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New-York tribune., 1919-11-07

Observation-Disclosures ms to the
earnings and prospects Of American
Ice common and preferred will be an
prcciated. DO the earnings justify
common selling at the previous high
of IS? NJ. w. d.
Answer - American Ice Company
makes public its earnings but once
year. For year ended October 81,
1918, showed 4.42 per cent earned on
common stock, against FIT per cent
tor 1917. Earnings are said to be
larger at present. Annual report
should be forthcoming before long.
Question: Kindly tell me if you
consider per cent first mortgage
bonds undcrwritten by S. w. Straus e.
Co. a perfectly safe investment?- ?
II. f. NJ
Answer-Thcse bonds appear to be
good investment, but there Is no such
thing as perfectly safe investment,
unless you want to buy United States
government bonds.
Question Will you kindly tell me
what you think Of McCrory Stores pre-
fcrred and common as permanent or
Answcr-Preferrcd stock of McCrory
Stores, Of which there is $1,178,9OO out
standing, has shown earnings equal to
from 26 to 33 per cent since organlza-
ton, in 1915. Stock pays 7 per cent
and appears to be fair investment.
Common as yet has paid no dividends,
but earnings since organization have
run from 40 to $50 per cent, and
would appear to offer a good specula-
ton. Outstanding, s. 900. OOO
Question Can you give me any in
formation regarding Bethlehem Motors
Corporation stocks F. l., s.
Answer-Company organized in July,
1919; manufactures trucks exclusively
OF ~, -. and 3l2 tons, in Allentown,
Pa. Buildings all new. There is also
plant at Pottstown, Pa. Capital 1870 900
.harcs, no par value. No funded debt
Earnings nnofFcially reported at $40 a
share. Company is booked to capacity,
receiving large foreign orders. No diy-
dcnds as yet.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs

Bu'tcr 4ss.
c''aissr f.sf
e,'rs
sears. 90 aas,s 50 r.-.
fso g~cof
sraaas 5-0 h.f t.she- fAan est-se
serr.s orfe.t.1 higher fatn
extras.
..,t
s~ts ers.ss
fgg~ hees.Hfs ~ere '.s'- -ass. f..,f
= f0e pfiersrste~. = ff..i
80 Ati q
good 80 ehulr.. dry afirr
iic rotf e'aier. - 'tl tssf
whites fsft see. state. Fcn~~s ivani. 49,
nfNrhy N'.f"rn htnnrf,. whites
fancy ~ esfc far - Ie.nr
fsn,t sac ofher Weston ~r
ssffarst Nht.
sar.s ,r1 r..rHs h.fr fra
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"n.Nfea .afH
Wisconsin, s.ha'. tnr. fHf.f
ID N.rs fl4...es
ht..4
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81 !. lr1na
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New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
Dividends
American sugar IfefjpjDC- naci
Extras

American Sugar Refining Declared IN
addition to regular as listed below an
extra n :. of per cent on common stock
payable on same dates regular
Finance Company OF Pcnns, I,nnia-Fy-
ira dividends oi 81 each h;lv" been de
ciared ru the first and second preterred
stock. both payable on December to
stockholders Of record Noveluhv. 2
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
Federal Farm Loan Bonds
Markets in Other Cities

