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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
STATE WILL ACCEPT
FREE GRAVEL OFFER

,,, y" D.I|T|-
Springfield III, N't' .i -, ad,.,n.
Hehoal'on ','n, ~ -. a,.,tis offer O,
tase Of Pau RamSeE ) go ,or road
2 ,e".ooo carIoauS o' So =, tas
building purposes "'9 ' u.s.. tbs ioint
general assembly iou'S '' W. -".or.
legislative eolnn'l.[e WHY, nm con3nft.
investigated the onei. ~ ~ gacifi.
Tee iurthef urseu d, Vel 80. -, ~ tdo
tate lmhea'ate '"''''' '>''
waterway PloJc''. 80 ro,5 hpiId.
An unlimited aluo ,'. W r.,alt,,. is oh.
ING material o' ',,e . 80 ,tta r;,,t an
tainable on me l'"'''S' -,,,, NV, Nom
INF "a '"' "a. ,t. 80 anu,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
HOW'S YOUR BLOOD ?
pinpIes and Eruptions
Mean Bad Blood

People who have impure or innor>r-
ished blood should be careful to take
only a temperance remedy made OF Wild
roots and barks such a. DR.. Psagcc'S
Golden Medical Discovery + and has
been Tor nearly So years. Ingredients
printed on wrapper.
The first day you start 70 take this
reliable medicine, impure germs ana
accumulation begin 10 separate I'll IN.
blood and are th-n expelled through
the eliniuativc organs.
In place OF the impurities, The ar
ieries and veins gradually get fresh
vitalized blood and the action Of tins
GOOD blood on the skin means that pm
pies, bOis, carhnucles, eczema, =
acne and all skin blemistes win di=ap'
pear. Then you must remember mat
when the blood is right, the liver, stot7-
! ach, bowels and kidneys become healthy,
active and vigorous and you ."'.l nave
no more trouble with Indigestion, 0acA-
ache. headache.
Get DR.. Ptcrcc's Golden Mci,-al Dis
covery TO-DAY at am medicine dealers
in tablet or liquid form, or lend lJc fol
trial package to Dt. P-crce's IA'-4-9
Hotel, Buffalo, N. Z.
GALrHA. ILL.-"Some years ago l was
afflicted with catarrh and liver trouble
NV blood was impoverished and an ao'
,cess formed over my u.of. was IN
FERROUS condition when my HUSBAND
trough, me a bottle OF Dr.. Pierce uoI
len lfed..al Discovery and a wal OF
Pleasant Pellets and DIR. Sasc'5 CaJaFT.
Remedy. My Improvement was notice
able from the very art; but ] took sever
hotties Of Golden Medical r covcry +,
he cured and restored to perfect health.
Mis-. HATTIE MooRl. SIS DeHey Ave.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
STOP CATARRH! OPEN
h0STRlLS AND HEAD
Says Cream Applied in Nostrils
Relieves Head-Colds at Once.

s.ss"s"s"."."s-s".-s-s~.- s"..s"."s"s"s.ss"s"ss-s
II your nostrils are elogged and your
head is stuffed and you can't breathe
freely because Of cold or catarrh, Just
get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm
at any drug store. Apply little OF
this fragrant, antiseptic cream into
your nostrils and let it penetrate
through every air passage of your head,
soothing and healing the inhamed. swol-
len mucous membrane and you get in
slant relief
All. how good it feels. Your nos
trils are open, your head is clear, no
more hawking, smiling. blowing; no
more headache, dryness or struggling
for breath. Ely's Cream Balm is just
what sufferers from head colds and CO.
tarrh need. It's a delight.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
a ADJUSTMENTS
a q 4 q - q = q .

The rp-ular advance seat sale Tor
no ,usagrment ot oh. Boy at me
Ga,cty theatre "Wednesday, H'''n
~ Will open saturday "oh. Boy
+. the fourth Of the series of the
New York Princess theatre musical
comedies. The book and lyrics are
ay Cay Bolton and =. G. Nodeho"se
ana the music is by Jerome Kern
-Oh. Boy ran at thc Princess theatre.
New YORK.. for more than hitee"
months. The cast chorus and pro
auHriou is Ui nat high standard oil
excellence of all New York Princess
theatre production.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20

Big Hotel Proprietor-"Ges, sir, your
bill. sir, is ten dollars, Beea here one
day exactly
Stranger--sI am short Of change, but
here is a check for 500, which
"Hm!-I don't like to cash checks
for strangers. How much change have
you about you?"
Not over 20 cents"
"Weu, give me that and we'll call
# square. Can't afford to risk losing
anything these hard times
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20

PuDHsher-"No, madam, your novel
won't do. The plot is too ahsurd'y I'M
probable"
Autuoress-'Improbable? 1t is
story Of everyday lite in a college
town"
Look at this The hero is a college
man who plays football. Within a week
after game he meets the heroine anu
proposes to her-proposes to her on
his knees
"Wen?"
well, who ever heard Of a football
plavar able to bend his knees within
4 week afler a game?'
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
ILLINOIS BRIEFS.

