Journal Gazette from Mattoon, Illinois • Page 2

I FAGS TWO TITE DAILY JOURNAL-GAZETTE AND COMMEHCIAt-STAR, MATTOON. ILLINOIS TuTXtSDAT, Noviarsra They Jroupejd Conquer Returns to JJ. S. Brush Market-in District Is Windsor tmprovtdZZt SUNDAY -v International SCHOOL Mm Cecil Jones and son have re Reported Firm turned home irom a run Aiat- LESSON Miss Minnie Bolln of Gays la at the Preston Colson home Areola, HL, Nor, brush knarket In the central district has REV. P.

B. FITZWATER, 0, Mambrr ef Facult; Moody Blbl this week. -Kaiherine and Ann Louise Pe inaiituia or unicaio.) been firm during the past week, and A Waatara N.w.pcpwDnloa. although not a great volume of teraon were to Sfe-lieuU Saturday and Sunday, William Morgan and family nave moved to the C. F.

McOarvey house broomcorn has moved most of the Lesson for November 6 dealers have done some business on Indiana avenue. THE CHRISTIAN AND WORLD and the prices have ranged from Mr. and Mrs. Bert Horn and fam PEACE $52.50 to $80, says the Broomcorn ily and Mr. and Mrs.

Palmer Hoi land were visiting in Decatur Bun' day. news. A crcp norm 01 unaneswn, Psalm 12:27, Ptalnt consisting of 96 bales of short i-saim Isaiah Matth "JiCTo Mr. and Mrs: Pete Dewar and GOLDEN TEXT Blessed art the brushy stock, was sold to a New York manufacturer through a Charleston broker and the farmer daughters and Mrs. Salone Nease spent Sunday with Everett Wall and JUrQWwltr-aindni'4o-tell you something that er-er-wlll no doubt surprise you.

I-er-er-thlnk Miss Kuttlng Well, that Is a mirprlse. Funny 1 never noticed lt before, IIow long hare yon been thinking-? hSEJJS It JSgu 4f if lamiiy. Mrs. Holly Wade and daughter, Helen, visited her son, Bert Wade, and family at Bantoul over the week-end. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Athey of Los Aneelea and Mrs. Cora peacemakers: for shall be called the children ot God. Mat-thew 5:9. PRIMARY and Good Will Amone; Men.

JUNIOR TOPIO-Our Part In Making; World Peace. INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC Why Work for Woria peace. YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC The Christian Duty to Promote World Peace. The Scripture selectiona for today's lesson are vital, but In the settings given by the lesson commit Athey of ShelbyviHf called on Mrs. Garqled uora nose ounuay.

George Curry and daughters, Mrs. Constantly Bad Breath Still Morrison of Villa Grove and Mrs. Smythe of Salem, called on Mr. and Mrs. John Chambers Sunday.

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Dell Thompson of Indianapolis at the home of the former's father. TIE couldn't underttind "why nothing helped-tmtil a friend auggcated, "It might be your atomachH And itaxu-clogged inteatiaet that invariably spread poiaoo- Charles Thompson, in Windsor Friday night. received $80 for the entire lot One crop southwest of Areola is reported to have sold for $80 and another Jot $75.

Several saies were made at $70, but more at $60 to $65, while a lew lots are quoted at selling from $52.50 to Some of the growers, who a short time ago offered their brush at $70 are now pricing it at $80 and a few are asking $100, although the majority of growers are sellers on the market. Some of the dealers have been checking the farm movement, farm by farm and crop by crop and report 75 to 80 per cent of the brush grown this year, now out of first hands. A considerable portion of it is in temporary storage awaiting a definite decision for a more favorable freight rate. The amount of brush stored in the central district at this time Is unusually large on this account. A number of buildings which have not-heretofore been used for broomcorn storage are oe- The funeral of Oeoree C.

Bender. I out wauea uurougn tht system and lead to up set stomach, colds, lack who died Friday night, was held at the Windsor Christian church Sun CIRCUS STUFF Election time is the fall circus season, so above you have Len Small's river show boat, Charles F. Llndlg's one-cylinder vote-getter (top right) and Dr. John R. Brinkley's traveling political medicine show (right).

