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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-23
MARKETS
Financial
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Live Stock


..-.,.. work. ian % The stock market
Wv ... Ir ustless fashion again To-
erssss o.1 essential changes from the
iAl '',.,rs sessions being slight hcces.
iso ..r,t. and the more settled state
Won y. "a .lrEg. British, Frcneh and
.. .l,. important European re.
",a " .pr,l Ia new points oi dcpfeciA'
m.l'u ... outset but these were reooV'
'ol .a.. ss the pressure OF offerings
fNti.' ~. ,,5s- % Che federal board adyaneins
i1 forms Of discount was not
uiI-Sd ..u long after tho close OF
le ~. I,r.I.rtt which exercised more or
.yas.ss as market factors were me
e" ,, r..g,cr N Mexican government
aI |,.-a oI concesslonaties aud al
i,g~ Washington which Indicated
,... .r "a road legislation.
rp. money market was icature'ess. '"Ii
-. led A. per cent and time iundS
-y gr.taH d. recent rates, most uans.
N.' 'l.rg re.ir.rted to renewals.
p....s tended downward after the ir
..',..r ors...e hut among the more issues
,.9spsr. varied only from reactions 70
'N',,i. srs- b .U.nt Steadiness prevailed
H. ... sNos amounted TO 5OO.OOO
'-N'Ss-tg bonds again lost ground, the
......, b,rd ... easci and standard rails
-.e iar.raH 10 react moderately. Ioial
'.-r, nan yaHe were sii,3500Oo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-23
PARK BOARD IS NAMED
licnryctta Commissioners Choose
Mrn and Women for PLACES.


HENRY ETA, Jan, 22.-Thc city
con mission I'm compliance with tho
request Of the chamber OF commerce.
Humriun ana Lions clubs, has APP
pointed II G. Fellows Of the Ro-
tarlans. j.. g Santee OF the Iduus.
and J, X. Vaughn Of the cham bcr oe
commerce as a new park board to
carry out tho scheme Of the pro-
posed park system giving especial
attention 20 a memorial park in
honor OF the soldier dead
The comm i-siun also appointed
Mrs. f.. g. Murccr. Mrs, W B. Hud-
son, Miss Nida Boa2, II. G Foster.
Barkley Morgan and l.. j. kerstinV.
members Of the public library hoard.
the H,utNrtta library being sustained
by "a one -half mill tax levy. There rs
now $4,000 available from taxes
passed collected
/. Joe LigEett, T. V. Dollins and g.
J. O'Hornett were appointed a board
OF appraisers over the recently
formed paving district. the work &
which Is under construction.
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TO SELECT GUARDSMEN
General Barrett Names II soldiers
to Go to West Point.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan 22.
Eleven enlisted men Of the okla
homa national guards were appoint
ed 10y Charles r.. Barrett. adjutanl
general as cadets for admission iu
The United states military aoddcmy
40 West Point Sin more were chosen
a., aiteruater
Exam nation of ,ho guardsmeu
Tor admission to the academy Us tu
ue h,id ON February ~ hy "a board
~ army officers. The list includes
Wallace ~. Honnold ~ Tulsa, How -
ard y Naylur OF Frederick. William
). ilalbert Of Yukon. John ". Fer
rier of oklahoma city. Claire koe-
gan and William r. Steer OF Chand =
Ter John loluWbull and Dewey
Patton VI Clinton, and Dale Scott
and William J. Perrin Of ldHbell.
As uternutes General Barrett
named Foster Harris OF oklahoma
city Robert T.. Hurian OF Elk city,
J ~. NanXant Of Oklahoma city,
Ernest Eohh. Mayo lIerndun and
James Mccullough Of Idahell Mark
Bruce and Bob Jones Of oklahoma
city will bo added 10 tho list Of al
tcruutes at "a idtcr date.
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soous VITA roAeo
NHtRf 70 TAt a

ilM.Wp nunN VIII na- .r on. ,oas rsaii
m'H r'~s .H.N
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-23