Murphysboro. -SunerluE for three
Mrs. Thomas DeWiyte awakened Ions
enough 10 give birth TO a ten pound
baby boy. She relap-ed into sound
sleep Immediately aiter"'rd ana
physicians We're bailieo IN t""i'7 ~
Elgm.-Ch Charged with using the
mails to dctrauI and eenteuc Z TO.
eight year. i'm the pem,enuary leI
have pc-iaoned President Wilson for
rlcmency Dorsey Is a wealthy cat.
Heman -Four hundred tar@erS OF
northern Illinois signed the petition.
Rep. Miller have introduced IN the
rVo houses of the general assembly
f4rf1F
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20

Pana-Miss Margaret Uyttebrock,
%. who was caught in the German
raid in Belgium while visiting relaE
tiyes during the early part OF the
war and later escaped with her moth
or, has married John d. Urban, ~.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20

TRY THE FREE TRADER-JOURNAL
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
Test Is a Success.

There we're no sentimental
speeches. but the technical engineers
talked about Improvements OF the sys,
tenn which thus carries mans voice
across the Atlantic as readily IS be-
tween Chicago and Milwaukee.
our experiment was complete
success" Manager Bradheld OF the
Marconi Company said. "TransmlS-
sion was absolutely instantaneous and
the voices were perfectly clear
after the first messages had been
exchanged conditions were so perfect
that our engineers continued their
conversations all day, saving the de-
Law of writing their comments ana
recommendations regarding improve
ment am sorry am unable to give
a detailed account at this time.
Officially Announced.
London first heard the news when
Godfrey Isaacs, managing director o.
Marconi's, made the simple announce
ment at dinner OF the American
Chamber OF commerce..
To-day We made experimental tests
of wireless telephony between lrelanl
and Nova Scotia he said. 'Ihes
were completely successful ! ioot
forward to the time in the near III
ture when you gentlemen can ta..
to your home offices as easily as witt
any London address
For some unexpected reason MI
Isaacs later refused to give detail
and imposed silence upon every Ma
conf official.
Call it the English habit OF repre-
sion if you wish" he said. But "
don't care 70 beat the drum about tn
thing Perhaps ffti44fie4tI ettft-fftt
DE forthcoming in our own goo
time"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
IRELAND CANADA
TALK ACROSS OCEAN
BY WIRELESS PHONE
FIRST ATTEMPT AT TRANS-A J.
IANTIC CONVERSATION PROVES
ssFuL-VolCEs ARE PER
FECTLY CLEAR.

London, March 2o-The human
voice traversed the Atlantic al
o'clock yesterday morning via Wire
less.
After many months of preliminary
experiments in wireless telephony a
Marconi engineer sat in wireless
hut at Cdfden, Ireland, at that honf.
lifted the receiver and called 'Ulace
Bay"
Instantaneously the answer came.
"Glace Bay talking.
From that moment on CliIden com
municated with Nova Scotia, the
voices carrying strong and clear al.
day.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20
BREWERS SUE TO
STOP u. S. DRY RULE

New York. March 2o-Ihe jacob
Honmauu Brewing Company nr'nE
ipe a test suit in the Interest OF the
United STATES Brewers association
today applied to the federal aIs'ricl
court for an injunction restraining
the collector of internal revenue ana
rha United states district attorney
from bringing any proceedings 10 m
terrier with its contemplated pro
duc,ion of beer OF "a per cent al
coholc content
The Hoffman, company, cohteha'is
that the conduct OF its business al"
tails purchase of supplies ana ar
raugementS for labor several months
prior to their utilization, ana .f-ih4
court protection against possible en-
forced cessation Of its business i"'
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-20

Urbana Miss Hazel Curtis, ke-
vance. has been elected president of
the womaas league Of the University
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02

