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THE DAILY NORTHWESTERN, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 26, 1921 to C'fo OsMosz Wins the First Tilt in 5 SEWER CASE BRINGS TESTIMONY ON 0B0! Beauty to Forbid Acceptance of Sawyer Gitt SPECIAL Florida Excursion PRIVATE PULLMAN CAR LEAVES FOND DU LAC, March 2, 1924 or PENSACOLA, JACKSONVILLE, TAMPA, PALM BEACH, 1 MIAMI. Personally Conducted Excursion Private Car. Special low rate includes railroad fare, berth, meals, hotel, 150-mile auto ride, side trips. We Can Only Take a Limited Number. You Must Make Your Reservations Early.

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AND ON POLLUTION Witnesses for Plaintiff in $1,200 Suit Present Statements in Proceedings Be- fore Court i i Hamlet's sol tin- noun of an nii in I wan tiioiuUy not nearly ilfii ult of solution as a question ccilini'iiii Jii'ii'e In circuit niin I here, wlii be culled in ii before In. trliiunal rm.i.e the mmnf a ii l.ir.i; frncr.iii.-i complained of by Jl ir.oi ii of helm 1 It Ik rlniirM by I be that the sim-ii fjut In the ei: Mil end that a. imisam o. Thai in in Naum'-i en, milk I- i town of foi i'lli llf m. urn; of i.

Tile lily is Ih.l! Hi" brn ere from till' I hi fill. of refuse it a damping in ar liv-re and from i d'aii i en, lei inc. plant In that vii'lmiy. TESTIFY Kill PLAINTIFF. Tlli- noil" nfl'-ill'ton of Monday was deviil'il Hi- pr.sonliition of' thi' iilalntiff'H li-Dllliiony al' uialed' fiilica 'lie "eiver v.Mt'h lion Into nor: of hJouwm on lower Murdni Bin1, in imidcutiate to! Serve the pun" for Usieh it wan Intended, to iliiYuse material wild flic wnletn of Lake Wlnnchaiin.

several lioui'H of tesiimony Ihr court listened tti rather ih.iiom!-lhK accounts of how the daen not accomplish thin, but allows Htau'-luitit arotiinulittioni to K'lth'T nt liK mouth, iiollullriB tin- wiitor unrt land Hlmut. nnil KlylliK tin nffcnxlvt" mlor lhaf ii-xlili-iit limit (lift.i from Iho m-wor arc al to ills mr-nrliid waftcil to them Ity th acplier. Tn.i, Aimi onoit.s. Ihyii'ianR, clifniilH Biifl reiil'ht of that timlHi'il In the Cry Moialiy aft(riioun. Mr.

.1. i'olili'y Bl th Hlft hi'll I hi- rourt roHwme.l. Ili H.ok of In that 1'olnlillllilty, ili'tri't- p.l upon an oi'i'iinloii of vIhiI to tln mint liift Kiliinni-i' nnd (it linen when I tic winl wilpr liiiiitliiK lone I hi" nhore tii-'ir tticrc, IliM ti-Htliiiony jiainto'l rniiilitl'iiiH ritthiT uiifityoru-11 Mt thft Hcttur oponlttff. Mr. also lohl of IIiiiIIiik ctaKiumt wuti-r nt tho rnollUi that wan offi'imive to till" hoH- Ii'IIh when fitlrrtal up.

11 nalj on rrond i'satiiinniloii (Hut thoip wim it until oilop IIii'oiikIiouI thr illn-liirt but that hi rinilil not ilirTrii-iilt-Bli" I o( wi.on iho oiloin fiotn tin-newii', tho ilutnpliiK ct'minil oif lln I'l'lolnrlni? plant. i i i i i rows. K. T. Joiioh, 3M IhooiihIu nyrnno, hi onxht nut thill I In' coiolllloii of tlin ut'i' itiio In lo srni'i' wait liiiniifiil a iviwh, liwauw of lliclr i hiiiHi'tci'ln-tlc trait Of (ii-ckliitr wuler In Wiinn Thn ilcri'iiw, In i iokh-rxHiiiliilntf his HltnriiH.

