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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1920-02-26

y group of native l"kot"ns VIII" knew the former president II a Little
cowboy. Him NJ tendrrf"n," Says Red Tonmhawk. slayer OF
Sitting Bull. who is shown kneeling, fourth ft"m til" right. Standing a, his
left is Major j. NJ. Ilanley Of anlan. Judge of the sixth district, who COZ
nlandcd Il battalion of the "Figlting firSt" North Dakota in France.
The Sioux were great warriors. They admired Colonel Roosevelt or his
manly Qmitt>-qualtirSw which even. the most primitive of his follows could
understand and appreciate.
This picture WuS mHupr b. George y KrnluuS tutr ramDairn dirrtnr
of the Roosevelt Memorial association.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT. entered
into on the 10th day Of February. 1920 by
and between John WANANfAKER, NEW
YORK. and ALICE DETOURNEY. I will
sell on the 9th day ot December, 1920 at
ten o'clock IN the forenoon, In the plano
dcpa rtment Of John Whnanaker, New York,
IN the City County and state OF New York.
one style Mshorany plano, as provided by
Sections G. and 90 of the Personal Property
Law. NAT. w. GENpER1NG. Auctioncer
PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT. entered
into on the 9TH day Of February, 1919, by
and between JOHN WANAMAKER, NEW
YORK. and MIR. GEORGE rAIRMAN, ! win
sell on the 27th day OF December. 1920 at
ten o'clock In the forenoon, In the piano
department. OF John Wanamaker, New York.
IN the City, County and State Of New York.
one Btylo Mahogany piano. MS provided by
Elections 81 and 90 OF the Personal Property
Law. NAT. w. GENDER1NG, Auctioneer.
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GENERAL ORGANIZER.

Large. established corporation is open 20
employ man able 70 organize the foreign
who has mad life insurance experience pre-
Ierred. This IS big opportunity for the
dence. State experience and salary expected
n $50 Herald. Herald SO.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.


ADUESTER.-Wanted. first class automobile
property damage adjueter, capable % taxi
Ing charge Of metropolitan automobile prop
erty damage claim department OF a large in
7urance company. n 775 Herald. $50 B'way.
REQUIRE thoroughly competent tutor ard
travelling companion to boy twelve. spend
inr winter California: n1uvt be willing fol-
low instructione from Ethical Culture School.
BOX l. ISL Herald. $50 Broadway.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A MANUFACTURER. HAVING ABOUT
1000 FEET OF EMPTY FLOOR SPACE.
WILL BUY OUTRIGHT SMALL GOING
MANUFACTURING BUSINESS THAT CAN
BE MOVED. OR WILL CONSIDER NEW
PROPOSITION. WHAT HAVE YOU TO
oFFER7 STATE PRICE AND FULL PAR
TIcuLARs IN ANSWER. 72s HERALD.
HERALD so.
FOR rent--Modern theatre and hotel, under
construction; ,687 seating capacity; hotel
rs rooms and restaurant located in heart Of
city; leaser OF theatre must have $l25, 600
SCHONBERGER. Easton. Pa.
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NECKwEAR statesmen.

WE WANT MEMS NECKWEAR
statesmen; REAL LIVE WIRES;
ONLY b / G S SALE MEN WITH
LARGE NI,CKWEAR TRADE NEED
APPLY, AS OUR PROPOSITION
WILL ONLY BE TO SUCH MEN:
TO A SALESMAN WITH LARGE
TRADE WE WILL OFFER A
BIG PROPOSITION: APPLICATIONS
TREATED STRICTLY CONFIDEN-
TIAL.
l. ISAAC g. Co,
$50 BROADWAY, ". y
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sTANfps--A iot Of over one hundred thnu.
sand very high priced portage stamps ~
Greece Italy, Russia and Turkey W. now
offered 20 the American collectors ana
Aalers this lot consists mainly 81 stamps
Of above countries, surcharged DURING ths
Balkan and the great European war:
Is. ELEFTHERrAnES. ~ CORrLANpT
ST RECTOR Sii-si2.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

