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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-23
WANTED
A General Agent or
District Manager
For Oklahoma City and
Vicinity

Ry the Kansas Casualty and Surety
company OF wichita, Knu, 10 represent
the accident and health department both
Industrial monthly premiums ana ulso the
commercial quarterly. scmi-annunl mud
annual premiums this Companys health
and accident policies are the most liberal
10 policy holders and cheapest premiums
~ any policies on tho market that give
good and complete protection we have
policies to meet every class and pocket
no red tape, claims paid Ht sight OF
proofs We give our agents best commits
sion and service; our company IL close to-
n million IN assets, and ls backed hy the
biggest men In Kansas We have good
opening for pood agent Call aud ae.
the special agent, Mr.. 7. J. Hupp, at the
klnEknde hotel
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY
In Answering Ads. Pieas~ Mention Time~

STATE manager for Oklahoma. must be
man OF ability and experience In hnndl-
ing men. manufacturer has large bust
ness In this state and must have man
here TO look after It, takes 81 500 to
handle; Investment guaranteed; references
REQUIRED; II is worth your while; see me
wednesday. Egbert Hotel. Room 500.
T.. &. Summers
SALE OR TRADE-One No / lands
aut2 tire machine. horsepower; elec-
trio motor and equipments and fixtures,
new and used tires stock centrally To-
Gated In Oklahoma City; large room and
basement room enough for salesroom In
connection; cheap rent. win trade for
mousse and lot, or auto, or tract OF land
VIII give or take the difference: n chance
OF good live business for small in
vestmcnt. zoe W End st wal 500 +
Ellsworth, owner
RIG paving, profitable business for sale
at sacrifice; stock on hand Will stand
close Investigation. investment OF $500
essential call 307 Campbell Bldg.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY

CONNECTION wanted with insurance.
loan or abstract or law firm, by attor-
my, viii purchase Interest Address ID.
2l6 care Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-23
NOTICES

.-x =" "H"swsrnx N"s. r,esse Ne"''"" ''''''''
HAWKiNS-Recently OF the Kingkade
barber shop. now located at the Grand
Avenue barber shop
WE HAVE not reduced the size OF the
loaf or boosted tho price Of bread, you
can buy the big lS-ounce loaf OF Mnthels
bread for i0c n loaf at Browns c. Q. u,
Grocery. PBX 20,
LADY'S shampoo. 35c; manicure. Soc un-
til further notice Riggcrts Parlor
Weaver Bldg, upstairs Wal TAOS.
Up toll DATE SHOE HOSPlTAI,-parce!
post n speciality. 20S ~ Harvey. Wal
1909
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-23
POULTRY AND PETS
n, AnsverInr Ads. Please Mention T1mes.

POULTRY fence, chicken houses, brood
crs, roofing posts and lumber. $50 s,
Walker Wal 1893
FEED home MEAL TO your chickens
makes them healthy. makes them lay
For sale W II Butcher. 40 w, Second
FOR SALE Blue eyed white Persian
Kittens. registered stock. Wal. 1917.
FOR SALE Mated and banded thor
oughbrcd Red CarneauN, 0J5 Colorado
Phone 1895. Chickasha. Okla
THOROUGHBRED English setter pups
reasonable price $. W Russell 30l
t. 10th
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-23

land. run 5000 miles looks Ike new;
viii exchange for smaller car or resi-
dcncc property, viii assume OF pay dif-
ference. Ira Hollomun, owner, phone
Wal 1905
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-23
kCOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT
In Answering Ads Please mention Time.

NICELY furnished cool rooms with
board private family; gentlemen pre-
forrcd l5ii W Main Maple 400
LARGE room with all modern conven-
fences breakfast. In walking distance
wal 1896
son TIL front room for two young men,
two meals n desired 1923 W llth
ROOM and two meals In modern home
lady or gentleman. walking distance.
reasonable IA Enst 3rd
BOARD aud room for two ladies or gen
tlcmen 3li " 5lh St Private family
BOARD MD ROOM ot 3ll W 5th, IS
per week
TWO nice rooms with good board. also
rarngc. l2o West 9TH Maple 2l26-J.
| TWO desirable furnished rooms with
! bath. single or en- suite, board II de-
sired: close in Wal 1861
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-23
REAL ESTATE TO TRADE
, Ausve ev,ur Ads. r,esss Mention Times

