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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-14
Only IS Sold on This Offer

and when this number is closed out Special Offer
will be withdrawn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-14
If You Can't Come in Tomor-
row Telephone 168 or Send
This Coupon

Don't let another week go by without having
Humphrey" in your home. We will arrangeto have it
delivered ready for use Immediately.
The Humphrey is installed in the basement
out of the way. 1t is simply connected to the Y
gas and water pipes The tiny gas pilot is lit y
then all is ready-the heater requiring no y -
care attention
There are many ways to secure PRESERVATION
hot water but none more convenient
economical than the hot water COuPON
service provided by the Hum
phrey Automatic Gas Water
Heater.
Please for
And you owe to yourself Y Humphrey Automatic Gas Wa
and family to get Hum er Heater on your Special Offer
phrey." Don't A
talk with
family tonight
come in tomorrow" ~ "'''-
If you can't come faucets in my home
in nrespAone1es
or send the
y Address --------
4, n,,n. No
Gill out and mail this coupon to u.s.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-11-01
FARMERS SHOULD ORGANIZE.

Everyone vii gree farmers h dat is a6 them % have orpnmhon bu fw will
h la dhh for f Iy lie u z who NefocNh este
ne farmers Organize
u pc rh m eh rdb by samrsfr
Demo
tpyh bee You 70 hngo dher0 pnttsm da that
a o. number years have
far he mai f
Ef lpm Fh dnd leaders o III Nparimn League TIL NATIONAL
Grange pia them oregon nc he farmers gim OF h have rquH
dHe leaders N hea @An oAe esan
have fought d Ik H l The xp h willie trythe Nad
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-11-01
NO TIME FOR CLASS FEELING.

for h i o handle AMgra
this few weeks The l ef within Hent ohanheag cultural
ndH h wa be i II Farmer there vrw thine wheH
,dea mixers without does U N oa1ayon
leone HH
whaw regdng ag victory LfE peanH
ohe bGoa y knows will asppie an ieandwe nwrk
ddupHm candid that ny
no W n costa Mep rSattme
AGo
the onuoA
too
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-11-01
What | Stand For.
To The People Of Idaho:

am elected represent Idaho in the United States
Senate President Wilson will have no better supporter IN
his measures than myself.
The m nav howould not support President Wilson IN
his war measures would not support the boys IN the
trenches the boys who serving their country on the
high seas Such man. to my mind, would be traitor
will fight for lower freight rates for Idaho. The
present rates ar eunusty high have been lighting
them for long time and will continue the contest on the
floor of the senate
stand for a feand govtrnment in nation and
state-no Socialism, w. w. no Nonpartisan League
leadership.
stand for the industries of Idaho and for the highest
possible development of the state.
AS United States senator, will be in position to
potentially make my fight for the extension OF rga
ton projects and the opening of tracts of land un
der irrigation which will result in attracting people
and capital state and providing homes for
turning soldiers
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-11-01
DANGEROUS TO AMERICANIsM.

SIT Icnndf nj 1mguat y ud Pht dn That
uHa NJ v gd f atyhe che
Iamgngk p per nUub
Idaho except d 10 whom haeahg
yToK Bill
adoou rnnmoyh Nr League yhae tdnil
yhane idy thur N s My hSecar ybuh
eacrtny The boast is gh y gt lawyer
fhhngf chest mtf dh san hGrm rsherI
their
that hekyd rand
snomMef impaired wi Ty ndLe Inhsl
ebruaIb s dngl
PRESIDENT t
Hen9 They h
Th M h
cohan hdr
nTowhe @ they h arafydeI
good
aaHng those o Roosevelt la ais % lam hkgtoH ehonE
ethrm # h Toys sean found
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-11-01
l HAVE TOLD THE TRUTH.

h d Np League pr a 1.-The yhruglmn dhey
df %
world ihu dI TO continue mi I k better nd rates Yuawm AMoiutas
pal fi III
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-11-01
A Plain Talk to the Farmers of Idaho

n there been when Ihfa atnugtha frneso
n lam your hta ftnI bone pngher att
d Tya Townein that stand mbe aen
there's things Ina rg Idaho Ha beam will ben adend asp
men az bee sent to h ln VIII erodm aLnnm that the haed
Roosevelt h m for time he dugHe
d
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-11-01
PRESIDENT WILSON WILL NOT STAND FOR ACTIONS
OF FALSE OFFICIALS IN IDAHO

