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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-21
'ORYS" I'M MINORITY
AT LABOR CONVENTION

Rockford, Oct 21,-"Drys" We're de-
cidedly in a minority in the state fed
day when it went on record as favor
ing the manufacture and sale of light
wines and genuine beer. after the res
olutions had been declared adopted
unanimously. one delegate asked to
be recorded as voting against it. The
delegate was Louis Wade, of the Brick
layers union of Danville The con-
yention also adopted resolution ia
voring a soldier bonus and another
urging state insurance fund for in
jured workmen. Action on both was
unanimous.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-21
LEGION SUES FOR
WAR CHEST FUND

Falls City, Neb., Oct, 2l,-tBy the
A. PD-Falls City Post No. l02, Ameri
can Legion, yesterday filed suit, said
to be the first Of its nature in Ne
braska, seeking to rccoved S2,l92, the
unexpcrded portion of $4,000 fund
faised by local subscription during the
world war for comfort of the home
loys in camp. In its suit the legion
post takes the position that it is en-
titled to the money in that it is the
only organization ministering to the
comforts of eX-soldiers. The Red
Cross local chapter contends that
legal disposition of the money can be
made by none other than the national
Red Cross headquarters. A recent
poll of 500 citizens showed all in favor
of turning over the money to the Ie-
gion.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-21
MISS HOFF BRIDE
OF JAMES PASSENl

A quiet wedding occurred at ,
o'clock this afternoon at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs George Haft on West
Madison street, when their daughter.
Miss Florence Haft. and James Passini
were united in marriage.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev George c. Fetter, pastor of the
First Baptist church, and was marked
by unusual beauty. The house was
decorated with autumn flowers.
After short honeymoon Mr. and
Mrs Passini will make their home
in this city. Both the bride and
groom are very popular among their
large circle of friends. Mr. Passini
is employed by one of the Ottawa sand
companies.
long we'll. making most attractive
picture. Miss Vidmer wore a white
gown and white picture hat Both
girls carried large bouquets of white
roses and valley lilies.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-21
AURORA ELECTRIC CAR
HITS TRUCK LOADED
WITH LlNEMEN
MEET QUICK DEATH
ACCIDENT OCCURS THIS MORN.
ING NEAR WHEATON, WHERE
MEN WERE WORKING ON COM.
PANY PROPERTY.

Aurora, H., Oct 2l-4Four men, EN-.
ployes of the Chicago, Aurora and FL
gin Electric railway, We're instantly
killed and two others were injured
this morning at 10 o'clock when a
motor truck on which they We're rid
ing was struck by an Aurora bound
third rail car at WestmOre, near
Wheaton,
The dead:
Peter Marx, West Chicago.
J. j. Peters, Aurora.
Victor Chione, West Chicago.
G. h. Timm, West Chicago
The dead and injured We're all EN-.
ployes of the line department of the
electric railway system,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-21
RRUNDAGE TO HELP
CLEAN UP ROCK ISLAND

Rock Island. Oct. 21-Attorney
General Brundage is coming to Rock
Island next Monday to inaugurate
complete and thorough grand jury
investigation of crime and vice condi-
tions in the city. conditions that have
resulted in the taking of seven lives
in the last few months.
Rock Island citizens have pledged
a fund of $4,000 to defray the ex-
pense of an investigation by the at
torney general.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-21
BENSON'S NAME NOT
ON EMMERSON LIST
FOR LEGISLATURE.
SECRETARY OF STATE FAILS TO
CERTIFY INDEPENDENT CANpI.
DATE TO COUNTY ERIK
NAME WILL BE PLACED ON
BALLOT, FERGUSON SAYS.