FIVE. ROOM residence, Edmond, Okla Z.
one fourth bolck OF land, large shade.
2 blocks postoffice. block car WIN eS-
change clear for Oklahoma city resi-
dence and assume or pay cash difference.
Call Wal 1905,
WILL. TRApE-7-room modern residence
In McLoud for equity In residence here.
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY,
We have houses for rent
10 Insurance Bldg Maple 80,
FOUR pairs smooth lots in line OF pres
ent development; suitable .lmmedlata Ia
building. on a0th street facing Central
park: two blocks from Shartel car line:
10 trade for farm land or acreage near
oklahoma City Jas s. Gladlsh, Owner,
3iT Colcord Bldg. w 3l23. W 42so
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-23
MALE HELP WANTED
n, A,.v,,,,r Ads. Please Msnuon Iime-'

WANTED Several first class u,e" ,ons.
have had experience In hnndhnE ut%E
something new rapid seller lea,,ion
state oklahoma: commission ptop'''
Address RTE care Times.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY
n, a. SsI.... n..,l..

1880 popcorn machine; will trade for
small improved place or sell cheap
Tor cash, this machine IL In first -clnss
conditions what have YOU got? l.. s
Schooler, Spencer Okla
FOR SALE-Onc Of the largest grocery
and meat markets In q city Of 10 600
population; doing n large business and
making money: VIII take $500 cash TO
handle deal. good reasons for selling.
Address I. r.. care Times
FOR SALE Good paving Variety Store.
county seat about siO0O cash Answer
T. F. care Times
FOR SALE Established hardware and
plumbing business, well located, viii
invoice about $4,000. come and SEE n good
chance. no trades. Peoples Hardware
Stort Sierra Mndrc, cal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-23

OH. company prospcctuses we are un'
douhtcdly better equipped to produce
pamphlets OF this nature than any con
cern In the city, see us before placinl
your order for such printing The Pub
fishers Press, 80 W. Third Phone w
l156
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-23
FEMALE HELP WANTED
:, .,.y.,,,r sd- Please Mention Tin.-


s~--------~--~-----~-l-~---
yOt'NG IADIES-Our private individual
lessons In hookkcopinG and sicnotr'pnN
NJ hours 10 suit Nour convenience AZ
fnrde ru cNccutlonnl onnortnnty Tor Won
to qualify FOR better position For mar
uculprs call AZ offin" or tcl"nhouc PROT
\ T. Rptos. 200 Weaver Uldg.. corner
Main md IIorvcv phonc Mnn'e '8S
WANTED. The lndi"s to- eat at the 'ntc.
tcrl1 2O5 W Main Best quality; low
r"iCcs
fNPETIFNCED cap1hlo woman to cook
md do rcn"rnl homework Wal 5'O'
WANTED FNpcricuccd stcnorrophcr hv
hlr company: good salary N-3O, care
Tlnes
PNGTiNE ", % lessons az money hack
BOOKLET matted free Christensen Pi'uo
School 22a Baltimore Hldc Phone wal
GS3
WANTED Middlo-arcd woman Or Young
girl ns companion for elderly lady 1880
" 3ist
Young lady steuorrnphcr and hook
keeper wanted; give ngc. salary expect. /.
cd experience and references IN Nrst
letter good opportunity Address R-loIO.
care Times
WANTED Stcuogroph"r, NAL" or female.
with automobile supply hous" here In
cltv Phone Wal $40 Address Harrison
Fmlth Co. city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-23
A PERMANENT HOME

Tor men Western Hotel $40 West Main
HOTEL SO 00o buys furnishings Of n
rooms. clearing 1000 annually: snap
Kitchens Hotel Exchange Maple 22i7
Campbell Rldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-23

1917 LIGHT five passenger car for sale
Chenp or viii trade for 1917 roadster
WAT l5il Sunday. Wal $3.50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-23
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT
~ sr.wsr,rs ADS Please MentIor Time,

SUITE of three liEht housekeeping rooms.
upstairs; everything furnished adults
only can Wal Ci9' 7ll East Fourth
TWO ApcplnE and light housekeeping
rooms 60 u"r week 40 I T. lth St
LIGHT housckrrpng rooms cheap. south
front. cool. desirable. close In %
" ,th Maple 1921
FOR RENT Private three large. cool.
clean housekeeping rooms. completely
furnished. light gas, winter garage prl-
Nt'y front and back entrance. first floor:
nice lawn hnd garage. rent reasonR hle
tn permanent tenant il25 " 10th 81
office phone. Wal l66l
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-23
A Lady Orator

Mrs G. H. Harvey win lecture on
Americas Greatest Problem at 10 \
Dewey opposite courthouse. Thursday
night, do not fail to hear this interesting
speaker Admission free
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-23
MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES
In Answering Ads. Please Mention TIM.

