COOK FINED FOR STEALING A CAT T0ok Yellow and White Kitten | From Neighboring Restau- rant, Says Owner. SAYS DIDN'T KEEP IT But New York Magistrate Finds Him Guilty and Places Value of Ani. mal at $10—Says Chef Threat. ened Him. Port Chester, N. Y.—Convicted of he theft of a yellow-and-white kitten ®rom the doorstep of Charles A. Thompson's cafe at King and Adee streets, Joseph Figan, twenty-six years of age, assistant chef at the Palace restaurant, was fined $10 in the police «wourt by Magistrate John L. Coward. Although Mr. Thompson sald it was “the principle of the thing and not the value of the cat that counted, the cat's waluation was fixed at $10 for the pur pose of prosecuting the case agalost the cook. Mr. Thompson testified that about 8:80 o'clock Sunday morning he saw Figan walking toward the Palace res taurant with the kitten In his hand When he demanded that he return it, Figan said that he had dropped it “in the alley” and did not kngw what had Decome of It. When he made a sub sequent visit to the kitchen of the res taurant he found Figan turning a tur key and a rib roast over In a big pan with the ald of a long-tined fork. Mr. Thompson sald that the chef threatened to jab the utensil into him if he did not go away and stop both ering him about the kitten. Chef Grabbed It. Willlam Frost of Fox Island road who works for Mr. Thompson, testi fled he was sweeping off the sidewalk in front of Mr. Thompson's place when dhe saw Flgan come along and try te ‘catch the kitten, which bad run a Ht tle way up a telegraph pole. To scare the kitten away so that Figan could not get it. Frost testified, he beat on the sidewalk with his broom. The kitten ran in through the front of Took the Cat From the Doorstep. Thompson's place and halted on the “doorstep of the side entrance, Frost wsaid, and It was from there that the | wrhef purloined it. | JFigan made no den!al of the charge of taking the cat, but sald he was moved to action by Frost's cruelty in ! hitting the cat with the broom. He | only carried it across the street and | there dropped it, he sald, thinking It | would return home. He denied having fildden the kitten In the restaurant kitchen and protested ignorance of ita present whereabouts, i In imposing the fine Judge Coward told the chef that it looked as though be was one of those persons who had to be taught to respect the property of others, HE'S YELLOW BLACK-HANDER iFirst Chinese Arrested for Extorting Money by Letter Threat in New York. New York~—~The first Chinese “"black-hander” the police have en- countered here was sentenced by Judge Mulqueen to serve two and a half of five years In Sing Sing for fe lonlous assault, Hong Wing twenty-one, apparently had been reading something of “black- hand” undertakings. He wrote, in Chl mese, to Kong Chong Wing, an Im porter, demanding $800. His next step was to call In person for the $300. He handed the importer a note. Kong Chong read it, and handed Hong Wing a smash to the jaw. The “black-hander” drew a knife and be gan slashing the Importer until the police separated them and sent ope Wing to jail and the other Wing to the ‘hospital, Lived With Hatpin In Stomach, Chi months ago Mra ‘Ella Levy swallowed a seven-lnch Witt 40d lived. urges pesid he LADY IN THE MOON - EVELYN B, HAMPDEN. © 1031, by MoClure Newspaper Syndicate One month had elapsed since Aunt Cynthia's favorite nephew had come to live In her attractive home. The apartment house in which she dwelt was a duplicate of those on either side, so it happened that when rushing forth to catch a car one morn: r EQUALLED EXCELLENT One of the most modern automo- hile establishments of this section of he state is this well known concern that is very popular with people all to hurry up the step. The Studebaker might aptly be For an Instant he looked Into a palr of laughing eyes, then the girl van- ished. Oliver gazed at the door which had closed behind her, while his car with clanging bell rolled past. “The Falr Unknown,” as Oliver dubbed her, was most elusive, and cau. tious inquiry of his aunt failed to elleit any information except that the people were strangers, Nevertheless the fates were kind to him. Occasionally the familiar garnet sult was observed at a distance; various times he saw It disappear into the neighboring doorway and once he actually met “The Falr Unknown” face to face, A swift glance of amused recollec tion was all he got, but Oliver was satisfied. “She remembers me at any rate” he chuckled, and decided to risk a Cynthia's benefit, might hasten the cal she Intended to make some time. This plan was unnecessary, however, for his amt greeted him with, *“Tve called on our new neighbors.” “New neighbors,” scoffed male tmpu. dence, “you sald they had been here two months.” “Fine people; very old family.” Oliver, wisely refraining from com ment, picked up the newsaper. “Listen to this" he hegan, * ‘partis! eclipse of moon tonight Good op portunity to view the lady In the moon.” “Here's where your humble servant hies roofward this very night to hunt for that lunar goddess.” “Haven't you ever found her? In quired his aunt. “Found her? Bless me, I've never looked for her. Most people talk of a man In the moon, you know. How does this female look ™ “She hear a lovely face™ replied Aunt Cynthia, rising to answer the ‘phone Later, Oliver, armed with a palr of fleld glasses, was wandering about on the flat roof of the building he called home, Turning to examine the structure on his left he noticed a shaft of light streaming before him. He wheeled about, raising the glasses an he 414 so and saw, not the anticipated full moon, but a feminine form silhouetted against that luminary. She also held a pair of glasses to her eyes and was peering down at him from the height above A minute of tense silence ensued then Oliver shattered the spell. “1 may.” he drawled, lowering his glasses, “are yon the lady A silvery peal of Ianghter answered “I say.” queried a tantalizing volce from In the moon?" This time the laugh was deep-throated We seem to be kindred spirits ® “Or kindred owls,” came twinkling across the Intervening space Oliver waited. Presently she spoke, her tone this time suggesting hesita- tion, “l think youn may come over a mo here” Soon they were chatting easily, The night was clear, with a delicious tingle in the atmosphere, and although the stars blinked thelr astonishment and the moon beamed understandingly, the nocturnal tete-a-tete continued, Finally, the girl exclaimed In sur “The eclipse !