Sales Open. High Low Last
,o IS Lindsay 1t. s'a 81
5:s 5ss 'I;S"$ M$@; %:ss.A W'd mi: i: - =
$500 Sat Leather CO.'S 2oi, Iga. ~
Ga Cuallr oats pf 97:2 g7lg e7la 97is
40 Root aud Van 57's 5> as Is
tl5 REQ Motor. a8l. a3ia a3 ~
l$5 sears Rocb 22t'a 22+1s go go
"a q sba, do pf '.....ll9 iig 1l ~ li@
235o stow Warn. III III i75& l79
~ Stew Mfg .... 56'a 06'A 55's 55-4
@loo @doo swift swift lnti go. eo'4 81 60 81
S'99 q ,;, SWift 4 co...I$5 1s7 1876 l9slz
SIS rcmtor y + 80 so So - :
$500 Union Carb SIN SIS, SOL. ST
100 In Papcrh - q ~ ~
40 W ahl ... 80 3gl, 3SN "a
la' Wrisloy ...... SIS SO s3ia s3l4
$4,000 Ch CSC Ry IS As 4s a. As
1000 Cnw Ed lst 6s 9O5A q05a 9nl1 9ciA
Detroit
lord of Canada. 400 476 46s a73
nichiEan Stamping. l37s 1873 1855 187s
'Ndden ........... 30i. 3ON 30l. 3Olt
Neo ...........,. 33l4 33l. 327s 81
Wolverine TT Cement 81 rs 67s IS
Philadelphia
20 AR Aasss S'sF'f ms & - AZ: s9s a a s3 s3
. g Am An ~ 4 pf ~ sas ~ = ~ =
cambria Iron. Ss,a se,s 81 sSis 81 ss,s
1924 Eiec stor Bat.142 142 1so 10
10 Gen Asphalt ISL l51 1871 ISL
20 lns so co % Of 4 3 :, = ~. is ( s,.
Is Lanston Mono 50 sGl4 50 s6l.
1870 Lake Superior 81 23ls 22a. 93ts
1910 Lehigh Nav. CA. GA, 64ls co.
1000 North Central 70l1 70i. 7Ola 7Olb
North penna.. 81 50 50 So
SIS Hhfla co 81 pf - - 81 ~
10 Phlia RT tr cts 2S - * Is
Penna Salt. gQl2 S0lh SOi2 SOl.
1899 Fhila Electric. 25is 25ic % 25
10 Tono Belmont. 3
- U"s u"9" Cas- as"1'G" %p 5:s - 5s e & 5 s..
Bonds
$4,000 Elec & 2 7 Is 65 e5 g. s.
ZOO 1000 !, VA g. .2s 1ola 1ol's lol . lolis
1890 1899 FhiGo hla E IS l's sp A s ST. sa sl sc sc 81 80
5000 Reading IN ~ $50 s2is s2il S2n-
sg s9 W ", honse house 4 n1s2 's4'4 122ls. l2s.a
Pittsburgh
: a \" g.. 9 H"a..: +: s; !: :: :
$50 Banrsdal Cor. 47'4 4Gs ~. 80.
1000 carbo Hydro.-
"sS :; G.;ass 1,S ,':.I... l. 4 H. = = g, =
% do pf .....,. 10 10 as> -.
2l0 La Belle Iron.113 Il3 tl2 IL
20 Lone star Gas.l10 l7n 40 10
1910 Narland hef.. ~ ~ ~ ~
lb Mfrs l. < II 81 - o. -
$50 Nat Flrcpf .... 10 10 n'- A1s
80 do IF - l7ia ~ ~
le0 ohio Fuel sup 52l7 52ls 521a b.
572 okla Cast. 43is ~ 49, ~
b25 OKLA lr & Ref IL 1914 10 l0i4
40 Pitts Brew 5i4 81 81 5ls
1000 l'itts lrr Cop. Sac $50 32c 34c
500 Pitts Mt ShAsooc 6Oc ooc SOC
200 l'itts O Gas. l3ia 1894 13la 13ia
- PITTS Il Glass l10l q 15l 150la 100
$50 River Il Oil.
le5 INV West Oil. 3sis ss', 3s3s So.
20 Union Sat G..12, 12N l2s II,
2b0 | : Glass. 60 50 90
80 l. : Steel. l......1Osi .. l0sis lOsi3 los =
Tnrnnto Curh
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
Chicago

Sales Open. High. Low. last
Is Am SHIN .,..l9S $50 rs $50
55 Avery pf ... seia 9s-a gea 99t3
so \ D"ck & c pf IS 9S 98 IS
As Armour IF ...l03s. loss4 1881 lo3G
iSt Booth Fish l6ln i loia y
100 I}eaNerbo4ri 4sia a u IS "a IS n
50 Hucy rus ....... SO 81 80 o3
4O5 Briscoo ...... 67l1 61ls 66a 81
lo Buntc Bros Il Il - IL
l30 Butler Bros. 20 27O 26s 26s
20 Ch c Ry N 10 10 10 10
q Chi Elev Ry.
$50 do pf 49,. AZ : 4H
Cos chi Pneu THIS Is l09l, Ill
9l5 Ch Ny Ser 81, SlA
% Cudahy ..-...lll III Ill III
3so comw Ea lo9iz ilois losAa llQ7
$500 Cont Motor #. lSla J.. 49,, lSa
a., Deere II ....l lo} = i0ii, tOl l0l
20 l'ia Match -.l2l I2l l2l I2l
100 Hart : x NJ 80 60 % 90
275 Hartman ..... 50 S9A4 SO s.
la5 Inland steel. ..274rs 275 s747. 275
25 Case ,...... 2SA 2oh 2oH e5n
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07

