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NINE THE DAILY PANTAGRAPH, BLOOMINGTON, TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 23, 1926. Indoor and Outdoor Gardens Hunter Kill Wildcat Animal Hsd Been Committing Depredations Around llliopolit. III. Springfield, 111., Nov. S2.

UP) A wildcat, whlrh has been dutroylr.g young pigs, lambs and rhlrkens in the vicinity of IUIopolls, 20 mllet Leslie Kitt Home and Community Delegates Meet to Discuss Waterway Transportation 8t Louis, Nov. 22 PV Development of river transportation In the Mississippi, Missouri and Ohio river valleys, and dlvertlon of sufficient water from Lake Michigan to make the Ulnnls lrlver naviraMe. are problems which has drawn delegates from 2 states for the eights! annual convention of the Mississippi Valley association. Secretary Herbert Hoover Is here to tell the government's attitude and other eppakers Include assistant secretary of agriculture, R. W.

Dun-lap, Representative 8. W. Dempsey. chairman of the house riven and Bedtime Story sVy Tbonrtoa W. Barfeae File This Recipe Cat est tle resist sltti litis Rat Mrs sis Sit Itt ttartaltnt 1st silts kti Hi tstte retlstt tse It tktaisae at tttltt sf tilt sistr ttr We, Its will It sislMv fti Us AodrtM CO0KIN8 EDITOR.

Those Who Serve Us Are Only Human Tho We Forget That Fact It is a strange fact that we attribute to those who serve His powers greater than we ourselves possess. Recently a grouc of women attended a dub luncheon In another city. One of the women left coin under her plate. "That's There I do not agree with you." remarked the women next to her. observ'n the act "It Isn't much for me to do, explained the thoughtful one.

"I lived for 15 veara In a hotel and I know that theMtlrls who serve us need tvery cent that they can get I buve learned to appreciate these women who serve us In restaurants and VEGETABLE SCALLOPED SQUASH Cut squash into regular sized pieces and steam until almost tender; for each cup of squash add sauce made by using beef broth instead of milk (white sauce No. 2), put into baking dish, cover with buttered crumbs and bake until squash is tender and crumbs are well browned. east of hfre, was killed yetPrday by a party of hunters in an exciting battle after seven shots had been fired. The animal, which was killed on the farm of A F. Bryan, between the old and new bed of the Sangamon river, measured 40 Inches and weighed 17 pounds.

It fought the dogs vigorously, on of which was accidentally killed in the excitement by a chance shot from the hunters. The cat will brought to Springfield and placed on display, following which it will be mounted. Other wildcats are believed to be In the river bottoms, and Probate Clerk O. G. Addleman, who receive! the report here, plans to take a pack of hounds and hunt the animals.

Slaying Near St. Louis Believed Gangsters' Job St. LoutH. Nov. 22.

(A; Attracted by a woman's sobs, St. Louis county officers early today found the body of Jack Barrett, 22, at a deserted county cross roads with the woman holding the body in her arms. Barrett had been shot six times. The woman was Identified as Mrs. Mabel Robinson, 27, wife of Dave Robinson, serving a 25 year sentence In federal prison at Atlanta for mail robbery.

Police, who have questioned Mrs. Robinson without success, believe that the youth wns slain by gangster associates of Robinson, who arc known to have warned Barrett to quit associating with the woman. Children's play is most important.1 The slightest eouh or cold will keep your chiid from pitying, and, Mother, thit it btd for the child. Just a tea-apoonful or two of Lauber't Am-o-ioz, oar rhild'i covrb or eoid. It tf rf- A fvtlra and pluauit to ta.

Wlaa at other ha naJ it ferowr m. yosr dmirmat tells and gnafao frlca SOa. rTaparud by rtVLMtarC THS tOUOH SYRUP FOB CHILDttEN'4 rrW.HS cot rs For Sale by D. D. MOORE, Druggist Big Coat VVooltex Gusrsnteed i -sf r1 1 1.

vA, are apt even so early in the season to become attacked by red tpider. This Insect, like the aphis, subsists on the plants juices. Generally speaking, red spider means lack of moisture. I say this because well-watered plants are rarely attacked by this insect. The only thing to do in this rase Is to syringe the plants with cold water syringe the tops and literally flood the soil.

