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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-19
FIND RARE DISEASE
IN HERD OF CATTLE

Editor Free Trader-Journal
S@I Ottawa Ill.
9Eentlemen: Following Is a little
News you may like to publish In re-
gNitl to a very uncommon disease in
cattle, which has made It's appearance
mn herd Of 81 steers which were
bsQught from Chicago stock yards re-
Gently by James Barr, of Macon, ILL.,,
ana taken to Coveny Bros farm near
Kinsman, ILL.,, to be fed. The disease
was diagnosed by me as Hemorryha.
gic Septicemla, and the, cattle were
vaccinated at once Later on samples
0f a dead steer were taken to Chica-
60 Laboratory for microscopic exam.
nation and my diagnosis was con-
fifmed. One steer has died and sew
eral more are sick. Some Of the sick
ones will recover, probably owing to
the prompt vaccination. The disease
Is rarely seen in this country, but Is
quite common in the old country
This outbreak is being watched and
studied very closely by Chicago path
olcgists one of them having been here
to get all the information possible.
Yours truly,
4, Or. r. y, Richardson.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-19
Presbyterian Church,

What is the greatest service, and
what arc the Possibilities Of prayer in
changing conditions? These were the
eve questions that HeV. o. HohchN ol3'
Id5acI yesterday AZ thc lreSDJlerl' q
chufch
INC WORK thit 'ufpaases INIT Oh
I'll o'her INSTITUTIONS IS the "ofh 81
me churcA' Whlch - the WORK OIL N'od
me seads ~ corrupt ION arc every.
"htfe ana goa Us NofhlAs f9f lA'
sNpplantlnS 81 these aecus O death
wi'h the seeds Of me Inc tendoncy
IN the physical intellectual, moral
ana spiritual Is 10 corruption. Ra3 "ol
"ou'1 20 dlrc't Us thal mus seh'ehcy
"ou'd he reslSta. successfully ana III
stead o. gong from hao 70 worse li'i't
thcro should be Continuous progress
Goa caiI4 Tor S'foaS Doaie'. wen de'
VololeH llltelto'''' 'H cAhoollhb nome
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-19

A curious custom exists la The town
IF Port oi Spaia, in the island Of Trim.
dad Every year the servants WHO are
all black, give a grand bail Tor their
masters and mistrcSscs. Tho Princes
Juldng, a huge place whore all public
entertainments are held, is engaged,
and everything is done in the best
style. There are two halls for dane.
Ing. one for The servants aud the otncr
FOR tier guests
The beat band in the island is cngag.
I'd, ana the gucSts are given a banquet
Etiquette IS very strict and preccl.
encc rigidly observed by tie servants
the governors butler and his lady 90
tug IN before the chief Justices groom
and 80 ON.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-19

from Cardiff for New York in ballast
when she was attacked and SUM- OH
Saturday night Refugees from her
CROW said that she went down in . few
minutes with the stars and stripes ny-
ing.
The Vigiiancia, it was stated. was
tGrpcdocd without warning She car.
riod general cargo from New York
for llayre The Illinois, tank steam.
er, was bound from London to New
York in ballast
British newspapers today ask the
question.
What will President Wilson do
now?"
English editors contend that the
Germans cannot defend the sinking
Of the empty ships bound away from
England except on the ground they
were violating the prescriptions Of
Gormany's declaration of ruthless T..
boat warfare.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-19
Winter BRINGS Colds 10 Children

A child rarely goes through the
whole winter without cold and every
mother should have q reliable remedy
handy Fever sore throat, tight chest
ana crouDy coughs arc sure symptoms
\ dose Of Dr. Balls Pine Tar Honey
viii loosen the phlegm, relieve The con.
costed lulgc and stop the Cough. It's
antispetic pine balsamsc heal the
soothe. For Group, whoop.ng cough
and chronic bronchial ttbubles try Or
Bells Pine Tar Honey AT all Drug
sists, 25c. 8
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-19
:SocietyNotes

