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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

The largest prune orchard in
the United States is near Eu.
gene.
Mrs. c. &. Currin has returned
from visit with her mother in
Eastern Oregon.
A baby boy arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Alertas
on Buchanan street the past
week.
One county in Oregon, Una.
tilla County. produces one pei
cent of the wheat of the United
States.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
ward Oliver a daughter, at their
home ll08 S. Syracuse street,
May 7th.
A bouncing baby boy arrived
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Johns of Moro, Oregon,
formerly of st. Johns, the past
week.
L. w. Angel. a former
citizen of st. Johns but for the
past three years located at Fall.
bridge in the railway service, is
spending q few weeks among
his old time friends here.
Murphy and Allen of the Muir
ply Timber Company have
taken over the smaller of the
Monarch mills in North Portland
this week. They expect to oper-
ate 1t as tie factory.
The Bachelor club celebrated
its l1th anniversary last Friday
evening at their rooms, which
were artistically and beautifully
decorated for the occasion. Il
is needless to say that a Jolly
good time was had.
Portland is about to give cold
storage facilities a big boost.
The Pacific Car and Founder
Company has just contracted to
build 200 refrigerator cars in
the local shops for the Pacific
Fruit Express Company as soon
as materials are available.
No Shriner will leave Oregon
ignorant Of its industries il the
Portland Ad Club has its say in
the matter. The organization
has an industrial committee
headed by George l.. Rauch.
which is asking cooperation of
local merchants in having win
dow displays featuring Oregon
products during Shriner and Rose
Festival weeks.
The largest numbering plant
In America is TO be brought TO
Astoria through an option Just
secured by X. A. Booth and
Amadee M. Smith on $50 acres
If land owned by the Astoria
Iron works. The deal
involves payment of $3.50, 600 for
he property. which is on Youngs
Bay. but the total investment, |
including the erection of a mill. !
s expected 10 reach the 50. 000..
700 mark.
Pickles and sauerkraut-l
)leAty of ihem-are TO be turned |
,ut from the modern plant at |
kenton now being built by the |
Oregon Packing Company. one
# the largest institutions of It's |
lind in the Northwest. IL has
branches at Vancouver. Wash. |
lewiston. Idaho and Salem and |
handles various kinds of fruits
md vegetables. The pickle fac
.ory is to be 80 by l80 feet and
me story high. |
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

Cool Dress CAPS $l.OO. ROC
ERS.
The entertaining play, Breezy
Point" will be given in the
Moose hall Friday evening. Tick
ct 80 cents.
Janitress wants office work.
Address ll5 w. Mohawk. 28
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21
SAL {.

We intend quit business in ST. Johns aud selling goods
real goodness reduced prices the prices quoted below
odme wholesale prices Come and get the benefit them This
opportunity that you afford The increasing
bers people who visit daily convincing that the
pie of ST. Johns know bargains when they them.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

A baby boy arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Alertas
on Buchanan street the past
week.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1920-05-21

Mrs. C. c. Currin has returned
from a visit with her mother in
Eastern Oregon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-07
CHARGES GEORGE
WITH RUSS WAR
Irish Member of House Of
Commons Accuses Pre-
mier Of Intrigue.

LONDON Aug. e.--An uproar
broke out In the house OF commons
this afternoon when Joseph Devlin.
an Irish nationalist member. openly
accused Premier Lloyd George Of
connecting war against Russia"
Tho session wns suspended.
Devlin was ordered by Speaker
Lowthor to leave the house follow
ing his sensational utteTance.
Tho trouble began when Devlln
shouted.
premier Lloyd 0oorRe has de-
ciared war on ireland and now he
has gone elaowhero conoertlnR war
against Russia"
Instantly pandcmonium broke out.
Above the din, Dcylin shouted.
~ dcspise the house OF com mons!'
Tho fiery Irish member finally
departed, accompanied by other ma
tionnllsts and ma jorlty OF the la
borltcs. but not until ho had aired
further hts views of the British gov
ernncnt.
when Speaker Bowther first re-
qucstcd Devlin to depart. tho latter
refused. shouting;
Bring on your army OF occupa-
ton"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-07
LOW PRICES IN SIGHT
Dun's business Reviewed Shows
Pricr Rcnction " Genuine and
VIII Continue Downward.

