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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-07
FIGHT G. 0. P. CONTROLLER
That Would BE Iincoln's Hobby II
Alive Today, Says Cox

Eliza BEETHOVEN, KY, Oct. speak
Ing here, ten miles from the birth
place of Abraham Lincoln, Governor
Cox declared today If the Civil war
president were alive he would be
fighting the forces which are in con-
troll of the Republican party.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-07
GAIN IN BANK CLEARINGS
Total This Week $3,442,575.52-Year
Ago S4,422,933.SO

Topeka bank clearings for this week
were s3,442, 575.52, according to Theo-
dore Mueller, president of the local
Bank Clearing association. A week
ago bank clearings were S3,6S5, 804.18
and a year ago at this date were
$4422 953 80
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-07
HIRAM JOHNSON TO EAST.
California Senator to Leave San Fran
cisco Saturday.

New York. Oct. 7.-Senator Hiram
Johnson of California will leave San
Francisco next Saturday morning 20
begin his eastern campaign in the in
terests of Senator Harding and Gov
ernor Coolidge, it was announced.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-07
New York Money Market.

New York Oct. Prime mercantile
paper. 8; exchaHge irregular; sterling CO.
day bills, $3.45A; commercial G0-day bills
on banks. $3.54A; commercial 60-day bills,
$3.44z demand. $349%; cables. S3-Jo1z.
Francs. demand. $6l66; cables, S6.6s. Bel
marks. demand, $3.50; cables, $1.60: Greece
demand. S10-25: New York exchange on
Montreal SIS per cent discount
tsovernment bonds heavy: railroad bonds
irregular Time loans. steady: 90 days.
% days and six months, ~ to per cent.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-07
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FIREMAN-SmalI electric light plant. good
working conditions, nine-hour shift. $l2S
pepdable man. Address j. NJ Atkinson.
Phillips County Light & Power Co.. PHIL
lipsbuIg. Kan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-07
HIOTTI TO AMERICA
Rome Announces Appointment OF New
Ambassador.

Rome, Oct. 7.-Baron Aliotti has
been appointed ambassador 20 the
United States. it was officially an
nounced today. M
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-07

Cicago, Oct. T.-CLOSE- WHEAT Dec,
$1-99; March, $780, to s1.9G.
c0RN-oct., 901ac; Dec, S65sc to SIC
May. 909sc to 9054c.
OATS-Dec., 55a4c May. 6O%c to 601ac.
RYE-Dec., s1.3S1a May, s1.S1s.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-07

New York. Oct. Cotton spot quiet;
middling, $25.25.
New York, Oct. Liberty bonds close
-31a's, $91-64; first As. $500; second As,
$3.50; first AIS. sS9.70; second AS.
$s914; third 4A's, S90.40:s fourth 4A's,
S01i. ii
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-07

Kansas City. Oct 7LCATTLE-Receipt
6,500; beef steers steady to strong: Stocks
25e higher. Bulk of sales, 5000 $14.75.
HOGS-Receipts, 4,OO0 best kinds 250I
40c higher; top $15.15: medium, $14.50 a $15
SHEEP-Receipts, 1900; slow; steady;
native ewes, $40
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-07
TWO BIG CITIES GAIN
Philadelphia and Detroit Show Large
Population Increase.

o Population Increase.
Washington, Oct. 7.ICensus figures
today:
Philadelphia, Pa. corrected figures,
1,S23,779; increase, Patti, or 49,
per- cent.
Detroit. Mich. revised, 993,67s: in
crease, 527, 912. or 1873 per cent.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-07
TODAY'S MARKET REPORTS

Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
(The range of prices on grain futures on
Chicago Board of Trade as reported ,by
Empire Commission Co., SOL New England
Bldg.)
Chicago, Oct. 7.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-07

Call money steady; high s.; low, Z:
s; last loan, 8; bank acceptances, ca.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-07

New York stock Market.
FURNISHED by Empire Commission Co. COZ
New England BIdg.l
New York. Oct. Z.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-07
Chicago, Oct. Z.

