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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-23
Ottawa
BAMBlNO GETS FIRST
I HOMER OF SEASON

New York, May 2S,-Babe Ruth
knocked out his first home run of
the season and the Yankees defeated
st Louis yesterday in thirteen in
nings. to 3.
Ruth hit his circuit cl0ut off Van
Glider in the eighth, the Yankees
tied the score in the ninth and won
on Meusers single. Pipp's sacrifice
and SCOTS double in the thirteenth
inning.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-23
PRINCE ON AND
OTTAWA TO PLAY A
THREE GAME SERIES.
DUNN RECEIVES PRIMO TON,
LINEUP, WHICH IS COMPOSED
OF FORMER UNIVERSITY STARS
--"6ERMANY" ScHAEFER to-
PLAY THIRD FOR PRINCETON.

When Manager Dunns Ottawa Cubs
30 to Princeton next Sunday afternoon
To play a game with the Bureau
county seat nine the tilt will be tn
opener OF a tEree.gamc series between
the two clubs, according 70 announce.
mcnts this morning Since Dunn
booked the game with the Princeton
outfit for next sabbath afternoon the
two managers agreed to make il a
series of games. Three games will be
played the second OF which Will be
played in Ottawa.
The third game will be decided by
the attendance II the first ans second
games. Should Princeton t9aw a big
ger crowd at their park in next sur
days tilt than the club would bere,
the third and deciding game will De-
play there Its a fair chance fer
both clubs, but it would be a sure BET
that the deciding game Will be staged
here.
The FIRST game will no doubt be q
hnmdingcr because both Princeton
and The cubs boast OF having fast
teams Everybody in this vicinity
knows the Calber of the Cubs. and in
looking over the lineup which the
Princeton nanAgemeut has forwarded
10 Dunn they have = gang Of Young
university stars GA their team
Germany" SChae.e-, formerly with
the Detroit Tigers Is playing third
base Tor Princeton: Kopp former Uni
versity Of Illinois star catcher will de-
the backstopping lrisler, Chicago
University crack infelder, will play
second and Hespin, who pitched F.
against the Cubs last year. is slated
10 do the hurting next sunday
lack Evans. Buckalo, Gregg, Farrell .
and jackson are all former COLLEGE
stars ami promise to make Princetons F..
club n real one this year, Following .
are the lineups:
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-23

when / was a girl.
For several years |
had severe pains at
menstrual periods,
m aking me very
weak and interfering
with my regular du-
ties. | tried several
remedies without OBJ
tanning relief. | was
induced to try Lydia
L. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound by
friends an n II ra.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-23

a MAN who lives in Otto-way.
Whose temper WAS all shot-o.way;
With his razors honed
Well sharpencd and toned,
He wonders he EVER got Holloway.
SAVE YOUR RAZOR BLADES
Re-sharpened blades are better than
new.
LEAVE YOUR ORDERS WITH
Corbus Pharmacy, 700 La Sale St.
w. .. Duncan, ~ La Sale St.
T. (. Gapen & Son, 7o3 La Sale ST.
Jordan's Hardware, 119 w. Main st.
kneuasl Bros, Gil La Sale ST.
F. kneussI, 2t5 w. Main St.
s. S. Pearson's Sons, 223 w. Madison
Street
Refior Hardware Co., ~ w. Main St.
South Ottawa Drug Store, 504 State
Street.
Weiss Drug Shop, Nertney Bldg.
Wheeler g. Mao, 700 La Sale ST.
t. s. Woobert, 214 W. Madison St.
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES
SHARPENED
BY Expert Mechanics
n Csc doz. double.
SOC dog, single edge.
Regular Razors 35c each
OTECO
Ottawa Tool Edsing co.,
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-18
Dt. POST. OF MALE i.IRD>, TO
 PRODI CE INi .RTiLE EGGS