The Child Welfare Circle will meet
at the home of Mrs. Charles Brcnn ON
Tuesday March ~, at 3 p. M. Miss
Kraft, the visiting nurse, will give a
talk
. &, p
The Blue Bird Club gave their an.
nual dinner rarty Saturday evening at
the home OF the Misses Margaret and
Nora Quirk, OF ~ Norris street. The
decorations were in keeping with the
spirit Of st. Patrick's Day.
p 4 Il
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will hold an all day meeting in the
parish house Friday, March 23rd Do
nations are requested for the children
Of st. Mary's Mission House, while
Jelly, JAM and canned goods will he
very acceptable for the church Home
for Aged People Luncheon will be
served at o'clock, at which time
Mesdames f. f. Achard and Charles
+. Fisher will be the hostesses.
q & -
The Tuesday Study Circle will meet
with Mrs. Carl Stackman Tuesday,
March 2Cth, at 2:3o O'Clock. Mr..
Frank Sanders has kindly consented
to speak on interior wood.
Z = 4
Mrs. Ed Megahin and Mrs George
/. lictcrich will be- the h0stesses at
the Boat Club next Wednesday, ladies'
afternoon at the club.
s, = Z,
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will give tea in the church parlors
en- Friday afternoon. March Both.
4 4 4,
Miss Margaret Yentzer entertained
at 500 Saturday afternoon at her
home in South Ottawa. Five tables
were filled at bridge, Miss Helen
IoDst had the highest score. Damy
refreshments were served by tho hos.
tessos.
quite a large number attended the
dance at Willis academy Saturday
evening Prof Willis announced that
many novelties would be introduced at
the children's masquerade, Friday,
April Is.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-19
REV. ECkERT GIVES
LECTURE ON HOME;
MISSION IS CLOSED
FITTING EXERCISES TEND CLOS.
ING OF SUCCESSFUL MISSION
AT ST. PATRlCk'S CHURCH BY
DOMINICAN FATHERS.

The mission services at st. Pat
rick's church were fttingly closed
last evening by. Father Eckert. A pa.
pal blessing was extended to those
present. Every available seat in the
large church was taken. In the even
ing Miss Sadie Kenny, a talented
soloist, sang Ave Maria" Perhaps
the feature of the services Sunday
was the lecture on Home" at the
1890 O'Clock mass, given by Father
Eckeri He said in part
One spot that We all love in our
home-home, sweet home. My
home--home, sweet home My friends.
what is home-a real home place? 1t
Is a place where we find ones who
love us, who share our sorrows. What
dignity should be shown to our par
ents, the honor due to IA king and
queen is as naugnt compared to the
honor for our parents. A true home
is Gods place. l am the Lord, thy
God, and Him alone serve; take not
Ills name in vain and remember thou
keep holy the Sabbath day" In hon.
oring our parents. we respect Cod
While God has blessed parents with
children, there comes a terrible re-
sponsibility with this blessing |
never knew child who did not re-
spect his parents, 10 be blessed by
God. Untrue parents cause the church
70 suffer, tho state to su1er and hell
TO populate. TRUE parents are .
blessing to the church, state and .
heaven.
The wild beasts and animals teach
us lessons in taking care of children.
The pelican feeds the young with her
own blood remember when boy
Of going to cut wood in a swamp. A
bear and her three cubs had been
surrounded. The men staid guard
while the old bear was shot. While
we were standing near the bear she
came out and held UP her paws TO
plead with us not to kill the cubs
"This was a lesson in tenderness
that parents ncslocl towards their
children.
You must educate your children
You must protect them. When III
school we studied philosophy
false doctrine as well as the true were
taken up 50 that VIC might distinguish
between them There is one theory
OF life called the Darwinan theory =
which is that life developed from one
great mass; the strong survived and
the weak died. or. the survival of
The fittcst. Darwin may have right
to- think that his loreiathers were
monkeys, but ! want you to under
stand that am no relation to Darwin.
tlhave not time here to dwell on BAR
WINS theories.
1--WE are natural mimics. Alho we
are superior being the child must re.
main, with their parents twenty years
before they are able take care OF
Themselves.
N"God ordained parents to mold the
body and mind of children.
."Some homes are filled with sruff-
pess--it reflects on the children.
RssThank God that .noncatholics arc
beginning to see that we are wise in
building our parochial schools ,ilu.
cation without God is no education at
all. do not mean to cast any renec-
tion on our public school system; it is
very fine but not complete"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-19
FOR SALE OR RENT.

Twelve lots, or any portion thereof
on North Paul street. Win sell sepa
ratcly or otherwise. Good building
lots or good for truck gardening hay
ing been used for the latter purpose
for several years by Hans Pearson
Inquire J. j. Mitchell, 1872 Paul ST.
Phone SAX.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-19
TO THE PUBLIC.

