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The Washington herald., 1918-09-29
WASHINGTON D. c.. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 2e 1918.
Gnlies, Music and Comedy;
They re All on the Bills

Again, Washington peorce struggle along through the
performance its stage docket Such
condition demesg the of town which has taken
itself the responsibility for first reviewing those productions
scheduled Broadway consideration but demeaning other
wise, it is the fNS ,s
The Washington herald., 1918-09-29

CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-29

to copy any actress style. I would
be myself"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15

Tho big wilcox Wi Zoo mo north
east OF 36-1b-ll was not drrpenpd
again yesterday 10 was fully ln-
tended 20 deepen IL and the tools
were run To the bottom ~ the hole
10 do the work. but when they were
pulled up slightly they stuck not
very long. hut just long enough to
scare everybody When they luos-
encd. everybody was happy and con
soqucntly no time was lost ln getting
them out
There rs 500 foot of open hole In
the well and rho danger of getting
the tools stuck be- great IN on-
flow YESTERDAY rho woll kept g.
inch line full steady Tor ton minutes.
Tho INV has increased 90 60 barrels
an hour since the tools md wire liiqs
were recovered Tuesday n there
fore seems foolish for tho time be-
ing, 10 even make an effort 90 deepen
H. When me flow eases mp some. tho
3 7-lG-iuch pipe viii he SGT 90 case
of tho open hole and thcn there will
be plenty ~ time 10 go deeper
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15

The meeting NJ fho stockholders ~
the OkmulEce Producing a Refining
CO, scheduled IN be held In Okmul-
-rr- f1ucsday was postponed until
September ~. an account NJ not
enough stock being represented 20
make quorum and consequently
there was no action on the proposed
the company from s. 600 900 90 go
600 600
n Is said that the proposal is that
t7.00o.000 ~ The new issue. n 10 goes
through, will be issued and tho re-
maluing $4,000. ooO viii he distributed
10 present Stockholders In the nature
~ dividends The stock was quoted
all during Yesterday 1t Q % as com
pared with l-t the day previous,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15

feet on the jackson 1 In the south.
east Of tho northwest of 20-22-3c.
LEONARD-Reynolds on 4 Gas
Co No 3 lsom Peters farm offsett.
ing the New Yorl, i'm the same sec
uon, is rig Dunlop and associates
are stringin tools on the r.ycr-hed
lease which offsets No ln tho same
section.
Tho Congress ON company IN e.
l7It is drilling at 1000 feet This
well offsets the Ardlz1ouc nnd BRA
don No 1 ON tho steel nrm
Ardlzone & Hrutcn 30 q steele
farm In 2l-lJ-lthas drilled through
the 1900 foot goa sand n6d is now
down 1900 feet on tho way 20 tho
900 foot oil sand
Duuniran and others ara moving
IN ON the northcaat ~ the southeast
OF the southwest ~ 2l-l7.lt
Horncckor and others hoyo "a oo-
barrel well in tho northeast location
of tho Ruth Deer allotment 3-l6.ii
This we'll was formerly reported dry
IIorncckcr and others have made a
location 900 feet west of SO g.
BLISS The Rlise on g. Develop
mont CO Is shut down az 1890 f""i
ON the Young farm Ia the ccntcr of
tho northwest of the southeast of
- 2l-le.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15

