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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-25
STRIKE FEVER HITS
COURT HOUSE: CLERKS
"RESIGN" THEIR JOBS
tontinupd from l,aca

ne my ORDERS nave got 10 nave CLERKS
to write them.
"rhe business OF my court is stop
ped Who is right and who is wrong
| don't know, but | do know that !
can't blame the clerks for quitting
They are not 10 be crnsured for what
they have done. II Is the duty of this
board to see that the court Is sup
piled with sufficient funds to properly
function.
4 am here TO do my work and run
my court, an ready to do business
but find can't. 1t Is up to YOU to see
that | can perform my duties IN the
same efficient manner as they have
been performed in the past
Buchner's Plea.
Recorder John Buchner in setting
forth claims for his clerks said:
Il only want for my deputies the
average pay being paid for the same
Kind of work in banks. office and f"c-
tories. don't want 500, $50 or $50
for them, ! do think they ought to
get SIS months, that is the average
pay for girls employed in positions
as responsible as these.
4 want them to appear az well
dressed AS any others and they are
entitled to look that way. but they
amt keep mp with the others if un-
derpaid as they are now
The earnings Of my office climebd
as high as $500 in a years time.
That was brought about by the in
creased fees allowed nv the last legis.
lature That law wasn't enacted as a
benefit tD the county nor To its earn
ioee Tut was intended so clerks and
drputies could pay wages for their
help suitable to the times
NV helm has been cut down so
that now | am forced to work nearly
every night to keep acught up Ny
chief deputy quit when he cmlldnf be
aid more than 500 a month and /
have had to 90 his work.
Ferquson Announces Clerks Quit.
County Clerk Ferguson was the last
of the defenders of the clerks to
speak. He announced that he had the
RESERVATIONS of the clerks in his Of
&c in hand. ana told the board that he
WaS no against a mighty serious sit
lIation 10 find cOnueteut help 10 assist
him
"Gpntlemcn | have got to tell YOU
that this is serious and something has
cot to be done. NV clerks have signed
n Joint petition and they mean what
they say whom they quit don't
blame them. for taking the step they
have. They should be paid more
money"
The clerk then touched on his own
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-25

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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-25


wounds, both were members of the
Toscmsko aerial squadron and have
been missing about two months.
Chicago-A slow but steady de
crease in retail prices and a ten to
twenty per cent decrease in nrices on
mems clothing with a general return
to normal prices was predicted by
leading department stores and manu-
faCturcrs.
ChiCago-The farmers national
grain dealers association reported that
a questionable showed that farmers in
the middle western states We're hold
ing wheat for higher prices
Riga-Thc Bolshivk peace mission,
in presenting their armistice terms to
the Poles, threatened a winter cam
paiGn if the terms were not arranged
iii ten days.
New Nork-t'nion of the Chalmers
and Motor Car properties will be EFF
f"cted. it was announced through or.
ganiIatiOn of new company.
Washington Further increases in
express rates averaging 49, per cent.
were approved by the interstate com.
merce commission
Valparaiso. Ind Valparaiso univor.
EitV defeated Carroll college, N tD u
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-25
NEWS kUGGE rs.

Fairbury, Nebr.- Grasahoppers were
reported 10 he damaging winter wheat
in Nebraska.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-25
1900 In Nebraska w. c. r. u.

Omaha. Neb-S Some 1900 members
Of the W, c, r. L. are organized in
Douglass county, of which Omaha is
the principal city, TO ferret ont boot
Logging and other liquor law viola
tions, il was aumounccd here recent
ly al Il meeting OF the WOmans Christ
ian Temperance Union
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-25

FOR lsALE-iresh milk COW CHAS
DuTTLINGER, Phone 9U15.2.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-25

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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-25

GEORGE GROVER.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-04
Vaudeville st Ramsna