Flashing brand of fielding that has brought JOY TO
the Seattle fans, Gus Geichmann local first sacker has
showed em how it's done around the first pillow Gus is
weak with the willow and it the only thing that keeps
him out of the big circuit because there very few
the game who spear the ball better than Gus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
Tex Richard
Must Decide
Battle Site
Ohio Is Favored for Demp-
Willard Championship
Battle on July 4

NEW YORK, May At Tex
Richard stages his willard Dempsey
fight on July 4. he must name the
site for IL tomorrow. or else give II
10 the public on Sunday. which IL
not likely.
Articles OF agrecmnt signed by
Richard and the two boxers. ntip.
ulated that the battle-ground must
be named 60 days before the date
OF the mill. Therefore. the date
viii have to be advanced from inde.
pendenee day. II a site IL not Oh.
tanned by May 4.
Some of the best informed pugl.
iistic followers have chung 10 the
belief turnout tho period OF waiting.
that Akron. Ohio. OF some other Ohio
city. would be selected for tho en-.
counter. Ohio has permitted boxing
for some time. and has aeen two
championship bouts 81 importance
within recent years-to SAY nothing
OF numerous scraps In the stat. by
Jack Britton and Ted Lewis. when
either held the weitcrwcight title.
The game has been conducted hero
on such n high plane that little
opposition would be found.
However. II may he stated with
certainty that Ohio viii not be
named for tho battle-ground unless
some absolute assurance IL given
Richard that no interference will
come from state authorities. lie has
declared he will not again take
chances OF having to move his arena
on short notice. as was the case
when he matched Jack Johnson and
Jim Jeffries for a California battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
STREAM

akyhsmlsh River tnsas S,yhsalsh)
Water high. fairly clear. FIshing
In not good.
Lake wndsrnems lvia Mapie valley,
Water clear. metiium high. Fish.
ing good. big catches OF the perch
and some trout are being made. "a.
u. McrheeJ
South Fork SNcaualmie River
lnear North Rend Water high and
clear. Fishing is fair. the few days
Of warm weather having improved
fishing.
Carbon River tne~r Fsirfax,--
Water clear. Fishing II good for
Dolly Warden. Can be reached by
rail 10 Fairfax. thence by log train
to Il. u. Camp. or. J. o'FarrciiJ
Sank River tncsr Darlington
Water medium condition. Fishing IL
poor.
Lake KItssp linear Charleston,
Water medium low and clear. Pass
and perch fishing In good. Bass are
taking a white tango. az. II. MELON
add
Dungsness River tpear SeQuiml-
Water Ia high and muddy. Fishing
II poor.
Beaver Lake linear ForksI--watcr
Is clear. Fishing In good. Best bait
Is salmon eggs. Streams are all very
high. Roads In good condition. tE.
Krosh)
Cascade and Other Lakes In San
Juan County--water high. Fishing
fair.
Lake Sammamlsh tncaf Shamrock
Cottsgel-water medium high and
clear. Fishing is fair. twm. MofYettl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02

PARIS, May 2.---Six months or 40
ago IL looked as II that important
cog in the machinery OF every news
paper, the sporting editor. had lost
his job.
The sporting EDITORS day has
come back. A million and half
Yanks suil over hero refuse TO let
him pass into oblivion.
Baseball games. athletic meets
and boxing tournaments are being
held daily somewhere In France.
The accent Is on the athletic meets.
for the doughboys are getting ready
for the big Intcr.Allied oiympiad to
be held In Pershing Stadium, just
outside Paris. June i.
Preliminary trials are being held
wherever there Is a camp OF soldiers.
The premier athletes OF track and
field--the men who emerge VIC
torious In the finals Of these trials
will represent America In the In
ternational games arranged by Gen.
Pcrshing.
Y. NJ. C. A. athletic directors and
old college athletes among officers
and men are directing the training
and trials.
Meanwhile Pcrshing Stadium Is
being built. A crew OF men have
been working on the field and track
since late In February.
The stadium In at Saint'Maur,
near Joinvillc-le.Pont. within easy
Ia being built on an old French mill
tary training ground.
Seats are being arranged In n huge
amphitheatre. There will be accom-.
modations for $4,000. Of which $500
will be seated under cover. Forty
thousand more persons will be able
to stand within the enclosure to
watch the meet.
The structure IL being built Of re.
enforced concrete surrounding n
1.b00.yard circular track. There will
also be n s00yard straight-away
track and inside the track there will
he an English Rugby football field.
This will be 140 yards long. making
plenty OF room for an American foot.
ball playing field.
After the army. Oiympiad is held.
the stadium will be presenf"d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
SUNDAY BALL
TO BE PLAYED
MANHATTAN