NEW YORK. Aug. 6.--Dun. Is to-
morrow will say: Doubts as TO the
genuinenoss OF the price reaction
steadily diminish as successive week
ly ana monthly comparisons Of
wholesale quotations disclose con-
tinuod yielding. while the raise in
railroad freight rates. which has in
fluenccd sentiment favorably, may
tend to retard the deflation OF some
prices. yet other elements are oper-
ating to dopress tho markets for diff
ferent important commodities, and
tho conviction grows stronger that
tho lossonod consumptive demands
will cause lower prices in many in
stances.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-07

management OF the Majestic Theater
that Robert Louis Stevenson's great
est work. Treasure Island" would
be shown beginning Sunday has
struck n popular chord within all
Tulsa and the presentation Is sure
TO be rewarded with crowded
houses during It's run here, 1t Ia
possible that no story could have
been 40 lavlshly produced aa this
mighty classic and the fact that
Maurice Tourneur. one OF the worlds
master directors, staged tho play,
gives II added zest.
Maurice Tourneur has succeeded
admirably In putting Robert Louis
Stevenson on the screen in his re-
markhble film version OF Treasure
Island Mr.. Tourneur has done
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-07

the wise thing. He has followed
tho story OF the Stevenson classic
faithfully In it's details and thus has
not only produced n picture that Is
packed with red-bloodcd adventure,
but which is rich in the spirit and
lore Of the pirate days.
BY his vivid depction OF the fight
nt Benbow Tavern at the very open
ing OF the film, Mr.. Tourneur
catches the interest OF his audience
From there the scenes move swift
ly TO the acquisition of the treasure
chart by young Jim Hawkins. his
hiding away on the vessel as stow
away, the mutiny. fight with the
pirates. and final success OF the
search for the hidden gold.
Shirley Mason has the role OF Jim
and makes q most charming youth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-07

indeed. Lon Chaney is Merry and
Pew. Charles Ogle gives an excel
lent portrayal OF Long John Silver.
and other members OF the cast also
enter into the story with sympathy
and spirit 1t In a Paramount Art
craft picture well worth the atten-
ton OF everybody. whether they be
a regular screen fan or not.
Treasure Island" confirms Mau-
rice Tourneur's right TO be called "A
master at producing great stories
on the screen. He gave this impress
sion in his admirable screen ver-
eon OF The Romany Rye" pro-
duced under the name of The Life
Line" and of Joseph Conrad's strik-
ing novel, Victory"
This attraction will be shown at
the Majestic tomorrow .--Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-07
American BarteRders
NOlO Working in France

CHICAGO. Aug. "a burning
question which has agitated Amer
lea since January l6--what has be-
come of the bartenders was an
swered here today by f. y. fitch
cock. former secretary OF the Chit
cago grain dealers association, Just
back from Paris, AT Maxims," he
said. "is an American bartender who
used to preside over things at the
Morrison here. And one who used 10
be at the Palmer House. l found at
the Hotel Negresoo"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-07
Lit Ban on Sunday
Funeral for Rites
OUer LOckLedr Body

FORT WORTH. Tex. Aug. g.
Although sunday funerals are
prohibited In Fort Worth, an OK
ception viii be made ,n tho case
Of Aviator Ormer isocklear. who
with Lieut. Mil Elibtt. fell to
hls death white pilung nm us
consion In Los AnFllss, Monday.
The body viii arrive ints Sat
urday and viii . rur.rd sunday
afternoon. Ubdertakcrs. grave
diggers and ministcrs waived
their agreement against sunday
hufiala In tho case Of f.ockicar.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-07
HEAR SHARTEL AUG. 10
Corporation Commission Sets Date
for Testing Reasons for FArc
Boost Asked la Oklahoma city,

OKLAHOMA CITY. Aug. 6.-Au-
gust o as the date set by the cor
porntion commission today for hear
Ing on tho application Of the Okla
homa Railway company for In
creased intcrurbnn rates from Okla
homa City 60 outlying points. The
increase Will involve an addition OF
approximately 12h per cont % the
revenue OF the lines.
Ratio Increases proposed are from
Oklahoma city to Norman, I'll Reno
and Outhrie.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-07
SeisOn,ogrdph Counts
Thirteen Small Qudkes

OBSERVATORY, Santa Clara.
Calf. Aug. 6.--Thirteen small
shocks OF southern origin were Sc
corded by the seiso nograph here
today between 7:lf 4. IN. and e:23
n m. Father Rlcard, scisomologlst,
announced this afternoon.
Careful study OF the long distance
quakes recorded yesterday between
e:3S n. IN. and $3.50 y. m, Father
Richard announced. Indicated that
they came from over 1000 miles
away. In the Pacific ocean.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-07
Railroads Permitted
to File NeD Charges

WASHINGTON, Aug. Especial
permission To file blanket schedules
containing the new freight and pas
eenger rates and other charges re-
Gently authorized was given the
railroads OF the country today by
the Interstate commerce commission.
The roads are required to file COM
pleted freight tariffs within three
months from September 1.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-07
BREAKS HIS HANDCUFFS
Prisoner, Linked to Policeman, Tries
20 Mnkc ScnsatIonnI Escape.

