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              be IRepublicanttbutte 6 Pages Twice-A-Week Tuesday-Friday Franklin i'lifj'ishinfr Co., Publishers. THK MOST WIDI-XY tilU l I.A I M XKWSl'AI'KR IX THIS HMJTIO.V KSTAIMSIIF.I' IX Till: YKAU 1H05. The Only County Seat Newspaper. VOLUME 63. UNION, FRANKLIN COUNTY, MISSOURI. TUESDAY, AI'RIL 10. 1928. NUMIJER 12. MET HON. EVENING Alderman Cnpclantl anil Pispne and Collector ..m-i'i T .'. o.iih ci' Ollict The i. Ill II v !.. li i ; Mi ;' i 1 Union atlJuuT. t . . i i' .an' i nin-v-((mm il t 'li i' i .in :.' the P-aual lllectin-' rl the ii'v id riui:cnt ni tll'irii on Monil.i . vi ! ii. t!u v t '-. In lire two km!!, il-. ;':, i I . t eliiingo. Hint o! nan i: '. 'ii trie. ki'dihI ward. Fclw.tu! I1:-. !i :.:':'."' till- tjlaro a Au.'n-t I in': 1 . lain': luhiiitury rtiiii lur'!' ir aa 1 1 1 I .-.;-! . r.ni'.'s alter ca'lu ar ui c ; im : service ill tl! mii.'.-i'y , i Mil l.;, a Dining these n.ilil ji Mr. i ;a. im mil' ti km lii ul. b 'in :-.s l... i. -j .;rjhK' mi'! hi . uh i fir "ii l!ii' bai.il; a ill b" It'll, t lytic .!. C-vain.i '.i' - i e eili (I himsclt ;: . ; n : no. r e . I v.i.l imm Hi" Iiim wkii1. air.' i: ...ii V.. .1..:!' i n i :rii ( ii". i Mr. ..rlca '.' . : eniibi.i.k ir. t i i'il i .... 'i hi' 1 1 . 1 1 :i la..itl''-. w.i.s ii'aii-;. i"! bv ill- rid board I-) ..d a'. Hciabrink Gets $200 Fine on Guilty Plea Fred Hcldbiink. whose plate Just northi-iM of Union was raided by Mi':'!:; Arthur Gore and his deputies 1:1 i!i: i:n ihdt. Varrh 31. pli'atld i ;i (hat a ol piiMji'.'.sl'ill Hi III-j . i:'. I). ;,);. Justice nl the l'rnrci Keller ilns miming and Judge ,i-l!i i assessed Hi'lilbi'ink with th "ii:h;ihiiii punishment ul a lit)" of $-0", an-.! cosis. CoMs amount to $10.15. ' Hcmbrink pleaded poverty ami akedj !l a' In- b? ! hen a veer's t ine in winch j t i )..- lb liuiv Jut!-1 K-'-Ut granted j "- (ibiii':: : is tnositlis' naif.ilcid-v,.-: r: pn-'i' h-.'allh. probably . i ; .-. .1 :( : ii-ii-v I) i'.iii"- ni thai HI JUI1 BASEBALL LEAGUE ROAD BOND ISSUE SCHOOLS PROPOSED First (Janif of Season Will I So j tHI crs Cash Prizes Tor Pour ilest Pla.ud Hon Sunday With i Expressions for Use in Cain-llnutltun Team, j painn for S7:.(IO(i,(MI(l Rood Issue. MUSICAL CONTEST WON BY US H. S, I At a special nint in f ol h..sebi!l j players held he;.' : i M.uidav cveiiiiii! j jil ihi-. wii-l. in Hi-- cum i lnme. I'm n , j bri-.imr a ' u!l-lied - i ;l im inlj. r i l tlic ' Mn'.V.I'l. II.im bail l.i-ii-Mic ; lie lii': l L'a'lii' nt v !:uil l!'. !'.' p ,:rtl nil I'a', lii.nl liiiain l . in-. I Mai'l.iy Willi 111. , I H.i'ii In in 1 .! In .ii i Other i.i ii'VH-. ii tin liii'ie b": ill" ' I l.'ni ii :i.. I linn bun arc I", nr. s,i-l ! iivi.n. .I.:;ian. in .laiai s. I'ni.a '.mil iti liit. j Ai i'a' ;:i "!ai: M-i.t :.. v i'M'iiiiu.; u'M'.a.ra: y unc i ; , ,i i ' c'cl a'- ;ol- j Initiative Will Co Submitted to Form fll'Mi Hist riots in I -'Oil. ' !! ')! ."Il ill. a.l'iu.-ta Mi :l : 1..'. .a I' '1,1" 1. air .ii nt sin i ia s:."v; I'liailint: ai in . i ii. i i l.i: i.: I--('! !! Ill I II! I' M s ' ' a ' l.-t'l. 'Ul $i.:r.i4" I l'l"7 .' ! ill a-l'i .li I:: .uc:i' ii'! i .r.r. ii ;i alii' 'Dc ' i.. h !-a Im a! . Iiownl the ; v- i'l.nilal V.v a . ! Cnn- I I i mi!. In: 0ii:l'. I!i'.:h-ii'., A -n. la'u.n in Id l!i n ul the Sa,l!;.Mi Hi li 1 ,: ' ' :.i : u: i,. a 'i!;..n a:.il v i'le.u" t 'ire" 1 1.; -. t!' ive i ai' Ihn !y-li:;i a pun:' '1 he ' m : - ... ariiiiy cm.1 ii il and i . ii-lcl a. Hi the e.iii-e.l, i.!s of ! .'h'l.!. ir V ' H u.. Miss Mela I .. ' ' ai arm :or. deserve u .' i ; .in:;; iur wnauii'. the I III' U .'. t r. i-:.ai in j; in iii'i'iii'ii !'. . Ml' ll l I ll: :, t ' i . Ill I ,e m .c'ar .il !!' ). Pl'l a l.i- v. ,1! It sen- i ha. h, i v cu lie . i i.th r ca lahcr c !'.., r:;-at le '!! "ilVi cla !"!il.!- ,. i:ac , ai" nil'. . pi.l.v I p. a leitib. . r. V.i ! as . !'il nl 1 1' Ii ai'.i . .'.-.i. asni'' r. ; '. ; ..-. i .ana "i I lie Ir.' .:;. i iii.ii ila .-.lilli' flics .an! V llii ' "I- nl,;."'il 1 A -el:ediile ul li . ai anai: a.. Ml liM ll l !i. ; c I I y "I'd a', lii'iia-. 'Ihc I in criuiai ; - l a ill! li! niDi-r one hiindieil di ilar, in ea-sli will be i;iven to the luiir m IhkiI ililldii ii i ul Misaimrl who iii', o e the lie.sl Mo-I t..iii tnr use In the ca'iiai;-n liti ratine I in la half hi the p: iii..ed uoixl liiad:. I ciiliMiluliiiiuil inn' i.uiiu lit I 'I he slo".in ciini : I w'iis iiiiiliuri'cd ' bv M.i nr I.luyd ' Shirk, ihiinnim nl the C.ttcns' J'liacl I'nir.l CVniuilt - he nf Missouri. ..a or'taiiiiilliin ol pu'.-rc: mvc elii.-'ii- iiu'iesiid In tie ,.iic -ea. ol (he pru'i" i d eoiisiiiiiliiinul I li'uiHii'a lur $7.i,- ) il :1s in be paid ' Ariani'.i iin iil i ,ir ailuiii' hiliiritlve mi .i.-aiic m the inn of mi Niivi'inlM'f eleelion that w II i a ni the npprnxaiii.il !.. 1 ! coii ulliiatiiili Hiff Day for County (irade Schools Sat. Raliirday, April 14, will bo the big duy for I he public uracil schools of Franklin County, when their annual ,h'1Iiiir roiitest. track and field meet, and musical nnd deelaniatnry contests will lie held in this cltv. The .spellliiR eonU'xt will bcitin In l he morniiiK promptly nt U o'clock. 'Hie Inn k nnd held nui'l will hciiin at HI "111, nnd the musical and deelnina- lory eontesl.s will lieRin nt 7 o clock .iiiHiti'ii'i!'" li r. wirii'i'i' In-hunt levii!i; a a' .7i.(i0i'.iiiil bond t I ".HI ill 111" M'l- ;'l neeonip!i.li Ihc 111.- and lib.,' !o t s I'll . hi V ,11'. nr .li Li i: a; Lii-iii ! ll I'M'll 11! l.illll! MrnllUlllCl I a. the re: 'alar aa. il i- i' . .'.Hie ! a.'! v.ih prim.-i.' May liui'liti "!,.,' ii Ap:- 'li ihc nr.'.! e.'s I Miai ' am) V. a '-ii llli lie i u :. Vi.il by Union ve.'e ior (,i'..ii li'lte. liiivs liiirt, I :e 7in:'!i ,; the indiviiiu.il nn .1-w ; m.sir'tnieiit sh'o iiy M:ss . ai'ia .ailn by Jim- S' ara. al . n.'j by M..... iiiiii'. Y'A'Y. Ill I. : ".'. wci K a v. i- hin : ::p,)i ar will a: I'.' h i'-c h: . I a. ii id i .-. h"P'. i, a; i .e pi "li M ll,' II .iff I " a, a ha I 'ha ul. ,'d i"i i : tie- 111-is!' h ia :!:.' tiaai ." !"ii il'llll lab' '',il,il iailat.. ll ,- lac i ,aav I -I". I I !l! hirli aiipiiil. ai . contain., 'e w.a-. -up (,1 Ihc con- I' i I be CM ;;i'.f IM!. C.Jill, !l.!l! l. C.l V. ' II'-.1. - il. - c- ail i'jir:;ival Faracie 1 r.inl.ii" fun: 111 Jst. I.tiiiis ( sain ol Sli'il. I h" V'ai- a lam (ilia (I c i lll'T-. I 11 !' (ail ci 1 'tit.: hirli siii uil four o'l'loi 1: paiade bi'a Watch intend the c K'.hliel ii'.i,' day, April . r. a C ni M" I. a Ic ri'l.l!'.: rial.- be at la.!'" .ad ; l.p-j .Milliethe j !, ail Til. i I y-r. '. '' :.,). i- liro.i'.lit hi i hc la.i v.s ii'li c :in utiier d.iv hill nl I -.,a nl .. nr.,, "ni, In y. ni' . nil. la:e;i ; I a-' i :.ii .i r .a. Ihiih anil eeiueyiiii! Hie I ia':.' iii-.-d ' a! to H. 1-'. McCurty nl :",' and 1, C. Liltlelield miiiiy. .Missouri, lor the by the executor of the i suite ol line A.l.ihui' Wliiteley, dautili-ler and minor hi ir of Samuel White-ley '.S. .'.a; pvohahir the last slave .'old r. ; : 1 1 fiii.n y. and is interesting u .'eiic ol a bytione lime, ale was rail, Irani nl I hat time, the piiich.iMr.. were ptr'eetly of, and in the document they cu 111,: ' l .11 'jer I m i-i he l:. n I.-;.) !!'. .11 tlies nbablv ! I'.-ek ti I !J ' i ...l. . ,!: hiipe ; I HIV.. I i.ilOil I I ii i 1 1 ! t:c 1 1. ..-iil cub v. i'l in i l' ' iil'd hi ; -. n v i h a .a-: Tli" Mn"..irk ',a.-t ar and v illi i'1'a-i'ii i i inlu two s inch i it ion icin-s lor tin team in the Imyiic 1-. lKiuired to le-pesit $")0 for (he laithlul perforniance diiimu I he .season. The first came wili be played .Sun.liiy and il is hoped that a laita- crowd will b" out to witness the Kanie. C. S. Ilet. .'.ecii'tiil'v ol (he I'auue, and T. H .Shnlfer ol the Sullivan club. j ai'iciu'tii'-nt which lui'ieiiii Mate nnC ,,ir I ul of ihe 1 1 i eii-es i'lul iM.M'lt.". ! : a :. i - them nl'd in i.ii !l l;' Jiially slated, tl isiie. ti) lx voted ; '.i llliii-r elect inn. v. I . '' .. .ii.. icults: 1 ( amine. e the pr-'-e'it Stale Hieli-i war. .Sy. iei: of 7Ci 10 i ii'i s. piiinary and . ''i i'iairy roads. In lil.i,', or linn ; a , !