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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-23


ARE YOU looking fpr IN experienced.
competent Htcuographcr Tor temporary
or permanent work. II NJ call Usage
BOOkKEEPEK -stcnogrspher, capable TAX.
INK fulI charge of books amt general
correspondence. Al ret"'ynces. ilo-M,
world.
IpKKEErEH. Eight years experience.
can furnish excellent rctcrcnc,s. Osago
$50
COMPErENT. mtddlc.ngcd woman wants
position 49, housekorpcr or TO care FOR
children. Ph0uo Usage 2e7i.
CAPABLE rftnographrr with executive
ability desires position February 4. Ad-
d,sss bos 76A-M care Word.
EXPERIENCED mlddie-aRed woman VIII
furnish meals 10 i5 or more men on
to8.M. World.
ENPERIENCED steuoEraphcr desires per
msnent OF temporary position. osagi
S555.
EXPERIENCED typist wishes work after
o'clock. usaRe sS2'.
FOR PRACTICAL NURSE. call osage
A662-R Confinement cases speciality.
FOR CAPABLE, experienced, practical
nurse. Usage 27aG, Mrs. Davis.
GOOD LAuNpREss wants laundry work.
Usage G46i.
GIRL rs. wants home With private fam.
iy AddLeHs box lG5. Leonard. Oltla.
GIRL experienced In office work. finish
Ing business course, desires position.
IhNN' usage aHoa-if h'lNIF 4 ~ lls
LADY Experienced housekerp,., wishes
position In bachelors home or small
rooming house. Address p, World
LAUNDRY work by bundle or hour at
your home liSl S. Cincinnati Usage
,6t.R. ollie Johnson.
STENOGRAPHER desires position; 10
years experience: temporary or perma-
ncnt Usage 366'.
sTENOGRAPHER OF experience aud abil-
ity wants permanent stenographic posi-
tiOn IN oil Or legal work; now employed
IN Kansas city Address Miss Fanny
Renick, 214l Cherry st., Kansas
city, Mo.
ER-Fivc years experience
desires position; also have several years
bookkeeping experience; reasonable
salary; oil company preferred. Osoge
s3ig.H.
sTENoGRAPHER- R-Fxperienced legal and
commercial work, desires temporary or
permanent position. very reasonable
salary. Osage 1861.
WHITE WOMAN wants washing and
ironing TO do at home or work out by
hour. osage 2sts.
WANTED-By bookkceper with 6 years
experience. position with oil company,
viii consider clerical work; at present
employed. Call Usage 6bs0-J., after 6
y. IN.
/ WANTED POsITION-By young lady
rtenographcr with years experience In
large oil office; years legal experience.
Can give best OF references Address
box 405.M, World.
] WANTED--Two or three children to
/ board, day or week Usage 6925,
YOUNG LADY desires secretarial post
tion, thoroughly competent and capable
OF assuming responsibility high school
and college graduate. several years gen
Phone Cedar 1879 or write box lI92,
Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-23
SEEDS, PLANTS, FfRrILilERs o

THE MCGEE tomato makes 1900 bushels
per acre and I only have the pure
pedigrecd seed. Please write for fuh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-23

WHEN ASKED the other day how
We could sell such wonderful
mems shoes for i3.1S, 1 replied
''HOw we are going to get
enough to meet the demand was
all that worried me-" Selling
for less has made Turk Bros.
Tulsa's largest shoe distributors.
T. S.-With the aid OF their
thousands OF customers, On
sale at 3ls S. Main only,
TURK BROS,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-23
FINANCIAL
REAL EsTATE-LoANs

REAL ENINlt-tpANs "
o 600 AND $1,000 private money or
yenrs. on improved income city
property prompt closing. g. -. Cog
geshAll n Co. bOS-9 Wright Bldg.
Gaaca 19C.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-23
OIL MAcHINERY-suPPLIEs q
ortlcr.sroRn rorlrMrNr .