Much Activity In Broken Arrows
Sew spot.
In the new field opened hy q W
Webster when he drilled in hH i'.f
In the southwest corner ut the uurtn.
west 81 S-lR-1h a short ilWa 1880.
there Ia much activity Tho orDuu
Vcli ia stiu making 400 barre. amid
Inc south offset to a.. alNp belonging
10 webster, is making ESQ bcrrcH.
Webgter's No. o. I'm the center m
the west line of the southwest ut 'hn
nortbwcst OF S-iS.15. h1s Nrru
drilled 10 1875 feet and 's Gp.
hole This ls ono location north Hf
the discovery we'll Ills 80 In 'nr
,outbwrst quarter of the section |u.
cntcd In the center of thu west Iuu
Of the northwest of the southwest off
the section rs drilling at 500 feet
The tnwficld pu company N1.
completed tho west offset 'u me u.
iginai we'll In the south''" ."rur.
of the northeast ~ l.lal. InI
found sand from l.2i6 60 '..l '.".
II ls a 2OO-barrcl produce. .N.
t,awficld's 40. @ one location morrill,
Ia dry n offsets q. N N0'a-."a
No 2. dry ono 10 tho west
The Edgar on company lNIn'.
NaturaD has offset tho hIvf'.Ir
well 10 tho south, IN tho u.rtH,H
/ corner of the southeast ~ .fs.i.
and has a l2b-barrel natural wolf
from sand found from l.il 'o 1910
/ feet
There are No dry holes near fha
pooI outside of tho 1hnN" mentioned
| fnr a radius OF mile tu1 with 'hn
| two dry ones reported above Nna
to tho north ~ the bis wells nuI fnl
Increased amount NJ sand found In
/ tho Edgar well compared with mo
| Kawfield No I, 10 appears that tho
| best territory lies toward tho cast ~
I toward tho south
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15


BLACKWELL -- McCaskrv a
Wentz are fishing AZ 1000 foot ON
the Rclts No In the southwest cor.
ner OF the northwest of tho south
west of 2O-2S-le
The same companNs 80 In nm"
southwest corner NJ the southeast
OF the section is drilling at LIES
The Southwestern ON company
NO Sr.on the r. T.. Wclrh farm iu
the center of the south limo ~ tho
9orthwest of 2O-2S-le is spuld'nr
NO on the same farm ls drilling
at 1928 feet
same companys No 10. i Vclrh
iarm In the southwest corner ~ mo
northeast Of the southwest ~ a.
lie rs riR No. ~ IN the ccnfor
ot me north half Of tho southwest ig
drilling at 400 fcct 40 u ihn
soutpweut corner NJ the northeast of
'he southwest is fishing az ISo0 feet
same company's No NJ Mooney
I'ril IN the southwest corner of tho
northwest OF the northwest az ~.
sS-l II underrcamInF tho b.inch
casing At 1890 feet No. 2 in tho
noL'hwest g, corner 8, drilling an 3o7o
teot
same company No. on the sim
mons farm in the southwest corner
OF N.2b-lo Is drilling AZ eTS0 fert
No I In the southeast corner OF tho
northwest ~ tho southwest of the
section Is straight roaming at 3.tC5
southwestern on company No. Q
Herman farm In the northwest cor.
ner 6-2s-1c is a rig.
same company No 4. Krats farm
In Tho southeast corner of the north
west or the southeast of the Aouth
cast 9t lt-2A-lc IS drilling at 400
fee'
Tho National Union on companv
No 10 On the Long farm IN the
northeast corner of the nortbwest
of 29t-S-lo is undcrreamlng al 1855
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15
OIL MARKET, QUOTATIONS
Echoes From Northwdrd.

iHN w ~. ~ r.
Detroit Mich. Aug . l9l'

Detroit Mich. Aug .. l9lS
Fhe hot winds have subsidized and
Detroit In now enjoying cooler
.breezcs. In fact too cool after th"
intense heat OF the last three days.
II was frequently remarked during
lhe time that tho winds have been
blowing as from a furnace. that This
h lust like Kansas n ts pretty
tough on Kansas as the people or
that state have alwH9s had nouon
that the hot winds originated turlh'r
touth,
No Change In the coat situation.
There hna been no change IN inc
,ltuation az regards anthracite coat
although the people ln Detroit an0
throughout the state or Michigan
nave been much exercised aH 20 next
winters supply ~ coal The fact
mat last winter WIS AN extremely
cold one and much suffering was
experienced, i- tho reason ~ course.
Tor all the huhbuh being raised 90
his time. The chances are that one
~ these days a big fleet of coal boats
from Buffalo viii unload at Detroit
and the trouble viii AN bog over n
Is no reflection on tho patriotism
NJ Detroit people that they are fight
ng for their rights inusmuch as the
determination against Michigan has
been very marked. They DO. how
ever, contend that the fuel admins
traitors department has been badly
managed. and that Mr Garfield
should have remained On Mexico af-
ter Strengthening ont the situation
there, as he seems 20 have bad great
success In ironing out thS oil sit
uatlon with Mexico.
Dctrnit's Athletic club.
The pctroiters nre especially
proud OF their athletic club. s1io 80
be the finest In the world u is Ger
lainly a model Of luxury and cQUgoVt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15