Vaudeville is proving the magnet which is attracting crowds to the Ra- mona, where the new policy of the house was established yesterday to audiences that crowded the playhouse to its utmost.
 The Ramona was originally equipped to handle all sorts of travelling attrac- tons. Its. use as a picture theater has been only prior to the opening of the regular travelling theatrical sea- son, and with vaudeville as the present policy. it is destined to become one of the most popular houses in the city.
 The opening bill presents four head line acts-ranging from a single to a trio, and enlisting the services of a sis ter team and musical act.
 Prom Hawaii 10 Jazz Land fea- lures the American Hawaiian trio. Hazel Stallings scores heavily in her whistling act while the Arselna Sisters have captivated Phoenix with their cute little skit-"Tidbits of Vaude- vile" Cyclone Bill' as a black face comedian is immense, his line of batter and clever song numbers taking i'm mediately with the audiences at each performance.
 On the same program. the Ramona is screening a Paramount Aircraft pie ture-"The Daughter of the Wolf" !"
Arizona republican., 1920-10-04

matter how safe and sanitary is not much of a safeguard if the bread is not wrapped immediately after it Is made
 The human hand may always be ex- pected 10 be covered with germs. ex- cept on rare occasions. Many pairs of hands handle your loaf of bread be- fore it gets to the family table. Even if the grocer happens to be extremely careful in keeping his store and per son clean. before he receives the bread it is handled by the baker. his clerks, the drivers and probably the grocer's boy; all have hand in the pie"
 The wrapped loaf of bread. by itself will not, of couse, insure long life and happiness, but it is one of the many precautions that should be taken. q precaution very nearly as important as the demand for milk in sealed bottle.
 Q. Tell me a cure for weak kidneys Does taking exercises for the stomach
Arizona republican., 1920-10-04
- ACKES ERoM.
 TIE WGXDEV-MAzZD RLZE
BD LiZVaz7 RnScLL D1p

GETTING SQUARE WITH TROUBLE was trying to telephone.
 It took sixteen minutes by my watch Four operators (count 'em) replied. Each said sweetly. Number, please |? Then she cut me off.
 was left alone in the silence. I got Trouble" on the wire.
 (Plenty of it, too!)
 IL took seven minutes to get her. asked her how about it? She snapped, "Holjertung! Er you'll get nothinip
 Then she rang of.
 was left alone in the silence She wouldn't answer my ring again. wrote the district plant chief. He gave me the girls names. Especially Troubles" wrote each girl a letter: Please call at address below. Hear something to your advantage. c. Smith, Atty. 10 Blank St This was my office. c. Smith is my office boy. He has lots of friends. Each girl saw a fortune waiting. She was sure she was an heiress. Each dolled up and came down. My office boy met them. He said sweetly, Name. please?' And brought it in to me. He left her alone in the silence. Then one of his friends went out He said sweetly, "Name, please?"
Arizona republican., 1920-10-04
EtheI cIavton st strand

Ethel Clayton finishes her engage nont al the Strand today in her de-
Arizona republican., 1920-10-04

lightful Paramount-Art comedy drama, "A Lady in Love" Another of this stars charming stories of domestic life, "A Lady in Love- will be found equally as attractive as More Deadly Than the Male" or "The Thirteenth Commandment"
 She is surrounded by an exceptional cast. and the production has been launched with all the we'll known abil- ity of the Paramount Aircraft forces assuring a movie entertainment de- cidedly to the liking of all.
 The comedy is a Mack Sennett pro-
Arizona republican., 1920-10-04
ERoM.

And brought it in to me. He left her ditto.
 l did this six times to each girl. Also, Boss is busy four times. Then I sent out printed slip. The girl would gasp and go. | enjoyed myself immensely. Trouble" came last.
 Smith said sweetly. Name, please ?v She said. Miss O. Operator. Devonshire Telephone Exchange" Then G. Smith yelled:
 'Holjertungl Er yell get nothin'i" She fired up and stamped her feet She insisted on seeing the boss. I waited just seven minutes. She was left alone.
 But there was no silence. She ragged and kicked the chairs IL was sweet music to my ears. Then l came out and said: I've something to your advantage. :" l handed her paper. This was printed on it: As ye would that others do to you Do ye even so to them.'' Miss O. Operator cried and fled I feel better now, thanks. Isn't it odd?
 Folks hate Golden Rule measure. It makes them so small They love the wardstick of conceit It makes them so large. Copyright, 1920. by Puhlsc Ledger C.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-04
By Alnnan

before retiring strengthen them any What should my diet be before re- tiring?
 A. I do not know what you mesn by weak kidneys but have the im- pression that you are making yoar own diagnosis from symptoms. which you misinterpret. If you feel that you have kidney trouble, by all means go at once to physician, and have blm give you a thorough examination, including an examination of the heart and arteries and analysis of urine. Do not attempt to treat yourself. The Public Health Service has no publication for distri- button relative to kidneys.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-04
'Ths Idol Dancers at coIumbia