ONE oak roll-top desk. one large OAK
table, one revolving chair, three ottlce
or via soil separate. 526 Robinson BIDS
Cedar 40.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-23

PERSONAL PROPERTY
COAL. WOOD. FuEL 5s.k
COAL
HIcNoRY DEEP SHAFT COAL
Best Quality Available.
order direct from mines.
osage ac95. Usage 2'ss.
WOOD AND COAL
FOR sale. Osoge 4Jii.
WOOD and Goa! yard, fancy lump coal.
good hard WOOD. Usage All.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS a.
ART SQUARES, furniture and household
goods bought. highest cash prices paid
Tor al Kinds Of furniture and house.
hold goods call cedar 1866.
BOWERS FUKNIr; re Co, carries
complete line of upholster.ng supplies
s. Cincinnati Usage 3O0C.
blue PERFECTiON oil heater. 81, com.
binston wood or coal heating stove,
CASH PAID for your used furniture. Cau
Usage 1880. -
CALL JOHNSTON for window shades 70
measure, thcy are cheaper. Usage t00f,
720 W. Admiral
FOR UENT-i-room house. Will sell tbs
furniture. Usage 2S5i-J and cedar 1s1f.
FOR SALE or trade. nearly new, large
gas range also heater. Cail OsaFe
N5il-J
FREE-Buy - handsome oak library tabls
today and get a chair to match, free.
Hotel Ramona, Usage 3is.
FOR sALE-Diniug aud living room fu-.
mmia.e; ais3 s2, rug rtg5,o. Apply lo2Sh "
FOR SALE Mahogany dining room suite,
like new, lovely portiers, two gas heat
crs, Kitchen cabinet Phone Cedar
FOR sALE-Two gas heaters. can at ioS
FoR sALE-Ten rooms Of furniture, ar.
ranged and rented to four families
house may be rented In best ncighbof-
hood. Usage 22s2
I7l RNITI Hh repairing. Jeun.sanig, up-
holsteriug. cnameliug Anc rig't. prlce
''s"' PHONE osAGE 4s6
TULSA FURNITURE RtrAiR SHOr.
FOR SALE-scy,n rooms of furniture
!375 cash must sell house for rent
cheap, close IN. Telephone Osaro AI2i'
FURNITURE repslring. retinshing. up
hoist.rlng euamDrng. done righ. Phone
Usage 45b. Tulsa Furniture Repair
GENUINE antique wardrobe, sold wal
nut hand carved. Osage al"s-l,. -
GET MORE Tor your second nand furni-
tSas. osSse 1880 sSsIo D'O' 'O"' D'".',' ~
IVORY baby buggy. dresser, chIffonier'
bed complete. Kitchen cabinet range.
porch rocker and small heater. Must
be sold this morning cedar 767
LARGE s-pi,ce, overstuffed living room
suite IN mulbcrry velour fl9e; s-p'eco
mahogany dining room suite, tlJ6; ma
hogany Windsor chair. $40; ivory bed
ana vanity $40. simmons walnut fin
ish beds S22.5O. mahogany floor lamps
complete. $l9.75. Bun Furniture Coz
Usage 1883. 7o5 ;. olympia.
MIRRORS
Old mirrors rcsilyeted equal 20 new.
Tulsa Glass 4 Mirror CO.. 1901 10,
Third. Usage 95ll
MATTP ESsEs renovated and recovered.
So. We refelt old felt mattresses, All
work guaranteed. Porter Mattress Co.
Phone OsuEe 1885.
MATTRESsES renovated and recovered.
returned home same dag. All work
guaranteed. Tulsa Mattress Co. Osage
3610.
| NINTH ". 630--A few pieces u new
furniture FOR sale, very cheap. Can
Usage 5a5i. -.
new rugs. gxl2 tapestry Sl2.5O; 27NiG
81; Administers $3.50, others half prtGe,
iii n. Boston, Usage 26O5.
PLAZA COURT--FurnIshlngs for 2-bed
apartment for sale cheap " sld THIS
month. Apply iO2 Plaza CourtN Cedar
IS -----
REFiNIsHING. cnameling and uphols.
tering. use the hest material and put
out only high grade work. Fifteen years
| in the business in Tulsa. Gilbert Gun
stem. Usage 1914. .
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-03-16
Machinery forNew
Factory Has Arrived