FOR TRADE -Thre-hing outfit, 20 h..p
engine, separator. new belts, price
$3.50. describe price your stuff Address
George r Raher, oklahoma city
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-12-06
WHAT Is HOMER

home is not properly show place,
says Noble Foster Hoggson, president
OF Hoggson Brothers, the builders.
Rather, 1t Is a house and a plot Of
ground that, together, bring rest to the
aged, peace 10 tie strong. and joy TO
the hungry, riotous spirit of youth. 1t
Is a creation-nCt mere fulfillment
of an order, the result of contract
well or III kept. thing to be bought
and paid for by money.
Money cannot buy home. declares
Mr.. Hoggson. but. he AIDES. he who
hungers for home may, by taking
counsel with these who are practised
I'M giving expression to human desires
in terms of houses and their environ
ments. achieve IA result quite as happy
rs IF he were to sit to a
great portrait painter.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-12-06

City property-Geo. NJ. Reed.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-12-06

MEN WANTED-Sawyers 90 cents
Ter NJ. Swampers and men In logging
camps. Minimum wage $3.50. Board
$1.0O per day. Craig Mountain Lumber
Co. Winchester. Idaho. soft
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-27
GIRL PROSECUTES
YOUTH IN COUNTY
COURT; PICK JURY

Edna A. Danielson, aged "a. is on
trial in the county court today.
While Edna is the complaining wit
ness in illegitimate parentage
charge against Edward Miller scion
of a prominent Miller township fam
ily she will be the one whose soul is
barred at the trial, which opened this
morning before Judge Mayo.
Miss Danielson claims young Miller
Ia The father Of her nursing babe and
is trying to wrest from him at least
a portion of the amount he should pay
II he Is proven guilty. toward the sup
port of the child The girl Is not
overly bright according to neighbors
residing near her home. and now is
the ward of an uncle. who also serves
as conservator of her estate.
The case will be heard by q Jury
and the task of selecting the jurymen
Is In progress this afternoon Attor-
ney Charles Hanson of Morris, Is
representing the youth, while States
Attorney George s. Wiley and l. O.
Browne are prosecuting the girls
charges against Miller.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-27
JULY 4TH PICNIC IS
POSTPONED; C 0 & P
CAN'T SUPPLY CARS.
INABILITY OF lNTERURBAN TO
FURNISH PROPER FACILITIES
FOR TRANSPORTING kiDLErS
CAUSES REARRANGEMENT IN
OUTING PLANS.

The Union Sunday school picnic,
which was announced to take place
at Chautauqna Park on July 4th has
been postponed until July 18th. accord.
ing to a decision which has been
reached BY the Superlntendents As
soclation. The change has been made
necessary by the fact that the inter.
urban officials state that they will be
unable 10 give any special accomo.
datonS on the Fourth, much to the
disappointment OF the Sunday school
folks.
The committees which we're ap
pointed few weeks ago to arrange
the details of the big outing are busy
perfecting their plans One of the fea-
lures of the day will be a baby con
test, open to all infants enrolled in
the cradle roll department of the
two prizes, one for the various Sun
day schools There will be two prizes,
inv iOi tiit iIVHt HhHuSOIilt tIlllU anu
one for the heathiest baby. The
of judges will include a cou.
pie of discriminating old maids and
prominent physician, who is himself
a bachelor. With such jury all of
the contesting babies are assured Of
a square deal An order for dozen
will be the prize for the
most beautiful child and new dress
will he given to the healthiest baby
The program will also include pa
triotic demonstration, this part of the
entertainment to be provided by the
different Sunday schools, who will
compete for prizes The committee
on sports and games are preparing
their program and will have some
thing interesting to announce in the
near future Further details will be
made public later by the publicity
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-27
h. c. Of WARRING HITS
BOAT CLUB MEMBERS

The high cost of warning has laid
its heavy hand upon the Ottawa
Boat Club Ottawa's exclusive social
organizatiOn-a a result of which the
Board Of Directors today Is sending
out letters informing members that
hereafter their dues, instead Of being
S24 a year. as at present. 1t will be
necessary for them to pay s2S a
twelvemonth to retain their cards In
the club, Nonresident members will
be forced, under the new ruling to
pay an additional 81 year dues
Resident members will be an extra
dollar a quarter
In their letter of explanation the di
rectors, thru their Secretary C. T.
Bradford, state that because the
club is now paying federal tax on its
billiard and pool tables. and on It's
bowling alleys. and will be required
under the terms of the proposed rev
enue act, to collect from each member
a tax equal to ten per cent of his dues
1t has become necessary to make a
special assessment against the mem
bership to create funds for this extra
expense.
The statement add that the extras
will cease whenever the club is re-
leased from collecting and paying the
federal charges included In the noti.
fication.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-27
PROF. CENTER TELLS
OF FARMS IN IDAHO