Secretary of State Emmerson has
certified to County Clerk Thomas A.
Ferguson an official list Of the nomi-
nees at the Nov election Three
separate ballots are to be submitted TO
the people. One is for the soldiers
bonus a second is the public policy
question which asks if the prohibition
laws shall be modified so as to permit
the sale of beer and light wines and
the third will contain the list of all
the candidates.
Besideg the list Of state candidates
nominated, the certificate gives the
following La Sale county men who re.
ceived the nomination for state sena.
tor and state representative:
State Senator.
Thurlow G. E3sington Streator Re.
publican
James J. Conway Ottawa, Dcmo-
crat
Elmer |. Tucker, Streator, Socialist.
Representative.
r. G. Sodcrstrom, Streat0r, Repub.
lican
william NJ. Seaman, Peru, Repub.
ican.
Lee O'Neil Browne. Ottawa, Demo.
crat
Thomas Johnson Streator, Socialist.
Ole Benson of this city will also be
added to the ballot as a candidate for
representative on the independent
ticket, although the official certificate
of the secretary of state contained the
names of no Independent candidates.
Absentee Voters Ask Ballots.
Several applications have been
made to County Clerk Thomas A, Fer
guson for absent voters ballots to be
cast at the Nov. 7 election. The law
provides that any legal voter Of the
county who is away from home on
election day can make application to
the county clerk and secure a ballot,
which can be marked and returned
and will be counted as a vote, the
same as though the man or woman
went to the polls to mark it.
Application for these ballots must
be made not more than thirty days
or less thanten days before the elec.
ton.
The ballots must be returned to the
clerk in time that he can get
them to the precinct Of the voter be-
fore the closing of the polls on elec-
ton day These ballots are turned
over by the county clerk to the judges
in the precinct polling place where
the voter resides and are cast by
hem.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-21
CRUELTY GIVEN AS
GROUNDS FOR TWO
DIVORCE D { CREES
LA SALE WOMEN WIN SUITS
FROM SPOUSES THEY CLAIM
MADE MARRIED LIFE UNBEAR-
ABLE TO THEM.

Two La Sale women secured di-
vorces in the Circuit Court this morn
ing on charges of cruelty.
Mrs. Catherine Miller told the
court ina; she and Ulysses Miller
We're married Sept. 1900, and lived
together until April 10, 1922. She al.
legged that he treated her cruelty and
would frequently come home intoXi,
Gated and beat her.
The couple are the parents of three
whom the mother was given
the custody of.
Threatened Life.
Mrs. Mary Vaccaro Of La Sale
claimed that Michael Vaccaro beat her
frequently, that he threatened her life
ard on one occasion struck her over
the head with a poker and left h"g
lying unconscious on the floor.
Last year, she claimed, he threw a
butcher knife at her.
The complainant stated that she
and the defendant We're married Jan.
20, 1868, and lived together until June
2, 1922.
Seven children were porn TO the
marriage she said. three of whom are
living. She secured the custody of
these children.
$4,000 Estate.
The estate of the late Frank Brezina
of La Sale, who died on Oct 4, was fill
ed for probate today. Mr. Brezina left
real estate valued at $4,000 and per
sonal property worth 800. AS he died
without making a will his holdings
will be divided between his widow and
his seven children, Frank Brezina
Rosie B. Hanson, Walter Brezina, Lii
liam Brezina, Joseph Brezina and Mar
celia Brezina.
Mrs. Brezina filed the petition asking
that she be appointed administrator OF
the estate.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-21
POUR CONCRETE FOR
NEW FOX RIVER BRIDGE

The first real construction work
was started today on the new bridge
over the Fox river on East Main
street. All work done previously has
hl on either in the wrecking Of the
old bridge rg in TEN Grary work tor
th.' lev one But n few minute;
after Z tins morning the first cGn-
cieta was poured for lie west Gbut-
meNt
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-21

American market goods made by men
who earn 81 week.
"The time is near when the people
Of the United States r.nst determine
whether they would commit their for
lures to the party which promised
peace, but took us unready to war"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-21
Elder to Preach.

Presiding Elder II. H. Thoren of the
FL Paso district of the Evangelical
church, will visit the United Evan
gelical church tomorrow and occupy
the pulpit both morning and evening
Rev. Thoren resides in Chicago. The
occasion will be his second visit to
Ottawa.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-21
LAST SAD RITES FOR
LATE MRS. MCCARTHY

The funeral of Mrs. Cornelius Nc
Carthy of Joliet, former Ottawa
woman, was held yesterday in Prairie
Center The body was brought by
auto to Prairie Center. Services were
held in the Prairie Center church and
interment was made in the Prairie
Center cemetery.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-21
Tells PEOPLE OF
Leeds HE WORKED
FOR Their CAUSE
Leeds, England Oct. 2l-David Lloyd
George, the retiring prime minister, speaking at
great meeting OF coalition liberals here this after
noon declared the BAN
ner of party strife had
been hoisted at the re-