Announcement has been made by
Mayor Sullivan that the arrival of the
machinery for Bogalusa's newest in
dustry, the handle factory, arrived
yesrteday morning. The contract
for unloading the machinery. at the
plant of the Louisiana Fibre Board
Company has been awarded to H. ].
Cowgirl and work will start at once
on installing same.
Repairs to the building, which cost
about $4,000, were made by the
Great Southern Lumber Company in
order to secure this enterprise for
Bogalusa.
It will require several days to in
stall the machinery, but it is expected
the plant will be in operation not
later than April Is.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-03-16
FRANK CASSIDY
HAS CLOSE CALI

Frank Cassidy, logging superin-
tendent of the Great Southern Lum-
Der Company, suffered painful in
juries when he fell through a log
car at Hooker Camp Thursday morn
ing. Mr.. Cassidy was walking across
the log cars when he slipped through
hole in one of the cars, which was
covered by a piece of wood, bruising
his right leg and fracturing the knee
cap. Only by presence Of mind did
he escape fatal injury.
The accident occurred just at day
break and tn enquiries did not re-
ceive medical attention until late that
evening, resulting in Mr.. Cassidy suf-
FREEING considerable pain.
He was brought to BogaIusa Thurs
day afternoon on the first train out
of Hooker and confined to bed in the
Elizabeth Sullivan Memorial. Hos
pital. 1t will be several days before
he will be out and possibly q few
weeks before he is able to resume
his duties.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-03-16
"BEE FARM HAS
BEEN STARTED HERE

J. M. Gates of Centerville, Iowa,
hearing of the charms of the South's
Magic City, located in Bogalusa last
week, for the purpose of raising bees.
Mr.. Gates, who is said to be one of
the most successful bee-raisers in the
country, and with over forty years
experience in the business, has man.
aged to secure eighteen hives of the
apidae so far, and expects to have a
colony of at least a hundred before
he leaves in May for his home in
Iowa. Mr.. Gates believes the local
market will consume all the honey
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-03-16

from a severe illness which confined
her to bed for several weeks.
Miss Mabel Dickey. of New Orleans
and Miss Elise Solsberger of Slidell
were the guests over the weekend of
H. E. Dickey and family.
Miss Inez Blanchard, one of Boga-
lusas most beautiful and accomplished
young ladies, spent few days this
week in New Orleans, the guest of
friends.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-03-16
RIDE TO FRANKLINTON

Troop A Cavalry, Bogalusa's repre-
sentative Centaurs, rode to FRANKLIN
ton Saturday afternoon to pay their
respects to the newly organized
Troop C of that city. The young
ladies of Franklinton entertained at
party dance Saturday night in hon
or of the Bogalusa troop.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-03-16
MOTHER DIES

Benny Bescher, recruit catcher on
the staff of the St. Paul team, was
called back to his home in st. Louis
owing to the death of his mother.
Whether or not he will report back
to the camp is not known.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-03-16
STARNs INVADEs NEW oRLEAN

J. P. Starns of this city, has opened
another drug store, the newest one
being located in New Orleans, and is
located at Lowerline and Burch
streets. Besides the stores in Boga-
lusa, Mr.. Starns has drug stores in
Kenner, St. Rose and Slidell.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-03-16
ELKS MEET FRln,v

The regular meeting a )
Lodge of Elks will bal5
Elks' Home tomorrow Frid..,
ing at 8 o'clock. It will L.,
meeting at which the Dre,a.. !.
will preside, and as there j. ~ !,
portant business~tO come 49, ~
all members are p,,,39
tend.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-03-16

Even with Bogalusa's excellent fire
department and great record for
keeping the fire losses the lowest IN
the state, there is a possibility Of
your home being damaged, and even
if not destroyed, it is possible for the
loss to run high.
IF insured with any of our COM
Panies, the payment will be just as
prompt for damage as if a total lOs'
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-03-16

Mrs. Eastend-YouIl not find me
hard to suit, Nora.
Nora (the new maid) - Pm sure
not, ma'am; l saw your husband as l
came in, ma am.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1922-03-16
produced the first vo.