Kansas City Grain Market.
Orange of prices on grain futures on
the Kansas City Board of Trade as reported
by i. C. Christopher & Co, 326 New Eng
land Bldg.)
Kansas City. Oct Z.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-07

Miss Agnes Hart Wilson. daugh-
ter of Secretary of Labor Wilson,
has announced that she will be
candidate for congress from the
fifteenth Pennsylvania district. She
win oppose the present incumbent.
Edward Raymond Kiess. She has
been tive in social circles at
Washington since her father enter
ed the cabinet
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-07

Lords Flowers satisfy. Tel. ST.
Adv
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-07
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

The Great Drouth.
When Noah stood up in his boat and
cooked his weather eye
And looked, in vain, thru mist and rain
for land up high and dry,
He had no thought of changes wrought in
future ages. when
The whole blamed world gould be too dry
to please the sons % men.
Walter W. Drummond.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-07

All. issues of Liberty Bonds bopgh'
and &pld.. The Shawnee Investn en'
Co., 524 Kansas venue-Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-06
PERSONAL PROPERTY
BY Bud Fishcr
Ni>CIIINNEOI- tOH ,AIE

MisCEIINNEOuS tOR SALE ~
DIAMONDS Sine r.H-. and nr"1" pin.
quarter md half Karat. win scl t'r
= friHyD. top flat. N'tlr .uat
SODA FOUNTAINS have several
bargains in both now ana -iIgI'y u-ot
outfits. @. S. 10. 10. no and 20-foot, can
include Ia same contract all fixture
necessary 20 open W complete deus ur
confectionery store VIII save YOU money
easy monthly payments, prompt shin
ments: write of phone. collect Grosuan
Fountain Co, iIlo Lave oak 81, Dallas
Texas
IUNCTlEDN SIT Hslulfu. linen. hand
made. tattuF, now psaE' lNN"
OLD " OHN wicker baby uErriaE, st us T
rriro '"ld " Ninth. oaae' 1850
tRON BEb aud -priuEss dresser, ftau.
table. fpur-r.In burner cook stove
trunk ~Vuryh swing. at 80 vs.. Second
ash Sparls
tNCrHArOE 'or s4i, at I'fc IS NJ
good as new
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-06

lliRHI tfNNltH .ANh
WANTED rusitluu. middle sgrd lady
haa up home, desires position CO.'S luugr
Keeper for bu,hrlor or widowpr can 1taI
y sixth
EXPERIENCED youug LADY ueuogf,
uhci destfrs position. prcfprabl' legal
or -ecretarud work Address A.GSS carr"
NJ World
iIuI SEkEErEu win nrat class tefot-
curs. would like to manage small home
Address t2j % car" or world.
ENpERIEN'Eb youk would like position
in oll field ~ once Address i.. H. care
OF world
NpUNG LADY refined experienced. used
to rraponnhiliy. meeting the public and
taking IN" Initiative recently moved 20
city desires clerical ur salH4 position with
reliahl" COMPANY ur person. Answer To,-
", care ~ World
MIDDLE aged eNporIeuced cook Nanis
p"sitinu. iuuulr" Of Doctor simmons.
NJ, cincinnati
ENrEHtENCEu steuugr.pher drsres po-
siuou. high H.huui graduate aud Al
references, phonr u0J4" trao
o.ssS WI Mr., M T. Johnson. T2'S %as6e SaS6ee
lnE 'nu. Hotel
CpMrErENT Eirl would lik" position rur
h"usrwork with nice rupN family
bnN lal. TulcN Oklss
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-06
BUSINESS SERVICE

NoNINI NND ~ToNAII -
NDfINt And tIuIAtI
Htuf" With Tsrt.H iIrrurNuf storage
Phones DrsEo 1888 $500
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-06
FINANCIAL



EtAf.N-1
r'lNANS'AL
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MAJ. rs'.,'.' - w. Wv a,''' ,,, .,i'
mon, '' ., .',,.. r', ,'D ,,.. ,. .1s1,
..L..'..''. '.g,' ''''s ...' "l.' a'-
price $50. fixture So, dsn .a.n
."I'' row Al' splendid ID. s''"n terms
= . 90. '. ..---....-
WILL GIVE commercial lease ou %
acre.. 500 southeast l.lr.lo or DO aeras
~ F2yrl'Ih,ea'i oofng. ',, g,ls quick 'r.''os
~ N" N.i.t'k'' ''l''
roo sttANES ~ per cent rutrtut"at
nret'rr"d stock tnts fee good in'"s'-
'"'r' trust ''
ron SALE We'll e.tabIift'd flour and
iced msiHr.a. Iu good location re--
.onnblc prize oui prompt possession Al
higN h'N tN'.N, care ~ World
HlSrAtfAEIS
ASK MIR PORE
psuEc NlsN
Ht'slSE-s orroRTt MITES
Grocery s,orcs. meat market. barber
shops. pool halls. cleaning ostabIlth.
mruta. drug stores. auto accessories.
mems furnishings store. aru utG"rs
ASH MIR PORE
.-.....-.-. '-'h" W.
FOR SALE good business luN N"-tineut.
located betNrsu rlIJd and Irh aud
Boulder pud Nuu. b#ary ~ll.
ron sAII,- ,s,...-, .,.,. ,.u.s ....5
nu.noas, excellent locator. reasonable
won't with I.IUe r..u pI.r, Usage tt,4
d. ..f-p,,.r tf,.,,.i.,I-s a.. ,,,,l.,
,,,i.. nn" gSs5I,. "T.. tsWs 3g,, cof,.s
%.nT ''i"hs'e eglgp"Tn sT'e lns Scu
man fountain 70. pauar. rrNnq
.-#H-a-a- - s------'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-06
BOARD AND ROOMS
pouw~ ron Rp<r-,,R>isutn I.

