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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-02
100000 PEOPLE TO
ATTEND THE 1922
SHR|NERS' c 0 N v.
MORE THAN 90 TEMPLES WILL
SEND UNIFORMED PATROLS
TO SAN FRANCISCO FOR BIG
MEETING FROM JUNE 1916.

San Francisco, June Three hun
drod thousand Shriners and friends
are expected in San Francisco for the
convention OF the Shrine June 1916
Ninety-odd temples will send uniform
ed patrols with their organizations
and many of them will have bands
and Chanters in the parades, They
will come from every state in the
union, from Canada. from the Hawai-
ian Islands and from Mexico
Medihah Temple of Chicago. which
has a membership of $4,000, will send
its delegation in five or more trains;
other temples will send organizations
on the five or six steamers coming
through the Panama Canal from East.
ern ports. Thousands Of automobiles
will cross the hot sands Of the desert,
bringing individual Shriners along
the trails of the Argonauta, many of
them to camp near Fort Mason in
San Francisco,
One million board feet Of lumber
il being erected into grandstands in
the Civic Center, and along Market
Street and Van Ness Avenue for ac.
commodation of 10000 spectators OF
three gorgeous pageants Islam TEN
pie, host of the visiting Mobiles, and
citizens of San Francisco, have rails.
cd 100000 to do them honor The
CITY is to be beautifully decorated.
Ten thousand uniformed Shriners,
with seventyfve bands and drum
corps will escort Imperial Potentate
Ernest 4. Cults, of Alec Temple SAY.
annah Ga, June 10, to the Civic Au-
ditorium. where the Imperial Council
will formally receive Shriners and
their friends. Later, the council will
hold executive session at Scottish
Rite Hall. and in the evening the In
perial Potentate will visit the several
halls where balls will be held in his
honor
The following day. Wednesday. the
cornerstone for a hospital for Grip
uled children of any race or creed
will be laid by the Imperial Potentate.
Wednesday and Thursday there
will be night parades. Thursday
pageant to tell by means OF electric
allv illuminated floats and 10000 I'M
formed marchers the story of ciyili-
cation.
Airplane exhibitions, automobile
races and yachting races will be pro-
vided for the visitors entertainment,
and they are expected to participate
sports.
Imperial Council officers probably
will be elected June 16. 1t is believ-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-02

of Mr. and Mrs II, d, short on Wc1
tuesday OF last week.
= &3ruu Gpliaulr. was down from
. ,t"lfn o. "t.ooi tho funeral of AIS
grandmother, Mrs Doyle which vas
/ l'w at la sale on Wednesday morn,
ms
Nh. AVID Mrs John Nllshay, Mr..
I sd Mrs. WIN Ninahay of Truman
J'E Nr. R9Ncr md wife of Mendoza
-Fet sunday guests of Mr.. and Mr..
Charles Wtlshly.
Our passenger train ON the Chicago
aud Northwestern has changed time.
gs follows: Southbound, 1883 u. m ;:
uorihhourd, @.iN y. m. The office
hours %, the station agent II. l.. Eos
ter are trou $50 q. m ~ $50 p. M.
These from alar who attended the
.HAtral services OF the late Henri ct
finger OF Frcorort, hgld on Wcdngs.
day afternoon Cl last week, were Mrs
Josephine Ettlncor ANA Mr. and Nr#.
II. D, Perkins ald daughter Dorothy
II Freeport; Mr. and Mrs. c. :. Ut.
tincnr Of Japesyillc Wis; Mr., and
Mrs, J. G. De Bolt and daughter Mar
garet OF Pontiac; Wesley Iagol at
Bloomington; Wendell Ettinger pt
Mendoza, end Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Blakes'y OF Utica.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Shed and the
Misses Short OF Aurora were wcet
end guests at the short homes.
Elmer Lewis was down from Cuj.'
caso to spend Memorial day with his
parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Lewis.
Mrs Nettic pgrsoutttc and son of
Pontiac and Mrs Ed Byrps of la
sale were guests Of MIR and Mrs
Charles wilkins on Memorial day.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Nogol accom-
panied by their guests, Mr., and Mrs
Henry EnGel of La Sale; Mr. and Mrs
George Mason and daughter Ethel q.
Joliet, and Mir. and Mrs Henry Engg'
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-02
IDYL GLEN

