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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
PRESIDENT SEES
PEACE PROSPECT

'"'t' 'h' N'N ''' WI"
.'l' VIII "IN''N' '''''''''
comm lHHluu who Will secure FOR me
the f4,t. by fhtt time disclosed as
a. p... I,.,.....I .os, .,f farm labor
.,t ..t.,I... r.,,g fh. three wear
.,...,..,.. .,.,...s. nf wheat OF
-, ,f .|,,r,. ,,.t. sa "a basls.
.,, 49, ,..... *. Iyto,r,.,tlop
.b.,u I,t,,,,.u. ubrfhrr There
.,',,,,r, h.. I,.,,,.. b., prI,r above
JI. ,,,,,,,t I,.. and n so what
,d.,r.. ir .,t.r a., maintain ful
rb, f,rtr,, , good return should
10 mon .,ru,ar rn.f Ian Increase ,H
t..rry,t .,l ,nr pr,rrut ruarru.
I,, n,U,y,, uuI bee lpuIlsd only
o., thra. ,bg nav, by nrkt harvest
.rIrr,d, marketed their 1915 wheat
"a, fn, d..Ir,. and Intention of all
dapsrtmrnts az mo administration
D., pIy. Oh, fn, wheat grower "a fair
and sumulut.,c frturn Iu order that
fp. rr,a.rf ..r.ar, In wheat ma,
.s I,.,,,I,,5
II find D.. great conflict Of opinion
,frou, ,8rI,u. sections OF lne couu.
fr. ID. O.. tn, rrIre ih,t should be
named .H minimum guarantee
N must be- nn.Ious To- ali however.
th,f th, fIfHrs which viii make
fnr increased or decreased cost OF
produrfIop .r uoki wears harvest
cannot b, determined unul he near
.,pnrosrn.a To- fhr harvest
lin Giving d guaranteed prlrs for
wheat opr ,,,r I'm advance an.
only ,udustr, Guaranteed hy tho ROY
rrnmpnD there ls involved A con
adorable national risk II there ma.
b.ep rc.,e or Increased -hlpplnn
available before the middle OF 1920.
Eurnue win naturally suppIv itselg
from the nrge stores Of much
rhsnprr wheat nov Ina the southern
hcmispbcre and therefore tn,
government ia Undertaking risk
which might lp such an event r.sIl,
boa IA nntiourI loss Of as much "A.
$500 600 600 through AN uusnIablr
surpu. or Ian ,uv event Ina main
tanning ii htgh level of prtcs Z, our
own people f1r , IouR pcriod sttbse.
aupni to freedom IN me Worlds
markets
.tbespitn this IA. deaIrabul,, ,f
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
0kLAHOMANS ARE AWARDED
COMMISSIONS AT GORDON

WAsHtNGTON Sept % The list
ot candidates appointed second lieu
tenants OF infantry In the United
states army from the Fourth. central
Snfantry Officers training school ~
Camp Gordon. Ga. Includes Arthur
W Bailey. Georgetown. Texas. wal
Ter J. Brown, Three Creeks. AK
lmon !. Cannon. Arkadelphla. Arm .
Jack % Carter, 2l0i GONZALES street.
Guerra, Texas; Elric clifton. Dlmmitt,
Texas; Hanniet ~ Crump. Stockton.
Texas. James y. Davis. Center.
Texas, Robert y Dunn. Poteau.
Okla. Robert " Gaines, Sliddell.
La Edward v peughan. Madison-
VILE. La Marshall - llickoK. Ran
kin, Texas samuel Hutchinson. SO
North styles avenue Oklahoma city.
Henry A Irving. Blevins. Ark; Guy
w. Kirschner. Perry. Okla; Fred VI
Knight ri2 Booker street Little
Rock. Ark: Arvon NJ Ledbrtter
Enders, Ark Adolph s. Marx. Lake
Charles. la; Gene MattoI. Wins
bOro Tex John H. May, n T. -.
Houston. Texas Roy J Mctcalf. Ilo-
ratio. ARK. Thomas O. Mum. r. H.
II. 6, Prescott, Ark: Donald = Nc
Allister. Houghtou. La; Joseph r
McOill. II +. D. /, Childester. Ark
John q. Pipkin. 15i4~ Louisiana
street. hittle Rock. Ark; Guy r.
Potts. OKan. Ark, Allison y. stacy
Austin. Texas, John G. little. Me
tidian, Texas. Kari G. Turner. Pat
mos. Ark. Charles II Vestal, 1895
Lincoln avenue. Little Rock Ark
Thomas v Wagner. 400 Orleans
avenue, TeNnrkanH. Ark, Jack
white. Gunsight T"N All - tho
men were members OF the infantry
rnnlacnmcnI Irnnna mnhaaLrnnh
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
PATHFINDING TOUR WILL
START ABOUT OCTOBER IS

OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept 2-In-
spccuon OF the route through Okla
homa Of the Bankhead National
Highway association viii be made
Immediately following the date OF
October rs. according TO Instructions
received by G. O. Johnson 81 Durant
and who ~ member Of tho Okla
homa board OF affairs The path
finding party will leave Memphis.
Tenn. October 49, The party will
come directly toward Oklahoma on
the way to Amarillo. Texas Fort
smith will he the last stop IN Arkan-
Ras. and the party will pass through
McAlestrr. shawnee and Oklahoma
city en- route to Amarillo on this
trip Or. T B bradford, Joseph I'M
aud g. w. D0nnghey Of Arkansas
will arrange for tho inspection to
the Oklahoma line.
Reaching Oklahoma j. A. white
hurst DoNey. Paul Nesblt MCAlcs-
ter. and W. G. McAlostcr. Hugo. viii
take charge ot the party and take
them to Amarillo Terc the Texas
directors. G. H. Lester. Burt X Smith
and John W Atwood. viii take the
party and conduct Il through 90 El
paso.
According 20 structlons "thc
pathfnders will return from Mem
phR by rail To- Hot Springs. Ark.
where they will be met by NJ G.
q. Johnson OF Durant. Okla. and W
H. Jones OF Broken Row, who Will
have charge OF the party IN conduct
ing them over the route from Hot
Springs 20 m paso via Durant. sui
phur, Lawton Altus. and Hollis
Okla Chtldreut Plain View. TcNas;
and Roswell. Tularos. Alamsrgordo.
n NJ on tu El pasO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
rnmmItmcnt ncadl for nahcr.

William Baber returned Friday
from a visit with his daughter in
Missouri THAT he will have 10 serve
the term in the state peuitentlary
which hc received as result OF
trial by the district court was rcCoE
uizrd by him tlHt week, when he told
sheriff william Mccullough ~ his
intended visit Commitment papers
d IN understood have been issued
although they have not vet been
placed ln the hands OF the sheriff
Baber WAS convicted ~ killing
United states Murshuls Davidson and
PLANK during an attempted rald by
them on his residepce I'm Tulsa, A.
.turucys for Baber failed to perfect
This appeal from the deciaion of the
-lLAsAEl.ei. eAlllL. ln. .kha RnQrene court.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03

CuRDOVA HOrEis-Acioas from post Of
fire vol ventilated, all outside rooms
special summer rates - per week snc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03

Is HOMA HUTEL-Pisasani outside room.
with or without bath special summer
rate by day or week. 400 y n Boulder
Phone AlAh
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
FIRES ARR sEtN
BEHIND IICN LINES

WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES
IN FRANCE. Sept Huge fires
which we're seen IN the direction OF
NauKhillon. northeast of Soissnns. at
. o'clock this afternoon indicated
that the enemy was hurping his sup
plies There " auid ~ he nothing
else inflhmmhhlc In that region
Today's successes completed tho
conquest Of the Soissons plateau.
which will compel tho Germans to
retire 90 the Chemin des Danes.
which Itself Ia menacod by the
French advance toward NauXnlllon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03

oADiLLAC HOTkts--50o a s HouIdeT.
frsi doov orth Of eourthouse. a. rooms
an ontstd, veil ventiiAtsd. hot and colo
ruuninE water. everything new. rooms
single or eusulte; catering 10 select aud
prrnancnt guests weekly rates IS per
week and up Phone 66s5
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03

kEW LELAND HOrEL--ish EsSt second
newly furnished rooms; ~ so week uu.
der new wanaEemSht
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

BJNuW OF KEYS LOST lu downtown
district SATURDAY finder please call 2s'
LusI. pgtagunsl gold wrist watch and
bracelet uu Main street. between hrtchuu
hotel end FNh street. reward Return
fo world NuNnra. oiuee
LOST saturday. Irish tcrrirr red coat
collar limp. slightly on one torf foot
viii pay reward Phone 3p6J
ruCkErHuuk --Lost Containing Teiec
uoa papcr finder please phoue 1atu.
HID nams Of James X, sse'ens. Reward
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03

