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Write (or In. Canal“ ARTHUR R. BEIDELIAN hemmmzmnndmy'hcre. [will bow medlonymandmbmitm mammnm mummblmmdm gnu Bun-um": river of Ind!- val WtwbommlMMthfl ammonium-nau- 0‘ a. ”mammumm but The (hour! could not to WJorhooukAbonhthfll-lr by“ ullou mm a. union" or must-.y-mmmm ”mm-nary. Incummumuowfl “my"...‘wlumou'm WWW-115“. walk "W“ Aunt-33.3. on. 1:73.599- !!a '10 Ill; 30 2‘2.- an ggl‘cgiv‘ ‘g'ao-rol-gpvoâ€"Io lips-£2. 3093'; 53225 E ggiigg lluuloums and Burial Vaults TOM BSTONES We can Ii-U‘ _v--‘- Juana- opgiifiiifln no mum-mun! m an once. ”I W. WM.- In“ BedmdMRoam RupinnflCdasmdSbadeamymch‘ Dow-en Grove Wuvlnd Works HIGHLAND AVE. "I. I We have some real bargains in Spreaders we have taken in ”do. They have been rebuilt and will give you the W of a new spreader at a fraction of the cost. Wemt to send you some mighty interesting .. .. matterandabeau- " ;_'«culor hunger which A - ~' " whom. Lotus - «-’~~ "gm? ‘29-an W-Vâ€"â€"v-.w ._y w. REAL ESTATE. hilt-rim? pl msummc: You will want to see our busters too, and find out all ,w them -â€"- polsibly arrange to have one delivered through 3,” dealet next fall. . Now that you have a little spare time. cane over and Ice nanâ€"let's get aoqualnted. We want to show you our wifioent fictory and let you see how carefully we build our marm- vhet eplendid material we use. We will show you the points that give our spreaders the longest life-the lightest draftâ€"the beet -. nu W, L_MA __._-A__ ““A... .‘J vvv v-- -r.-....-.., -..- “.3, â€"- ~ .. _ Mintâ€"t ll you why our silo fillers have greater capacity and one last power than any other machines rated at the same capacity â€"ohow you the features of construction that male itpossible for as to insure our windmills for five years for $2.50 against dame by tot-radon and cyclones or any other cause except misuse- prove to you that our engines deserve their name - Appleton. on ihat Manure Spreader, Silo Filler, Windmill and Gasoline Engine you're going to buy this Spring? Then get the besiâ€"the machines that wear the long- est 7- cost the least for repairs -â€" that are bandied by the best de’alers â€"â€" and in short, the machines built right here at home in Northern minoisâ€" The Aggleton M Line Marble and Granite ERECTED lAlIIVIl-ll. ruinous ft“. No. I I I Ion-Inna. Kuhn. Wave your an CARPETS into Beautiful Rug! my DON’T WORK! WE SELL in addition to the domestic produc- tion. 1,014.928 barrels of salt was Im- ported. This importation was partly balanced by the exports. 349.092 liar- rels, leaving an excess 0! imports over exports of 666.884 barrels. The United States is amply able. according to ‘Mr. Phnlen. to supply all the domestic de- mands, as the capacity or the active mines and plants is inrgeiy in excess of the present output. Moreover, there are many plants now idle that could easily resume opentiono should conditions warrant. Thirtyâ€"one Million Burch in 1911 According to United States Geological Survey. The production a! unit In the United States In 1911 Win 1.183.968 barrels of 280 pounds each, valued at $8,345,692, Iccordlnx to w. c. Phqlon o! the United States Geological 8m» my I» a report on salt and bromine just issued a an advance chapter from “Mineral Resources for 1911." This is an increase compared with 1910 of 878.312 barrels in quantity and $445,348 in value. A copy of the report may be ob- tllned free on applicatIOn to the di- rector of the Geological Survey. Wash- lnston. D. C. The production or anthracite con! In 1911. according to flgum compiled by E. w. Pater and made public by the Unified sum Geological Survey, In 80,782.01: long was. vuuod at 8174.