Mr.. and Mrs, C. A. Classon and
pclmar and Mrs, Sabina Teal we're In
Ottawa Thursday,
Louis Daniolson shcllcd corn Thurs
day
Mrs. Elccta Hole and Bcrnice we're
Sheridan callers Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs, Sias Williamson and
children spent Sunday at Luther Sch
bys
X. II, Knutson spent sunday after,
noon with friends in Plano.
The OriOlc Girls and Temple
Builders met Sunday afternoon with
their monitor, Ethel Williamson
Elmer Classun spent Monday oven
ing at his brother Clarence ClassOn s.
Let Il Go at That.
Any fool can be- II censor. but one
has tu be- somebody ~ he censored.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-02
BURLINGTON EARNS
$l68, 712,268 LAST YR,

Chicago. June |. Gross operating
oarners of the Chicago, Burlington
n Quincy railroad for 1921 were
Sl6S,7l226S compared with St55,
iS3,SO' for the ten months Of 1920 fol
lowing federal control, according To
the company's annual report issued
today
The total gross income was S32..
@Sj,37S compared with $3O,7OG99 800 for
1920 and the net income was $25, 600,
973 compared with $22,92i,3G3. The
income balance transferred to profit
and loss amounted to S6,Oli9iS. The
capitalization of the Burlington rail,
road $4,000 mile, stands as. one
Of the lowest In the country
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-02

ed the only contest will be imperial
outer guard, yowcst rank of the i'm
perial council Imperial Deputy Pen.
tcntate James $ McGandless of Aloha
Temple, Honolulu, according to ira,
ditional practice, will become imper
lal potentate, and other officers will
move up in their stations,
The convention over, Imperial Pc
tentate McGundless will be escorted
to his temple, Aloha, at Honolulu, the
Shriners crossing the
seas on their chartered steamer Al
oha Temple will welcome VISITING
mobiles and friends 10 the Hawaiian
Islands. and do them honor,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-02
Listening to Aurora

A northern traveller says That Labra.
dor PRESENTS unusual facilities for the
observation Of the aurora horealls.
TINS person says he sometimes heard
the aurora horcalS when It was max
ing Il rapid movement and the sound
was that of u faint, crisp rustling.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-02

sunday at the Anton Pller home IN
MENDOZA
Mr. aud Mrs, Lee of la Sale were
sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. wal
Gtit
, 1922-04-08
ONTDE
People Notice It.. Drive Them
Off with DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

Apimply face will not embanass you
much longer if you get a package of
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. The skin
should begin to clear after you have
taken the tablets a few nights.
Cleanse the blood. bowels and liver
with DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the
successful substitute for calomel; there's
no sickness or pain after taking them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do that
which calomel does, and just as efec-
lively. but their action is gentle and
safe instead of severe and irritating.
No one who takes Olive Tablets is
ever cursed with a dark brown taste, "
a bad breath. a dull. l~istless, mo good"
feeling. constipation. torpid liver. bad
disposition Oh pimply face
Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable
compound mixed with olive oil; you
will know them by their olive color.
DR.. Edwards spent years among pa
tents afflicted with liver and bowel
complaints and Olive Tablets are the
immensely effective result Take one or
two nightly for a week. See how much
better you feel and look 15c and 30c.
, 1922-04-08

