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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-18
FARM LANDS


BIG OPENING SALE ON
YAKIMA VALLEY FARM LAND
$50 per acre and up; easy terms. best
OF soil. two railroads and state
highway pass thru the land. close
to towns; under government irrt-
cation project that Is an extension
OF SUNNYSIDE CANAL: good eli
mate. big crops. and the earliest
district in the state.
SOLD AT WHOLESALE PRICES
We have number OF tracts fronting
on Yakima river. The prices are
very low, and our sales are many,
See pictures at our office. Best
farm land in Washington.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co.
owners. 9lS Green Bldg.
office open evenings also.
CENTRAL YAKIMA VALLEY
FARM LANDS
Under government irrigation. where
the crop report last year showed
up an average OF S102 per acre.
You that are contemplating buying
a,placc. come and examine our list
and pictures and select what you
want.
Have several tracts OF choice sage
brush land under the extension of
the government ditch. low prices
and easy terms.
Call NJ Room 5t9 Crnry Bldg.
II. w. FRIELlNG, Seattle, Wash.
OWNER MONED-BAD HEALTH
$50 acres dairy and grain farm; 30
cows. some young stock and hogs;
fun set implements. Rent received
equal TO IL per cent on 10000.
stf, 900 cash. balance terms To suit.
Don't miss this chance. II. Ster-
ling, %. n. y, O. II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-18

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL RE
received by n. IL. Heck. Coast and
Geodctic Survey, s02 Burke Bldg,
Seattle. Wash. until noon Septem-
Der 90 1919. for one 1910 horse
power marine gas engine. Pro-
posal on used engine in good con-
dition will be considered. In
formation upon application to the
above office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-18

81, 500 ROOM COTTAGE. ts-ACRE
~ land In new. slightly adj
dillon. lust outside city. with
city water These are beau
tifmi tracts
Attractive and well built cot
tngcH. and accessible 60 city
Industries with the drvei-
opment % the city. will rap
Idly grow Ia value.
Sufficient room for family
COW, chickens. fruit and gar
dent
1850 cash. balance so per
month.
Sec y. T. IrMo~DS
10th Ave. q w. and Gre~ndAie.
r. II. u. No. .. Box i3s.
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~ . y y - ~ - - y q % - . q . . q
GROOM COLONIAL BUNGALOW
81 $50
New f-room Colonial bungalow, with
large garden tract. for 1850. Also
new Groom cottage bungalow. on
large garden tract. for 81. 200. city
water. electric lights aud tole-
phone service available: streets
graded: one tract corner. enough
land Tor your own garden. fruit
and berries. and poultry. Con-
NrniFut Tor anyone working down
town. Dc fare TO city by commu-
tation. 1850 cash and .2b per
month will handle either place
More land adjoining either place
" desired. on easy terms, Take y.
Madison car and county ferry 10
Kirkland and inquire FOR Albert
Johnson AZ brick bungalow office
AZ end 81 X 4rlllnud dock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-18

When you think Of advertis-
Ing, think Of Tho Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-18

! WILL BUY
Liberty Bonds. War Savings Stamps
Pan Motor, Western Smelling, Power
I WILL SELL
5000 Lone star oil. Texas. f00tx
5000 Long Horn on Co. Texas OF
1000 Sequim Gas a oil 49,. 10
Ivy Forhs ~ s.....'.-..... IL
500 Ballard oil ....... is
1000 Cushing CARRIER ..... Market
1000 Wyoming Pacific OIL. is
1000 Alaska Petroleum. Coal. .1s
$50 Beacon Coal ....... rs
500 Hirst Chieagof Mining. hid
~ wicks Tire q Rubber Special
200 Universal High Power .. so
Norway Pac. u. Docks. 100
II Hallct BolteruD ......12.00
MAX WINkLER
2it Union St Elliott $50.
LIBERTY BONDS
We win pay the following prices:
sra 49, ............ssf 1856
.th AZ 3. ,...-...... et.2s
Victory Bonds ...i00.o0
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS AND
PARTLY PAID BONDS BOUGHT
c, II. McCONAGHY & co.
aiT American Bank Bldg.
Second and Madison.
OWING TO a CHANGE IN MY BUS
mess plans. viii sell some OF my
stock in local manufacturing COM
pany. VIII offer good deal for
quick sale. C-ss. Star
WE BUY LIBERTY BONDS AT
small discount: also partial pay
mcnt receipts and w. ;. Stamps.
20t HaiEht Bldg.
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on BOULEVARD
NEAR BEACH
5000 An ACRE

