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declaring that this rested entirely
with the national committee.
MIR Cox iutinntcd today that
while in Washington he may con-
fer with members of the federal
Tor use IN the campaign, lie said no
lthor conferences had been ar
trade commission relative to data
ranged, but that former Congress.
man +. \. Ansbcrry Is making all
arrangements for his Washington
visit
The governor received n letter
from Governor Cornwcll Of West
Virginia. in which the West Nir-
giuiu executive assured him that that
state is In the doubtful column and
advised him to take It out with
the republicans" The governor 4
curiosity to know who was tho lone
Pennsylvania dclegn tes who persisted d
IN voting Tor him through tho
san FrnnCisCo convention white al
most the entire state delegation
voted Tor Palmer, was satisficd to-
day, when V. T. Davis of Lancaster
Pa, called and claimed the credit,
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WAGE SENATE FIGHT
poindcNtcr Announces Hattie VIII he
Carried ON to Elect American
Members of Rrnnch

WASiifNGTON, July I5--An ac-
tive campaign based on tho issue OF
Americanism as opposed To- lntcrna-
tonalism will be wagcd this fall by
the republican senatorial campaign
committee IN IL of 10 states whore
the election az republican senators
is doubtful, Senator Poindoxtor OF
Washington, chairman OF tho scna-
torial committee, announced tonight.
Tho campaign, having for its pur-
pose the election of republican scna-
tors. MIR poludcNtcr said, will be
conducted entirely under the control
of the republican senatorial com
mittee and will not In any way be
amalgamated with the national com
mittee, although II will work IN har-
mony and corporation with that
committee.
Senator Poindcxter indicated that
the states In which the senatorial
campaign would center include
Idaho. Utah, oregon, California,
Arizona. Colorado. Nevada. Maryland
and kentucky.
"The great issue in the senatorial
campaign especially Is tho issue OF
Americnnism." said Senator Poin-
dexter in a formal statement.
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ARREST GONZALEZ
ON REBEL CHARGE
coNrtNrrn rnoM rAan oNn.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
unknown Besides the garrison Of
about 400 men, several hundred
citizens responded To u call to the
defense OF the town and were under
arms tonight, fearing night attack.
Eight federal soldiers and one
rebel were reported killed before the
rebels were driven off today In
addition small party OF Yaqui In
dians from piodras Negras, who re-
inforced the Nuovo Laredo garrison
lato today, reported eight or ~
rebels had been Killed in a skirmish
between Yaquis ana the rebels six
miles south OF the border here, F'if-
teen wounded rebels were reported
10 have crossed to the Texas side
during tho day. These reports could
not be confirmed.
American military authorities are
watching the situation closely. Army
nviators who were In the air all day
reported tonight that they ha1 lost
trace OF tho rebels While fighting
was In progress IN Nuovo Laredo.
United states ayistors, flying low
over the Mexican town, dropped
notes warning the combatants not
to fire into American territory Re-
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WILL INVESTIGATE
ALL NATAT0RIUMS
State Health Inspector
Receives New Orders
From Lewis.

Swimming pools will hereafter be
investigated and the opening Of new
pools reported by Mrs. r. n.
Sturgeon, state public health inspcc-
tor. as a result Of an order received
yesterday from Dr. A. X. Lewis state
health commissioner OF oklahoma
Pools should be properly drained
and proptly kept because coutagi-
Gus diseases are communicated
through water, Mrs. Surrcon siad.
care Is Of especial Importance in the
summer when pools are In more use
than in the winter.
Mrs. sturgeon was enthusiastic In
her praise OF the action taken by
women OF Cowcta Wednesday In
forming a womons auxiliary OF the
chamber OF commerce for the pur-
pose OF civic Improvement, said i'm
prOyemont to include heautifying OF
The town ana changing sanitary CON
ditions. Tho womcn's auxiliary was
organized following dinner at
which members OF the chamber OF
commerce were hosts to the ladies.
Mrs. StulIcon spoke on sanitation
at both tho dinner and the meeting
OF women.
Mrs. Sturgeon gave Coweta good
recommendation when she declared
that It was as clean as any town she
has ever visited with the exception
that II lacks sewage.
Written and verbal requests that
she come TO different towns IN Tulsa
county ana other counties to clean
up come to Mrs. Sturgeon every day.
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HARDING HAS NO
3RD PARTY FEARS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
monies here. He expects to almost
complete II tomorrow.
The republican party he said.
Stands before the country upon a
platform which is sound and pro-
gressiye. 1t offers a platform to tho
voters for their judgment, with con-
tidence that the expression OF their
judgment will result in victory In
November"
THE republican party this year
represents no one faction within a
party, no special interest or partic-
ular group within our voting citi
zenship. Rather It calls upon all
Americans who love America, who
believe in sound progress and real
Development, to support II.
THE laboring man who seeks a
Nare deal from a political party
VIII get it from the republican par
ty the farmer who is looking for
freedom from present irksome re-
strlctions is promised that freedom
and fun consideration of the needs
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TULSA DIRECTOR
TO ENID SCHOOL
Richard Heilbron of First
Christian Church Will
Have S. S. Course.
TO DIRECT RECREATION
Entertainment of Delegates
at Conference Falls to Lot
of Tulsa Man.