 She was the most beautiful girl in all the group of islands and yet no ono thought her even fairly attractive. because the standard was black and fat. Half French and half Javanese. with a foster father who never paid her a compliment. and not enough clothes to even occupy her attention for half a day, she spent most of her time dancing, swimming and climbing the tall trees for cocoanuts. Nimble as a boy. she was strong and growing more beautiful every day.
 The natives called her a swinging name meaning White Almond Blossoms but her foster father called her Mary, and as Mary the beaehcomber knew her when he arrived with his bottle of gin as his only asset and as Mary the New England college boy knew her when he arrived. They thought she was wonderful, so much SO they wished to marry her. Thus Clarine Seymour as Mary becomes a very Important figure in the story of ''The Idol Dane er." David Wark Grisfith's latest pro- duction showing at the Columbia thea ter today and tomorrow.
 A special musical accompaniment for "The Idol Dancer" has been se- lected by D. w. Griffith and will be rendered by the Columbia theater orchestra during the screening of this picture. The program at the Colum- bia today and tomorrow includes Q Mutt and Jeff cartoon, Bray's Picto- graph and a Snub Pollard comedy.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-04
Shirley Mason al Hip

Dainty. petite Shirley Mason, inci- dentally one of the most accomplished ingenucs on the screen, closes her en- gagement at the Hip with the final showings today of her latest William Fox success, "The Little Wanderer."
 This 's a story of a little motherless girl who was forced through circum- stances to battle her way through the strife Of the world. to achieve happi- ness in the love of a real man. Start ing in life as an attache with a travel ing medicine show. the little heroine becomes by turn tramp. a wanderer. companion to wealthy lady, and at last but by no means last. a bride. ending a romance fraught with adven- ture, and rich with human interest.
 Mutt and Jeff furnish the comedy in "In Wrong Tomorrow begins the engagement of Harry Carey in Marked Men"
Arizona republican., 1920-10-04
Aftsr rhestsr paneea at Ameriean

How about dropping into the Ameri- can this evening for a few dances be- Tore going home after the show7
 Really, the entire younger set of Phoenix are considering a pleasure evening quite incomplete unless they have danced at least several dances to she animated notes of Gene Dabney and his Vernon SIX.
 You'll find yourself drumming for several days the newest of jazz tunes Co be heard there, for each one of the popular jazz artists possesses the rar- est of personality. originality and charm.
 An nights are enthusiastic ones at the American. whether it be Monday or Saturday. and nightly it is becoming a more popular meeting place for friends.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-04

The Wrapped Loaf oF Bread
 Tn most of the cities throughout the United States, or in the more progres-
Arizona republican., 1920-10-04

duction-"Gee Whiz' starring Charlie Murray and the Sennett beauties. The Pathe News is on the same program
 Tomorrow begins the engagement Of My Lady's Garter" the Paramount Aircraft screen adaptation of Jacques Futrelle's well known novel of the same name.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-04

Mayfield may be reached either in per son at either of the dancing palaces, or by phone at 4604. Mayfield, known throughout the state for his excellence of instruction, has fully equipped him self to care for large classes, and daily more enrollments are made by those desiring to learn dancing under the finest of instruction.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-04

sive cities, at any rate, the enterpris- ing baker puts his bread up in sanitar, wrapped packages This is an idea arrangement and one that should ap- peal 10 everyone interested in the health of his family. or the health oi the community.
 Tho method of making bread. nc
Arizona republican., 1920-10-04
ADJUSTMENTS
Dance Enjoyment at Blue eird

everything about the Blue Bird points towards dance enjoyment. The very convenient arrangement of the booths and tables. the big dancing sur Thee, the commodious hall, the large roomy atmosphere. the excellent re- treshment service and when it comes to music. there's King Brady and his inimitable jazz band. delighting the crowds with the brand of music that mas stamped him and his band as the last word iu real dance inspiration.
 Walter Willis Powell is floor man ager of the Blue Bird while E. s. May field is manager of instruction. con- ducting private classes at the Blue Bird throughout the day from 1 o'clock in the afternoon until o'clock in the evening.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-04
Rcd Bird