I"ri,A. p. rs Fot rent. ONE ui,e -losp
ms room sdioirne tah With private
,smiiy vi. s.t,, tf,ath-t arefrt nsu
aod vlf, cal ossrs as'.t
pEbRbDu fur frut. tNo rput,curu urr.
fcrrod close boz raaFc 100. alE . l'
v9'd
UTICA s EH' S.,os Furnished .e,r.u-
room. rriyate ustns. nrr r. tsu ErUi''
mon modern os,Eo i'.l
uSE on TWO room. r modern home
slso asras, Tor ore pr tvo cars '9lI
VHsEc see,
WtEtIIsS N .N rtuut fonu flf W..
brc"kfss' ~ desired rh"n' "''F' ''''
srpo','f. Ir rr..sto nome Of f.ei H rin
.Nt. .NI,I ....uIIs ..u.. ueu uul.. as
Hpstur psar, I0if
.,Ir ,.I,I don auIaIrInt. NV rsutIs.
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80, Cd. ,...,....,.,. moi
w. 'f......, I.t .t...t. sI
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w. ''"ti .'..t..s ..tn. .r t,f
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Urgro.u f.f Gentleman prur. p.sTr
,t,s
i,.,.t.y. ..,.u..i.tu.t ....,,.,F ...... boz
p-i.,ta nsr. reference required phone
t.trt .f.
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fnodrr4 r.U.euIau,,. fgr men oH'.
Phone oaaFc Hst
.tl-tptN. .uiDN fnr ,apt su largo
49,, '..t q. b.tt. Gentlemen uu'.
psagc attf
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I'D ''.'' I.,...iu, ,t,. . q, a., T,tp u,toi
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,"iH'' ~ ''''"' ""'
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Wv wv wv =. ~,
lAh'E sLEhIlN't tonn, W",1"'n' ~, p,
tsie snittnTs "dl",n'M '',h iy
9saF" 80 ......--......-.-....
LADY bEHlltEN in"hW"t" 'F'h' .N.'
ltuGE FRONT sl'cping room, lose IN
cage 215o
non RENr Near ost aud htu"y. VOL
furnished frout room adjoining bath
fpr two girls. la1 Yorktown
Tpp uESr uootn. southean svposutr
Hulthhle lnt 'No i''lh'h NWhhh '"'''-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-06

FOR SALE Brown rUFsrfuse sut. Huu.
SON s'al collar and mum color velour
s. Denver.
HIGHEST purs pld ~ men .econd b.ad eiotaln.
Hh0, aud hats Ph1ne pO5S
HIgHBST PRICES paid Tor second, hand
r.othing. sh"es hats. etc phone 5lA5-
LADIES black broadcloth coat. peTfoct
condition, reasonable. can al 20 W
Fourth
MISCELLANEOUS tOR SALE az
RAVE alO tons of prairie hay al $40 a
tons ono utIo south from Skiatook
Frank Tinker
WE'LL DISC OUTFIT second hand. cheap.
good order. address e7GA care OF
world
fDk SALE Viking grocery aud market
r'irlE Enr'tor 'l,h; csll l6it Z sixth
FOR SALE Mahogany living room table
can AZ 1o3 or phone 6g7
FOR SALE puofold practically nov.
cheap pHase ii'l, 1875 4 Thirteenth ST
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-06
EMPLOYMENT
uEir WASTED MALI