Iii-nnnlit nut Hint thi litiifl nhoul In tnuiK tiinl nmrHh amt not ii vlt i for cows. w.m further hrniixht out thin the lmvl In femeil off from the lemilar Iiieailow ami no rows lira kept on ll.e lan.l. II i 1 tdeIV NAME City and Address HONE IP" Foundation nnd Its Donor, Edgar mtmielliiillty from aeceptlnif thin beautiful Hinl costly enlate, Tho nmtter now )s-i) to the nupretne court for Html ill.Hpimitlnn. On the front tion of the property, which in- spectioii was suggested hy Attorney Williams imniediately after the case was called. Jude Werner went in the Mayor A.

('. Mcllenry anil was accompanied by the three attorneys. Mlt. hi KKI.H ADIHtCSS mi; Ol ItT in his preHontatlon of the cane for plaintiff, Mr. Keefe mild It wan lhat the property in IPKQRN-WALLEH GO.

A Bushel of Ash to a Ton of Coal At Wisconsin Avenue Bridge Court 1. Sawyer. of thin pnper. Is a comprehensive artiilB iletallliiR tlie pruceedltiKB In ircuit court uinj tho outcome. hunlen on -tho tuxpayi in and there STATI DO lKV TIIK LINK Mr Keefe matntititiefl that tlv Intuit ft iln il.li Hlli a linn "Ci-s'lfyinif for wliat jmrpvitie.i i oitinitiraties may aciiuire prnperty.

The attorney j-eviewetl tin- action of the mayor In namlnit a hpeciul committed to ami report whHt uhi" niiKht he minle of the prnperty. Then, nnd not until thin, wan tht matter icferreil to the city plan ei.mml.v-'inn. 11" maintained lhat it was the duty Vlarcil -l. IJ-O, una llieu wn i'-'. nlume 331.

The property wus tmses-sed In 1521 ut $6,300 on real entate and on a total of n', In tlTII. -t-r-l' MR. DKTAll.S At OK (ilKT millalile tablet ne provmeu nun elected in the property, as a tastim? iv of Kiliiur P. Sawrer "it- e.nit Ihe letter of nre- Mr. Sawver a adopted by a nmjry vote of the commission council proiding for suitable plans hl, hose-house tn be We.nt Algoma street, for wni.n was provided in tlie budget for the year 1923.

There was b1so ss- for maintenance sawyer foundation, of which 091.1S whs expended. The total cost for maintenance since its presentai ion in me cuy n- been I2.9SJ.S9. he testified. Mr. Wltze! read the reports or majority nnd minority of the riti- sens' committee lutiiKHt Ity Mayor Mcllenry.

The majority report recommended use of the pmiierty as an art museum the minority recommended sale the property. The committee re- I'oiwrty but that the matter Wan IlOt referred to it before the 1 MWOK MTIKNKY TKsTIUKS Mayor A. C. test.tlodth.it the building on the fo.in-t.i- tion had not been pu: to use as yet. except that one meeting of s-me spt i-il cunutiittee or Issly had been held there.

The g.irnce had 1-een used continuously far an engine or hose house. even before the pmirty was entire- lv vacated in the year 1H22 Such occupancy a fevr weeks after the gift. While the communion council voted $1 5.000 to be placed in the fnf. hoeehnuse In 1923 lv snain Muettofi was not it beautiful anil val- the city to refer ihe mutter to the untile lioinestenil. That It wim city plan ennitiilnnioii In-fnre tho pift imlallnl buildinK was not denied.