q v TrnvcrS of the Aetna ON &
Gas GO was seriously bruised about
tho right limb and hand while ~.
tempting 90 pon ur and blow off his
No I gas well on tho Hobol'a fee in
1-ts-l2 YESTERDAY afternoon at r.
o'clock. The cast iron fitting, which
he was pounding 90 loosen broke
and tho force NJ tho GAS behind n
blew 70 out with tremendous force
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15

Johr = Dampinn has received no.
tice thar he has been appointed spe-
cial Inspector FOR the bureau Of oon-
sery1ton. oil division. for the states
~ Kansas Oklahoma and Texas
during the months NJ August Sep
temher and October Mr. Camrion's
duties viii 30 to seek ont and inves-
tlFatc any apparent wastes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15
OILANDGAS.
LsAssL Supplies Production Btc.
NOTICE or SALE or on AND
as IIFAgI ny ETAHnIAN


VIII offer at public sale as tho
guardian of Amos and Charley Sna-
h,y1. the undivided one-twelfth In.
farcst ~ caN4 Of said minors In tho
1gO-arre allotment " llcness Sna-
keya being 1919 acres In tho N h..
81, ~ section Q and ~ acres In n.
W q section no In township 10
range ~. I'm okmulree county Okla.
August l6 A. 10 o'clock a. m. In the
county courtroom OF Okmulgee
county. for cash bonus and the
usual terms 1V 20 oil and gas roy
aIrrs. tho purchaser 10 pay all costs
and attorney fees subject 90 the
confirmation hy tho court For fur
thor information c1ll or address tho
undersigned az Citizens' National
Rank az OkmulEeo Crittendon
sl-tn. Guardian -NA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15
WEST OF FOX .-

WEST or FON.-The Texas com
pany on tho Harley ! In tho north
west of tho southwest OF 24-2H-fw
Is drilling al SEQ feet
The Magnolia Petroleum vom-
pany ls drilling az $50 feet on the
Elmore No. In the southeast cor
ner OF the northwest OF tho north
west Of 24-2s-4w.
The Magnolia on the Harley ?. In
the southwest corner OF the north
west OF the northwest of tho north
east OF 24-2s-4w Is drilling at $50
feet.
The Magnoll6s No 4. Elmorc
farm In tho southeast corner OF the
northwest OF the northwest of 2f-2s-
4w is a 40 barrel from sand found
from 575 to COS feot
The Magnolia Petroleum COM
pauy is rigging up No. on the Ell
more farm In the southwest corner
of the southeast ol the northwest
Of the northwest Of 24-2s-4w.
The Bsyou-l0i1 on company is
drilling az $50 feet on Us No. I,
Elmore. ia 24-2s-4w No. Is a
location and No. 8 is shut down at
$50 feet repairing the rig.
Brown ana others are rigging M
No. on the Elmore farm In "a
~ fw and 30 8 is spudding
The Boz Line on company has a
rIg up for No. (. Glausey farm. In
the northwest corner OF the north
east OF the northwest of the north
east Of 25-2s-iw
The Eagle Falls OH 4 Gas Co. IL
waiting FOR water 20 shJ los No. 2.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15

could be II IN the time that the
other party should be In power. at
least I'm the house of representatives.
Hs there is too much Temptation now
adays 10 proflteer az the expense of
the government. and with the Nrpuh.
llcans In power. all chance Of graft
il reduced TO u minimum
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15

ono Icldccker drilling machine.
hsIfor and tools. good for 1900 feet
ar.IUnr or cleaning out ". u. Hiatt.
Broken Arrow Phone 7. X Is
Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15

WASTED. star drilling machine
No. 2s. .n good condition Kum
EpeItor company kusa, 0kla.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15

WASTEp.At once cleaning out
m1n and helper, two roustabouts
ual one fireman None hut steady
r..r need apply Livingston on
Corporation. a3o Iowa Bldg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15