Influence and moro than or~~' reports o,
frmn"sd ia tho market fnr r-D'in nfH fs'-
sales Tor tho day were 700 barrels
Tho range Of pflc~s follows
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
Naurice Casenave. Esq, Director General
November I, 1919, writes in part as follows:


u d % November l.1rqth
isrrt
o and 100 nuntr
tnAdo ovegaa
t Go @crn
a n
% %f
n standing
ti n
lcodtn
they
srnaN
thn2 GG0
m Ann nprHwayf
owe 81
"a
some ftegn
m on mnef f1rh4 h
vel d s
mE f
t hnera N
a OF OF b tSl
hcT
war arr pro- q
pa ri
n o f ag
in o oabot $r5o
fabt h
Application will be made bond eNewYnA
The undersigned a Bdsu ubea sale at nor rt and
ell tonnhliy {
any apnuacnm
KUF1N LOEB & co. TLF NATIONAL c1rv co
GUARANTY TRUST co. OF N.Y. 4App1c EopDrc c,
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
J.k Rice. ..5r. 4 Co. Buy 4 Sell

Air Reduction Stock
Amer. Exchange Natl Bank Stock
Amer. Hawaiian :. =. stock
Amer. Piano Com. & Pfd.
.\coiian W eber +. s +. Com. s Pfd.
Bankers Trust Co. stock
r.. W. Bliss Com.
Chase \at'l Bank Stock
thldS Co. Com. & Pfd.
rel.. Lack. \ Western Coal
Equitable Trust Go. stock
Farmers Loan Trust Co. stock
Fidelity l'h. nix ms. stock
General Baking Com. & Pfd.
Great American lns.
Guaranty Trust Co. Stock
Home Insurance stock
Internat'l Motor Truck Stocks
Kirby Lumber Com. & Pfd.
Iehigh Valley Coal Sales
Metropolitan Trust Co. Stock
/ Natl Liberty Ins.
Nichols Copper
/ Niles-Bement Pond Com.
Penn. Coal 4 Coke
Phelps Dodge Corp.
Pyrene Manufacturing
X. j. Reynolds Tobacco Stocks
Savannah sugar
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
Victor Talking Machine Stock
Ward Baking Com. & Pfd.
White Rock Water Com j. Pfd
J.k.R5ce ,eE1'. .&CO.
homes 1000 to 40lo John 80 Wall St. y Y
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
Boston Curb

Rid Asked Rid Asked
A'rplano Majestic 20 -
Eohelnia.... = NeN Metals
Bos 4 Mon7S ~ Moi Tung 10
Butt. 4 LnlA u Monarch % ~
taleNeras 1l. Nat T. < TO
champion. Nev Doug. lS IS
CNief con Ais =. Ncw Baltic 3is
Cons Coppr 5. 60 Nixon III -
Crown Rsv 20 40 iOnondaga 49, - 20
CRYSTAL nw4S b2 Pioneer - 81
penbigh 30 34 lEner peirl.. "a ~
Eagle bluc. 3 "a Rainier ..-.. p
Fortuna ... syn Metals. 80 90
Gadsden g.. ~ s w MI ( p ~
NoWa .l8 Il TcNana ... 81 IS
Foush hton e.. 4. liz Cntd Ex i2 "a
Irou BlosiN 30 45 Victoria ..... 96c
Iron Cap IL lli. Yukon .... -.
La Rose 30 s.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
Outhern SnOt sfarlets c,l,,.