Every Federal official holding position of any consequence
III Boise is aligned with the Nonparsan league There is
for this Under the rule at Washington, there appoint
retention is solely up the only present Democratic
member of congress from Idaho-Senator Nugent.
Manu. self-confessed Socialist L W. W and Boshe
WIKI rarested and held for trial for sedon permitted
large by United States Marshal Roy JONES' although the
United States Commissioner advised him that his bond had
not been approved and that Mann be taken custody
United States Attorney MeCear has told people Boise there
frame against Mann, and it is also id ooishness,
thereby showing his sympathy Manns confession itself and
the affidavit of many reputable citizens of Idaho show that
Mann arrested solely because of his reasonable
and actions.
Why he allowed to Target Why is the United
States District Attorney of Idaho interested in this trator9
John Smead Deputy United States District attorney for
ldaho insulting in his toward government wit
Frank, his life for his country France Smead talked
about politics. Great God What manner of man It who
will mix politics in such a that?
There will be day of reckoning when take my seat in the
United States senate II not before will demand nvestea
ton of these Federal officials Idaho although the indications
be seated and punish false officials Notwithstanding
any senatorial influence that be exered in their behalf
BE ON YOUR GUARD AGAINST ELEVENTH HOUR
FALSEHOODS.
Idaho has
been yihcation the day thew
be reuted Watch
They smue other one
should be nominated They program for
ar o N
They governor every other one
of their candidates completely under their
They of
policy An they propose to do from
The NOnpaisan league leaders Tb
not n ito i'm . A"ey
do duty to statean
going the polls and voting . ,aan
hem s against
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-11-01
League
IS Cent taxpayers,

the people of Idaho to bear in mind that ownley and
the others Of the Nonpartisan league Bg Five who rule
North Dakota pay average of only rs cents each in taxes
who rule Idaho and spend
tax money.
There is no longer any for any farmer any other
citizen Of Idaho be deceived by these outsiders They have
been shown up in their true coors both of the
and they have not answered single charge
Any who may have been deceived by them afford to
equally courageous and manfu Roosevelt hsa been
admits they fooled him for time but when he found
them out he repudated them.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14
GrOuNOHCG AND WIND
BUILD SAND MOUNDS
UnuGual Sight at Midway, N. Y,
Arouses interest Of Travellers
and Visitors.

MIDWAY. n. when strangers
-nter this% village by automobile or
railroad trains they observe numCrous
moUnds in North street at The coIpor
ate limits. and often ane little AM
mails disappear in them. When tho!
reach the village ho.fl The majority
of strangers are sure to inquire abogi
he mounds.
The mounds ere the work OF grourG
hogs woud,hucl>s, as they are known
here and the wind. The earth SIT.
rounding the mounds is light sand
y ears ago wooGtbucks appeared IN
the sand lot and dug holes. A;tor q
tame il was observed thaL mounds had
appeared In :hr sand lot
fhe wro1chucss had packed ~
and 80 hard around the holes that 'hf
Wind had no effect, bat blew il ava;
tum The holes for several feet, tbu:
luumn- he mounds.
Vt luc approach OF persons IN
yoodchucs4 climb the mounds 91,
dts&ppc1. IN TIA" hojoa Many OF tn,
muunds ere very steep and the wood
chucks often slip back several times
hotoc thcf al, able To reach tnr
sunmjt and disappear.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14
MINERS SUPERSTITION
CAUSES ARREST Or 49,.
They eurY Two Comrades K'!ied by
LIGHTNING 10 Revive Th.N.