produced Cd the first year.
The farm is located i 4
between the old paper mill s.
Lusa Greek. Mr.. Gates ~ 81 | !
in his opinion the clim.s ~ y
ditions of BOgalusa are ida. ~
purpose of raising the hone. Y
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19
KIN DIVIDED OVER
MANS SANITY; N.
DIS DELAY FINDING.
NEiGHBoRHooD DISPUTES HELD
PARTIALLY RESPONSIBLE FOR
CONDITION OF "DEFENDANT"
TRIED BEFORE COMMISSION
OF DOCTORS.

A hearing held after petition had
been hled in the county court asking
that william Keeper ST., aged Peru
man. be declared insane, was contin-
ued yesterday afternoon until August
q, at 2 o'clock, after the sanity com
mission which was composed OF Doc
tors NJ. H. Sawyer and S. +. Parr,
were unable to determine from the
evidence presented whether or not
Keeper Was iriitionall Additional
evidence will be introduce on Mon
day
he petition on which the hearing
was held was filed by the neighbors
of the defendant who is past seven
ty years OF age The evidence pre-
sented indicated that there had been
trouble in the neighborhood
Mrs. Pauline Ludwig, Blanche Kur.
tZelck, Anna Nelson, Teresa Schroe-
der, Johanna Fruhoier and Herbert
MEME, all OF whom live on either
Tenth or Schuyler streets, in Peru,
gave testimony against the defend
ant
Peter Keeper, his son and Mrs.
Keeper, rallied to the defense OF the
old man, both giving evidence to in
dicate that he was not insane.
Mr.. Keeper also made a great eff
fort to have the court records show
that he was not incompetent.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19
BUSINESS MEMS
REVIVAL TEAM To
COME |NN0VEMbER
PLANS f"E rEiNG MADE TO
HOLD OTTAWA RELIGIOUS CAM.
PAlGN DURING THE MlD.FALL
MONTHS.

Plans are being made to open the
big six weeks revival to be held IN
Ottawa under the auspices Of the Fair.
field. Iowa, business mems team early
I'm November Eugene Palmer, the
business manager Of the team. was In
Ottpwa on Thursday looking over the
field
A bio tabernacle viii be erected for
the hOldin@ Of the meetings. The re-
vival will be held under the auspices
OF The Ottawa Ministerial Association
and IA, Church Federation.
The 'eam is composed OF some
twenty business men of Fairfield,
Iowa Not all Ct these men remain in
the city where the ovangelistic meet
ines are being held throughout the N
tire session William Harper, who IL
the chief speaker Of the team will r..
main horC through ut the six weeks.
Gus Scott the team song leader. viii
also he here throughout the whole ses
sion
Gospel meetings will be held every
evening IN the week with the excep.
tior Il Monday.
Course Of Study.
Rev. n. f. l.awler. pastor Of the
First Methodist church. will give a
course of study next week at tho
Christian EndeGvor assembly at New
Lennox on "Methodism." The instl-
tute will be comprised of all the
churches in the eastern part OF tn"
Joliet district o. the Methodist church.
1t will open on Aug. 20 end close on
Aug. 81 Some 200 young pcople ar"
expected to he IN attendance
The local church will be represent
ed by Vera Conarh. Loretta BRADLEY.
Heler LaWler. Winifred Pike and
Ernest Lawler The Ottawa delegh-
ton have secared a cottage and VIII
camp on the institute grounds. Mrs.
III. f. L.awler win ect as chaperone.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19
TERRIERS TO CLASH
WITH WEDRON NINE

Tomorrow AFTERNOON the Ottawa
Terrier will travel to Wedron to mix
with Jack Flynn and his crew. The
game will be played at Sulphur Lick
Springs at about 2:30. Flynn Will
be in the mound for the Wedron gang
and that says a lot. He has built up
a reputation this year winning most
of his games. He mixed with the
Ottawa White Sox this year and they
could do little damage to his offer
ings. The rest of the Wedron outfit
are known as heavy hitters and good
defense players. Fox will be on the
hill for the Ottawa team. Joe is a
good pitcher and he has team be
hind him that lends him good support
all the time and are always a source
of trouble to the other pitcher. There
are quite a few followers of the Ter
riers who expect to see the game
As far as could be learned none of
the other Ottawa teams will play
tomorrow.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19
MAYOR TELLS SALOONS
TO SELL REAL BEER

