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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
PANHANDLE BANKERS
PRAISED BY HALL
coNTlNrEp FRoM PAGE CNEl

m. hard times like the Texas institu.
tona said Mr. Hall II hanks would
observe safcguarding laws 20 the let.
ter. there would De- very few failures.
said the speaker. H. condemned tho
stat. hw ON deposit Of public funds.
Insh character of bankers was EN-
phlsi2rd Throughout the meeting The
bankers said heart as we'll as brains
was needed. This spirit reached its
climax IN the address by Frank NJ.
Butler ~ Rluinvrw NJ Euilcr pre-.
faced his remark, Dos defining what ron.
sutu'd the capable hauk'r then went
into q detailed exposition nf tn ncccs.
sitr for bankers having sterling
character. IA Be- nDt hmN much money
tho successful man has. hut how he
got b thai counts" said The speaker.
Following the passag" ~ resolutions
referred 10 above. ". ~ Patrick "
Clarendon '0"dur'rd % round table dis.
cnSsion IN various Problems confronting
bankers
The bankers were quests ~ The Board
~ 'lty Development az luncheon In
ih" Amarillo Hotel o. Y. Vernon. sec.
Rotary of The Beard welcomed IA,
bankers be- % short snappy talk. tn.
REMAINDER uf tho progtum. according to
pans 'i Toasiu1stor !. q. Paul was de-.
voted ~ addresses Lv men outside
Amarillo gh OF whom toasted IA, city
aud ths Panhandle.
Charlie @ Austin Of D,Iins declared
ihat Amatl.a was th. heart ~ an ON.
-" now, ard ih" heart 81 a stnl
greater Uudoyrlop.d territory. The
speaker then delivered p.riurution on
women and bankers.
y low" this country better than the
llacc where 7 was born " declared W
10 Patrick of Clarendon ave have
the greatest citizenship IN the United
states. rnd the greatest future of any
section ~ the Union" added the speak.
e. lie concluded hv giving remi.
nisocunes 81 early Panhandle DAYS.
sam Il Lauder of Dallas said he was
sold on ID. ranhandl, country. lie de-.
dared the western country the best In
the state
N {. Driscoll president If the State
larkcrs' Association. from Ynakum. ad.
''li'u operation at various indus.
tries 'nd banks and con. luded his tail;
aud tho I'm. h'uu with am oulogy TO
Amarillo and th" Panhandle
Tw" hundred and ten persons wer.
guests of the Board &C civ Dcvclou.
d men; al "a, luncheon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
HOMER HIT
BY WILLIAMS AND
ATHLETICS LOSE
ny Assoela,~lrrs

~ ffHa''t@NA ~
ST. LOUIS June sO-Th. Browns
rompod over Philadelphia Iodly. win.
ming % g. Kenneth Williams slammed
out hF eighteenth hom" run OF the
season in th, nf,h putting she bah
over tho rrht field stand aud bring.
INK la Sisler who bad tripled ahead ~
him. Ecker was BOZ the tox 20 the
time. ll1us'r battling for Eckert.
duplicated Williams Performance, in the
sixth. sending DO, nr' ball pitched
over the same route
Score by inning e ~ T..
PHILADELPHIA ... uoUl O0l Ool-3 > D
81 Louis .... 900 u1J 500 II 1
Batteries Harris. Eck.rt. Naylor
Harrison aud Perkins Van Geld,r aud
severed
summary TWuhls, hits Tuhin.
Gerber Van GLIDER Galloway Johnston.
Perkins Three base hits SISTER. Ger.
Der Home runs Williams ulus,r
stolen base Sisler iay 600 balls. uft
Harris g. coo Eoksrt Q u0 Van GLIDER
1. Struck out rs Van Gud.r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
CASSERS TAKE OPENER AT LUBBOCK IN SEVENTH
HALEY OF CATS
SOLD TO CLOVIS

FORT WORTH Texas. June 20
Frank Haley. third laseman for the
champion Fort Worth club for three
seasons has been sold Co the CLOVIS
team ~ the West Texas League under
optional agreement making him sub.
jet to recall Haley las not played
regularly this season due Co the after
effects ~ an operations rog appendicitis
last fan
Hill Morgan pitcher. obtained from
Paris uf the T,Nas.C oklahoma league
this spring has been returned tu that
club he local management announced
Morgan performed we'll while with tho
lHnthers bat Application 1T The player
limit gul" mad" 30 necessary o. reduce
the pitching staff
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
Wild Pat l. Wild