wan iiccepted. What wun maintained by thel He n-iid lie flcslred It urderatood plaintiff, and a larise number of tax- that hit wn aipearliiR in the case payor, wan that it had become In- "'d ind.vidu.il alnnn liut that reasiiu-lv clear that the prnperty 'here was a lius" Ixxly of taxpayers, wan not mi liable to ell unen. jnniny of thetn people of Influence, He 11 was iionMlbln for a com- vhn th niovement. t. kk beMiiul the tiouniln of rVUowlnit wne ntntements by At-reason In ami no-railed torney already referred to, iiiipi-nvenient.

wan taken. The he Mid, provided th at testiried that eltle, may bv purr-ham- or 'rvM deed of rfift wan given by property which may le re- 1 rt qiiiifd cerlah, municipal pur- ed ln Such acqulslllon may bo bj oftVe of the reenter of purcha.se, devise or I 1 -luitc deed Siven Action The Sawyer JtHlue Werner of Khnwniin, In elr ruit rourt hen, itoinlay a'ff'rnooit, tie rtared there u.m "No t'-iust- of Aetlon in tho nx lji lo priM'nt the OSHKOSH WleJS SAWYER FOUNDATION SUIT untlniierl from 1'iiar II 1 ici an -i- of a Ii.h'lcc hi wliH'll lii-i ii Hit lit' Ktiil he wi.ulil likf lhat v. i'ci ntil, tf the Minw which it ti Mr. S.iw)ir. nniti li.iil lictii in iiliiti-il tlirtnili the rcss find liv wntil if tin mill atiil had hoc ititf widely tint only in the lily, hut thrinihinit the cuiiiilr v.

It lliat ill iiiakini' the jMlt Mr. Savcr had inuli tcd and dcltainlcd thf (ilv of taxes juslly dtu" tn it. Me. Williams said he va anted an svudi inijircs-sion removed. Stn.lt a tl.tiin had not Wen presented in the oiftiine; argument of Attorney Keefe, and the court askd if he desired to eliminate that portion of the complaint, to which reference was made as l'al A.r.

Keefe he had no oh- A 11V 1 A' Am Ihe poitimi so stricken fnnn the record hv consent recited (that "the "-aid In mix- is nearly tine mile from tlie center tlie city of Khkosh and is so inherently and olniottsly nnlitted for am ptihltc or municipal purpose in s.i it cttv as to make its pretended acceptance, release ttuiu taatnn, placing the cost of upkeep upon the plaintiff and other t.iNpavcrs for whose luiu'lit this action is liioitglit. a fraud." Ihe consent to withdrawal of that paragraph chared the at-utnsplu-rc and made the case jeven more clean cut and definite, Mr Keefe as accompanied Mil com! In A. W. Kichter of MtlwanLce. who was counsel, hut the Oslil.usl.

attorney tc! tin- c.isp 1 1 is ptcscnt.ition follow i-d ini- mcilialiiv upon the return IuiLm- rtiM' from an iuspce Blues Post BRAN WHEAT A llTtVT T0 lufcAti- '0 CAT will I of TO Ihe hot IS lii tlie to i lor ,1.1,0 a l.i' vote 1 I or consent, the mayor eaia council action, he said, wa In sponse to propaganda at certain izena who winhed "the city to thin proiierty away." On cronn-examitiatlon, he nalil the old engine house on Went Algoma ntreet wan declared uonafe and wan in a' tumbledown condition, but he could not nay It had ever been officially condemned. The ue of the garage for an engine houne had uaved the city at leant according to entimateg of the probablo cont of a new one. AS TO TIIK I'SB AS KNG1XK HOI HK I The new ermine houne is about 400 feet from the old one, and there la a lapse of aliout one minute in time I In driving from one to the other. He said the secretary of the Anso- elation of Commerce had presented a petition signed by citizens asking that the Bawycr property sold for J25.000 and at about the same time a petition wan presented asking that a new euplne house be built on West Aljjoma street. In the appointment of a citizens' committee, ho mimed the president and secretary of the various civic organizations, but the Trades and ljibor council nuked for a larger representation.