GIL East II street Mona d. Giles
pie. pastor. s33 North Madison street.
Sunday school at 10 a m. E. A Tur-
ner. superintendent Morning worship
at IL a m Sermon by pastor. Even
ing worship at 7-30 =. m. Sermon by
pastor. The church viii observe the
day as the first birthday anniversary
as an organization In this city. The
Woman's prayer band and Bible study
class viii meet at the home of Mrs.
Ed. Wubbins. 932 North Harrison.
Wednesday afternoon at $50. A good
attendance is desired. The regular
, 1922-04-08

Fifth and Beech
c.. NJ Thompson pastor
Sunday school. 9;4s a m There is
a class for you
Morning worship 1850 A. m. Theme.
THE Location of the Kingodm-"
Il. Y. p. o. go p. m.
Evening service. TAO u. m. Theme
THE Religion of Grant,
Mid+week service, Wednesday. TO
p. nj Lecture on Latin-America-
Thursday evening. Landlords. 7:5o
p m Tho brotherhood monthly good
time
Sunday evening the pastor win give
the second OF his series on the Re-
ligion of the President President
Grant win o the topic for the even
ing Tho musical features VIII be
attractive too. The Baptist -Four
Maio Quartet and the choir viii give
special numbers Last Sunday night
tho room was packed Come and en-
joy these with the crowds Thursday
evening h Brotherhood has its next
monthly good time A basketball game
and a voTley ball game will be part of
thaso evening amusements and eats"
men are invited to come out to
this got-together. Strangers In Cas-
per arc always welcome to all the
srevices- You are a stranger but ono
in the First Baptist church
, 1922-04-08

1908 North Durbin street Sabbath
school 10 a m Morning service ii
n m. Text Hebrews s11- Subject.
ASSURANCE of Faith Young peoples
society z D. m Leader Harry Lee
Evening service 7s45 p. m. Text, John
s@s- Jesus said-This IS the work
Of God that ye believe on him whom he
hath sont." Arrangements are being
mace for n primary department OF
the Sabbath scasol to meet in tho up
stairs room of the chapel formerly
used for b sabbath school This
VIII give the other classes more room,
which is much needed
REV MARSHALL.
, 1922-04-08

beginning at s:45 with tho Sunday
school which will merge into the com
'munion and preaching service at 1o:35
continuing tho work OF tho pre-Easter
campaign. The First Christian church
corner Grant and Lind Charles G,
Stout, minister. office IN the church
phone 137eW. Continuing the special
series of c~vangelistic meetings we will
open the Sunday school at 9:45 a M
and continue through to the close OF
the morning service. communion com
ling at 10:35. Christian Endeavor IN
the evening $50. Evangelietic serv
ice 1880. The snowstorm has cut the
attendance for he first week of the
meetings but we are hopeful for the
, 1922-04-08

week which we are now 70 begin anc
1t Is desired that every member OF
the church and all who are friendly
to tho church OF have any care for
the advancement OF the cause Of chris
tianity in Casper shaii set aside as
much time n exert as much fnnu-
ence as possible to make the meeting
n real
We are here TO serve and hope to be
used in every day possible to encour
and help all who wish to get
right. be right and do right Rcmem-
Dor that the meetings VIII continue
every evening at T.so with the excep-
ucn OF Saturday evening.
, 1922-04-08
A. Church
@Announc0mgnt

famous Jewish kings. Evening wor-
ship TO, emon The Message Of
HIS Name" Anthem, God Who
Madest Earth and Heaven ID. Buck.
Duet, -reaeh Ne to Pray Jewett-
Mrs. Frank and Miss Marquis Ken
wood Sunday school ESQ p m Special
music Meeting of session at close of
morning n evening services West
Minister Guild Wednesday 40 D. m.
at tho Manse. Prayer and bible study
Wednesday 7s3o p m Subject 1 Cor.
& Ladies' bible class taught by Mrs.
Wilson viii have q ciass party in the
church THURSDAY 7:3o p. M SPECIAL
Easter services next Sunday morning
and evening with special music. Re
.ception OF new members and baptts
NAL service at II a m Knight Temp
lars and Order OF De Molay VIII be
present at the evening service for the
annual Easter Not the
change Of evening from 5:3o to tbs
y m. Eastern evening. We welcome
all to attend these services.
, 1922-04-08