CARTER MCDONALD &
MILLER
eos Columbia 81. Main $50.
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~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TIE oWL PAYS MORE for clothing
furA furniture. We buy, sell and
exchange everything. iaifn iat
Elliott 1H9i,
LADY WISHES eco MY TWO p1A-
mondn from y X Co ah-k, VIII
nay big price. Address c-Gs, star.
RESrO NStnLE PARTY Will.
store piano for use Of same. Phone
Mrs smith Main GOO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-18
FARM LANDS

GOOD FARM. I2I ACRES. FAIR
buildings. large orchard. for sale
or trade for house In good loca-
ton. Price $1,000. Address 473s
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40 ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SASH AND DOORS
q ". WILLIAMS co.
Two popular sizes 81 single sash for
garages barn or small bungalows.
In stock. glazed. ready for linz
mediate shipment
First size IL Is inche. wide and ~
inches high. with 4 lights i2nlf
glass Price st.si
Second size 10 80 inches wide and 20
inches hiEh. with lights i0Nls
glass Price ft.ag.
Our large illustrated catalogue.
showing fun line ~ building ma
terial. free on request.
q. n WILLIAMS CO
1913 FIRST AVE r. SEATTLE.
No JUNK - EVERYTHING LIKE
= new, Large IiruipWick phono-
graph. a-picce tapestry set thert
money can huyl. leather daven-
port. large rockers 20 match.
library table large fumed oak
S-piecc dining room set. brass and
steel bed. best mattresses and
springs, ivory b-piece bedroom
suite. mahogany dresser and rhif-
fonicr, Singer sewing machine.
Would like To get about hair
price 1891 Harvard ave Broad
way or Capitol I'M car 20 linr-
ward
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MALE HELP WAITED
HOW SECURE IS Youn JoBY

HOW SECURE IS YOUR JOB7
a trained specialist may dsplace
you at any moment. Become a
specialist yourself by getting
trained at our night classes. hold
your job and advance
STUDY WITH EXPERTS
Foreign trade and shipping courses
Commercial and business courses
HALL BUSINESS COLLEGE
Third and Columbia. Elliott 55f.
BECOME A STOCK BROKER
We Teach You How--FREE
Earn above $4,000 per year. We
offer an opportunity 70 a man or
woman OF good reputation 10 enter
into high class. permanent bust
ness, In your own location, and
will teach you how you can earn
above $1,000 each year--FREI
Address in confidence. 1886 l.. G.
Smith Bldg, Seattle. Wash.
80 CARPENTERS WANTED, 1850
day, for Seattle buildings. Six
months work.
100 iaborers wanted, Seattle building
work, 5000 per day. Steady work.
JOHNSTON BUILDING 60.
Queen Anne and Mercer 81.
IF You DO NOT FIND A SUITABLE
position advertised here. why not
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TO LET-sTeREs

NEW STORE ron RENT
Located at KEYPORT, the NEW
NAVAL TORPEDO STATION.
west Of Seattle. Large building.
Rent s35 per month. fnquira
6l7 THIRD AVE-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-18

POSITIVELY hirheat prices paid
FOR DIAMONDS. gold. silver.
Old or broken tewelry. watches
MONEY LOANED on SAME
SMITH IEwELRY co.
tis I. g. Smith BIDS fourth floor.
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81 FOR sALE-WATEKFKONI
PROPERTY

WATER FRONT
This side Of Lake Wash inRton; CO.
foot frontage on paved boulevard.
Priced at t.z00 for quick sale.
Terms ~ necessary. Phone Ballard
lg17
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-18
OUTSIDE BARGAINS

acres 81 good soil and pretty
t-room house at Crescent Beach.
Price $1,000
! acre. fronting on Pacific highway.
with new f-rnnm modern house.
two blocks from Riverton station.
Price $500.
J. uRQUHART
los Cherry ST Main ss7s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-18

5000 ACRES IN soUTHwEsT
Washington for sale 20 settlers:
easy terms. no raise In prices. IS
per acre and up. Liberty Bondr
taken at par. Write for may show.
Ing location, etc.
wEYERHAusER TIMBER co.
Tacoma Bldg. Tacoma. wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-09-18
LIVE STOCK

oNE cow AND 90 cARSENUx
pigeons T. n. Griffith. Por,
TsinLainy II
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-20
MURGUIA EN- TAMPICO
Declare que "a hacer una
campana definitiUa
contra Peldez