Johnstown. Pa. Aug. 19-Deter-
mined to rid the CITY OF bootlegFers
and to provide q substitute for bal
water. Cagor Garfield admitted todaJ
no had told local brewers and saloon
keepers that, as mayor of JohnstoWE,
he would not have any objection to
the sale Of real beer. 1t must he
real beer, not the poison loaded with
"1c"ho1 and ether that boOtleggers
have been selling, said the mayor.
SalOOnmen were inclined to evade
comment upon the mayors dec'ara-
ticr They insisted they had been
law. abiting citizens. hut thew would
not say whether they intended to dis
pense "real beer" and thus come in
contact with prohibition officials.
A drought and lack of modern IA
cilities are held responsible for the
moor water. THE water Is absolutely
impure," said the mayor. ITS full OF
bugs
.Iohnstown is a steel mill center.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19
Local Briefs

The Misses Marie Kuhn and Helen
Slattery, Art Fisher and Paul Sexton
motored to La Sale Thursday even
ing.
j. ID. Collins OF Bloomington, spent
yesterday in this city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scales Jr,, Of
Chicago, announce the birth OF a
baby daughter, born at the Lying-ln
hospital In Chicago, on Wednesday,
August 10th. Mrs. Scales was for
merry Miss Harriet Allison Of this
city.
Mrs. T. Gratz, Mrs. Clyde Allen,
and the Misses Irene Clark, Ceceila
OK and Eleta Pierson, employees of
the c., o. q =. Offices are spending
the day in Joliet, for the purpose Of
visiting the prison.
Mrs. William Streul and Mrs. Fred
Hummer of this city spent last even
ing in La Sale, as the guest Of Mrs,
Lelitia Gilletti.
Mrs August Gerding has returned
after five weeks trip in Cresson,
and Pittsburg, Pa, and Chicago,
whore she has been visiting with rela-
yves anu lTltHuS.
Mrs. Joseph Kuhn, is spending the
week at the home of Mrs. II. c. Par
son. ,O2 Guthrie street Mrs. Par
sons entertained at dinner, in honor
OF Mrs. Kuhn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doomey Armstrong
are the proud parents of baby boy
born this morning at their home on
North La Sale street
III. +. Finlen of Streator spent the
dav in Ottawa.
Mrs. F. l.. Jones has returned to her
home in this city, after spending the
past four weeks through the west
She was accompanied on the trip by
NJ II J pettett of Bloomington
Mrs. c. W. Berge of this city let tbs
m, II inc tor Chicago, where she will
pend the week end
James Yustra OF Chicago spent yes
terday in this city on business.
w. II. Thompson and Jack Johnson
of Marseiles were Ottawa visitors
yesterday.
Harold Trench of Marseilles called
On Ottawa friends Yesterday.
G. A. Todd and family have return
ed to this city after an extensive mo-
tor trip through the east, stopping in
Indiana and Ohio
S. b. Selah and family Of Ewing,
Mob. are spending few days visiting
their former home in Deer Park.
Henry Neuemyer and Walter Sears
of this city are spending the week end
in Aurora
George Moss has returned from
visit to Streator.
Misses Mary Fleming and Elsie
Hodgson Of this city are spending the
week end in Chicago.
Harold Neary and James and VII
liam Walsh went to Aurora today to
attend the Central States fair and
exposition.
Ernest Futterer, John Carey and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Futterer motOred
to Aurora today to attend the exposi-
ton.
Mrs. B. Bradenburg of Serena. was
an ottawa shopper yesterday
Chester Redfield n d Charles
Mosher of Peoria. spent yesterday In
this city on business.
Miss Sue Daggett of MarseilIes,
was an Ottawa visitor yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. f. " Fox and daugh-
ter Georgine of Deuver. Colorado,
who have been visiting in this city
for the past number of weeks, left to-
day for visit with relatives and
friends in Chicago
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19
A BUSINESS OF YOUR ONN.
$3,5 0 to $1,000 Yearly Profit,


