et charity oxtendeal te me by Mr. Payne Sr, andal 5 1accept trrn hlm enly eneugli roney ta taire me ta the home et my graudmother, Mrs. Lempe, lu Matsville, Mo. 1 arn net a thlef, and If I viotated any las et man or Ged, I did se under compulsion ot man- and that man vas J, Hasard Payne, sho la net my busliand." The young girl. betore lier depart- ure from Wauiegan, called ln the head otflier chanci snd couteseed te hum ber actions vIle a resudent ot Waukegan.' Attorneys advised ber ta go home, te go vliere she vas ltnown, and ta go shere sie coutd lie pretected by a relative." The Payne case sas settteal eut of courL Up aud untJIla tes heurselie- fore his departure, it la alleged. J. Howard Payne sas under arrent on a grand larceny charge-a peniten- tlary offense. He vas boo*ii-J at the police sta- tion. and hle esie vas continned ton daye by the police magistrats. Mn. Moore, tbe complainant sys, "Payne Sr. lian retmbursed me for my tees. 1 stîl recover tIre tva dlamond sets slnd vwer. stolen tram my molli- or's room, and lMr. Payne lias pald me for ether thIngaslwich sera talten trem my home." On Tuesday nigliht flet veek Mn Moore said: "J. Howard Payne la thc man sha ntole the thinge tram my liome. Hie vite did net. I1lielieve tue girl te lie an bionnest girl, aud 1 do net hotd lier accauntable ter anything flint transpired durlng the tirne se serkud ai my hoamae.". Tuesday Thos. Tyrrell salal: "The girl at,.tue diarnand ring." ONE OUT 0Fi EVERY FIVE PERSONS SJFz FERING FROM COLU Doctors Are From 1 to 3 Hours Late in Making Their Cails About.Waukegan.. MANY CASESPNEUMONIA. Not in Months Have the Phy- sicians and Surgeons Been as Busy at Right Now. That one eut et every five Persane ot the 20.000 Inlaihtante of Wanlte- gan lasusfferlng trom Influenza or epidemie catarrh la the amaaing sta"te ment et ene doctor. If lite statement le true then at teast 4,000 people ot Wankegan are suifer- tng trom colde. He dlaims thai there are ln the neighlbood et 1, cases et pneumo- uia on record ln the clty et thie time. Not in years bave th~ druggsts been as busy as tbey have ieen since Tuesday etftlut seei. 1lllng 40 te 60 prescriptions a day." satal one druq- giat. One doctor eald. "I have been al the way from one te tliree heurs late ln my cails since Mouday mornlng. Another druggst said, "Il have seld mare congli drops, cold cures, suci as aspirin. quinine. zamplior, etc., than I have ln many menths. Many people blarne tIre trequzent changes ln temperature for the p' - demie ef coldte shiclihan the citY in ites grlp at thle heur. T'hecmplion. Tic foca od est ibumucli te do yUl, the condition of lb. complexion. Green saladeama- an impotant aid ta the di. gestion and wsu abS.mpUli mucli W' saisi blsacliing andl vbitnins Ia Bal- les complexion. Tlicy posses certain ebsaica qualtia anda spply thc body witi neeesaltait. Tornatocs, c1d"1% lsttaeanal yo»ucosinsare splmd fer tic skia. Spissoli contains0s01U of potassIum. Iroun analotier profer' tics tiat acl upon ticIlîvor. Tu a as Sffea Munt lictakintamoderation. ThesOdWWM&R. Neyter alta voman et mature Yeau* have qe iuai, attention palal In ber stc. alons sartorial linos au aetih prenant timte. "Aiuythiîna vii do for gr&odmotier" lias ccaiod te lic tIs slogan stî.nce tiecacpable mlddlc-s<cd sdman bas evl»aod a desire taesWOr iecomîna. clathes. Couturieros, aluas multt ta e d ltue sartorial pulse, art, busy seaking thinge for tIre qulicusaid heating OfttUic]lit.e oftthe oma-n 01 itâty. nad:'NoLare Aimal Alesol bWhst'a the Aneser? cross.,."1' loelttng fer au honest man," ex. plained l Dogenes as lie sunug hite ]an. Tinir Makc, M.at Diftcr. itere Ira il from. "Goe 1 it," repîleal One cro-of c!i,,ro) ill il a kaisipthe roc îon tIe beat. "Bunt vIralare matantly, but If applJed 1.0 a bee or & yen gol ,ig te do sîtI hlm atter you tit sIt lic .