Richard Hebron. educational d..
rector OF the First Christian church,
will be a member of the faculty at
the southwestern young peoples
bly in East Enid. July 1870. the
duties assigned Mr.. Hebron being
those OF recreatlonal director and in
structor Of the Sunday school spo-
cIalization course.
Entertainment varied and enjoy
able on the campus or in the chapel.
will be led by MIR. Hebron during
each evening OF the conference. The
opening social OF the conference will
be the reception by the young peo-
pies Christian Endeavor societies OF
the Enid Christian churches and the
faculty and special events will DO
Ac annual bonfire joke night, n
song fest. and a stunt party. These
good times will be in the form or
demonstrations Of social and rccrca-
tional activities which delegates may
take back TO the home societies for
use. water sports have also been
planned for the lake of the Lake
View assembly grounds, said TO be
one Of the most beautiful bodies OF
water in this section of the country.
The course in sunday school spe-
ciauzation OF which Mr.. Hebron
will have charge will meet at 9:45
o'clock each morning and will be
devoted TO discussion OF methods OF
work through the organized classes
.pd dpp9rtrnputg Of the church &
school.
Delegates to the conference VIII
be from Sunday schools. Christian
Endeavor societies. circle and tri-
angle clubs in Oklahoma and south
ern Kansas. Meals and lodging will
be provided In the college dormito-
ries. The annual business meeting
Wa be held in connection with the
difference banquet on Saturday
evening, July "a.
The discussional and speaking
part Of the conference program VIII
be Bible study. in missions and so
cial service methods, courses, open
forum discussion OF correlation prob
lens. storytelling, and a service in
life work challenges Faculty and
speakers will be. Dr. and Mrs. d. o.
Cunningham, missionaries from
India; O. l.. Smith, Bethany. Neb.;
w. A. Merrill, Cherokee. Okla; Miss
Ruth Day, Marion, Ind; Or. A. l.
Shelton, missionary from Thibet;
Miss Adelne Goddard, East End,
Okla, Miss Maxine smoot, Fast
Enid, okla; A. r. Bemis, Potwin.
Kan. and Mr. Heilbron,
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to dotormiu" exactly what authority
Is allowed to- state commissions.
Tho letter continued
This is to- advise Your companies
that this commission VIII iusist upon
the Observance Of orders already
promulgated ana viii entertain for
NAL complaints and issue citations
Tor contempt for any failure TO oh.
serve them.
Roads Ar blamed
The fact that the roads are not
equipped with cars and motive
power to meet tho demands IS large
ly their own fault. Deportation re-
serves are regularly set aside by the
companies and allowed by the rcru-
laiing authorities for depreciation ~
equipment, and this money Is paid
by the public aud charged by the
companies TO operating expenses. II
the companies have seen ~ to di-
vert this fund to other uses, they
should assume the consequences and
not transfer the burden TO the pub
lie IN the form Of inadequate service.
Tho corporation commission Is In
receipt OF numerous complaints from
various points on account of failure
of your companies to furnish cars
for loading grain and other com
moditics
The letters state that failure "a
give adequate service renders the
railroads Civilly liable IN damages
for any loss sustained.
1T was therefore suggested the
letters continue. "that compl1inauts
notify tho company in writing as e.
cars actually required. the time
whom needed and the probable loss
In the event that the cars were not
furnished. II the cars arc not rur.
nishcd their rights Will ho protect
ed"
a car service agent of the cor.
poration commission will be ap.
pointed tomorrow To hear complaints
from shippers and TO take action t.
obtain relief from tho car shortage
Mr.. Walker announced.
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For Itching Eczema,
Old Sores and Piles