Martyrdom Of Philip Strong, Para
mount Picture at the Crescent.
tn. Martyrdom Of Philip Strong,
presented by the Paramount Picture
Corporation is in my judgment mar
veIous production OF Or. Charles Shell.
don's great book, "The Crucifixon @;
Philip Strong"
The book has not been so widely
read. as the authors first work ain
His Steps" but predict as great pop.
ularity for the later work.
These films are to be seen at Cres-
cent theatre TONIGHT ONLY.
CHARLES a. BRIGGS.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-19
THE APOSTLE PAUL
Gods LIVE WIRE
REV. CHESSMAN SAYS CHURCH
GHOULD BECOME POWER FOR
GOOD-SHOULD PREPARE FOR
KEEC5 OF WORLD.

An exceptionally large crowd was in
attendance at the Baptist church last
night Rev G. W. Chossmau spoke
on A Religion of Power" and said in
part:
THE apostle Paul was a live wire
FOR God. The message he brought the
men Of bis age was no milk,0nd.Water
connection. His gospel was so vital
he faced stonings for it aud ship
wrecks and conspiracies, imprisOH-
mont and mob violence Paul taw
Christ far above al rrincipalitics and
power and might and dominion re
believed in the omnipotencc OF God,
that He was able TO do exceeding
abundantly above all that We ask or
think, according to the power that
woraeth in US Writing to the Ro-
mans he declared i am not ashamed
OF the gospel, for it is power
THE Christians at Rome were IN
daily contact with the worlds supreme
military power Of that day. The
trcmp Of soldiers was constantly
heard on the streets. To the Chris.
ti0ns in the imperial city surrounded
by evidences Of mighty military power
1 Paul declared q greater power Il was
/ the Christ Rome crucifed the gospel
Of person
History proves that Paul was right,
The mighty Roman empire has crum-
BLEED to dust, but it is still true that
tho gospel the power of God
find myself Specializing. What
if there had been Pants in unbrokon
succession down the centuriesl What
4 if the church had not dcterioratcd 1,
To-day we would lie further al1ng to
ward the realized kingdom Of God. it
is safe 70 say that the world war now
I gc,ng OH would not have happened
Put IN ja not for us to harshly
nudge the church that failed in the
past but to dedicate our lives to the
church of today and make it a vital
fogec for tho meeting OF the needs Of
the weird. The power Paul preached
Is rs real as ever and as ellicacioug.
Gcd only ncods con3ecrated, 8urron-
dcrcd lives thru whom he can wofE
his miracles # individual and social
redcmntiOn."
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-19

Snakes in South Africa fear the SEC
rotary bird and will even crawl away
from its shadow. This bird devOurs
snakes and can easily kill reptile
twice its size.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-19

of course tn bride ought not to keep
her fingers crossed when she promises
10 love, honor and obey her husband,
bnt She can't afford to show her hand.
Exchange.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-19
TO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

LOST One Saturday afternoon in the
downtown district between 3 p. m.
and D. m A small brooch. Center
diamond surrounded by pearls. Find.
er please return to this Office and re.
ceive reward
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-19

The Child Welfare Circle will meet
at the home of Mrs. Charles Brcnn ON
Tuesday March ~, AT 3 p. M. Miss
Kraft, the visiting nurse, will give a
talk.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-19
ATHERT0N COURTS WILL
BE OPENED TO-DAY WITH /
EXHIBITION CONTESTS

In spite. Of the heavy rain yester-
day the Anterior tennis courts will
be in shape for the opening, which
takes place at 4 o'clock this afternoon
The courts have been rolled this
morning and should be in excellent
condition for the exhibition matches,
which will be played according to
schedule.
At 4 O'Clock there will be two mixed
doubles matches. Glenn jackson and
Miss Leonora Andersen will meet J. p.
Morgan and Miss sIarie Ballentyne on
one court The other match will be
between r. X. Thomas and Miss Alice
Hopper on one side of the net and
Ross Page and partner on the other.
Frank c. Atherton and Richard A.
Cooke viii play the first singles game
on the new courts at 1870 This will
be Immediately followed by a doubles
match between C. H. Cooke and r. A.
Cooke VS.. Frank c. Atherton and DR..
r. ID. Williams Jack Guard and Ken.
meth Barnes will play a singles match
on the second court.
The tennis club of the T.. M. c. A..
which has the control of the courts, is
now organized with Ross Page as
president, and Rolla X. Thomas, secre:
taTy-treasurer Nearly all the lockers
In the new clubhouse have been re.
served for those who wish to join the
club The courts are open to all hold
ing full membership in the Y. M. c.. A.
and to those who wish to join in the
future
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-19
C0oMBS PLAYERS WIN
FROM SCHUItAM SQUAD

