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GRANGE ITEMS

The Grange held its regular monthly
meeting May 11th at Smith hall.
A class OF nineteen was given the
first and second degrees. There we're
other candidates who should have
been in the class, but we're not pres
ent. The third and fourth degrees
will be given in June. After that mi
tiation will be held only four times a
year.
1t was moved and carried that all
applications for membership must be
accompanied by the Initiation fee
Mr.. A. W. Stedman told lof the
plans for reorganizing the Co-Opera-
tive Association on better business
basis and asked for the interest and
help Of the Grange. A committee Of
five was appointed TO meet with the
board OF directors of the Association
and learn more OF their plan. They
will report ut the next meeting
Refreshments for the June meeting
will be In charge OF Messrs. Vein
heimer. Lyle Watt. David Mcfntyre
and Smith Watson. There will bs q
program also.
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EAST FINDS THAT
slLAGE is THE MOST
ECONOMICAL FEED
Report from Pennsylvania Backs Up
Statements Which Have Been
Made by Colorado
Specialists.

The Pennsylvania Experiment Sta
tion has found thai two tons of silage
and 200 pounds OF iinseed meal will
carry 1900 pound beef COW throus:.
the winter with some gain. This Is
more than proof that silage Is indis-
pensable ito the producer OF beef.
There is no need of winter losses In
live animals or In live weight In any
part OF Colorado during normal years.
Shortage or crops some years. due t.,
drouth. cannot be helped" says X. w.
Clark OF the Colorado Agricultural
College, "but on the whole the ,oyses
can. be reduced to almost nothing
Silage will work wonders In prevent.
INK losses Of all kinds"
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City for the summer to do some spe-
cial work on the coddling moth
A field laboratory has been erected
on Mr.. Harvey's place in South Canon
for this purpose.
Special attention will be paid to the
coddling moth IN regard to its devel,
opment in all of its stages; the Leaf
roller in regard to its parasites, and
such other insects that may be neces'
sary.
Visitors are welcome at the labora-
tory at any time.
Mr. -Yetter viii be glad at any time
to give such help as he is able along
chronological lines to the growers.
1t is also desirous that number OF
growers be secured who Will follow a
spray schedule as determined by Mr..
Yetter.
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INTERESTING EXPERIMENTS

There are hundreds of well de-
fined feeding experiments which
prove the economy of the silo, but
space forbids quoting these many
tests. However, we wish to call your
attention to quite unique and in.
teresting experiment which was car
ried on last year. At four of the ex-
pertinent stations there were feeding
tests to determine the value of large
and small ration for economic beef
production. These tests were carried
on with no intent to duplicate or par
allel the experiments, and therefore
the results of these tests are all the
more interesting. Briefly stated, they
can be summed up as follows:
At a Wisconsin station two lots of
steers were fed 112 days. The silage
ration with one lot was 80 pounds and
with the other Sc pounds. The heavy
silage feeding resulted in producing
gains IT cents per pound cheaper
than the light, and the profit per steer
was S5.47 more with the heavy silage
ration than with the light.
At the Missouri station two lots
were fed, one with 25 pounds and the
other 40 pounds of silage per day.
The heavy silage lot cost $21 for feed
Wnlie tue lBul SildSc lOl CoSt gov.
The cost per hundred pounds gain
showed a difference of S5.26 per hun
dred pounds in favor of the heavy ST.
lage lot.
At the Iowa station one lot was
fed 81 pounds and the other So
pounds of silage per day. The cost of
100 pounds of gain favored the heavy
siiage lot by $3.50 per hundred.
At the Kansas station the two lots
were fed so pounds per day and no
silage at all for lot one. Lot two, or
the silage fed steers, produced 100
pounds gain or s9.17 cheaper than the
no silage lot
There is wonderful similarity in all
OF these tests All of them except
Kansas were conducted to test the
size of the silage ration. Indiana,
Iowa, Nebraska. Illinois, South Da-
kota, North Carolina and Wisconsin
have all conducted a number of ex-
periments which have clearly defined
the economy of silage for beef pro-
duction. A great number of very
good experiments have proven the
economy of silage in the sheep ration
and also for raising horses and mules.
Any one who cares to investigate
this subject will find vast number OF
tests, and he will note that they all
point in one direction. and that is to-
ward the silo.
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SINCE WE'VE SIGNED UP
BY MRS. L. A. SEAMANS.