-. . tumor than will lie po. siljie un li"' ti"' ,.iy-a..-you-i'e a'an. j '.! C:i.:!e a fund m f I ) (OU.ot 0. belt. ii a t;i; il and 1!:7. Inr al.irm-lo-. iiiai-l.it s-.slenl i)T .-.'ale !)l!ll ion) ..tatc I ni i'iii lined mad:. In (any tounty. No ' "olle!i' I i li la. l.i-lo-iniula l loads are pos-j'lli'c ii : id'l- the pr -as-votl-ito plan. I II A.ld not more than 3(H) miles lo Mie p;e ti! ilaie til' hway sy.-,("lll. en!i- I lie M-hool ni: h iits ni Mi .soiiri into .about Il'llll !ar:;,.' tiiarnts and provide, more iulefeane ,',t..ieri lur til" srhmilii ' wee in-iiie al a iii'.-iiiia Halitrday in: (elinr.bi i ol a .suliroiiiuiPVc of tin j I iA'cisiaiive ('iMiaiiiMrc nl Ihe 8tut i Ter.ehri' ,' As oi i.i 1 1 : : i 1 Th( obirc' oi Vie pp.iKi-.ed coasoli- da'aiii I. in I'M. uli- br'ur i .liicaliiiiial I Incline, ii niial .-.'ell. ins ol Hie Htnti. Miid .Slate Snpi I'.iiii niii nl of Schools' t'hi.i lei A. e. w l.o a'a udi d the meet- ; ni7 I A Sim. i-i- ,:'! ..'Ii-.u IiiiuI U pro- I po .I'd ill Ihe lira lire to inovidi i.lance lor Mr' p.Kinr (lislni'ia r.im i rural pub-i Ihe events will be held nt the local lueh 'eliool uroimds nnd Iniildino. ll is ov.pccicd that a larite numlMr of sihools over the county will rnter the larinus rontesls. DOG BITES CAUSE SCAREJN GERALD Dok Proves to Have Rabies-County Court Issues "Impound or Kill" Order. COUNTY COURT NEWS The Franklin County Court has been ti.ie:actiiiir unite a lot of business dur-iin; the week beside sittint; as a board ef eiiiialiatioii. The court and the board will no doubt complete their as. , iviirn mis wee nno adjourn iiniii i Sunday .April 1 Hint I'MoiKia.v. npiu , ill which liiui' lory are unable hi raise sulllrient fluid even bv . it tri-r- the eoa. iiliilion.il in ixi 11:111,1 . : hncl lo v. Th" .suiic.iiiiiiiiil. " iii.-e'iai' oul'l'.iedj Mic pio. er.ae lor 'he caiiip.ii.ai nnd ; lor sill na o am o. ihe inia-aii-e In Ihci . inter:! Unwell circulation of luitiu-1 imrriuuns Aiimni? Maeimio vo.. ior uie live pi -litions. - inainieiiiiiice oi enuuiys iiiiuiiii; ma- I Ihe ei iih-ii-ii'e -.ci., called bv Prof ehllics. will be in session as a board of eqnali- r ilniii to puss on npin-nls liom the decisions of (hat board. Itieii.ess transacted by the court since last Friday's report is as follows: O urt enters into eonlrael will! the a iiieinb. r of (he fnc-1 Petition for chance of puklic road !!' (Vr'"il st iic Ti-n-iu-iV ! 2fi-43-IW.. was read in court and the "HI i ;1' Liiilu j and Pinochle. The licriiian Kivc a EuchiL' Busch's Hall. 11. Everybody lii a. :; ial l'ni'iii and I'hii.i 111.: !,: : V.'cdiiriday cvei Wl l.'lillll . This '.! 1 ra. ca'.y ;.s The ; a fact aware state that they io-midio all i''sonsi-biMly for the same and absolve the person nctine, as executor ol the os-ta'e from any lii'tire liability or I'-.M.ble on nee'iimt of it. J h- hill wa-. u rith n wi:h pen and .': ...a! i, .ell pre ,eivrd. bi.llivan Mua .iv.s. Dance at Labadie Hall Sal., April 14 '! a" I.ahaii' Oi.-he 'ia will play tor .: -ia-!, i! i h" 1 abadic i Ma. i Hall, on -,: .;:. c-.'iun .. April 11. Vou are 'l.'l-l lb.- a the nail ta..t 111" I: -mi: t.un- ' able to h!n-!i (hi- w :: ilns in the ire.i.iir,'. I.i i' '.ue was oivanied e. mali I (I a vi rysuc-in- schedule is un id-iimlis. t!" vinti"!.'. nf pla .'ill' a p. .-.t lion win cii.iiiipiiinship. Mach .till" ill) exlsti!!!" can. i-.llii eillll" il-'- i ln Missouri's biauliliil i.UUe c- hi' ,1.1. k. 4 Will' n and fill;' liiiliwavs ei,h-rlni: tin n In .e cu'iia'slioii. All of the nboM' w:l! al oat vrhont uddaiiiiiiil ae.v kind, but merely by aiiie principle of finance in borrow un: money, or i. Chnr!"s Mi ullv nf ''a i-,, i .i..., uii.i u i i. nr. court. followuiK the reirl of the lmrh im.ii of the iDiaiiaii.e Tlw iniMi.iiw engineer, oroeren ine rona oM-nen. huoposal as n,w drr.'ted I,ee snlil Tl,is ls Uw rni,l hteU 1,aris d,,vr"y I would e, ie a iclctnciiai: ,.omm.s.!e!ist of St. Clair road to state hiKhwny I'io.i nf mx iii.-niher la each countv of I Na C,i' elimiiiato the lonu dc- a ,!,. , tour inroimn ine liverscnnnui lanns. A. r. liorneiir. MiH'rinieniieni oi c the main large cities to be bioiipht taxation ol utiliiiiK the that is used .stiiiiK bonds, Kneh 1'iiii'tiii .sto-i : 1 Irie! iiilo 1 n-..,.i- posed to c.hi'ia ii a I ach ell; H-icl. un, I 'hi triels lo be establish' bolh i ill the j to build a home, u Imsiuess hiiililini:, a I railroad, a telephone svMem or imv I other public lililily. The roads Will I be paid for out of automobile licenses and pnsoHne taxes. Just as in the piiy-l n.'i-you-h'o )lan, but the public will have the use of them lour years earlier, nnd. In addition there will be the $40.WKi.ooo systim offurm-to-mnrlcet roads, which arc not possible Sulli-an. were here to assist nrr fh0 pav-as-.i-mt-Bo plan nt s . pieluuiiiary an.iii Dame at .loll'iioshurf'. T he Al'ieiicaii llrnth' rs wall have a dance in their hall at ,leiriiesbur' Saturday evcluii".. Apnl 14. C'.ood music. Rplieslnncnhi wall be served. Eury-budy weleoiac. me the riis- s. II is pro-h'rh .'.ehnol in immhi r ol dis- I hi each ooun- tv In the revl ion woald be deiermined I ' t ijiiery supplies schools, allowed $J8 20, quarterly postage and telephone tolls; also $212.15. iiilary and expenses for Murch. Skinner Ac Kennedy allowed $40.58. Major Stark's offer provides that for the most tersely stated expression which will best convey the uiiti'i and inirnoses of the nronosed eond roads amendment a cu Ii prize ol S.'iOOO will'"mv.is I"'1"!'. The Barnyard Tig ZMakcs a Flapper Out of (jrandmolheroAnd How Cook Big Features for Mo. State Fair One ul tlie most 1 1 ibarate combinations ol Iree laiideulle nets in Ihe history ol the Mis.a'.ii'i Mate i-'air ha. been banked by the Male I'air's Committee nil A'tractli.lis ior the J;l2'.t Ex- i posit ion. Amai. t lii-'.l.i, .i -corihu to IColua'l A. T. Nel iai n! I.eh.ainii, i)i-I lector. The laiique coaibiiia'ioli will j include he most ..pertaeulnr and popu-ilar lealia-c ; ol i iiti , laiiancal ol the liincti i ni ll i e'llury. I The six 1 lit: I el;' . , iicis 'an OrclK's! ra were iibiiiined throu-.h (lit- llanias-Carulhi'is 1-air liuoiiiii'; As- ai:i;i!iiin and tin v will hiav pioiiiinent !.., ii. .1... ni ii.ii.,.-... ...a in aa ii .s. in lii-til c.l ila- .Sate lair's I Iran's I 'a. ill: by noun; Throiii'.h Autoci'.. ITT-I.f'lii Noivs t.'.'i l;r. Joset r'riiii Kn days mi lhl:e sli'.i'C". a ihiuudiii'; re ui.s. '.vpi-ji ihc fan." -a ' oa t::c boat fan; v.a.-, t to Iliiri',)!'. he 1 l hi; information 1 la; I i! the yiclder of a serum b'.'iiii'.' Hint will luiii into ::..ppcrs. i:o lonm-r were !):!.., Miilfrd a! Tliey vvre : ( i vnifv the liinhosl i t Glorifies the Pig I iii!li:iioii pralalMiiil'l wia' li h.a -,.-eat-: in . ca)aci!y nf iiiip!i.xaia,.'eiy 10 !!')