They're using them to appeal to the voters of Illinois, Pennsylvania and Kansas respectively. i iifiiViamil Here's an unusual picture of a what a difference when he took NR rv. 1 1, 1 woman who's seldom photographed. day afternoon with Rev. L.

Z. Smith of Marshall in charge. Singing was by Oscar John, Leo Bennett and L. W. Gammill.

with Mrs. C. 2. Mrs. Andrew Carnegie, widow of the hereafter.

Jle felt pepped up, remade. And Jreatn became Dure aa anrina air. That'. K. steel magnate and philanthropist, Is cause NR timulataa the entire intestinal tract Hill as accompanist.

normal lunc-tioninv. Safe. do. shown at the rail of the 8. S.

Aqui- tee will be decidedly misleading. World peace can only come through the appearing of the Prince of Peace, and the establishing of his Messianic kingdom. Clearness here Is Imperative. I. Tht Lord, tht Rultr of tht Na-tlont (Pa 22:27, 28).

The present unhappy conditions In the world are a result of tht failure of the nations to recognize Jesus Christ. As long as the peoples of the earth refuse allegiance to Jesus Christ and are swayed by the gods of their own creation and lust, there will be war and bloodshed. II. How Gladnett It to Comt to tht Nationt (Ps. This Is to be realized by the assertion of divine power.

When God arises AT7n7KHH tanla aa It brought her back to this country from Europe. etable.Atdru. UCZWWHKl1 It Doetn't Pay Even when you're right It doesn't Chicago, Nov. 3. The writers of gistr only 25c.

the outstanding political satire of the day, the musical show "Of Thee Quick relief for acid Indieea- tion, heartburn. Only 10c TUMS' ever pay to get mad about it-American Magazine. israei snail iu in her God-appotnted Sing," thought they were ridicul place with Jesus Christ as King, wars will be over. ing political circus stunts in one cept one on the speakers' platform, LAST TIMES TODAY 8:00 7:00 :0 Matlneet Adults 25c; Evenings Adults 30c; Children lOe Ing utilized for this purpose. The central district has enjoyed ideal tall weather from the time the first crop matured until a few days ago, but now the fall rains eem to have set in and roads which are not improved are.

beginning to break up. This will hinder deliveries this week. scene. Below the rostrum, while ana ur. imniuey taices ine siano campaign speeches are going on, are I and has his say.

His wife and son seen two grunting wrestlers, heav- are with him. Then Brlnkley fades ing and flopping to keep the crowd out, the entertainers resume the amused while "listening" to the poll- stage, the motorcade folds up and tical speeches. is on its way. It is a 1932 political But they only thought they were medicine show. Brlnkley has a good being satirical.

For the truth u1 chance to be the next governor of stranger than fiction, and real poll- Kansas-thanks to showmanship, ticians during this campaign have! Len Small, former governor of beaten the playwrights, 1 Illinois, has Joined forces with "Big The outstanding circus perform-'15111" Thompson in a campaign for stating his salary. Even the dullest onlooker got the point. An Idea In Onions. The Rev. Robert Pierce "Bob" Shuler of California, running against W.

G. McAdoo and Tallant Tubbs for the senate, went out into the rural sections, and with great fanfare bought three sacks of onions for 90 cents. Then he promised the farmers he would take them to Washington, eat them every day, and Mow his breath over the scijate until they pass laws r-niitting the growers to make money. Charles F. Lindig, campaigning for the state legislature In Lewis 1.

The enemies will be scattered (vv. 1, 2). They shall bt put to flight before the Lord Cod Omnipotent. Two figures are used: Smoke dispelled by the blast, and wax melted by the heat." The wicked sEUH perish before the whirlwind and fire of divine power. V.

Tht King's Great Commission (Matt. 1. The royal authority (v. 18). By virtue of his divine authority he Issues this commandment to the disciples and declares that all power In heaven and earth has been given unto him.