El.At MONT. Texas June 20 Tho
Exporters took "a, opening game with
ihc G1sure here today to Wild Pat
tlnh,IiN pitching tor the visitors walk
cd boz 1850 runners bon tho second inning
which .ed the game for Beaumont
Il ~ D..
shreveport ...... ulO UuO 0o0--l z ,
Beaumont ...... iyo 3lo coy n !
Batteries l.uvc and Anderson: Fla.
hriN. Snpuoy and BURNS.
summary, Stolen has.e. RAIDER. An.
do's"n. Ey1"ll Eargau. sacrifices.
DOVE. Sidnhury two has, hits. Bnrns.
Ism'eeIo. Love. double plays. smith to
'iwi"'d 90 N1nn Vann a. smith Ia
E.z % Poo Yam Innings pitched. by
L's' hy Fhh'r,y 3 hv Shppey 3.
'i'i" and runs OF Low, Z hits run ~,
f''h'rr = hits 2 uue ofs slammed
hi's mo- runs. struck ut o., Lov, lv
f1h'r'v los,s an halls or I.,.
l1h''v suup,g %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
Hearst Hall Burning.
~ Associated rr~

BEl'NELEY Cal. June eO.-IIears,
I..h. SIT a. tho ilj. Mrs. Phoeb.
Hearst 90 fhe University II Coliforni,
W'. in flames early tonight. with an.
l''"tllN hul" chance OF saving any
i''t Of the structure The building was
'-'d 's girls gymnasium. The hail
one OF the oldest buildings ON the
.1uuus
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
VETERANS ATTACK
LODGES RECORD
~ Associated Prc~

RICHMOND, Va June 90-what
was described as tho Christian lead.
ufhip Of th" men boo Giav." q defense
o.. President jefferson Davis Of the
''ni''rrt'F against his Southern
critics % reference to senator Henry
cabot lodgo ol MASSACHUSETTS,. as he
'nf against everything the South
stands tor and oulugios of former Pres.
id'nf Woodrow Wilson. were features
~ ~" addresses 40 thc opening ses
'i"n hen" today of ~. thirty second
annrnl reunion ~ th, United Confed
crate Veterans.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
SPUDDERS DROP
FIRST TO CRABS
CATS BEAT Bluffs



GALVESTON. June 20 Galveston
won iu. opening game 81 M. series
FROM WYhiil Fails. o. D. Jack
kuirht getting the bosl Of thu veteran
Hub rcrdur in pitching duel The
suudd'r hurlsr was touched fur ten
hits hut boz kept them we'll scattered.
p.st1 Fuf fuuf siurles loo as many
Times 100 bat
r. ~ y.
Wichita taH ... 0uu u0l Ou0 q o
GJly, iuu ....... OUO OH UGN-2 n /
Eaifrrirt- l'prdur and kitchins.
kuiaht and Grfnih
Summary Two base hits. Connolly.
Thrash Tanner. three base hits. Hen.
drioks stolen bases. Summa white.
nisiel. sacrifice hits. Moore. innings
pitched hv pordue Z two runs. ten hits:
STRUCK nut hy Knight o. Perdue 3.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
Lose IN Thirteenth.

hF Associated Press
CHICAGO. june go Urban Fab,r
weakened in tho thirteenth inning to.
day and sam Rice started rally by
'f'hh.ug single into q double. which
enable Washington tu scoro three runs
and defeat Chicago . Co. q.
Score hF innings. Il " T..
Washington 600 40 lu0 0p0 a--q rs I
Chicago suo uo0l osb oOo n 1
I'i''.ics Erickson. Zachary and
'wr'lF iiodg, f,h,r and Schalk.
summary Twuhae. hits. Charity.
judge Shoely. Rice . Brewer .. stolen
''a's Houpcr, Mostil. Rice. Harris
hi'" GO halls. OF Lrvrr,tt. q. off Erick.
su ~ Hodge T. off Faher ! Suurf
."a' hy Leyer,ttc g. hy Erickson .. IA.
fIH. %. by Zachary ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
METHOD|STSLOSE
TO BAPTISTS 9-6
ERRORS ARE FAST

ia, Baptistg romped ou ih" Methu.
dists 20 O. Tursdny afternoon.
shake Davis pitching his iirst game
m The sunday school game. Methodist
nurl"r deserved 90 win many ct tho
hats off his delivery should nave been
u,ld,d Errors az crucial points IN the
game lost the game Tor the Sprinklers
Quiut Tay!,r also mad" h~ debut IN
the lotguc this season by Summing
uut double loo his first trip 60 tho
late.
Ih, Hiptists viii meet thu Thomcats
This afternoon go "a O'Clock This
gam, WIS scheduled for Jun, 10. but
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
Willard Ready
TO Tram For
Dempsey Bout