EMPLOYMENT
urfr wiNTEp-MAIr "a
WANTED Nru u. v.uIru vuu .an frr
'.|N t"rHr hrd tuHEs ur fg ro drive tho
urH. ''rfi'HreH nud .uu,N HYu..rIu'IurH
end uoufrtord Nddi.sa he Oklahoma
uH's
M.I"nMgs Married mon r,.fe,g.,aa.
$50 aud tattpn \.
erESpGnNritEu ur atruo nooRheep"r
wanted. nus, p''" nH,,l',5 .nG wiling
WASTED lni.lg"nt office nos Apply
American Engraving Co. lioH
WANTED Esperopprd uoohkeepsr. good
,onnec,l'Su tda,ass'" ,''s.c care esro ~ World
"61 6rs5 r '..s ''s,"i" worR Sd"~sa,aas9 a9 sdo Lar"
pHWuIg"c Okla
urLr wN>TED-rrMAiI 10
WANTED Lads to TAX" ,harge of
hosiery department. must Boz" erpcr.
store III Main '''''
WANTED competent ,olorcd maid gen.
'rt h"uHrwurh. comfortable quarter.
40 rer week Osl' mutuingr, i.a > f'.
WANTED a Nnutc ar ,oiored gu fur
I'rht hnu"v"th uud h'lr "Ith children
LOS lN,H tvHEr .tl
,r"v ,'p work a. so per week, snort
hour, ana pleasant w"rt can room -o Al.
'"h 'l"i'' '"ltH 'nd WAN
HEttAiLr ,ulotod woman Tor Raueral
houHewurk, 600 cooking Evod NaEs7.
I0i q Nustou
shLEsLApY WANTED Apply o. Rose
hahrrN. J.. \ Main Don't phou"
ENrEHlEN'Ep ,pok iu private famiyt
sos, ,t5 y Nlrct-entb
WANTED office slrl that can use type
writer d,ctaphgne tnd DO bookkeeping
NPhik io5 New N'tht. hdH
'aii after o.iocG SATURDAY pu supply
''t FHHt ana flNood.
STENOGUArIEH wanted. cedar N9
WANTEp 4 middle aged woman Tor
cooking and general homework only
three iu family GOO ,hildrnn rrryaut
WANTED .Dotorod giri tor genera houec.
work. phone osage Sgte
wNNTEp -Washwomsn Culi O-ar" ,ast
AMBITIOUS Intelligent neat appearing
yHnng women wanted to interview oil
hrllu,'rH' rniyr 'lm' n"i te1hlr"d gl''
'"'ph""r 'hht"sf 80 u ''lc "i Wnrla.
WANTED on Tor grnerel hous"w"rN. .
s,rYsM, 1n'r,",s S2.'f' ao'' -.---.
,WNlh 'hnh and 'shi h'ns'"of~ eI' n.
,,.,,,.r,,,, ,......,.., --.,
WANTED Competent cook Tor general
hnuscNork 5000 wage nice room Iolt
=. "'""'' ''"S' 'V-'
WANTED N eNp"rirur"d cook one
who caa do h"m" gnomns no SnnGsg
= cincinnati ...-
MAID MANTEp Applg tn prrson. Victor
Hotrl. ao1it o. rhird
Va sr,.s.n,!,,,r,,,p ,,,. -
,.1c. y.n.,st nft,is ,rE WG' ~" r.frr
] UF boa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-06
S,IrSMEN A>D AGENTS

WNNrND C"'orcd gtrl 10 do uEut v
and yar" tur hsb, bHtre a"Nt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-06
wN>rrp-ro uoRRow

Would LIKE .n borrow .01N on
mortgage cor 600 900 .. .Hud BOD
rnE" Address. ..t.1 .t.. u. Nnr'I
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-06
WEINBERGER

Ht NSTIl,lINt .Iu Drula per ward and
hut'unH made tu order. with the Boaup
r"s beHui' Shon 'li S Man pvage Ssea
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-06

.rue Hodge. transfer moving and storsg"
Goods packed and shipped 1T reasonable
prices lo- cincinnati Usage ssi2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-06