2. The commission Itself (vv. 19, 20). a. To teach all nations.

b. To baptize theni In tbe name of the Triune God. c. To teach them to observe all of Christ's commandments (v. 20).

3. The available power (v. 20). Those who obey Christ In carrying out this commission shall enjoy his TIIE PERFECT PROGRAM ON THE STAGE M. M.

LEWIS' FAI WINTER FASHION LIVE MODELS THREE GUESSES ji 1 1 is Dr. Jnhn R. "Gnat-Gland" er Brinkley of Kansas. He has had a tical genius, which flowered in his bitter shadow-boxing with King sensational career as a medico, in InwhXt state is the It's nlversary Week! the course of which he became Georee for tne contro1 of chicae' wealthy by hundreds of operations has contrived the hiring of a river NATURAL BRIDGE burg, drives about nls constituency in a 32-year-old one-cyl UPON WHICH Most Striking Styles Ever Shown Mat toon! GEO WASHINGTON steamer which has been converted into a political show-boat. She inder car.

Tills is his plea for a for the transplanting of goat-glands Into human beings, and treated abiding presence. return to the lower tax levels of CARVED HIS time? thousands of people for diseases by crulses tne inIand ot m. 32 years ago. remote control diagnosis and pre All this good clean fun some bearing large Small banners. The steamer is Small's stage for political rallies.

Henry Field of Shenandoah, Blind Smarting Burning ITCHING PILES scription. Ballads for Ballots. times leads the ambitious politician Into quiet Kansas villages these HOWMlA DELUXE STAGE SETTING BLAIR'S ENTERTAINMENT BAND A Hit Always Sweet Melodies ON THE SCREEN KAY FRANCIS and WILUAM POWELL 'ONE WAY PASSAGE' LIFTING I DOES ONE HORSE into danger, however. Raymond 8. Springer, a Republican aspirant for the governorship of Indiana, tried to demonstrate his Republicanism by riding a circus elephant at a rally.

The elephant stumbled and fell to Its knees, and Springer, would have had a nasty fall if he had not grabbed the elephant's ears and held on like grim death. POWER evenings rolls a strange motorcade originator of the "chicken-stew" Train No. 1." (There sue in Iowa politics, and victor over Is only one.) "Doc" Brinkley rides former Senator Smith W. Brook-ahead of a huge truck In a big hart for the nomination, also has 16-cylinder car. Behind comes other gone In for theatrics in a big way.

cars bearing other members of his At several rallies he introduced a troupe. The motorcade halts, the flag-pole sitter, disguised as Brook-sides are let down, amplifiers ap-jhart, stranded on top of a pole Dear, and the wail of plaintive cow-, bearing this placard, "I have been Joyous Relief in 3 Minutes With powerfully healing and soothing Petersons Ointment you can immediately end all itching, burning and soreness In 3 mlnntet and after a few days' faithful treatment actually banish even the worst and long standing cases. Peterson's starts right In to soothe and heal the broken. Irritated lining of the rectum it ASSISTS THE NATURAL HEALINO, beginning where other pile remedies leave off. A big box of Peterson's Ointment costs but 35 cents at any drug store.

An unbeatable remedy for piles, Itching skin, pimples and old sores. II DO MALES OR FEMALES LEAD JN POPULATION 'JN THE UNITED STATES FOX NEWS VITAPHONE ACT I boy songs fills the air, up here 10 years Got nowhere yet." Field also hired a troop of men to Hundreds are drawn to the scene. TOMORROW DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JrV Egyptian Kingly Title The title pharaoh given to klngi of Egypt comes from a word meaning "the great estate." A preacher takes the stand, offers Impersonate the members of Brook-prayer and a talk. More songs, hart's family who were on the pub-Then all lights are extinguished ex-1 lie payroll, each bearing a placard Nancy Carroll in 'The Scarlet Dawn I Try a Want Ad. ii i jujm.jmmnw.wn)."1 "'www tw.w,i:".to a iiiiiiti Happiness will prevail amoni? the righteous (vv.