NEW YORK. May 2.-The nrs'
ieealixed Sunday hall Enme In the
largest city Of the United States
will be played here sunday. ac-
coriing TO schedules arranged yes-
terday.
Laws early In the history 81
New York stateh ave successfully
wcaiher-d attempts OF baseball en-.
thuslasts To let down Sabbath hnrs
for years and years. but Mayor
Hyinn yesterday sign~d the ordi-
nance which takes tho I'd off.
Games postponed because OF yea
,erday's rain in brooklyn and New
York win be player. !, was stated.
and the practice Of playing post
poncd games on the holiday dates
sill he adhered 60 In the future
b. both the American and Ma
tionai leagues In order 10 avoid
double headers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
: SZ1lZ7ZlZZZZZ1zZZ7ZZZZN
ROUND COAST RAISES

Yesterdays winner San Fran.
cisco. Oakland. Sacramento.
-Labor's Labor day produced n
little extra labor for the Seals. They
had 10 run II innings to defeat tho
Bees. 6 to S.
Dragging three runs across the
plate In the second inning enabled
the Acorns 20 down tho Beavers.
Z to 2.
The Senators nosed out . IN .
win over the Angels. Tho game
was . pitchers battle between Prircy
Of the Solons and csandall Of the
Seraphs.
Yesterdays hero: Funk Baker.
Doubling At Boston. with the bases
fun. the Trappc mauler pushed the
winning run acrons for the Yanks
over the Red Box
Tho Reds continued their dash
thru tho field. winning the seventh
in q row by defeating the Cardinals.
8 20 3.
The INDIANS were IN on that riot
nj Cleveland. The Tigers beat them
up. s TO 1.
Rain. halted every other scheduled
pastme, including the opening Of
the Giants fn New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02

Get under the surface on this big Liquid
alton Sacrifice Sale. and you will find
values wherever you turn.
The fact that this is Liquidation Sale
which simply means that it is forced
disposal Of high grade property to close an
Here's an honest opportunity to get on
your feet-to cut off the landlords shackles
Of rent receipts - to become a property
owner yourself.
Our terms are startlngly generous
inviting enough to interest the man Of
small means and large ambitions. Many
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
Lincoln and
|Broadway
DepedtoMin
4 Schools Are Favored in
i'lndeclass Track Meet
at University

,-,.n and Broadway are the
IA the annual Freshman.
avs.r. track meet scheduled
s,srsay mcrning at the UNI,
y washington campus. Al
rN NV high school teams WI
w ~ a. the meet. but the
~ ~, v ma North End schools
> 4. =" rvcr,,es 10 cop the ionors
~ :. Lincoln high school Coach
- had hard time round
= i, men into condition as he
~. ecsching the hall team
~.-,,.od park in the afternoon
~ ,rark squad at the uni
10 Il night ...s.
"a wyman and Johnson.
- hsys been showing well
,,ssoln. Frankland in the
.ncuu win the high jump
- hurdies without much
- = II training form counts
..ss,cr He h a brother OF
rysnkvand. who eopred 'he
- amp record In the city
z ~ year.
wei IN Weights
,...m nj very strong IN
-sIrhs events or In the els
- roadway wins the meet
- there Isn't much chance
~ spsting anywhere In track
- ~ ysAr. according to Coach
-, q the Pine ST. team.
!, . tne strength Of the nroad-
!, b.. team track squad Hes
f.sahnan sophomore classes.
80 Carroll. In the sprin's. Is
- - fsstest man in the city
4. prscpat time. He IN also
~ Saeshan. holding down the
- ~ job on the ball agrre-
NcDougal. In the half
a - sandherE In the mile
~ b psint winners Saturday.
= d the quarter and Egvei.
a junps and weights arc also
- presAuay entrants.
= mt srsnt In scheduled TO
nder way AZ 9:aO n. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
Athletes Busy as Bees as
They Prepare for Olympic