He requested that they suggest names and the mayor appointed thone so recommended. On the minority report, he said, In which sale of the property was recommended, there are signatures of men who told him that they favored the majority report, but had been instructed ly their organizations how to vote. lie faid. while there hud been no legui injunction, the city had not hi one me propen since ithe suit had been instituted, because It was deemed unwise to occupy it until the legal questions had been settled. Till'.

IAIINATIO.N Ol' Following the testimony of Mayor Mcllenry, the motion to dismii-s the action was made by Attorney Williams, Mr. Keefe stated he had planned to present if brief. Mr. Williams referred to cases In tho supremo court in which certain ho-im-iits had been declared illegal, but those cases were based upon certain provisions in the bequest, lie cited the rase of Mrs. Ueaeh, from this city, which was passed upon by the" supreme court.

Attorney Kichter interposed the comment that, if the city could not purchase the property, it could not validly accept it as a gift. The court replied that the property in question i one of great value and may be devoted to any one of many uses. If its acceptance constitutes a loss through remcnal from the tax rolls, the same might be said of other property acquired by the city. In such a case, where the property was given absolutely without reservation, the donor would have the right to expect the city would not dispose of It to speculators at the best bid. TKIX; TIIK OH' TIIK TAX HOIXS The fact that the property had been taken off tho tax roiis did not depreciate its value, tho court said, and the fact that It had been impossible to sell it for more than $25,000 would indicate that the assessment of $110,000 was not Justified.

He declared It is not what a palatial home costs a niHn which Is the basis for assessment. It Is what the property will bring If placed on sale. He said he did not see that the statutes at present placed any re straint upon the city in accepting property for which use might be found later. The location of the Sawyer property is such it is valuable for park purposes, at least, if nothing else. was u.

counnM, the city might i make such use of it as seemed wise Mr. Williams aruea tnat tno gut and then If no suitable use could be found, it might be sold later on. If Mr. Sawyer had not given it to the city, he might have given It to other organizations which are not required to pay taxes. Judge Werner Rhowed interest tn the contention of Mr.

Williams. Mr. Keefe said it was apparent that the court had already given the matter consideration and if the court 80 desired, he was willing that an order be entered at once, thereby expediting the case in its course to the supreme court, where It was a foregone conclusion it would finally go. AM) THF.N THK COl'RT MAKF.S ITS RILING Judge Werner replied that- he had examined the pleadings presented and had gone over the matter. However, he wished It to be made a matter of record that, if the attorney had any further cases to cite, the court would be glad to hear them.

Also he would be willing to listen to arguments or carefully to consider any briefs that might be Mr. Keefe said he did not believe he cured to present any further arguments or citations. The court thereupon ruled that "The motion for the defendant Is granted. Vou may prepare nuch an order and I will sign It." THIS CITY CAN NOW I s.K TIIK PKOrKKTY There In no good reason why the city of Oshkosh couIiT not and cannot take possession the Sawyer foundation at once and put It to such use as it desires. That is the opinion of Frank B.

Keefe. attorney for the plaintiffs Interested In the case which came to a hearing Monday In circuit court for the purpose of declaring the acceptance of the gift illegal. "There has been no lnjunctional proceedings of any kind." Bold Mr. Keefe. "So far an the plaintiffs were'eon-cerned.

there was no reason why the property could not have been utlllied. It is true there han been delay, but it han been due largely to the illness I of the corporation counsel. We have been anxious to have the matter nettled and are still in that attitude AN AITFAI. TO THK SI THEME (Ol HT TO BE TAKKN "An soon an Judgment has been completed by Julge Werner, notice REPAIRING AND RF.MOPELrSG 'Of sour Furs Are Finished Withm a Few Days at a Reasonaola Charga. Benj.