FOR SALE OR EACHNNGt Ford touring
ear 73o " Fourth street
BIG BARGAISS I REQ passenger. 1
overland sp~edster. \ condition me-
rhanlyaNy must srll ~ once. called
away on srrouut Of sickness. iO5 South
Detroit
POUR PASSENGER up. 10 date Nauonal ,sr.
Owner wants . room bunEa~w will pay
rash difference. BrAUl a DawfOn. an
Robinson bldF Phone $50
GRANT. i917-Hfor sale At bargain. u
good condition. CAL ~ 100 D RTadr
HAYNES ehummy roadster 1911 mode.
Phone l171i
sTUDEBAKER sPEEDSTER ib good con
diuoU, 2 eEtr. oaNngb, nicely painted
$500 Phone 5Tls
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03

ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED II
PosloN = - Sll-Oue ,lscping room. ad
Jo'n'hE baih suitable Tor Two rtnug
men Phone b20i
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
BOARD AND ROOMS

BOARD AND ROOMS
ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED IL
HUSTON, W li--Oue 1iscping room. al
Jo'n'"E pam suitable Tor Two rtnuo
UULptk, s.. .l..oie, ,oo,a elo.s
ESQ HAnt gentleman roommate fot
sl,nsu Houng man, 2 separate bods IN
toom Phoho 49s7.
BOULDER 7o- Front slsrpipg roou.
OeaulhA'r furnished 10 mahogany. mod
cru nome gentleman Phone 6b4
oD LDtk, 3, 900 Nicely iuru,siSd roou,
BUILDER, 3 io2-Nery des,rablo s.svp
'ns room Phone 1870 a
Hfh tNNt. " 72l-Nicely urn,sbsu
pss issss Ioai "eep'ng room. e.0se 90
tHtiENNE, s, 5is-Woll furnished sou.I,
room pbouu s22
DiNtiNNAII r.. I5iB- NrrI, ryr,.5gt
from southeast Snd northeast aIrrplrr
rooms 80 each per month
DENVER, $. 7Os-southsa,t .lssp,Y..
room close in. private home l''on.
$3.50
DESNtK Is gt6 Ni,e.y FURNISHED r,.m
private family Tor Young lady empIof,I
DENVER, -. gia Nig- southss.t .ls,s...
room convenient 90 bath Phone -usI
DETROIT 5. lGlg- Two tlrrpiuR room.
ana garage 10 prrat' home. Phone ollU
DETROIT. s 500 rhrre or f1ur drs.rau'.
rooms. close iu. mo- rhildrsn. r,fr-rrrc.
FIGIN uI N,,I. ,,..,.t.
airy N.ep,ng room m- rsrf
AZ ,,,,,,f.
,,E.' l'' rent "'.r] Too
ti,,,ni,
t",gl.t. j,,,', ., ',., on. 0.aIH' 'I.}
,., .,.' III r W.. pI'''" '4'h
ELNUuu u4..For ,.o,. ,..,......
tIssp,uf room
EYTg, amer ,,o-, -I..,.....
Arh,r I',iry ."I p','''.'
.rad Phone 1851
Ity. EA . ...........
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03

officer Henry Carmichael Satur.
day evening started out with HE
largest crop OF ordinary slackers and
deserters Tor the training camp at
Fort Sill These men are the aecum.
tNion ot arrests made by car
rVNhael In the last month og NO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
PREMIER LENINE IS NOW
REPORTED OUT OF DANGER

AMSTERDAM. Sept. Accord
ing 10 dispatch received hero to-
day from the official Russian tele-
graph agency Nikolai Lcuinc the
Russian premier, who was shot Fri
day night by q Russian fc'hale rcyo-
luuonIHt and who was reported to
hlvo succnmbcd To- hH wounds ls
ont Of danger
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
BOARD AND ROOMS
HOTELS