hJ Aaorlaifd Pros
Jos ANGELES Jua, goo Jess Wi
i'fh' 2" m'T heavy weight Champion
llfiii.i announced today D., Womb
.''i training Within week f.r 90.
''In m''.h with Il.h Dempsey. Co.
Whom Do. I..t tH. tr,
Willard r..ari'r issued dsfv 10
I''nlerf au" vhi.h Jack k.arp..
MANAGER "I fh. champion stated his
'in'f" N'H r"I. tu meet willard
NH'.'.'I i'I could o.. aanE.I
"''" % irnuiHh.. promoter. ADDING that
M N'' '"hsid'Eins 'ffos from FLOYD
? 'im"onf m i'r.on IIarbor. Mich
.'' I'' i'iriari 90 NsU YORK Cify
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
BRAVES HELD TO
2HITS Shy COUCH
and CINCI WINS

BOSTON. June 20 Couch 81 Clncin.
matt held Boston 20 two hits TODAY
Cincinnati winning . 10 o. No, until
no, r.rhth did a Boston man reach frs,
bare handed catch hy Burns in th,
'th of Nixon WAS feature.
Cincinnati ........ 000 O2O U0O-2 4
Boston .......... o0u 900 600 Z
Couch and Hnrgrive. Flllngim.
urschser and Gowdy.
Two base hits Harper. Cavaney. Base
ON balls. OF Fllingim p. Oeschgcr /.
Struck out, Couch J., Filung.m .. Ocs
cheer I
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Galloway Subscribed.

DALLAS. june 2O.-.lim Galloway.
manager of the local baseball club. was
fined $50, and indefinitely suspended
hy President Doak Roberts tonight Tor
his argument with Umpire Wen IN 20.
days gam" with san Antonio. Gallo.
way was dissatisfied wiki the dccis.
ion Of Weir In IA, sixth inning when
b" was called ont 1t the plat" Gallo.
ways suspension VIII handicap th. 10.
Gals Who start on % long rnJd u..l To-.
morrow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
Hires some ,dyicr.

M\N''i ". pkla Jun, 2u .Km '.u
it't ami then piDk ,m up This b,
'i" 'd''.. of E"GI Holrk prominent
citizen. Nh' ATTEMPTED to ,aufmr F.,
husr i'it"snak" aliv, w. was u.rt
q f"r',od stitch Hur. b. ,p t,. b,s
riiW in serious oopd.u"n. but VIII
recover
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21

CLEVELAND Jun, 900 After I0siuE
eight gaines Boz row. New York final.
" broke Do. disnstrou. streak 'oduy.
winning from Cleveland O. poo Tho
game was full of wunrlInr over d,ri.
s'ons ~ uWr.rs Du.,u and Nllu
Score hy Innings Il n l..
New York ... no goo 1gU % d d
Cleveland - POO unu ngl "a .
Batteries Bush. Jones and Ilolf.
man. Morton. BaEhy lud Uhl..
summary TWohI. h,i, Bush. Mcu.
sch rpp .. Hoffman Jameson. l..
Sewell, SPEAKER. lasc oa halls. oir
Bush g. OF Jones .. 80 Jhi. OF
Morton O. off naghy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
Tmee Players Tied

ATLANTA. ga June .O-Thrro
players tied with - fpr low mcd,lIsi
in the qualifying rounds 81 the south
"rn coli Association amateur tourna
mrut on East Lake course her. TODAY
They are Perry bair aud Bobby Jones'
Atlanta. present amt FORMER champion.
y W. Palmer. Miami. Fla.
ia, Atlanta Athletic club won m,
team trophy with the remarkably low
.'or" ~ 3oN while tho Roebuck Clus
~ birmingham ,ime next With $50
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21

CLEVELAND. u. June 90 Tommy
M'uiniiy. manager ~ Danny Frush.
feather weight boNcr. today signed
articles with John . Carney. BROOKLYN.
y y, promoter. 20 meet johnny Dun.
dee in a i5round decision bou, a,
Ehbeits Field. Brooklyn. August II.
for The fe,iherweight championship.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
signs Dor Fight

