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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
Elmer &. Roberts, Attorney.

Elmer E, Roberts, Attorney.
in the Matter OF the Last VIII and
Testament of John Erick Johnson.
Deceased Probate of VIII,
Notice is hereby given that an in
81 umelt purpOrting to he the last
VIII and Testament OF John Erick
Johnson. dccea ed, has been filed in
the office of the Clerk of the Pro-
hate Court of La Sale County. in the
State of Illinois. together with the
petition OF Mathilda Iohtson repre-
Scnting, among other things. that the
names of all the heirs at law and
the legatees OF said deceased, are n
follows. to-Wit.
Nathilda Johnson. widow, Ottawa
Illinois, Alfred Johnson, 6S3f l.afay.
cite avenue, Chicago. illinois. Carl
Johl Anderson. Carl August Johnson
md Jennie Johnson all residing at
llehC W'stcrfialle Salhohed. Swe-
den. the unknown heirs at law. leg.
atccS ald dcvisceS of Leonard John
son, and the unknown heirs at law,
logatess and deyisces Of Erica Larson,
the deceased brother AMI sister of
said John FriCk Johnson, decca sed.
the last known places OF residence OF
said unknown heirs at law. leEatceS
and devsees being Hello. We,tert-
ialle. Salhohcd, Sweden, and PRAYING
that probate OF saii alleged will be
granted and the same ordered for rec
ord and that letters testamentary
thereon may he granted 10 her, the
said Mathilda Johnson which said pc.
ion and the proofs of said inStru-
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
Local Noteo.

Mrs. John Becker and daughter,
Mrs. Temp Wiley. OF Ringstead, Iowa,
spent yesterday afternoon in Ottawa
Miss Frances Wilson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs George Wilson, will de.
part Thursday for Toronto. Canada,
where she will reside.
Mr.. anw Mrs Fred Fisher and
daughter and John Freeman spent
yesterday afternoon in Ottawa
|. n Baughman spent today in Chi
cago.
Miss Eliza beth Carney, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs James Carney, departed
yesterday for St. Paul. where she viii
attend college.
Miss Edith Dawel spent yesterday
afternoon in Ottawa
Mrs Seth Drake and children will
depart Thursday for Hutchinson, Kan
to reside. where Mr. Drake is en-
ployed
Thomas Worren spent yesterday
afternoon in Ottawa.
Mr. and Mrs Fisher returned to
their home in Chicago after visit
here at the home of Mrs Henry Wei
hane,
Mrs, NJ J. Brown spent yesterday
in Ottawa
Mr., and Mrs Patrick Murphy aud
daughter Helen will move to Ottawa
tomorrow, where they will reside.
Miss Catherine Osgood was an OF
tawa visitor yesterday
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
CINCY ALL DRESSED
UP FOR SERIES

iEN the N~~ rgfateb f'reSS
Cincinnati sept, ST Cincinnati "a
eumed 3 gaia appearance today as tho
( thronEs OF visitors began to arrive 70
witness the initial game OF the world .
series tomorrow.
Hotel corridors we're damned to the
limit, and the congestion grew greater
as the day advanced and the special
trains began to arrive. While sup
por,crs OF the Cincinnati club were
naturally concerned over the pros
poets of their fayorites for victory in
the first game. the all-important Ques-
tion on almost every body lips was
Who's cot an extra ticket"
With every one OF the $4,000 seats
sold, the unlucky applicants for tick
cts were willing to pay almost any
price tor a seat tor the opening game
II ticket spectators had any seats
for sale they did not advertise their
wares There were a few individuals
however who demanded from $50 to
St5 Tor a set OF box seats for three
games. The face yalue Of these tick
cts was $500. The holders OF .hese
tickets were not particularly anxious
to ell even at the prices asked.
While Manager Moran has not
definitely picked his pitcher for to.
morrow and did not care To mack any
official announcement, it IS generally
accepted that he viii start either Wal
ter Ruether or Slim Sallee
That Eddie Cicotte. the pitching
ace of the White Sox stan. will be
Manager Gleason selection for the
opener is accepted as a certainty.
All arrangements for he series
were being completed today. The
press headquarters al the Hotel Sin
ton will be opened at O'Clock this
afternoon, at which time tickets to
the press stand will he issued to those
entitled to them. Accommodation
have been made tor 400 writer's.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
BORAH SCATH|NCLY
REBUKES MOB RULE
IN SENATE SPEECH
SAYS VIOLENCE MUST BE CURB.
ED OR U. s. GOVERNMENT WILL
PERISH $500 COMPARES LEAGUE
SUPPORTERS TO LYNCHERS.