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Aug. e.
lIandcuffcd to a policeman after be-
ing arrested on n charge Of burglary.
Nat Fabus tried a spectacular es-
cape last night by leaping over a
b0-foot elf along which he was bo-
ing led. Ths patrolman braced his
fcct against the wall while the pris-
oncr dhnglcd over the other side.
Suddenly "A link In the handouts
gave way and the prisoner dropped
but directly at the feet Of two Ho-
boken policemen who promptly re-
arrested him,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-07
SMpping Board Asks
for Large Oil Bids

WASHINGTON. Aug. 6. The
shipping board today called for
bids to supply approximately 3,000,-
600 gallons of lubricating oil to gov
ernment vessels at ports on the At
lnntic, Pacific and gulf coasts. Bids
will he received until September Is
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-07
ROOSEVELT FINISHES WORK
Democratic Nominee For Vice Prcsi-
dcncy Says Goodbye 10 Many.

WASHINGTON. Aug. s.---Frankiln
II. Roosevelt, democratic vice prcsi-
Dental nominee, today concluded
his duties as assistant secretary Of
the navy and left for Dayton. Ohio.
TO attend the notification ceremonies
tomorrow for Governor Cox, the
democra'ir presidential candidate.
Mr. Roosevelt bade the officers
and men Of the navy aflont farewell
In messages sent by radio to all
ships.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-07

For testing alrplane motors and
equipment the United States 7u.
rcau OF Standards has established n
laboratory In which they can be tested
under the conditions experienced
In nltitMhna Mn To 40 .nnn feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-07
NITRO HANDLER IS INJURED
Emptics Explode With Sufficient
Fore To Result Fatally.

YALE. Okla, Aug. 6.--Max p.
Moore, son OF Philip and Myrtle
Moore. was very painfully Injured
Tuesday afternoon on the Magnolia
OIL g Refining Co. lease. An ex-
plosion occurred while no was load
ing the empties back on the wagon.
At this writing the victim is still
alive, but very low. and not expect
ed to live many hours. He is we'll
known In Oklahoma, Texas and
Weat virginia oil fioids
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-07

A new machine counts coins OF all
denominations without needing sep
arate attachments. operates contin-
uously or VIII stop automatically
when set amounts are counted and
when operated by hand will count
more thnn 1000 coins u minute.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-10-09
WOMAN'S COMMITTEE Of c. OF {.
HEADED BY MISS LELAH LINCOLN

health and pleasure seekers. The ia
nous mud baths pronounced by Spe-
Cansis as possessing great medicinal
ard curative qualities the well known
Starved Rock region Deer Park, aud
Sulphur Springs will play up before
the public eye.
Fred Towne, a prominent west side
grocer, stated yesterday: Il believe
i" the Chamber of Commerce ana be-
lie,c that the right idea has been ex-
pressed in the plan OF the reorgauiHl-
ton movement and want TO do my
Ii, in making it a success. Ottawa
can bo made the best city in the val
Icy by . combined effort for the good
of the community. Put me down for
a membership
II was only a few years ago that
Clevelanl O., realized that the max
ing OF a city was the work of an in
dividual but au inclusive association
OF individuals It discovered that
merchants, manufacturers bankers
lawyers, real estate men, physicians
and artisans were acting SinguIarly
as classes, doing little for the good
OF the city, so Cleveland united these
classes and today the Cleveland
Chamber OF Commerce is perhaps the
finest model of organization etfiCien-
cy in the country. Cooperative spir-
II became the contagion that organ
ized the whole life of the city. In a
measure the problems Of Ottawa are
akin to those of the larger cities.
Here there is every element Of sue
cess and prosperity. 1t remains only
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-10-09
MISS BRALLE, c|TY'S
HEALTH NURSE, IS
EX-S0LD|ER'S BRIDE
WEDDING TO PATRICK F|TZMAU-
RICE CELEBRATED AT ST. CO
BUMBh CHURCH --- TO MAX &
HOME ON SOUTH SIDE.

