Journal Gazette from Mattoon, Illinois • Page 4

ncsrors TtVO ACTOMOBTLE LAW JT nmu mimsiii Pi7rTTr CI YIIJR MAT I hiiuu uuni toy i 1 1 Compny This is a day for real celebration-vAND HOWl Every exsoldier of the world war We're going to add to the a big value-giving day, so come and cele Argonne. brate, too. One Day yard at a tlme" advance through the Baldwin Locomotive O. Bethlehem steel Canadian Pacific Case Threshing et u. Chicago Great 8 w.

C. M. C. R. Chicago Great Chrysler Motor 30H -it-- arsBt.

p. -65 VJ(- is Double Part yool Plaid Blanket Cities Sewlce Pennsylvania Big size, in colorful hf f7A plaids, neatly bound edges. fl Corn Products 75 I Radio Corporation Crucible Steel 52H'5d'o Jfjiw Orpheum rinlBvitmi Ar. Unrimn 1MU Real Silk ARMISTICE DAY ONLYi Onyx Chiffon Hose Our regular stock of Full Fashioned Hose. sold for less than $1.25.

Drue Inc. 5 1 DeForest Radio lli DuPont de Nemours 84 Erie R. R. 31 Fox Theater A 6 General Electrio 45 General Motors 32 Goodrich Rubber 16 Gillette 30 Graham Paige 4'i Great Northern, Pfd. 62 Hudson Motors 18 Hupp Motors I Illinois Central 91 International Harvester 55 Johns Manvllle 62 Kresge 26 Lehigh Valley R.

41 Liggett Myers 79 L. 103 Missouri Pacific 35 All shades in all sizes AEMISTICE DAY-Oily. 1 a -V Gash Sale -X Iff SSI 9 ONYX Chiffon Weight wunon weigni 11.00 Never, Muslin 10c $1.59 and Wool Unions quality $3.95 Dresses Comfort Challies unique quilt 15c Thesel ONLY yard 40-111. Brand New Figured Silks Beautiful -patterns. Winter fyfl shades.

Beg. $1.43 yard. ARMISTICE DAY-yard. Jl GAJ FREQU ENT LWLrdUUMlftrUfUIHL AST) COMMERCIAL STAB Published by -11ATTOOH JOUHITAL COMPA1TI H. P.

J. 8. Secretary H7.afct Oaaattav EitabliaMd WMtolJonrnal Estbll8he4JaJ865 inT Jonrnal Estaousneq in i Consolidated January tocred-at the ytoet offics at Mafr toon. Illinois, seeood elan matter, eommitnieations to TEE JOURNAL-GAZETTE MATTOOH. ILLINOIS Published erery evening exeept Sunday.

Dally, One Tear Daily, By Carrier, Per J5 Dally, One Tear, Mail 1st Zone 14.00 Daily, One Tear, Mail 2nd Zone 14.50 la all otbef tunes. 5.50 FROCK COAfrS IN TEXAS. Although we live In a time of chance and turmoil, all Ls not yet lost. The old ways are vanishing fast, but here and there a community stands out like a rock for Its traditional virtues, Texas, to be brief, is proving a Gibraltar. The other day Oene Howe, the Am-arillo editor, Invited Garden, the grand opera star, to a tea.

He alv invited some forty leading Amarillo citizens to the tea, and stipulated that they must wear 'frock coats so that the occasion might be just what a widely traveled grand Opera star could expect. But frock coats in Texas? The forty guests searched their No frock coats. They sjjgjjf downtown to was to be had. The Panhandle has never found much use for them, and the clothiers simply hadn't stocked them. So, the end, the forty Texans bad to wire to effete Chicago and have their frock coats sent down special delivery.

All of this, very likely, is relatively unimportant in a day of great issues and knotty problems. But there la tqpifthtpg extremely encouraging about It, Just the same. The frock coat, a minor matter at best, ls a symbol and so 1 the fact that the Texas Panhandle tamed out to be a frock coat-less area. For the frock coat what Is it, any-nvf A useless and not nartkularlv attractive Item of wearing apparel, used only on occasions where one must put on the dog. No man dons one, ever, unless he has become citified and fashion-conscious.