southern Spot Markets - Galveston
steaoy. % points lower at 42.5oc. GALES,
,23+ bales New Orleans steady, IN
changed at 4o.5oc; Gales, 9.627 Mobile
nominal at 81; sales nil. Savannah quiet
10 points lower AT 9S.9oc; SALES. II bales.
W W Wilmington steady, 25 points lower a..
3I. 15c; SAILS nil Norfolk quiet 10 point j
lover at Sc, sales, iGo bales Baltimore
quiet 80 points higher at 3tc; sales MIL
Augusta steady, - points lower at agc.
sales 5000 balos Mcnphis steady. gn-
@ tla nged at &c sales ZOO bales. HoGs,or
steady, unchanged at 41.50c. sales lO-
N99 hales. Dallas steady. % points lower
at ~ 15c. sales ll,G'l bales MoutgoIn-
cry firm. rs points lower at 39c. salos, Il2
ba!es. Fort Worth steady. 25 points lower
at 4l.74c; sales, 7,943 bales.
demand middling - points Iowcr AT
25.48d. Sales j.. 600. American. 1000
imports nil Futures opened irregular at
a decline OF to IL points. Closed ir-
REGULAR az net decline of 40 30 4.
points. December, 2t.53d, January, 23.7sd i.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
{ ottonseed Oil

Tho market was quie'er yesterday ard
prices showed reactiorary tsu.isr. s.
fhe weakness in cotton. az wei ~ 'he t.e
cline in srain aud lard. had a eI.ressln..
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Live stecrs.fa,r 70
prime. 100 lbs. Sl2 90 lil6.75 sl26o71T oo
Dressed beef Sides
ID. -; ;..-.... log .2s l6@ 2s
Live veals. com
mon to prime.
:, 100 100 lbs. ',..,,. sl6ooe 200 1909 20. 90
n, ID ... "a sa@ .sa $50 IS
=, lbs -. 5000 $50 s.6oalloo
city. b. ...... LOG is leD II
Dressed lambs,
city. lb..---.. lsT - ocn o.
Hogs. 100 lbs. a 5O4l5.00 lSOO4ls 50
Live lambs fair
to prime 100
=, lbs 49,. =. l2.50gl45O ls.25al75o
Hogs TOO lbs. l45oQt+75 isooQiss
lbs ........... ,3.oonl5.00 l525GIr so
con. lh....... 81 n 2lio 81. +, - s.
Ness baet. bb. $500 q - 90 IS 90 f1 az o5
Lard. mid West
100 lbs. -..... 97loq27eo oss5a27os
Mess pork. bbl... 4s.5o@ 20 ONE 90
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
Mis- scellane0us Markets
standard OIL Co OF Indiana.

Standard Oh Co OF Indiana.
Standard DIi 60 OF Kansas.
Standard oil Co of Kentucky
STANDARD OH co Of Nebraska
Standard OIL GO Of New Jersey
Standard OIL co OF y 7 pr.
STANDARD cil co OF New York
StaNdard on Co OF Ohio. ....
swan 4 Finch ...-...,....
! Mon Tank Car Co.......
Vacuum Oil Co. ..........'.
" aNhtu,rtpn ON En
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
Sugar and Office

eurttrf r,.-
pfir's ar1
Sugar. granula'os r~r -
sugar. c"ufrifpgal pr -
' 'H .H
Con'o santot $50. 1.-
Sugar Tho rsv tls4r a.e,
fru f.if ifs.t' f,r. t.a
'lt.s fi- eff
tn ~ a. faf
iprtrl
toncs-isp'urea .asf
20 irts
I'fI btr vi.'fN
rAraH raa'.f
frnntfs t'rI lining
snrf tsa.ff' i04t.
'ff
afatIrrs Ire f-
f.nef T."-|
'fHt f,a v.a
tnI f.4
S.I4.ng
During
,'lfisIrE
N4Nslft
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
Cotton Statistics

March. 22.72d May 2213d: July. 81 ssd.
Manchester. Yarns frul. cloths active.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
Miscellaneous Oil Companies

Atlantic 1ohos on Co of is5 lt5
DO common .............-. rs IT
'osden Co. o...........-... l0& II
Elk Rasin Potrolcur Co.... 81, oL
Houston or co. Ltd d....... 1b5 165
Imperial OIL Co, Ltd d....... 195 l45
M.Fnolia Petroleum Co..... AGO 4SO
Merritt on Corpn ........... etha 25i
Midwest Refining Co...... 16s f7O
National Fuel & Gas Co... $50 $50
Wort invest Oil No............ so b5
Producers & Ref Corpn COM lG 1oib
Sapulpa Ref Co IA : L.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
u ~~s