- 852,843. Till V“ In meme 0! 5.298.761 tons over the production (or 1910. SALT PRODUCTION LARGE ANTHRACITE OUTPUT PASSES 30,000,000 TONS Tho Royal Anode-Id.- Ilo “to In “Mud Mum and bun Nu m III “Mm mick-m ”and for b not that“ In! a. it. o! for M. m fwtnot The 307-! My clov- «- mutt: Dy up My dhwiu than uh um do menu-Inhalw-tonhlr mum, And the all. ad Ibo mum at a m non! Ludo m. My. my um “I u“ of cum, Iro- no hull ol “0 an... non! Auk-mus. INC. m «a. mm: m- uons mun M II“- Mapâ€"Null!!!“ Infill.- gum-mm":- u-quuManar. mm 0! Ion! my. A murals» «1 “1° “97" “a“ ggy o! undo-I car-rm val ll. IM m ldVflm. In . word the MM- “yin-MlemModonI vary (nam- Iuto. TM ”ulna muwltwwuupm on. Any lot-1 We“ "° ulhupo- “Mauser-MUD" wound by "l Delhi (to. but!!!“ To Save Mane: Do You Want Np. ”NCO“ Ww‘D-C- Pic-o!!! "You." replied Ir Chum “And ydlmlttheyhlntovorku «(inhuman-comm The gm clung to her hnnbnnd and devoted herself to housekeeping und die (lumen of any vile ln ordlnsry dr- cmnmnoon. But now the start any serve no I manager of family pence ind reconciliation. tear. Aug t at Int year. her pu- cnts refused to no her main. Mn. male French Vanderbilt. Ibo ha than regarded MI. .1th as her hvoflu niece. was not quite so fitment". It its report“ at that time. but nevertheless she was not reconciled to the marriage. The up- ahot of It wu that the bride was tom to take her (bate. of returning to her fun“, without her ointment walnut! or of clinging to him 11nd being Ia- nored by her relative; 0m Heed Ninety-Seven Miles Iy house is on e high hit! our 00- duminc. and u I at reading the othâ€" er utter-noon I heard. or tether felt. a long vibrating boom lever-i times repeated. ithought it must be e no- tor-yen maneuvering behind the home, hut found nothing there. Then i gunned what it might be. end (orth- with wrote to the chief gunnery on- cm- of H. ll. 8. Orion to mete lure. Through the very kind courtesy of this gentlemen. I an able to state for certain that the diechme oi the Oflon'e gun: was distinctly audible ninety-men statute miles from the ship. the pound taking somewhere about eleven minutes to travel the dis tuneâ€"Letter in Inndon Spectetor. Toll. "'1‘th m the native. who that m In Africa has to variant, “mum-lyplautulun “to?” b. '3. and. ”No.‘ I. m nun-fly. "no lmlhiuflmwhllmmll It“. Mblolliueony. m l "rind I not the ”up." In at tho nun-Np And In (It. ul all tho W 0-1 mud to. I an no! Infill]; to add to my am u: no- no I m1 Ian. M In no! I than. M n] at It: mnpw no. man: “did" «on- no. Despite the countless report- hum Europe that Chm-la- Wymnn Mom wu near death's door. and In strut- lnx contrast to lul- condmon when pardoned by Pm:- Ident Tun. the former Ice king and convlctod' banker the other day returned from England looking better and strong- er than be over did. In. of It. Item'- Nfllfll 0. curt. lo". In! dined! to MD I... a mum M- Ir. Ilano mud Int- '0' W Muttofimm‘mndth'“ nu lulu-1h- «ICU-Ill 5" "' avid-ally In the to! o! I'M“ I“ Mod nun-W if. M“! tho .3. AA Young Mn. "Jack“ 00mm! In Inning baby clothes in m» honey- suckle «flux. h Evert". street nnd In“ In more Mr amen! Mn. Ame. Tuck Preach. her grandmother. and ":1 mm French Vnndetbm. Duo-r uni. an annuity nuns to the lay- eue a wall. EX-OOIWICT