() i neisiais. flic Hawiiimn iiiiis.e niaia-rs : kni.'V.n in H as I'nii s i- .j ear m i be awarded, with $25.00 for the second jbe-il. $15 00 lor Ihe third nnd $10.00 lo- Ihe fourth. I The offer provides further Hint the I eontf slants will be confined lo th'.' I school children nl Missouri nnd limit-led to those dnini' hii;h school nnd ele- mi litary school win k, whether In pub lic, parochial, i iiu-privale or private schools. The slocaiis must be submitted through 1 be sain rintendenl or principal of the .school, if in the cities or towns, or thi'oii'-.h the leachcr if it be a rural .school which Ihe contestant attends. No slnrain shall consist of more than la words. Ihe h-wer the heller. :-o lone, as they convev Mie idea clearly. Write or pi a ' your slogan nca"y and put your e. n,:e. a;e. po tofticc and iitl Hawaii- mp name ol your scnoo: o i me saiue sl'.cel of paper wan the .sIokhii. More than one slogan may be submitted by a caiite .taut. Th" slo'.'ans will be numbered and daled in the onli r of their receipt nnd iil ease a winmn:: sIokjii is siu'.aeste-! by more th .a one contestant, the jitdurs will ui'.e 'he prefenaice to the larti'dy bv Ihe liemiM r of hn.'li schools needed in n count'. Ie said. The lnri'e cities ef the State are excluded from provision': of th" measure, us they now have Iiii-rc districts.Loe ;aid the con olid n ion prnarani. if ndoplid in the c'c-tii'ii. would solve the problems of mum o! the small districts ..nil those Willi such small valuations that Ihev are unable to rnis sultieient fluids to support yuod schools. Tlie School Hoards in the new districts could relornte the p.stlnir eli"ols to .ser"r th" be t interest., of tyi entire diaric' I .re said, or establish central schools anil pi-ovid"It-.uis-poilaMon hici'ilics !oi' 1'ie pupils u.s in M.'ine ol Ihe Iurn- er didri!'1 The proi i' i -i I to assist (li-trict: sufTiclrnt funds. rii.aiia!inn fund is : vhicli cannot raise even bv votinu th" constitutional limit, en the SUM as e rural rchoo's l,ee said the tnenai'-e providei if a district, at'er inaiaa r the r., lew. failed to raise the a'eia"i omit thai iiiijiai-stion of th" (i. rale lo all l'aal district,; in Mv which is (15 cents id valuation for thai cents am- -cent State would produce, i' would receive etioueh from Ihe ritiialiaiiiui fund to bi'ini; ils revenue tin lo lhat avei:i';o T'he avrae," nr-ed in rural di.tra-ts lust) year In' limit wain Ihe available Arran;:' leviiiu! th" riinsiPiiHonal ! about f.1C a pup''. cilv iii"'ie;s the amount ner I ll 1 1 ii I v,:--. st 1 mi 1 1 MOO :ii'!i'". al'o v. iil be made by the siihco'Miaii t'-e lor a ia neral nieet-int; of ei-i"alo's an. I oiliers iutere.sled. to he held probably In Columbia to esailain the pn.po. al end i;el. the eum-linii'.n under way. Ki'turuin? lo Cirntialiy. s here one o! prole: si'aia! play world aiir'lcis". also will ap- tlie ciiiuhi! biul.iin.'.s. first one rccciv. c The .iude.es ma lions, if in ih'-i'' re.lec t opinion. all sii:,ncs-lioiie is ri- li ' i la cmbii haa aaia la, a ! to rcjiiv'.'i::;:.' :;.a;;diiii);her; .omi ;h;nit .ininial . n sHfi ! For J .-:')' i'; the Ann i-i'-.ui li :'i". : o- ol V.'as-i rai.in Insliln,'; of ijt rl'ii. (.t-e nl ihe most nolahi" phvoiciui: ih" civilized woiiii. And he has to ue-l)r.the and p:o- i iioamed the edict thai Hie p.i; if no' ia i!:: lf a thine; of ijeauty. i-s canable ia prorliK im; seductive umimne chi'im. . Cnairaon ba-nv.ivd pii-ss. nccordin? to I,'r ;:..'!!!). will V..VL- th'' m:;lu!e-a'-ed v.i :a. a "i the future a lace 83 smooth i ; 1 hi . -'i'lti:! as, thai of her flapper ! r: : .i. h'.-r, Mr. K.op lot the pis not thecal--i, a; oi Use barf b" explaining asiol-lovs: ski.i ii-suc"! of the piK are ::hl ? . 7 Pit M !li.:i. ml H..', danci r: in iioiiii a nan and - c ti .lee. s. T.icse are run .'.bail:-.: mill .aid distilled Mini! qaantity of phenol lira reir.o . i il i'i.'o ii: i thiout'-i a vai- r and w'.d-d. Tiie result. iii scram is injected into tin- vrar-vein of the rabbit. Afier fourteen days tlie rabbit Id ki.iecl it nd its Iviooa withdrawn. It. is placed in n container and the ciear liquid which arises to the top is wiihihi.-.'.-a. This laiaid is tne yoiith-(.;ii'au; iiii:;tare Dr. Kapp recommends. ".!7-.", r.;l women It.ol-.ed twenty years yi-u j.-a alter icco:vin;; the treat-na a; . !'. sua;. Tne treatment takes six to eight weeks, he explained, and .sometimes the result last several years, while in other cases the treatment must be repeated in a year if the patient desires to keep cu lo-jl'Jnj be iter and younger. Ur. Jov : Franz Kapp. prominent medical man. who claims that a serum obtained from piitskni will restore Kiauiarioih'-r'.. complexion to rival ansed and cut j tiUit of ncv granddaughter. Pa': s Sen-nailers pi ilar. cia i n-, op'-iaac lii.imb'i.i will! siaeei i in 1 1 iiir.entaiisi; . j fair visitors wi'l wiMie s or." c! the ani'st Cn.hw feats ol skill and hrav-!er en the hirhi si. aapaaa'as of ll; I kind now in esa.,tcniis The Four ",:r-aaizos court death in naiilv sensational lea is at a licmlit "l ll!t left and tnoi aslunhhim'. prrl. ol it is thai in ncl 'is used. A slip would mt an in:.! ant : deaih. I ! The other ach: include' The Hacardie I iTria. a f in iou.,lv hist cln.'ii nianhcr; j :I-i,e I'li.rle s Flyers, spe'.'inliii!!.' in i 1 mid-air evolution.; and doine, the dou-jble st.mcr.sault bliiid-foldcd : the Three I Parisians, u phencmi nul acrobatic f xhibitimi by two pretty ladies: the ! Alexander Brothers, premier honz ui-jtal bar artists: and liennie and His : !!. a Reimine comedy tlos net thai has never been Mirpassed m its kind. Tlie Comniitte,.' on Attractions also has leontrai ted lor numerous bands. Ived that is worthy of u:.e in the inmpauai. Slo'.pms rihv he illustrated hv dia- ' liiam:-'. or driirtiir: -. and due weight, will ' he eiven such ill astral ions, il suitable j ior use with the slogans. If preferred, the school superintend- ' cut or principal may hold an climina-! Hon contest in Hie school, havine; a' committee of 'cachers select the best j .li.s.ins submiiicl. and sendiin; them in to be rnlercd in the contest. Komi; sample slogans, merely to show what, is wanted are as follows: I FINISH HIE .!OH ABOLISH Tills Frederic': Achelibi.ch lclt Weiilie.-dnv lor New York City, where hi' will sail flalai'lav for (iermaiiy where he will spend the summer. Mr. Achen-bai'li plans lo visit the craic of his bniUiir. Ch'irlfs. in rji'rlsbad. and tin n en to had Ki.uheim where he will i-ko i real i.n ills for heart trouble. Win renshai'i: iMo.) .Standard Herald. Mr. At henb ich is wi ll known lu re, havin;: livid lu re many years a':o. (ieo. D. Barnard ft Co. allowed $56 - 31, supplies for recorder. Buxton Ai Skinner nllowrd $2(1007. tax receipts and supplies. L. II. Olt matin t Son allowed $35.53. supplies for poor home. Paul Mone. Jr., :i 11 owed $34.51, for four wheel barrows. tieii I) Barnard A: Co. allowed $40.81. supplies. Oehes Wall, road overseer road district No. 14, allowed $100, checking account.Permit was granted Dr. J. P. Dunnl-;an to issue prescriptions (or ethyl alcohol and wine. Paul Helm was appointed a commissioner of the New Haven special road distiict upon the recommendation of the city council of New Haven. (Ieo H. Vossbrink. superintendent of county machinery, made his settlement lor March as follows Expenditures. $1021.84: receipts. $500; due $521.84. Said Vassbrink allowed an additional checkiliK account of $1000. J. I). Adams Co. allowed $153.82, for di at; .scrapers and blades. ! Busch's Hardware Store allowed $(!.-'4a. supplies. (ierm a Mfi;. Co. allowed $100.35. sup plies tor court house. l'luschke's Garage allowed $233.40, truck repairs. Oeo. H. Vossbrink. highway engineer, allowed $15940. salary for March and quarterly postage. .T. W Houston was appointed Justice ol the peace of Meramee township. Sullivan special road district, allowed $1307.11. all funds due said district. (let). Hug and Alfred Hug allowed $25. li'dil ol way in 2(I-4H-1W. (.'ourt orders that all moneys $153.