Washington, Sept. 30. - Addressing
the Senate Monday in opposition to
the league Of nations, which he said
would entangle this country in Euro
pean politics, Senator Borah repub.
llcan of Idaho, said Americas funda-
mental principles and institutions
We're being attacked both ON the
top and the bottom of society.
Deploring lawle snoss as evidenced
IN lynchinss, bomb outrages and Sc.
ditlous propaganda, Senator Borah
sald persons in responsible positions
also were aeitarilg doctrines wAicn
ne regarded as inimical to American
Institutions.
tie called attention to an alleged
statement by Judge T.. n. Gar, CHAIR.
man or the the board of directors of
the united States Steel corporation.
mat the principles Of WASHINGTON
ana Jefferson are od-fashioned" and
the propaganda of the League 70 En-.
force Peace calling for American par.
Tclpa'iol in European affairs.
U. S. Existence CHALLENGED
America existence is challenged
today" the senator said
Attacking the League to Enforce
Feace senator Borah said he wa4 por.
1ec'ly aware its membership included
Amerlcans, but that they were leay.
ing II faster than they Joined some
months ago He challenged anybod .
10 Gre one paragraph from the
leagues literature that appealed for
american institutions
calling President Lowell of uar
Nard ny name. Senator Borah said his
Ne" were not calculated to arouse
ana American history.
ANA ! want to tell You now" tbo
senator said, that at the head of ana
our most learned institutions is a
rao VINO mold in contemp, a sacred
oocument." He referred no said "a
"ashlngtons's farewell address.
Hitchcock Defends Lowell
After Senator Borah had shaarnlv
criticized President Lowell for inter.
ances during the debate on the league
OF nations AT Boston with Senator
lodge Senator Hitchcock of Nepras.
ka denied DR.. Lowell was un.Amer
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
MITCHELL LEAVES FOR
JOE YELLING BOUT

Richie Mitchell OF Milwaukee. who
meets Joe yelling. lightweight con,
tender tomorrow night at Redlan |
HELD at Cincinnati, passed through
Chicago last night on his way to the
BATH" ground. This bout il the wind
up Of gala day Of sports. The La.
tonIa races will be run in the morn
ing. the first game OF the world series
viii be played in the afternoon, and
the boxing contests will take place at
night. The Woodland Bards plan to
take in all three events.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
COL. GREEN, OF 129TH
IN AUTO SMASHUP