If ts out of place In the great open spaces. Romance Is not in it. The arrival of trie frock coat on any scene means that frontier days are gone forever, and that the memory of them has grown dim. The hardy pioneers, who seldom shaved, never bathed, and dressed if the old song ls to be believed in leather breeches, would very likely have shot any man who put on a frock coat in their presence. And Texas is not just one of the foity-elght states in the American union.

It is well, it is Texas, a state set apart, a state with a great tradition. Texas is not supposed to be citified. A Texan, whether he likes It or not, ls supposed to be a brawny, twofisted, energetic man who can gallop from Port Worth to the Rio Orande before breakfast, shoo tine, hall a dozen Ka iia rva maiiIa. aiwI-. I it 1t.m 4m bis person the best features of Tom Mix, Douglas Fairbanks and Bam Houston.

Putting htm in a frock coat is like putting New York's Jimmy Walker In chaps and a sombrero. It goes against nature So, we repeat, it is comforting to find that Amarillu can put on frock coats for a tea party only by virtue of special delivery bervice from Chicago. To be sure, after Mr. Howe's party the Panhandle will be harboring at least forty frock coats, but the Panhandle Is large, they will not go far, and they will seldom be worn. Texas is still Texas.

Let us be thunkiul. FILLING STATION ROBBED. Charleston, 111., Nov. 10. A young bandit, unmasked, entered the filling station of Glen Edmons in this city late Sunday evening and at the point of a gun forced Edmons to hand over 113 In change, then disappeared.

The bandit, Edmons said, overlooked $150 which vm In the cah drawer. GOLDEN, ILL, BANK CLOSES. Golden. Hi, Nov. Exchange BUte Bank hen failed to open its doors for business today.

The bank is said to be a subsidiary of the Rlcker National Bank of Qulncy, which closed Saturday. AUTO SIGHT-SEEING TRIP. Mrs. U. S.

ObUnger, Miss Frances Do and Miss Emily Obllnger took an auiomoDus aognueemc trip through Southern XlllnoU over the week-end, going as far south as Thomas Ryan was the driver on the trip, BACK TO HOSPITAL. William Wooldrldga went back to the Illinois Central Hospital b) Chicago today toradditional treatment. He has bora taken to Chicago several times for special treatment. His con-Cioa remains bad. Bleached YIOLATOSS FIXED William Johnson was arraigned be fore Judge Branan today on a charge of -using an automobile with fictitious license plates.

He pleaded guilty and was fined $10 and costs. Arthur. Mcpherson was arrested for speeding. He "pleaded gutty sunaay before Judge Branan and was fined and costs. f--' STOLEN CABTOENP.

''f SScliTbTtii JourBslasrtU. flan belonging- dauae Mugnejt which was stolen from tfte bnslnrss district late -Saturday evening, was found early, today in good condition in the south part of the city. KILLED IN ACCIDENT. Oalesburg. VL'Vo.

Uam Sturgeon, 19, of Oneida, was klW ed in an automobile accident near Oneida lUgbAQAiu'' TTtnitv P. As L. Vanadium Steel Western Union- Westinghouss Electric White Motors WiUys Overland Chicago closing prices: Auburn Auto 1 r- Butler Bros. Central a W. Utility 17 InsuU Utility 37V Midwest Utility 17H National Electrio power A Seaboard UtiUty Bwlft Co.

UtUlty Ind. Corporatk)0kPf4 ujMH Zenith Raido MASTER'S SALE. (First Insertion Nov. 10) HTnttM la riarahv elven that in PUT' suance ot a decree of the circuit court nt miM eountt. Illinois, rendered at the October term, 1930, in the case of the Prudential Insurance Company ox America, a corporation, complainant, and against w.

v. enraaer e. o- fendants, I wm oner lor saw ar. rhwr nf tha court house In the city of Charleston. Illinois, on the 10th flay ol uecemoer.

iajy, sBBwitwum the hour of 1:00 o'clock p. m. of aaid day, tor cash In hand, to tne ingness bidder, the following described real estate, situated In the county ot Coles and state of Illinois, to-wit: The northwest quarter of the northeast quarter of Section Seven, Town ship Tmrteen norm, range eignt, of the third principal meridian, in rinioa fttimtv. Illinois. i- Dated this iota, day oi xoremoerK 1930.