Tzs West Eleventh street
bible school 2.3o = M There are
ciassea for all.
Preaching service. s15 .. m Theme
The Alan God Called n Fool"
Rev c. NJ. Thompson, Jr- VIII
prelch and special music win make
the services additionally attractive
This chapel IS To serve all who live in
the western part of the city You and
your friends are welcome The chapel
was opened Tor your convenience
, 1922-04-08

Christian Science services are held
every Sunday at II a m in the
church edifice at tho corner Of Fourth
and Grant streets. The lesson ser
mon for tomorrow is Are Sin. Disease
and Death ReaiI-
The public Is cordially invited.
Sunday school for pupils up to the
ago OF 20 is held at s.45 g. m
Testimonial meetings are held Wed
nesday evening at s O'Clock
, 1922-04-08

South jefferson and Gas Fourteenth
streets. Regular service at IL O'Clock
Sunday morning. We aspect to have
with us Frank Lindbsrg. an evangelist
VIII preach at the morning and eve
ing services Communion will be held
at > o'clock in the afternoon and
preaching service at 7:3o in the even
ing. Preaching at the morning serv-
ice win be in the Swedish language
and at thu evening service in English.
Prayer meeting Thursday night al
, 1922-04-08

Seventh and wolcott streets. Rev.
Philip K Edwards, rector. Holy com
munion at 500 a m Church school
at s45 - m Morning prayer and
sermon at 11.1e a. m. Evening serv-
ice at 7:So p m Holy week services
Thursday ut 4 and 7:5o p. m Good
Friday holy communion at $40 a m.
Three hours service at IL noon. Sat.
urday, baptismal service at 40 p. M
, 1922-04-08

US with the real revival spirit for
Mills Rev. Sims desires the help OF
all processing Christians fhat a unit
ed effort fer this meeting may b-as
the blessing O. God upon the town Of
Mills A cordial invitation is extended
to everyone by the evangelist and
pastor Rev. A E Sims. evangelist
Hattie Lambert. pastor.
, 1922-04-08

Sunday school lao D. m r. c. Car
lie. superintendent Children's meet
ing 2:30 p. m Preaching service 7:3o
p. m by Rev. A E Sims. evangelist
from Denver. Rev. Sims has just
closed a revival meeting at Cheyenne
with good success and has come to
, 1922-04-08
Church OF Jesus Christ Of Latter Dz,
Saints

Services held in Union Labor han.
$40 North Woicott
Sunday school at 1910 a m
Evening services OF 40 p m
Cordial invitation to all
No collections taken
Relief Society viii meet Tesday al
tfrnoon at ? o'clock with Mrs Carl
537 South Grant street
Relief society social win be Monday
evening at Labor Union han at $50
p M
, 1922-04-08


sos East Second street. Rev. Lewis
z. Carter. pastor ss45 a m Sunday
school. The largest attendance in the
history OF the school last week Glasses
for all aEeS- IL n m sermon: Apply
ing tho Golden Rule In Religious Life"
The class of young people who have
been under instruction for several
month VIII be received into full mem
bership. 315 p. m. Kings Heralds-
$50 d. m. social hour conducted by
the Epworth beaEue- Young people
are invited. $50 D. m Epworth
League devotional meeting Mrs. r.
r. Mcknight. leader. Duet by Miss
ByIund and Miss Dakin. T:3o p. m
sermon THE Triumphal Entry
Tuesday night social by h Business
and Professional Wcmen's class Tues
day. go p. m. Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary society at the home of MIS-
w. A. Lester. 623 East First street
Mrs r. A Smith, Mrs Goulding and
Mrs. Keimer VIII assist The program
will include reading By Miss Helen
Simpson, piano solo. by Mrs. Cook.
vocal solo MISS Margaret Speas- Wed
nesday. s p m stereopticon lecture by
Mrs. Carter ON Turkey and the Holy
Lands. Mrs. Carter lived in Turkey
four years and will show views she
o herself. Thursday night. Epworth
League social Friday. choir rehearsal.
Friday from IL noon to 3 p. m. a
Good Friday service OF song, prayer
and meditation Several church will
unite in this service and tho various
pastors VIII speak briefly on tho Sew
en- Words of Christ on h cross. Sing
ers from the various choirs will take
part. The service win be continuous
and any one may como. and SO as they
please.
, 1922-04-08