ELLSWORTH. Pa.--rhn eupersi.
ton that q nan struck BY lightning
viii recover il he b. buried al once
caused the arrest ot . gh'een m!ncra
employed near herc. bnl later they
ere released h order Of Deputy Cot
pner CLIFFORD $ Patterson of Els
worth
Twenty miners Eer3 IN a cabin Oh
Pigeon Creek when boil OF 'igh'u,ug
struck Joan Saith oil B,Ltieyy,llt, T.
aad Mike Simon ~ Mariana. Pa.
Both were instantly Killed. without
rs forn,slity of coffin, the eighteen
men dug A hole in the bach yard aud
buried the men temporarily
When Dr. A. H. Hammer and Cyu
Stable Iamcs Gilmore reached the cab.
in cn a rrmor os the accident, they
saw no trace OF The dead bodies aad
asked for them. The men pointed to
= new mound and refused TO dis UP
tho bodies because they would lose
their lite"
Constable Gilmore arrested the men
and brought them here. after cNAam'
ing The bodies When DcpG'y coroner
Patterson mado IN examinations, he
assured the constable the men mad
been killed By a lightning lolt aud the
prisoners ware released.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14
PRESERVATION OF WOOD

There arc now employed j number
&C. proc. sses whereby wood can be -
Uttered IN character that 1t becomes
a'mnst tr@proot, and iS 40 longer la.
BE "a dry rot OF The diain'cEratlona
tat CONC under The h41d Of leCay.
Unfortunately many et Ibere s}s-
teH~ ha9c o dis2dyart-4e ~ tine luaa.
az If expense ~ in Ia. difficulty u
aorhipQ tn Material with ordinary
.oc.s aaa 30 tie Drdatpnr are nrt-
ltCted
Under wLat is probably he best
method, the wood. atte hsv,a, IT, s9r
extracted by ar suction in z closed
vessel Is charged with q Golt,or al
Netallic salts abe eHtilo treatment
occupying about four hours. II Is sai0
that the green wood lh0a treated
neither shr1nks nor w3rpn, thus OF
WAITING the seasoning ytnetal'y nee.
tgsary, and thGt soft woods l'couo ~
/, rdon.d that :hry can h" utilized 10,
purposes for which tdoy N,re QHlt'
upsuited in their cFicln9l conditions.
nd become almost lncoalbusiblo an:
capable of receiving a high polish.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14
Accurate Instruments

For eyect punctuality there are fcN
>iings in the possession OF the United
States government that approach the
l,s telescope In The Washirttou oh
Seryatory, and its partner TIE sidsra.
clock hat hangs on tho wall neur It.
BY the MD OF thie'olcscu pc ami l3r
dock, it IT, possible 20 lcca'c % -t1r II
tho heaynua on tho exact instant pr.
,licted hp astronomers . s"Nr9 OF yra, Is
ago and set down in the aluauac a
-,rand Of spider web Wire across tue
field OF the telescope marks the pms.
age Of o star. H. Is seldom Mat III"
telescope and the clock vary hs nue.
aJ 4 quarter OF q sccoDd IL verifying
mo astronomical calculatious IT..
clock is Que OF the mos. perfect tlplc'
keepers in The world TO-DAY
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14
Smoky Acllili

one Of the smoijcst place. OF Garth
IS undoubtedly Achill Of the c0aat Of
Mavo, Ireland \ smoky atWt p6glp Il
not AZ unknown thing il auy Iris.
cabin, but 10 Achil tho greater the
smoke the higher ihe satisfaction VI
'lc natives, Tor there smoke means
potatoes. ana potatoes mean food.
II IL to one " the meIh0ls Of piv.
tIring SCOT that the iajando' owes Tie
smoky condition Of his cabin, SCOT hc
Alugt have, Or The potatoes win not
srow. IL the iilInd fields hD 4rccta Ii
lie huts called acaWbogres, formed b
'Iraws or sod oG heather tron tn J
mountains. Within these hut he keep
/. fire of peat burning Tor sjH weeks a,
40 months At he end 81 winch petioc
he Hcav@ arc. from their continual
iWproguaUou With moEJ, Ir2u iQgmc
INTO SCOT,
Tu,t or peat ia aoWdapt on 'r d.,
lDd and ho large fires 90 ( nu,hlus
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14
SOCIETY NOTES