™ she cried. “Look. the moon is half covered; only the lady ia visthle I™ Oliver looked and saw clearly the luminous face. “Queer [ never discovered that soon. er,” he marvelled. “How plain It is” His companion moved toward the horizontal trap door, “Must you go?” he protested, follow. ing. “Yes, my mother will be wondering if I have fallen off the roof.” Oliver lifted the door, “When and where can we get properly introduced? “Well, mother expects to return your aunt's call soon, and-—> “Yea” She was half way down the stairs “Real soon? urged Oliver, Another merry “Yes” was her reply When about to close the trap he sud. denly stooped. “Say,” he called, “what's name ™ “Juliet,” came laughingly from be low, Shortly afterward he entered his aunt's ving room. luck? smiled that amiable lady. “Did you find your moon girl? “l sure did,” was the jubilant re sponse. “She's a dear!” To avold further questions, which might prove embarrassing, he placed the glasses on the table and turned te leave the room. “Most people look for the man, yeu your because of its harmonious anddistine- tive lines and superb finish. While it offers the luxury in cars selling for a much higher price it also possesses 2 reputation for dependable per. formance that is the envy of the mot- or car industry. Master designers have been responsible for the con- tinned and wide spread popularity of this popular ear and it is not strange that the car is in such demand and has taken the country by storm This remarkable light weight six- cylinder car combines all that we believe the critical owner expects in an automobile, It was built up to that expectation. And because it is manufacturer complete in the Studebaker plant with middlemen’s profits eliminated—Studebaker is able to offer it today at the new low price. At all driving speeds the Light-Six is remarkably free from vibration, Its powerful 40-horse power motor is an exclusive Studebaker design— built complete in Studebaker factor ies, The flexibility—the power— and the economy (18 to 22 miles to the gallon) gf the Light-Six mc‘or are qualities not to be found in the averag? six-cylinder car. You can have the advantage of thie mot.r's wonderful gasoline econon.y and the satisfaction of its smooth ness of operation only by owning a Studzbaker Light-Six. They specialize in individual ser- vice to Studebaker owners. Just as The Studebaker Corporation is a world known concern with an envi- able reputation of backing up their products with a comprehensive ser- vice, so is this Studebaker represecit. ative in this territory known far and wide for individual service to Stude. baker owners. This means that When you buy a Btudebaker motor car the word “Service” actually “Mears Something.” The advantage of such individual service, such “standing be. hind the car” by both manufacturer and dealer—cannot be over estimat. ed. The proprietor is an automobile man of wide experience. He his personal attention to the super- vision of the work and having em. ployed only experienced men is in a ri ee BivVes position to guarantee satisfaction This is the day and age when the Jublic demands not only magnam mous service, but the best is quality at a reasonable price. Thoroughly conversant with both the manufac- turing, wholesale and retail condi- tions of the country and with a wide experience in their particular field of endeavor the management of this ropular institution has been able tu cunder a service tq the people in their ine that is distinctively satisfactory This modern house .s doing quite a bit towards the modernization of the homes of the country, being pre- pared to render completes service in the way of modern washing and ironing machines and vacuum ¢lean- ers and carry a large assortment from which to choose. They spec- ialize in this branch of the service and the manager is an authority on the latest improvements in these lines and any lady who desires to modernize her home should consul with them. They realized at the start that to make a battery station most ef- feient it was necessary to install the best machinery and then to employ the most competent experts. This they did and as a consequence their battery department has attained a high state of efficiency. They are thorougl'y conversant with every feature of the trade and can take ycur batteries apart and completely rebuild them iY you desire. We do not think we exaggerate when we say that this is one of the most efficient auto electrical housesin this section, for their many patrons have been enthusiastic in their praise of the excellent lines found here. No matter how urgent may be your de mands, they are equipped to serve you, for a complete stock is always ready for your use. The Willard orgamzation recog nized the ability of this firm in this line by making this establishment their service station for this section Therefore, they are prepared to equis your car with the famous “Sfill Bet- ter Willard,” which represents the very last word in storage battery ef ficiency by reason of the threaded. rubber insulation which is exclusive- ly a Willard feature. This insur- e« a longer life and the most regular efficiency in Willard Storage Batter tes for which this is the suthorized agency. The threaded-rubber in- sulation makes “re-insulstion” un. necessary in Willard Storage Batter ies and therefore the owner of a Willard never has to have this work done and is assured of the largest number of uninterrupted battery miles per dollar expended for the insulation has a life as long as the battery and by reason of this fact the life of both is