- 42i as well as all tools and road mall hincry belonging to road district No. 1 1:1 be credited nnd turned over to road 'district No. 13. inasmuch as road dis tiict No. 12 has been abolished, part of it going to road district No. 13 and Hie balance to St. Clair special road district. i Continued in Friday's issue) Mad dogs in the vicinity of Gerald have caused quite a disturbance in that vicinity the past week and th" Franklin County Court. In session in Union, issued an order ; "sterdiiy i Monday i ordering all dops in Evergreen School District No. 57, Walbert School District No. 58. Good Hope School District No. 60, Hoekrldgo School District No. 53. and Pin Oak 1 School District No. 55, as well as that l part of the Gerald School District out side of the Town of Gerald be either Impounded, killed or immunized lrom rabies. This action followed the biting by u dog of tn young sons of John Crews of Gerald, on ttaturday. March 31. anil of B. II. Angell. also of Gerald, on Little or nothing was thought of the incident at the time. A week later the dog died and the iinlmal was taken by Mr. Angell to the laboratory of the State Board of Health In JefTerson City. Analysis of the dog's brain showed it to have had a well-developed case of rabies, and B. L. Layboiirn, chief of laboratories, urged that those having come In contact with the animal be given the serum treatment. In making this order Mr. Layboiirn also issued the following warning: "I also wish to call your attention lo the Inct that the virus of rabies is present in the saliva of an Infected animal about eight days before any symptoms are noticed. Persons who have Ix-en In contact with this animal during this time are In more or less danger of contracting rabies as (hero are eases on record where a dog has licked his master's hand during Ibis stage of the disease and the man has later developed rabies even I (hough there were no visible abrasions Ion his hands. The explanation of this is that I hero were minute crack.) or abrasions on Hie skin which were too small lo lie seen with the naked eye. but were nevertheless of sufficient sle and depth lo eriiiit entrance of the virus " The towns of Gerald and Hosebuil Joined the Franklin County Court in making the same orders ellective within their boundaries r.s are in client in tlie above named school districts. On Saturday of lust week John' D. Schulte and Miss Louis Korlf, both of the Rosebud neighborhood, were bitten by a dog and I hey are likew ise taking the serum treatment. No other incidents have bei n reported up to the lime of going (o press, but it appears lo be exl'eniely wise that the utmost precaution be taken to pie-vent the spread of rabies. M. I'. Students and Parents Hold Meetings on April !l. to at this year-no increase to W. D. Smith, F'air SL'c-rc visitor-, will be coirim; tary. Members of the Entertainment Committee lor this year's Fair are: W. E. Leach, President; W. D. Smith, Sec- iietarv; and Colonel A. T. Nelson. Di Plans lor meetings nf University of Missouri students and their parents tin i in II l ine i.--t ictos.-ai :l- llisiiicts MUD-TAX ON MISSOURI ROADS. o ln s,a,, M,uii,v. April !), were an-LET'S HAVE FARM-TO-MARKET tiouii. et at a university convocation ROADS NOW! I in Columbia Mondav morning, ad- MISSOUR1 LEADS IN ROAD BUILD- dressed by Dr. Stratum D. Brooks. TNG DON'T STOP HER! president, of the university, and Wil- FIVE YEARS (1AINED IN ROAD ham Bucholz of Kansas Cilv, chairman PROGRESS' VOTE THE BONDS! of the committee in charge of the or-MORE AND BETTER ROADS! NO ttanization el the parents of university INCREASE IN TAXES! VOTE j student.';. "YES" ON ltOAD BONDS. j University .students left here Wed- All slogans entered in the contest nr,sday lor the Faster holidays nnd must bo mailed to the Citizens' Road , will reach their homes in time to join parents ia the meetings. A par ent has been appointed in each county The Washerman Institute has chris tened the "youth serum" Novo pilhel. "Novo" is Latin for new and "epithelial" is Greek for skin. The experiments were first under-! rector of Attractions, taken in 1911. The skin rejuvenator j was lust tried on human beings by Dr. Kapp and his associates in 1923. "Of two hundred cases that I personally treated." said Dr. Kapp. "sixty to sixty-five per cent showed tremendous improvement, 20 per cent showed a noticeable but slight improvement and 10 or 15 per cent no improvement at all." Who could ever have guessed that the lowly pig would have come to the rescue of woman's fading beauty! Al'heu.tli more money is to be irntuu for the eii'.ertainmt.-tit of Fair Bond Committee of Missouri, 1405 Fed- the , exhibition, there rnd Commerce Trust building. St.! in admission, ac- j Louis, bv Thursday. May 10. 1928. and the most accept able slogans will be selected by a committee to be named by Major Stark. Another Liberty Ball Room Dance April 15 Another of those pleasant social dances has been announced to be held at the Liberty Ball Room, this city, on Sunday evening. Anril 15. The usu al attractions will lie on hand and the I the Hustermann Motor 'company and usual good time will be had by all place many cars in the field thte spring and summer. Named Oldsmobile Salesman Here. The Hustermann Motor Company of this city, distributors of this section for the Oldsmobile Motor Co., have announced the appointment of T. M. Sullivan as one of their salesmen. Mr. Sullivan is well known here, has a convincing personality and, is thoroughly sold on the new Olds. He will no doubt prove a valuable investment for who attend. and legislative district to be temporary chairman of the district meeting, and a student has also been appointed in each district to have charge of the student co-operation with the parents' organization. In only two counties. Ozark and Carter, from which there are no students in the university, will there be no parents' meetings. It is planned that the organization Spring Sale at Immaculate Conception Church The annual spring sale and chicken supper of the ladies of the Immaculate Conception Church of this city will be held in the church basement on Saturday. April 14. The usual sale of needlework, etc., will be held. One-Cent Sale Bvjrins Thursday. The three-day one-cent sale of the Oak Street Pharmacy will begin on Thursday of this week. April 12, closing Saturday evening, April 14. The Oak Street Pharmacy is ollering a great many bargains at this sale and you should not fail to look over the items listed in this sale. Sec ad on page four of this issue and make out your list and then don't wait too long, the supply may be exhausted. ISuried Here Today. Mrs. Fred Crowe of this city, whose death was nnnouncid in Friday's issue of The Tribune, will be buried here this afternoon in the Union Cemetery. The funeral will be held from Ihe First Baptist Church of this city. Rev. Edwin Baur mid Rev. O. C. Thurmond will olflelate. Naomi Chapter. Order of tlie Eastern Star, will also conduct their funeral rites over the body. "Boys of 76" Will Compete in San Antonio "Boys of 70" drum corps, famous organization of Racine Post No. 70, of the American Legion, is going to be in the competition for the prizes and honors nt the national convention of the Ix'gion to be held in San Antonio, Texas. October 8th to 12th. David R. Semmes, advance representative of the drum corps, which was four times winner of first national drum corps prize, recently made arrangements for the corps' stay. The quartet, the banjolcers, the orchestra, the song and dance team, Ihe saxophone sextet, the Four Piano Fiends and all the other musical groups within the drum corps will be here for the convention in full force, Semmes stated. Advance inquiries and rexrts indicate that the band and drum corps competition nt the 1928 convention will be of the liveliest. Diea "With Boots On" To Let State Road Contracts April 20 The next State road letting has been set for April 20. Bids will be received at the State highway Department office for approximately 59 miles of new construction work on the highway system at a cost of about $1,500,000. The work is to be done in 15 counties and will include 27.7 miles meetings next week shall effect a per-! of concrete paving, 14 miles of gravel manent organization and elect per- 1 surfacing. 17 miles of grading prepara- manent. oflicers and name delegates to attend the convention of parents here, June 5. during commencement week. The parents' chairman, and the student chairman for Franklin County, the parent thairmun being listed first, are: J. Harry Diekbrader and Carl J. Otto, both of Washington. tory to surfacing, and hauling of grav el for 5.7 miles of highway. Counties in which the projects are located are Andrew, Gentry, Livingston, Schuyler, Cooper, Crawford, St. Louis, Warren, McDonald, Stone. Taney. Oregon, Reynolds, Scott and New Madrid. On the platform of a hall at Delaware. Ohio, where he was about to address his followers, Frank B. Willis of Ohio, pictured above, candidate for the Republican nomination for President, was suddenly stricken and died.