NEW YORK Ian. 22.-Copper stcady
c!crtro'ytic spot and first quarter lgL IN
10 = second quarter 1914 H1gA
Iron firm No northern IS so; No. .
northern 4ij0: No. southern 1900
Antimory II 90
Metal exchange quotes load uuiet. spOt
and February : 50 bid SIS asked
st London standard spot lt4 i7s cd
futures ZIG los cd clectro'ytic spot 12l
lOs; futures 1872. tin spot 3s4 lis Cd
futures $50 Is ed; lead spot 4G 15s; fu.
lures A. zinc spot 81, futures 50 l5s
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Rcsrmc Worl, ON Knnhs

OIITON, Jan. %. = Concrete
gangs nav ~o'"ruod - w,rI, az in
on the road between this city and
Drumright on the $1,000 900 road
system for Creek county. The forius
have been set for several wcoks hut
owing to the cold weather the put
ting In OF the concrete hDd u be
rostpored until warm v'oSjnor.
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NEW YORK Jan % Mercantile pNprr
sterling cO.dav bills 81 5si. commercial
so DAY hills on banks g. 5EL commercial
60 day bills S3.57N demand s761X:
cables 80 62ts
Francs demand 1c.O5: cables l203
Lires demand 1i15; cables 1A13.
Marks demand ! 50: csblog I G5.
Government bonds easy. railroad bonds
irregular
Time loans strong; so days. % days and
months ~
CAL money easy. nigh q. low g ruliug
rate g closing bid ~ offered at o;
last loan q bank arreptances ~.
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Ns.rsSncnt Mndc on Nnlncs.

Npt0ThT 10 INC WoFTU
OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan. ga
bank shall be assessed on the Valua-
tion Of it's shares OF stock ana no de
ductions may be made for invest
men's I'm public building bonds ac-
cording to a decision handed down
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IhIs .IIh 0nV VI UOT0WUDT IUIV
GtORGE BUDDLE SrprtS.
Shirley gANDg

State Of on ahoma County of Tulsa. ss
Beture me notary uublic BOO and foi
said county and state. ON this 24h IA,
u December 1919 personally appeared
Georgc middle snpprs and Shirley \ sands
to me known to De tho Identical persons
who executed tlo within aud foregoing
instrument and ackuow Icdgrd 10 me that
they executed the same as their FREQ and
voluntary act sud decd for The utrs aud
purposes tHurin set forth lu vitncsi
whereof ! have hcrcunto set my hand and
Official seal Che day aud yeai Jas, abov,
written. MARY T'TE
tSEAlD Notary Public
Ny commission expires July 90 1899.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-23
WANTED-A MAN TO
MILK COWS

We had numerous calls for the mod
and chickens, but It's not sold yet
one man said he would buy II We
furnished somebody 10 milk the
COW. Seriously. lts bargain; five
rooms. modern, furniture including
piano, cow chickens ana incubator;
and m" street ia paved, 1890,
L.L----
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Want Ads
Rates and Information


Rates and Information
1isc per word pcr time
Seven Insertions for the price OF
Minimum spac" 2 words
lc per word per day whom copy
runs one month without change
Minimum amount one time 25c.
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS arc due
and payable the same day first inser-
tiOn oi ad appears. iAll Out.Of town
want ads and all wanted to rent, situa.
tons wanted, wearing apparel and
household goods ads are positively
cash IN advsnceD
TELEPHONE WANT ADS are
charged at the same rate a. cash ads
aud collections will be made at your
home or office as soon after first IN.
ser'ion as possible this is an accom-.
mediation service and payments should
bs made promptly when bill is pre.
sented Always ask your telephone al
To be repeated back TO you by the
telephone al taler 10 make sure that
u has been correctly taken The World
cannot assume responsibility Tor errors
~ any kind occurring In telephone ad.
ywtiSemcuts.
Under no circumstance are We 70
sponsihc for errors In any advertise.
mont unless reported Immediately after
first insertion. SO reduction In cost
Of an ad viii be made unless error
destroys value OF ad
Phone 5000
ASK for Want Ad Department.
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BUSINESS SERVICE