BANKER IS , HOME IN FINE HEALTH with him and both won much surprised when they dia- code that their prolonco aboard the ship was known. Their name. on the passenger 1m ware given In Mr. Morris. Mrs. Morris. To watch Mom's eye nut! to hear him talk no one could hue Impacted that he had been so ill in Atlanta Prison that only his release would one his life. When he uilod from here four month- am he was token on board secretly at night nnd would use no one. It won implied that ho was going abroad to true! A little until death overtook him. He add at that time that he did not expect to live 1011‘. While the noun" In: proooodiu up the North River. Mr. Hon- up nounoed that lie would be plead to no now-paper nun. Darin; the in‘ teniow he held his but. ud It til-on vim: be ”listed in mvoriu a question hit grip tlxlitonod on tho rin. Kc vu Asked whether it VII tun tint it Ind cont lint 0860.000 to obtnln his role... from prison Ind wicthor be Md add 3100.000 to on slim-no! in Ann-tn towud thin and. ”You land hotter consult the nttno In” on that DAM.” ho replied. loan nit-r lai- u'rinl Ir. lotto m noon in Wall emu. intro he visited ml of MI old bullion Mand- ond accountant. Ho loom tho picture at but! and rolled with unmounullliudmfll- lovuonoolthopovoulntho stunt. One at III- dnt all- m at Arthur nuns. lot-om at tho In- at STORK HAY SERVE A8 IESSENGER OF PEACE rothmfiwf'éfiu Hui: can is nothing I nu What Juli. Wench untried Jack naughty. (he Newpor t c h A n f. ' (Continued horn page 1.) county line and south line of right of .vny of the Chlcnso, Burlington and ‘yQuIncy Railroad; thence west along [railroad right of way to Grant street; ‘ thence south along center line of Grunt *street to Ninth street; thence llon: the center line or Grant street ex. ,tended to a point on section "no of ‘ action 24, 80 rods east 0! the south- west corner 01' section 13; thence east to county line; thence north on coon» my line to place at beginnlng; M00129!“ 0? BOARD OF IU- PERVIIORO. And said Election District No. 6 at said Downers Grove Election Precinct (by this resolution hereby formed) I: hereby esmbliahed and erected to con» prise the territory'descrlhed by melon and bounds as follows. to-wn: iieginlnng oi the northeast rornrr oi bertion 5 in Township as North. Range lit East of the 3d Priorinni Ileridtnn in no Page County. lliinois. onid point luring also the northwent r-orner oi Biertion District No. 3 of the Hole Election Pminvt oi shit! [in nine County: and running thence test in the north line at acid Lisle Election Prerinrt to the northwest writer of section 6 in unit! Township and Range. which point is also the northwest N)?- ner at said Linle Blevtkm Prerlnz-t‘. thence south on the west line of mo Lisle Elertlon Precinct to n point in the center of Franklin venue in the City of anerville in [lid Du Page County, Illinois; theme ennterly. in line with nod to continuation when extended at mid Franklin orenne, and in the renter of said Pnnkiin venue and through Biotin 4 and 5. as shown in the pint oi‘ Deirnr Sleight: Adah Mon to anertrilie, in said county. and Iain preceding in the center of said Frnnitiin venue. to. the net line of the Corporation Limits oi said City of Nnmnie in add Du Page County, Illinois; thence north, in line with nod in continuation when extended of said easterly line of the Corporate Limits of said City of Dinner-ville. to the south line of the right of way of the Chi- 0130, Burlington 1 Quincy Railroad Company; thence umly, non; the south line of said right of way of CM- c-ngo. Burlingmn a Quincy Ram-old (20., to the out line of Section 8 in said Township and Rinse. sud point being Beginning at the corner of Grant street. 