Prof. Orlo ID. Center, in charge of
the agricultural department of the
Idaho State University, Will return
this evening to Boise, Idaho, after
having spent few days at his old
home in Fall River township. Prof
Center was formerly u member of
the agricultural staff at the Univer
sity OF Illinois. From here he went
to Grand Forks. N. d., to accept a
similar position and from there was
promoted to the head of the agricu.
tural department of the Idaho State
University.
Farming conditions in Idaho are
different than in Illinois. We have
wet and dry farming in that state.
The only rainfall of any extent Is in
the southern part of the state, where
irrigation Is also possible. The north.
ern areas are farmed by the dry
method, which means that il takes
twice as much land for farm as if
does In other sections. or in other
words. the land is only required to
produce one crop in two years In
the dry belt the farms produce twenty
TO forty bushels per acre and in tbe
irrigated districts from fifty to one
hundred bushels, Land sells in the
dry belt at from $50 to $100 per acre
ana an average price for good land In
the irrigated district is 500 per acre"
said Prof Center.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-27
DAYTON FARMERS TO
HOLD MEETING FRIDAY

The Dayton Farmers Improvement
Association will hold their regular ses-
sion, Friday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs f. G.. Swift, in this city.
The feature of the evening will be
an address by Or. J. w. Petit on
Impressions of the Armies of the
World" as compared to our own. DR..
Petit Is one of the members of the
exemption board of this county, and Is
well versed in military subjects He
will have message Of much interest
to his audience.
William Temple. president of the
Serena Farmers Improvement Asso.
citation will talk on Feeding Baby
Bees"
Brother Leo. the celebrated Notre
Dame farmer, will also be present at
the meeting and will tell of the work
being done at the Indiana University
on their large farm. Brother Leo has
spoke here several times and is re
garded as an authority on agricultural
subjects.
Miss Dorothy Refior will furnish vo
cal numbers Refreshments will be
served
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-27
CITY MUNICIPAL BEACH
WOULD BE GREAT
RELIEF NOW
URGE EA[y ACTION
Or. PIKE SENDS ANOTHER RE.
QUEST. THAT STATE BOARD OF
HElTH SEND INSPECTORS TO
THIS ClTY-kIDS REFUSE TO
WAIT.

"Cmon in-the waters ine!' can
lie heard from youngsters bathing in
the Fox river at tle site where the
municipal beach was formerly con
Quoted The warm wave Of the past
few days has caused many residents
to seek relief by bathing. Youths are
now waiting for the city to pronounce
the bathing beach safe to swim in,
but have been bathing there for the
past few days.
City officials have refused to eStab.
lish the beach this year owing to the
fact that the State Board OF Health
has put a ban on bathing in the Fox,
but promised to make another inspec-
ton. The contention has been made
that the water Is polluted by the emp
tying of the north side sewer, about
half mile above the site of the
old bathing beach Analysis made.
however, have shown that the water
Is free from any deadly germs, thus il
NAV be possible. If the State Board
of Health lifts the ban, that bathing
will be again enjoyed.
DIR. Pike. when interviewed by a re.
porter this morning, stated that he
had written the State Board of Health
requesting that they send an inspector
here Immediately.
AS yet he has received no reply. In
the event that bathing is prohibited
at the old bathing beach il may be
possible that swimming site cam be
found above the north Ottawa sewer.
Last year hundreds bathed in this
vicinity and declared it TO be su
perior to the place established by the
city.
Now Is the time to look up the bath
ing suits that were stored away with
moth balls last fall and TO be ready
for the opening of the beach.
At Starved Rock.
Over two hundred people were in
bathing at the beach at Starved Rock
state park Sunday afternoon. Arte.
sian water furnishes the means foi
bathing. a fresh supply is kept cir
culating in the artificial lagoon.
The beach has been greatly i'm.
proved and promises to be more pop
ular than ever The new bathing
house affords bathers much better
rNrvice.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-27
COMPANY c BURIES
COMRADE WITH ALL.
MILITARY H0NORS