Merely pouring water over leaves will not do. You must use forces and this can only be obtained by a syringe or tin watering can or shower like we have in the modern bathroom. The reason for such force is the fact that the spider is protected behind a web. Should you notice a wea bug that resembles tufts of wool, it will be the mealy bug. Its farovrite haunt is the under surface of the leaves.

Water will usually eradicate these pests. If It try kerosene emulsion. This will be sure to rout the pests. All this may seem like work, but to those of us who love our flowers, It Isn't, for we really care sufficiently to keep our plants In a state of health. (Copyright).

Milwaukee Road Will Go Under Hammer at Butte Butte, Mont, Nov. 21. (IF) Financiers and representatives of the Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paul railway arrived here tonight on a special train from New York to attend the sale of the road here tomorrow. The sale will be held at the Milwaukee station at 11 a.

Robert T. Wain and Donald C. Swatland, representing the reorganization managers, Kuhn, Loeb A and the National City company of New York, will bid for the road. Special Master Herbert A. Lun-dahl, appointed by the federal court In Illinois, will conduct the sale, which will dispose of the largest corporation ever to go under an auc tioneer's hammer.

Seaplane Test at Norfolk Prevented by Bad Weather Norfolk, Nov. 22, (IP) A. cold northwest wind that brought a mixture of snow and rain tonight prevented final tests of the navy's Norfolk to Panama non-stop flight seaplanes and officials tonight would not predict when the start would be made, saying It might be made tomorrow or probably held up for three weeks. The PN-10 all-metal machines flew to Hampton Roads Friday from Philadelphia where they were built, and were to have had their full load tests at the naval air station today. The time of the flights start will be depend on the condition of the motors and the weather, Lieut.

Commander H. T. Bartlett, commanding the expedition said tonight. Negro Confesses His Part in Carlinville Slaying Carllnvllle, Nov. 22.

(IP) Jeure Dennie, 25. negro, held In connection with the fatal shooting last Wednesday of Night Policeman In this city, tonight confeased llifl nurt in the ufitte uttH omlltuH harbors committee, Major General Edgar Jadwln, chief of engineers for the U. S. Army, and Brigadier General T. Q.

Ashbnrn, chairman of the Inland Waterways corporation. Various other association speakers, headed by President James E. Smith of St. Louis, had a statement of purposes, adopted at last year's convention. It declared that "Railroad mileage thruout the nation Is practically at a standstill, yet progress continues apace until the point of saturation of facilities has about, reached." Relief for this condition Is the) declared purpose of the association, which points to hard roads ss well as river traffic as aids to railroads In meeting the BRJGHT.

LOWING scarfs hankies The well-dressed woman is the one who touches up her costume with bright, colorful scarfs, hankies and similar articles. Never before have colorful bits been so moch in vogue. For adding tht nrmstry tnurt tooth ot color, Crpty Dyr art wondertuL Thetr brillunt, luttrou. flowing colon five new bit new beauty to every part of woman't costume. And timpletouw' Just add to rinse water like bioins.

No boiling nofuaa Ideal, too, for painting on silk, when uard with Gypsy Punting Medium. (2-ox. iu'ibc) At all drug and department storei 12 beautiful ihadrt. Iry then) today. Cijpsy Dye: Reductions Costs Worth to $60 Biovnl pra-1 an WEST AISLE jf iltsim jaam IS'r hotels.

This Is my way of telling our waitress that I appreciate her smile and her attention." 'It's a disgusting custom," persisted the second woman. "The Idea of having to pay extra for a waitress' smile and the attention she Is paid to give. I think tipping should be abolished." "I'm not trying to uphold the custom. We have It and until something Is done about It: until human nature changes and the Idea is replaced with a wiser procedure. I ahall continue to express my appreciation in this way.

Tou see. I've learned the other tide of the story." Tha Other Side." Ma Int as article advocating tipping. It Is to advocate tolerance those whs serve us. Tou mothers who stand on your feet all morning and then rush to get dinner on the table at noon, how oheery Is your smile? Do you never get oross when all the children alamor for things; when you have to be in a dozen places at once and do as many things satisfactorily. How many housewives can remain bright and smiling thru the rush period of the dayT Tet when we go Into a restaurant sre want service and we want It at once.