-tuiýtcinaffectîve. Sud lim'?" RACY TESTIMONY PRESENTED IN A SUIT FOR DAMAGES Mrs. Paulina Chudy Says Mrs. Rose Taylor Called Her Sev- eral Vile Names. WANTS $Z000 AS DAMAGES She Feels That This nount of Money Woud-,Ici ~Balm, for lnîured Feelings. GETS DOLLAR VERDICT. Waukegan. De,- ,,.1. At 2 o'CtuCk thta atternoon the jury rcturased s verdict givîng Mm. Cindy damages lin the sum ef $1. 8h. had oued for $2,00. i Mmi. Taylor, the defendant. sli be obtiged le, psy the court couté whtch arelsas tisan $10. Attor. ney Docker, Who reprsscnted Mms. Chudy, donies ho waB worklrs on a contingent bosIn. Testimony et an eîceedlngly racy nature sas Intreduced le <ho came et Paullna Cindy vs. Rose Taylor, which vent ta the jury about 11:-30 a. m. today. The work et getting a Jury vazsatarteil Manday atteron sliortly betfi' 3 o'claci Tlie jury vas secureal, suera lu, analtIre sari of taltlug testimouy vas started with- n a very short tîme. 11, Mre. Clindy said tuat on July 19, 1913, lira. Taylor stocal in lier yard anal yelled some iasulting remarira %t lier. These remariaish le said, mon- ttauing shat they vois. reflecteal agaiust lier character. SIre al Mrs. Taylor contInueal to about the r.- marks atilier for a perioal et about tua heurs. SIre thuglit Ui.t $2.000 seul lie balm te lier InJured feelings and1 far that roeau braught suit for sien-1 der. She sas representeai by Attor- ney Marin Deeker. Mr. Taylar, sho wvs.reprcscntedl Iry Attorney Max Pu'yborski, took thre wittns stand and f5a@ denied Irav- tng made the remaria droditcd tinlier, SIre saall the suit vas star-ted eut et apite ver-k. On tlie dsy In question sIre sala Mmre Cbudy'sa bland canait lier (Mns. Taylor) Iry thre tiroat, and caused bler to screamn for hlcp. SIre mis a Ie hail CIndy arresteil anal fined in police court. A rotalistion e saad Mrs. Cindy Irad ici arrealcal, but elie salal the chiarge vas dreppoil. he Mlander suit., ne says, vas starteis an eutgrrvth. 'Mn.. Chudy placeal tva or- Uiree vit- nesèes on the stAnd bî contention that 111, <éayr= caled lber the. ----. si againot lber. Tao. $tr7 s ted that tiicy wesr o 5i «Ie away at th ir.Ure aud MM t thup Dlot swear postlle, tat i OW lor did make ailefcd reurks Miseadifnq src "Yaas,» said VacIc Bilan. 'àq i 13111 liez got baci frein a wpeelal00e h' been a-takin' at flilê piece o' saper signed iv 'ti "i tien sayin' as bcw ewls' an 'k, W. dunno what an A. M. le. but rla ici tliey's Rmre mistake about Il. for lu. tu! tram the turne lic goasdcM breakfast lbe behaznorvuke àAP.M ter m4V SWatches, DIam~nd ~mt~ Brooches, Stick*Pins. Neck Pendants, Etc., Bracelets, Fobs. Ch",ut Cut Glass. Sliverwar. In fact I have tb. finest lime . o np..to-date that has ever been on displiy la Grayslak.- Epvery Artice girmr as repressntd orS m 1 ohearftlly retgi~ued f. H. '» M1E JEWELCX GRAYSLAKE, .- lNS WARMTUl WITIIOUT WtAUTIlI Attend teIo iw .bslattup . jDon't watt un#4l W<ntar vwlsd 11W.. lt's saler and beapernov. Our bildm for repalring r r entsgsuu I water beati n ,radiatars,, pipms siqm Pe., are exepýti7nslly good. Véie exporesat Dow i tstlalIom, t.ahmW frein stoveà to furomev TPraffl chpb and effectivsly. Stc.rn or btwo lieatiDn sanieeosl, besaul. 1W taler, quicher ta hut,<ies a stsMgAb heat and remoiea lb. danger of 5dm. U 6> we do it, it's rilt and giiarastssd TOM -WALSIIH h arwr a W, jGIRAYSLAKE, ILLINOIS ABSTRACTS 0F 1TITLE TITLES GUAIAN» Capital $125,000.00 WAUKEGAN - - ILLI IF THEREI3 S ONE IAN M WIO U AL LHIu HAVE PRINTED LEIEMEAIS A) ENM IS TUÂT IAN IS TIE PARER......... F&?~~~you Who wHte for & poultry stock. or dsoimoth.rlnoual. do yoin knw.*M a letterhesd sIa your »me .mau4addrmm6 ILE. 1D. E'-W~ the unm e fr faim manas 1"atYou will gots an nsýrqulck. Yonr l#terhd loks business 1*0 M u taileathe houes Qat Yeu areprogtuuive and modem. The latter wMM Au O acrtchy rough Èuled Papar zMiak lb. writr au one who ianotfullYawak.Uto present day correspondance. Il you li.%vo a photo oý your kslic, barn, stock, orchard. etC., brin« it L u Md have us makea acut from it.. Use.t Si0u to illustrate your letterheads. INDEPENDENTJOB DEPARTI s,7