3-6). The rule of the Lord will bring rejoicing on the part of the people of God. III. Tht Character of Chrltt't Reign (Ps. This Psalm describes the glorious reign of Christ upon the earth.

It is that reign for which we pray when we say "Thy kingdom come." 1. It will be a reign of righteousness (vv. 1-4). Justice and equity shall be meted out to all. 2.

It will be an unending reign (vv. 3. It will be a universal kingdom (vv. 8-11 All kings shall fall down before him, and all nations shall serve him. 4.

It will be a beneficent reign (tt. 12-14). Christ, the King, will have compassion upon the weak who art nnable to help themselves. 6. It will be a prosperous kingdom (w.

15-17). Full blessing shall then come to the earth. There will be no depression at that time. IV. Israel's Spiritual and National Potitlon (Isa.

This scripture pictures the place of Influence which shall be exercised by Israel In this time. 1. When -shall it be? (v. 2). "In the last days." By last days Is usually meant In Scripture, the times of the Messiah, for this Is the primary subject of all prophecy.

2. What shall It he? (v. 2). The restoration of the kingdom of Judah to the place of pre-eminence among the nations of the world. Thlsvlslop of Zion's glory refers to the millennium age, at which time other nations of the world will learn of the truth of God through the chosen nation.

8. The result (vv. 2-4). The return of God's favor to this chosen people shall be "life from the dead" to the nntlons of the earth (Rom. 11 a.

Nations shall flow Into It (r. 2). This pictures the masses of the people moving toward Jerusalem. b. Nations shall encourage each other (v.

S). Jealousies will be for-gotten and with good will each will move to Jerusalem to be taught of God. There Is bul one way to peace In the world, that Is back to God through the Holy Scriptures. c. Peace in the earth (v.

4). When Vatch for Beginning 1 1 1 'nmi 1 1 1111 "i 1 1 1 cinm 11 a 6. MONTGOMERY H.NEASFJMCE.INC P-LTlTXr MOVERS 1932 30 oars could have blamed all the killings and dirty work on Ball. Dona bad showed much better Judgment. If he had trusted her woman's instinct be would have saved them all from a lot of grief.

Asper caught bim self wondering where Ball was There was a bare chance that the cowboy would find the cabin. He had said that he was going to shoot it out with Swergin. Had Asper known Stan Ball's plans for the day his heart would have been swept clean of even hope, for Stan bad decided that morning to ride over and straighten up his affairs at Blind River before having it out with Swergin. thing so simple, '1 got a place where 1 can bide out a whole herd, and I got men 1 can trust to have that black mare ready." Asper settled back with a sigh fie was at the end of his resource-and ready to give up Swergin got up from the pile of clothes and walked to the door. He did not glance back as he went out and did not stop until he was well around the building.

He had piled the branches and limbs in a row well back and leading up to the cabin. It was bla plan to start the fire and let the smart breeze from down the slope carry It to the log walls. That would make the fire look as though It bad begun away from the cabin. laughing outright. Asper realized that be was In a desperate corner and that Swerglu would do as be said.

The man was mad with power and success. Fight lng for an opening, Asper went on "How many feet of timber did you get away with?" Swergln bent forward and his thick lips parted. "Plenty to make me rich." "Tim ranger, Carter, finally objected to covering you up?" Asper went os with bis question. He knew Swrrgin would gloat over a recital of his success. "Carter got heavy so Ball shot him in the back," Swergin chuckled.

He was enjoying the telling of his successes to his Intended victim. "You don't expct Ball Asper asked without a change of expression. Swergln's face darkened. "I hope he comes back." be growled. "I was a fool to let a woman keep me from putting hitn where he belongs." "You couldn't have him blamed for what has happened since," As per pointrd out without fofl'ng.

THU FRI SAT '3 4-5 10 11 12 17 18 19 2 25 20 13th 21st 27th FULLM. LAST Q. NEW M. SUN MON TUE WED FIRST Q. Jf Jmiek 6 7 8 9j 13 14 15 lo 20 21 22 23 27 28 29 30 BEG lit HEHE TODAT STAN BALL A1PEH DELO, llmbrr kins, of having mri hot who try to chrck op oo hli ctlTlilr.