Ioity SllliC lldu
been hoisted at the re-
cent meeting of conservatives at the
Carolton club which. voted. against
continuing the coalition.
1T is for the people of this country
to decide whether party comes first
or the nation first. stand for the
people" he said.
Ihose who were expecting a sensa-
tional announcement from the retir-
ing premier were disappointed. There
was no suggestion of the formation of
new party. Lloyd George declared
the whole bent of his mind was
democratic and progressive.
Il have sought earnestly to serve
my country to the best Of my ability"
he said while defending his admins
trative acts.
"ln the war the government did
everything it could. | am told: You
may have been very good war min
lister but you are no good in peace
War is not bad test and have
done few things in peace
Further along Mr. Lloyd George
said Il promise the people that what
ever the future may bring forth I
will do nothing mean nor paltry."
Abiding to the United States he
said:
THE United States of America and
marched side by side on
the path of peace and international
good will.
1.-The treaty of Versailles has be-
come charter of liberty to tens of
millions today" he said.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-21
A. w. SPRINGHORM
BRINGS BRIDE HERE

Alfred w. Springhorn, of Great
Mont, and his bride, who was for
merly Miss Marjory Johnson of He
lena, Mont, arrived here today to
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
II Springhorn. the formers parents,
in East Ottawa Mr. and Mrs. Spring
horn were married in Helena week
ago.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-21
$500 COLLECTED

Up to 1880 o'clock this afternoon
81 500 had been turned into the
headquarters of the Public Health
nursing drive.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-21

Misses Vera McClosket and Frances
Mooney were Streator visitors last
night
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-21
Today's Wise Word

"Show me a happy person and TT
show you busy one."-B. c. Forbes
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-21
WEATHER.

Generally fair tonight
Ind Sunday; cooler SUM-
day.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-10-21

OTTAWA FREE TRADER
Established 1840.
OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1880.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-05
CAREERS NAME
MAY BE STRUCK
FROM BALLOTS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
vertisements In other papers to tho
value OF $1,000, Il ls charged that
ho requested that the advertise
mcnts not be run AZ political ad-
Vertlrements that copies OF the pa
per containing tho articles he rent
20 him and tho statements TO George
A. TAFT, CARRIER campaign manager.
CARRIER. II IN alleged. employed
men and women 90 work IN his be-
half In various precincts In the dis-
trlct and TO transport tho voters In
convcyancos TO the polls on election
dny. This Item is estimated nt
$4,000.
Advertisement alleged 70 have
been published in two Wichita, KAN
ms. newspapers and other papers In
the district. II Is claimed. cost Gar
ber $500.
Posters and photo-cards were used
I'm the campaign, which It is charged,
cost $4,000.
CARRIER "willfully ana intentional
ly' Withheld all these facts whom
making his expense statement. Swim
DAN charges.
Secretary McAlister Raid he would
submit the case TO the nttorney-gen-
eral tomorrow. In the meantime
printing OF the eiFth district ballots
will he held up.
Attorneys for CARRIER at Enid an
uounced they would seek to have
the temporary Injunction dismissed,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-05
SAY RUSSELL NOT
RUN FROM HALL
Waited in Hall Until Rob
ertson's Hcnchman Had
Finished Attack
ON HIS WAY TO SPEAK
Told Speaker He Lied and
Then Wont to Fill His
Speaking Date

fpts,d so Tho world.
STIGLER. oct A--Thc many
friends nf Campbell Russell corpora
ton commissioner VINO spoke here
last saturday npnlnst y G. walton,
reconstruction league nominee FOR
governor on tho democratic ticket.
were amozod 10 read IN Walton
newspapers tuis week that Russell
"was drivon from tho hnll" by verbal
attacks % -. II. sonrcy. Muakoree
attorney and on" ~ Governor Rob
crtson's hcuuhmCu, who followed
Russell to Huskcll county 20 defend
Walton
hoarcy wa, formerly pardon and
parole attorney under Rohortson,
and n IS understood expects To share
In the distribution of political pie ~
walton should be elected.
Despite stories carried in tho Wal
ton newspapers Russell remained IN
the district courtroom here, whore
he spoke until Searcy, who had
followed him on the platform had
finished his TRADE against the cor-
porhtlon commissioner and the man
who branded walton na dema-
gogue. "a socialist and a nonpartlsan
leagucr,
Russell announced during his talk
that he could speak only n short
time due to another speaking date
at Koota. whero he was billed for
midaftcrnOon. AZ soon az he con
cludcd his Stgltr talk he Informed
the audience that he must leave i'm
mcdlntoly, else he would he un-
able 10 carry ont his itinerary for
the day.
scarcy took mean advantage Of
Russell by stepping forward aud de.
olarlnE that Russell was leaving be-
cause OF fear OF what he would say
about him.
Not To be hluffcd. Russell dropped
his travelling bag 20 the floor and
took n seat directly IN front and
within three feet Of Searcy. from
which point he faced his Rccuaor
without fllnching. Tie remained in
the chair until Senrcy had denounced
him M n friend OF the corporations,
intimntod he had obtained his home
IN oklahoma City by graft and
characterized him ns a professional
office seeker.
When Scarcy finally finished"
Russell and began n TRADE against
the national administration, Russell
decided the attack on him was con-
cluded. and. after announcing In
substance that his pedigree as read
by Searcy was q lie, left for Keota.
Russelrs departure from the hall
was taken leisurely. without any
elgn OF haste OF perturbation because
OF Scnrcy's remarks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-05
DEMOCRAT LEADER
IN GREER COUNTY
OPPOSES WALTON