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Title	Republican Tribune (Union, MO), 1928-04-10
Issue Date	1928-04-10
Issue Year	1928
Issue Month	04
Issue Day	10
Edition	1
Title Volume	63
Title Number	12
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Title	Republican Tribune (Union, MO), 1928-04-10
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Source	The State Historical Society of Missouri; Columbia, MO
Transcript	be IRepublicanttbutte 6 Pages Twice-A-Week Tuesday-Friday Franklin i'lifj'ishinfr Co., Publishers. THK MOST WIDI-XY tilU l I.A I M XKWSl'AI'KR IX THIS HMJTIO.V KSTAIMSIIF.I' IX Till: YKAU 1H05. The Only County Seat Newspaper. VOLUME 63. UNION, FRANKLIN COUNTY, MISSOURI. TUESDAY, AI'RIL 10. 1928. NUMIJER 12. MET HON. EVENING Alderman Cnpclantl anil Pispne and Collector ..m-i'i T .'. o.iih ci' Ollict The i. Ill II v !.. li i ; Mi ;' i 1 Union atlJuuT. t . . i i' .an' i nin-v-((mm il t 'li i' i .in :.' the P-aual lllectin-' rl the ii'v id riui:cnt ni tll'irii on Monil.i . vi ! ii. t!u v t '-. In lire two km!!, il-. ;':, i I . t eliiingo. Hint o! nan i: '. 'ii trie. ki'dihI ward. Fclw.tu! I1:-. !i :.:':'."' till- tjlaro a Au.'n-t I in': 1 . lain': luhiiitury rtiiii lur'!' ir aa 1 1 1 I .-.;-! . r.ni'.'s alter ca'lu ar ui c ; im : service ill tl! mii.'.-i'y , i Mil l.;, a Dining these n.ilil ji Mr. i ;a. im mil' ti km lii ul. b 'in :-.s l... i. -j .;rjhK' mi'! hi . uh i fir "ii l!ii' bai.il; a ill b" It'll, t lytic .!. C-vain.i '.i' - i e eili (I himsclt ;: . ; n : no. r e . I v.i.l imm Hi" Iiim wkii1. air.' i: ...ii V.. .1..:!' i n i :rii ( ii". i Mr. ..rlca '.' . : eniibi.i.k ir. t i i'il i .... 'i hi' 1 1 . 1 1 :i la..itl''-. w.i.s ii'aii-;. i"! bv ill- rid board I-) ..d a'. Hciabrink Gets $200 Fine on Guilty Plea Fred Hcldbiink. whose plate Just northi-iM of Union was raided by Mi':'!:; Arthur Gore and his deputies 1:1 i!i: i:n ihdt. Varrh 31. pli'atld i ;i (hat a ol piiMji'.'.sl'ill Hi III-j . i:'. I). ;,);. Justice nl the l'rnrci Keller ilns miming and Judge ,i-l!i i assessed Hi'lilbi'ink with th "ii:h;ihiiii punishment ul a lit)" of $-0", an-.! cosis. CoMs amount to $10.15. ' Hcmbrink pleaded poverty ami akedj !l a' In- b? ! hen a veer's t ine in winch j t i )..- lb liuiv Jut!-1 K-'-Ut granted j "- (ibiii':: : is tnositlis' naif.ilcid-v,.-: r: pn-'i' h-.'allh. probably . i ; .-. .1 :( : ii-ii-v I) i'.iii"- ni thai HI JUI1 BASEBALL LEAGUE ROAD BOND ISSUE SCHOOLS PROPOSED First (Janif of Season Will I So j tHI crs Cash Prizes Tor Pour ilest Pla.ud Hon Sunday With i Expressions for Use in Cain-llnutltun Team, j painn for S7:.(IO(i,(MI(l Rood Issue. MUSICAL CONTEST WON BY US H. S, I At a special nint in f ol h..sebi!l j players held he;.' : i M.uidav cveiiiiii! j jil ihi-. wii-l. in Hi-- cum i lnme. I'm n , j bri-.imr a ' u!l-lied - i ;l im inlj. r i l tlic ' Mn'.V.I'l. II.im bail l.i-ii-Mic ; lie lii': l L'a'lii' nt v !:uil l!'. !'.' p ,:rtl nil I'a', lii.nl liiiain l . in-. I Mai'l.iy Willi 111. , I H.i'ii In in 1 .! In .ii i Other i.i ii'VH-. ii tin liii'ie b": ill" ' I l.'ni ii :i.. I linn bun arc I", nr. s,i-l ! iivi.n. .I.:;ian. in .laiai s. I'ni.a '.mil iti liit. j Ai i'a' ;:i "!ai: M-i.t :.. v i'M'iiiiu.; u'M'.a.ra: y unc i ; , ,i i ' c'cl a'- ;ol- j Initiative Will Co Submitted to Form fll'Mi Hist riots in I -'Oil. ' !! ')! ."Il ill. a.l'iu.-ta Mi :l : 1..'. .a I' '1,1" 1. air .ii nt sin i ia s:."v; I'liailint: ai in . i ii. i i l.i: i.: I--('! !! Ill I II! I' M s ' ' a ' l.-t'l. 'Ul $i.:r.i4" I l'l"7 .' ! ill a-l'i .li I:: .uc:i' ii'! i .r.r. ii ;i alii' 'Dc ' i.. h !-a Im a! . Iiownl the ; v- i'l.nilal V.v a . ! Cnn- I I i mi!. In: 0ii:l'. I!i'.:h-ii'., A -n. la'u.n in Id l!i n ul the Sa,l!;.Mi Hi li 1 ,: ' ' :.i : u: i,. a 'i!;..n a:.il v i'le.u" t 'ire" 1 1.; -. t!' ive i ai' Ihn !y-li:;i a pun:' '1 he ' m : - ... ariiiiy cm.1 ii il and i . ii-lcl a. Hi the e.iii-e.l, i.!s of ! .'h'l.!. ir V ' H u.. Miss Mela I .. ' ' ai arm :or. deserve u .' i ; .in:;; iur wnauii'. the I III' U .'. t r. i-:.ai in j; in iii'i'iii'ii !'. . Ml' ll l I ll: :, t ' i . Ill I ,e m .c'ar .il !!' ). Pl'l a l.i- v. ,1! It sen- i ha. h, i v cu lie . i i.th r ca lahcr c !'.., r:;-at le '!! "ilVi cla !"!il.!- ,. i:ac , ai" nil'. . pi.l.v I p. a leitib. . r. V.i ! as . !'il nl 1 1' Ii ai'.i . .'.-.i. asni'' r. ; '. ; ..-. i .ana "i I lie Ir.' .:;. i iii.ii ila .-.lilli' flics .an! V llii ' "I- nl,;."'il 1 A -el:ediile ul li . ai anai: a.. Ml liM ll l !i. ; c I I y "I'd a', lii'iia-. 'Ihc I in criuiai ; - l a ill! li! niDi-r one hiindieil di ilar, in ea-sli will be i;iven to the luiir m IhkiI ililldii ii i ul Misaimrl who iii', o e the lie.sl Mo-I t..iii tnr use In the ca'iiai;-n liti ratine I in la half hi the p: iii..ed uoixl liiad:. I ciiliMiluliiiiuil inn' i.uiiu lit I 'I he slo".in ciini : I w'iis iiiiiliuri'cd ' bv M.i nr I.luyd ' Shirk, ihiinnim nl the C.ttcns' J'liacl I'nir.l CVniuilt - he nf Missouri. ..a or'taiiiiilliin ol pu'.-rc: mvc elii.-'ii- iiu'iesiid In tie ,.iic -ea. ol (he pru'i" i d eoiisiiiiiliiinul I li'uiHii'a lur $7.i,- ) il :1s in be paid ' Ariani'.i iin iil i ,ir ailuiii' hiliiritlve mi .i.-aiic m the inn of mi Niivi'inlM'f eleelion that w II i a ni the npprnxaiii.il !.. 1 ! coii ulliiatiiili Hiff Day for County (irade Schools Sat. Raliirday, April 14, will bo the big duy for I he public uracil schools of Franklin County, when their annual ,h'1Iiiir roiitest. track and field meet, and musical nnd deelaniatnry contests will lie held in this cltv. The .spellliiR eonU'xt will bcitin In l he morniiiK promptly nt U o'clock. 'Hie Inn k nnd held nui'l will hciiin at HI "111, nnd the musical and deelnina- lory eontesl.s will lieRin nt 7 o clock .iiiHiti'ii'i!'" li r. wirii'i'i' In-hunt levii!i; a a' .7i.(i0i'.iiiil bond t I ".HI ill 111" M'l- ;'l neeonip!i.li Ihc 111.- and lib.,' !o t s I'll . hi V ,11'. nr .li Li i: a; Lii-iii ! ll I'M'll 11! l.illll! MrnllUlllCl I a. the re: 'alar aa. il i- i' . .'.Hie ! a.'! v.ih prim.-i.' May liui'liti "!,.,' ii Ap:- 'li ihc nr.'.! e.'s I Miai ' am) V. a '-ii llli lie i u :. Vi.il by Union ve.'e ior (,i'..ii li'lte. liiivs liiirt, I :e 7in:'!i ,; the indiviiiu.il nn .1-w ; m.sir'tnieiit sh'o iiy M:ss . ai'ia .ailn by Jim- S' ara. al . n.'j by M..... iiiiii'. Y'A'Y. Ill I. : ".'. wci K a v. i- hin : ::p,)i ar will a: I'.' h i'-c h: . I a. ii id i .-. h"P'. i, a; i .e pi "li M ll,' II .iff I " a, a ha I 'ha ul. ,'d i"i i : tie- 111-is!' h ia :!:.' tiaai ." !"ii il'llll lab' '',il,il iailat.. ll ,- lac i ,aav I -I". I I !l! hirli aiipiiil. ai . contain., 'e w.a-. -up (,1 Ihc con- I' i I be CM ;;i'.f IM!. C.Jill, !l.!l! l. C.l V. ' II'-.1. - il. - c- ail i'jir:;ival Faracie 1 r.inl.ii" fun: 111 Jst. I.tiiiis ( sain ol Sli'il. I h" V'ai- a lam (ilia (I c i lll'T-. I 11 !' (ail ci 1 'tit.: hirli siii uil four o'l'loi 1: paiade bi'a Watch intend the c K'.hliel ii'.i,' day, April . r. a C ni M" I. a Ic ri'l.l!'.: rial.- be at la.!'" .ad ; l.p-j .Milliethe j !, ail Til. i I y-r. '. '' :.,). i- liro.i'.lit hi i hc la.i v.s ii'li c :in utiier d.iv hill nl I -.,a nl .. nr.,, "ni, In y. ni' . nil. la:e;i ; I a-' i :.ii .i r .a. Ihiih anil eeiueyiiii! Hie I ia':.' iii-.-d ' a! to H. 1-'. McCurty nl :",' and 1, C. Liltlelield miiiiy. .Missouri, lor the by the executor of the i suite ol line A.l.ihui' Wliiteley, dautili-ler and minor hi ir of Samuel White-ley '.S. .'.a; pvohahir the last slave .'old r. ; : 1 1 fiii.n y. and is interesting u .'eiic ol a bytione lime, ale was rail, Irani nl I hat time, the piiich.iMr.. were ptr'eetly of, and in the document they cu 111,: ' l .11 'jer I m i-i he l:. n I.-;.) !!'. .11 tlies nbablv ! I'.-ek ti I !J ' i ...l. . ,!: hiipe ; I HIV.. I i.ilOil I I ii i 1 1 ! t:c 1 1. ..-iil cub v. i'l in i l' ' iil'd hi ; -. n v i h a .a-: Tli" Mn"..irk ',a.-t ar and v illi i'1'a-i'ii i i inlu two s inch i it ion icin-s lor tin team in the Imyiic 1-. lKiuired to le-pesit $")0 for (he laithlul perforniance diiimu I he .season. The first came wili be played .Sun.liiy and il is hoped that a laita- crowd will b" out to witness the Kanie. C. S. Ilet. .'