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'fe'y pretty hul quiet "e""'"h' '9
lrortracttng parties WrIo Miss h. NJ
p,,i1a ott,ua,s n.,l.c health nlr@r.
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nuntjal mass. The couplc were attend
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d very pleasing manner
Following 'hc ceremony at n'e
ehllfeh a Wed"lhS hFe"hl"S' Was 81! v
ed at the nome OF MrN. James y oo't
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-10-09
AIDS ARE APPOINTED TO ASSIST
HER IN CAMPAiGN-PUB
DEPARTMENT HOLDS ITS FIRST
SESSION.

ot,oY, woman and Interested in
-. .,...,. ..o
many p"''dh'"'o'io ii's'i'u'io"' anu
Identified with all movements tor the
advancement of the city. was select
cd as chairman of . woman'4 commit.
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taWa Chamber OF commerce yeS'er-
day by general chairman, h. c. Brand
Of the citizens committee Miss Lin
coin viii not be alone in her work
for Mr.. Brand has appointed the fol.
lowing women to aid her: Mrs. Clar
enuc Griggs, Mrs. Charles Il. Hook,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-10-09
BANDITS TAKE LA SALl.E
DOCTORS BANK ROLL

La Sale, H., oct 9.-Dr, Edmund
Burke. prominen' physician Of this
CITY. was held up about 1880 o'clocil
last night by two unmaskcd robbers
or Goodng street between Fourth
and Fifth streets The two bandits
approached Dr. Burke and pointed a
revolver in his face forcing him to
give them what money he carried
amounting to about $50. No know,
edge of who the bandits we're has
been received by the local authorities
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-10-09
KNIGHTS OF PYTH|AS
Of DISTRICT CLOSE:
MEET WITH DRILL
PUBLIC GIVEN CHANCE TO SEE
CRACK PERU TEAM IN ACTION
GRAND LODGE OFFICERS At
TEND CONVENTION HERE.

"u was the best convention yet
held this year" that was the verdict
of Grand Chancellor Andrew ODon'
nell and Grand Keeper Of Records and
Seal Al Douglass, both Of Chicago, re-
garding the district meeting OF the
X of T. at Ottawa yesterday ana tha'
was saying great deal too.
There were present at the conVeh'
tion representatives. from the foi'o"
ing lodges: ottawa Spring Valley
Depue, Marseilles. Oglesby Peru
Princeton, dearonNla Walnut ana
Wyanet In all, delegates and WISH,
ing members. there were hundred
or more in attendance.
The session in the afternoon was
taken M with matters pertaining 10
the work Of the Knights Of PYthlas
order Addresses We're made by th'
attending officers Of the grand lodge
and others of the members.
At o'clock a banquet was served
hy the ladies of the Marcabees in Odd
Fellows hall partaken OF with relish
by all present
The next annual meeting OF the us
trict will be hold a. Princeton, the
date to be fixed by the grand lodge
OF the state. which will meet at La
Sale in September next year.
The grand lodge officers who at
tended the Ottawa meeting came from
a like convention held at Pontiac on
the preceding day. From here they
go TO Danvlle.
While in Ottawa yesterday the
grand officers held special session
OF the grand lodge of the order and
conferred the grand lodge degrees on
a number of eligible candidates.
Dokky Team Drills.
The meeting was brought to close
last night with a drill by the Peru
Uokky team The exhibition was
staged on Court street where special
lights were installed over the htoro-
fare. \ crowd Of about 500 witnessed
the drill and applauded the team en-
Enthusiastically as it performed the in
tricate maneuyers with precision and
in perfect unison. The performance
Put on by the Peru men was one OF
the best of its kind ever staged in OF
taWa.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-10-09