hCAAbN 10
CADILLAC HOTEts-5O0 a S HouIder
fifsi doova orih Of courthouse, a. rooms
sll ontsid,. veil vsnuiAtsd. hot and colo
running water. everything new, rooms
single or eusuite; catering 10 select Aud
rerinancnt guests weekly rates IS per
week and mp Phone 66s5.
CuRDOVA hOTEis-AcioAs from post OIL
fice; VOL ventilated all outside rooms
special summer rates - per week snc
mp
"a HOMA HUTEL-Pleasant outside room
with or without bath special summer
rate by day or week AOoh y. Boulder
Phone 4lt5.
kEW LELAND HOrEL--tsh taIt second
newly furnished rooms; ~ so week un.
der new HAnsEemtht
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 10
ADMIRAL. i9os-Tvo or three rooms FOR
housekeeping strictly modern and uicely
furnished cheap rent
ADMIRAL. itl6-Two light hou,ekeepipg z
rooms Phone 1870.
BOSTON, S. 1913 one nicely furnished
housekeeping room, modern; southeast
BOSrON. n, 5ls-For rent two furnished
rooms for light housekeeping medern.
BOULDER n; 2o1.lou'skssPsg rooms
close IN. Phone io9-l,
CAMERON. W. ii7-Three nicely fur
nished rooms and scresnsdin back porch.
Phone 47o7
CHEYENNE. n. 627-Two ground floor
housekeeping rooms for or persons
new and modern: also one Housekeeping
room walking distance Call.
NENENNE, s. 3D--rwo furnished Iirnt
Housekeeping rooms, also I sleeping room
Phone soil
CHEYENNE. 8. p3O-Onc suite OF Arht
housekeeping rooms, hot and cold water
no children. Phone as65
CHEYENNE. n, 62s Modern light house
keeping rooms for cgt Phone $685.
ELwoOD, s., 323--Two Housekeeping
rooms first floor. southeas, exposure
Phone, asa.
FIRST. " 3l4I -For rent hth, house
keeping rcoms Phone tt5t
rOR REN1-Sire room FURNISHED apart
mcnt; modern $50, OF 4 rooms Sl5
IA East independence
FOURTH, f. Alo-Eulre third floor q
rooms AND bath suitable for 2 or 4 peo
pie Phone illA
housekcep,ng rooms rent
Our LARGE ught bousrkecpiug rooms 10
rent Phone iGs6
HODGE o., ao!s Two Nsht houseFr Eli6E
rooms tor rent
LARGE front room wita troHt and hac1
entrance for light housrkerpinF Phone
5s37I
MNNntll s. aDl Nice houssEsepus
rooms upstairs or dovnrairs. rrason
able Phone 7oes
PARk. 8. 1870 Two furnishrd and q ur
Furnished rooms with garage. for rent
cheap
FtuNn b.. 1927 Ntw modern hrcA
Housekeeping rooms we'll Furnished eiss
f-,r taus
trNtH. p 82A Far rent One suite
ot housekeeping rooms
TO LET Living quarters In eompletely
furnished house as part nay ior hoard
Of tsnl no children Phone st6 or 2O1o
or rall a. zoos n Elvood after q p. IN.
Wp HOUSEKEEPING rooms. on car line
children welcome. Apply At luneh stand
il6 West Archer,
ROOMS FoB REET-FURNIsHED II
A NICELY Furnished southeast sleeping
room, 1U private home. with bath ad
joining Might consiAer serving break.
fas. and dinner references exchanged
Phone. a5Tl.J
ADMIRAL. 1920 Furnished rooms toi
rent. bot and cold wHter, special rates
per week. Admiral apartment. Phone
l70g
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
Like This
in Tulsa
similar Cases Bcing Published Ia
Each Issue

similar Cases Bcing Published in
Each Issuc.
The following case is but one OF
many occurring daily n Tulsa i,
is an easy matter to verify it You
cannot ask for better proof
W II Lee. grocer, iO1 North Bos-
ton avenue. gave the following state
mcnt on February l6. 1919.
Though j used various kidney
remedies suffered severely from
kidney trouble for over "A year The
dull pain tn my back was terrible.
and sharp twiugcs would crsmp me
So I could hardly move. Tn, kidney
seCrctiSns we're highly Colored and
my rest was broken by their pass
ing too frequently one box ~
Doan's Kidney pills relieved me. and
continued taking them UutB 4 was
free from the trouble
Doan's Always Help Him.
on Panuary H. 1914 MI Lee
added:
since recommending Doan's KID
nov Pills ! have often bought "a box
NuHln~ Drug Co. / havc
found them Just as effective ns
..... never laillng to relieve me
quickly
Price 6Oc. at all dealers Don't
simply Ask Tor kidney ro-"'''-
get Donn's Kidney Pills-the same
that Mr. Lee had FoStcr mlaar
Co. Mfgrs, Buffalo, n N-Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
3l6 Z. 29ad ST.