A. Zinth fine row Winhlnxt Boulevara i the action wan taken without vote A Gleamy Mass of Hair 35c "Danderine" does Wonders for Any Girl's Hair Oirls! Try thisl When combing and dressing your hair, Just moisten your hair brush with a little "Danderine" and brush It through your hair. The effect is startling! You can do your hair up Immediately and it will appear twice 'as thick and heavy a mass of gleamy hair, sparkling with life and possessing that incomparable softness, freshness and luxuriance. While beautifying the hair "Danderine" is also toning and stimulating each single hair to grow thick, long and strong. Hair stops falling out and dandruff disappears.

Get a bottle of delightful refreshing "Danderine" at any drug or toilet counter and Just see how healthy and youthful your hair becomes. Advertise-ment. of appeal will be filed and steps tak'n to bring the matter before the supreme court as soon as possible. "The next term of court will be In April, but is not likely that it will be possible to perfect details and get the case onto that calendar. In all probability, it will be next fall iefore 1t can be heard.

"Hut, in the meantime, the city might as well use the property as to maintain it in idleness. "The action taken in court was not a matter of petty spite. I stated in open court and wish it generally understood 'that there are a number of influential citizens back of the case, as well as Mr. Smkk, who ippearej as the plaintiff. TIIK ISSI IS MATTKR OF LAW C'ONSTKl t'TION "The case Is one which depends entirely upon the construction of a law and every one interested is anxious to have the law finally Interpreted and decided as soon as pos-sihle." The "Sawyer foundation" situated at the corner of Algoma boulevard and West Altfoma street.

GAIN IN CIRCULATION Oshkosh Fublic Library In Ihe First of the New Year Had Added Activities. The first month of the new year, 1924. was a period of activity at the Oshkosh public library, and the statis- the circulation mi iii.iin niiiRi) uiiu Liiaiiciies. At the main library in the adult de- partment, 12.022 books were Issued during January, 1924. over 10,670 for the same month of 1923, or a gain of 1,352.

There was a gain of 396 in tho Juvenile department In the first month of this year. 3,393 books being circulated this January, compared to 2,997 for last January. The total gain in the circulation of the main library, therefore, was 1,743. The adult department of the south side branch gained 124 in clrculaton in January, 1924. 1.620 books being issued that month, over 1,332 for the same month of the previous year.

In the Juvenile department, 1.8S2 books were sent out the first month of the current year, compared to 1.73S for the name period In 1923. or a gain of 1SS. The south side branch had a total gain of 312. During January, 194. 293 adult books were Issued from the West Algoma branch, while In January, 1923, 262 books were circulated, giving an Increase of 31.

There was a gain of 64 In the number of Juvenile books circulated. 599 being the number Issued this January, compared to 535 for last January- The total gain at the Wtst Algoma branch was 95. WAR FILM TO BE SHOWN American legion Attraction Will Show Wisconsin and Oshkosh World War Heroes In Action. Through the efforts of the Atley H. Cook post of the American legion of this city a great educational picture of the world war.

"Wisconsin In Ac-lion." wtll be brought to this city. The movie has actual scenes taken on the firing lines during the war. The reels were taken by the t'nited States signal corp. of the noted battles and bloody skirmishes in which the Wisconsin men fought. The picture Is owned and released tnrough the state department of the.

American legion. It has been booked by a number of other cities In this state. but Oshkosh will be the first In the atate to show it. The viewn show all the Wisconsin THE GREATEST icoy BUiiDt a FOOD mi tim-cissrr run tr succiu 1 iALJ-? au pusr. hi TIIIS ORGANIZATION has Deen tested as to its qualifications.

Our scientific skill is beyond criticism. Advanced methods are used by us upon all occasions. We have all that a modern science has to offer in tho way of knowledge and equipment. It wan maintained, lie said, that the staluten enumerate pome of the nir-, pnst-M fur which prnperty may be uc- Hiiired and that none tif tbone pur-1 wan set forth 111 the prenenta- linn i-i no- in Ite declined it must reiulreil that a hnvif in nilml in, aiioo nui'i'L. nun I Of In- hil.l Withdrawal.