The Coombs aggregation of baseball
stars evened things up by defeating
the Schuman ball tossers on Sunday
morning at Athletic Park by score
of Z to 1. Luck zee and Serrao were
the battery for the Coomhs crew and
these two players performed to per-
lection.
The Schuman pitchers, Silva, Brown
and Lee, were unable to stop the
Coombs hitters, who hammered the
ball to all corners of the lot. The
Coonbs squad may play the Ehlers
nine in the near future and the dark
horse seeond-sacker will then be able
to show his wares He was not pres
ent yesterday on account OF attending
a luau.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-19
CHINESE BEAT
BABY REGIMENT

The infants viii do That was set
tied when the Sind Infantry base
bal team lost to the Chinese yesterday
at Athletic Park by score or TO ).
The Baby Regiment team played we'll
in the field and also hit the ball hard.
A fair-sized crowd turned out to
watch the first appearance OF the
team in Honolulu and the work OF
Mashaw was watched closely. The
END pitcher was not III his best form
yesterday and was forced to retire in
favor OF jackson IN the fifth inning.
Jackson played great ball at third and
when he mounted the hipptop held the
Chinese hitters safe, only one hit be-
ing secured off his delivery
Ho0n XII pitched good ball in the
pfnches, and although ne was hit hard,
never allowed the soldiers to bunch
Fits in any period. The Baby Regi.
nicnt players secured three extra base
hits during the matinee.
The feature Of the day was the fast
fielding OF Ayau. who handled IL
chances without an error The game
was fast and with the exception OF
costly errors BY the Infants the spec
tators Witnessed good game.
Barney Joy was sent behind the bat
and in HIS first appearance as an ar
bitter proved to be there million. He
called them all right and may be able
to hold down this position for some
time to come. The next game at Ath-
letic Park viii be between the PORT.
land team and the Wreckers on
Thursday afternoon.
The score: ~. IN =. : :
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-19
JAPANESE FlNANCIER
WOULD INTEREST U. S.
CAPITALISTS IN CHINA
Especial Gable % Nippu Jiiil

TOXIC. Japan. Feb. lS-T Suga.
wara, administrator OF the Nippon
Hypothec Bank and former vice.
minister Of finance. will sail on an
inspection trip to the United States
on the Korea Maru. leaving here
March g. Baron Shibuzawa and the
president Of the chamber Of com
Inerce Of Toxic have requested the
banker to make an effort TO canvass
American financiers TO interest them
financially in various enterprises in
China.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-19
KILLING or IDAHO ALIEN
Law RAISES CRY OF BRIBE

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Feb. rs.
an investigation has been begun in
the Idaho legislature regarding the
killing Of the legislation directed
against the ownership of land by
aliens ineligible to become citizens
1t is charged that Attorney Booth and
others were bribed BY the Japanese
Association
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-19

Professor the King Of the
section He
his theatrical from Japan about five months ago
taken from the
the This
throne Of the Mkado
Maashi9es stand
Of imperial Palace Toxic faces towards
This token that the mighty warrior
guarding palace did hundreds Of years
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-19
PLENTY BULLION IN VAULTS
OF PHILADEL PHlA MINT

.tAssoeiated Press by Federal wireless1
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Feb. Isl
The Philadelphia mint has in its
vaults gold bullion to the value of
$5aa.Ba0. 600. according to report Of
the assay commission.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-19

Chin; double plays, Hoon ri to Ayau
to Ali Lee, Chief to Boyle, to StrattOn;
bases on balls. off Hoon HI |. off Ma.
shaw 4, off jackson q; struck out, by
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-19

Summary; Four runs, 5 hits. % at
bat in innings off Mashaw; two-base
hits, Holcomb, auckland, Chief; sacri.
flee hit, Chief; hit by pitcher, Yen
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-20
To Lease Usage Lands for Gas

The department of the interior has
sent out printed proposals for leasing
good sized bunch of Usage land sit
uatod southeast of Arkansas city de-
scribcd rs sections 3 to SO, inclusive,
i'm township 29-7 and sections | to Is,
inclusive township 2S-7, and sections
~ to l6 inclusive township 29-6,
sections - To 2S, inclusive, township
29-6. sections 3S to SO, Inclusive.
township 29-6.
The department is eXacting the
Same old price of cents at the wells
or IL "a per cent of the value of the
gas produced, and will at the end of
two years either raise or lower the
price as the secretary of the interior
may see fit The successful bidder
will he required to eNpcnd within -
months from the date Of the approval
OF the lease at least 500 900 i'm the
Development Of leased land or drill
five wells to the Mississippi lime. said
wells to have an open flow capacity
OF not less than 10, 900, 600 cubic feet
of gas per day.
II oil is discovered the same land Is
to be leased later on to someone else
/ for OIL At this end it is not known
who asked that this land be leased.
/ hut It Is thot that perhaps 1t is the
/ Doherty interests who have requested
/ that 1t be put on the market
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-20
Tulsa Capital in Wire
business.