BUYER OF MILLINERY. MUST BE MAN
OF LONG EXPERIENCE IN GENERAL
RUYING OF POPULAR PRICED MER-
CHANDISE LINE; THE POSITION RE-
QUIRES BUYING FOR MANY MILLINERY
DEPARTMENTS: MUST HAVE GENERAL
KNOWLEDGE OF SUPERVISING AND
MANAGING DEPARTMENTS; Al REFER
ENCE REQUIRED: EXCELLENT POSI-
TON FOR RIGHT MAN: STIPULATED
SALARY AND COMMISSION BASIS TO BE
AGREED UPON; GIVE FULL DETAILS IN
ORDER THAT APPLICATION MAY BE
FULLY AND JUSTLY CONSIDERED. Z.
NJ. 800 HERALD, HERALD so.
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EARN $50 WEEKLY.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Commercial Help wanted.

PARK ROW PLACEMENT BUREAU,
3 PARK ROW.
ASSISTANT BOOK<EEPERS, CLERKS
We can place number OF intelligent young
women who can figure accurately and have
some knowledge OF accounts in positions pay
ing Sls-S22: good training and opportunity
for those who can measure up; CLERKS.
experience not necessary; Christian firms;
$50 TO $40 month; SWITCHBOARD OPERA
TORS ~, muet show good record of en-
ployment; $1s-So0: TYPISTS (2), down
town; S1s-s20: dictaphone operator. knowl-
edge Of stenosraphy, 500.
RoYBoRNE, INC. 3s PARK ROW.
See us about YOUR employment problem.
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sALEsMEN WANTED.

We want several salesmen with Q
vide acquaintanceship among Jewish
families, to give all or part OF their
time 70 a special proposition on o lib.
eral commission basis. Address. with
information regarding your past ana
present connections. giving two or
three references. those having &C.
quaintAnces among members Of con-
gregatons and lodges preferred. ~
22i Herald, Herald SO.
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Statesmen, specially. four. for New Yorirs
Providence and Boston territories; only
statesmen that have at least three years.
experience selling Wholesale and retail gro~
Gerry trade considered all applications must
be by mail: 70 obtain personal interview give
particulars covering previous employment
length OF service with each firm, your age
and salary required at start: steady. posi-
tion good opportunity with national firm
s. NJ. Ridgways, 60 Warren St.
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statesmen AND MANAGER's
ASSISTANT.

Two men needed Immediately 10
work with me I'm New York of1cel
absolute integrity first requisite; SELL
ing experience desirable: must have
personality, common sense and deter
mination: splendid opportunity for
quick promotion 10 managerial posi-
ton; don't hesitate 20 answer II you
are employed II viii pay you TO make
a change. Call room 294, Metropolis
tan Tower.
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Connecticut.
FOR SALE-MIsCELLANEOUs.

BEAUTIFUL CHRISTMAS GIFT.
Hand embroidered tablecloth, twelve nap
kins, all new, excellent French work: reason
$40 Lexington av
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

pay 25eo more than any one for your fur
niture, rugs, pianos, paintings. BAISLEi.
Il5 unLverzity place lStuyvesant 22ysl.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

OVER "a years' practice; all communica-
tions strictly confidential: handbook on
patents free on request; special facilities for
office consultation. MUM CO., 662 Wool
worth Bldg, ". Y. CT ~ ~
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EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR AN

alert, conscientious and energetic sales
man 70 connect with well established
organization of international scope; for
those who qualify we have a life job
offering unlimited opportunities; expert
ence not essential; men over ~ preferred.
Can after 10 A. NJ, Room COZ, 80 Court
ST., Brooklyn.
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Furniture.