For Sale cheap four 250-barrel
p1Iorry for tanks. one 100 barrel
N'aIuury iron tank, four 25N wood
tanks For prices phone &7h or
call g0l Central National Rank.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15


west Of tho northeast NJ g-2S.lc is a
t.f up and is moving In tools.
Du the D. n smith farm IN tho
southeast corner " tho southwest 81
thu northeast of s.gE.ic. the Kay a
kIuVa. s shut down at 2.UI5 ON
su
Tho IIrro Ou company No @.
Alexander farm I'm the center ot the
.nu,G lima ~ "a. ,Sttr b,lf ~ tho
ua. hv,-t ~ %, eS .iN is drilling at
500 f..r % made 1000 600 r1s at
ll. f..t
uuIrN,, rr, MIA Wcs, PRO
H..I.., ..,..,.,,.s ~, T,rtE ip
fF. ..u,u,,.'t rf tb, anithwcst Of
OBJ. u.r.r,,,.t ,r al "a I0w is a rig
Un4r... D. rady and others are
.t.t .... . ,.|. ~ pur,ipr
400 ... r.rI..,,, ny urc northeast N
N.. r.rtrNu,,.t. ..f o4aG.,,. waiting
fr f. d. Ir.r
rU. ..,I r.r,,I.pr, .,apip,ry'a Sn.
.r n..., y..,.r rp the ,,,rt center
..f fNu r.rf.g,.at quarter OF 9.a3-5w
. I... r.u t..T. moved ,p tho ground
Tho gIrr.r Dr r,mpapy's No I.
. D.U.rrr Hr h. porthcaat Of the
t.liHvr-i Df h, sauthcaat Of g.23.
.s, .. 4 I..ltIor
Tn, Combined pu a. Gas cos No
H D. U.r, boz tho southeast Of tho
northeast .f rN. southeast ~ 9-s3.
Iv 4. .Ur .iuNr nt 400 feet
I|r Carter Du rnmpauy's No. +.
II I..u. BOD the souihwert Of ihs
southwest of ino southeast of To-
.1.Hw e setting the i2 f-2 inch
/ 8f ta.N frp'
Tho smfnrH FInlow 4 Ander-
s1uH NO o. D. Lively. In the south
west " the a1uibo,st ~ tho south
west OF lU. .'l.8 .8w IFS on ton Of the
|slnI a' a060 feet
! Far.uv and others arc underream-
ine the 30 inch az .I.iss feet In
Goldsmith No I In the southwest OF
| tho northwest Of the southwest OF
/ lO-73.gw.
The on state Refining company's
No. L. GoldsmIth. ip tho extreme
southwest Of 1928 3w is setting the
| q inch at l.T6O feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15

George Angelo manager NJ tho
Tulsa Petroleum club. lcft Yesterday
for Kansas CITY
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15

The petroiter's are especially
proud OF their athletic club. s1io 30
he the finest In the world u is cor-
talnly a model Of luxury and cQufort
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-15
TULSA DAILY WORLD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15 1918

c W Harper farm. In tho northca
corner of the southeast OF tho north
west or 21-2H-
The Gypsy No 4 johnson farm.
I'm the northeast corner of the north
west uf the southwest ~ the south
wcgt OF 2s 2s.1w Is drilling at 1880
feet No N the southwcst corner
ot tho southeast " tho southwest
OF tho southwest ~ tho section is
drilling a. 1880 feet
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-22
Jul The War Chest
ANNOUNCE SCHEDULE
FOR WEIGHING BABIES

Twenty seven babies were inspect,
cd yesterday afternoon at St. Pat
rlcks, forty at Lincoln and thirty
seven at St Francis schools bringing
the total number weighed in West OF
tawa during the first two days of baby
week To -
The needles assisting yesterday al
the West Side schools were Dr =. I.
Clune, DIR. +. p Hathaway. DR.. II C.
Telford and DR.. H. W Wcis.
The schedule for the remainder of
the baby week period is;
South Ottawa Thursday and Fri.
day afternoons TO O'Clock Shah
bona school.
East Ottawa Monday and TUESDAY
10 q. Washington school
Center Ottawa Monday and We'd
nesday. Columbus and 81. Columbia
schools
North Ottawa "Wednesday. Thurs.
day and Friday afternoons at Jeder.
son school
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-22
u. S. MEN BOMB
GERMAN LINE WITH
EFFECTIVE AIR SHELLS