1nd. Chicago avenue; thence west to the northwest corner of Sec- tlon 10; thence south along section line to the wuthwwt corner of Section 15; thence east along section line to a point 80 rods east 0! the southeast corner of section 14; them-e north on quarter section line to Ntnth street; thence norm continued on Gram street lo pace of beginning; Be It further Resolved. That George Roger‘s Coal cum in the Vulue o! Hlnmle, In sum Du Page County, he. and hereby is fixed um! eunu- llshed (or the place 01 holding elec~ flows in aid Etection Dlstrlct No. 1 (so formed by this resolution); and _ Thu Villlse Hall (n the Vlllnge at "fluid-la. In said Du Page County. be, Ind hereby In, fixed and ambushed (or (be puma or holding elections In aid Election puma No. 4 (no tanned by um resolution); Ind Thu. Henry Btu-nont- Cu'penur Shop, Euhnap street. near Grail area. In the Village 01 “In-due. ln nu! Du Rue Coumy. be. um lurch: u. and and molt-bed [or the plug or holding eta-um In old Elect“ District No. I (so loaned by an. reno- lull”). Where». I! up..." lo the County Baud o! D! M Conny. lulnob. um gleam Dbl-1c: Numb" Out: U) o! mmmm Mimi-DIM County. Hund- (bun ll” nov- an inertial Purl-«1 No. I at the Town at um» mama- m nu- mm DIIOM Iml nun; and When“. Th. ‘16 County Ila-M WNMWMImmIolm mun 0! add Ehrlich mum: to II« mm and manna! and Election nu ma: Mn Inmm h u Wad In tho County [loud 0! Dn has County. 1m. nob. um and 2mm mums No. I 0! IM [Alto swam Purina of aid sud menâ€"Non [mum No. I or said Lalo mmm I’mflnrt (by um rm mtlnl hon-try tor-ml! h bonny Ital. mum-had and :2th to mum me tummy dammed by m and bound. as follows. mvu: The (allowing rmluuon to «Inuit-h an autumnal Mouton Mum-t In Lula ‘l‘ovublp m on and“ o! Bancr- vI-or Kohl” approved. l)- M Con-u. ho. and an nun Mm h. mum law No Inn-um mum". to In mutual. mwlnty. Suction llama ho. l and 80mm murm Na 3 ol laid [Auk suction Prowl-M. web [ileum murm- un- hnby Ind. out-hushed and «mm! 1. myth: the tnfl‘ory. manuals, mum by new: and bond: .- to:â€" Iowa. low": That an old electric light that burns very yellow and dull is consuming about four timw as much electricity as the new drawn wire tungstens do ? Do You Know - That the new drawn wire tun can be burned at any angie and that they are not as fragile as the tungstens made? Do You Know - flzat The DICKE TOOL CO. sell the new mm at much reduwd prices? Td. 501-5012 Do You Know-â€" ullo the west mm of Election District No. 2 of aid Lille Election District: thence north along the out nine at all! Sections 8 and 5 to the pine 0! be- Shining: And said Election District. Na. 8 at said Lisle Election Precinct (by this resolution hereby formed) is hereby established and erecten in comprine the ierrliory described by meter and bound: as iollows. toâ€"wiz: Beginlnng at the southeast corner or Section 32 in Township 38 North. Range 10 East of the 3d Principal Meridian, in Du Page County. illinoin. said point, being nlno the southwest corner of Election District No. 2 of said Lisle Election Precinct; and run- ning thence went along the south line of said Lisle Election Precinct to the southwest corner or Section 31 in said Township and Range. which point is also the soutlwtnt corner or said