The Red Bird continues on it's journey of popularity. and nightly crowds gather to enjoy the dance under the very fine auspices offered by this pretty dancing palace. Carrol Reed and his jazz band, delivering dance de- light. are proving a real attraction at the Red Bird. Their music has all the clements for real dance inspiration, and to say that they are making a great hit is stating Q fact in a very mild man. ner.
 E. S. Mayfield floor manager and manager of instruction at both the Red Bird and the Blue Bird, announces a practice class at the Rcd Bird tonight from 8 to 9 o'clock. His private classes have started at the Blue Bird, holding forth daily from o'clock in the after noon until o'clock In the evening.
The state herald., 1920-09-14
SUMMONS OF APPLICATION FOR
REGISTRATION

state OF Colorado. county or Phillips SIS
In the district court. No. 2O5
Carroll Il. Young, plaintiff versus w.
y. Robinson and the unknown heirs OF
Mary McDermott. deceased and all other
persons or parties unknown. claiming
any right, title, estate, lien or interest
in the real estate described in the appli-
cation herein, defendents
The people Of the state OF Colorado to
the above named defendents-Greeting:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the application OF the
applicant plaintiff in the above entitled
application for the registration of the
following land situate in Phillips county
Colorado. to-wit the southwest quarter
lSWL( OF Section Twenty-three in
township Eight UD North of Range
Forty-five i5) West of the Sixth Prin-
cipal Meridian in Phillips county. Colo
rado and to file your answer to the said
application In the Office Of the Clerk OF
said Court, in said county within twenty
days after the service of this summons
upon you, exclusive of the day of such
service. and II you fail to answer the
said application within the time afore-
said. the applicant plaintiff In this action
VIII apply TO the Court for the relief de-
manhed In the application herein.
/ Witness, w. G. Holland. Clerk Of said
Court: and the seal thereof. at Holyoke
In said county and state, this 3ist day
OF July. A, u, 1920. 4g-it
Cseai) W. G. HELLANp. Clerk.
The state herald., 1920-09-14
NOTICE OF DETERMINATION OF
HEiRSHiP

State of Colorado. County OF Philips. SIS.
In the District Court of Phillips County.
Colorado May Term. a. ID. 1920.
In the matter of the petition Of ". L..
Decker Inez Decker, Eda ]. Townsend
and H. NJ Downs. for determination of
interests In lands and tenements OF Will
liam NJ. McGrudcr. deceased NOTICE:
To J. L. McGruder.. Cora b. Hill. Alta
Ferris. Emmett, McGruder Cecil Nc
Gruder, Nola Dunaran nee Nola Il. Davis
and Ed McGruder, and to all the un-
known heirs. devlsees and assigns of
said persons;
Please take notice that w. L. Decker.
Inez Decker. Elda. j. Townsend and II.
tion for the determination of the heir
ship and descent of property of William
NJ. McGruder. deceased. affecting the
title 20 the following described real pro-
pertY. to-wit:
Ali of Block Three 90 Harvey Miller's
addition to Haxtun. except Lots One and
Two thereof as shown on corrected plat
Of said Block filed in the office OF the
County Clerk OF Phillips County In Plat
BOOK Number One. page 81. and hearing
OF said petition will be held at Holyoke
N Phillips County. Colorado. on the ith
day OF October. 1920 at or before which
time you may appear and answer such
petition and set up any proper defense
to the same or any part thereof You may
nave or intervene to asscrt and protect
any interest you may have.
This notice is dated this 2i day OF
August, A. y. 1890.
w. G. HELLAND.
Clerk OF the District Court of Phillips
County, Colorado 5I-lt
Aug. 3i-Sept. 2l.
The state herald., 1920-09-14
sHeRiFE's SALE

BY virtue Of Special Execution issued
out Of the Clerks Office OF the County
Court OF Phillips County and State OF
Colorado and TO me directed, whereby
am commanded TO mrke the sum of
Twelve Hundred and Seyenty-Slx and
Senenty-eight cents ts1,27s.7s) and costs
of suit. the amount OF certain judr-
ment recently obtained against 4. O.
Enyeart In favor OF George Whitney out
Of the lands, tenements. goods and chat
tells Of the said A. q. Enyeart.
have Levied on the following property.
Model D-t5. Car Number. 1904.
Therefore. according to said command.
I shall expose for sale. at Public Auction.
all the right. title and interest OF the
above named a. q. Enyeart In and to
the above described property. on Monday.
the 27th day OF September. 1890. at $50
o'clock. r, ". at the George W Garland
Garage. In Holyoke. Phillips County.
Colorado
Dated at Holyoke this 2s,h day of
August 1890.
ED. w JAMES.
Sheriff OF Phillips County. Colorado.
Date OF first publication, Aug. ~. 1870.
Date OF last publication. Sept. 81. 1920.
The state herald., 1920-09-14
sumoNs eN eNe,.As .AAssL+!SAT'oN FILTRATION FOR