Rail he tm mnklnc check. Vrln he will mrr Knnaally that he 4or ant. I voa iTlntj the offlre Ball reiruri DONA, Oelo'a dnoghlrr. frnm kid-Bnprrs. He tella krr hla name STANLEY BLACK and allp amaj.

DtllLEl WINTIiUS. la lotf with Dona, cars with her to Three Rivera to ret her father ta clue op the lasht with llnll. Dad ley areta a ajiajrrtligre eertlarnte flllel AOt, which he hnpr to aae. Ball la aeenaed of kllllnas a rnnicer and later of Troondlng Hrlo frnm am-bask. la order to set Urlo lo leave.

Dona ahnwa him the rerilfl-cate aa he Ihlaka Ikem atarrted. Onna la eaplared by Hall nklle Ittenptlaa to akoof him. hr la akra to kla rmf kldrnat. Drlo'a timber boaa, rearnra her and raptarra Rail br enrnrl-Ibk klm. XTrrnrln takra Ball la aed on tke any aeBda llona ahead.

A atnb attrnipta lo lynrh Mull, bat Doaa retarna aad freea him. tike rldea hla horae Into eamp nnd ke romee for It. proajlalac la leave the ronnlrr. Dona ridra to lareatlcnte qoerr worklaaa nernaa the ITer dHaeoverr Impllratra Swrrjcla. On fcrr any bark her hnrae la ahot from ondrr her llnerajla eomea apon her aad Inkea her la.

Itnll la bl.imea. Htl.l lll. Ilall'a friend, bear thin and ridra to hrlna klm bark. Ball retnraa nnd fare Ilrln alone, lie aajra he eamr to kill SwerfflB aad adrtaea lela to ao aad ehvek ap an the boaa. Drlo dteee tbla and ffada flaterala ateal-faa; timber.

He haa dreaard aa a cowboy, like Ball. Aaper la cap-fared by Swentln. HOW CO 05I WITH THE STOHI CHAPTER XLIV A SPER sat on the stump Swerpln bad kicked over to him and a rTHE old timber man decided to make one final attempt to break through the madness of his foreman. "You ought to think of my HE bent and struck a match. UM.il.1ino (ha Bom.

ha held It daughter and her husband. They un(ler ft pe o( dry graga Tbe d.o uu uie.r uoueju.uuu. jny bla29 funneled upWard and caught eagerly at a pile of twigs Swergin faced about from the THE JOURNAL-GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9 window and his face was twisted into a leer. "That puppy has been ridir.K over to see a little Spanish .1 it's work- iirl every day.

They'll be borrow- Swersin nodded. Ing out Just fine" (Political Advertisement) ing your gal's or and hiking out any day now, If they hain't already gone." Seeing a look of disbelief fpread over Asper's face Swergin went on. eager to tell everything. "I trailed him the other day to make sure he was harmless and I ri A SPER bent forward and ruUeu" himself "topethor for a final attempt te talk to the burly maa who towered oTcr hlra. "You ought to consider some uther things.

1 have a girl who will be badly broken up Stop CERIMICS Two spirals of Bnioke rose, followed by a tonsue of flame. Swergin hacked off and watched the flames leap higher. He tested the wind and found It Just rlghL Then he turned, and without a glance behind blm, mounted his horse and rode away. He headed down the slops toward tht camp at Three Rivers. He was sure that Dona would be there.

He did not worry about her being 111. He had gone mad with power and be believed he could have anything be wanted. He did not even give Dudley Wlntera thought He knew the young man's plans from listening In several times on his meetings with tbt little senorita. Dudley was to slip the car out and go after little Itopa, Swergin iffw i I got an earful." Swergin scowled as he remembered the scene. Mi ti nitons mm jJL selves In bis mind.