TAMPICO, lamps, Sept ia
bordo de un tren especial que Sc halla
instalado en- ell patio de Ia antigua
estaci6n del Collie, lego al puerto,
.procedente de Monterrey, Francisco
Murguia, Quien viene con el objeto
de activar Ia campana contra los re-
vo~lucionarios de las Huastecas, a
quienes hasta Ia fecha no Sc ha po-
dido batir de una formal.
Murguia dice que Ia campana
va a ser esta vez definitiva Y que
tiene Ia seguridad de derrotar, sino
del TODD al jefe rev~olucionario Ma
nuel Pedaez, 81 en- par.e, o~bligandolo
a retirarSe de la IONA del petr6leo.
e. ~diviSionario carrancista estuvo
conferenciando largamente con el
consul de los EstadoS Unidos, como
10 hacen todos los jefes que vienen
q batir a Pelaez. Y con el actual je-
fe de las armas de la poblacion, Gre
gorio Osuna.
En- esa conferencia, segun Sc supo,
Sc trato 10 relative a las seguridades
Y de cuya falta Sc han venido quejan-
do desde hace mucho todas las m
presas, tanto eXtranjeras como ma
Cionales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-20
Sc HA R%ECRUDECIDO LA
SITUACION POLITICA
EN- MONTERREY
Cuatro presuntos diputados
iuanistas fueron rechaza-
dos en- ell Congreso

MONTERREY, n. L. Sept. To-
Toda la ciudad Sc halla en- estos mo-
mentos excitada a causa de los desor-
denes suscitados con motive de la
aperture de las camaras locales, en-
las que ha reinado IN ambiente hos
til, en- 10 absolute, hacia los ~presuntos
diputados reconocidos como partida-
rios del candidate Juan N. Garcia.
FL salon dc sesiones Sc e~ncontra-
ba p~let6rico de co~ncurrcncia, la que
ansiosa esperaba la revision de Ia do
cumentacion electoral, a fin de sa-
Der ~quienes fueron los electos dipu-
tados.
BESIDE un principle Sc advirtio que
cierto elemento Sc mostraba adverse
a los senores Geronimo Corona, Lie.
Villarreal, Hilario Martinez y Ramon
P. CARA, todos ellos del partido que
sostuvo la c~andidatura de Juan NJ.
Garcia para gobernador.
Como por acuerdc general Sc ma
nifest6 al publico que las credeEcia-
les de estos ~ciudadanos nj serian re-
visadas sino hasta en- sesioneS poste-
%riores, los asistentes de las galerias
comenZaron a dar muestras de des-
contento. el cual Sc manifesto POGO
despues con gritos de protesta, de
desaprobaciones, de silbidos Y hasta
de fraSeS nal sonantes.
Sc advirtio, sin embargo, que la
mayoria estaba en- contra de los re-
feridos candidates, Y estos. acosados
por la atm6sfera hostil que les rode6
desde que Sc abrio la session. no tu-
vierOn mas recurso que ell abandonar
ell recinto del Congreso. siempre en-
medic del des6rden, que Sc traducla
en- un algarabia que no ces6 sino
hasta cuando Corona Y sus compane-
ros salieron z la Gale.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-20
iGOZA I'D. De
COMPLETA SALUD?

:; no es IS! :Por que nc c~onsul:a con
especialistas que saben psrfectamente %
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-20
CUNDE LA R~EY0LUCION
TacGmbaro y otras plazas de
Michoacdn, atacadas por
los iRSurrectoS