.ecii'tiil'v ol (he I'auue, and T. H .Shnlfer ol the Sullivan club. j ai'iciu'tii'-nt which lui'ieiiii Mate nnC ,,ir I ul of ihe 1 1 i eii-es i'lul iM.M'lt.". ! : a :. i - them nl'd in i.ii !l l;' Jiially slated, tl isiie. ti) lx voted ; '.i llliii-r elect inn. v. I . '' .. .ii.. icults: 1 ( amine. e the pr-'-e'it Stale Hieli-i war. .Sy. iei: of 7Ci 10 i ii'i s. piiinary and . ''i i'iairy roads. In lil.i,', or linn ; a , !-. . tumor than will lie po. siljie un li"' ti"' ,.iy-a..-you-i'e a'an. j '.! C:i.:!e a fund m f I ) (OU.ot 0. belt. ii a t;i; il and 1!:7. Inr al.irm-lo-. iiiai-l.it s-.slenl i)T .-.'ale !)l!ll ion) ..tatc I ni i'iii lined mad:. In (any tounty. No ' "olle!i' I i li la. l.i-lo-iniula l loads are pos-j'lli'c ii : id'l- the pr -as-votl-ito plan. I II A.ld not more than 3(H) miles lo Mie p;e ti! ilaie til' hway sy.-,("lll. en!i- I lie M-hool ni: h iits ni Mi .soiiri into .about Il'llll !ar:;,.' tiiarnts and provide, more iulefeane ,',t..ieri lur til" srhmilii ' wee in-iiie al a iii'.-iiiia Halitrday in: (elinr.bi i ol a .suliroiiiuiPVc of tin j I iA'cisiaiive ('iMiaiiiMrc nl Ihe 8tut i Ter.ehri' ,' As oi i.i 1 1 : : i 1 Th( obirc' oi Vie pp.iKi-.ed coasoli- da'aiii I. in I'M. uli- br'ur i .liicaliiiiial I Incline, ii niial .-.'ell. ins ol Hie Htnti. Miid .Slate Snpi I'.iiii niii nl of Schools' t'hi.i lei A. e. w l.o a'a udi d the meet- ; ni7 I A Sim. i-i- ,:'! ..'Ii-.u IiiiuI U pro- I po .I'd ill Ihe lira lire to inovidi i.lance lor Mr' p.Kinr (lislni'ia r.im i rural pub-i Ihe events will be held nt the local lueh 'eliool uroimds nnd Iniildino. ll is ov.pccicd that a larite numlMr of sihools over the county will rnter the larinus rontesls. DOG BITES CAUSE SCAREJN GERALD Dok Proves to Have Rabies-County Court Issues "Impound or Kill" Order. COUNTY COURT NEWS The Franklin County Court has been ti.ie:actiiiir unite a lot of business dur-iin; the week beside sittint; as a board ef eiiiialiatioii. The court and the board will no doubt complete their as. , iviirn mis wee nno adjourn iiniii i Sunday .April 1 Hint I'MoiKia.v. npiu , ill which liiui' lory are unable hi raise sulllrient fluid even bv . it tri-r- the eoa. iiliilion.il in ixi 11:111,1 . : hncl lo v. Th" .suiic.iiiiiiiiil. " iii.-e'iai' oul'l'.iedj Mic pio. er.ae lor 'he caiiip.ii.ai nnd ; lor sill na o am o. ihe inia-aii-e In Ihci . inter:! Unwell circulation of luitiu-1 imrriuuns Aiimni? Maeimio vo.. ior uie live pi -litions. - inainieiiiiiice oi enuuiys iiiiuiiii; ma- I Ihe ei iih-ii-ii'e -.ci., called bv Prof ehllics. will be in session as a board of eqnali- r ilniii to puss on npin-nls liom the decisions of (hat board. Itieii.ess transacted by the court since last Friday's report is as follows: O urt enters into eonlrael will! the a iiieinb. r of (he fnc-1 Petition for chance of puklic road !!' (Vr'"il st iic Ti-n-iu-iV ! 2fi-43-IW.. was read in court and the "HI i ;1' Liiilu j and Pinochle. The licriiian Kivc a EuchiL' Busch's Hall. 11. Everybody lii a. :; ial l'ni'iii and I'hii.i 111.: !,: : V.'cdiiriday cvei Wl l.'lillll . This '.! 1 ra. ca'.y ;.s The ; a fact aware state that they io-midio all i''sonsi-biMly for the same and absolve the person nctine, as executor ol the os-ta'e from any lii'tire liability or I'-.M.ble on nee'iimt of it. J h- hill wa-. u rith n wi:h pen and .': ...a! i, .ell pre ,eivrd. bi.llivan Mua .iv.s. Dance at Labadie Hall Sal., April 14 '! a" I.ahaii' Oi.-he 'ia will play tor .: -ia-!, i! i h" 1 abadic i Ma. i Hall, on -,: .;:. c-.'iun .. April 11. Vou are 'l.'l-l lb.- a the nail ta..t 111" I: -mi: t.un- ' able to h!n-!i (hi- w :: ilns in the ire.i.iir,'. I.i i' '.ue was oivanied e. mali I (I a vi rysuc-in- schedule is un id-iimlis. t!" vinti"!.'. nf pla .'ill' a p. .-.t lion win cii.iiiipiiinship. Mach .till" ill) exlsti!!!" can. i-.llii eillll" il-'- i ln Missouri's biauliliil i.UUe c- hi' ,1.1. k. 4 Will' n and fill;' liiiliwavs ei,h-rlni: tin n In .e cu'iia'slioii. All of the nboM' w:l! al oat vrhont uddaiiiiiiil ae.v kind, but merely by aiiie principle of finance in borrow un: money, or i. Chnr!"s Mi ullv nf ''a i-,, i .i..., uii.i u i i. nr. court. followuiK the reirl of the lmrh im.ii of the iDiaiiaii.e Tlw iniMi.iiw engineer, oroeren ine rona oM-nen. huoposal as n,w drr.'ted I,ee snlil Tl,is ls Uw rni,l hteU 1,aris d,,vr"y I would e, ie a iclctnciiai: ,.omm.s.!e!ist of St. Clair road to state hiKhwny I'io.i nf mx iii.-niher la each countv of I Na C,i' elimiiiato the lonu dc- a ,!,. , tour inroimn ine liverscnnnui lanns. A. r. liorneiir. MiH'rinieniieni oi c the main large cities to be bioiipht taxation ol utiliiiiK the that is used .stiiiiK bonds, Kneh 1'iiii'tiii .sto-i : 1 Irie! iiilo 1 n-..,.i- posed to c.hi'ia ii a I ach ell; H-icl. un, I 'hi triels lo be establish' bolh i ill the j to build a home, u Imsiuess hiiililini:, a I railroad, a telephone svMem or imv I other public lililily. The roads Will I be paid for out of automobile licenses and pnsoHne taxes. Just as in the piiy-l n.'i-you-h'o )lan, but the public will have the use of them lour years earlier, nnd. In addition there will be the $40.WKi.ooo systim offurm-to-mnrlcet roads, which arc not possible Sulli-an. were here to assist nrr fh0 pav-as-.i-mt-Bo plan nt s . pieluuiiiary an.iii Dame at .loll'iioshurf'. T he Al'ieiicaii llrnth' rs wall have a dance in their hall at ,leiriiesbur' Saturday evcluii".. Apnl 14. C'.ood music. Rplieslnncnhi wall be served. Eury-budy weleoiac. me the riis- s. II is pro-h'rh .'.ehnol in immhi r ol dis- I hi each ooun- tv In the revl ion woald be deiermined I ' t ijiiery supplies schools, allowed $J8 20, quarterly postage and telephone tolls; also $212.15. iiilary and expenses for Murch. Skinner Ac Kennedy allowed $40.58. Major Stark's offer provides that for the most tersely stated expression which will best convey the uiiti'i and inirnoses of the nronosed eond roads amendment a cu Ii prize ol S.'iOOO will'"mv.is I"'1"!'. The Barnyard Tig ZMakcs a Flapper Out of (jrandmolheroAnd How Cook Big Features for Mo. State Fair One ul tlie most 1 1 ibarate combinations ol Iree laiideulle nets in Ihe history ol the Mis.a'.ii'i Mate i-'air ha. been banked by the Male I'air's Committee nil A'tractli.lis ior the J;l2'.t Ex- i posit ion. Amai. t lii-'.l.i, .i -corihu to IColua'l A. T. Nel iai n! I.eh.ainii, i)i-I lector. The laiique coaibiiia'ioli will j include he most ..pertaeulnr and popu-ilar lealia-c ; ol i iiti , laiiancal ol the liincti i ni ll i e'llury. I The six 1 lit: I el;' . , iicis 'an OrclK's! ra were iibiiiined throu-.h (lit- llanias-Carulhi'is 1-air liuoiiiii'; As- ai:i;i!iiin and tin v will hiav pioiiiinent !.., ii. .1... ni ii.ii.,.-... ...a in aa ii .s. in lii-til c.l ila- .Sate lair's I Iran's I 'a. ill: by noun; Throiii'.h Autoci'.. ITT-I.f'lii Noivs t.'.'i l;r. Joset r'riiii Kn days mi lhl:e sli'.i'C". a ihiuudiii'; re ui.s. '.vpi-ji ihc fan." -a ' oa t::c boat fan; v.a.-, t to Iliiri',)!'. he 1 l hi; information 1 la; I i! the yiclder of a serum b'.'iiii'.' Hint will luiii into ::..ppcrs. i:o lonm-r were !):!.., Miilfrd a! Tliey vvre : ( i vnifv the liinhosl i t Glorifies the Pig I iii!li:iioii pralalMiiil'l wia' li h.a -,.-eat-: in . ca)aci!y nf iiiip!i.xaia,.'eiy 10 !!')