BUM D- wLB, Master in Chancery of the Circuit Court ol Coles county. u-i MASTEB'S SALE. (First 'insertion Nov. 10) Notlca ia herebv siven that in nur- euance ot a decree of the circuit court of Coles Illinois, rendered at the October term, 1930, in the case ot the Prudential Insurance Company of ewpcOTtionrmpianiani, and against Andrew T. Stone et al, defendants, I will offer tor sale at the west door of the court house in the city of Charleston, Coles county, Illi nois, on ine lutn oar OI uecemoer, vaju.

commencing at the hour ot 1:15 o'clock p. m. ot said day, for cash in hand, to ine highest bidder, the. following de scribed real estate, situated in the county of Coles and state of Illinois, to-wit: The west ball or tne soutnwest quarter, and the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter of Section Ten, Township Twelve north, range ten. east oi tne mini principal mfnoiaa.

Coles county, Illinois. Dated this loth nay or Novemner, 1930. BERT B. COLE, Blaster in Chancery ot the Circuit Court of Coles County. 13-1 MASTEB'S SALE.

(First Insertion Nov. 10) Notice is hereby given that In pur suance ot a decree of the circuit court of coles county, Illinois, rendered at the October term, 1930, In the case of the Prudential Insurance Company ot America, a complainant, and against Martha V. Worsham et al, defendants, 1 will offer for sale at the west door ot the eourt house in the city of Charleston, Coles county, Illinois, on the 10th day of December, 1930, commencing at the hour of 1:15 o'clock m. of said day lor cash in hand to highest bidder, the following de-1 scribed, real estate, situated in -tne i county of Coles and state oi iumois, to-wit: The southwest quarter of the south east quarter of Section 30, Township 14 nortn. range 10.

east oi tne tnira Brincipal meridian, except a jtract In le northwest corner thereof, beginning at the northwest corner of the southwest quarter, of southeast quarter ot said Section 30; thence south 13 chains; thence east 10.39 chains; thence north 13 chains; thence west 10.25 chains to the place beginning. Also except beginning 10.35 chains east of the northwest corner ot the southwest quarter of thk southeast quarter of said Section 30; thence south tour chains; thence east .0.16 chains on a line parallel with the north line of said southwest quarter of the southeast quarter; thence north degrees, east 3.17 cnams: tnence north 1.70 chains to the north line of aaid quarter section; thence west to beginning, containing 3 acres: also except beginning 10i9 chains east of tne west line oi said soutnwest ouar ter of -the southeast quarter said Section 30 and four chains south of the north line of said quarter section: thence south 4 chains; thence north 80 degrees, east 3.97 chains; thence north 45 degrees, east 343 chains; thence north 40 degrees, east 186 chains; thence west to beginning, containing i acres." Also beginning at a point 15 rods east ot the southwest corner of Lot I of commissioners' sub-division of the James Morgan estate; thence east 35 rods; thence north 9tt rods; thence west 35 rods: thence south 9Vi rods to the place of beginning, being a part of the east end of said Lot 3, containing 1.48 acres, all in the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of Bectlon 30, Township 14 north, range 10, east oi ine tnira principal meridian. Tha northwest Quarter of the north' west quarter and the south nine acres of the southwest quarter ol the north east quarter of the northwest quarter ana tne west nan oi tne east naif ol the northeast ouarter of the northwest quarter, all in Section 38, Township i norm, range east oi ine tnira principal meridian. The southeast quarter of the south west quarter of Section 31, Township 14 north, range 10 east ot the third principal meridian, containing forty acres. Dated this 10th day of November, 1930.

BERT B. 'COLE. Master in Chancery of the Circuit court of Coles County, u- 9SU Mni jf 1 im UMUiinii 00-X AT SOUTHAMPTON Cslshot, Ens, Nor. 1(W (MS) Tbs flytaf boat DO-X carrying twenty-one persons, tended in the Cat that naval basin acre at 3:33 p. m.