Fifty members Of Company c, form.
Inc a military escort for their de
ceased comrade. accompanied the re
mains Of the late Joseph Ilnich to
Joliet this morning wnera funeral
services were conducted at st. Joseph
Roman Catholic church A half hun
dred friends Of the dead youth were
in The funeral party, going to Joliet
In special train Of two cars over the
g., o. a T.
Many floral gifts were presented as
tokens Of the esteem in which the
deceased was held. A. handsome biz
American 1ag, made of carnations
and blue and white flowers, was Co
C's tribute to The soldier An Amerj
can fag was draped over the casket
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-27
GALLANT TO CHAFFEUSE:
HAS A BROKEN WRIST

Gallantry cost Emil Aprovitch. a
porter in McCattrey Bros's saloon On
Court street, the use of his right arm
Tor the next five or six weeks, when
ne attempted to crank Ford taxi
oriVen by Mrs Mumper, Ottawa's
only registered lady chauffeur.
Emil was in a hurry to attend the
llinlch funeral this morning and when
Mrs Mumper lad trouble staring her
car he volunteered assistance He
spun the crank and the engine let out
a rev snorts. II finally decided to
buck with the result that the handle
bew back and struck Emil on the
arm Result--a broken wrist
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-27
DEMANDS ACTION
AGAINST PAPER TRUST

Washington June 21--The federal
trade commission is called on to ex.
plain Why it has not forced the al.
alleged paper combination to de-
siSt from its Illegal and unfair prac
tees in a resolution introduced in the
Senate today by Senator Reed, Of
Missouri.
In Il statement accompanying the
resolution Senator Reed charges that
the trade commission mas power un
der existing laws Summari,y to com
pei the paper manufacturers
to stop its unfair practices but
that it has taken no steps to do so
altho it has had conclusive proof NJ
violation OF the law in its possession
for more than a year
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-27
OLD HIGH SCHOOL TO
CO UNDER HAMMER
ON SEPTEMBER 18TH.
BOARD OF EDUCATION CALLS
MEETING TO DISCUSS ClTY'S
PURCHASING BUILDING FOR A
CITY HALL - REMODELLING
PLANS DRAWN.

On Saturday. September Is, accord
Ing to formal announcement made to
day by the Township Board of Educa
ton, the old high school building
standing at the corner of Columbus
and Washington streets, will be plac
cd under the hammer anu sold to the
highest and best bidder AT the pres
ent time there are no societies. religi
GUS bodies, nor other organizations
that might put the old building to
good use, who have announced them.
selves as prospective bidders. but
there Is an organized effort under
way to get the city to purchase the
old school and transform it into a city
hall
For some time this agitation has
been in the brewing and members of
the Board of Education are hopeful.
that the city will take over the old
school for municipal purpos IS. The
claim is made in other quarters, that
the building could be remodelled at a
very nominal cost and made an ex.
ceedingly desirable municipal build
ing. All departments could then be
housed under one roof, including the
police, fire, water and streets depart
ments, at the same time giving the
mayor and members of the council
quarters where they could conduct
the affairs of their Offices under far
better arrangements than are now
provided,
1t Is claimed that the cost of the
building could be taken ont cf the
cltys general funds and retired I'M
der the annual payment basis
A meeting to discuss the proposition
has been called by the school board
for Thursday. June 2S. at 5 O'Clock
in the new high school building. At
that time all phases of the sale and
Its possible purchase by the city will
be discussed by men who have been
invited to give their views on the
subject
The letter sent out by the board
says:
June 26, 1917.
Dear Sir:
The Trustees of Schools of
Township 33 north, range east of
the Third principal meridian have
set September Is, 1917, as the date
when the old Ottawa township
high school building and site will
be sold al public sale.
Many citizens think that this
property could be readily adapted
to the purposes of city hall, and
should be purchased by the city
for such use. Preliminary
sketches have been prepared
showing that this remodeling
could be done at a very nomin-
al cost
You are hereby requested to
meet with the Township Board
Of Education at the new high
school building on Thursday night,
June 2S. at eight o'clock for the
purpose Of giving us your opinion
of this suggested use of the for
mer high school home
THE TOWNSHIP BOARD OF
EDUCATION, ... -. $3.50.
Per c. H. Kingman, Secretary
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-27
SPRING VALLEY MAN AND
WIFE IN JAIL HERE

Mr.. and Mrs, Louis Antoani OF
spring Valley, are in the county Jail
today The hubby Is charged with
carrying a concealed weapon, Mrs.
Antoani is charged with living In an
open state of adultery with a Spring
valley man whom the police are now
seeking
The pair were arrested this morn.
ing at the Rock island depot follow.
ing an argument, by Officer James
Sheehan. A 81 caliber revolver was
taken from the person of Antoani,