We've done a lot of diggip'. workin
mighty hard,
We've done a lot of fgurin'. an hus.
tin on the farm.
We've done a lot of savin'. an there
amt bit of doubt.
lots of times we've gone without
It's mattered very little, If crops were
good or bad.
For raisin' much or little, the farm
took all We had
So we're breathing somewhat easy
for Wen sure get out the rut:
Since we've Joined the State Farm
Bureau an ail-signed-up. a
It's cost a heap of money, to buy
things for the farm,
To cheat the workin farmer "proh-
ters" think good form.
We've paid out lots of money to get
our crops to grow.
And when we Went to sell them the
prices were SO low.
We couldn't pay expenses. an, too,
the hired man..
With all the crops we've harvested to
save our countrymen.
So we're feeling more contented. an
happier with our lot
Since we Joined the State Farm Blu
reau an all-signed-up.
We've reached the time, l reckon.
when farmers sure most fight,
An We must fight together, IL we
would do 1t right;
So give us time to figur'. the things
for us to do.
Then get behind together. an let us
put 'em through.
For with our heads together. an our
pocketbooks as well.
There'll be no man between" then,
when we go up to sell,
So we're not worryin' any, an with
frettin' we have stopped
Since we've Joined the State Farm
Bureau. an all-signed-up.
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EXCHANGE Lat

The people of Fremont county are
not taking advantage Of this depart
ment OF the paper as they should.
This Is one Of the most valuable de-
partrnents Of this paper. II you will
only make use Of II But We can't
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"Doc- HENDERSON HERE
FOR COMMENCEMENT
PRESCOTT HOME
The Stork Express

Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Kenney OF Cim-
srron. n. NJ. announce the birth OF .
daughter at the Graves hospital on
Thursday morning Mrs. Kennsy
win be remembered a. Miss Heller I
sicKiunon
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The greatest thing we can do 20
raise the standard of public health in
this country. to increase the span of
life and to cause the people of our
country to maintain the Characters
tics of youth over longer periods. is
TO change the diet and use more milk.
more green vegetables. and less meat.
DR.. McCollum of Johns Hopkins
University.
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REPUeLic RUBBER MAN
lN CITY TODAY

REPUeLIc RUBsER MAN
IN CITY TO-DAY
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. whiDple OF
Denver are in the city. Mr.. Whip
pie Is manager of the Republic Rub
ber Company.
RICHARD FULHAM
ACCOMPANIED FATHER
J. W. Fuiham was accompanied on
his regular trip Wednesday by his
younger son, Richard.
PROMINENT MINING MAN
VISITING CANON CITY
r. r. Gasche and party OF five from
Cripple Creek are Canon City visit
ors. Mr.. Gasche is general manager
of the Lincoln Mine Reduction Com
pany. which is at present engaged in
the construction or large new iow-
grule mil, which is expected to be
of great value in the Cripple mining
district.
FRED SNOW is
MUCH IMPROVED
Fred Snow. who has been patient
at the Graves hospital the past week.
is getting along nicely.
WEEKEND VISITORS
AT THE JONES HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hayes OF
Pueblo, daughter, Miss Ethel. and
Mrs. Groves. were weekend visitors
of Mr. and Mrs Albert Jones sun
day. Mr.. and Mrs Jones entertained
their guests AT picnic on the Gorga,
returning over the Skyline drive.
II. II. THoMPkiNs. JR..
STOPPED OVER HERE
H. II. Thompkfns. Jr-. OF Denver
was Canon City visitor Wednesday,
en- route from his valley ranch 10 the
Pueblo county ranch.
PRESIDENT OF THE
OHIO ZINC HERE
f. T. Pinneil OF westneld. Ill. pres
ident OF the Ohio Zinc Company. is in
the city and is registered at the
Canon hotel
PlGGs ATTEND THE
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ Pige OF Gufey
are in the city to attend the com.
mencement exercises at the Acad-
envy.
JOE CRAIG VISITS
DAUGHTER HERE
Joe Craig of Steamboat Springs Is
In the city to attend the commence
ment season at the Academy. and ac-
company his daughter. Miss Rather
inc. home.
DOC" HENDERSON HERE
FOR COMMENCEMENT
II j. Henderson Is down from Den
yer TO visit his daughter at the Acad.
envy. Miss Margaret Henderson. who
Is among the graduates.
MRS. WoLGANWoOO
VISITS PRESCOTT HOME
Mrs. F. j. wolganwood arrived on
Wednesday from Colorado Springs.
and is the house guest of Mrs. T. J.
Prescott OF sotuh Canon
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Fremont County Farm Bureau News