BOUGHT FOR SPOT CAsH-FURNITURE
Works Of Art, Jewelry. Bronzes, Rugs
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GERMAN wire works and export house.
having first rate connections with all the
wire factories in the Rhineland and West
phalian districts. are DESTROYS 70 conclude
mutually advantageous ARRANGEMENT with an
important export house either In England or
America or take over the purchase, under
agency arrangements. OF wire and all other
kindred goods; only offers from firms with
first rate clientele can be considered. Offers
to X. Q. 1900, RUDOLF MOSSE. COLOGNE.
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OFFICE boy wanted In old established BANG
ing house; splendid opportunity for boy
about 16: other boys connected with this
ne to work are now holding important po-
sitions. Address, giving age. personal refer
ences and salary expected, y L., p. o. Box
$40. City Hall Station. New York.
OFFICE boy wanted; good opportunity for
& Queens Electric Light & Power Co,
Greensboro Bridge Plaza. Long Island City.
SECURITY.
We can offer to a few experienced statesmen
of highest calibre an opportunity TO assist
In the placing of a limited amount OF pre-
ferred stock, carrying an attractive common
stock bonus IN sound indn, ira tfat w
erences. + 1856 Herald. Herald 50.
sALEsMAN-Mus be experienced In travel
ling with medium line of trunks and sun
firm: commission basis; also open for side
line. S. Heller. 345 n. Cd ST.. Philadelphia
Pa.
SALESMAN. EXPERIENCED IN SELL
UP TRADE: UNrrsuAL OPPORTUNITY.
ROOM Room 2si7. Hi5& WEST 42p sr
AIEsAIEN--New office device that pays
$50 commiTsion on each sale; protected
metropolitan territory leads furnished Hut
ter. 253 B'way. Tel. 3144 Barclay:
Statesmen. stock. wanted TO cell stock FOR
Few patented Rasoepc motor on commits
sion basis: motor being butt now. Write
&c. NJ" box IS. 1873 Broadway
YOUNG man for office work must be neat
and intelligent: over 10. Apply Tuesday
p. NJ, Lovett Transportation and Motor CO..
1876 Broad st. New York city.
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE,

CIIrRK.--Young lady wishes position as file
clerk; knowledge OF switchboard and clcrl-
cal work. 7s2 Herald. $50 Broadway.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Belgian lady. ex-
pericnced teacher speaking italian,
icrehch. Spanish. would accompany lady to
California as companion and helper gov
crness, &C.; references. T.. s., care Mowrcy,
so Manhattan av.
FRENCH conversations, literature transln-
tions home or out Nine. Devile 1875
w. 74th.
COVERNESs.-Nursery governess, French
experienced, little English, 10 children
Marie. a4i W. both.
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child. B-i1 yearsl German. iFrcnnh. piano
references. ocvcrnsss. eee edison sv
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BOARDERS WANTED.

ST. ALBANS,
349-351 West 5Sth st.
Board and suite, two rooms, private bath,
SEQ per week and up for two persons; singis
rooms; family house.
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Domestic Help Wanted.

RONBOHNE, NC, % Park ROW.
See us about your employment problem.
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WAITRESS for country for holidays; must
be experienced and have personal refer
ences; also chambCrmaid- waitress. Apply
before ~. Monday apartment GOT. Hotel
Netherlands, 10Th and 9th nv.
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Borough Of Brooklyn.

Ef.IGTITFITI.LY equipped winter homo In
Asbuty Park will accommodate a couple or
two ladiea at reasonable price for compan-
ship. Tel. S20l Riverside.
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WOMAN. resourcofu we'll educated. olsen
"a rcd teacher preferred education work
salary $1,000. bonus: advancement. Il 15i
Herald Herald 50.
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BABY CARRIAGES.
CHINA.
DOCS. BIRDS AND POULTRY.

BOSTON terrier. male puppy. dark seal. per-
feet marked high class, pedigfeed, regis
tered stock: perfectly healthy condition.
HILL. 30 f. oath ST. Phone Vanderbilt 1921,
ATTENTION l-Christmas sents.--Mother
and puppies. pedigreed police dogs.
ROOT. 400 Blum St, Union Hill. y. J. Tel.
10S Union.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-08