guslsiss sta"cf gfftstn ss
tUttrhH NuKt IHAra rpau AND fsmsisl
gt irs promptly. Ntihfon fuvsHtroi 0,ag-
f|ua
NNIHuNI'f sN hs u.ui u rH. nouss 70 mush
teit" taH Ulnr' All sun uApntrsd can Osas.
iusi NVu tinHE
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SWEENEY
243 Robinson osage S45s-so3

Fih-' i.t-- piano tInF a4aisi. 0uy those siis
.srrrHs le't agp7 Fhonf Osa.s IlHb
NANIL. k.4H SIS |Hmaa u suld iN.cf iuto ~
er.rT HHrf shI d thoroughly rurrrsant ih
surl 4r'e"r.-7 great opportunity fr live slV No
IlnI. rg yrr earning tail O.is5t ~ appoint
mont
WANrlU buus yrr1 r.rs m ady firt come
Nrf rr-l Cell iliI A1mlrI
plars.H- DIV cleaning department s'eidy sTE
Mle Lamd0
INFI BNlHWp IND -p.u aad Ftrags north n
rolr'u 7'uh. nest 70 Lombard s'hp1l no chldrn.
WANTED kHfI rute saIr4uEt Uth " sthoul car
Phone & ilt ur ul at ile Souny
WANTED hp0d o1nutru. tBgiUey gno csa 1gssAe
loumolirr ran crane, must gg fast. 5labdASd PN.
iAg Co, 32l Norih gJstn
smAGLERs WANTED, sscoai ,Asd isktosA
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HIc,cGGh Chicago Price Range.
, y. rort Y Worth Live Stock

T0pn " orth Live BtOck
i'ospts so66h IH Texas. ian. 22.-4Cattre
bs-rs ,s nv head market 2Sc decline
~ "a oo',ecsints 1000 head; market
Sssn--p ialyance heavy si5 50Gl5.76
Tested anb, r.nts 200 head market un.
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AUTOMOBILES



FOR stlE- 1918 tha0d.st tlunry roadster
.nIsn1i condition. nssJ painted. b,fE1I0.
5. 600 1913 KI'.. hsf t0n irIsk. efpfras
hofy and up splendid condition. S5uO IIsnsi
stone 10 phone 1883
foW hoNlsTtR 1875. I2'j ca5h iw urd
buyer OC'e7
Pi,kARu tW HNY isl ia. res PAINT rrd
lIF@ fns usrhAni,Al fhaps. phone n Smith
Osass 79i2
T. " TRUCKS rrE m1t ss. al onrti ttast
h.fy. pot Ngh's HO0df bYdAuIr hoist, ala
'0H HFs. dump hrfy snrh reh1, 70 g. 10 sIn
hone n7I'ts Phone 0'agf Hsi2 NJ saith.
HARNON styENTtgN srtsu 0a,ssr.T. ipmt biy
s. $50. phone NJ Smith Oat, 1902
WrkCf tHR0W 'aadstu 'of as stslp. In perfect
mechanical condition, rhDn' 0sssr iii2 smith
CADILLAC SEpEN PASSENGER barIuI so6dulp,
phone NJ sm1h oars 7gil
FOR SALE Dodge f1adster Ford roAdisr cadillac
iOWihg kiudrbaksr touring lfhsapi Usage J51I
tep li22 Srlth Denver NJ NfltWn
fOE .ALh ons model ilgp, nr.y painted lnd
South Lsvt0s
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Condition OF
TULSA UNION LOAN 4 SAVINGS ASSN
OF Tulsa Oh. December % 1919.
RESOURCES
LIARILIrIns