Washington. MAY ga German
camp was bOmbarded with gas shells
Tor thirty minutes by American bat
teres northwest of TOul at O'Clock
IN the morning Most of the Germans
were caught asleep. The extent of
damage inflicted is unknown.
An American officer leading twenty
men engaged an enemy patrol in the
Iuneville sector The Germans sought
refuge in an old trench but this was
rushed by the Americans and two
Germans were captured
Southwest of Apremont contact
with the enemy also was established
by an American patrol The Ger.
mans finally retreated without having
inflicted any casualties.
A cable North of Aprcmont used hy
the Germans To charge their harbed
wire enlargement was put ont of
commission
\ German attempt to rush an Amer.
lean outpost in No Mans and was
checked. One German body was
brought into the American lines for
identification purposes.
Lieut. William Taylor, of New York
shot down a two seated German ma.
chine on the Tou front after hot
fight
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-22
City and Vicinity
News

Mrs. Tom Davy aud Miss Rose Par
ker are spending the day in Chicago.
Irving Harris went to Chicago this
morning IN 4 short business trip.
Thomas Tulley is spending the day
in Chicago OH business
Axel Heibcrg went to Chicago this
morning on business.
". J. Ruckrigel went to Chicago this
morning on business trip.
W. II Jeanette, of Streator. made u
business visit to the Ottawa Chamber
of Commerce yesterday.
George j. GOodnetter, who has
been visiting his brother the past
few days. left this morning. for the
Great Lakes Naval Training Station.
where he has enlisted with the 4 :
forces
County Treasurer William e. Flick
was in Streator last night whore he at
tended banquet for Judge Stone. G.
D. y. candidate for the Supreme
court
DR., and Mrs Edward Ashley. of
Chicago, are visiting the formers
mother, Mrs. Anna Ashley ON Van
Buren, street
Arthur Heinrich left this morning
for the Great Lakes Naval training
station after enlisting last week.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-22

the ID. ID. Center home
We are glad 20 report tliss Lcotis
Henderson As improved from her re
cent attack of illness This is good
news TO her many friends as Miss
Leotis is member of the graduating
lass OF the Streator High school and
all very anxious that she be able to
take PAR in the closing exercises of
the school
Miss Lou Rhodes of Ottawa, spent
day recently with her sister. Mrs.
John w. Toyle.
Word has been received from Carl
Hilton and Harold Quaifc two of the
local boys recently sent to ,IclfersN
Barracks, Mo. that they had been
transferred to camp in New York.
Both the boys are well and anxious for
active service.
Mrs. a. Ives was six O'Clock din.
ner guest Saturday AT the r. NJ. Cros
by home on West Washington street
Mr. and Mrs Hodgson and daughter
Arlene were week end guests of Gran
Vile relatives.
Mrs. Henry Beck and little daugh.
'ers of Dixon. H.. have been visiting
her parents. Mr., and Mrs. Shapluud Of
burlington avenue.
Mrs. {, W. Peterson visited her Sis
ter Mrs. c NJ Shields east of town for
a few days the past week returning
home Friday.
Mrs. Gladys Dmmius has returned
from Aurora where she had been Vis-
ting her sister Mrs Clarence Ram
Ter
Mrs Anna lIiscr and Mrs. Martin
Makinsey have returned TO their HON
e5 in Chicago after a short visit with
village relatives
Mrs. Sarah Tuner called on Mrs s.
j. Butte who il confined to her home by
illness the first of this week.
W A. peyram. of Franklin Grove,
who has been employed as manager
Of The Farmers Elevator Co.. has
leased the Ann McVitty residence and
VIII move to the same at an early
date,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-22
OTTAWA ACCUSED
OF BEING COSBY
FOR DOING ITS DUTY