CAMEL SIGNS TO
PILOT K. c. TEAM

Kansas CITY. Mo. Jan job,
Camel manager of III. Kansas cit,
club Who has caHurpd penuanr
nee aad second place once in three
wears he ha, been with the American
dissertation club viii have Charge al
It1e Efues again this season. he
signed contract for one year
Camel plans to take his team 10
+ lIarfmoro. Okla. 225 mile, e5q,n OF
here. fl train. PLAYERS viii report in
Gtaremorc about Mac ~.
After few DAYS of limhofing IN.
the team viii 20 to Tulsa. okla. to
plal the Tulsa team of the Western
League March ~ and II. The follow.
ing week Cancels maa meet aklaho-
ma cit. in Trio af Games March
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-08
CORN SHOWS FRESH
STRENGTH ON OPENING

tBN the Associated Press
Chicago, Jan s.-Fresh Strength de
Neloped in the corn market today, in
huenecd by demand from the sea board
and by scarcity OF ears available t.
bring in rural supplies Efforts to
load government wheat for distrbu
ton to mills were said 30 be al the
expense q the corn movement, Up
turns in the value OF hogs ended fur
Their to give strength to corn open.
ing prices. which ranged from tlr
same as yesterdays finish to lc higher.
With May Sl36 to Sl3bit ami Juls
Sl233, To Sl3i, We're followed by nj
teIlll gains all around
oats hardened with corn. After
pemn2 l4c up, including May at
~ ne, the market saggcd rifle. hut
then asccnded higher than before.
Provisions were trmer ewing to Il
bump in hog quotations. Besides IN
eIal ~hil nents from here were II.
ported
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-08
Local Notes.

The Missionary society OF the Con
greGational church held meeting
this Afternoon at the home OF Mrs
Ida kiner on West Bluff street
The Ladies Circle of the NJ T.
church will held rumage sale in the
Martin Olson shop on Main street
Friday, January 9th.
Mrs. Alice knickerbocke returned
from Chicago yesterday after a visit
at the home OF her daughter. Mrs
Paul Brehenns
The Royal Neighbor lodge will hold
an installation next Tuesday evening
in the Woodman hall
Miss Grace Sheehan returned to her
home in Chicago after a visit here at
the home OF Mrs. Ellie tenton
Mrs, Stella Hopes Of North Dako,
Ia, Is visiting here at Their home of
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Smith
Charles Morrello spent yesterday in
Chicago
Mrs, B. +. Osgood was a caller in
Ottawa yesterday.
Miss Edith Bentley has accepted a
position al the Atlantic and Pace lie
Tea store.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lipsey returned
from their honeymoon to VandaIi4.
H., and viii reside in this city at the
home of Mrs, Martha Gardner on Fast
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-08
STRONG MEN and

In business, at work, or at home,
you must make good" or be fall
ure The healthy red -bIooded man
Or woman tackles every task fear
lessly, with JOY and the pep that
wins.
Plenty Of rcd blood rich In Iron
and Phosphates, Is needed If YOU
would win in life's battle.
One OF our leading doctors has Of
ten remarked Life IL full of need.
less failures. all because men and
women do not keep their brood and
nerves charged with rich Iron and
Phosphates; there is no excuse for
the thousands of run down. weak and
nervous men and women when Phos
phat'd Iron. the Ited Blood and
Nerve Builder. Is within reach of alt.
It will bring back the JOY Of living
and doing; give you rugged health,
strength and rcstful sleep.
II you are all run down. weak,
thin or nervous. Phosphated Iron
will build you up and make you feel
like live one; it never dsappoin,s
NO matter what anyone says YOU
owe it to yourself to take Phosphated
Iron Try 1t and note for yourself
how after only few days it increas-
es your health and strength one hun
dred per cent.
Ask for Phosphated Iron Capsules,
and be sure you get capsules For
sale Nv Corhus Drug Store and lead
ine druggists everywhere,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-08
Income Tax Payers, Notice,

/ For the benefit OF the customers Of
/ the First National Bank Of MarSeillps,
/ illinois, experts on income tax returns
| viii be at that bank on February ed,
18th, 18th and 26th to make out your
income schedules free Of charge to
you
The bank has ready NOW for dis.
lrihntton hlanHS which must be filled
I'm with all data concerning your in
come for the GEAR and from when
blanks the experts will MAKE out YOUR
return. II you care to avail your.
selves Of this plan call at the bank
az soon as possible and procure one
OF these blanks in order that sou ma,
have II completely filled out by the
time these men are here.
For urther particulars. call on ar
address the First National Bank. Mar.
settles, illinois.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-08
DEMOCRATS ENDORSE
WILSON PEACE PACT