Lisle Election Pm‘inct; thence north along the vent line at said Lisle Election Precinct to a point in the center of Franklin nvenue in the City or Nanet- ville in said Du Pnge County. llllnois: thence easterly. in line with and in continuation when extended a! said Franklin avenue. and in the center of said Franklin- avenue and through Blocks 4 and 5. as shown in the plat o! Delcnr Sleight‘s Addition to Nasser- ““0. In said County. Ind min pre- mding in the center of said Franklin avenue. to the east line of the Cor- porate Limits at said City oi Navar- vllio in aid Du Pnge County. Illinois; thence north in line with and in con- tinuation when extended at mid cut- erly line at the Cot-porno um“. of said City of Napon'me. to the south line of right 0! way at the Chic-go, Barnum!) Quincy Railroad (‘43-:- muy; (hence outed! ”on; the south “no a! said right of way a! Chluso. Burlington 5 Quincy R‘Hrond 00.. lo the «it Hue 01 Section 8 In and Township and (huge. uh! point bola; also the west line at Elecuon [mum No. 3 0! mid Lisle Elecflou Purl-ct; thence mouth on the an "In: at Ser- uou l. n. 20. 3’ um 32 “I am TWIIMO and all“. lad-i the Ian llu 9! an memos mum-c. o! um um Inc-«kn mum to the plan or Mint-x. lie I! runner Rewind. Thu. (lunar mlt Hm (I the City or superfine In a“ DI Put manly. mum hr. and km, to. lied Ild cut-blinked (or «he phco of howl-c Ik‘rfloul u an M”. bum-n No. I (to tuned by this aloha“): 80 a (labor mud, 1w Pound mu. Cam and. On (In City or Numfllh III and In Pup ley. mm hr. nod moby h. and um! out-muted (of flu pure 0! holding check)” I- u“ murmu- Ill-mu K0. 8 (no lot-u by m. mum). TM “unbor- ol Ibo "rm: IwnnMw "mad the toilet-mu Ilu M am at oar-nu "hard by the. to at u judge! o! «Inflow. also unn- Iu the pull; plum In "no "rim-s «mm. In the man Int he mm- Iu nor. ‘7th Im on motion 0! 8w mum! Ktllor 'u doc-land upward. ADDISON In! [mumâ€"41 ll. honbnmr. W. F. Finch". N. P. mount. Pom“ I'll”; VDW mu. noun-vim. 2d lflMl’lrh-AIIL Wolnr. Ruhr Hm mbrlak. 000. A. nub". Pom-x Plum: Vina” "I". hula". nu-u- .-_... _,, 2c! hislrn-vams. Twit-h». lami- m. we” W. “a. Polling l'mrv: Tvdrum :- 8mm, (am-ordain WAYNE. Z. 8. Steam. Martin hammers. Henry Dnflor. Potting rum; Tova Hall, lene‘ , WlNl-‘IBLD. Int Marinâ€"Frank MN‘ahe. II. II. erml. 1. P. Clam-y. Polling Plum: Town mu. West Chicago. 2d Districtâ€"Fr"! Rogers. Thomas Suflm’d. Joel-pl! Burkholder. Polflng Plot-e: [Ave Wire Club. Warrenfllle. 3d With-I. I. To“. D. 1'. Mad- icon. L A. Winn. Pomng Phn‘: West Chit-:30 Lumber Co}: once. West cum. A ., vuu‘av. 4th Districtâ€"H. M. Johnson. M. K. Mueller. Chris Mlller. Polling Flue: Sen-urn Hull, Wlnflem. MILTON. ls! mumâ€"0mm Pix, Adam much. George lineman. Polling Place: Humour: Granite Shop of- flce, 128 Rnlh'ood street. Wheaten. 2d Dlotflcbâ€"Wllllom J. Yockley, James A. Wanner. John [anmnrlen Polling Place: Vlllnge Hull. Glen Ellyn. - ----- _ )- _.-- g 31fmmmc~wnmm 1'. Grimm. A. E. Butholom. Edward W. Bsxhy. Polling Pine: Tymu' Landry. 113 l’lntr. m «h [mumâ€"7AA I), Ova-v. 0H0 .\. [flu-Mr. M. J. Curran. Puma: Haw: A. D. (Inn's nan“. mmmm. DWNINOIMIJI lav mum-«”1. H. "Itlmdofl. John Bucket. Hun (Ir-pt. Polling Place: Town Hall. Bloomingthia 2c! hislrn-vams. Twit-h». lami- 3d l)hlflr¢-\\m Mvnwlnhl. A, I}. (Mn. “m How-r l’omu Mace: mac: aura luau. -‘~ â€"- mA- I F‘s-5m. u re". Whenon m: DMrIch-Honry W. Who-ml. Rm 1. Mom, Hymn 3-. Gannon. Nuns Place: Old city Conn. cu Room. Wesley street. wanton. Eth Districtâ€"vii. Stanley Wagner, Charles H. McChesney, Joseph Mon-r than. Polllns Plano: Turner's up“. Glen Ellyn. YORK. ‘ ' lat Dislrlcl~Erneat Sluenkel, 14ml! H. Helnemenu, Wm. Baelhlm. Polllnx Place: City Hall. Elmhurat. 