The meeting Of the Home ana
Conservation Department which Was
to be held today at Mrs. Roger Clark's
home, has been postponed until noAt
Monday. Tho same program will be
carried out "a was planned for today.
= I, :.
Tho regular school and reception at
the Willis Dancing Academy will BE-
held tonight 4 selected orchestra
will furnish music for the dancing
from until /: O'Clock.
:, I, :,
The monthly meeting OF the Bap-
fist Brotherhood. scheduled for to-
morrow evening, will be postponed un-
I'll next week. owing 10 weather and
fuel conditions.
The d. 4. X. Is sending 20 Washing
ton s22.07 tor the soldier chocolate
fund, which vas collected in the red
white and blue boxes placed in stores
around town. They also sent tu
Camp Grant for Taylor Strawn to dig
/ tribute among he soldiers who ar,
in need the following articles; Ten
sweaters. ono scarf. five pairs wrist
: let's and one pair OF socks.
{. : !
( Storm stalled tourists are indebted
to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ Harvey for n
very pleasant evening Saturday night
when the French dining room was
I thrown open and q dance was givoI
for the benefit of the unexpected
guests.
Two Rock Island trains. ono headed
for Peoria and the OTHER for Chicago
were unable 10 proceed farther thar
! Ottawa. The passengers were brought
20 the hotel. where they were web
I taken care Of until Sunday, when trat
! &c was again resumed
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14
City and Vicinity
News

Private ]. T.. Patterson of Fort
Reilly, Kansas. is spending a few days
furlUugh here with relatives and
Mead Good of EarIyIlle spent last
evening in Ottawa. Mr. Good left
Earlvillo Friday morning, having been
ordered TO Ottawa with his question
nalro and vas from Friday afternoon
until Sunday evening getting TO OF.
tawa from La Sale when he came 10
On the Rock Island There were about
one hundred people stranded in Ia
Sale who We're on this train.
A baby boy was born TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Gratis Saturday Hight. Mr.
Gratis Is member of Co. G nov To-
Gated at Houston. Tex. Mrs. Gratis
is living on Phelps street in Ottawa.
, Art IIennley Frost and Warner Hen
nley of Wallace township. WHO were
sailed to Bethlehem, Pa. on account
! of the serious Illness Of their father
returned home this morning. 1hcil
! train was fourteen hours late
( Mr.. Albert. president of the Inter
national Rotary Club, and Mrs. Albert
were among the storm delayed tour
lists who stopped at thu Clifton Satur
day night.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14
AMERICAN OIL SHIP
SENDS OUT SIGNAL OF
DISTRESS: WAS CONVOY

An Atlantic Port, ism lt.--An in
coming steamer brought news here
today that the Hawaiian Line oil
steamer Texan. S.jlJ tons. was send
Ing out wireless reports that il had
been struck amidships and was sink.
ins. The Texan flashed that II had
a. men aboard and was putting out
its starboard boats. The message
also stated that oil vas being poured
out The oil Was evidently in order
to reduce the high sea.
Believed in Collision.
Washington, Jan. li.--Alhu the dis
patches 10 tn" navy department we're
OF iragmentary nature today on the
sinking Of the tanker Texan, il vas
indicated that the Texan with other
vessels. was under CONVOY and collid-
ed with another unit Of the convoy.
Officials said that the tanker had not
Doen attached by q submarine
v. s. Trawier Lost.
Washington, jan. IL An American
,rawlcr has hccu lost in European
waters, Admiral Simms reported TO,
day No lives were lost. The ship
was sunk, thru striking rock
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14
INDIANAPOLIS HAS
s2,ooo,00o FIRE

Indianapolis, Ind, AIN. 1t--1wo
million dollars was the loss estimated
today in the fire which destroyed the
Industrial Building, number Of small
business houses and dozen residences
here. last night It was the most cotly
ccnaagra,ion in the city history ami
the fourth million.dollar fire in thirty
years.
Firemcn today were searching the
smoldcrns debris of what was q FIVE
story binding covering an entire
block. to learn If any lives were lost
Local authorities place crodenc" ID the
belief that the fire was Of inccndiary
origin started by alien enemies with
the purpose Of wipiDp out a number OF
Industries working on var orders for
the United States government and the
entente governments.
TwcntyIhrr factories occupied the
building and all were wiped ont,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14
w. F. CARR MEETS
HEROIC DEATH IN
SERVICE OF OTHERS
lContlrGtl from PAGE ! }