We complain to the waitress tf she doesn't appear promptly and then we expect her to smile and bring our order with alacrity. We become interested In the point ef view of the people who serve us after we listened to their champion at this luncheon. We wondered about these people who smiled at us across the counters of stores and who brought us our sandwiches and soup each noon. They Usually Smile. These people who wait upon us usually smile.

Notice them not as mechanical Inventions to serve our wants, rt as fellow human betnas, who are doing their best to be pleasant and courteous In spite of aching feet Irritable customers and general weariness. These people are not paid enormous sums to wait upon us. Thej have to be on their feet most of the time, which any woman knows Is not conduslve to the Jnlllest of expressions. Yet we are inclined to expect them to be more than human. We want them to observe our needs, fathom our wants and obey our commands with courtesy.

We frown upon them when they react unoteasnntly to our attltud Tou dfs'lke 'people- who trout you with Indifference or un-lik-asantnes. Are the peopls who si'rve you greater than you? We discovered, after we watched these people, that they are usually amazingly efficient. They bring our food, or supply our wants across counters with very few mistakes and with amazing patience. Think of the times a clerk has displayed goods for our benefit, only to put It all hack again when we decided not to buy. ''he has probably done It fnr the customer before us.

and will do it for the customer after us. and will smile in the process. How many times could you tnke everything out of your bureau drawer and put It bark again, without growing Irritated. Chrlstmss Is Coming. We have learned that if we smile.

If we at toward those who help us MODISH MITZI Whit able a of all the try out. are you at to for be INTERFERENCE If you would clear of trouble steer, With others never interfere. Old Mother Nature. The little people of the Green Forest and the Green Meadows are not so different from we humans. Did you ever notice how shouting will always draw a crowd? Every "It is none of your business," snarled Reddy one within hearing wants to know what It is about It is just so with the little people of the Green Forset and the Green Meadows.

Of course Old Man Coyote had heard the report of what had happened to Mrs. Grouse, and Old Man Coyote felt much the same as Reddy Fox dldi He was clever enough to want to make sure that that hunter had found Mrs. Grouse after he had shot her. Bo Old Man Coyote had started for the Green Forest shortly after Reddy Fox started. He hadn't found the exact place where the shooting took place as quickly as had Reddy, so of course Reddy was ahead of him.

Old Man Coyote had just discovered Reddy's tracks, and had lifted his Hps In a little snarl when be heard Chatterer th Fed Squirrel beginning to scold. Old Man Coyote lifted his head and listened. He heard gamy Jay Join In. Old Man Coyote grinned. "Brother Fox must be right-over there" said he to himself.

"I reckon Brother Fox Is looking for Mrs. Grouse. I think I'll Just run over there and pass the time of day with him. It may be that he can save me some hard work." Again Old Man Coyote grinned, and there was some thing very sly about that grin. Reddy was doing his best to pay no attention to the racket which Chat terer the Red Squirrel, Sammy Jay and Blacky the Crow were making, but every once in a while he lifted his head nervously to look around.

You see, he was fearful that some body whom he didn't want to see might suddenly appear. The scent of Mrs. Grouse was growing stronger, and Reddy's mouth was watering more then ever. It was then that Reddy's feats were realized. A smooth voice said, "Are you having good hunting, Brother Fox?" Reddy jumped to one side with a snarl and turned to face Old Man Coyote.

Old Man Coyote was grin ning. He had been watching Reddy, and be knew by the way that Reddy was running, and by the eager look on his facs, that he was on a warm trail. He felt certain that that trail was the trail of Mrs. Grouse. 'It Is none of your business," snarled Reddy, which of course wasn't polite at all.

Oh, exclaimed Old Man Coyote, Isn't It Well then, let me lend you my nose to help you find Mrs. Grouse. I see you have found her trail." Old Man Coyote put his noee down and sniffed when he said this. Reddy Fox was bealdt himself with anger, "you keep away!" he snarled. "Mrs.