SEVERAL experienced paint and roofing
cement sale mon. oslAuUahNI line. sold
'a f,,turlyr aud uuildtpg ovur~#. CON.
mission usHI- lhcraI drawing account
= money MAKE 90 90 lnEEaU.. Uu, .a..
NuukoEer OKLA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-06

nnEsHM MN. MIIIINhnl

DE NINA'S hcmslityhlnE, button-cover-
ing pinking BEST rs CHEAPER. matt
orders aohcitedi HaN Robinson nlda
WANTED Skirt pud waist tiuisher. call
eOg MARY Brockmsn or phone Usage
fasU
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-06
p,iSriNu AND DrCoHiIiNG "a

rAISriNu AND prcoH>riNG 10
WALL NArlU
selling ont si".t I-'F" rHwNf. NJ
patterns % 10 ,suIU urf ruH plymouth
T. 4 Paint co.. 1I. SECOND So
Phone 52ft
FOR hrsv class painting Usperfsugtng
decorating al srarkc Hrothfrs former
paprrhangera Tor llBllihurion Abbott Phone
oaAgs ms
4 y HODGE paporhanKuF and pant.
ing rsHid"n'e ~ t UIrsdal" 'nda-
1885.
WALL. PAPER
Quality nH good 49, ovNrvv here. rriors
lower a. anywhere gorpotonf pHpnfharg
erH at vuur ssrvtte riyWoUth Paper 4
Paint GO are y Heroud 81. phpuo 1f.t
FOR ,pAtNriSG OF decorating use a
skilled decorator. excellent Hrrrito on
short notice, priceH reasonable " A.
= 1humpHpn. pahEc $50
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SITUATIONS wN>rrD-rfM>lr :
rYrEwGrrNG WANTED

ny syporienccd ryrls'. rcau, and "a.
ruoNE osNIE $3.50
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-15
RUTLAND.

Mr.. and Mrs r. W. Natter visited
over Sunday at the home of the for
mer's brother. A. T. Mateer, at Ster-
ling.
Charles Rohrcr, who has conducted
restaurant in Rutland for the past
six years has sold the business t.
Amos Troyer of Streator and gave
possessed last week Mr. Troyer and
family have moved here and rented
the Christian parsonage, and will also
conduct a rooming house.
Mrs Erice of Mcfarland of south
west of Rutland, died on last Thurs
day morning at the Streator hospital,
death being caused by a complication
of diseases The deceased was bOr.
at Stewart, Ind, nineteen years ago,
In 1919 she was married. and three
months ago come with her family to
Rutland, where her husband has been
working on the farm oof John Farmer.
She leaves her husband, 4 months
old baby, her parents and several
brothers and sisters. The remains
We're shipped to Stewart, Ind. for
burial.
Frank Calvett. who has been sick
Wesley Memorial hospital, Chicago
on Saturday for treatment. There is
no improvement in his condition
The 'baCCalaurcatc services will be
held at the opera house on Sunday
evening. and the sermon will be
preached by Father f. b. hickman.
The commencement exercises will b."
held at the same place on next
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-15
LOCAL 579
NEWS 1E&@

Charles and Roy Westcoit Of Chi
ca are spending "A two weeks visit in
this city with their aunt, Mrs. Clara
Barnhart, of East Superior street.
Lester Smith Of this city called ON
friends in La Sale last evening.
George Scheiincr of Streator called
on friends here last evening
Miss Florence Lacey of La Sale
was the guest of Ottawa friends to
day.
Edward Bundy of Streator was the
guest Of Ottawa friends last night.
Richard Pettingalc Of Streator call
ed on friends here last evening.
Joseph Hathaway transacted bust
ness in Streator last evening.
John Schomas called on Oglcsby
friends last night
Charles Turer Of Strcator visited
friends here yesterday.
Ike Van Loon and Edward Gensok,
of StrcatOr were the guests Of Otta
wa friends last evening.
j. r. Rao of Joliet transacted bust
ness in town today.
Miss Gcneyieyc Wise of MarscilloS
has secured position in Banchi's
ice cream parIor.
Edward Weigan transacted business
in Kankakee today.
Francis Riley called on Seneca
friends last evening.
John Hart and John Lowe were the
guests of Seneca friends last night.
Samuel Armstrong of Chicago i,
spending few days with friends ant
relatives here.
Miss Mae Scharp of La Sale i,
spending few days with friends ant
relatives here,
Mrs Josephine Putnam of Darien
Mich. Is visiting at the home OF hel
brother. Attorney l.. w, Brewer, OF
Congress street
Miss Nellie Hayes of Los Angelo,
is visiting at the home of her cousin
Miss IIilda Murphy, on West Jclter
son street,
Mines. L. W. Brewer, Moses Stiefel
w e Hart and j. J. Hornung have
returned home from De kalb, wherC
they attended the district meeting OF
the Illinois Woman's club.
Attorney Peter Coleman Of La Sale
transacted business in Ottawa today
Judge Richard Mills has returned
home from Princeton. where he held
court for Judge Prichard yesterday
Attorney r. n. IIaskins of La Sale
transacted business in Ottawa today
Mrs w. w Nash left for Chicago
today to spend the week end with rel
atives and friends.
r. f. Huber left today for Chicago
where he will spend the week end
Miss Loretta Lewis of Utica was
an Ottawa shopper today.
Miss Peg WASh of tica was an OF
tawa shopper today,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-15
2297 NEW MEMBERS
JOIN HOME BUREAU
DURING BIG DRIVE
CAMPAIGN NETTING GREAT RE
SUITS ACCORDING TO FIGURES
GIVEN OUT TODAY BY COUNTY
HOME ADVISOR.