Aurora. Sept 30 Three Aurorans
were injured and two automobiles
were wrecked at midnight Saturday
when the Buick roadster Of Col Chas
Greene, former commanding officer
OF the 123th infantry, colided with
a touring car of the same make own.
ed by W. + Birch Of Rb Rock. at
me corner Of Fox and Root streets.
MIS-. Florence Greene THOMPSON.
daughter Of the colonel, who has lust
recovered from serious injuries re.
c"IEed in another automobile accident
was one of those injured
All three occupants of the Greene
lhhchln" were injured The colonel
was cut and bruised about the face
and body hi\ sonAn-law sustained
Two fractured ribs and Mrs Thomp
son was bruised and scratched.
Mrs, Thompson and her husband
Frank V. Thompson. had spent the
evening al the Green home, 273 South
Lake street and were being driven
ny the colonel to their home at i97
Kane street when the accident hap
pehed They were driving east in
FOX street. Tho Big Rock machine
driven by Joseph Thompson, nephew
OF the owner, was going south in Root
street, In the car with Thompson
were Hugh OConnell OF Big Rock
and Miss Grace Haigh, 1916 Blackhawk
street, and Miss Alice Kennedy, ii.
Blackhawk street, both OF Aurora
They were on the way home from q
dance.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
HOW "PAT" MORAN
HANDLES HIS STARS
Leader of Cincinnati Reds Talks
Of His Success.
Never Humilatcs Players In Presence
Of Comrades and Does Not Employ
MaiIcd,Fist sYstem--Every-
body Works Hard.

How does PAT Moran win pennants?
This question is foremost in the
minds of the ardent supporters of the
National league now that the Clncin-
natl Reds. led by Moran, have won the
pennant in The organization. Fans are
wondering what there is about him
that stamps him aS one of the greatest
leaders in the game and what method
he Uses in deyrluniur championship
club out of material that was consd-
cred this spring lust about fair enough
TO land a place in the first division.
This is the second National league
title Moran has won since breaking into
the managerial game with the PhillIes
four years ago. and more Importance
is attached II his success because of
the fact that he has piloted clubs that
have never before won pennant.
Moran made his debut as manager
with the Philies in 1918. and that year
won the flag. the first the Philadelphia
club had won in 80 years. This year
he supplanted Christy Mathewson as
manager of the Reds and won another
championship.
Manager Moran is liked by all he
meets. particularly his ball players.
While at the helm of the Philadelphia
club he was loved and respected by
all his men. who gave him every ounce
of energy they possessed while in ac-
ton and played smart baseball oil the
time. Why? Moran knows how tn
handle men. He never humilIates any
of them before their comrades or OPP
posing players. and Corrects their mis-
takes in way that they profit by
them. He does not employ The mailed
fist system. Hence his success.
"There is only one way to win" said
Manager Moran. land that Is by pay
Ing attention 10 business at all times.
We play to win each game, let the
next one take care Of itself. 1t has
always been my policy to keep my
players minds off the worlds series. |
do not allow them 10 worry about our
percentage. and insist upon their think
ing of only winning the game in which
they play. When YOU win games you
win with the pennant.
There must be no loafng. We
worked hard, and we would not be
where we are today II we had not.
Every man hustled TO the limit of his
ability. When they all do that team
Is bound to meet with some sort of
success
II do not want all the credit for our
success. I see by the papers they are
calling me miracle man and all sorts
of things. The only extent to which I
entered into the victory was In the ap-
plIcation Of my longer experience in
professional baseball Every one Of
the players gave his best effort.
merely directed those efforts, In the
light Of my experience. SO that they
would have the greatest possible eff
feet.
ntto oil hoI CON, HING "a do Their
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
PlESTINA TO MEET
CHOSEN OF GRAPPLERS

The Coliseum Athletic Club. Chi
cago, which will stage the inishipc
wrestling match between Johnny Me-
ers and William Demetral at the Wa
bash avenue building Thursday night
mas accepted the terms OF Marin Pies
una 10 wrestle any man they obtain
as an added attraction.
me club Is now communicative
win several top-notch graPplers. Thi,
ma ch, in addition to the windur and
the wind-up, which Will bring
ben Rueben and Billy Schroeder to
sether, makes an attractive card
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
Prominent Indidnp Far.
mer Cured Of Rheuma.
tism by taking Number
40 for the Blood.