Are vou tired working for the other
elbow? Do you want a profitable
bu2inc'' Of your Cwn? Are you ambi.
tious to make big success? Here IS
your opportunity.
We are opening Chain Tire Stores
IN towns and cities all over the coun-
try. We require ambitious men TO
own and operate those stores. If you
can qualify you will have our full 60.
operation. II will mean fortune ~
YOU. Our advertising will brine busi
ness to your store. Experience unnec.
esNary. We train you!
We have over $50 stores now in op.
Grafton. Through our chain store OF
erations we undersell competition.
Our operators make big money. You
can, too.
A store can be started for 81 900.
You own the store outright. Your in.
yestment fully secured Get all the
facts NOW. DO not delay. Your
town may be closed at any time. Call,
wire or write, Fl. NJ Stephens.
STEPHENS ASSOCIATED STORES,
TRADERS BUILDING
KANSAS CITY. MISSOURI
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19
Dreaded South African Snake,

The greatest terror Of all South AZ
rican snakes is the black mamba. IT.
bite is almost instantly fatal, and t.n
mamba is of strangely irritable dis
position, frequently Itching for u
scrap" and appa"enty fond OF blulline
d man BY its near presence, daring him
to try and hit it, then landing "A swift
return that cannot be avoided. 1t will
also dash out from its den and attack
the passer.hy.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19
CONGRESS- FRAMING
ANTI-STRIKE LAWS
fContinued from page l.,

session announced they realized the
public stress in the situation and that
both sides were anxious to get the
mines opened on the wage scale,
They issued a statement as follows:
1.-The miners presented proposal
in accordance with the Cleveland
agreement
"The operators reiterated their for
mer statements regarding settle
ment agreeing to pay the old scale
of wages until April /. 1923. and in
sisting that an arbitration board be
appointed to settle all matters in dis
pute. The proposals were submitted
TO a subcommittee of the scale com
mittees which will go into session at
2 p. M
The Joint session adjourned sub
ject to call of the subcommittee and
1t was generally believed that no
joint meeting would be called before
next Wednesday,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19
(20zmfNfw
Circuit Court

2G172 Michael r Hartnett vs. Harry
K Warf-apr"al
26l73 Geo X Wilson VS. Baker Bros
Co-appeal.
26l74 Baker Bros Co vs. Chas f John
son-appeal.
2G175 First Trust Co ottawa VS. f !
Keth-judg by confn for $334.l7 d.
costs-ex issued. l. q Browne. atty
26l76 f b Elliott ct ri &c vs. joseph
Ricci--same for $4l9.y2 Il costs-ev
issued. Hoberg & Hoberg. atty.
26177 The First Natl Bank Mendoza
vs. Ben b Brady ct al--judg by
confn for $799.76--ex issued. B.
Harry Reck atty.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19
Two Things Life Taught Him.

The longer live tie more am sal
isied of two things: First. that tn
truest lives are those that are cat rose
diamond fashion, with many facets an
swering to the many-planed aspects
the world about them; secondly, tina
society is always trying In some way
or other to grind us down to slnei'
facet.--Oliver Wendell Holmes.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19
Hawks Miurate En- Bloc.

The autumn migration of hawks is
made partly en- bloc, a large proper.
tion of the total population of several
Northern species appearing and pass
ing southwark at certain more or less
definite times often one wave" Of
the birds will follow n period Of
gniescence, which will he in turn sue.
ceehpd by another wave.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-19
Old Canadian CITY.

POrtage-La-Prairie is the French fUi
prairie portage or carrying place, for
II was near ne site of The city that
the old fur traders set out ."om the
ASsllilboine river to carry TO or cross
to Lake Manitoba. Early the Preach
had trading posi- there ana il was do
ing thrivins business when Fre1cl
Canada was coded to Great Britain IL
1853.