The timber buss 1 man and will run you down If it moved about the room hut did not takes all his money. TAX TIGER seem In any hurry to lesre Aper watched him and ram to thp reall Ewerpln gnarled. "That gal of yourg was willing to spend a ale tit Asper's mind groped back over the pa3t week. He was sure, when he had checked all the little things that bad happened, that' the timber boss was telling tbe truth He bad been a fool not to do a little Inves tigating himself. hue silver WERGIN pulled a watch from bis The pocket and ffj I I III 17 10 SHOOT tatioD that Swergin was acting Strangely.

"Just what do you hopp to gain by all this?" he n-tuUd at last Swergin seirud lo t.ave been waiting for tbe que-' ion He Stamped a.T.ixa IVnr anil Idok end Asper 1 rope to allow htm lo fjrp aUxit t)d -Lit Mine Hlsye wre bla; "i with nuer-t light and be (bock a bony fist at his boss. "Yo dropped la Just right Ewergio grinned. This cabin will burn down and youll be out of tbe ay." Asper pulled back In spite of him Self. The cold blooded Idea (truck bim witb terrific force. He mi urt BO that be wis dealing wltb a "nadmaa.

"Ton wouldnt dart do SAVE Is November 8 up on the mountalo witb Ball If I hadn't stepped in on tbera she'd have stayed longer I'll take care of her for you. and for that (imp) 1nter8 too." Asper raised up from his bench and bis handf trembled under tbe ropig "You wouldnt dare touch her." be fumed, afire wltb aner "She ll know a real man. one who tried to save her old man frnm roasting to a log cabin." Swergin winked again. A'per clenched his fists Impotent ly and clumped down In bis ebalr. He wag dealing wltb a man who bad gone completely mad.

Swerglo paced over to tbe window and looked out He teemed to be expecting tomeone, or wat waiting for a given time, Aiper itrnt-tkd te think calmljr, aUadj and teek out a ray ot bopt, but there teemed do bopt for blm and bt was mre Swergin would ridt mim arn mnrwu ichi -x- JCPAULTEO BONDS, UNPAID SALARIES, UNPAID BILLS AND grinned. Hie wnole buncb were fools who played Into bis bands Kven Dall wag a fool for bt bad left when he bad them In a bad way. and all because a woman asked blm to. It wat tunny, but It made ever) thing easy for blm. Ball wag tht ont man to bt reckoned witb.

Swergin had only one thing to give him any concern He would bare to take care of Malloy If tbt corral bost was around. Malloy wat not to bt trusted and he waa aa bad an actor with a tlx gun aa Ball. Swergin eased himself around In tht saddle and looked back up tht tralL Atplral ptemok? showed against tht sky abovt tbt tpot where hit bidden cabin stood. Then be turned bit gaze ahead and urged -bit bortt to a trot (To Bt Contlantd LL8N08S! looked at It. He seemed to be ready to finish bis plan, and stamped out side burrfediy.

Asper could bear blm breaking limbs and tossing brusb against tbe tide of the cabin. He teemed to be going tome distance for tbt ma terlalt to start tbt fire, aad appar ently wanted a large supply. Swergin finished bit piling ot wood and branchea and re-entered tbe cabin. He did not look at Asper but began piling tht cowboy togt In tbt center of tbt Boor. Asper cast about desperately for something ta delay Xhe tragic xllatx.

"How did you managt about tbt hones?" bt demanded. 'Swergin panted and rooked across at blm as though considering UNREDEEMED TAX WARRANTS is tfca rtcW ei Ccfwak fa Cook County. Ovar on IrtlrJ ti Mlioa dollars is owao1 by CookCounty auelie it Daflaxratic State Cano'tdatat war htnd-pickad by Cartritk. Tnprxrga would control avary taa rat aad tb ttuC" saU Tu0yiaa ayet fia aoaaail rnaTAX-CATTNG TTSCR lo erSin oir ttatol" log Bwergln'a. "Bail will get tU Mama.

He's al- ready admrttetj tin mt of the wort Vote Republican TicNet Straight Foolt Ukt hla oak It easy for a I Into camp wltb a wild ttory. Ub adritahii of tojwerlDf aoy- rt ftg Jtj tgh PtTrfA It teemed, lnowlbjt new that Vf V-.