Exeei, within Il few sect t'.as of Ar Hansa>. the haf"hin. sea>eH + over and the attentia.. of the poultry grow pr should ION he directed along other lin .n the opinion of H. F. l.ansden. Dc ry si#ecialie of tEe Extension Ser vt..# of te2 College of Agriculture. University of Arkansas
 Of more importance than hatching II tliS stage of the son k the r"- h 5e4a of ai male birds from he pens e..etsff those that are ahsolu,e.Y need- ed for lce ling pHrpose.s. The surplus nafie~ should either he a en ol mafke.- ed. The removal of the rooSters means nfertle eggs which il tnrn mean more marketable eggs Besides the saving from be.,ts quality eggs three will b" af#4ter great saving in feed.
 l. ma Seeti9iS wHefa the hateltilfs Seaseu began early n the year ther" should be many ceekreIs ready for market. according to Mr. Lansden. He alSo says there are some bullets not worth while to be kept for laying pur- po>es that should he marketed II k too expensive to keep eockrels afte" they have reaehc,' & marketable size,
 At this time of the year when eggs are cheap il k to the benefit of every one to put down from 10 To 70 dozen eggs in water glass for use next wintef. X five gallon stone jar. containing something less than three gallons of se!ffion quast of water glass in nil qua =of water that .tas been boiied and cooled iS recommended ior this pnrlt se.
 Iuis much >o.dt on will cover :ald pre- erve l5 dozen eggs, if the jar iS kept covered and in q cool place. Only fresh. clean eggs and preferably infer tile ones. shoald he preserved.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-18
COMPRESSED COMMENT.

Socialism wants Congress to pass T bill aboliShing poverty. Second the motion.
 Many self-made man did very hrm job of it.
 0ne good thing for native sons to de is get out and do some travelling.
 Those who smile through tears Il chieve Those who blubber. fail
 Republican hard times are about the same as Democratic hard times.
 Lenine has had bullet cut out of him. but his wheels were left in.
 TrotSky has an iron hand. it is said. Also bone head.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-18
0BITt ARY OF THRESA NJ KRY

Whereas, death has Hie.t"d. oul-,,-a. U nifty and taken as l., victim Si>te. Thrcsa Murry. who WIS horn IT Munr goinery county. Ala. August x. 1Si0, md departed this lfe December -
 aal and layed fo ress December - ~ inc ~ftie of her husband. JaSpc~ V MuriH at the Pisea eemeterF. The funeral service was conducted hy Ed ]. D E.ins
 Her parents. Mr. and Mrs. ], T Mathews. fo GH.on Pa'iSh, La. sqhcn she was four wars old. S"e then grew to woman ood. married Jasper N Murry. and moved to Ne gada coaEty. Ark fo their nni"n .sere born eight children. six boys and TWO girls. TWO are dead and the living are. F. E. Murry Laneburg, Ark. N Mnrry. Prescott. Ark F. NJ Mu1N. s8ffon. tfk. L. x. Hurry Albany, Tes t A Nurry sad N ]. * Hood of Emmet, Ark.
 IFar husband died iii 1SH2.- leaving her rhe responsibility ef rai>.ne inc ch ldren She joined thc Primitiv" church at Epht Sls Nevada c'nnt& Saturday hefor" the Ht.t r0.tias 1>o7 hy experience and was haptised by Elder E. l.. Landare and lived a eoIf,i>tan, member until death. The church has lost III her death a uue. loving and obedcnl sister: her chil- dren q true faithful mother. oh we flo mourn her loss. hut hope that our loss is her eternal gain While hc. body is moulding ill Pisga cemetery,
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-18

her Dir:t < la the Paradise of Cod. We look fol#the resurrection morning .4er t,c la,t trumpet of God shall -elad rud theSe mortal bodies snail .. IT >r3 and this mortal SlaIl prt on Immortality hen soul. body and spirit shall be reunited. and sing re ,scoIHae io7e with the heavenly hest forever aHd forever
 Tas done hy request of Ephe>u> church. copy sent fo each af her children and q copy on our minute hook. approved hy the church while in a8nfrcence. thi> March 1000
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-18
TAX ASSESSORS NOTICE

l will meet the property owners Of Nevada county at the times and places listed below for the purpose of allow ing them to assess their personal prop erty, also the per capita tax.
 Under the new township assessment law, all property must be assessed ill the township where il is located and before the Township Board while in session in said township or pay th@ penalty of p per cent of all taxes due. Non-residents are refuired to furnish the assessor with verified lists of prop. erty in each township. on or before the day listed for said township, provided the nonresident has no agent in said township.
 Laneburg, Albany Tp., Thursday, May 18th
 Sutton, Albany Tp., Friday, May 19.
 Sutton, Albany Tp., Saturday, May 20th, a. III.
 Nichols School House, Alabama Tp, Monday. May %
 Falcon, Alabama Tp., Tuesday May 23rd.
 Falcon, Alabama Tp.. "Wednesday, May 2i, a. m
 Fuller's Store, Parker Tp., Thursday May %, a. m.
 Bodeaw, Parker Tp., Thursday May % D. m.
 Bodcaw, Parker Tp, Friday. May 26
 Union Church, Parker Tp., Saturday May 27, a. m.
 Emmet, EmInet Tp, Monday, May %
 Emnet, ElHmet Tp., Tuesday May 90. a. III.
 Boughton, Boughton Tp., Wednesday May 31.
 Prescott. Mo. Tp.. Thursday, June 1st, to and including June 10th.
 C. c. WOOSLEY. Assessor.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-18
JE G. I.1RGJ sON
 DOING GREAT WOHk