(10:33 a. m. eastern standard time) completing; her flight from Amsterdam in tour houra and eight minute, I A large crowd yas on hand to ace the Kg OTft make tt landing, 4he the sea lane kept open for the DC-X to assure sufficient space for Captain Christiansen to bring bis heavy craft down safely. The stay of the German flying boat at Cslshot, which is Just outside of Southampton, ls not expected to be long, as Captain Christiansen already is behind his schedule on his projected flight by stages from Prledrichshafen to New York. The next leg of the flight will carry the DO-X to Bordeaux, Prance, and thence to Lisbon, from which port -the- trans-AUanUe hop, via the Azores and Bermuda, will be made.

BR00MC0RN INDUSTRY SHIFTING WESTWARD Washington, Nov. 10. The broom-corn Industry of the country Is shilling westward, according to the department of agriculture. Owing to the fact that broomcorn is drought resistant it la adapted to the semi-arid conditions of the plains states where -the Choice of money crops ls limited, says the department. Oklahoma, Kansas, Colorado, Illinois, New Mexico and Texas are the leading broomcorn states.

Under favorable conditions, 600 pounds of brush an acre has been the average, while drier localities or less favorable growing conditions usually limit production to 300 to 300 pounds an acre. For a number of years, the average annual disappearance of broomcorn brush in this country for domestic manufacture and export has been about 50,000 tons. Although population has increased, demand for this product has failed to keep pace. Vac uum cleaners, dust mops, carpet sweepers, push brooms and brushes made from tropical fibers have taken a toll of the broomcorn business in this country. JANE8VTLLE CITIZEN IS HONORED AT DINNER Spaclal to Tha Journal-Qaiatta.

Areola, 111., Nov. 10. Mr. and Mrs. George Baker of near Areola entertained a number of relatives at a twelve o'clock dinner on Sunday in honor of D.

T. Gordon of Janesrllle. Those present were Mr, and Mrs. Will Richardson and Mr, and Mrs 4. Elmo and children or Ougger, Mr.

and Mrs. 8. C. Titus of Champaign, Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Childress of Trilla, D. T. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Phlpps and daughters, Misses Cleo and Mildred, and Charles Hard-wick of Janesvllle, Mr.

and Mrs. p. A. Gordon and A. W.

Gordon of Charleston and Mrs. Nelle. McCandllsh 'of Mattoon. TUSCOLAN TO PRISON ON CHARGE OF ARSON Tuscola, 111., Nov. 10.

Chauncey Manwarring, seventy-one years old, a cobbler, was denied a new trial Saturday and was given an undetermined sentence of from one to twenty years in the Southern Illinois penitentiary at Chester by Judge W. H. Wamsley, following his trial on an arson charge. Manwarring was found guilty by a Jury in Douglas county circuit court. Manwarring was indicted for an attempt to set fire to the apartment over the Fullerton erocerv.

According trrth testimony oTcTghbors living near the store, he was trying to light a fire in the hallway of the apartment when discovered. He had already started one fire In a pile of oil soaked ratrs. IIK.HWAY COMMISSIONER HELD FOR SHOOTING MAN Lincoln, 111., Nov. 10. IW) John Bray, oi, commissioner of highways of Waynetvllle township, DeWitt county, is being held in Jail here today for questioning In connection with the shooting Saturday night of Roy Woodward.

26. of Atlanta, The police allege, was the result of a "drunken brawl" in, a road-house near Atlanta. Woodward's condition is serious. Bray denies knowledge of the crime. SANGAMON CORN YIELD IS NOT BIG THIS YEAR Springfield, Nov.

10. In Sangamon county yielded only eighteen bushels to the acre thin var as compared with thirty-seven bushels issx year, a survey by Farm Adviser Edwin Bay showed today. Neighboring counties also rerjorted "mail. crop. Christian; county vlll average between ten and twenty-five bushels to the acre, Montgomery fifteen to twentv and L(wan tnt fa twenty-five.

ON NON-STOP FLIGHT. Cristobal, P. c. Nov. 10s-iNS Captain Roy w.