Grouse doesn't belong to you: the belongs to me. I found her first." 'Oh," said Old Man Coyote," so you have found her I In that case suppose you glvs her to me." And suddenly Old Man Coyote Jumped toward Reddy, and his eyes seemed to flash, and hs showed all his teeth, and he snarled way down In his throat, and altogether he looked so big and fierce that Reddy gave a frlgthened little yelp and turned tall. Of course Old Man had known all the time that Reddy Fox didn't have Mrs. Grouse. Now having driven Reddy away, he took up the trail himself and started on.

All Reddy could do about It was to stand at a distance and tell what he would do to Old Man Coyote were he only a little bigger, all of which was, of course, a pure waste or breath. (Cvntt. IMS hr T. W. Hmnaa The next story: "Where Mrs.

(Irons was." 7 with our meals and our purchases as toward another human being, cap of human feelings, that we get smile In return and are remem bered the next time. Christmas Is coming. That time stress and rush and Irritation for of us. If we could but remember that those who stand long hours to serve us appreciate courteous treatment from us, just as we expeot )t from them, and smile thru our Christmas shopping, we would make season one of less dread for the clerks and waitresses. I We all lke appreciation.

We all to do our best day in and day There are not many of us who as capable of observing as few prejudices as those who serve us dally In many capacities. There Isn't one of us who does not do better work and smile the easier for a word of nralse; a smile of encour-sgement. Remember the next time are cross with a waitress, or complain of a clerk, that as a whole, they meet life with a consistently nicer manner than we do. DOWNS UNIT TO HOLD MEETING WEDNESDAY The Downs township unit of the home bureau will hold Its November meeting at the home of Mrs. Lillian Honor on Wednesday.

This will be an all day meeting beginning 10 o'clock. Each member Is asked bring one dish and sandwiches herself. Mrs. J. L.

Murray will give her demonstration of tied and dyed work using cold water dyes. Miss Esther V. Kahle, the adviser, will teeth the making of parchment lamp shades. Miss Edna Gray, the clothing specialist from the university of Illinois, Is also expected, to present. Anyone who is Interested Is invited to ttend.

Miss Clara Brian the former home adviser, has prepared these balanced menus to help the housewife select the proner food for the family. Breakfast Rolled Oats Pates Fried Mush Coffee Milk Dinner Boiled Beef Baked Potatoes Scalloped Pquash Cahbage Palsd Apple Dumplings Supper Meat Hash Rice Whole Wheat Rolls Prunes Cream Cocoa Mltil Saw at ths Play Menus For a Day Gridley Unit to Do Community Work EDITORS NOTE: The press cor- respondent of the Gridley unit of the McLean county home bureau, Mrs. Dave Asbell, sent this aooount of the monthly meeting of that unit Every home bureau unit, or woman's organization Is urged to appoint a press correspondent who will send such interesting report as this to the Home and Community department of the Dally Pantagraph. We are printing Mrs. Asbell's story as she sent It Twenty members of the Gridley unit of the home bureau bravely faced the snow storm and ley walks and highways to attend the regular home bureau meeting last Thursday at ths home of Mrs.

John Davis. Miss Either V. Kahle, the home adviser was present and gave the lesson on small kitchen equipment which was very Interesting and which was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Grace Bote Ford, chairman, gave a demonstration of creamed biscuits, which were served with honey and coffee at the close of the program.

Mrs. Helen North, assisted by Miss Frances Garber gave an In tereatlng talk on tie dyeing on a stick, using cold water dye. A number of beautiful shawls and scarves were on exhibition, showing different ways and designs In dyeing. Since every unit In the country has a community project the local unit voted unanimously for the old peoples home at Meadows as its project for this year. A box of fruit and jelly will be packed at the next meeting, when each member will bring a contribution.

The old peoples home has 15 In mates now, with 40 more waiting for entrance. Owing to lack of room they can not accommodate more. The home Is not for Mennonites alone, alfho sponsored by this church. Any one of good Christian faith who Is worthy, Is eligible. The home does not solicite outside of the Mennonite church, but is very grateful for any donations, large or small.

The members of the Gridley unit feel that they have selected a good cause. The next meeting of the Gridley unit will be held on December 16, at the home of Mrs. R. J. Smith.