Trs'rraavs fay g
ODen High row fnaH
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
Yesterday t'rctill- i'ar
New York cloS". rlns.. ax.
Corn No. 2 yei. sl7'4 si74. :. -

Iesterday IreVI0us Yoar
New York: close close ar
Minn. Patent sI-.o 81 to IL.
Cornfneal. yeL5.t)'N n 3 IS 500 = 3.s5 80
Bran 4. 900 500
Nse -four ....7 o0a7.o 7OO 97.>o egaJ1
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
Regular Declarations

LEES 100 share for war income tax.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07
New York CITY Bonds

New York State Bonds
Can Imp 4las. Jan 1864. .1o94 1loA 400
High Imp 4iss Sept 1923.io9h4 ll0A 400
Canal Imp Az s. Jan l966.l02M -
High Imp 4A.s, Mar 1965.102A - ---
B Can Ter A 3, Jan 1945 .102N - -
High Imp As Mar 1867. g9la - -
Canal Imp 4s. Jan 1867. 99ia - -
High Imp AZ. Mar 1860
Inc on1,
do As. VI Y. S 1963...... 99ia - -
Canal Imp 4s. j & J 1860
'62. inc ............. 9? "A ---- -
Pal | : Plt As Mar 1851. 99i2 -----
Barge Canal Terminal As.
Ian la42-'46 ....... 9f13
New-York tribune., 1919-11-07

Question-Tnformati ms to the
earnings and prospects Of American
Ice common and preferred will be ap-
prcciated. DO the earnings justify
common selling at the previous high
of Is IN " d
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-01
REFUSE $1,000 FOR PITCHER
Reading Of International Won't Ac-
cept Big Bid Of Philadelphia
for TWirIer Brown.

Reading International league club
has received an offer Of 5000 from
the Philadelphia Nationals for Pitch.
er Brown, the youngster who has been
doing Sucn remarkable hurting this
season. Manager Doom and the Read
ing association have turned down the
offer, as Brown was to be delivered
TO the Phillies Immediately.
Never In the history of organized
baseball has Reading received such an
offer for n player. 1t is more than
was paid for Frank Baker, the home
run king, when he was member Of
the Reading Tri. state club In 1908,
and more than paid for Maurice Rath,
Jack Leivelt. Mike Lynch, Pitcher
Jake Northrop and other star players
who were sold from there to the ma.
jors.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-01
AMERICAN INDIANS
OPEN CONVENTION
AT MINNEAPOLIS
tRN the Associated PreesD

'fN lI'' AESbNldi''1 tIftsHrl
Minneapolis oct | -MembrrS u
prominent indian tribes from ali part
ii II" lni.el state, Canada. Mexico
! and South America are expected her,
to attend the convention of the 50
Gle y of American Indians, which i.
10 open tomorrow for three day SEES
ion. II Is said To be the first con
Nention' of full bloOded Indians cvei
called
While the gathering is particularly
fer the hcncht OF the Indians of the
American Citizenship tor Indians" T.
WAS desired 10 have the tribes of All
nations on the hemisphere repre-
sCntcd
The society WAS organized at the
Ohio state University in April l9ll,
ana has toc It's object the uplitt and
enlishtenment OF the American In
iians. citizenship rights for each red
man being especially desired
The meeting will be held on the
campus of the University OF Mime
sofa, with President Marion LeR0y
Burton of the university presiding
Hr, Carlos Monte2uma of Chicago. a
iull-blooded Apache and practiCing
/ hysician, and Dr Charles \. East
man of Amherst College, a full-hlood
ed Sioux, who is president Of the SO
UctY will he among the principal
speakers. The program also includes
an Indian pageant showing the atti.
'ude OF the early settlers toward the
Indians, to be held at a local park,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-01
Local koteo,