The Courier K just ill receipt of Il fine illustrated l6O page book entitled The Minerals of Arkansas compiled hy Jim c. Ferguson. which gives T graphic description of all the mineral wealth of this grand old state. Mir. Ferguson is commissioner of mines, and agriculture. and Curing his term in office has done more towards advertising the re sources of Arkansas than any other person who has filled this position. II ,s sincerely hoped thar Jim Ferguson will have no opponent because no one can do any more for Arkansas than he is doing and he is now familiar with every phase of the duties of th's office and the result of his splendid work is beginning to show results. The Courier believes Jim Ferguson is the r ght man to hold the office of com missioner of mines. manufactures and agriculture=Th Pike County Cour fer. Pike County.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-18
UTILIZE YOUR SPARE MOMENTS

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 The advantages of Il correspondence course are: Less cost, not one-siXth of that required 10 attend school no lost time or salary. you earn while you learn. save your leisure time that would otherwise he wasted. You study at home-the education comes to you. Three months free use of d standard typewriter is given with full Short hand course. If you decide when partly finished to enter for personal work, you may do so without additional tui- tion.
 For complete information fill in and mail the coupon below for large free catalogue.
 TYLER COMMERCIAL. COLLEGE.
 Tyler TeXaS
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-18
NOTICE

There will be public working of Mt Moriah grave yard on the nth day of May. Everyone interested come. Bring filled basket. Also preaching at II o'clock by Rev. l A Harp. presi- dent of the Arkansas Conference.
 l. k. Waddle.
 l r Luck.
 T, |. Gentry.
 A l. Calhoun.
 Committed
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-18
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS

ment HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is constitutional remedy Catarrhal Deafness is caused by an infiamed con- dition of the mucous lining of the Eusta chian Tube. When this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing. and when 1t is entirely closed, Deafness is the result Unless the n- ffammation can be reduced, your hearing may be destroyed forever. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE acts through the blood on the mucous surfaces of the sys- tenn, thus reducing the inflammation and assisting Nature in restoring normal con- ditions
 Circulars free All Druggists
 F. J. Cheney & CO, Toledo. Ohio.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-18

X bunch of women with scrambled brains, in san Francisco. who call themselves Holy Rollers, and who were fasting forty days in order to attain divine power. were rounded up by the police and made to eat. MacSweeney starved himself to death for the Irish cause. also. but they have been fighting
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-18

Socialism is the most foolish talk there is. Anyone ought to know that government iS nothing but a big beggar that is always taking away from us half of that which we earn and make. yet Socialists persist in thinking that government can and should support the individual. instead of just the con trary Each individual has to help support the governments and he never gets through
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-18

Our debt funding commission has informed the French government that il would lie 10 hear from il relative to the payment of the interest upon the cnormoas debt France owes the United States. lnaSmHch as France has been so insstent upon Russia paying what it owes. at the Genoa conference. It will now be interesting to note what they have To say about paying some thing themselves.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-18

If the Congress of the United States would evolve and pass tariff bill which would please everybody and benefit everybody. it would be su' perhuman body Such a task is beyond the knowledge and ability of man kind.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-18

conan Doyle avs there are no mar ri;. .eS in Heaven. Now we hnow why il is alluded to as Il place of rest.
 The service stations have to raise the price of gasoline cent quite often, to pay for the chalk they use in mark in@ up t4e price.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-18