To enlist in the army and s'ucc his
rejection tried several times 10 JON
Uncle Sans oversee forces.
When an oppog,lnit} Tor a great
advancement prescribed itself IN the
form ut 4 Watering offer from ihe
Chioag1.South Bend line. h. could
not afford TO let il pass ty without
acceptance. 1t vas with reluctance
that he Icit Ottawa in Noyember to
take his new post, but It was with
more reluctance bat the c.. .. 4 T.
parted with his scrlices.
Mr.. Carr knew raIlroadiug in All It's
phases and was the author OF enc
book Oh railway efficiency when nov
Is generally used thrlou, the United
States as ouc of the best works along
that line. He Was the founder and
, first president OF he Rotary Club. nj
enthusiastic Elk and Mason. In al
these orders he was held i'll highest
regard by his fraterS. As chief oi
one OF the most important phases %
the local intcrdrbau's work he vas
a loyal employe and a considerable em
ployer. Among his men he vas cy
ccD,ionally popular.
The deceased was thirty-ninc years
of age and was born al Decatur, Ill.
April 10. 1879 Surviving he leave:
his aidow, Mrs. Margaret Carr, Wit
resigned the presidency o! tho Ot
tawa Woman's club 10 make her h0m'
In South Bend and two stcp-daugh
tiers Miss Edythe White, society edi
tor OF the Free Trader-J journal. AM
Miss Ruth White. OF South Bend, HI
is also survived by his parents. Nj
and Mrs. S. f. Carr; one brcthcg
Charles; and sister Mrs. Lyn'
Clendnin. all OF Decatur
kilograms received in Ottawa TIL
afternoon announced that Mr.. Carr
remains would arrive here sonic tim
Tuesday and would be- taken direct t.
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs, John +
Shnipcr, 3lo Corncll street The fun
eral viii be he1d Wednesday afternoo'
at $50 O'Clock from the First Congrf
gational church.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14

Funny thing shout smoking il 4
man weto compelled IA puff \ good
cigar with liH eyes smut tue 0uotal I'u
would hose il, best 4 man WHO iad
HI6ersolln y sG2h' ops .tiuu upon oHe
# his oyts bad TO stay In q dalkeuet
f0om for a week with his upti,a ban
!agcd. Aftcr u taw day IN, dLrtpr tod
btm be- could take gentle siDoke II
&c lincI. ,Io jumped a. tie Chnrt,c,
md TO lis anna .ement fonNd Il ats"l l.
d not The slightest pleasure. 10 H.
sure, men often smoke III The dali,
tut there's alw avs the rosy glow OF ii .
lighted end 10 be seen and the faiul
outline Of thn cloud OF smoke il The
air. There no more fur il signtlo,
'moke than q salilesa egg or z his
implanted upon your own hand What
y tho psychology Of it?
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14

Experiments carried oui 10 1915 on
Il farm in t1ntrles to lomonstrcte the
erect Of overhead discharge Of rlQc.
iric,;S cu piant growth gave so1c ~.
variable rcaaltS. The tpS,s were car.
rjeo cul % fed ot oats and tht cloc.
tr.hcd area Of ONE acre gave an M.
creased yitll OF S13 pm0aa of nah
or ~ per ccul, over he t.u h1' acres
'mc'ectriiled, while The straw Yielded
Sl6,lucreHso pr 81 l.N.e....
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14
OTTAWA ALL.STARS
GOING TO JOLIET

Thursday night. under the MANAGE
ment Of Jerry Madigan. the Ottawa
All.Stars will journey to Joliet to
meet the cracl Gcrlach. Barlow team
in Red Cross benefit game at Cen.
trail Presbyterian church eymnas UNI.
A special train will be chartered tn
carry the Ottawa bunch 30 Joliet. and
anyone Wishing reservations can Oh
tain them FROM Mr.. Madjgan. Who
announces he viii take the very best
team obtninablo 10 Joliet. Christ.
mas day the Ottawa boys defeated the
Jollets In two VOL played games
here.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14
THE WAR IN 81 NM AIRY.