() i neisiais. flic Hawiiimn iiiiis.e niaia-rs : kni.'V.n in H as I'nii s i- .j ear m i be awarded, with $25.00 for the second jbe-il. $15 00 lor Ihe third nnd $10.00 lo- Ihe fourth. I The offer provides further Hint the I eontf slants will be confined lo th'.' I school children nl Missouri nnd limit-led to those dnini' hii;h school nnd ele- mi litary school win k, whether In pub lic, parochial, i iiu-privale or private schools. The slocaiis must be submitted through 1 be sain rintendenl or principal of the .school, if in the cities or towns, or thi'oii'-.h the leachcr if it be a rural .school which Ihe contestant attends. No slnrain shall consist of more than la words. Ihe h-wer the heller. :-o lone, as they convev Mie idea clearly. Write or pi a ' your slogan nca"y and put your e. n,:e. a;e. po tofticc and iitl Hawaii- mp name ol your scnoo: o i me saiue sl'.cel of paper wan the .sIokhii. More than one slogan may be submitted by a caiite .taut. Th" slo'.'ans will be numbered and daled in the onli r of their receipt nnd iil ease a winmn:: sIokjii is siu'.aeste-! by more th .a one contestant, the jitdurs will ui'.e 'he prefenaice to the larti'dy bv Ihe liemiM r of hn.'li schools needed in n count'. Ie said. The lnri'e cities ef the State are excluded from provision': of th" measure, us they now have Iiii-rc districts.Loe ;aid the con olid n ion prnarani. if ndoplid in the c'c-tii'ii. would solve the problems of mum o! the small districts ..nil those Willi such small valuations that Ihev are unable to rnis sultieient fluids to support yuod schools. Tlie School Hoards in the new districts could relornte the p.stlnir eli"ols to .ser"r th" be t interest., of tyi entire diaric' I .re said, or establish central schools anil pi-ovid"It-.uis-poilaMon hici'ilics !oi' 1'ie pupils u.s in M.'ine ol Ihe Iurn- er didri!'1 The proi i' i -i I to assist (li-trict: sufTiclrnt funds. rii.aiia!inn fund is : vhicli cannot raise even bv votinu th" constitutional limit, en the SUM as e rural rchoo's l,ee said the tnenai'-e providei if a district, at'er inaiaa r the r., lew. failed to raise the a'eia"i omit thai iiiijiai-stion of th" (i. rale lo all l'aal district,; in Mv which is (15 cents id valuation for thai cents am- -cent State would produce, i' would receive etioueh from Ihe ritiialiaiiiui fund to bi'ini; ils revenue tin lo lhat avei:i';o T'he avrae," nr-ed in rural di.tra-ts lust) year In' limit wain Ihe available Arran;:' leviiiu! th" riinsiPiiHonal ! about f.1C a pup''. cilv iii"'ie;s the amount ner I ll 1 1 ii I v,:--. st 1 mi 1 1 MOO :ii'!i'". al'o v. iil be made by the siihco'Miaii t'-e lor a ia neral nieet-int; of ei-i"alo's an. I oiliers iutere.sled. to he held probably In Columbia to esailain the pn.po. al end i;el. the eum-linii'.n under way. Ki'turuin? lo Cirntialiy. s here one o! prole: si'aia! play world aiir'lcis". also will ap- tlie ciiiuhi! biul.iin.'.s. first one rccciv. c The .iude.es ma lions, if in ih'-i'' re.lec t opinion. all sii:,ncs-lioiie is ri- li ' i la cmbii haa aaia la, a ! to rcjiiv'.'i::;:.' :;.a;;diiii);her; .omi ;h;nit .ininial . n sHfi ! For J .-:')' i'; the Ann i-i'-.ui li :'i". : o- ol V.'as-i rai.in Insliln,'; of ijt rl'ii. (.t-e nl ihe most nolahi" phvoiciui: ih" civilized woiiii. And he has to ue-l)r.the and p:o- i iioamed the edict thai Hie p.i; if no' ia i!:: lf a thine; of ijeauty. i-s canable ia prorliK im; seductive umimne chi'im. . Cnairaon ba-nv.ivd pii-ss. nccordin? to I,'r ;:..'!!!). will V..VL- th'' m:;lu!e-a'-ed v.i :a. a "i the future a lace 83 smooth i ; 1 hi . -'i'lti:! as, thai of her flapper ! r: : .i. h'.-r, Mr. K.op lot the pis not thecal--i, a; oi Use barf b" explaining asiol-lovs: ski.i ii-suc"! of the piK are ::hl ? . 7 Pit M !li.:i. ml H..', danci r: in iioiiii a nan and - c ti .lee. s. T.icse are run .'.bail:-.: mill .aid distilled Mini! qaantity of phenol lira reir.o . i il i'i.'o ii: i thiout'-i a vai- r and w'.d-d. Tiie result. iii scram is injected into tin- vrar-vein of the rabbit. Afier fourteen days tlie rabbit Id ki.iecl it nd its Iviooa withdrawn. It. is placed in n container and the ciear liquid which arises to the top is wiihihi.-.'.-a. This laiaid is tne yoiith-(.;ii'au; iiii:;tare Dr. Kapp recommends. ".!7-.", r.;l women It.ol-.ed twenty years yi-u j.-a alter icco:vin;; the treat-na a; . !'. sua;. Tne treatment takes six to eight weeks, he explained, and .sometimes the result last several years, while in other cases the treatment must be repeated in a year if the patient desires to keep cu lo-jl'Jnj be iter and younger. Ur. Jov : Franz Kapp. prominent medical man. who claims that a serum obtained from piitskni will restore Kiauiarioih'-r'.. complexion to rival ansed and cut j tiUit of ncv granddaughter. Pa': s Sen-nailers pi ilar. cia i n-, op'-iaac lii.imb'i.i will! siaeei i in 1 1 iiir.entaiisi; . j fair visitors wi'l wiMie s or." c! the ani'st Cn.hw feats ol skill and hrav-!er en the hirhi si. aapaaa'as of ll; I kind now in esa.,tcniis The Four ",:r-aaizos court death in naiilv sensational lea is at a licmlit "l ll!t left and tnoi aslunhhim'. prrl. ol it is thai in ncl 'is used. A slip would mt an in:.! ant : deaih. I ! The other ach: include' The Hacardie I iTria. a f in iou.,lv hist cln.'ii nianhcr; j :I-i,e I'li.rle s Flyers, spe'.'inliii!!.' in i 1 mid-air evolution.; and doine, the dou-jble st.mcr.sault bliiid-foldcd : the Three I Parisians, u phencmi nul acrobatic f xhibitimi by two pretty ladies: the ! Alexander Brothers, premier honz ui-jtal bar artists: and liennie and His : !!. a Reimine comedy tlos net thai has never been Mirpassed m its kind. Tlie Comniitte,.' on Attractions also has leontrai ted lor numerous bands. Ived that is worthy of u:.e in the inmpauai. Slo'.pms rihv he illustrated hv dia- ' liiam:-'. or driirtiir: -. and due weight, will ' he eiven such ill astral ions, il suitable j ior use with the slogans. If preferred, the school superintend- ' cut or principal may hold an climina-! Hon contest in Hie school, havine; a' committee of 'cachers select the best j .li.s.ins submiiicl. and sendiin; them in to be rnlercd in the contest. Komi; sample slogans, merely to show what, is wanted are as follows: I FINISH HIE .!OH ABOLISH Tills Frederic': Achelibi.ch lclt Weiilie.-dnv lor New York City, where hi' will sail flalai'lav for (iermaiiy where he will spend the summer. Mr. Achen-bai'li plans lo visit the craic of his bniUiir. Ch'irlfs. in rji'rlsbad. and tin n en to had Ki.uheim where he will i-ko i real i.n ills for heart trouble. Win renshai'i: iMo.) .Standard Herald. Mr. At henb ich is wi ll known lu re, havin;: livid lu re many years a':o. (ieo. D. Barnard ft Co. allowed $56 - 31, supplies for recorder. Buxton Ai Skinner nllowrd $2(1007. tax receipts and supplies. L. II. Olt matin t Son allowed $35.53. supplies for poor home. Paul Mone. Jr., :i 11 owed $34.51, for four wheel barrows. tieii I) Barnard A: Co. allowed $40.81. supplies. Oehes Wall, road overseer road district No. 14, allowed $100, checking account.Permit was granted Dr. J. P. Dunnl-;an to issue prescriptions (or ethyl alcohol and wine. Paul Helm was appointed a commissioner of the New Haven special road distiict upon the recommendation of the city council of New Haven. (Ieo H. Vossbrink. superintendent of county machinery, made his settlement lor March as follows Expenditures. $1021.84: receipts. $500; due $521.84. Said Vassbrink allowed an additional checkiliK account of $1000. J. I). Adams Co. allowed $153.82, for di at; .scrapers and blades. ! Busch's Hardware Store allowed $(!.-'4a. supplies. (ierm a Mfi;. Co. allowed $100.35. sup plies tor court house. l'luschke's Garage allowed $233.40, truck repairs. Oeo. H. Vossbrink. highway engineer, allowed $15940. salary for March and quarterly postage. .T. W Houston was appointed Justice ol the peace of Meramee township. Sullivan special road district, allowed $1307.11. all funds due said district. (let). Hug and Alfred Hug allowed $25. li'dil ol way in 2(I-4H-1W. (.'ourt orders that all moneys $153.