Ihe water mar newer. Ank.M hy TIIK KECOKD IS some -pe, illc purpone for which The uift wan accepted, he entitled, pinperty In acquired before It taken May 1, 122. The resnlut inn of lhat property. jieptanc prnvldnil that it be named If Smoke and Soot Trouble, Use Genuine Third Vein Pocahontas Smokeless Coal. MiNtrlrt Attorney Allen if he Man rer- inn 11 wa oiior rrom the hi wit a half m.le aay lhat he elml when the lu-l watt favor.

ilile. Mr. Welsh repln-il' "Well, iheie urn hniiit- inonn-hlniiiK pla. eri In that io-Ik hhol lionil that xnn ll pielty h.nl." WM1K Vs Il. iiii Selinel.ler.

171T. Mnty ntreel. of ihe illy water illative in an iiimlVMH he had ni.ole of Mimtilen of water taken near the llioillll of the mit. lie Kant I he "luirhiy an, I nave tei hnleal expla-iatlinii, H- nalil the f-atuipii i Kale po-ilie te-ilM of Kan tolillliiK haeillli wilhiu lioilii. one Hatnple pi oihii-nn- a ailliil of T'Mi null per i ul.i, eailincl.i I i In- oihi-r.

one miliinn. l'i mw: i in Of ehenili-trv at ihe who seiinel Ha- i.illiili-M of Halel. Itave el inmllV alnlli; the Hue ii-heit Movie the lain viiiiii-4 P.llle.l Ii. ton- the ilo.se of fta aft-'liioMiv Tlie Wa-s to h. I mntinui.l li'illv.

Illlil Inter ile- I Veinpnienis ale stveii elM-Hhete 111 thin isnn Mil" hit i tarn.it ta I.ri. to li. alter In i i i Kittt'i-t av.iiii.'. tew ilavB. J.

STELZNER SON 1IIK ll-Alil'Tt 01'" KSTVTK 111 ill the case in point, there wan is ii iii ii-i oioiai ion. rmwyer leinbreil to the city his homenteud. wlth no previous ta'o except that a nlniy In the press to the effect that Mr Sawyer had mailt) nuch lf'' I The eliy, by the commission rouncll, thereupon accepted the gift, with fe- llation to the donor, nnd named it Sawyer foundation. In Its presentation, the donor npeci- bed im speclllo uses to which the property should be pill, merely npeci. f-iiiK that it should lie used for tnu- nli'ljail and coiiirnunity purposes.

The matter wan then thrown open discussion. Various linns were made that It In- used for Y. M. A social center, a Jua- hi; school, or a children's hos-pii'il or. whatnot.

In the meantime, the property lay mailing additional expense and Phone 661 (Bring Ci the Plena) OUR OWN LENSE9 F. BEHNKE IU MAIN CTREE! to the burdens of the taxoav-inf and I us. nance and upkeeujport took up various uses which Had while idl- and unused been recommended, but each ln- lle saUl it wniild be claimed that stance It wan shown tli.it the buil.i-the garage ban been used for a lioe lug was not suitable. It was hk-htnwe but the couunisslon council bv posted that fS.neO a year would be vote of two to one provided in the ample to matnta.n the art museum I02J tti-sum cf 115. (WO for the' He tentifled th.

re is a plan ere, lion of a new h-n. house on West commission at the time of the lender am 9KMm 1. T. 1 1 1:80 tCrmlne A pnotntmet Mt Vernon street. Is being used with success at Duluth and several other places.