MICHIGAN CITY Ind June 20 49,
After inspecting the new concrete
arena In which Jack Dempsey viii box
either brennan o. willard. Jack Kains.
Dcmpscy's manager to-day signed with
promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons for either
opponent and left Tor New York Fitz.
simmons h. now la touch with Willard.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
Dallas Wins Close Game

~ .h'.''' .AffN lffHH
DALLAS. june go -Cuni,v b.slei
'h'n'N boz @ pitchers hattie To-Day 10
T. Manager Galloway 81 Dallas was
I"'k"d after % ruum with Umpire
Wen following n decision az m, plato
W no. sixth
II n. T..
,''h .'i'"hi" ..... 900 uul GOO 3
DALLAS .......... 600 l0o 0lN-2 \ o
Batteries cheney aud Henry. CopI.v
uud linEl.
summary Two laso hits. Duuohua
galloway; three los, hits Fuller
STOLEN he'H. nouohu,. sacrifice hits
NJ q. Gr.s. O. struck out by CON.
I'' p. Cheney O. las. On halls Conl.y
3. 'hn" % passed han. Henry. I'm.
p.r's War aud nm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21

san Anidnio 7. Dallas .
Shreveport !. Beaumont :.
Galsestoa . Wichita Faus Z.
fmt Worth O. Houston
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21

LUBBOCK, June 20.-Bef0ra an over
flow crowd Amarillo defeated Luhhoc,
g TO I. Untl the seventh the aooro
stood % . Do favor Of Lubbock. when
Manager Alien decided b change pitch.
ers aud Woodbridge relieved Clnir.l
aud before the si1O could De- r.fu.l
Amarillo had mado four runs und rIt
fhe game on iCy. Amarillo III ul
tWO pitchers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
Amrricnn l,smI,iinn

~ Toledo D. Kansas city ].
~ Indianapolis :. 81 Paul g.
~ Columbus 7 Milwaukee :
Al Minneapolis Louisville. rain
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21

NIWWITV. Two IIS, M TlVlOr RAJ
irgs kropu Thr'..hasc hit T"cd. Hud.
a,r T.U' sacrifice mt higgins. Win.
% Shelton Ted stolen base. IIud.
to. y Woodward Taylor. Tcarc. Mar.
Co.. NauD, 9. Winter Dmll. play.
Martin lu rldridg, tn hv pitcher
Ilf iur Eco Davis lstss' On hlll, of ia
50. S'ruok nu'. ts Dayis o. Winters
. Tines. 'su. umpir, Wilson
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
Texas Oklalsoma Ie,su.

AZ Greenvilie 10: Ardmore 3
Al Bonham 10. Corsican. 4
AZ Mexia 3. Cisburne 4
AZ Sherman : Paris 8.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21

Sew lak o. Cleveland.
Ee-iou ai Detroit
lAIislilia ai sf Iaula
washington 90 oL.eago
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
Nlnnn Mnnarrams Win

'tNi'N. I.I. Jun" s0-Sla,on
H't D. Nouoeuuna defeated the
fnsihy ial team O. a. 8. in a closely
i"i"d game on the loal grounds
d .faF.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21

ht.I'il'. FERGUSON, Russell Kerr
and Euel Dluss and Ba.sl,r
summary TWo.has, hits. Jones.
Burns bugnn Homo runs Cutshnw.
Bum q Stolen bass. Rign,y. Ras,
600 h'ils of Ferguson of Russell o..
,I uuuss 2 struck out JOS biuss 2
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21

WICHITA la'Is af Gals. Ton.
Port Worth af Houston.
iailas af alu Antonio
.hr.tturt at Eanm 40.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
WHERE THEY PLAY


AMADHLO At LUBBOCK.
Clovis 40 swcefvuter.
Ahiiene no san Angelo.
l.a-rar no sfnmfwi.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21

Lubbock ,.......-NI. 100 hlu-l p
Amarillo ........tUp l0l 40 D. q
summary pitched, C1n'rc.l
G. Woodbridge 3. smith % Naples q.
Hlm ofr CantraIl s. OF WOODLANDS. q,
smith g. Naples g. llomo runs. Alien,
laurforl. Three h1se hitg, Cob,r Two
base hiH. FITZGERALD. Douglass. John
son. Struck out. Cauiral 60 Smith g..
Naples % Passes ou halls. or Smith e.
,f Naples @, or Wooldridre 3. sa,u.
ie, Dine. Gobor Msanor. Auh'.Dr. MH-
il-s stolen hlsae. kug. Double PLAYS.
lioor. to Manor % Arh'ur. Auh'I.r
io Moore 90 Anhoicr. Iit by pitcher.
Moore and Mc1nor o. C1ntrol. I.t2.
gerald and Naples tv Woodbridge Tine
Of game. hours :, minute. rmpye
Price.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21

rnrnaiI at Hrinn.
HHl AZ Afw lms.
a ladslphis
a. b. aim.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
Heavy Hitting Counts