MORELIA, Mich. Septiembre 10.
las oficinaS del gobierno del
Estado Sc ~recibieron informes de que
los revolucionarios, en- numero de
t~rescientos, estan amagando desde
antier la importante plaza de Tacam-
baro. la cual Sc halla g~uarnecida So
lamente por unos cuantoS militares
que pertenecen a la llamada Defen-
sa Civil.
FL jefe de esta fuerza es quien
do aviso al gobierno del peligro en-
Que Sc halla Ia referida plaza, por 10
que pide ~inmediatos refuerzoS.
Los rebeldes e~ntraro@ va a variaS
poblaciones pequenas de los alrede-
dores de Tacambaro, entire elias a Pr
no Solo, Las Tomas, San Nicolas y
otras.
va salio de esta ciudad el refuerzo
pedido, Y aunque Sc tiene noticia de
que Sc trabo combate, NADIA Sc sabe
acerca de el.
Por 10 que hace a otras p~oblacio-
mes del Estado, en- las que tambien
hay peligro, aver sc recibieron in
formes personales de los recaudado-
res de Caracuaro Y N~ecupetaro, los
c~uales, despues de IN viaje penoso,
llegaron a esta con el objeto de infor-
mar al ~gobierno sobre la situacion
de dichas poblacioneS, amagadas cons
tantemente por las gentes del cabeci-
LA Tirso Baiza, a quien nadie ha sa-
lido a batir.
Sc inauguro una escuela.
Manana sera solemnemente inau-
gurada Ia escuela nocturna indus
trial. para senoritas. asistiendo a es-
te acto el gobernador del Estado y
algunos otros funcionarios Y personals
invitadaS.
En- eSa escuela dara leccioneS prac-
ticas sobre distintas materials, el Ing.
Francisco NJ. Ortiz, comisionado pa
ra el efecto por Ia Secretaria de Fo-
mento.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-20

de5en consulta-aos tan pronto como le-
Eucn. muchos eate-mos rueden reGre-
sar a sus casas q misn'o dia. con las
medicinaS n~eccsarias para 81 t5atamiento.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-20

NEW YORK. n. Y.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-20
I'M NUNS II EOIUN
LAXCARIN.

No hay NADIA mejor en- In terra. Ira
ta'niento complete de scis cajas. S5.ct: una
GAIA Sl.Oi incluycndo Ia contribution. Ven
dido solamente por Laxal Ne iicinc Co., S64
Laxal Bldg. Pittsburgh. pa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-20
81 ES listed MJyER LIZ
ESTO QUE LIE CONVENE

En- csi todos los cazos de deblidad Los "Supositorios Mitchella
a. m,;,- 60 ,o, n rmo nu,oso Yaginales," eIan consderados por
dabl que Sc ecapa de Ia vagina que c eSPec~S@S :" meIwuIlss UT "S
'"'e "" r mas emcaz para cast todas las enter
cn ei mas o""' e '"| "' meiades locales de Ia mujer. Ademas
y IS sorPrendehe como PudS w"0S tenemos una infndad de testimonies
conocen IA Importance VITA &c este de personals id5neas Y carecteTLzadas
deuame y con IA rapIdez que debIha de drIintos pases, en- que nos rinden,
su oganEmo. Fl rSutIdo c0mln de en- una lorna que reveal mucha sn-
ea enfermedld tan pcnosa Y moesa ceidad, 81 agaGecimiento pr d
que tantsino SC Ia geneaIado entire eNto que han acanzado cn los SUI
81 seo f,rsm,o 60 lo~;za IN los positorioS Mitchena Fa9inales."
6r.,os renro4Ictors o.Eionando do En- las duecGoncs que aCompana 4
Tor de espaida, door de cotado. doIor cada GAIA, c dan a conoeeT mas en-
da cabezs e7rrredad de los ovaios, detane las Intermediates que han sdo
mrada kuguida, CanSancO, nerTo- dornadas e uso e este graz
sidad naTdez densa. NAL hunor color especiico, Y nnguna muJr "a sea
anornal ,Esa debnidad tambGn cs casada. sotera o viuda, que SURE de
I sc,rs,d he rurbos cas0s de estermdad. cualquiGa de estos desordens, debe
Cuando e. huo de csa moeSua es vacIar en- hacer u enSayo' especial
,rofrso n abuoIaue gene-aimene |mente 81 SC Sente canada y abatda.
sgnifca que exEen ulceracnnes y Fl uso de los 'SuposltorNs Ni'cne
Esr,c,c;o,ss IL, IA n-Tz Y los dolores liza VaeinaleS" IS sencilo Y no con-
- srjoras dc Ia inflammation sn mas tenen gaa dc ninguna eIeGe Pr
conrsntes y nerSsrentes. dansc en- las Farnacas y Drogueias
Con toda seCur:iad g la Farmacia RIO Grande," FL Paso; Sa
Antonio Drug Co. San Antonio: Brunswlg Drug 60, Los AngeIs; al
mGcia HiGal-o. Los Angeles.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-20