u guarantee my ointment" says Peter.
son Of Buffalo. TO cure eczema. to Stop
the itching at once and any reliable drug
sist will ohecrfully refund your money "
pETERsoNs OINTMENT doesn't DO
everythinG l say II will do"
william A. Csrley OF Franklin. N. 7. 10
surely wise man. He writ,sl II used
PETERsoNs OINTMENT on a little boy
suffering terribly with eczema. II did the
work"
Then there In AlcS. Louttsi. a brave fire
man of Buffalo, who Ia glad to write 40
followa; II had an old sore on my leg for
many years Tho best doctors failed
PETERsoN'A OINTMENT entirely healed
tho sore quickly" And from over in Cam
ada comes a letter from A. Blockeby, stat
Ing, "rhs best thing I ever hit for itching
piles Ia PETERsON'S OINTMENT" a big
box FOR 90 cents Mail orders FILLED BY
Peterson ointment Co, Inc, Buffalo. ". "
Roy Getmann. Quaker Drug Co. OF
stclnberg Bros. will supply you. ADV. Z.
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Of agriculture in the event OF re-
publican success; suffering from re-
stricted credit. high interest rates
and inequitablo taxes may well look
to the republican party for relief
from the burdens placed upon him
by Il democratic administration.
More than ever, the republican
party this year stands for the Lin
colnian principle of government OF
the people, by the people and for
tho people. for the good OF all tho
people 1t IN upon the development
of that principle and the interpre-
tation OF our platform that we shall
make our campaign. irrespective of
the plans or the nominees OF other
parties
Plans for the notification cere.
monies are about complete. al
though ono feature, the part woman
suffragists will take, remains unde-
termincd so far as tho arrange
ments committee have been in
formed. 1t was said tonight no ef-
fort would be made TO interfere
with suffrage pickets IL they are
used.
on the morning or notilcatiol
day Senator Harding will receive a
committee of suffragists headed by
Miss Alice Paul OF Washington and
will reiterate to them that in his
opinion the republican party has
been and is tho true friend of equal
suffrage. Later q group of Ohio
women, representing n new forme
Harding for president" woman 8
club will lend their backing TO the
candidates position on that subJtct
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Inducements for the United states
units at Laredo we're en- route hero
tonight, two troops OF cavalry from
Fort Sam Houston and one from
Fort Brown have entrained today.
Four airplanes from San Antonio.
arrived here ocfore daybreak.
The internationals bridge was
closed today except to refugees COM
ing from the Mexican side.
At the request OF Mexican authors
ties American troops are guarding
the Texas side of the Rio Granda
and keeping the curious from ap-
preaching the river side. where
danger OF wounding by stray firing
would exist
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than from any other condition"
States Retain Power.
Mr.. Walker said today that al
though the Esch Cummins act, re-
turning railroads to private owner
ship. deprived state commissions OF
much OF their authority to regulate
rates. II allowed the state to retain
the power to require reasonable serv-
ice from the railroads,
because the corporation commits
sion had not been aggressive so far
In the exercise OF its power over the
railroads, the roads seem to forget
that We still have power" Mr..
Walker said. II am convinced that a
few fines imposed upon the roads
would have almost miraculous ef-
feet in helping them to find cars
for our needs. And II will not be
difficult to find glaring cases OF
faulty service for which to impose
fines"
Before rriting the letters, Mr..
Walker said the commissions attor-
ney examined the -Cummins act
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by assisting in the notification GER
emonies
In a statement issued tonight
through HardinEs headquarters
here Mrs. G. G. Pavey OF Colu n bus.
head OF the new club, declared the
actual accomplishment Of suffrage
should be credited to tho republican
party.
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Republican Organization
to Secure Registrations

At a meeting OF the republican
central committee held at the city
hall Thursdy night instructions
were issued tho precinct commit
tecmen and organization was ef-
fected for canvassing the city for
the purpose Of seeing that all legal
voters become registered for tho
coming election. The meeting was
presided over by Il. o. Lingo. chair
man
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INDIGESTION
KEEPS YOU AWAKE
PEPSINOL Relieves Indiges-
tion and Helps You Sleep.