Whitman Is Near Death Chics go. Not. II. UP) John I Whitman, former warden of Jollet penitentiary who was ousted following escape of seven convicts and the Lslaylng if a deputy warden, and wno hhi oeen in wiui nrtvn uinfnne In a hospttal here, was reported in a critical condition tonight Mr. Whitman's condition took a turn for the worse early today and doctors said tonight that fears were entertained for his recovery.

(All rlfhaj prottrttdl Jay ft Jay gir.a S'lfc Coata vith gquirral Cousra. WiXltt lM) 1 BVtutiful Valour Coata Wolf trimmed I wnb to SS5 Tina Flari and Ni'7 Coata, UanrtmrUtil Wolf follart. worta 144 that he Is an escaped convict from 1 l.tL. Co-lull Thmrart Prmr Coata, Nir anj lllark worth UK 7a Many other wnndtr rahm that spana rant batint nra. lliuuga.

Wolta UuaraatMd. I FIRST FLOOR mwm jarnnuM, iirnueni iary, ana mat i there Is a reward upon him for his return there. Dennie denied that he fired the shot which killed Heats. He told a completes story of the night's events, and declared that one of two other negro tramps Whom he had eked un on a freight train, fired the shot By Jane EDITOR'S NOTEi Questions concerning gardening or landscaping should be directed to Mitt Jane Leslie Kift cars of Psntsgrsph, Bloomington, III. Mits Kift will sniwer questions of gtntral interest In the psper every Thursday and other tuitions will be answered by her direct, provided a self -addressed, stsmped, envelope accompanist ths query.

WHEN PLANT8BECOME ILL. Sometimes when plants become dis eased we cannot defect the cause. Wt feel sure that we are giving the best care we know how to glvs. When such a time comet it is well to consider aphis. Sometimes these pests attack roots as well as foliage.

One indication of aphis is the turning yellow of the leaves. If aphis are present dig down about the main stem of the plant Aphis are easily detected. When you are sure of the presence of these pests, water the soil In which the plant is growing, with tobacco solution, Tou can buy this ready-made from any seedsman or you can make it in your own kitchen. Merely boll a small package of smoking tobacco In a gallon of water. If the tobacco does not kill the Insects, there is only one thing that will, and that Is root washing.

It Is not an espeolally difficult proc-ets purchase some whale oil sosp (ons-quarter of a pound to two gallons of water is about the right proportion.) After you feel confident that you have washed away these Insects, rinse the roots In clear water and repot at once. Plants In the average living room Dress Pattern The Daily Pantagraph YOUTHFUL APRON DESIGN. Becoming, youthful, slenderising new type of apron. It closes in surplice styling, with narrow belt at tached at either side of front that ties snugly in bow at back, holding the apron close to dress at waistline. It has deep eomforttbl armholea and roomy patch pockets.

Design No. 1932 entirely covers the dress. and assures perfect protection. Blocked gingham, figured sateen, stripe percale and cotton pongee are attractive and practical fabrics to select. Pattern can be hsd In alies It, IS years, St.

SS, 40, 41 and 44 Inches bust measure. The SS-lnch tlie requires yards of SS-lnch material, with 7 yards of binding. TO OSDIg fATTIRNt. ArVirtte Suhlne Dtptntitat, Dttlf Ptattgnph. It Ett lltk at, Mtw Tort City, eoelotlni ISc, stance tf eels (eeta preftrrtd).

Bt lure to girt simow ef pattern dttrd sad writ your sane sad tditrwa plainly. If yea dttirt eovy ef our Ittttt dtalnt, plrtort dnetmaklnt ItteoDt, tnbroldtry dttlgnt, tacieet its effite arise strtantl ft. that It may shoot for some distance. The vomiting occurs, no matter what the type ot food. Babies may starve to daatk while the mothers are experimenting with food, unaware that the reason for their trouble la that the passage leading from the stomach Inte the Intestines le eo small that food ran not readily pass Inte them snd In the upheavals of digestion In-stesd of the food passing on, It Is churned around In the stomach and eventually Vomited.

If the opening is loo small It Is sometimes helpful to feed the bthlts no liquid powdered milk and thick cereals. These will sometimes force their way thru ths opening and are always more difficult tu eject than the liquid food. In severe casts an operation will hvs to he performed. It Is easy enough for the stomach to learn the habit of vomiting and nervous children often vomit their foods not because Is Indigestible but beiautt of some excltrment or Irritation. Such babies are also helped by the thick feedings until the stomach Ittrns better eontml.