New members to the number of
2,297 have signed the rolls Of the La
Sale County Home Bureau during the
present drive, according TO figures
given out today by Miss Helen Glot-
ielter. county home advisor. The cam
paien which is rapidly drawing TO "A
close, has proven one of the most sue
cesstul vcnturcsS ever undertaken by
the bureau and workers are exceed
ingly gratilied with the results of the
drive,
Since the report of progress pub
liShed last week. several moro town
ships have surprised themselves with
the interest found almost unanimously
among their farmers. In little Fall
River two men wrote forty-Onc mem
bcrships in one day. Several more
farmers who were away from home,
were not seen. They will be called
on when the clean up" work is done
Additional members are, being re-
ported from the different localities,
but the order OF highest total numbers
is about as given last week.
Other totals to date are.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-05-15
REVENUE RULING TO
MAKE DRUG STORE
GOODS COST MORE
EACH ARTICLE MUST BE TAXED
ACCORDING TO DEPARTMENT
ADDS TO EXPENSE OF CLEAN.
ING TEETH AND TREAT A COLD.

According to instructions received
by Revenue Inspector +. +. Fnllmer
today. it's going to cost more NOV:
To keep your teeth clean
70 keep Yourself clean by the puI-
chase of toilet articles
To assail his nostrilS with hat or
icntal brand of perfume he likes, il
you're Il woman.
TO have cold. If YOU use cough
drops to cure 1t. because
New instructions affecting all deal
ers who handle the above named an
ticles provide that the dealers must
institute new system of atliXing re-.
venue stamps, and a once.
The notice received is official as
printed below. ard Revenue Inspector
t'ulmer wishes all dealers aftactod 70
take cognizancc of it and act accord
ingly. 1t follows;
Each Article Taxed
"TaX liability when two or more
taxable articles are sold at one time:
The tax imposed by Section 81 II
he Act Of February "A. 1919, attaches
upon the sale of each of the articles
enumerated therein and where two or
more articles either Of the same kind
or Uf different kinds are sold at the
same time. the tax is based upon the
price of each taxable article sold. eX'
cept that where two or more tax
able articles of the same kind ave
prepared and put up by the manufac-
turer In cmtaincr, carton on sealed
package for sale as an original pack
ginal package shrdM shrdl1y shrdlu
age tunit packagc) and are sold by
the vendor in the form, tax attaches
to the selling price of such package
as a unit of sale. for example:
IF the purchaser buys a lube Of
tooth paste for 81 cent and a bottle
of perfume for 90 cents. the tax on
the tooth paste is two cents and on
the perfume. three cents, total of
five cents. The tax is not four cents,
computed upon 81. the total amount
paid by the purchaser.
The old regulation
tThe old regulation provides for "A
tax of one cent on each % cents or
fraction thereof of the sale price,
IF toilet powders sells for 10 cents
box and the purchaser buys one
box, the tax is one cent: if two boxes
are bought. the tax is two cents. one
cent for each article; altho the total
amount paid is 20 cents, If three
boxes are bought, the tax is three
cents. and if three boxes are sold for
Is cents the tax is three cents. one
cent for each: individual package. and
not one cent on the basis of % cents
paid.
III six taxable articles of the same
KIND selling singlv at 10 cents apiece
are put up by the manufactures in
g container. carton or sealed package
for sale as a unit and are sold by the
vendor as an original package for 30
cents. the TAX is two cents, the pace
age being the unit of sale by the pur.
chaser Article 16 Of Regulation 81.
added by T. y. 1898 provide that
where two or more packages of cough
drops are sold for 20 cents or less. the
tax of one cent is revoked.
WILLIAM n WILLIAMS.
Commissioner
May 3. 1920
The provisions are effective imme.
diately.