state Of Okahomn County Of Tulsa. as:
J. trves y Bruce secretary OF the
above named association do solemuly swear
that the above statement ig true TO the
best Of ny know ledge and belief 80 hclp
me tod
CLFNES r. BRt' CE
Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn tu before ue this
10th day Of January 1920
lStNI) MARY DTDROM
Notary Public.
w commission expires August a. 1929
MART r. CARR
JAMES g.. WADE
=. G.. GIDDlNGS
Directors
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WASTED ~ man 10 iAkc charge n pipe ysfd
and machine shop ore that has had years =
pr-isnee iH n threading pipe and cA,ing. sngNs All
grades sire, and quality Responsible man phl9
fla 0aH iWnish N7i rlaa reference n bond
goal opparuuiiy fw the rghl party steady r'sl-
ton snd god paying sllay. Give all tarinlsr
10 frd gutlng Aiirea r. o. Boz 1879, Tulsa
ukIa
WASTED Al PIP, machine man. a5fJ In p,Ss6a
so u'hr~ need appy $40 East F.rt street
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-23

NIIVIl hlOl'l COi y.
$40 ElH Third Oanre oo2
Auio surrlIr, Avn mrN@ "a
iob Alt Or .in a.Hs s.,h gg, "us "1
o.
AUios roR WRl -GAsAGts II
CARtGE tOH RtNr $40 rcr mouih c-s In oo
hnIh ustHn lil
1AMiot ron hlNr al' lat Nium - p,r mlnh
fhouc lNi1
G'Nn,.ls tu6 htNr Electric usbt and saof ,au
fWu FtRNiSiEn rorp', 'rp ~, rood ga. s.al
iAt Suh rmms Wsgr t5uu u
BOARD AND ROOMS
H0tTlS IS
IAtuns nUtft
200 Gooi ventilated ROOMS everything and riesn
ost ho9n' : ind 2, 9g nsh' ' 50 and " pc
NV rlNliNAl hotel. opposite ft'eo I,.tloa. nes
anf 20 20 diit 0hhiaE rsiff Ia all ioDms. rTi-
waite baths ssam hoat pc burn coal and main
tain summer heat at nffu veahn special veekly
uics
Nt, VISTA HUflL
MunrRN nOuNY
lir ind c'd wai'T iNs ht Eleventh OAR 7in'
tiGHI HOUSEKEEPING no0ns 10
uITRulI k lHin TWo uItfIr nrnlshsd house
,,,,, .i,,.,y - -.
hinsa'5s rhors 0,ags Giif
hul SfuN H. hlh Rusntspi funm, tu fsut In eI
change iIf spndn sors nhonr 1859
AhNIHAt lIuii4 fa1 nice modem fisht house
tsrrlHg room, sIh uirtenst,s o issG
f.,.,.,, 1920.
ia1t
ARtuER " tit rso ulfey frnished houarssep.
Inc rooms In 4 barslos phone 0nEr oliTJ
ADMIRAL. y l22o For rut tso liant bou,elerp.
...,,',,,.,1,, ,.f,..af-,.,.-
leeulh oI South hpion 20 hou~fceplns rrFn'
o'''''lns b'' ".'se '1il ...-..
1NO IGHT ho, HthttFiNG r@m, modern aud
'o ''.'1y,u' .,,', ~ l,e'
rWh&W AND tlHlN Nep desirable ilcqing
l'on. 'A''''''. Two "''' |"'''n rhoo' S'''.
ptIRuII 14l m'rWm wnm "u gentlemen u
tNH ih' fr'r''"7 rh"'e ''o
nom, In pr',are home. "9 children, iiio Ns,t6
rrtnHnt |cnn'
bgrnDir t5 ~, lIsGt bqrstsrplny T,oprs
i,r rcnt Phone CG5A
ap,rrs-,t ir r-, rh,Te ~
p-,rbtviyt.- -,piVsrvr,t ILL,
,, ~ ~ ~ , ,,s, ,.,,r ~, 1o',
Nv '''' '''''''l' ''''' 80 "-----.-----.
,,,,.,,.,,, a, oil, ,- - ..,----. -,.-,-,--
bah 10 pfiH5 home cI6s in, 'aii ssba- -"''"'''
fOn RiNr fnrisai .Ia.plnr o5rd and .itinr rop
fUR Myr NO sIecpa, roam, -i3, Fsr f,s,,,B
t,@,,s7,y m % rGsyig,,p, ,,,. 'V' Il, s .eg9, 49,,
n,t, ais ssass bbgns 0ass qGsp "''
,,.,s ~ ,-,--.
.o ,,on ,,,,,r,1,s Su W. M, % ,o, 70 ns
M 0sgr Gis3
NpfplNpSrE l. IgG Tao MIR roam, ssiI fur
ni,hrd mnetr ritfgn laursIr, prtiisyW. Also n,
rssa i dc1rd rhms Oage zoos
I'll Au0D N .us ono room up,int, Ia, ivo ,5Its
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BOARD AND ROOMS
H0tttS
J.iunS iiUtft