CONTINUED IRON PACE ONE
socialists and class ngitators who
arc running him iu this cam
paign. The only labor he ever
mentions IL union labor, whose
honstful leaders assume 30 repre-
sent all tho lnborlng people in
tho United States a man who
win lend himself 10 he the tool
uf class nEitatorH IN prder to got
office IN not IN 10 boz elected 20
represent oil tho people In n
Rrent state The reduction WINS
made by Judge Garrett that
Greer county, which ls almost
nolldly democratic. will give wal
ton but n scnut majority IN Mo-
vember Fields Will got at least
] 500 votes" no said "of which
'hn republicans viii furnish not
more than four or five hundred
Ilo viii g"t thousand votes of
dDworlptu lu my county. from
those who are opposed 10 deliver
ing the party 90 the sncia;lsis'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-05
BRANCH BANKS
ARE VOTED DOWN
Bankers Asso-
citation Accepts West
ern Proposals

NEW YORK. oct 4.--Tho Amer
lean Bankers association. in convcn-
tlpn here, ~fut on record today by
q vote 81 approximately three tD ono
ga being nppOsod 10 branch banking
or the osiubllshmont ~ branch Of
fices by both state and national
banks lu any form.
Aftor tho passage " resolution
expressing this oppoNltion. steps
were taken by bankers from Mis-
souri, Illinois. Wisconslon. New Jer-
soy ana Connecticut 10 form an as
sociation of national and state haukH
ana trust companies opposed 20
branch banking 10 undertake cam
polgn for The passage ~ fe1eral
statute prohibiting national bnnke
from having branches OF moro thnn
ono office IN any state. Murray Nc
LcOd. vice PRECEDENT ~ tho iryinE
Park National bank, Chicago. was
elected chairman ~ tho urEani1a-
tlou, A committee composed NJ three
delegates from each ~ tho a. stnte
bankers associations viii meet IN
Chicago soon. 70 was announced, 20
plan national campaign.
Messages from President Harding
ana Secretary Of the Treasury An
drow w.. Mellon wcro read by Pres
ldont Thomas B. McAdnms In HIS
letter TO the bankers. Secretary Mel
lon wrote that foundation Tor ~
early aud hcnithfui revival of busl-
ness has been established through
the rrapouac of the bankers to the
treasury offerings Of the short term
notice issued during the past 1s
months 20 retire victory notes ana
other early maturing obligations.
President llarding's message was
n plcn 10 the bankers that they lead
IN recommiiting our people to sane
expenditures, 10 ways Of economy
and THRIFT. 10 tho consideration OF
municipal and national problems I'm
that conscience which builds the
temple OF confidence"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-05
WALTON ANSWER
BUNK SAYS CAM

CONTINUED FROM PACE ONE
this especially OF the farmer, con-
tlnue7"
"They have charged me with
about All the crimes In tho calendar.
First II was murderer a. least ac-
tcaeCry before the fact. Now it is
an inainuation that the property and
money which ! have were acquired
dishonesty and cnrruptibly since /
became mayor brand this and
any ether su~h aa simply auo'hcr
Hcurrilous lie. ana ray 10 the people
~ oklahoma that what property I
have was acquired honestly and hon
urhbly and by my own energy and
economy. Those who wish 90 know
my financial standing before ! was
mayor of Oklahoma city or had
anything 10 do with politics, may
consult Dunn and Brndstreet. where
they viii find that I had subH'an-
tiHl rating. Since entering politics
/ have had no rating but win state
that I am worth considerably less
than before / took up the fight for
the people Somo years ago against
the interests"
Confession and Avoidance.
a plea Of confession and avoid
nnce" IN the way Campbell Russell
charncterize- the statement issued
by Mayor walton today concerning
the charge that hs purchased in
currency f2s.600 worth OF stock in a
local building and loan association
Russell points ou, that the alleged
'suswer" 20 tho charges contains
nothing 90 retute the claim. but in
stead ~ socks 10 dodge by uttering
q lot ~ bunk" about something
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-05