The Russo.German peace nesot-
atoms at 6rest-Litovsk arc again
threatened with A complete rupture
as result Of the attempt by the
German ENJOYS TO enforce military
terms upon Russia. At the same
time il was reported from Petrc-
grad today that the sittings may be
renewed at Warsaw.
The question Of frankly announc'
ing a policy Of annexations was dis
cussed at an important crown c,un-
Gil, convened in Berlin on Sunday
by the Kaiser, the debate took two
directions;
I. The military leaders demand,
ing the annexation Of Poland and
l'thuania by Germany.
2 The Moderates suggesting a
counter program Of establishing
Poland into an independent king
dom by giving il a slice Of Austrian
soil and also giving portion Ct
Eastern Austria to Ukrania.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14
COlorE Of 2ardtncg.

The fresh sald,ue Ii . beautiful 1T
H. tish The Gales On its back ara m
fAeieca, blue gfeca, the exact tint
which thr sea sr often takes. Willie hc.
hnatlt .hr 7tsss there Shows no the
Wssl wonderful peacock blue There
are hat> uu ITS back and Sides when It
first comes ut or The water Ike those
ou the naykcrcl, hut ihey seeni 10 fade
aad disappear the mamen, 1t Is exposed
to the :r. The rest Of It's body ~ pure
silver.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14
The Only Tree in Shctland

Up little lane Of LcrWicks one
street says ihe London Giohe, there Is
n gordeIl.-at least. II Is an oDclo"u
pace Iu tho middle Of MI spec
'erc i, Il tree. Il Is not - tery tail
rec; YOU could III tact, ioas n biscuit
over IT, branches, but still H. II a tree
the ouly tree II, Shetland. And Shet-
land Is proud ~ II. Children who are
brought for the first time - see The
wonders OF one sttoe'ed Le-wick gre
Stown this tree, This is not cotton. u
IS tho only tree in Shetland. As tuolG
.le not Trees in 5lotlaud, therc utl
40 birds. except Of course, the GnaaUls
which YOU cnn numbcr bf he thou
sand. .-..--. .......-.....
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14
HERRlMG'S BIT IS TO
OPEN UP ONE STREET

j. B Herring volunteered TO do his
bit this morning In helping 10 get
West Ottawa out 0 the SNOW. Finding
that the road from Bridge street to
La Fayette street had been showed
under he got busy and opened it up
so die West Ottawa people would no.
be entirely cut OIL from the rest OF the
town Mr. Herring is connected with
the Ottawa Silica Sand company
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14
SOLDIERS KILLED
IN HOUSTON WRECK

Houston, Tex. Jan. it.--Tcn per.
sous wore Killed and twenty injured
when the Houston and Texas Central
Owl Flyer split a switch OF Hammond.
Texas. today. II was announced OF tho
general Offices OF the South Pacific
railroad here.
Among The dead wcfu reported sev.
clp( soldiers.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14
COAL SITUATION
is UNRELlEvED
Continued from page ID


merchants association and about
thirty were in attendance.
Committees will BE- named, who Hill
take over the local situation. and AID
IN conservation ot Wnat iltue Goa! IS
left in Ottawa. RecomMe ndations
will be made that certain lines Of
busln, - close during the atrInsency.
Fuel Administrators Swift announced
that the situation was appalling IL
Ottawa"
These committees will meet tolDor'
row 10 formulate definite steps for
handling the situation, The personne,
Of each committee will be published
tomorrow
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14
HEALY MOT GUILTY"
SAYS CHICAGO JURY

Chicago, Jan. lA-Thc jury brought
N n verdict If mot guilty Saturday
night IN the rIso against tharlcS {,
Hc&le} former ehjoi Of police, pet""-
live sergeant Stt phcn J. Barry and
William r Skidnorc saloon kco.vr,
accused oj criminal graft conspiracy.
1ho cas-, bcran oct. j. t9iT. and last
4 tA,. cen weeks.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-01-14
Nave You Money to Loan 2

am making Real Estate Security
loans. ,( ron have money 70 loan, re-.
gardlesS OF amount, call me Oh the
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