~ ht'Netftsd Tres
liOi STOS June 2u-The batting
m lhworih ana Calyo gave the
luuth,rs The first game Of the series
today by th. scpr. ~ Z to 4 Hawortn
boo fur three bases with the sacks fun.
lalNo drove home run over the right
htld fence.
u ~ T.
Fort Worth ..... POO 100 90 10 .
Houston ........ 900 POO 02O-l ~ !
Batteries Whitaker Goodbred and
IaNorth. Donalds and Effort
Summary Two base hits. Coomhs.
Hftl' Calvo, three has. hits. Tayener.
Blades Josofson Ilaworth: home run.
tnivo. sacrifices. Sears. Doyle. Hoff
man double plays Hoffman and Kraft
l1s' on lalls III D0nalds .. Whitaker
slrurk out hy Whitaker !.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-21
NATIONAL IEAGlE.
BASEBALL RESULTS
West Texas League

Amarillo e. LubbOck a
stamford :. Ranger .
san Angelo ;. Abilene e.
Clovis %. Sweriwater ..
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-05
RACE: WAR BREAKS
OUT AMONG LINCOLN
PARK PICNICKERS
1900 ASSYRlANS AND NEGROES
RIOT WHILE holiday crowns
ARE FORCED TO FLEE-PoLICE.
MANS GUN HALTS DISTURB
NNCE

| Chicago. Sept, Ga riot into which
1000 persons were drawn ana duriaa
(which knives and clubs were hraa.
iiisbcl and q policeman escaped dca,h
lonb through the igmmiue ii pistol
in the hand OF @ rlutar broke up hun
Greds 81 holiday pennies In Lincoln
PARK yesterday.
The rIgtmg was Welled by p.
serves OF tho Lincoln Park police and
squads from Hudson avcnue Sh,r
teid avenue ana North Racine ayeug.
with Guns and club, tine police sue
Uerced in putting the mob to ruut-
Three ringleadtra Wtre arrested. one
with q knife wound IN his forehead
and another badly beaten over IT,
head
The riot broke out in clash Dr.
tween Assyrian ana negro plcuiykprs
IN the bah field near the south pur .
refectory Several AssyriaHs were
tossing "a bah about when it stracs
Alexander Green negro, $500 EWi
avenue.
Tho negro became angry aud with
several of bis companions rushed
upon The Aasvrisu picnic grouD Aftpo
a short argument he drew q knife and
cut John BENJAMIN So North Wells
treet across the forehead.
The knife thrust was the signal for
o furious melee Hundreds of uclrhv
picnichew Joined in the ARRAY. Tae
ldll ntId became the scene OF u..-
Ifr.. Ns..
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-05

Ready club picnic at Marllla Park
last Friday,
Frank Morrison aud wife of Otta
wa, visited sunday at the George
Long home
Mark Bryant and family of Mar
settles, spent last sunday at the
Edward Renckendorf home.
Mrs VIM Boulinot and daughter
Lulu have returned from Il visit al
Mt, Vernon.
The little son of MIR and Mrs
John Weights was chrstened sum
day, week ago, Mr. and Mrs
Richard Kloepper Of Chicago, were
sponsors, Rev, Appoebee officiated
The baby was named Lewis Henry.
Arthur Sch0hert and family motor
ed here Thursday, from Convoy
Ohio 10 visit relatives and friends.
Edward Weights and family and
Fred Baker have gone on n motor
trip to Iowa,
The Ever Ready club met Thurs
day afternoon with Tobias ThorsOn
assisted by Mrs Nellie Mccall, Mrs
e. w. Harder Mrs Noryal Galloway
Mrs, Ezra Shoots and Mrs, lew
Pearson 1t was special meeting
on which the members win donate a
dollar which each one has earned
ani In rhyme told told how II was
earned 4 prize was given TO the one
with the best rhyme.
MI and Mrs. Taylor Jones return
ed 10 their home in Streator after
spending the past two months with
their son.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-05