Mrs. Harry HclConfh OF East Mo
line, arrived here yesterday for a
visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs Edward Peters and childen OF
Rockdale. ILL.,, are visiting here at the
home of Mr.. and Mr.. Edward Peters.
Russell Galloway returned TO LON
bard College yesterday. being called
here by the death of his grand
mother. Mrs Sarah Bennett.
Mrs William Douglas returned yes
terday from few days visit with rel.
atives in Joliet
Mrs ]. p. White of Starved Rock
and Mrs ] J. Morrissey of Ottawa,
spent yesterday here at the homo OF
Mr. and Mr. R. r White
Mr. and Mrs. Johl Bowers Of Rut
land township. have returned from al
auto trip to Colorado.
William Bennett returned yesterday
to his home in Tulsa, Oklahoma, DO
ing called here by the death Of his,
mother. Mrs. Sarah Bennett
Mrs G.. John on returned today to
her home in Hennepin, ILL.,. after a
visit here at the home of her son
Raw Johnson
Miss Maize Moore returned To her
home il Chicago after visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs William Doug
las.
jill Brown of Chicago arrived here
Yesterday for a visit a the home of
his daughters, Mrs Vern Churchill
and Mrs. Forrest Smith
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-01
ENC[EW00D COMING
FOR CLASH WITH
D. H. S. SATURDAY
RED AND WHITE WILL PLAY
FIRST GAME or CONFERENCE
SEASON ON HOME GRlDlROn
OCT, !.

n II =, ......I., 1..
N''' '''' "iV p''r'''
lhE Tor the game next saturday with
tMgleN High school, 10 be PLAYED
on King field The FnrIewood ,,onod
:. ,,,,., h.,n..,, ..,,., ,,.'. -. .',',..
'''''
OF giants. IHe} are all bigger than
any one Of the local players But, as
they say that doesn't emf any ice"
,,-i,b ia, ,,a a,., ,,t,4,., ..,,,.. :,
,hn,,cb ,,a,. ,,.g,r' ,,.i,,,,,,t Nv,
da,. tba,. .r,. ,.a,,,,, l,,, ,,i.,,. ~,
s,ar e,,,,a ,,,5 .7,,,I +h tS,,,, 90, -,
.o,,,J hac, 49,, tho I'' HGu,
~ ,hon,s,f,.,.'
wan ,ha a. 80 ..L.,.o u,,,.,,,,,..,.. =.
~, g,,,,. r,aa, ,,,,d,' a,,.t '''t,,''.
.,.it ha,,1 ~, - ',,' ,'.
l,ari,a,,, yo,, l.,,,,,', ..t,'t'. 49,, ,.
.iol, n.i,t .ti,t. ~, ,,,,."
and Availability, .to, o. ,
.,tf n., ",,f,. h,a h,, 81 49,, '', NV.
o,,,o ,i '' G 'a'' ', W,.,I.. ~ ''.'
,,.a',ii " 49,, 49, so,
n'.,,. ar'," ' ~, o,
~. U'. wa CIV. ~, i'c,u ~
49, 49, " '0"'" It d i'''ie W.
U. 49, 1911, an,
o." ~ 7'''' '' '"t 81 Wv
~1,,. vo' , - '"''
l,Ii,. ,, t ., 'ioH, l'9
}a,'aa ,o" ' va. '"so ..,' Io'
,,rntahi,' ,,I',. - ~ VIZ u'' , '.'
Illia, t,p' F",, '''v SUI WYNN
49, n,. P''' % 90 VI
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-01
Nothing Gained BY LOSING Temper,

NTHrs me Use Of losing our tenn
per' over trlfles? There's never one
solitary hit Of good resultant. OF
cotrS" annoying things viii happen. OF
course the temptation viii come II
were normal people--and most Of us
arc, But the losing of tem,er doesn't
h'ip matters n bit. II inCnpacita-as
us Tor right action, even when the los.
ing seems oXcusNhle. An angry per-
son who cannot govern self is not apt
To wisely strive to better conditions. at
ichS' until the fl of anger is over
Chicago Daily News
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-01
Love Is EVERYTHING.

Re sure of It. Be sure that Ia have
found the key IN one heart is 10 have
found the key TO all that truly to love
is the first step towards truly loving MI
who bear the same flesh and blood
with the beloved. All En"wl-
edge Is love, and all love knowledge .
ever with the msnnest. we cannot gain
n glimpse into their inward trials and
struggles without an increase OF sym
pHthy ana affection. Exchange.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-01
Hanging Too GooG for This Man.

The menn"st man has been found.
He was in Philadelphia ht&Ather day.
He robbed an cid woman. weshe en-
trance Of the receiver of taxes office In
the city hall. Of her pocket book, which
contained her tax bill and S13 with
which to pay It; and two hours later
mailed her the bill, after writing on
1t, "Ha , Ha Pay your taxes
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-01
New Hall Onened.