+, Manufacturers say this year is to be
the banner year in silo building
Farmers should get their orders in
early and have the silos built before
they are needed, is the advice of r.
w. Clark, extension specialist of the
Colorado Agricultural College. Last
year ordering was put off until late
and on account of the dry weather in
! some parts of the state many orders
given early in the season were sus.
pended until after the rains came
This condition was very undesirable
and hany farmer was disappointed
in getting his silo up when the crop
was ready.
To avoid this condition again farm
ers should look well ahead and plan
accordingly
There is fresh supply of prairie
dog poison at Mr.. Halsted's store at
the corner of Third and Main Those
wanting it will fill the five-gallon sacks
themselves and pay Mr.. Halsted for it.
THE DUTIES OF A COUNTY AGENT
What are the duties of a County
Agent?' Some people seem to think
he is sort of a general doctor to
prescribe for all the different Ills
which spring up throughout the
county, but while he should be thor
oughly familiar with the different
branches of farming, that is not his
real job.
He is really general manager for
the Farm Bureau and IL is his duty to
see that the plan OF work which the
Farm Bureau lays out is carried out.
And his biggest job is to get the diff
Co. ,l,.xr-. Nl..
to cooperate with one another to
carry out the different lines of work.
A Farm Bureau without a County
Agent is like ship without mari
ner, and County Agent without a
Farm Bureau is like general with |
out an army.
| wish everyone could read the ar |
ticle in Western Farm Life of May
18th, written by Mr.. Steinel, What a
County Agent Did for His Community"
and note that the agent said that the
thing that looms largest in the work
which has been done by farmers and
the County Agent in the last seven
years is the Development of spirit
of community cooperation, which ex-
tends beyond the confines of the rural
districts and takes in not only the
farmers but the towns people as well. |
The division engineer of the Santa
Fe Railway company was here few
days ago to look over our proposed
fair ground site and we hope to have
something definite in regard to the
matter very soon now. In the mean
time begin talking fair with your |
neighbors, so that when the time /
comes everybody will be ready to get
behind the proposition and put Fre-
mont county on the map as live ag-
ricultural community. 1t will only
take little effort from each one to !
pull together.
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AoRicuLTuaAL COLLEGE pure
FIELD ENToMoLo0IsT At
CANON CITY FoH THE GUNNER

The Colorado State Agricultural
College has sent W. r. Ysttsr Jr.. q
deputy stats sntomoiogipt. to Canon
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Michel Palmer says that Keeping
farm accounts just proves that he
hasn't any money, which fact he nj.
ways knew before lie started to keep
the books. The county agent has
been trying 70 tell Michel more
about the vallte of keeping books.
Michael says he will keep them one
more year just 10 prove to his brother
in the town garage that farmin' isn't
any profiteer's business.
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FARMERS SHOULD CONSTRUCT
slLOs EARLY IN THE SEASON

LaxIty In euIldIrs Last Wear Led 70
Rush Of orGsrs Just When condi-
tions Wsrs the Worst-ohouid Not
Happen Again. =,
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GEORGE NIX CATCHES
A TROUT.

George Nix. the young son Of ~.
George Nixs SIS Main street. vs.~n
'ortuna'a fisherman last Saturday,
when he landed trout weighing 1 4
pounds near the Ninth street brIdss.
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AZ the April mssting Of the Orange
the following resolution wss adopted
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A Cow That Paid.

Winona Prilly Koningen produced
1880 pounds OF milk in 25O days.
and Max NJ. Levy. her owner, sold it
for $50. The COW cost Mr.. Levy
1902. The average cost of feding
her was so cents a day. The ration
consists of Is pounds of the following
grain mixture: Two parts of cotton
seed meal. two parts of hominy feed.
two parts of wheat shorts and one
part wheat bran; IL TO Is pounds Of
alfalfa day and 20 pounds of rough
age.
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II you have a trouble.
A worry or a care,
That in your work and dreaming
Has a constant share,
| offer this suggestion.
And have In mind the view
That since II helps some others,
Perhaps II may help you.
In your life have handy D..
A drawer labeled. thus:
For all things that annoy me.
i That makes me fret or fuss.
Just shut your care within II,
Whatever care it be:
Then lock It tight with laughter,
And throw away the key.
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RUBY NORMAN HOME
FROM GREELEY SCHOOL
MRS. WEST GOING
TO GREELEY COLLEGE