midweek prayer meeting At the church.
Thursday night At tao All are or
daily invited TO attend and strangers
are made welcome.
, 1922-04-08

TO. Preaching servics Friday morn
ing at IL O'Clock IN the Swedish an
guaee and in the evening OF the
same day in English
, 1922-04-08
First Prrshxterfan.

Corner Sixth and Durbin. Rev.
Charles A Wilson. pastor. Sunday
school and bible classes 9:45- Morning
worship IL o'clock Sermon. Erne
Striving for the Kingdom" Anthem,
Send Out Thy Light" Gounod. Duet.
Father All Glorious" Bailey. Mes
DANES Lind an6 L~eschinsky. Young
peoples society $50 p. m. A study of
, 1922-04-08

The victory Workers Of the Meth
idist church will hold n bake sale
April 10, at Whites Gro
ce-y, beginning at 10 O'CLOCK
, 1922-04-08

Women who pay income tax in New
York number nearly 10000
, 1922-04-08

south lark and East Fourth street
L H Gockel. patsor- $50. Sunday
school 1880. morning service Ger
MANI Text OF sermon Matthew 1ezI
"a ThameL "Seifdanial for Jesus
SalA" TO evening Lsnten service
Engiisfs Text OF sermon; Lnke 3s-4s.
ThernG Father. Into Thy Hands /
Commend My Spiritr' The choir WIN
rahearso after this service. On Good
Friday evening a German service win
be held in which Holy communion
viii be celebrated The preparatory
service VII begin al us. the main
service at 7-3o. On Easter Sunday
morning an English service VIII be
held together with n celebration OF
holy communion Tho preparatory
service VIII commence at 1850; the
main s~ervics-at IL O'Clock Those de
string to partake OF the sacrament
will their intention to the
pastor Monday afternoon or evening.
, 1922-04-08