Newburgh Indiana. April II, 1919
i suffered with rheumatism for sew.
eral years and tried numerous RENE
dies with little or no benefit Number
40 For The Blood was recommended
to me and have used in all six bot
ties, and am entirely cured, and have
mad no symptoms Of the disease for
over two years" Frank tStaccr,
Number ~ encourages rapid clifnina'
ton OF morbid and unhealthy products
used in the treatment Of chronic on
fragments OF glands. In goilre. nodes,
tumorS, chronic enlargement Of the
spleen and liver. Encourages the flow
or bic and cOrrcCtS catarrhal condi
tons, Used with advantage In eczema
ana skin eruDtions OF whatever char.
acter Made by j G. Mcndcnhall,
Evansville, Ind. 40 years "A druggist.
Sold by torbhs Drug Store.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30

ical and asserted his attitude was
not correctly stated
What Er. Lowell said is no sur,
prise to one who has examined his
books" Senator Burah replied. 1t is
Is complete harmony with everything
American found in his writings"
senior PGindeXter, republican, OF
Washington, interrupted to say Pres
ideat Wilson had spoken of the Dec,
laiation of Independence as DR.. Low
ell had spoken of Washington'5 fare
well address.
Senator Borah said it was possible
ITO destroy American traditions by
talSe teachings as easily as by bomb
and red flag"
Cites May Day Outrages. .,
The May Lay bomb outrages, Sen
ator Bofah said. disclosed beyond con
trovorly that somewhere in our
country there was an organized force
W accomplish its end through riots.
disorder and bloodshed."
With these disturbances, he con
tlnued, came race riots. the like of
winch this country had never known
IN magnitude and extent.
IDcy were bat the manifestations
OF the spirit underlying the situation
WIN winch We nave to deal. They
indicate deep feeling on the part
OF vast class OF the America peo.
PIE that the way to settle their diffi.
cultlcs IS by taking the law into their
own hands.
lettering 10 the Omaha riots as
another fearful lynching ia az or
derry a community as YOU could find
IN iAo country" Senator Borah said
IN" mantle cations of lawlessness and
disregard for American institutions
mad not been confined to one class or
one community
Disease Deep Seated"
Ihoy nave been one continued
manifestation from all phases ana
classes he said. 1t is not mere
surface indication. It is a disease
dcen seated Il is at war with every.
thiag We have heretofore believed
to be Characteristic Of American gov.
eminent"
There must be an arOusing of pun.
he sentiment and a feeling o. the
part OF the people that the conditions
cannot he permitted
Nhile some men are digging
away with a pickaX at the founda-
tlons OF the government. there are
those IN responsible places seeking to
undermine and destroy the principles
OF our existence"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
To Entertain Xmas DAUGHTERS.

The KINGS Daughters VIII meet 10
night at the home OF Mrs :. Z Lewis
on West Bluff street The event will
be in honor of Miss Carrie Knicker.
booker, who is soon to become a
bride.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
Aid Society Meeting.

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Trim
ity Lutheran Church will meet next
Friday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
William Schultz in Seneca All mem
bers are requested to be present.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
FINAL. STANDING.

Chicago Sept 81 Following is the
ct'ieial standing Of the American
League clubs at the end Of the sc !.
on, As auaauuCcd at the league head
quarters here today.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
EVIL.

II evil is inevitable. how are the
wicked nccountohlc7 My. why do we
eau mon W'c',o1 at all? Evil is nev-
itablc but it Is also rcmedabe.-Hor.
nee Mann.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
LOCAL MARKETS

Broilcrs, 1870.
Hens, 1870.
Stays. l0-liC.
Turkeys. ID, i520c.
Ducks. h, l5c.
Geese. l0-llc.
Cream. JI-59c,
Eggs, 43.4ic.
Butter. 3S-i0c.
Lard. 22c
Hides ami Wool.
Horse hides, 81
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
Daddy Iona Legs"

Mary picktord in her first very own
photoplay from new studios, Daddy
Long Legs" Seven reels; - and 25
cents. Wednesday and Thursday
Adv
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30
French Eat chrysanthemums.

me ch,Nsnn'ncmum Is served AZ a
salad in French households.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30