Cuando 1ecesite lihros en- espanoi
diriiase a Ignacio E. Lozano, lis n.
Santa Rosa. Ave, San Antonio, Tex.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-10

Mrs Belle POnndstOne was a recent
dinner guest al the c. " Marley home
on burlington avenue
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sch0bert and son
Joe Of Papillion. Neb are visiting with
relatives They viii spend a few days
in Chicago before returning TO their
nome.
Mrs Helen Buchner was passen-
ger to Streat0r on Wednesday,
Mrs +. *. HOOK was among those
from here to attend the W { T T.
convention at Ottawa on Tuesday.
The Missionary Society of the
Methodist CAarch met on Tuesday aft
ernoon Win Mrs Esr Valley, sou h
east Of town.
Aliss Lsteiia Grerencotd left for Chi
caeO Tuesday, where she will spend
few d9ys with friends
Nj aLi Mrs Frank SchCbert enter.
tanned relatives from Nebraska at a
0 o'clock dinner Monday evening
Nj. and .ira George Clum were
pG~- ne hTst OF the Week getting the
J cEscn residence on Sylvan avenue
Ic91y for Tie decorators preparatory
te he moins in Of Ars. aud Mrs.
t3ck il
Mrs X borenm1n was a south
bound passenger on Wednesday.
Mrs Fife Scott Of Wisconsin is d
auest 1t the home Of her brother,
David Hunter
Albert OFT who has been, i'll at his
nome northeast OF town for several
weeks, was taken to St Marys Hos.
litai Streator, on Tuesday for IN
Ia examination
MT. Bessie Rush has returned to
her home in Chicago after an extended
- - m f. morn" Of the Misses Gallup
on West Main street,
Miss + Iora & roster OF East Wash
ineton Stree and one of the most
ardenl workers il the local union. was
elected county president al he " C..
I L convention held in ottawa on
Tuesday.
Mrs Y, Baker, Mrs. William Crum-
rine and Miss Belle Lock. together
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-10
WORK HOOVER TELLS.
WORLD OR FACE AN
ERA OF HORRORS
FOOD CHIEF WARNS THAT LOSS
or LIFE HITHERTO UNDREAM-
ED or" is FACING WORLD UN-
LESS UNREST CEASES.
(By the Associated Press J

San francisco, Oct 1O.-Tnere are
ample supplies or the most essential
FOODS TO feed the world until the aext
harvest but there must be an ilcrea Sc
IN productivity AMI a readWstment OF
industrial relations generally if a trr-
rDie era Of blood ihed is to be avoid
ed, Herbert c. Hoover told the Com
mercial ciun nera Thursday.
The delay il peace mas, partic-
uiarly In Europe, DELAYED the import
OF raw materials" MI Hoover sad.
There is also the large factor OF 60
clai Ielment, All sng primarily out Oh
the necessity for economic reaijust {
ment OF wages To meet the rise II
prices during the war
Fears World Of Chaos.
Nothing but political, moral and
economic chaos, finally Interpreting
itself IL loss OF life Oh scale Min
erto undreamed OF, l. upon US, Unless
the world Is TO be returned to normal
Work.
he economic impulse OF the
french and other revolutions of the
last century was the better divis iol
OF land. The economic impulse OF the
revolution or the last two years has
oee1 the better division OF industrial
produclol
There viii t~ no use OF tears for
rising prices II our productivity mann
talls al Is present level, for rising
prices viii simply be the yisuaiizauo1
OF insufficient production"
Peace FIRST Step.
The first step IN the solution or
world problems is peace. Mr.. Hoover
said.
The 1eadened interest Of the worker
brought about by specialization III in
uustry ana the destruction of the Oh
intimacy between employer and EN-.
pioyed must be revived through sOlu-
tons that go deeper than strina#.
OckOuts, arbltrat1onS and other de-
vice. for ending Industrial strife, Mr..
Hoover said. sasxg,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-10

with several Ottawa ladies' who were
former schoOImates attended picnic
at Mckinley Park Wednesday
Mrs. Richard thly Is reported on
the sick list
Announcement has been made 81
the arrival Of son al The home ~
Nj. ana Mrs. David P0undstone of
near Clarion, Iowa Mrs. roundstone
was formerly Miss Ada Farmer Of
Streatur.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Crosby motored
to Mendoza Wednesday 10 attend the
homecoming festivities in thai city.
Mrs. John ieth is suffering from a
severely sprained ankle, the result Of
a fail On TUESDAY evening at the
home Of ner daughter, Mrs Forest
Jones. 1t was getting dark and as
Mrs. Heth passed through the yard
she stepped on small pail her little
grandson Dale had been playing with
The pail started TO roll and MIS-. Heth
fell with the result as stated.
G. M. Shields motored to Harvey,
ILL.,, Wednesday afternoon. He will go
to Chicago before returning home.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-10