Mrs. Loaye West win go TO Greeie,
the 6rst next week where she will
take postgraduate course in III.
State Teachers College.
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woMeN's SECTION

II boiling water is poured over elm
bark and let come to the boil. then
drain, 1t will take less suger and is
much better.
Never forget that it I.eeds the sun.
shine of appreciation to bring human
nature to the Towering point
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print your wants unless you send |
them in.
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Thursday
ATTENDING EXERCISES
AT THE ACADEMY

Mis- Isabelle Lynch. who has been
employed with the government in
Washington. D. c.. the past two years.
is spending her vacation with ner pa
rents. who now reside in Colorado
Springs. She arrived in Canon City
last night to attend the graduation
exercises at Mt. st. Scholastica's s
Academy. of which she Is former
graduate
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BALL GAME
FRIDAY EVENING

There wfll be a ball game played at
high school grounds Friday evening
at Sis O'Clock. and as large an at.
tendance as possible is requested TO
be there IL nnsaihle
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GRAHAM EVANS HOME
FROM The UNIVERSITY

Graham Evans returned to his home
at Chandler last Saturday from the
State University at Boulder. and will
spend the summer with his mother and
sisters. He will resume his studies
at the University in September.
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wEsTcLIFFE FOR SUMMER

Mrs- Harriet WaIters, 5Vb Pike ave.
nue.. left few days ago for westcllne
where she will spend the mex three
or four months. She has taken n
cottage there for ne summer. and
will have associated with her Miss
CarIrtta Luton, her niece. who Is dep.
uty postmistress at WestcIine.
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FRED SNOW is
MUCH IMPROVED
II. Il. THoMPkiNs. JR..
STOPPED OVER HERE

II. II. Thompkfns, Jr-. OF Denver
was Canon City visitor Wednesday
en- route from his valley ranch 10 the
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PRESIDENT OF THE
OHIO ZINC HERE
JOE CRAIG VISITS
DAUGHTER HERE

In the city to attend the commence
ment season at the Academy. and ac-
company his daughter. Miss Rather
inc. home.
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TOURISTS ENJOYING
SCENIC DRIVES

A motor party. which included Mrs
H. NJ Dodge of San Diego. Cal. tbs
Misses Ruth Dodge aud Lutte Ber
nard of Colorado Springs, Doroth,
Dodge. Omaha. Neb. ad Ollie Buck
water OF Peoria. III. are spending .
few days in Canon City. enjoying the
drives ahout the cffy
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REFUSE TO LOCK
DOORS OF STORE
r. r. Daniel Loses Suit
He Filed Against
Pappas.

Dissolvlng the temporary injunc-
tion against the Broadway confec-
tionary in tho Daniel building on
the ground that the proprietor.
Peter Pappas. has not violated his
leaso contract. n judgment In favor
OF the defendant was made In su-
perior court yesterday at tho conclu-
sion OF the hearing OF the suit for
permanent injunction filed by II. T.
Daniel
Last fall Daniel, owner OF tho
building occupied by Uho confection-
airy, obtained temporary Injunction
against Pappas. charging tho latter
with violating his lease by ceiling hot
and cold foods al the place OF busi-
ness. Daniel claimed Pappas has
forfeited his lease and asked that "A
permanent Injunction be ordered
against tho store. preventing Pappas
from selling any manner OF food.
Pappas replied to the petition deny
ing any sdch construction could be
placed on the terms OF the lease, and
at the hearing, whioh began In su
perior court Friday and closed yes
torday, the court upheld the conten-
tor OF the defendant and dissolved
the Injunction.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES were Is
sued to the following yesterday by
the clerk OF the county court. VIII
liam Griffith, "a. and Ivas Reyn-
olds. 23, BiNby; Charles Smith. 2s,
Tulsa and Zilla V. Jenkins, Is. Sand
Springs. James II. Douglns, 40 and
Myrtle Hart, %. Bartlosvllle; James
white. "a, and Blanche Washington,
20. Tulsa: Robert q. Gilmcr, IT., 20.
and Bertha -. Young, 80. Tulsa;
McMichacl Miller, 81 and Christine
T.. Mack. 10, Joplin; ]. w. Arm
strong. 81, ana Myrtle McGlothlin.
32, Tulsa, Robert johnson, 30, and
Pearl Mcl'adden. 81. ~. Scott, Kas.
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CLAIMS FRAUD IN DEED
Holder OF Court Judgment Declares
Owner Cannot Transfer Title,