AmmeU, Chicago brok-JL-Who to making a New York to Pan- ama non-stop flight, was reported at a point 400 miles off Puerto Cabezas, Nicaragua, at ten a. m. (eleven a. m. eastern standard time today.

S. M. COLGATE WES. Orange, Nor. loiNSMByd-ney M.

Colgate, 61, chairman of the board ol directors of the Company, of Orange, H. and Chicago, 'died suddenly to-day at his work here, SdUelghint men than fifty tons hserH I "launches chugged actively up and down W3 TV The mists of time roll back on Arm-', istlce Day, and memories of twelve years ago come up to mind again wilh these war-time photos taken by the Signal Corps of the 8. Army as re- mlnderi Aboyeat the left, two Amerl- can doughboys are shown as they were greeted by an old French couple In the village of Brieulles-sur-Bar after the Germans had been driven out. At the upper right ts a scene many war veter- ana will remember chow- In the trenches. Below it a scene of a MARKETS Chicago Grain Closing.

Chicago, Nov. 10. INS) Grains dropped sharply today with heavy liquidation. Offerings were thrown on the market rather freely and with support feeble prices crashed. Bearish pressure in wheat was also Increased by an announcement that the Canadian pool has decided the initial payment on No.

1 Northern wheat at Fort William will be reduced November II from 55c to 50c. Wheat prices dropped to the lowest levels since 1002. Rye registered new lows for the season during the session. Oats hovered around recently established lows. Closing prices were: Wheat 3tte to tc aown, corn 10 i-c lower ana oats 114c to lc off.

Rye was SHc to SVio down. Wheat started to lKc lower and eased further with general selling on weakness in ioreign markets, new iowi tor the crop were registered. The Liverpool wheat market was lUd to ld lower. Buenos Aires op ened IKe to 2'iic lower. Wheat and flour on ocean passage for the week Increased 2.696.000 bushels.

The corn market was lower In sym pathy with wheat and lairiy general selling. Buying power was moderate. Weather over the belt ls favorable for husk ins and movement to market. There was some evening up for the government reports due after the cidse. Oats and rye also showed weakness early in line with other cereals.

Estimated carlot receipts were, wheat 6, com 245, and oats M. Chicago Grain Table. WHEAT Open High Low Close Dec?" 72 Wk 6914 70', Mar 76s 76-T4 73 734 May 78'4 78Vi 75'A 75S July 79'4 78V4 76 WHEAT, old-Dec 72 72 69H 70 Mar. 76 76 73 73'4 May 78 78 75 75 CORN, new- Dec. 72'i 72 71 71 Mar.

May July 76 76M. 74 70 78 78 764 77 78 79 78'j, CORN, old- Dec. Mar. May OATS, new-Dec Mar. May July OATS, old-Dec Mar.

May 72 75 77 30 33 35 72 '4 75 78 30' a 33 35 71 74 76 30 32 33 71 74 76 30 32 34 34 30 32 34 31 33 35 31 33 35 29 31 33 New York Stock and Bonds. BY W. 8. COUSINS. (I.

N. S. Financial Editor.) New York. Nov. 10.

After a feeble but ineffectual effort to stem the tide of liquidation and speculative selling which -again -poured- In on every hand, the stock market broke to new Jow price levels for the year. The tails and utilities bore tMfe brunt of the early selling, but the Industrials were also under pressure, and scores of the best known stocks retreated the farthest distance behind front-line values, In some cases duplicating the lowest prices recorded since 1926. The market was called upon In the early afternoon to withstand one of the heaviest waves that have passed over it In the last two months. Standard Oil of New Jersey dropped abruptly from 50 to 49 in a single sale of a block of 2.500 shares. This drop weakened the oil stocks as a group.

General Motors dropped off to a new low at 31. but received strong support at that price and rallied to 32. The lowest prices since 126 were recorded for a long list of railroad stocks. Union Pacific at 174 showed a new loss of more than nine points and Atchison was down 8 at 182. Losses In New York Central, New Haven and other favorites, were smaller than In the last few days.

New York closing prices'. Allis Chalmers 33 American Agricultural Chem. 2 American Can 109 American Tel. Ac Tel 186 American Tobacco ....103 American Water Works 69 American Woolen 6 T. At S.

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