Washington, Ian g.. Resolutions
endorsing the treaty Of Versailles
anu denouncing an unpatriotic the
attitude Of senators who would de-
feat Il directly or indirectly by multi
Tying reservations was unanimously
adopted today by the democratic ma
tionai committee in session here
Inc arrogant reput liCan leader
snip 81 the senate was denounced as
having earned contempt of the world
ny throttiing the treaty for seven
hohthS, anu the senate was called
upon to quit playing politics with a
question of ratification aud give to
the world the word that America is
ready TO At least make IA tria flor uni
Versal peace
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-08
MOVIE MAN OFFERS
S500.O0O FOR FIGHT

Following the announcement that
George gtrDe-lfier had accented mo
offer OF James Coffrofh for b4ttla
with lack peUpsay in mis- county,
the sf4teme9t was made hy William
Fox. A motion u{rtHre uroduear INN
he had made AN offer aggragating
S5JONaa for the bout However, i
seems his offer has not been accent.
cd
Fox said that he had offarad na,,,.
sew S2nulo0 and n ner conf NJ tho
gate receipts II he won and fi,taan
per cent If ho lost with tha etinura.
ton that the other half be divided
batwnau the Red Grass of canad,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-08
USE u. S. SHIPS TO
REPATR|ATE SLAVS

Washington, Jan, American
ships furnished by the shipping board
Will be used to repatriate Czecho-Sl0-
wax, Pole, Jugo Slav and Roumanian
troops now in Siberia, was announced
today at the state department. The
first OF the vessels. the President
Grant and the America, soon Will
leave New York for Vladivostok
where they will be due about Feb
10
These vessels will move lo,00o of
the troops and ii is expected the
movement then will continue at the
rate of 10000 monthly until it l. COM
pleted.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-08
BIG HERD OF DEER
SEEN NEAR AURORA

Aurora, H., Jan S--Aa astonishod
farmer came upon herd o: deer ear,
~ this morning at Bald Mound. nine
miies northwest Of Aurora. lnnujry
ny the deputy game warden for north.
ern Illinois, Jose. b Schaefer. devotion.
ed that the deer were not from any of
the privately owled lodges in Kane
county country places aud Deputy
Schaeler announced that am one
bunting the deer would be Prosecuted
He based this order on forgotten
law which was enacted in the dave
when there were deer in Illinois and
DEGREES that this is a closed season
for hunting the black tails.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-08
Tribute to Shakespeare.

Only Shakespeare WAS endowed with
that healthy equilibrium Of nature
whose range was elliptical dominating
all zones of human thought and action
that power Of verisimilar conrep-
ton which could take away Richard
III from history. and Ulysses from
HOmer-and that creative faculty
whose equal touch is alike vivifying
In Shallow and Lear-Lowell.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-08
O. F. C.'S TO BOWL
CLEGGS TONIGHT

Bowling. bowling, DoN';ng Is get.
Ting To be quit" a fad a the Ottawa
Boat club. Every Tucsda' and Thurs
ddF nights there Is big noisy game
going on anywhere between 7:2o and
lht@t O'Clock The CleeGs are now in
the ruling position and tonight at
$50 they clash with the O. +. G.
team. The O. +. T.'s have won one
and lost one while the Cleggs have
played only one one and won that.
The tleggs are near professional
hoWlefs, men who average anywhere
between lis and 200. Sam Clegg,
Roy Grove. Charles Iron, Lothrop
'"rki7s and Fill Clegg comprise the
lineup.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-08

COckerel
Light Sussex f. j. Schroeder
Streator, first cock, first and second
hen.
K. C. Black Bantams r. r Ken
drick, ottawa, first cock, first. second
and third hon,
Roucn ducks Sanders Brothers. OF
taWa. frs drake first duck
Bronze turkeys j Q. Johnson. Mar.
settles first second, third and fourth
sotberS first, second third and
fourth pulIets.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-08
PRIZE WINNERS Of
CHICKEN SHOW ARE
ANNOUNCED TODAY
TaSk-C COMPETITION KEEN IN
All CLASSES. THEREBY PRO.
LONGING WORK OF SELECTING
RIBBON VlCTORS.