One cannot treat all vomiting alike. It Is necessary te discover what iaues vomiting and correct that. Perhaps some of ihe causes named shove will point the way to a cure. At ordinary temperatures and prerures a nmlerult of tss will be bumped Into tevertl billion tlnv-l a ittcond by other mnlenlet. sa 40 Hours of Cooking for 22c Let Us Show You How It Can Be Done With a W) FIRELESS Gat RANGE Save 3 Hours of Gas and 2 Pounds of Food On Your Thanksgiving Turkey! This range that cooks with the gas turned off will save you $132.16 on one year's dinners alone! un ill nr Your Baby and Mine atYRTLI alt YIH KLDfttO HertS will ke site It MM tS sMMitat ttrUIMnf at ktkUt tot tellers, a Come in today and will show yon how to roast your Thanksgiving turkey with the Chambers way you only burn 80 minutei (rai yon save two pounds of ex pensive meat no watching, no baatinfr and a 'more moist, tendrr, delicious turkey you never taatcd! Lot us show you what this rmnrkable range will save fou in year you save $2 )n every $4 cooking gas bill 24 a year; you save over 100 pounds of costly food from shrinkage a money laving of you will have at least two wonderful bourg of leisure daily 730 hours a year, the equivalent of a month's vacation.

The next dramatic episode was the noting ot the necklaces worn by some friends who bomed to her' from nearby seats. The smooth little choker necklace Is woven gold and matches a bracelet of the same design. The pendant Is of pearls and rhlncstonea. Crystal and carnellaff last Tho flint thing MKi! saw were wldt bracelet on arms reaching out tor a program. Lett to right they are green stones in a design ot itrasi, a wtda fold cuff bracelet, a wide bracelet ot onyi and rhlneslones and emerald colored stones set In rhlneslones.

with the gas Xjx turned off sue ttrt tStraaitt nittlase, rtrwtret Some Rtstons Why Btbltt Vomit. The most frsqusnt and natural rauae of vomiting In Infants Is over feeding. Most Infants ran hold two ounces more food than they are months eld. Thus a three-month-old child ean take from five to five and ene-half ounces at a feeding. But eight ounces la the maximum at one feeding, no matter what the child's age.

Children can learn te tolerate larger amounts but this reuaea stomach distention and the etght of an overly large stomach may esuse the stomach to fall lower In the abdominal wall and this has bsd results generally. Bo when the baby constantly regurgltatea after meals, and especially right Ifter eating, one can suspect just too much food. Having the hinder too tlirht or handling the baby after feeding often rnu-e rrsut Kliitliiii. brrsue the stomach Is Imperfectly closed and jHKEling the rhlld about Is sufficient to make some of Its contents spill nut. Toe much sugsr In the formula causes vomiting and so does a milk formula which la Isrgely rresm.

Formulss made of raw milk may mil's vomiting which cm be cured by boiling the milk. Most ef these symptoms sre the result ef the wrong form it fnr particular child, hut vomiting may be reused bv a real congenial tnal furtnatlon of the s'nma''h and tmh vomiting Is nf the following nature. The hy does not just toll ui lit feed but sjects 11 with violence se $5 DOWN Balance in Easy Payments And we Install your Chambers rangs In time fnr Thanksgiving Free installation and special a ranKements to help you dispose of your old rane. Free Aluminum Ware with each range. 107 East Froqt 51 4 IC 'ii Phone 1829 4 Big Floors Devoted Exclusively to Things Electrical Ii the Ooofer.

after all, a broken reed? He doein't seem able to tell Mini the plot ot the play. She'll hive to read the reviews la the morning. Our guess la limply that the Ooofer wis witching MIUI though not her nerklsre snil earrings of pearls and cryitsl! Temerrew Ths Newest Underthingt A moat ascitic play! MIUI will bear all about later from lb a Goofsr. At the moment he absorbed In these earrings-left, a pear nd a pendmf crystal that match the necklace. Next most tremendous earrings of emerald stones with rhlnestonei.

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