Gen. Pershing 20 the French gov
eminent as another souvenir OF the
American army's visit 10 France.
Not only are American soldiers
preparing for the games. but
series Of qualifying tests is being ar
ranged among French and British
soldiers In France. Other allied
armies also will send representa-
lives to the meet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
VARSITY MEN
ARE SET FOR
TRACK MEET

| n University u Washington IN
80 sraek nees Is set for satur-
w sfsprnsea a the University held
~ net d ecnceded to b. between
= Juniors and The freshmen. The
|hxk have Z struas team entered In
| = nees and an agusd to have n
- chance - Zip svw q win on
| - uppR eAasunan-
EFvin Daily. in1w dash star. n
|enes6ed : ~ - b Tie sprints.
wizA Hnrsl1 CIV running him .
|eIsus as1ol O. FARMLAND. =
1nnmna hEm8 Lincoin high
- eIn1R -. = ~ IsaAlng cAn-
49, II . - y TIE Jumps and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02

wage earners and salaried workers will
easily find it possible to buy one of these
advantageously situated Home and Garden
Tracts, and at the same time make regular
payments on their Victory Bond subscrip-
tons.
These are the factors that make this
nearness Of the great University of Wash.
ington; proximity to Seattle schools and
churches; Just short walk from Roosevelt
(Ravenna) Park and Lake Washington;
your own city car line close at hand-5c
fare; the size of the lots, and the richness
of the soil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02
6l65lS9

Eddie BrcwSter Pinkman. ~
attie's orstorical fighter. win mix
In his first California engage
msnt tonight. nj Oakland. when
he meets Joe Miller. former
Camp Lewis ring star. In . four
round tut According 10 word
received from Ed,iis from Tho
South. he REPORTS himself In finn
slsaps for his bout With the Cali
fornis welterweighl EddSe will
have % b. In good casdition %
mako . showing with Miller. who
b . good. tough ring custsmer.
George rngie viii step IN fast com.
pany In Butte. Mont. when he takes
on -Pinkies Mitchell. the Milwaukee
ring sfar. over the izround route.
Tho Easserner will have u over
Smiling" George in reach and ex.
perience In the longer game. II has
been n long time since George fought
more than four or six rounds.
Jack Hartford. the Tacoma young.
~tcr who took the count so gamciy In
his fight with Lloyd Madden here
last Tuesday. In planning a trip TO
There Ia strong possibility that
Soldier" Fairfield may be signed to
meet the winner Of the Morrie Lux.
Bniy Wright battle. in Tacoma. next
II King should happen 10
slip Fairfield the short end OF the
here Tuesday. however. the
would be automatically off.
King IN too heavy for either LUX or
but Bartfield tackles all Of
The big ones.
Louie Leonard. local lightweight.
lost n hair-iinc decision TO Ice
Of Salt Lake City. last
night In Yakima. The fight went
10 rounds. Leonard fights Joe
gorman OF Portland In Tacoma.
May s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02

oehl 10 fhs Star by y. Z. A.
Ak1e. Nag France IL going
y nh ansthes attempt 70 intro
, Standard o. national suits
"a ard women. Previous at :
- vers Unpopular both with
lnmefs M the clothing trade.
heDed - cut the present high
- = laas Is PER cent by July
kfing Into France limited
nfiflss a British cloth until the
M b the devastated fac
= = nlle and Rouhaix can re-
lfllnte themselves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02

Sacramento. "the team 10 heaf."
has slipped II over Los Angeles twice
in q row. II memory serves us right.
il Is the first time this season that
the Angels have lost two straight
Hut unless the Seattle team starts
winning. Los Angeles losing streak
isn't going to benefit tho Rainiers
any.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-02

NEW YORK. May 2.-Robcrt Can.
nsfax. Of st. Louis. challenger for
Alfred de oro's thrce-cushion billiard
championship title. last night won
the opening block play in their
match at the Friars' club here. 80
to ~.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1919-05-01
In lONEER DAYS
From the Record, May 4, 1894:

From the Record, May 4, 1894:
In TOWN AND OUT
Messrs. McCrory and Westcott. u
Winona, were visitors to williams
port Thursday and Friday q this
week. y r
Postmaster Yeater asks the Record
to announce that hereafter the post
: Office will be open on Sundays from
10 to ~ o'clock.
The Rev. FIR. Martin will hold SER
vices at the residence Of Jacob Kali
berer, Jr., on Wednesday, May 9,
1894, at 3 o'clock q. m. . 81
That vermiform appendix Of Slope
journalism, he Of the Winona Times,
was in town last week. He came up
to get pointers from his boss.
Rev. E. B. Hon, Dunkard minister
from MCPHERSON, Kan, will be in this
county about the first Of June and
will hold series Of meetings in the
Roop neighborhood.
Maurits Van soest, Of Hull, made
timber culture proof at williamsport
last Saturday, with Commissioner
Haak and Tone Verhoef as witnesses.
There was q lively prairie FIRE south
of town last Friday. afternoon. II
came from the west, and it's north
line was about a mile south of town.
No damage was done, SO far as the
Record has heard.