Colorcd gentlemen used To he requir ed to deposit their raZOrs at the check room when entering q ballroom. but now il k the wlite mon, in New York aEI other large cities who check Their "eafs".
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-18
Thinkographs

lis good to know that come what may The sky cannot he always gray; Though gloomy now and dark to view. The sun must soon come bred Elng
 through, uHE .%"
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-18

all the verse ever since. The place for a Holy Roller is in a padded cell
 < BolsheviE publication says, When our children grow up they will know money only by memory. But the dis patches from Russia continue to fore cast the fact that not many of them are going 10 grow up at all, because they only hn1w food by memory.
 al. EA~ -x-- t!l e4e,~.
 John D. Rockefeller says the secret of long life lies in being a Christian and playing golf But, John. how can q man be Christian and talk to a raddy and The clubs like golfers do:
 Shooting i> being renewed in Belfast. screams d big headline. Ah, give Us something new That k not news. that k old stuff If you want some thing real startling. print headline IlIttt SllbOtllS IldN SNOpptd III i'Sii"Ni' or Cork. either
 Che of Mayor Hylan's appointees ill New York says that it will be Hylan for President in 1924. or T revolution Ii iS hard t. tell which of those two alternatives would be the worst.
 K
 In heinz alarmed over the poss .Eility 0t the new treaty between Russia and Germany. France is just exactly right There is nothing those two outlaws won't do-po>i;ively nothing.
 London has an organization of Hen pecked Husbands. and they are soon t0 hold q convention.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-18

Soviet Russia brazenly demands a loan of several billions from other nations notwithstanding the we'll known fact that its word, note or bond written upon.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-18

If one wants to find American cities nowadays. one has to go south Such cities as New York and Chicago are mostly foreign There are now more Russians in New York than in Moscow and more Italians than there is in Naples
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-18

France says she is willing that Ger many pay Us for our soldiers occu- patton of the Rhine. Fine. But she don't seem to say anything about pay ing us the money We loaned 10 her so long ago
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-18

London has an organization of Hen pecked Husbands, and they are soon t' hold q convention.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-18

If I.0ngfellow were alive today he would have t0 revise that Village Blacksmith" poem The village black smith has garage now. and yields monkey wrench instead of hammer and horse shoes.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-18

The next world war will be brought aaout hy combination Of Germany, Russia and Turkey. and the Genoa conference had better keep this in mind Those are the outlaws of the world and vii have 10 be treated as ~teh. for they are nothing else.
 \
 Those of Us who are not going to be able to afford d summer vacation it..y get hit If comfort by remember i4I@ the light and water mc;ers-they never get Il minutes rest the year round.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-18

have discovered that the habit is q foolish and damaging one, and so Vt
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-18

| TYLER COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
 Tyler. Texas
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-18

Secretary Hughes is dead against any recognition of the Russian Soviet governments. but Hi Johnson of Ca forhia iS strong for it. Big Pill Hay wood S also for it, and so are all the Anarchists and Reds
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-18

all the worse ever since The place for a Holy Roller is in a padded cell.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-05-18

Representative Blanton of TeXaS didn't read of Diogenes until recently. SC Ee starred out in search for an honest congressman, with the same re- sult that old Diog. met up with. H.S lantern didn't have enough g3S in if.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-05
LA SEMANA ENTRANTE Sc
TOMARA UNA ACCION DEFINITI-
VA EN- LA QUESTION RUSA
Lo que debe Russia a los Estados Unidos, no es
una bicOca.-La StuaciOn fi11anciera de
Cuba, va entrandO en- Was de
reconstruction


GENOVA. mayo 5.-En ell salon de
|conferencias Sc ha externado la version
de q. la delegation rusa ha recibido
instrucciones de Moscou para q. acep-
tie ell programa de reconstruction q. lie
ofrecen los aliados, no obstante la
obstinacion de estos de impartir su
reconocimiento al Gobierno Soviet,
por ahora. Claro, que esta negativa
de los aliados implica la negacion del
credito que Russia pide y necesita en-
las actuales circunstancias; pero CO.
mo este no es sino una simple ver-
sion que ha sonado en- los salones de
la Conferencia, aguardase la sema-
ma entrante, en- que Sc tiene entendi-
do que Sc tomara una accion definiti-
va sobre la question rusa, que tanto
preocupa a las potencias.
NEW YORK, mayo 5.-Un n1mero
de conocidos banqueros que estudia-
ban en- esta ciudad las actividades que
Sc desarrollan en- la Conferencia de
Geneva han declarado entire otras CO.
sas, que Russia debe al Gobiernd ame-
ricano la importante suma de
S210,000,000 y casas particulares
americanas cerca de 100000.
HABANA,' mayo 5.-Los directo-
res de la Corporation Upmann y Co.,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-05
Fragmento del discurso de Hum.
phreys, pronunciado el "a de abril.