JAtuHs uUtfi
200 Gnoi ventilated rooms everything and rean.
houma 81 and s. 10 pr niIht. ii 50 and ~ Tef
sreh sos Fast Pint street
NfW flMiNAl hotel. opposite Frisco TAtion. n,.
R1f SO 20 date UHriHE rsiff IN all fdums. rTi-
vaie baths sieam heat pc bufn coal and main
tain summer heat at zep veahn special vesky
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aooNs UsruRsi,nto

AN"uN 1915 IH HH| iHuaY o. airafflyr
H.a' .Hr H ulr.u sfunrTi. M gr1emeo
'r' 'W.y q" too, re.e-nHe. .tfl,ngyi Pbc0s
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Nlu.t WuIN HHtAp. nr1.sriai .asr. soo.
hHw hgN.haioJuu. 800 Bouh CiD,Inn,
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WANTED

Good reliable farmer 10 farm 240
acres OF good bottom land Thirty
ncros in alfalfa. Land situated noar
Bartlesvillc ana Dewey, okla. Crop
rent For further Information ad-
dress pOstofflce Box No, SS.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-11

he wears and follow the style. That's
the thing for us 10 do
''If | went shopping and went into
q candy store suppose they wouldn't
have frock coats and silk hats and
red neck-tjes and diamond pins for
sale. If thry did suppose j.
wouldn't be called a candy store.
Pretty smart. eh?
"in HAT case I'd go to frocI, coat
shop for a frucIi coat, a silk hat shop
for Il silk hat ANA Il red neck-tic shop
for Il red nocl.-tic and diamond pin
shop for a diamond pin
THAT would be the sensible thing
to do
"But can't You make call upon me
from your yard as | suggested?' asked
the puma.
That's >o" said Mr.. Chamois. "hut
of course don't want to call unless
] have I'll the wonderful things L
spoke of high hat and frock coat
and red ncck-tir and diamond pin"
II don't suppose You would be salts
fled with Il pin made of emcr0lds, eli? 2"
asked Mr.. Puma.
"Whle am wishing for the impoS-
Siblc,' said Mr.. ChamoiS 'lct me do
it properly, and wish for the very,
very inposSblc'
"Oh." said the puma. 81 see now
that If that is the way you are wish
ing you are certainly doing ii proper
~. But if were wishing wouldn't
wish for anything I didn't cSprCiaIiy
want | would wish for n stick pin
made of piece Of meat for instance.
"Thcn whom I was hungry ! would
look down at my stick pin and | would
say, "There little stick pin. YOU have
served your beautiful purpose long
enough. Now do your real work
Allow me to eat you.'
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-11