t.mlIt.lnn If fudginp of Winners Al
,,... -,rl... ,,..,.,,,,. 10,
s'.}A """' nov "e'HN eoha"Nteh a.
T the dtmrrS, was announced today.
Win the announcement came he tasA
n --nuina rt{,,nuo an mo ..,o,y con.
''''''s Wits. . i"t''9 M>N'aNe u
New London, ONO. IudAe ot the ca
position. performed the .dsk of deter
mining winch among the many en,ries
were top nolcners m thcir classes
after giving each biz. ana animal a
chance for the aunors.
Ompeylti0n Was keep among the
owners, adding % the big JOB before
Judge Mel lave.
The SHOW - attrautln1 counS-wIde
interest, large crowds hocking into
the armory at ali hours oi the day
and night. The unanimous verdict l.
that tae exhibit Tar exceeds all Others
attempted by he Ottawa association
which is being greatly helped by the
'>trcalor booster, WHO ale taking au
.,cuye part III managing the exhteits
rs compiled at noon today by Judge
McCIaFe.
the following is the list Of winner,
Pallet bred Barred klcke-H, tL|
oEStegeI Ottawa, mrs. hen. first ANA
second rockereI, ntst pullet
Waite plymouth Rocks Robert
FattoGtn Streatur, second cock. nrit
hen, fourth and NTH oocNereL second
and tnlrd tattet and thrd pen, +. W
AfoImer, Streatol nrst cock. nrst puh
Jet second and hIru C0Cherel tlrSl and
second pen, james Holtenbeck Nor.
RS second hen, tlrst eocherel, fourth
and fltth pullet.
: {, Bun orpln2ton- eSse Locke. !
orheIl thlld oockereL hrSt pullet /
Harold t. Marley, Merits, first cock,
hrst ana second hen. INST second and
Io9rth cocketcl, Laura Fleming. OF /
lava NTH fOCkerel.
5. {. White Orpingtons-Corocan /
1T, 1AeFs, tdfsFile, first and second /
e1cke. el
White " Aauduttes Dave Boyd, I
streolor second cocketeI, h. G. vii
iiams, >tfeatGt, third and fourth cocn
hrst hen, first cockerel, third and
iomth pallets, ms toung pen; w l.,
Meils, otreator, first and second COCK,
NTH hon, tAird cockeret first aud sec
ond puilet, James McDermott, t>trea-
tel fourth co&kereI and second hem
oscar Holmes. Streator. fourth hen;
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-08
Liberty Bond Quotations.

New Nerk Ian. y fries Lib
cray bonds at II 30 Al m 3l2c, 80 ao,
III It Is, AGA, second IS. 900, FIRST
"a. ~ 90; second las, 92tS. third
il4s, Hi.19, fourth AS, 92.52, Vietoi.
&+ts, gaia. Victory ANS. 94l2
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-08
Receipts.

Chicago, Jan. Hogs. - 900 head
held ever, 1851: opening l5c to 20,
higher: top, sllG5; quality good
average cost yesterday. Slt39
Cattle l2ee0 head
i-heep 900 head
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-08
Hogs

Chicago Jan. s. Raceipss. 12.0U0
head 5c to 25c higher, bulk, Sti50
li.1o; top. slt.13; heavy, s1445.lt 81,
medium, Slt5o-l4-1a; light light. sli
1850 heavy packing sows, smooth
sl3,a0-Sl to, packing SONS, rough
Si3.t0,l@.9n; pigs, Si3.J0-I4.5e.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-08
Today's Markets
GRAIN QUOTATIONS
+ lOlle rs

Chicago market report furnished bv
w Kirby. manager Simons. Day
" Co, Room 3l2 Molouey Building.
L lnnn 4k
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-08
Potatoes.

Chicago. Jan. S.-pGatoeS much
higher; demand far exceeds supply,
arrivals.9 cars; northern While, sacl.
ed, Sab. 30