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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-30

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The Brinkley argus., 1919-06-20

have a larger pocket book as a result. Worms are the cause of many diseases among hogs. Worms can be kept out of hogs by using the following: 1s bu. of charcoal, 1s bu. hard wood ashes, 4 lbs. salt, 2 lbs. air slacked lime, ? lbs. sulphur, 1 ID. copperas. Mix this thor oughly together in a shallow box in a convenient sheltered place giving hogs free access to same all time. If your hogs are already infected with worms they can be treated with santinin and calomel as follows For pigs three months and younger than six months, or for pigs up to one hundred pounds. , grains of santonin, grains of calomel, 5 grains of bicar- bonate of soda. This can be fed to the hog in feed by keeping the hogs off food for about "A hours. A better plan for giving this material is to secure a spec ulum and gag from tn County Agent, State Serum Plant or any reputable firm handling these goods and give the ma terial in capsule form direct to each pig. It is a good plan to follow the above with a table spoonful of castor oil for each pig.
 Write or call on the County Agent for tn above medicines and instruments or secure then you have only a few hogs ol wish the agent to come anC teach you the use of these in struments, l will gladly come and teach you. DO NOT DE- LAY, DO TT NOW"
The Brinkley argus., 1919-06-20
THAT kNIfE-LIkE PAIN
Is Only One of Natures Warn ings of Weak or Disorder
 ed Kidneys.

Have you a lame back, ach- ing day and night? Do you feel sharp pains after stooping? Are the kndneys sore? Is their action irregular? Use Doan's Kidney Pills-the medicine rec commended by so many Brink ley people. Read this case: w. M. St. Clair, Main St., says: Several years ago I used Doan's Kidney Pills for back ache and kidney trouble and found them to be great. l had sharp, shooting pains in my back and were like knife thrusts. was awfully dizzy at times and black speckS ap- peared before my eyees. My kidneys acted iiregularly, caus- ing me to get up often at night. I purchased a box of Doan's l Kidney Pills and began their use. Doan's helped me from the start and one box cured me. have been feeling fine ever since"
 l
 COG, at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co.,, Mfgrs, N. Y.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-06-20
MANY LOSING HOGS
County Agent Issues Emsrgen-
 cy Call.

Last week another high level for hogs was reached, 2l.40 be- ing the top, and in face of the big loss in Monroe county County Agent Beck gives cut the following:
 Hog chOi,ra is one of the most fatal diseases ol hogs. It shows up in various forms. Acute cholera killing in few days while chronic choier:. ling CTS for weeks and month aaG finally die. Cholera is q gGrln disease and to date no Known medicines will cure t. Serum and virus treatment is the only known means of combating this dreaded of disease among hogs. 9S percent of all well hogs treated are immune for life from cholera. While only p per cent to 75 prcent are cured af- ter they are sick. Do not wait until your hogs are sick before having them vaccinated for cholera. Do it now.
 Do not delay until your hogs are sick and then expect the Agent to run out there and save them for you. Even tho l am more than willing to do every thing in my power to aid you, il you delay you are likely to find that just when you want me to come, when your hogs are sick the other fellow too is wanting me and has beaten you to the date. So see me as soon as you possibly can and arrange for a date and call yOul neighbors attention to the same The best time being when pigs are from three to four months old.
 "There is no market for lict and worms. It is only careless ness and laziness to have lict on hogs. The liberal use O black oil every two weeks vii keep these life sucking para sites off yourhogs and you vii
The Brinkley argus., 1919-06-20
BARSON-BEMlS