Alleging she Is about to be de-
frauded OF "A court judgment for
$500 by an Illegal transfer OF Tulsa
city and county real estate. suit was
filed In district court yesterday by
Maggie Jones' against Edna Mntheny,
$. j. Perkins and Martha Perkins \
The plaintiff states that Perkins
IN indebted to Maggie Jones In the
sum OF s2.b00 through "A district
court judgment against him, aud
that real estate which he owns.
which she may levy upon to satisfy
the judgment, has been unlawfully
transferred to Edna Matheny In order
that the petitioner may be deprived
OF her rights to foreclose on the
land.
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TODAY IS GO TO
CHURCH SUNDAY
Expect Large Increase in
All Congregations
of City.
THOUSANDS INVITED
Make Use of Data Collected
in Visitation Work to Aid
Religious Efforts.

"Dont send your children to Sun
day school Bring them"
This is tho appeal made by Tulsa
churches for a. large attendance AT
spcoial Go-to- Sunday school Sunday
to be observed today by all the de-
nominations. Attendance goals have
been set In number OF churchcs
and the first results of the home visi-
tation and follow-up personal work
are expected to he visible In large
attendance at both the morning ser
vices.
Tulsa churches can double their
membership, home visitation records
show, as there are twice aS many
people outside the churches ~ there
are inside. AS n result OF the homo
visitation, nearly every Sunday
school and church has records Of
more people who prefer their organi-
zation than their present member
ship. The visitation located 3S diff
ferent creedH among Tulsa residents,
and of the Thousands interviewed
only 90 persons expressed no church
preference.
In order TO conserve the large
results OF the visitation, ovangeiistic
services are being held In the First
Christian church and In the Metho-
dist Episcopal churches, south. and
will begin today In the First Prcaby-
terinn chudch. The services and
special work Ia all the Churches Will
culminate In a special "Welcome and
Join the church day" on Easter sun
day, April 4. one OF TulR's slo-
gaps is "a bigger and better Tulsa'
and II is proposed to make "do TO
Sunday school and Join the church
another Tulsa slogan, 10 make the
first one possible and sure, AZ evil
dencc of the interest OF Tulsa bual-
ness men In the movement, a mum
bcr OF advertisers are giving space
In their regular ads to an appeal for
the two special Sundays.
Tho few remaining blocks uncom.
pleted during the home visitation
have been assigned 20 tho Nnrious
churches and will be finished at
once. II. l.. IIarwell, ID. II. Connolly,
and Max Madansky. general cbalr-
men OF the work, and j. Shrevo
Durham. general uperintendent.
stated yesterday that they wished to
thank the pastors of all churches
and synagoguos, the Sunday school
leaders, and the hundreds of workers
for the fine cooperation and leader
ship. They also said that they
wished to thank the chamber Of
commerce for the headquarters fur
nishcd them. the board OF education
for the use of tho high school audi
torium. and the newspapers. Mr..
Durham, who is tho international
home visitation superintendent. will
return Monday 20 the headquarters
In Chicago and will 30 at once 10
Rockford. H.. whore no has been
invited to conduct "A home visita-
ton.
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HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

" your skin Is yellow-complexion
pallid tongue coated appetite poor
you have a bad taste in your mouth
n lazy, no.good ieeling--you should
take Olive Tablets,
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-a sub
stitute for calomeI--were prepared by
DIR. Edwards after IL years Of study.
DIR. Edwards OliveTabletsare purely
vegctablecompoundmiSedw witholiveoil.
You will know them by their olive color.
Tohave clear. pink skin, bright eyes.
no pimples, "a feeling of buoyancy like
childhooddaysyou must get at the cause.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act on
the liver and bowels like calomel-yet
have no dangerous after effects.
They start the bile and overcome con-
stipaton. Millions Of boxes are sold
annually at l0c and 25c. Take one or
twonightly and note the pleasing results
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The MOrfudry


Hack.
Mrs. TT. Flack, wife OF r. j.
Flack, 5tg West Twelfth. died at
$3.50 O'Clock yesterday morning at a
local hospital following n minor op-
GRAFTON and an illness Of three days.
Funeral arrangements viii not be
fade until relatives from the east
arrive. MIR. and Mrs. Flack have
been residents Of Tulsa for about
12 years Mr., Elack is owner OF tho
F1ack furniture company. Mrs.
Flack's former home was In Illinois,
Sho leaves three children, Helen. 2
years of age. John. . years old. and
r. j.. jr., 2 years old.