You will sleep well every night II
YOU take Pepsinol to keep your di-
gestive system functioning natural
ly. You need sleep. for 1t is at this
time that your energy is renewed.
Digestive troubles. indicated by
gas pains. flatulency. belch!ng, head
aches, dizziness and similar symp-
toms, develop poisons in your body
that irritate your nerves and keep
you from sleeping Pepsinol makes
you sleep, for 1t works naturally 10
counteract tho digestive poisons and
refreshcs your weary, aching nerves.
As a scientific tonic it promotes dl-
gestion and assimilation.
Quaker Drug Co.
Shackle Drug Co.
Gnrtens Drug Store.
RED Wing Pharmacy.
BrimE Drug store.
Straders Drug Store, Sand SpringA
pass Drug CO., West Tulsa,
RED Fork DRUG store Red Fork.
[&XHl
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Mrs Joseph wilmerding
r.
Wilmerding who
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This picture
to this wonderful posram-Advt
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WHOLE FAMILY SICK

All OF my six brothers and sister,
as well as myself. have suffered
since childhood from stomach ana
..N'r trouble and bloating.
,,noush 1t run in the family and that
could never be cured. but, thanks
~ Mayr.s Wonderful Remedy, since
SNIng u nearly year ago | have
-" enjoying the best Of health and
ike a new person. / have no
FVuble from anything I eat" 1t is
simple, harmless preparation that
.emoNes the catarrhal mucus from
,he Intestinal tract and allays the
M Inflammation which causes practi.
Any an stomach, liver and intes,
. Ia ailments, including nppendI-
o'.s' one dose will convince or
noneS refunded. At all druggists. -
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RAILROADS TOLD
TO PROVIDE CARS
States Retain Power.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

mismanagement and inefficiency
than from any other condition"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-12
NALTHAM.

Miss Kathryn Dana of Chicago is
spending weeks vacation with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dana.
Mic rleanor uurnT nf l., calIe
snent - few DAYS last waat at the
home of AIR ANA Mrs Dovid Fdon.
comb
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MISS Anna NyiIe returned TO Wash
lhR'oh' -. e. ia8t FRIDAY alter spend
ing Two weeks Wlth her parents, MI
ana MIS- Johh WyIle.
James Burke IL, underwent an oper
alton for Appendicitis at g., Mary's
hospital in La Sale last Thursday.
He is getting along nicely at this
writing,
John Muran Of Chicago spent Friday
night and Saturday as the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Iiagenbnch.
Miss Kathryn Dana spent from Sat
urday until Monday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Pfiemer III La
Sale.
Mrs David Edgcomb Jr is spend
ing this week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Gilmour in Beloit Wis.
con8in.
MIR, and Mrs George Monet were
Marseilles visitors on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Colwell Of Charles
City, Iowa spent Saturday and Sunday
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Mitchell
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Kin2er and
baby and Mrs and Mrs. Marshall
| Hess and daughter Viola, were Som
onauk visitors on Sunday afternoon.
Julian Sion of Ottawa and Mrs
Sam Totel and children Of Wallace
spent Sunday at the home Of Mr.. and
/ Mrs Ralph Sion.
Mr. and Mrs George Sion and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Moniet and children spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs A. preuss in Utica
Mrs. Ned Hanley and children and
| Mrs. Marshall Hess and daughter vi
i ola spent Thursday afternoon with
/ Miss Pearl Sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Crotty of Dwight
and Mr. and Mrs. James Mitchell OF
Marseilles. We're Sunday guests at the
/ home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mitch
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-12
CARUS0 FEARS CHILD
WILL BE KIDNAPPED

East Elamp on \. Y. Juno L. Fear
that an attempt might be made 20
harm Gloria, infant dauchtor Of En-
rico Carnso has caused heavy guard
Of private detectives 20 be thrown
around the singers estate here pend
inc interpretation of the half million
dollar jewel robbery which occurred
last Tuesday
Letters apparently written by
cranks which have been received by
Mrs. tarusO and other members Of
the household are being Investigated.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-12
BOLSHEVIkI CUT
OFF RAILROADS