Mrs. Wm. Shadwick has been sick for the past several weeks
 Several from here went to Ulton Sunday to see the ball game.
 E. c. Scillian of Hunter, has finished putting up the Barson saw mill.
 Little Faye Boswell has gone north for an extended visit with relatives.
 A.. A. Rotzien of Eminence, Mo-, was a business visitor here one day last week.
 Miss Donnie Rogers of Brink ley, closed a nine months term of school last Friday.
 Craig Barnett, who has been helping his father here in the lumbr business, has gone to Illinois to visit awhile with his wife and little daughter.
 Lando Kennedy has returned from Tennessee, after taking his wife and children there to spend the summer with rela- tives.
 Mrs. J. l.. Couch spent last week in Hickory Ridge, getting acquainted with her new grand son.
 Mrs. Will Sharp and two little daughters, of Penrose, were shopping in Brinkley one day last week.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-06-20
CHiLDREN'S DAY RALLY
 ON PEA RIDGE.

That pretty farming section south of Brinkley known as Pea Ridge, is planning to have a Children's Day Rally Service on Sunday, June 27th, and a cor dial invitation is extended to the public to attend.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-06-20
NOTICE OF CONFIRMATION In the Monroe County Chancery
 Court.
 T. T. Bateman. ......................P Plaintiff
Plaintiff
Annie Bonnerand the
 unknown heirs ofssA.

N6. Annie Bonnerand the unknown heifs of-aA. B. Bonner Defendants Notice is heIeby given that T. T. Bateman llas this day fil- ed in the office sof the Clerk of the Chancery Court of Monroe County, Arkansas, his petition for the confirmation of the fol- lowing described property lying in Monroe County, Arkansas, tO-wit:
 East half of the Southeast Quarter of Section Thirty (30) Township One CD South, Range Three (3) West.
 NOW. THEREFORE,. all per sons claiming any interest in said lands are hereby warned to appear in the Chancery Court of Monroe County, Arkansas, at the October, 1919, Term of said Court and show cause why the title of the petitioner in and to said real estate should not be confirmed.
 Given under my hand this the 18th day of May, 1919.
 T. l.. Graham,
 Clerk. Bogle & Sharp,
 Attorneys for Plaintiff St
The Brinkley argus., 1919-06-20
WARNING ORDER

In the Monroe County Cha1l- cery Court.
 Tennie Smith Plaintiff
 VS.
 Jasperl Smith. Defenda2, The Defendant, Jasper Smith is hereby warned to appear in this coart within thirty days and answer the complaint of the Plaintiff, Tennie Smith. This the 2S day of May, 1919.
 T. l.. Graham, Clerk.
 By c. J. Plumlee, D. c. $. s. Jefferies, for Plaintiff w. H. Gingles, Atty. ad litem.
The Brinkley argus., 1919-06-20
NOTICE TO cREDI

\ Letters of Administr the estate of Kalil Mab) ceased, were granted undersigned, dated the of May, 1919, by the Court of Monroe CouI persons having claims| said estate are require| hibit them, properly { cated for allowance, td miniStratOr within d after the date of said they may be preclud any benefits in said 6 such claims be not within two years from of said letter they sha ever barred and preclu any benefit from said
 P. A. Mah Administrator of the
 Kalil Mahf0uz, dec Brinkley, Monroe Cou
 ansas, May 2lst, ! Bogle & Sharp,
 Attorneys for Admlnls
The Brinkley argus., 1919-06-20

It is with very sl7 and qualification tnl.1 the honor and priVl'1 fishing Captain WIT non's opinion of Cal1 wonderful Liver i0'
 Memphis, Tenll' "Memphis Drug Co'
 Memphis, "Gentlemen. ,
 q have thorousn tested Cal-En-Al, !, tror troublesome cons' 5 torpid te liver of l's''1 A.. It.a m and I find it the E, ! and beneficial 0l z I have ever tried. 2, perfect relief anu y. too much in pra,s. lss, soi Dvery tr1
 w. q
The Brinkley argus., 1919-06-20
s,., Well ssf''s !,

plan Well s''', ao \ in our hurry y. tI have Ss ! begin before e. ws Sors \ on @l'as general prss'''Tl pr9..' 'Tl1nsI trous,