About three hundred people at
tended the opening dance at the new
Kline Audi orium last evening. Dan
GERS We're present from Kisman. Utica
Streator, Morris Seneca and Ottawa
Johnsons spiece orchestra furnished
music for the dancing which continu-
q from o'clock until >.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-01
LOCAL MARKETS

Broilers, 1890.
Hens. 1870.
Stays. l0llC.
Turkeys, n 1920.
Ducks. n. 15c
Geese. l0-llc
Cream. 57-59c.
Eggs. 4344c
Butter. 3S40c.
Lard, &c.
Hides ami Wool:
Horse hides. s.
Mink SKINS, 1855
Skunk skins, 81 $685.
Coon skins. 81 50-s5
No hides. per h., 1876
No. hides. per ID. 20.
Liv: Stoci.
Steers Stock, per c~t,, $3.50. fat
per Cwt.. Slt.
Calves. per cwt., sl2-sl3
Spring lambs. per Cwt SllSi2.
Hogs, per Cwt.. Sl6sl7
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-01
An Objection.

when was at my Cousins wedding
everything wa" going along very nice
iy. Just after the minister sn1 Has
any one any objection to these two
being wed?" my baby brother cried
out "Da. da, Exchange.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-01
Result Of Extravaganza.

These are not the necessaries Of life I.
they can scarcely be called the con.
venicnces and yet. only because they
look pretty, how many want to have
them. BY these. and other extrnv.
agances, the genteel are reduced to
poverty. and forced to borrow Of those
whom they formerly desplsed but who,
through Industry and frugality have
maintained their standing. In which
cnse II appears plainly that "A po'V
man on his legs Is higher than a gen
tloman on his knees" ms Poor Richard
says Benjamin Franklin.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-01

Fiume. -GabrieIe DAnnunzio pro-
claimed Monday that Il consider my.
self in state OF war with Jugo-Slav-
ia He said that measures had
beed adopted to meet any attack
from the enemy.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-01
CheWiru Gum.

The principal ingredient OF chewing
gum Is "hi"lr an elastic gum produced
by the hrllYtr"c nasherry or snpo.
dlllo native of South and Central
America.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-01

Berlin-The great wooden Won
monument which during
the war was studded by the populace
money. will be demolished this week
according to the Vossische Zeitung.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-01

New York -Gen Patrick Egan one
OF the founders of the home rule
movement in Ireland is dead.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-01

White Plains, y. JOHN Mitchell.
former president of the United Mine
Workers of America, left an estate OF
S25O.oNu.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-01

ed the nomination of Brand Whitlock
to be ambassador to Belgium.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-01

The Kings Daughters were enter
tanned last evening at the nome Of
Mrs. $. r. Lewis on West Bluff
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-01

Cincinnati-pete Herman and Sam
my Sandow boxed ten roundt. No
decision was given
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-01
NIGHT NEWS SUMMARY

Columbus. 0Aio. The state
supreme court has affirmed the lower
state courts IN holding valid pro
posed referendum on action of the
state legislature in ratifying the ted
eral prohibition amendment.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-01

. EFTTN
tobacco habit and how to conquer Il
quickly, easily and safely. In a letter
he writes: Il have no desire for to-
bacco any more. ! feel Ike a new
man Others report similarly. Won
herful for easily overcoming cigarette
and pipe habit, and chewing.
Anyone desiring n copy of this book
can get II free postpaid, by writing to
Edward ]. Woods Tb-31 Station T.,
New York City, You win be surprised
and pleased, Look for queter nerves,
stronger heart. better digestion, Inn
proved eyesight, increased yigor. long
er life ana other advantages If you
quit poisoning yourself with tobacco
IN three days you can be rid Of tho
collaboration become robust, add
gold flesh. become a man among mon
This Is genuine, show others this adyt.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-10-01
lie Quit Tobacco

This veteran. 8. r.
Iampherc. was addicted
to the excessive use OF
tobacco many years.
He wanted to quit but
needed something to
help.
He learned OF a FREQ
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-16

TO THc THOUGHTFUL MOTHER
sces Bread Brcr 21bt s. cnr the heainest foods
for children. Give tner az they cf because Brer
Ra5btis soutey Dure country made 5bcn Care Syrup.
Cuts the butter BIN end eoes easy fathers purse