2d Districtâ€"~Wm. Hmmerschmldt. Joseph M. Knlnpen. F. E. Roller. Poll. In: Place: Lombard School Hall. Wham. 3d Dlstrlct~F. W. Grane. Adolph leng. F. C. Kolmw. Polllng Place: Medlns’s Blacksmlth Shop, Fuller!- burg. vu'u. uh Dlslrlct-Loula F‘. Koenlg. W. .l. Mllllurd. John Keck. Polllns Place: John Prell's Bum Shop. Elmhurat. 51h erct-vâ€"Charles H. Biarmlnn. Rudolph Herman. B. M. Steele. Poll- lng Place: Ardumre School am. An!- more. DOV/HERB GROVE. lat District~George Boxer, George E. Rucbty. C. T. Coo. Polling Place: George Boxer Son‘s Coal Dulce. Hlnsdnle. 2d Districtwâ€"J. W. Tucker. F. A. Rogers, (0‘. C. uncuter. Polling Place: Tucker's Real Estate once. 1a; m: tio'nry Buttholt' anna- tu 3m, Exchange urea. mt (mu «ml. Hind-lo. Downers Grove. 34! Districtâ€"C. B. Blodgetl, L. P. Nunmom. C. R. Caldwell. Polling Plum: anlge Hall, Downers Grove. 4th munchâ€"E. I". Davis, AM J. Ron. J. A. Hall. Polling Pine: Vll- iue'u-n. mud-1e. 5th mumâ€"v. H. Caner. Hear! Welch. came- Oldfield. Pom-g moo: um Hall. w-e. Wan-2 I!» \‘al Buns flaw. nap-r \Hk. 14! Maria Jim! A, mum MI Ami-rm. Apo- flanhowm l'bmu Maw: Ama- lhnbotomo'u mul- nlfllh m. m. - , .‘_ ;m;"w;7hft with the court not and grounds committee with power new in alarmâ€"~M. u Haunt. Mo" num,1mu Goodrich. Poll“. hue: (lrtmn‘ Palm. Shop. Belta- ucuuc. anvllle. 2d mumuwu. l). Barnard. I". may. Adam w, Manley. Mun mum: Nmer’n Cltpmur Shoo. min. a [Mannâ€"«mat at... In Purl. mu Ila-hacker. Poul-g Flu-o: (hand um. Cell!" and. Run» cfi: HEELâ€"N. human. Henry Btu-labels. Henry W.Â¥Andermlnn. Pon- In BM!M~~-Juoph lam-r. Dam Wham“. acorn Wuudn, Pom“ Move: :6 Wu" urn-L Kunrfllk. 2d Dunnâ€"(mu Krlkr. Jail ammo. (mnr W. strum". hum Hun-m;- at ling-ruin: now: "an! adjourned m Wampum. 1 mm. A, I). mz. n 10:30 I. m. N, R LAWRKNPE. Clerk. Proceedings of mo Board of Super- visors of Du Page (‘nmny a In al- jmmuzd mating hold It "re home 0! C. H. Nudge“ M Downers Grove. on Thunday. the 13m day of Jane. A. D. 1912. , On motion 0! Supervisor Fix the mnly rum commune was inalnfld to procure pencil plans (or u modern “Mods“ (‘0' mm at the county far- to arconmothte 50 hntl of can On motion at Supervisor "mm. Ichnldt the court house and grand: vomit-Moe "a “(burned to procuro 3nd Idditionll tablet for the men of old soldiers to be put-ed In the lover hall of the «your! bow: -- .n.. A..- VII!!! Pun-«411m at a adjourn“! use In; at an Ila-M o! nuunrvlm at Du Pun (‘mnty MN u the Court "can In Whmmo. on Wuhan-y. HI- mu clay of Juno. A I). ”11. , .- ALI.- .s- uâ€", .v. _.. 0- mm 0! Myanmar Koiky no Ill-w at each numb" M "u- [hard of link: to: un- ya! "I: In la. n we" 9" day. um Hu- pm d”. d min-um dork "- nxn! ll $3.00 put day, On mum o! Surnlm Cnmr cu roam; Inna mmmmm wns Instructed In Investigate and mow-um . you" sketch 0! 3 notion: “Modal. row hur- lm the many um. 0n mug- of Supervisor Ila-Incr- «mm the Bond adjomm to meet at the home of C. B. Madge" u now.- rm Grow. on “lfntlly. June 13th. A. D. "12. at H o‘flork I, m. H. P. LAWRENCE. nun u- up. w-. On motion M‘sfihervisor Kenm- the matter of enterulnlnx the om ”Idlers In the near future and the date of ,. m__. "a. motloa of Supervisor Hammer- whnidt the Bond “Jaunted to can , _ ___-.'- N A1439.“ LL51 moth.