The newly organized Black steel &
Wire Go. Is soon to be in operation.
Harry ". Black Of Tulsa organized
this concern and accomplished tho
heretofore unheard of feat Of placing
all the stock OF 100000 among Tulsa
capitalists inside Of "a hours.
It Will be located at Kansas city
for the reason that many steel wire
lines are being used in Kansas Wyo-
ming and other parts of the northwest
as well as In Tulsa and oklahoma.
Mr.. Black regrets the fact that he
cannot locate here In Tulsa but win
bring 10 this town all the profits In
the business which Is after all the
main thing.
The directors are Clint Moore, H.
r.. kemp H. ". Sinclair II T.. An
dorson, 6. A. Bralcy, j. $, Cosdcu and
Mr.. Black himself who Will De prcsi-
dent ana general manager. Mr.. Black
has had "A world of experience In the
wire business and has "A well-cstab-
lishod reputation for honesty as well
as good business ability and IT goes
without saying that the new concern
viii be success from the start
The wire from which wire cables
are made VIII be manufactured in the
new plant as well rs the cables, thus
avoiding one of the largest items Of
expense thorc is in the business and
making II possible to manufacture a
better grade of wire rope.
The machinery has been ordered,
the building is being huilt and inside
of four months the finished product
Will be- on the market. As said before.
this Is no stock selling proposition AS
.t1 - a fHnlgu nnnnln
and that quickly. Mr.. Black has re-
signed his position AS sales manager
In oklahoma for the Wright Wire
Line people and will soon be able I.
devote his entire time to the new com
pauy Luck to them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-20
The Kentucky Fields

Kentucky Is rapidly coming to the
front as an oil producing state ana is
running a close second to Kansas in
the number of counties which are
being prospected for oil. Last month
In Kentucky there were competitions IN
u counties. The best well completed
for some time was the i. j. White
No on the Ashley farm in Powell
county which started off at 500 bar
rels In the 7O0-foot sand. The loca-
tion is north of other tests in that
country. All nine wells on Mr.. Whites
lease are producers ranging from 10
to 100 barrels and the production of
all wells Is 2.2O0 barrels daily.
There were two wells completed in
the Station Camp last week, one a
iO-barrcl well and another good for
- barrels The best Gasser drilled
In Kentucky was brought in last week
on the Rains farm in Whitley county,
kentucky in the 1.600-foot sand. 1t
is rated at 1000, 600 feet
In Knox county in the Knox Whitley
pool the Kentucky oil & Gas Co has
completed No / on the Gray farm
and II is "a 20-barrel well at $50 feet
The location is a mile in advance of
production and another location has
been made There is a test being
drilled a good many miles ahead Of
production on Huntingshirt creek.
j. A. McDcrmott of Bourbonville,
Ky, is moving in a rig near oneida
In CLAY county. \ bunch of New York
capitalists have purchased the prop
criy Of the keystone Cons lidatcd oil
corporation, which owned large inter
csts on Bullskin creek and in Clay
county Kcntucky
Kentucky completions for March to-
tnlod nc. of which % were failures
Tho aggregate new production ap-
proNimated $500 barrels daily, a de
cline of 800 barrels from the previous
mnnih.e nrndnCtion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-20

G. S. Downing Of Kansas city, who,
by the way ought TO move to Tulsa,
was in town yesterday and says that
Kansas city is becoming more and
more Interested in the oil business and
that most of the big people in his
home town are inclined to view tha
situation with much optimism and that
the oil business is now respectable"
in Kansas city There was the time
when Kansas people We're made the
victims of hot air people in the Cha
mute district, but, according to Mr..
Downing, they are all becoming fa-
miliar with the situation and are will
ing to throw in with any legitimate oil
man who is playing the game on the
square and preferably in the inside
stuff in Oklahoma
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-04-20
wiz Not Drill Deeper

The test OF the Oklahoma Star Oil
company in the northwest corner of
the northwest OF 34273 will not be
drilled deeper and the owners will
pump the well as It stands.
H. W Marlnnd and COsdcn are spud-
ding "A test offsetting the above well
10 the west. II Is located in the north
west corner of the northeast of 33 and
will be drilled entirely thru the sand,
which produced the oil in the Okla
hOma Star well.