In the District Court No. 1856
Carl A. Drake. Julius Drake. Sr., Julius
Drake, Drake, ,rii ,r;.d Herman Drake Ella Drake
Drake; Minor by Julius Drake. Sr..
Guardian. Plaintiff
Henry j. .Aldrich. Trustee for the Colo
rado Securities Company. II. J. Aldrich.
Trustee. for Charles A, !stillman. the
Heirs of Robert Winning, deceased. Rob
Winning. Nellie y. Winning and Mrs
Mabel Ludley; Stella G., Englehart; ,Ber-
Heirs of George j. Englehart, Deceased
and all other persons of parties unknown,
claiming any. right. title estate, lien or
interest IN the real estate described in
the application herein. DEPENDENTS.
The people of the State Of Colorado to
the above named MISUNDERSTANDING
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the application Of the appli-
cant plaintiff In the above entitled appli-
cation for registration Of the following
land situate in Phillips County. Colo-
rado. to-wit:
The Northeast Quarter (NEi.) of Sec
North of Range Forty-five t45) West OF
the. 9th P. NJ. in the County OF Phillips
and State of Colorado and to file your
answer to the said application in the
othce OF the Clerk of said Court. in said
County. within twenty days after the
service OF this summons upon you. ex-
elusive OF the day OF such service; and
II YOU fail to answer the said application
naintiir in this action will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded In the ap-
piication herein.
Witness. w. G. Holland. Clerk of said
Court and the Seal thereof. nj Holyoke,
Colorado in said county and state. this
fSeal) w. q UEILAND
.1-it =, Clerk.
The state herald., 1920-09-14
NATION LOOKS TOWARD MAINE
Result of Vote in Rock Ribbed State
Today Expected to Show Way
Political Wind Blows

Augusta, Me-, Sept. 13. United
Press. .)-Maine's electorate gath
cred at the polls today to ballot for n
governor, state auditor and members
OF Congress and to settle n political
race that has been as bitterly fought
as any Witnessed here in recent
wears.
Th contest in Maine has been
watched with unusual interest
throughout the rest of the country
and its outcome. il is predicted. will
indicate the trend of the national
campaign. A heavy oratorical bar
rage has been laid down from one end
OF the state to the other. both Dem
ocrais and Republicans sending ma
tionally known spellbinders into
every district.
While conceded to be Republican
state, Democrats assert they will win
tins wear. pointing out that Demo
cratic governors were elected in 1910
and l0l4 and the Republican ma ior-
itv cut from normal 10000 to
1000 when Hughes carried the state
| in 1916.
Col. Frederic II. Parkhurst is the
Republican candidate for governor.
He is opposed by Bertrand G. Me-
lnfirc. Democrat. Parkhurst de-
feated Gov. Carl +. Milliken at the
primaries. Mclniire was beaten by
Milliken two wears ago.
The Congressional races in Mnine's
tour districts are ms follows:
First-Republica.i. Carroll l..
Beedy, Portland; Democrat, Frank
II. Haskell, Portland.
Second-Republican. Wallace II.
White. Lewiston. Democrat, Wallace
n. Price. Richmond.
Third-Republican. John 4. Peters.
Ellsworth, Democrat. Archie Towle,
Oakland.
Fourth--lra &. Hersey. noulton;
Democrat. Leon {. G. Brown. Milo.
The present state ouditor. Roy l..
Wardwell of Augusta. Republican. is
running for recollection against for
mer representative james j. Mellon.
Biddlcford.
The vote of the newly cnfrnn-
ehise women will be watched with
perhaps greatest interest. Political
observers. however. contend the new
votes will have no npprecinble effect
on the outcome.
The suffrage question was submit
ted 10 referendum today, nl,o. The
state legislature ratified the nine
teentl amendment, hut u sufficient
unmber of petitioners asked test
vote at the polls. The result. if nd-
verse. would not, il is believed. effect
the validity of national suffrage. in
view of the Supreme Courts ruling
IN similnr situation in Ohio.