Auros roR nrnR GARAGES -
GANtGE--For rent Al 10 South ElEin
81 per month.
7.-7-
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES Is
FOR SALE Bicycle with smith motor
wheel attAchmunt CAL a. p29 B. Fourth
or phone ab7s-J after S O riock
HARLEY DAVIDSON electric equipped. run
but . 900 mills. condition guaranteed
s-h South Nanthua street. Phone ~
WANTED -AUToMo BILBs "a
WOULD Buy a good Ford Roadster or tour.
tnErAr N sold night FOR caAh. PhonA AJ11Z
LnLnrn I or Mn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES ron sALE

AUTOMOBILES ron SALE ~
DODGE TOURING CAR Good bargain
new canngs. owner leaving city Phone
aAltR
TOK SALE maxwell car good condition,
,or quick sale. cheap owner leaving city
Phone N1Ht
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS

90 PURELY PERSONAL Y
N RISING Mount Washington M4ternity
Home Tor confinement; avoids publicity B
chafgcs and terms 10 suit expert med.
'Al care nursing; he,ntlike babies
adopted write Mrs Jahcs strictly con
udcuuai 3sJS Main. Kansas city. No
~ PHILOSOPHY Zen re,,o,s wny mru
are weak nervous and tmpatirni. ana
how 20 relieve In ~ hours i-ra Tor staRp
Retailers Co., Toledo m
SPECIAL NOTICE o
NOTICE To merchants, Eroctrymrr ana
others who may be interested this Is 10
warn YOU that / will not he responHbo
Tor any debts contracted by my Nrmet
aIte Iotts p smith " VI SWIr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03

LONDON Sept Russian o.
flclal wireless Dispatch received in
London this evening from Moscow
says.
At gao O'Clock sunday night
Premier Louluc was sleeping very
we'll There was no Inflammation
in the wounds There WAS % rise Ina
temperature due 10 the rfm-ion Of
blood in the pleura.'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03

The report that Nirkolai Lrulu".
the BolHhcyik premier. had died as q
result or the wounds inflicted hy q
Russian reyolution.H wI4 contained
iu u telegram sent from FrtrOgrad
by way of Copenhagen 90 the FIX
change Telegraph company ~ Lon
don on Sunday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03
ADS
Want Ad Phones 6000-
COOL

Rates and Information
One cent . word each insertion.
, Minimum space i2 words
y Minimum amount one tins 2Oc,
Standardized and Indered for Quiet Refer
spce aecording "
THE BASIL L. SMITH SYSTEN
tCopyrirhb
Telephone your ~sut ads 20 Ths rulaa
world when u IS more convenient for you
10 DO so be sure 10 give your name, I'D
dress -ut telephone first Always ask that
yoar telephone sdyerjisemsut be repeated
tack so you hy the person taking it
All charge Ads ere due and payable the
same day first insrrtion Of cd appears
Out-oi town. household goods and SltuA
tons waited ads muSt be- paid In sdvAnes
Mschufieation Of sdtsrtitsmenA not
permitted
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-03

.Ak1t 'front.' room Comfortably furnished
loo private modern hourse Tor ono or two
gentlemen NUu would appreciate home.
Use snrroIHaiurt close boo. chargcs rra.
.unah.H Phone apsH
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-06
FIND BABY'S BODY
IN FREIGHT CAR
VICTIM OF FOETiCiDE THROWN
INTO CAR BY MOTHERHOOD
INQUEST IN HOPE or TRACING
MURDERER.

| Discovery of a babys body, unques-
ltiolably the victim of girl betrayed,
led to a coroner's inquest in Ottawa
today in futile hope of tracing down
the foeticide The gruesome find was
made at the Ottawa Silica Companys
plant yesterday afternoon when Mat
thew Meehan entered an empty box
car to sweep it clean before pouring
sand into it.
AS sool as his broom uncovered tht
baby BODY. Mr. ", chan notified the
authorities, who took charge OF the
shapeless little body and this morn
ing Coroner Donoghue held an in
quest. Doctors who viewed the body
said il was that of an unborn girl
of only twothirds development.
The car was traced to Rockford,
where it was consigned on April 21
THAT was the last trace, up to the
time of its arrival In Ottawa, officials
could get of the car which contain
ed the body. Police there will be
notified of the abortion in a chance
that they will be able TO find the
mother who took this terrible means
of getting rid of her offspring
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-06
SEED CORN READY
FOR DISTRIBUTION
SAYS SOIL EXPERT