Mr.. Humphreys.-Sefor Presiden-
te: Yo tengo una gran estimation
personal por el caballero por Kansas,
Mr.. Campbell, y un alto concepto de
su habilidad como miembro de este
Cuerpo. Y yo no voy decir que yo
no crea que el hablase sacramento
cuando el me dijo aquellas palabras.
Y las tomo como pronunciadas en- Sc
rio. Pero ell hecho permanece en- pie,
de que no ha habido hasta ahora in
vestigacin alguna, que no Sc ha or
denado; que, nj ell Gobernador nj
ninguno de sus amigos, la ha solicit
tado hasta la fecha. Como va die,
nosotros hemos investigated aqui to-
do el mundo de quien sospechasemos
que nos estaba llevando alg1n dinero.
Y ahora resulta que ell Gran Jurado,
en- Puerto Rico, ofcialmente, y des-
pues de practicar todas sus investiga-
clones, indica que ell Gobernador, y
su Auditor, Y su Secretario Particular,
Ia Guienes el Sc llev6 ALA desde su
propia Ciudad de Kansas,) puede que
scan culpables de mala appropriation
de fondos, o, por 10 menos, del NAL
uso de los mismos. De acuerdo con ell
sistema, establecido alli, de procedi-
miento criminal, ell Gran Jurado hace
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-05
ES NUTIL QUE Ell JAPON TRATE
DE LEVANTAR La REVUELTA0UE
ESTA FRACASADA EN- CHINA
La rendici0n del caudillo revolucionario en-
China sc espera pOr mOmentos.-El en-
baiadOr nOrteamericanO en- Paris ha
sufrido un accidente de auto.


PEKIN, mayo 5-El despacho lie
gado a esta capital de que ell general
Wu-Pei-Fu, del ejercito nacional, ha-
bia sido muerto en- la accion que Sc Ii
bra en- los alrededores de Pekfn, Sc
ha confirmado como incierto, pues ell
propio Estado Mayor ha enviado un
mensajero desmintiendola. Ell eau
dillo chino dice que ell enemigo esta
completamente aniquilado Y que no
tardara mucho sin que vuelva la nor
malidad a la nacion, subyugando al
lider de una revoluci6n que lleva CO.
mo Inico objective entregar a China
maniatada a la voluntad del Japon.
Dicese que el general Wu-Pei-Fu re-
cibe armas y municiones de Inglate-
ira Y Estados Unidos, mientras la re-
volucion es alimentada por ell Imperio
Japones.
PEKIN, mayo 5.-La ciudad en-
cuentrase desde anoche sitiada COM
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-05
Los exitOs de Carmen
Flores

La gran tonadillera Carmen Flores,
que goza de legftimo renombre inter
,naciOnal, sigiie congregando en- .el Tea
tr0 0iimpO, n 10 nElsi brlilante de la
seciedad de S,ln Juan que. acude a
0vaei0nar tedas las noches a la es-
tupenda artista. s.f,,ae.a
Las Pcrcheleras, La Gitana CnrQn-
dcra, EeGriste, y todas las ,eanciones
que inteRpret6 In suprema artista, le
valiefon otrslss tantas ovaciOnes, inter-
calaaasr cen oles! v con irreprimibles
jaieoss que ell piblico no puede conte-
ner ante La reina gitana.
Carmen Flores va trabajar va po-
cas- noches en- EE OIimp0 Antes de fl
nes de mes, tiene que embarcar para
Venezuela, dOnde ha de cumplir com
promises cOntrafdOs, V antes de em-
barcar ha dc visitar algunas pOblaciO-
nes de Ia Isla, dOnde In expectation
pOr admirar Y pOr aclamar Ia gra-
ciosfsima artista que es una de las
pOcas Y legftimas eminencias del gene
rO, es cada vez mayor. Por ESQ, por
que en- tOdas parties esperan Carmen
Flores para colmarla de agasajos, pa
ra festejarla como ella 10 ha sido
siempre, es que la temporada de Ell
OIimpO tiene que ser limitada.
PerO mafIana v el domino tambien,
los incurables devOtOs de la gran d.
rcttc pOdremOs ir recrearnOs en- su
gracia, a admirar Ia arrogancia de su
silueta gentilfsfma, embriagarnOs
dOblemente Ell la luz de sus ojos YER
des ell la ammonia de su voZ pOr In
que parece que canta Y rfe esa divina
ciudad de ensueiiO que Sc llama Mala-
ga la bella.
FL maestro director V notable COM
pOsitor, T. CriSt0bal, es tambien acla-
madO todas las noches, como inapre-
ciable colaborador del 6xito definitivo
de Carmen Flores. :