a--Daisy except sunday to Mar
settles.
b-Joliet limited.
c-Morris local.
d--T.edd local.
f-Prlnceton locsi.
g-prjnceton limited.
k--Local 70 all stations.
MA Sale local.
r~-dslly except Sundays Ladd local
EXPRESS HANDLED ON ALL CARS
AT Low RATES.
ALWAYS BUY TICKETS AND SAVE
MONEY.
TICKET OFFICE OPEN FROM S:N
s. II. TO 1875 P. n.
TICKET FARE 21s CENTS A MILn
Train Fare or Cash Fare Paid o.
Trains 10 Three Cents per Mile.
Communication Books containing N.oo
wofth OF transportation for tA.to,
Good for purchaser only.
.--s =
interchangeable book good for beGN
or or bearer and party, containind
$1,000 worth Of trans ortatiou f0a
$3.50 .sa En-
TICKET FARES TO 500
CHICAGO
Via icIlet, H., and Chicago 4 Jollse
Electric Railway:
$3.50 T 4ss'' ~ W., Sl.55
(Return trip Iimite.; to ten days)
rasT FREIGHT SERVICE
Dhons iasnts for Full iRtormstte3
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-11
for tiinhwav Commissioner.

We arc authorized to announce that
Michael korFigan IS candidate for
Nae Office of Highway Commissioner.
subject 10 the decision Of the Demo
cratic primary and convention.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-11
For Halfway Commissioner.

William Morgan announces himself
as a candidate Tor the nomination Of
Highway Commissioner, subject TO the
decision oi the Democratic town pri-
mafiea,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-11
I or own Clerk

AS II candidate for the Democratic
nomination OF Town Clerk, subject to
The decision Of the Democratic Town
Primary.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-11
Fcr Highway Commissioner

Robert IIeth, present incumbent,
desires to announce his candidacy for
reelection Us HighWay Commissioner
OF South Ottawa township at the town
election April 6.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-11
For Assessor.

self as candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Assessor, subject to
the Democratic primary of the iowa
Of Ottawa.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-11
WESTsOuNC.
a0UTHEOUNO.

southbound cars leave Ottawa Sta
ton for Grand Ridge, Mckinley PARK
and Streator in a. m, 5 SIS. 1855, 9:65,
1865 in p. IN, Los. 1856. 5:55. 500,
1900.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-11
Announcements

red Heisor, Bridge street gard

Fred Helscr, BrIUgo street. gArdner,
announced himself as a candidate on
the Republican ticket for Commission.
er of Highways of the Town OF Otta.
wa, subject to the decision OF the Re-
publican town convention.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-11

FOR SALt,-V crv attractive place. 20
acres black land and rlch; also u
acres pasture, SC1uo timber and abUu-
dance OF pare running water; located
within two miles OF court house. OF
taWa H.; price right,
". T.. Pussy. Claus Bldg Ottawa, I'll
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-11

FOR SALE--One Ct best stock and
grain farms wi;cin ten miles OF OF
ta@a; goo acres can be cultivated, bat
&ncc Ia fine bluegrass pasture; album.
dance Of pure water; good bidga..
$l4J per acre. ", +. FUSlAY.
Claus Bids, Ottawa, III.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-11

FOE sALE-Farus. We nave some
choice bargains ii farm property il
this and other counties that will sur.
prise you. Our many years expa-
rieuca in this line gives us opportln-
tiles for listing good farms at bargain
rates Better ioof into this at once.
J. 0. HAEHiS & SON,
Tel GJ7-W. ilJ w. Main st.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-11

vi ( -'..--::::
gvry.gs-s Essssgs.-s.ss'.ssls
fsS..5.s.9 80 : e.e..:s.
5z<ss 70 -. I. - e:sz@e/<z4Se@ssI
--.s :.,a:s----' - s-g
! ! = q
HOUSES.
FOR SALE Three nous es in East
Ottawa; all modern Improvements:
garages. Prices reasonable. MISS
/ GENTAuDE HARRIS.
FOR SALE-New groom house IN
West Ottawa; hot water heat, bath
room, laundry hoL and cold soft water
on three floors; $1,000 MISS CERT
RUDE HAitRIS.
I OR GALE---S-room house IN Center
Ottawa; modern improvements;
hard wood floors in all rooms and
closets; now garage. MISS CERT.
RUDE HARRIS.
nor SAT n - IA~ra Ynr1orn house
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-03-11

FaeT FREIGHT SERVICE
phone iuents for Full IRformoeeo8
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-08
EN- vIGTIG H0JEsTERETs
AFG0RELSE.
Arbejdsgivere har Ret til at af-
gore, hvem de vii have
Tjeneste.