- 42i as well as all tools and road mall hincry belonging to road district No. 1 1:1 be credited nnd turned over to road 'district No. 13. inasmuch as road dis tiict No. 12 has been abolished, part of it going to road district No. 13 and Hie balance to St. Clair special road district. i Continued in Friday's issue) Mad dogs in the vicinity of Gerald have caused quite a disturbance in that vicinity the past week and th" Franklin County Court. In session in Union, issued an order ; "sterdiiy i Monday i ordering all dops in Evergreen School District No. 57, Walbert School District No. 58. Good Hope School District No. 60, Hoekrldgo School District No. 53. and Pin Oak 1 School District No. 55, as well as that l part of the Gerald School District out side of the Town of Gerald be either Impounded, killed or immunized lrom rabies. This action followed the biting by u dog of tn young sons of John Crews of Gerald, on ttaturday. March 31. anil of B. II. Angell. also of Gerald, on Little or nothing was thought of the incident at the time. A week later the dog died and the iinlmal was taken by Mr. Angell to the laboratory of the State Board of Health In JefTerson City. Analysis of the dog's brain showed it to have had a well-developed case of rabies, and B. L. Layboiirn, chief of laboratories, urged that those having come In contact with the animal be given the serum treatment. In making this order Mr. Layboiirn also issued the following warning: "I also wish to call your attention lo the Inct that the virus of rabies is present in the saliva of an Infected animal about eight days before any symptoms are noticed. Persons who have Ix-en In contact with this animal during this time are In more or less danger of contracting rabies as (hero are eases on record where a dog has licked his master's hand during Ibis stage of the disease and the man has later developed rabies even I (hough there were no visible abrasions Ion his hands. The explanation of this is that I hero were minute crack.) or abrasions on Hie skin which were too small lo lie seen with the naked eye. but were nevertheless of sufficient sle and depth lo eriiiit entrance of the virus " The towns of Gerald and Hosebuil Joined the Franklin County Court in making the same orders ellective within their boundaries r.s are in client in tlie above named school districts. On Saturday of lust week John' D. Schulte and Miss Louis Korlf, both of the Rosebud neighborhood, were bitten by a dog and I hey are likew ise taking the serum treatment. No other incidents have bei n reported up to the lime of going (o press, but it appears lo be exl'eniely wise that the utmost precaution be taken to pie-vent the spread of rabies. M. I'. Students and Parents Hold Meetings on April !l. to at this year-no increase to W. D. Smith, F'air SL'c-rc visitor-, will be coirim; tary. Members of the Entertainment Committee lor this year's Fair are: W. E. Leach, President; W. D. Smith, Sec- iietarv; and Colonel A. T. Nelson. Di Plans lor meetings nf University of Missouri students and their parents tin i in II l ine i.--t ictos.-ai :l- llisiiicts MUD-TAX ON MISSOURI ROADS. o ln s,a,, M,uii,v. April !), were an-LET'S HAVE FARM-TO-MARKET tiouii. et at a university convocation ROADS NOW! I in Columbia Mondav morning, ad- MISSOUR1 LEADS IN ROAD BUILD- dressed by Dr. Stratum D. Brooks. TNG DON'T STOP HER! president, of the university, and Wil- FIVE YEARS (1AINED IN ROAD ham Bucholz of Kansas Cilv, chairman PROGRESS' VOTE THE BONDS! of the committee in charge of the or-MORE AND BETTER ROADS! NO ttanization el the parents of university INCREASE IN TAXES! VOTE j student.';. "YES" ON ltOAD BONDS. j University .students left here Wed- All slogans entered in the contest nr,sday lor the Faster holidays nnd must bo mailed to the Citizens' Road , will reach their homes in time to join parents ia the meetings. A par ent has been appointed in each county The Washerman Institute has chris tened the "youth serum" Novo pilhel. "Novo" is Latin for new and "epithelial" is Greek for skin. The experiments were first under-! rector of Attractions, taken in 1911. The skin rejuvenator j was lust tried on human beings by Dr. Kapp and his associates in 1923. "Of two hundred cases that I personally treated." said Dr. Kapp. "sixty to sixty-five per cent showed tremendous improvement, 20 per cent showed a noticeable but slight improvement and 10 or 15 per cent no improvement at all." Who could ever have guessed that the lowly pig would have come to the rescue of woman's fading beauty! Al'heu.tli more money is to be irntuu for the eii'.ertainmt.-tit of Fair Bond Committee of Missouri, 1405 Fed- the , exhibition, there rnd Commerce Trust building. St.! in admission, ac- j Louis, bv Thursday. May 10. 1928. and the most accept able slogans will be selected by a committee to be named by Major Stark. Another Liberty Ball Room Dance April 15 Another of those pleasant social dances has been announced to be held at the Liberty Ball Room, this city, on Sunday evening. Anril 15. The usu al attractions will lie on hand and the I the Hustermann Motor 'company and usual good time will be had by all place many cars in the field thte spring and summer. Named Oldsmobile Salesman Here. The Hustermann Motor Company of this city, distributors of this section for the Oldsmobile Motor Co., have announced the appointment of T. M. Sullivan as one of their salesmen. Mr. Sullivan is well known here, has a convincing personality and, is thoroughly sold on the new Olds. He will no doubt prove a valuable investment for who attend. and legislative district to be temporary chairman of the district meeting, and a student has also been appointed in each district to have charge of the student co-operation with the parents' organization. In only two counties. Ozark and Carter, from which there are no students in the university, will there be no parents' meetings. It is planned that the organization Spring Sale at Immaculate Conception Church The annual spring sale and chicken supper of the ladies of the Immaculate Conception Church of this city will be held in the church basement on Saturday. April 14. The usual sale of needlework, etc., will be held. One-Cent Sale Bvjrins Thursday. The three-day one-cent sale of the Oak Street Pharmacy will begin on Thursday of this week. April 12, closing Saturday evening, April 14. The Oak Street Pharmacy is ollering a great many bargains at this sale and you should not fail to look over the items listed in this sale. Sec ad on page four of this issue and make out your list and then don't wait too long, the supply may be exhausted. ISuried Here Today. Mrs. Fred Crowe of this city, whose death was nnnouncid in Friday's issue of The Tribune, will be buried here this afternoon in the Union Cemetery. The funeral will be held from Ihe First Baptist Church of this city. Rev. Edwin Baur mid Rev. O. C. Thurmond will olflelate. Naomi Chapter. Order of tlie Eastern Star, will also conduct their funeral rites over the body. "Boys of 76" Will Compete in San Antonio "Boys of 70" drum corps, famous organization of Racine Post No. 70, of the American Legion, is going to be in the competition for the prizes and honors nt the national convention of the Ix'gion to be held in San Antonio, Texas. October 8th to 12th. David R. Semmes, advance representative of the drum corps, which was four times winner of first national drum corps prize, recently made arrangements for the corps' stay. The quartet, the banjolcers, the orchestra, the song and dance team, Ihe saxophone sextet, the Four Piano Fiends and all the other musical groups within the drum corps will be here for the convention in full force, Semmes stated. Advance inquiries and rexrts indicate that the band and drum corps competition nt the 1928 convention will be of the liveliest. Diea "With Boots On" To Let State Road Contracts April 20 The next State road letting has been set for April 20. Bids will be received at the State highway Department office for approximately 59 miles of new construction work on the highway system at a cost of about $1,500,000. The work is to be done in 15 counties and will include 27.7 miles meetings next week shall effect a per-! of concrete paving, 14 miles of gravel manent organization and elect per- 1 surfacing. 17 miles of grading prepara- manent. oflicers and name delegates to attend the convention of parents here, June 5. during commencement week. The parents' chairman, and the student chairman for Franklin County, the parent thairmun being listed first, are: J. Harry Diekbrader and Carl J. Otto, both of Washington. tory to surfacing, and hauling of grav el for 5.7 miles of highway. Counties in which the projects are located are Andrew, Gentry, Livingston, Schuyler, Cooper, Crawford, St. Louis, Warren, McDonald, Stone. Taney. Oregon, Reynolds, Scott and New Madrid. On the platform of a hall at Delaware. Ohio, where he was about to address his followers, Frank B. Willis of Ohio, pictured above, candidate for the Republican nomination for President, was suddenly stricken and died.

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