Little MISS Miriam Ott spent Tues
day with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. D., P0undstone,
/. A largely attended reception for Rev.
and Mrs. ], g. CRANE, pastor of the
Methodist Church was held in tie
Church TUESDAY evening. a splendid
social time was enjoyed by ali, after
" hich refreshments were served Re.
ana Mrs CRANE were presented with
beautiful bouquet Of cut flower
Mrs. Arthur Ball ana baby of Ohio
were callers Wednesday afternoon at
The home Of MIS-. L. Jones on Sylvan
avenue.
Frank Lehr substituted several days
recentiy ter Thomas Osborn on the
rural mail route
Jake Pouadstone, VINO recently went
to Ohio with the local land man Is
J, Gardner, purchased a fine farm
while at Huntsville, ohio. He Is one
or the many from this locality TO buy
a farm before returning home after
visit to that part or the country.
Miss Rena Snedacker was appointed
a delegate from the local ". c. r. Y.
to represent the organization at the
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-10
SHOULD BIND YANKS
TO THEIR HOME TOWN

urDala, Iii Oct 4. IL RaturleE
soldiers should be ]bound to tneir
nome towns h. giving them a snare
in It's activities. i'll the opinion Of
Loredo Taft Cf the Midway Studios
anu Art Institute, Chicago Speaking
at the Better Community conference
the sculptor told OF his experience
a1d observations with the soldiers
II Franc ana Ill cussed his hope fer
he extension Of art interest through
our Illinois.
the boys over there ideaii1cd
their home towns he aid. ald /
tounl most of them entirely unappre-
ciative of France AID he art. M e.
perience Intensified M desire to help
these boys and teach them how 10 ell
10y more OF the beautiful things Of
lire
Mott OF Nthem were immune to
Deauty-eXcept one kili," he added
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-10
TIRES

Yes, YOU are all interested in hear
Ing about good tires and their prices.
II is a pleasure of any one to know
that when they buy anything that
they are buying it right in quality
and right in price. Nothing makes
one so mad as to buy and pay for
something that is worthless.
1t pays the buyer TO trade with d
man that has been in business for
over 20 years, one who has used tires
continually for over Ii years. one
who knows what tire must do for
its owner
Don't you think it much better to
buy from such a dealer? Don't you
think We can do much better by you
in price and quality? Well, to tell
YOU frankly, we can do much better
by you Companies making good ar
ticles such as tires and supplies, al
ways look for the man that has been
in business for many years to repre-
sent them They don't like the ny
by night dealers, but they like the
man that bats the stone wall Of sue
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-10
ARKANSAS YOUTH
A STUDENT COLONEL

Urbaaa, H., Oct. l0-S. w Bliss OF
Little Rock, Arkansas, has just been
appointed student colonel OF the Uni
versity or Illinois Brigade, the highest
military office awarded to a student.
Bliss was lieutenant colonel last
year.
G. NJ. Crosby OF haywood, has peeh
snpolnted to head the artillery corps
at the university.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-10

state convention TO be held Oct. IA
To II az East St Louis
The Victor Lodge Of Odd Fellows
held an enjoyable dance here on Wed
hesday evening. There was a large
attend9nce ana a fine time reported
by all
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-10
Lucid.

Little Roy had just returned from
weeks visit to his aunt, and was trying
10 describe the folding bed he had been
sleeping in. 1T lays down at night
mamma, and stands on its hind legs
IN the daytime. Boston Transcript.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-10
Solitude.

What period DC you think l recall
most frequently ami most willingly
In my dreams? Not the pleasures Of
my youth; they are too rare, too much
mingled with bitterness and now too
distant. I recall the period Of my Sc
elusion, Of my solitary walks, Of the
1eeting but delicious days that l have
passed entirely by myself, with my
beloved dog my cid cat, with the
birds of the field, the kinds of the
forest, with all nature and her incou-
ceivable Author. Rousseau.
Try Want 40 In the Free Trader
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