Under 3. ds. berettes fra
Washington, d. c., ON EN- Refs
kendelse af Dommer Siddons af
Distrikts-Hojesteret. Medlemmer
af brotherhood Of Railroad
Trainmen" sogte at legge In
junction" paa Washington &
Old Dominion Railway" for at
hindre Banen fra at afskedige
Medlemmer af denne Forening.
Retskendelsen lyder Oyerset-
telse saaledes: ,,Retten I'll at
arbejde er en- personlig Ret, og
ligesaa maa Retten til like at
arbejde anerkendes. Men sam
men med disse Rettigheder h9-
rer en- Ret for Arbejdsgiyeren,
og det er Retten til at bestemme
Betingelserne, under hyilke de,
der soger Beskeftigelse hos ham,
skal arbejde, lige meget ON Ar
bejdsgiveren er en- enkelt Per
son eller en- korporation. Der kan
sporges, hvad der saa bliyer af
Arbejdernes Ret til at organisere
sig, derSom Arbejdsgiveren som
F6lge al, at de g6r det, heyder
sin Ret, der er anerkendt af U.
). H6jesteret. Svaret kan yere
yanskelig nok at formulere, men
denne Ret er like forpligtet til
at syare paa Diet Sporgsmaal. Det
er dens Pligt at give Hejeste-
rettens autoriserede Afgorelse
Effekt, og denne Refs Kendelse
og Opinion giyer Kompagniet
Ret I'll at afskedige sine Arbejde.
re, dersom de SHUTTER sig til en-
Forening "
Altsaa Arbejdere har Ret til
at dame Foreninger, og Arbejds-
giyerne har Ret til at bestemme,
ON de vii benytte Foreningsmed-
lemmer eller like.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-08
svengke Udsendinger DON'T.

Sundblom og Bjorkman, de to
Medelmmer af den syenske Kom.
mission til Aalands6erne, der n.y.
lig blev arresteret af Finnerne
anklaget for Landsforrederi, er
iflg. Melding fra Stockholm af
/. ds blevet DON'T. De blev idomt
Is Maaneders Strafarbejde og
tre Aars Tab af borgerlige Ret
tigheder De syenske Ayiser er
oprorte over ,,Finlands preussi-
ske Aand." l ct tidligere Tele-
gram, den 13. JUL, var der med
delt, at Sagen Wide blive udsat
i Paayente af Ldsningen af Aa-
landsproblemet we'd Nationernes
Liga.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-08
29.Aare.

Yalg til President af Mexico i
Gaar ser Embedsmend her frem-
ad mod ct bedre Forhold mel
lem Mecixo og United States.
General Obregons offentlige Ia.
Ter og Udtalelser angaaende in
ternationale Afferer har EN-
bedsmend / Udenrigsdepar-
tementet her lagt noje Mer-
Ike til, og man we'd at dis
Sc, hans Platform og alt, hyad
han hevder, tyder paa, at Anne.
rikaneres LiY og Ejenodm vii
bliye sk@nket saadan Agtelse og
Beskyttelse, som de tilkommer,
uden nogen Made at forringe
Mexicos Suferenitet eller ned
sPtte diets Vardighed
Enhver Ytring, man hidtil har
set af Obregon, er gunstig imod
udenlandske Interesser, alt hvad
enhver Regering, hvis Folk har
Interesser Mexico, nogen Sim
de har forlangt. Det staar M
tilbage for Obregon at praktise-
re de Grundsetninger, han har
udtalt, hvad han efter herveren-
rende Embellishments Mening kan
gore med fuld Agtelse for Mex
icos Verdighed og Suyerenitet.