else In the hope that the public
would be deceived into thinking II
was an answer.
The mayors alleged answer 10
tho charge Of having invested t2s.-
500 ia building and loan stock since
March, 1890. and fi0,05 OF II since
the primary election. ts a plea Of
confession and avoidance" said
Russell, after reading the walton
statement 1T falls 20 either at
firm or deny the specific charge
hut instead It wandcrs away off
after some OF his rainbows. lie acts
lust like n child caught stealing
sugar. when he looks away and talks
on another subject. In his anxiety
10 dodge the issue by attacking me
Walton discoyers another son for
me that | didn't know ad
am proud OF my four sonE that
know about. one In with the Mug
kogco Printing company. one is n
practiClng lawyer at Tulsa, with
Harvey Maxcy; one is manager ol
the Ocala Cotton company at Ard
more: one Is in Junior high schooi
In Oklahoma city. Walton has
found another. who he saws IL en-.
ployod by the oklahoma Gas &
Electric Co. Now n he has dis
covered another son for me and IN,
lad is even employed by a decent
public utility company, I shall be
glad 10 take him into the family
provided he II not going to vote
for the socialist candidate who g.
running for governor on the demo.
cratic ticket.
~ Walton could find no better
so-called nnpwer than this, he had
better have remained under cover OF
his smoke screen. II it got too
strong he could have put on n gas
mask. II he thinks he can close the
incident without nm Intelligent and
reasonable answer to the questions
submitted to him. he Is as much mis-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-05

queer poisons. joint poisons. muscle
poisons, acid poisonS arc formed tn
stead of tho healthy fiesh and tho
rich blood you used to have In days
gone by2 IL you hobblo In your gait.
IL pains distort your body, II bending
over is an unspoakRble agony. II dun
pains make you breathe heavily and
moan, do not grumble at the rough
ness of the way,--smila sweetiy.
thore ~ n rainbow ahead. Things
are different now than they used TO
be. In tho days OF liniments, salves,
complicated drugs. and all that,--re-
member2 Tho happy secret today IL
ironized yeast. one OF tho greatest
hody-and-hlood builders OF all time.
Begin taking IrnniEed Yeast today.
Beware OF limitations and substitutes.
because Ironiged Yeast Is not mere
combination OF yeast and iron. but Is
yeast ironized, which is q substance
all by itself, There is only one Iron
ICED Yeast In all tho world. sold at
all drug stores at 500 a package and
containing 90 tablets. each tablet
sealed. They never lOae their power.
Mfd only by ironized Yeast Co,
Atlanta, Ga. Say goodbye TO rheu-
matism from now onl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-05
Frisco Road Directors
Commend the President

Commendation ~ the manner in
which the railroad strike was
handled by J. NJ Eufn. president OF
the Frisco railway and hts staff
was voiced by the board ~ directors
~ session IN New York Wcdues-
DAY according 70 word wired y. ~.
Garter general agent for the Frisco
here last night Carter said that this
,ommeudatiou would be- appreciated
hy the Frisco employees who were
ON snecIal snIvl.n hMrInt Tho strlke.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-05
WOMAN INJURED IN WRECK
Mrs. Hlldlich Victim when Truck
Coilide- Mlth Her Automobile.

Cincinnati. was painfully cut about
the face and head by NyinR glass
Wednesday afternoon when truck,
driven by j. ". Wootor. ga North
Main. collldcd with her cor NJ
Eleventh and Cheyenne. nnd knocked
Il into another car driven by Irene
Marshall, causing considerable dam
hRc 10 both autos. The truck was
slightly damaged.
The Injured woman was removed
TO tho Physicians - Surgeons hos
pitRl. where II wns announced
Wednesday night that her Injuries
were not serious.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-05

invest in stock within ax days after
the primary. after he had Just been
collecting nickels and pennies IRON
his deluded followers by claiming
he gives u satisfactory reason for
having such large amounts OF cur
rency in his possession during the
past two years as is charged in the
statement OF his purpOrted invest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-05
Retry Accused Minister.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. oct A.
Rev, Hardin II. Hughes, Hupornnu-
ntcd minister, once convicted OF
completely In the murder of Mrs
Anna Mckennon. n rcoluse. who was
Killed At her cabin In Rn Isolated
section OF the hills OF Montgomery
county May 7. 1891, was called to-
day for rotrial In the Garland county
circuit court here on change Of
venue from Montgomery county.