REV. MARSHALL
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-29

. Bids will be received by the City Commits
missioners Of the City Of Lakeland, Florida
until 80 ? NJ. June LIST, 1922 on the fol-
lowing described equipment, which is 10 be us
ed to increase the pumping capacity Of the
municipal water plant.
This equipment shall consist of two centri
fugal pumps one Of which is to be direct
connected to n slip ring motor, the other to
be direct connected to a non-c0 ndensing steam
turbine. Both units that is the motor driv-
en- pump ana the turbine driven pump shall
be mounted on one base, and skeIch show
ing arrangement Of units shall accompany
the bid. The centrifugal pumps must be so
arranged, and piped that they can be operated
either individually in series or In parallel.
When operating individually or in parallel
the capacity Of each pump shall be 209D gal
per minute against a maximum head Of 1870
IT. and when working in series the combined
capacity Of the two pumps shall be 1000 gal.
per minute when operating against $50 #.
head.
| 1t is the purpose Of these pumps to serve
the domestic supply Of water for the city Of
Lakeland when operating Individually or in
parallel and to serve as a fire pump when
operating in series. Each Of the centrifugal
pumps shall be Of the single stage type, having
horizontal split castings. Double suction and
single discharge connections in the bottom
each pump 1900 B. P. NJ.
Each proposal shall state the efficiency ex-
pected when operating individually and when
4
scription Of the mechanical construction Of
the pumps shall accompany each bid.
! The proposals shall include all piping,
check valves and valves and an temized list
OF what Is to be furnished In this line will
be required, giving the make Of both piping
and valves.
The motor shall be phase, $500 volt, 60
| cyce, 1900 R. p NJ, ~ degrees and shall
be Of sufficient size to operate Its pump at
| full load capacity.
The expected K. W. consumption at IA
| load, 1-2 load, and ga load, full load and
1 IA load, shall accompany the bio giving
temperature rise at Ia load and time limit
for operating at this load. Drum type con-
troller together with reslstors and an oil
switch of sufficient capacity equipped with
no voltage and over load relays shall be in
cluded In the bid.
| No other than a 40 degree motor will b.
considered A detail description of the con-
struction Of the motors giving manufactures
name, kind, type and H. ?. Of motor as well
as efficiency guarantee. Detail description
and manufacturer Of connecting flangues will
also be required.
The turbine to drive one Of these pumps
shall be Of suficient capacity to operate II
at full lead when running non-condensing.
Steam consumption per brake H. P. When
operating at Ia loaG, 1.2 load, "a load, fun
load and / IA load when running hon-con-
densing and the same information when rum
ming condensing at %" Of mercury
vacuum will be required Efficiency Of tur-
bine must also be stated. The turbine shall
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-29
FAREWELL, MR.. DARWIN

Oh, good by, Father Darwin, You seemed
wise old chap; you had your day, now William ].
has wiped you off the map. You almost had con-
WINGED us that we were sprung from apes; but
William cries. Men do not rije from such, UNI
seemly shapes" You bunked u.s. Father Darwin
you led us all to think that if we'd seek, week
after week, we'd find the Missing Link. You dug
up skulls and shinbones of monkey and of man.
and CRIED full tilt that they were built upon the
same cid plan. And we as marks were easy, we
fell for this cheap plant, absorbed your bunk, and
thought the monk might well be niece or aunt
l watched the fierce gorilla and thought my
great-grand-dad, on some past day roared just
that way, and doubtless looked as bad l often
paused to picture my forbears in the trees; they
warbled tunes with cheap balloons and tinhorn
chimpanzees And, thinking, | was humbled for
no man can be proud, if he can trace his tribe or
race to such a measly crowd. But William j.
has saved us, restored our selfrespect; our pedi-
gree is fine to see and everythng's correct. So
Farewell Father Darwin You put your graft
across; you've had your day, now William j.
shows you're total loss.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-29
A FLORIDA FACT

Moses Folsom in the Florida Metropols.)
California and Florida great fruit and vege-
table States and Iowa prominent grain and live
stock state of the corn belt. There are radical
differences in relative value of crop production in
a comparison of those States with another.
The value of fruits and nuts produced farms
in 1919, according to the census of 1920, was 46
per cent of the total value of all crops in Califor
MIA, so per cent in Florida, and less than per
cent in Iowa.
If the value of vegetables be added, the value
Of the two groups of crops is 54 per cent Of the
per cent in Iowa. The census names q different
fruits and nuts for California and 80 for Florida
20 different vegetables for California and 20 for
Florida. and of the two groups, sc kinds for Cali
forna and 40 for Florida. Here is high diversif
cation for more than half of the production.
On the other hand, the value of only one crop
of Iowa, corn, is Sc per cent of the value of all
crops of hay and forage, II per cent; and Of the
two 70 per cent. The value Of the corn, oats
wheat, and hay and forage of Iowa is "a per cent
of the total of all crops.
This indicates that Florida gives an opportunity
for people to engage in a greater variety of farm
ing than in any other state, establishing the fact
that Florida is the Garden State of the Union the
California, and also that Florida leads California
in the number of kinds of fruits and nuts cult
waited 20 to q.