champions by a score OF
five to one. Coveleskies
potent pitching stumped the Dodgers.
Brooklyn used four pitchers to stop
the eruption Of hits from the Indians
bats.
Easily 27o00 persons, one Of the
largest Cleveland hosts to ever wit
ness game here. jammed league
park to see the American League pen
nant winners face the invading Doh
gers, who hold the edge of an odd
game over Chief Speakers warriors
Stanley Coveleskie, Polish apostle
of the moistened ball, fed the poison
ed pill to the National League cham
pons.
"If | can get my splitter breaking
we can put this game in the bat bag
Coveleskie said.
All Cleveland came TO League park
today and hundreds surged into town
from all over Ohio and other cen
tral western states to see the Indians
take its worlds series baptism. The
city was somewhat low in spirit, over
the double humping administered in
Brooklyn and Mayor Fitzgerald issued
an official proclamation for everybody
/ to get out and root today for Speaker
and his men. All factory whistles
/ blew at noon and flags were flown
where flags never flew before. Hun
dreds stood in line all night to get
| into the unreserved stands A shark
| stuck in sardne box had "a much
room to spare as the throng filled
| reaches of the open stand.
/ The game play by play.
First Inning
/ Brooklyn Olson went out. Gardner
/ to Johnston Sewell threw out John.
ston at first Griffith popped to Gard
ner No runs, no hits, no errors.
Cleveland Jameson lined out to
Cadore. Wamby walked. Cadore's
curves breaking wide. Speaker sing.
led into center field. Wamby going to
second. Wamby scored on Smiths
single to center, Speaker going to
third. On The throw to catch Speak
er, Smith went to second Gardner
/ flied to Myers and Speaker scored on
1 the catch, Smith held second. John
stnn famed Two runs, two hits. no
! errors.
| Second Inning.
! Brooklyn Wheat sent a fly to ia
| mieson. Myers flied out to Smith
Honey ont, Wamhy to Johnston No
runs, no hits, no errors,
/ Cleveland-S -Sewell was given
great cheer when he came to bat.
SeWell drove the ball up against the
screen and the ball bounded back
into Griffith's hands and it went for
single. O'Neill singled through
Johnston, Sewell going to second. Ca
! dore was taken from the box and Ma.
mauX took the pitchers box. Cove.
leskie struck ont. Jameson sent a
/ fly to Myers and SeWelI was doubled
at second, Myers to Olson to kilduff.
No runs, two hits, no errors.
Third Innino.
I Rr0oklyn--\ilduff struck out. Viii
Inr nl,t CoycIpsl ltia 10 Johnston Ma
nq,ry famed No runs, 40 hits. no
errors
/ Clnva anf -Wambv singled to rjsht
sneaker got a long single into center
and on thp throw 10 1hird, which taii
rl to get Xamby, speaker ran to SCI.
npd, getting there with a fne hook
/ :. lie Namaux was taken from the
/ noy 3nd Pnha Narouara went in +,
pftch. Burns batted for Smith. VAN
/ by and Sneaker scored on Brrrs'
single to lett Gardner s.ruck o,t
/ Wood hatred for Johnston and fie1
! to Myers. Spweu scratched an IN
/ fi.Id mt crrn- going +, thhd one,
was r;,rnrselv nassed and he bags
We're llled. Coveleskie forced out
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-10-09
Sufficient Excuse.

Jmmie's teacher asked him why he
was late and he replied: "Nohody
walked up, cause the wakcup bell in
the clock didn't ring"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-10-09
DEFEATS BROOKLYN
5T0 IN FOURTH OF
PENMAMT CONTESTS

Cleveland Oct. 9.---The Clevelands romped off
with the fourth game of the worlds series in easy
fashion today trampng the PROSTATE form
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-10-09

Cleveland, Oct. 9.-Rube MaTuuard
one of the star left handlers Of the
Brookyn's was arrested here today
on a charge Of ticket scalpnd
MarQuard was arrested IN the lobby
Of q down town hotel on warrants IS
sued by Assistant Prosecutor Stan
ton. ne was charged with offering for
sale eight box seats, the original cost
Of which was $50, 80 for $3.50. He was
released on his own recognjzance. to
appear in municipal court Monday to
answer to the charge.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-10-09
Brooklyn.
Score by Innings.

Lamar batted for Marquard.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-10-09
|3S$STASl)) 3SSE Md1)
BAIT ERlES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and O'Neil'.
Brooklyn--Cadora. Mamaux, Mar
Guard and Pfeffer, and Miller.
BOX SCORE Or FOURTH GAME.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-10-09
lloyd George Aroused.

Carnarvon. Wales, oct. 9-In an
address delivered here TODAY Premier
Llovd George attacked Sim Fein
methods of winning liberty for Ire
and and was scathing in his verbal
assault upon the reprisals plan as
now being carried ont in ireland
He argued that the police in Ire
land do not bomb houses and shoot
men without proyoCation The pre-
mier said that 23S pOlicomcn had been
shot. of whom l09 had been killed
Ard the patience Of the police had
given way with the result that they
hit back He demanded whether the
police were To stand to be shot down
like dogs, without any attempt to de
fend themselves.
The premier said the murderons
gangs which now tyrauni2e ireland
must he broken M and the govern
ment must proceed with measure Of
complete self government OF the coun
try
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-10-09

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Gstabilshsd 1eoo
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-10-09

Fair tonight and Sun.
day; warmer tonight.