Warsaw. June 12.-Russian BolShe-
Wiki cavalry engaged in the drive
southeast of View. designed to encir-
Gle that city. has cut the railroad be
tween Kiey ANA Rerdtchev at SOW
eral place and has pierced the Polish
front lines at various points, accord
ing to news from the front. The
soviet forces are reported to number
from 80 coo to 0,O00 strong, and one
body of their cavalry numbers 5000
men
This leaves the Poles with but Il
single line of railroad into Kiev. In
additio1 the Kiev-l brosten line Is
threatened by division of Bolshe-
wiki which has crossed the Dniepor
river north of kicv.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-12
MISS ALLISON WEEDS
EVANSVILLE. IND.. MAN

\ marriage license was issued this
afternoon for Miss Flossic r. Allison.
daughter of Mrs. Margaret Allison.
iol Clay street and Charles c. Con
nell Of Evansville, Ind. The wedding
will take lace this evening. Miss
Allison has been employed as a stem
Ographer in The First National Bank
for several years. Mr. ConLcu Is
veteran of the world war.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-12
LOCAL &799
NEWS 9EA

Peter and ROssdale Bayer motored
10 Mendoza today To spend the week
end with friends and relatives there.
Edward McGarr and +. =. Comp
Ton motored to Sandwich last evening
10 attend the graduation exercises of
the high school there.
William Roberts of LclcnAi street
is able to go TO work again at the
Ottawa silica sand works, after being
i'll for The past week.
Mrs. William Roberts of Leland
street spent yesterday with her dangh-
ter. Mrs. Margaret Maglinski, in vi.
ca.
" II. limbaugh has returned
home from Chicago whore he "A tend
ed the National Republican conyrn-
ton.
Miss Christine Hahn has returned
10 her home on Main street after a
visit with friends and relatives in
Lcuuoro.
HiIy Ovclham aud Virginia Clark
motorvd to MaraeiIles last night.
Mrs Andy De Boil of Serena was
an Ottawa shopper yesterday after
noon
Joe Donahuo and William Shroeyns
motorcd to Narseillcs last night
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kelly Of Chica
20 are visiting at the home o, r.la
lives and friends here.
Allen Brodbeek OF NarseIlas wa
the guest Of ottawa friends last even
ing.
Miss Helen Steinbach was the
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Just Remodeled.

The Reeves Restaurant | am pre-
pared 70 serve Milk Fed Spring Chick
on Dinners and Sandwiches on short
notice at all hours. Special attention
given auto parties. First class sery
ice Opposite Hicks Park. Ring II :
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Daughters Of Isabella.

Initiation at 1870 y. N. sunday.
June Il, at Commercial Hail, Claus
Building. All candidates present at
30 for I'M iation, Banquet at * Of
&. Hall following.
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Odd Fellows, Take Notice.

The members of Ottawa lodge. NO.
Al. will assemble at the l.. o. u. +.
hall at O'Clock sharp. Sunday after
noon 10 participate in The funeral OF
Brother +. Clayberg. by order OF the
noble grand. ,
r. j. REYNOLDS.
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During IN, rncosg I, wac und.r.too6
vice presidential ranl,datoe we're ia
me discussnd I'm that connection son.
ator Hardness conference last night
and early today with Senator Johnson
was recalled, as was Senator John.
sons repeated declaration that Nc
would accept no second place on any
ticket
1t was reported in the convention
hall tAat Soma or Johnson threatened
10 lhoW his votes to General Wood IN
less a recess was taken. His mana.
gers challenged the statement, declar'
lns that Jo~laon did not control The
u,l'EhloS. Inc Harding managers
W'Hi u""htoNh 10 again confer WIN
d" Johnson FORCES ana Try 10 DIlhb
'n'in 'I'o +" program suggested IA"
hl|h'' ny ""Ich '"'illaoh "oulu De
gwen second place II Il" "Glid lake H.
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orc ,y,rr. unIu4nd tn .Inhueon. al.bnppt
Some Of tl.u tlouglr If rauId mako
for .paliy harmony If y nIatn ON the
ticket were offered 10 him.
johnson ard tardinu Confer.
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Attention, Eastern Star.

Banquet Tuesday. June T., at 60
Reception To past matrons and initia
ton MIRIAM FARNSWORTH,
Worthy Matron.
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Danish All Vices.

bring up two children. Ben amin
franklin.