home, who had attended the League In.
stitule-last week .yF
Mrs, Fannie Chapman spent Mon.
day and Tuesday with her son, Wal,
ter and family,
Arthur Chapman filled silo Tuesday.
Isabel Olmstead spent from Monday
till Wednesday with her sister Mrs.
Willard Fewell,
Harold Chapman has purchased a
new Ford truck
Among those who attended the FAIR
at Macon Thursday wem Il. i. Ohm,
stead, Frank FCvn pnl SOU Willard
ana Nj ana Mrs. Mark Rrsant and
family
rhe ladies' Aid OF the Manlius NJ.
y, church met with Mrs. Willard Few.
ell Thursday afternoon A large NUN.
Der was present and a fine social
time was had. The meeting adjourn.
cd to meet in three weeks with Mrs.
Wilbur Loring. Sept 81.
Mrs. II, Y. Thomas and children are
spending the week with her sister,
Mrs j. a. Paasky and family in
Streat0r,
The threshers picnic held AT the Fox
river was largely attended. About two
hundred was present Rev. n. c. Pc
terson and Rev Egeand. OF Norway.
was speakers and the ball game be.
tween the married men and the single
men was won by the married men. the
score was to 5, all spent an enjoy.
able day.
Lloyd Erickson had the misfortune
to fall and break his arm while visit
Ing at the home of his aunt, Mrs
Geo Thorson, near Nettle Creek. ~
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-05

1859. Play time will be much
mars q gay time in comfortable
"kaieker' dress like the one for
which this model provides. The
Russian closing and trim neck finish
will please the small wearer. Per
Gale, gingham, serge, poagee, poplin,
repp and gabardine are good for
this model.
The Pattern is cut in Sizes: I.
6, s and 10 years a s year size r.
quires Ia yard Of ~ inch mate
rial for the boomers and 3 yards
for the dress.
Pattern mailed To any address on
receipt of 1Jc in silver or stamps.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-05
OTTER CREEK

At, and Mrs. Frank Ca,von 49,,
,n,Id,sp ara visiting friends anu anu
r.i,,iyns In this vicinity NAV, - ana
J., Pi,ol in 0tlrr Creek mr. na w., n'e y.
Indiana abont Two wears aeo W "
M, t,r.s .uarn,an ~
t'H 49,. Do, . t,'' ',''ohehdort
,', $50, ,%.rosition '"e Yen
,,,,,.,..' '.I'.,.' :" aurora
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NIP 'o"' ','5". an" uu''oreh Wis
,,y" " Euu''.' "' "'l' '"S' week ut the
W. y. I'''' "''n''
THE herman shipping Association
shipped car inaa o. h1gs aud cattle
To- th'asp Wednesday evening
Mrs. Ernest Nlhg on herman Is Wis
l,ng h'r parents IN 'tdqd Ridge this
Nrt"' ne "'so attended the funeral
oi ms i'i'NI OF Ottawa last Mon
d"l,
Hllph Mason was recent Grand
hlds' caller
MIS-. Nll"I'i ana daurhler Louise,
spent THURSDAY al tine Herman Stei'
one nome. ,.u
AF, AND Mrs arthur Harder and
daughlor Hazel spent Monday and
I'r''"y W. L''Vl"'
MI. RANT L''y'.'"" ST. ana daueh-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-05
Must Have Sanction of Governed.

Almost any government can impose
its will for u certain length Of time
upon d people which refuses TO rec0g,
nize its legitimacy. But nor indefinite
ly, nor forever, can it dispense with
the prestige thar legality Affords
GuglielmG Fnfrero.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-05
Rule That Must Be Observed.

In vain do we talk or progress and
superior light If We have not get
learned the elementary rules by which
men of sense. having a certain end i'll
view adapt their means to the at
tainment of thar end.-W. L, Glad
stone.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-05
Greet pamar Given Canaress.

Tie Constitution gives congress
p0ves to raise SUPPORT armies.
Power to sspp an army includes
e. erythin- coG- sted with aruingi
clothing, equipgiAg Hgbtliziug, trans
porting aud feeding it.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-05
River Moves Swiftly

The most rapid river q. any size N
the world Is the Rhone in France, the
current of which ranges as high as
20 miles mn hQur =
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-05
Manner Makes Much Difference.

There is not any benefit So glorious
in itself hut il may be exceedingly
sweetened by the manner Of conterrius
IL -EpnpTn
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-05
Ill Maturity

A woman is not a woman until she
has been baptized in her love and de-
v0tion to home ana children L.
Croly.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-05

Drivers of the mountain ships We're
paid in proportion to the weight OF
the load.