It is being manufactured at Fond du Lac and is of a different type from any used la Winnebago county. Apparatus resembling huge augers carry the snow up into the machine, where a powerful fan throws it far to one side, clearing the hlghwav and doing away with the piling up of huge banks at the roadside. GAMBLER AND WOMAN KILLED WHEN TRAIN STRIKES AUTOMOBILE Bamsii fee 1 218 Marion Street Ftmwen Honrs; companies In action, and principally, among these Is the heavy fighting done by Company 150th machine gun battalion, or what was known as Company of this cfty. The pictures were taken at close range and It is claimed the scenes are so clear many of the men can be "distinguished. The attraction is declared to be of great educational value, and a campaign will be launched among the schools of the city to call their attention to it.

The picture nas neen cnaorseu by the legion heads and educational leaders In the state. It will be shown Friday and Saturday at the Orpheum theater. Short Notes George H. Steibel of Itaclne Is visiting relatives and friends in this clt'- Jlrs. J.

W. Koe hs gone to South Bend, to visit her daughter, Mrs. liotla L. Meyer. Miss Mariel Swift, who in teaching at Wausau.

in home on a week's leave of absence, on account of illness. The condition of George I'feil. who has been ill at tit. Marys hospital for the last three weeks, is slowiy improving. lilts Evelyn Nottlemsn, 30 Dale who underwent nn operation at St.

Mary's hospital last Thursday, is rapidly improving. The city ambulance responded to a call Thursday afternoon to remove Sheriff Dan Leonard of Amino from the train to ft. Mary's hospltsl. Mr. Ionard has friends and relatives in thin vicinity.

He recently returned from Koe Hester. and for some time necmed to ttnprore in health, but Inter gradually grew worse. A snow remover invented by an Oshkosh man. Charles M. Boiler.

4UJ WE GRIND CHAS. nPTOMFTRTffT Post's Iran Flakes with Other Parts of Wheat is Nature's health food. You'll find it an effective laxative nourishing, delicious, healthful. Rlues can't stay when health comes in. Psjst's Aleomi uns't and the 1md of nub-i '-tin Man 11 III ac-nt-A plans sn.l specltl.

atlons for such building TIIK ISM TO THK FSE OK TIIK I KOI'Hm When agitation was started for a suit to null fy its acceptance, the question had Uen raisin! as to whit uses the property might put Then there arose the right of the city to sell it, if it so desired to do. About the time the suit wan rmn tnencod. or shortly liefore, Mr. Saw-1 er made a sevond deed, a quit rbilm. under which the city wss given Yu'l authority to the property or to .1.

an re Wise. "What lo di with the rroi-ertv" I has Ix-en Ihe quentlon which has con-; fronted the community ever since the pif: wan made an.l accepted. That it Is a tienutiful homestead w.th oVht or ten bathrooms and mag-iiitieen" draperies In m-t disputed. Mr Knf, a.d It would be a credit to anv who has the means ta maintain It liut how the city can un It Is the Qumtion wh.ch ban bten before the public "Ke-luced to absurdity. he Mid, the rhy m.ght acquire 1.K4 or l.e ei-en of real estate, merely becaune th-- run tw.

bouFht cheaply or may 1 presented to the ctty. but for whbh no sr-ecftc une Is Int-nt out. Such action would entail a heavy I I 1 I i (By United Press.) St. Louis, Mo. M.

J. Connor, well known professional gambler and two men were killed today when Connor drove his automobile into a Missouri Pacific freight train on a grade crossing Just outside the city limits. Connor and an unidentified young wman were killed rn-ntantly. Miss Selma Wander, 22, died in a hospital several hours later. "A World Beater- FOIXT'S Cough Medicine is a World IJeater' for speedy relief." writes Hilton A.

Lyre, 206 Evans Avenue. Evansville, Ind. "Last month I was down with a severe cold, and getting worse. I bought a bottie of FOLEVS HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND, and the next night was well and O. If yon want a quick, re liable remedy for coughs, colds ar.

hoarseness Insist upon FOLEY HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND. It has all the curative qualities of pine tar and honey. Sold Everywhere. Advertisement. a Reason".