Roy W. Cross, who has been in
charge of the County Soil Advisors
Office during the absence OF Mr.
Brooks from the city, today announc-
ed in a communication to The Free
Trader-Journal that La Sale county
trainers had reached the end Of their
seed corn famine" Mr.. Cross, who
has been In close touch with the local
situation, says in his letter, under
the caption Attention Farmers"
Seed corn from the State Council
of Defense is coming. This corn is
gotten out under the supervision OF
the State Seed Corn Administration
and is the best seed available for this
locality. This seed corn wi1l be dis
tributed from a storehouse in the city
of Ottawa, and will be handled thru
the Better Farming association. II
will be sold to members and non
members, alike. First come first
served. Terms, cash on delivery
Watch these columns for further no
tice as to time of arrival
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-06
COMPANY c B 0Y S
PASS THRU UTICA,
N. Y. THIS MORNING
OTTAWA COMMAND RUSHES
TOWARD PORT OF EMBARkA-
HOME TO RELATIVES HERE.

Company G boys, the company that
is the special pride and the center OF
interest to the Ottawa people Is on
it's way evidently to Camp Merritt.
New Jersey. The company left Camp
Logan, Houston, Texas, last Thurs
day morning, and will arrive in New
Jersey by Wednesday, it is thought.
The boys were in Utica, New York
this morning, according to telegram
received by S. B. Bradford from his
second son, member of the com
pany The boys were all well and
were very happy to be en- route, ac
cording TO the telegram.
A letter was received this morning
by w. J. Dwyer, from his son, William
who is a member of Company c, tell
ing of the early part of the trip from
Camp Logan The letter was mailed
in st. Louis, Mo. Saturday evening al
6 O'Clock which would indicate that
the, boys passed through ST. Louis
sometime Saturday afternoon
In The letter William Dwyer told
his father how much the boys were en-
joying their trip, after the months
spent in Camp Logan, and that they
left Camp Logan ON Thursday morn
ing.
The train on which the boys are
making the trip is composed OF fir
teen pullman cars and mess cars
This is the first regiment TO leave.
According to the letter, when the
boy reachd Dennison, Texas. they were
allowed 10 get off the train and take
some exercise. Another stop of thirty
minutes was made at Muskogee, Okla.
when the people of that town gathered
around the train and gave the boys {
stirring reception. Every boy wa
presented with fruit, candy and Gig
arettes.
Col Green, the Old colonel of thu
/ company took command Of tn,
company again just before the boy
/ left camp to the great surprise ant
delight of all the boys. In speaking o
| this change Mr.. Dwyer wrote "W
have now very fine colonel and ma
/ ior. and are all well satisfied wit
/ them.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1918-05-06
STORM Of BALLOTS
WHIP Up CONTEST
TO EXCITING PITCH
VOTES PILE UP AT TERRIFIC
aATE-MlSS THERESA PHiLli-
MORE. OF MARSEllLES, WINS
GRAND PRiZE-GUS BECKER IN
SECOND PLACE.
JUDGES AWARD OF
PRIZES

We, the undersigned judges Of
The Free Trader-Journal contest,
after a careful audit of the votes as
we found them in the ballot box
award the prizes as follows, in ac'
cordance to the opening announce
ment and rules OF said contest;
Grand Prize, Ghent Touring Car
: Miss Theresa Phillmore, Marseilles
63,646,425 votes
Second Grand Prize. Piano
Gus Backer. Ottawa
/ 42,e22,eoo votes
First Prize, Dist. No. I, Talking
Machine
Miss Hazel Meckenstock, Ottawa
18,306,95 votes
Second Prize, Dist. No. /, Diamond
Ring
Miss Myrtle stadden, Ottawa
1871, 500 votes
MIRO FFlZc, OiSt. No. !, 0o'u VoeS"
Miss Rose Coulan, Ottawa
8,6o2,025 votes
Fourth Prize, Dist. No. I, Set Ring
Otto Kaiser
7.813,65o votes
First Prize. Dist No. 2, Talking
Machine
Miss Vioette Peterson, r. r. D. 81,
Ottawa, 1t,19t,675 votes
Second Prize, Dist. No. 2, Diamond
Ring
L. r. 6hambaueh, Serena, r. r. D.
t0,671,625 votes y
Third Prize, Dist. No. 2. Gold Watch
Miss Nettie Sykes, Utica
4,349,025 votes
Fourth Prize, Dist. No. 2, Set Ring
Mrs. Henry Hess, Grand Ridge
2,520,375 votes
Signed this 4th day Of May, 1918.
Ottawa, Illinois.
{. r. BRADFORD,
r. E. SMITH,
E. v. YOCkEY,
Judgest Of Contest.