Charging q g0Ssipy rumor To OF.
tawa the ia Sale Red Cross has be.
come ener0ssed in q report alleged to
have emnated from this city that
warn was being sold by the La Sale
chapter, Indignation is running high
at the s0-tcrmed Ottawa eossips. De
mails of such allegations were issued
today copy Of which was received
by the Free Trader Journal
The strong denial is the first in.
timaiion in general way so far ar.
irving " Ottawa thai La Sale was
accused of this breach. II is also the
first hint the affair had grown enough
% make scandal. However If such
rumor did gain circulation. and no
one here knows that it did. the La
Sale Chapters own explanation of the
circumstance readily shows us how
IT could gain headway. It remained
he unbOunded duty of the Ottawa
gossip therefore to give the facts
as they learned them to the proper
authorities. The thing was 50 proper.
" done thai no inklng Of the affair"
ever got out OF local Red Cross head.
quarters. In the Free Trader.Journal
statement II is an admitted truth
that La Sale did sell yarn Bat il
sold to IS subsidiary branches. safes
1t had the moral and legal right to
make
This is the denial of the Ottawa
gossip report from the La Sale Tri.
bune:
Some member of an Ottawa gossip
fraternity has started rumor that
the women Of the La Sale Chapter
of the Red Cross are selling yarn.
As matter of fact. these busy.
bodies have gone to the trouble of in!
forming headquarters at Chicago that
they heard. etc"
These facts were communicated to
the officials of the La Sale Chapter
in letter from the Chicago Offices,
who set forth the rumor that the OF
ta~ans had forwarded to them
= A statement issued by the la Sale
Chapter today emphatically denies
the allegation; II says shat the only
yarn ina has been sold was in the
nature of supplies sold officially to
its branches, such as the Tonica. Los
tant Utica and other nearby towns
which are under the jurisdiction of
the La Sale chapter The statement
follows;
"A letter was received at She La
Sale Red Cross from the Central Divi.
sion in Chicago. saying that they had
been notified from Ottawa that the
la Sale Chapter was selling yarn
Very often through misunderstanding
such reports get about. and the people
who circulate them apparently do not
realize the harm that is done No
yarn has been sold except in an Of.
fetal way to its branches The La
Sale Chapter is very anxiou, to in
vestigate these reports, and would
appreciate any details which would
lead 70 cleaning up these rumors,'
Eiii Tho Mar Chast
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-22
Fill the War Chest
The First Primitive Messurea

Dnuhtless measures of all kinds
we're originally taken from the human
body An inch Is roughly the length
IF the top Joint Of the thumb A span
Is a quarter Of pace, and a pace IL
half ones height The span and the
pace were probably the foundation OF
oil measurement, and we will speak
quite commonly of so many PAGES dis.
t9nt
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-22

Here Is what an old English journal
says about the legend of old houses
and odd dreams. "Thpre may he no
real foundation for the belief that
there Is any necessary connection be-
tween old houses and odd dreams, vet
1t Is most certainly true that people
either horn or having lived the great.
er part of their lives In them are more
peculiarly sensitive than others to the
influence of dreams"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-22
Why Japanese Tea Liked.

One feature which marks tea curing
IN Japan Is the proNerhial cleanliness
which is characteristic Of the Japan
ese people. The rules of sanitation ares
strictly observed by the tea growers Of
Japan, Not onl, The health and santa
ton Of workers are strictly examined
by local tea associations. bur also the
process Of curing is inspected with
great care. Japanese teas have never
been artticiaIly colored rs have been
teas froM sotue otksS countries
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-22
Fill The War Chest
CHAUTAUQUA MEET
Is POSTPONED

The meeting of the Chautauqua di.
rectors slated for last night had 10 be
postponed because a quorum failed 10
appear. The meeting will be held
Monday night at which time II will
be d"hnately settled as to whether or
not Ottawa will have 1913 assembly.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-22
The War Ghost
AGED by Monotonous Work.

Men If the lahoring classes wear ont
earlier than men Of other classes he.
cause they have no break or variation
In their work. no rest. no change II
Is not effort, but continuous monoton.
ons labor which ages man. FIX.
change.