much longer than that of say other make. While they make a specialty of the Willard, yet they look after work on al! makes of batteries The fact that the Willard is stand. OF BATTERIES — FIXTURES ard equipment on 90 percent of a cars and trucks manufactured placas it in the lead. It is used by 191 man ufacturers and thus one is able to ob. tain service without any trouble as their business is world wide A feature of this institution their expert all its phases is electrical work in The man in charge is an electrical engineer of ability who understand all the littl intricacies of the very scientific part of the construction and equipment of modern life. No matter what it is in this line that you desire, you will get the correct information here. The manager is of the one well known business men of the commur ity and is thoroughly conversant with every feature of the business, be ng a man of line. wide experience in th m ail In a review of this character itis we devote space to a well merited tribute to this highly efficient firm who conducts one of the largest es- tablishments for being prepared to execute painting on autos, carriages, wagons and first elass work. This efficient painting establish- ment is one of the institutions of this section that is running full time and has done quite a lot toward keeping the autos in fine condition at the present time when new ones are high in price. ; The prices are of tne most pleasing character and the satisfying kind, getting the work done when promised. Better call and see them the next time you are in town and have a talk with them. They are very cour- teous and will be pleased to explain the auto top proposition to you whether you want to order at this time or not. Another important department of their plice is the painting depart- ment. This is in charge of experts ard a specialty is made of fine high grade automobile painting. The work from their painting department has received the commendation and Experts are on the job and the vehicle is first gotten down to the sur- face in a thorough manner, then a filler and a series of coats of varnish are applied and proper time allowed to dry in a dost-proof establishment, sc that when the job is completed there is no danger of the job crack- ing and peeling. When it comes to bodies they are considered an authority upon their correct repairs. By reason of their wide experience and technical know- ledge they have been called upon to take charge of a great deal of this work and in each case their services ave been entirely satisfactory. i FURNISHED AT PRICES THAT BROS. ARE MASTER CRAFTS. Most correct and reliable upholstering is an art rather than a trade and requires a training that can only be secured by actual exper. ience. That is why the work of their upholstering department is meeting with such universal favor for it is in charge of one of the most experienc- ed and expert upholsteters the country. ; In making this review of the on- ward progress of our county we wish t. compliment the management upon the efficiency of the plant and { dir- ect our readers to it when in need of anything in this line. in WHEAT FLOUR. The opportunity is not given every firm to work out its own successful career and at the same time be of incalculable service to the people of its home town and the surrounding country. But such is the case with this well known firm. With the acute ousiness judgment that has characterized their entire career they realized that it was im- portant that the people of this com- munity not only have an establish- ment of this kind but an institution that would be thoroly modern and in keeping with the demands of the present day. This firm has added from time to time until they are now managers of a large business and are serving the people faith. fully as they are not served in many other communities. Through their straightfor ward and above-board policies this firm has established an enviable repu- tation in these parts and the farmers, and the people generally have come to look upon this firm as one of the prominent concerns of this section that pays the highest market prices. Through their extensive dealings in grain and allied lines they have af- forded the farmers of this commun- ity a most advantageous market right at their very door. They bring thou- sands of dollars into this section each year that would otherwise go to some other center were their policies and service not so entirely satisfactory in every particular. here that this firm are considered authorities in these parts on subjects. Just as they have co look to them for information and vice in regard to grain, so have farmers of this section learned from this organized concern they secure the best feeds of the t nutritive value. Their establishment is headquarters in these parts for feeds and is continually the scene of varied activity. This section is indeed fortunate to have such a progressive firm to serve us in the line of grain and feeds for it adds in no little way to the pro- gress and prosperity of the commun. ity. If you want anything in this line, telephone them, call at their es tablishment, write to them, and then when you have decided what you need, you can depend on it that this well known firm will see that you it. The mill is one of the best equip- ped mills in this section of the coun- try, being thoroughly up-to-date and is operated upon the latest of scientific principles for the produce. tion of the very best grade of flour known to the trade anywhere. Every grain of wheat is thoroughly cleaned A HIGH GRADE SPRING before being manufactured flour. It is then run through the latest milling processes and when complete the flour retains the nat- ural nutty flavor of the finest winter wheat in the world and sufficient The large storage capa- city and purchasing ability of the concern assures the public of “Our Best” in its uniformity, The manager's wise busizess judg ment and keen fo t has been responsible for he into
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