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New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Buffalo. Rochester & Pittsburgh
BuTalo ii Susouehanna
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Financial Items

Empire Trust Company and Leroy "
Baldwin havs been appointed trustees
Under an intsn'ufe % the Union bag
authorizing an fs-p. 81 $4,000 900 nrst
mortgage gold bonds. initial issue BEING
g. 500 coo series 4. bearing per cent IN.
tfresf
United States Mortgage snf Trust Com
pany has been appointed registrar ~ the
common and preferred stock % tho
Powell on Company
Y. 3 Hocht. president % the Hibcrnia
Securities Company irc OF New orleans
announce the opening ~ an oniec A. ssf
Cantler puilflng Atlanta. IN charge ot
= " gpeaa formerly assistant maneg ger
q the Atlanta office 81 the National city
COMPANY of Sew York.
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Prices Irregular
In Curb Trading;
Industrials Firm
Mixed Sentiment i'm 'Oil
Group Keeps Stocks in
Narrow Range; Mex. Sea-
board i'm Strong Demand

Nixed sentiment in early trading
on the curb market restricted price
novoments. especially in the oil group.
lndustrials ruled hrm. Mexican sea
board was In strong demand IN the
forenoon and crossed so to q ne" h'sh
record.
Standard Oil OF Indiana showed
decline Of more than two points ior nc m,
day. while Cities Service common te.
back six points on proht taxing V'"e'
oils were generally easier
gain OF two points. while United re
tail Candy worked W one-hah PONY.
independence Leads recent s't'ngsn
was attributed 70 the report thsl neT
interests had become associated WIN
the company.
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Railroad Earnings
For May S how
Irregular Trend
New York Central Reports
Decrease of 500, $50 in
Net; Norfolk & West
ern Registers n Gain

Results Of railroad operations In
May. as revealed In the reports pub
lished yesterday. showed m irregu-
lar trend IS 10 net operating income.
The New York Central the Delaware.
Laekawanna a Western. the New York
Ontario & Western. the Buffalo, Roeh-
ester & Pittsburgh and the Buffalo &
susquehAnna reported decreases In net.
although the New York Central had an
increase Of ssl2.9ls in gross
The roads reporting an increase in
net included the Norfolk & Western.
the Wabash and the ST. Louis-San
Francisco. All the roads. however, re-
ported increases in net for the hve
months period ended May 81.
New York Central
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Suitable for His Purpose

cuestlon-f am Interested IN making
an Investment and have IN view i.~high
valley and brooklyn Edison common
stock Tho former hss been earning for
years much more than n pays in divi-
fends and has valuable coal property
which on separation from The railroad
should bring considerable value 20 tfs
siockholfefs a. IN the case % Deia~a's.
i-acka awsnna a Western Railroad. The
latter has paid : p-r cent for AZ least ten
years. but ~ does not earn a great mar
Kin over payments. possihly a. IN Cen
srai Electric more is charged 70 depfeciA-
zion than Is required C.
Answer-We judge by the confident
tone Of your letter and the absence Of
question of any kind that you have
already made up your mind 20 buy one
or both Of the stocks mentioned. We
venture the opinion. however. that
either Lehigh Valley OF Brooklyn Edi.
son would be a suitable investment II
you can watch developments. and we
Judge by wha, you have said that you
can do so.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27

Qu,ftions Of general interest 70 ir-
rsffors uiu b arswsrsd in ihis coi-
u-rr. IN which case only initials vill
B, used. Ofters riii b. answered by
mail Addrcss all inquirlcs. ,nelos-
ing a stamped. addresssd sHrslops. 70
financial Editor. The Tribune, fsk
Nassau Street. Neu York CITY
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Radio as Foreign Trade Aid

Foreign trade promotion BY radio
will be attempted by the Department
Of Commerce on July II and II, when
the latest eabled news Of foreign mar
kets and trade opportunities will be
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Canada Continues Ban
On Exports of Gold
Wants 10 Conserve Resources
for 1922 Financial Require
mems. Il Il Said Here

OTTAWA. Ont. June ga proela-
nation has been issued in an extra OF
The Canada Gazette" prohibiting the
expectation Of gold coin. gold bullion
and fine gold bars until July /, 1928.
The proclamation was issued under an
act passed three years ago authorizing
the continuance Of measures taken dur
inr the war to prohibi. the export Of
gold.
Extension for another year By the
Canadian government Of the prohibit
tion against the expectation Of gold
was said by bankers here last nigh,
10 be due 70 a desire TO conserve re-
sources for meeting the governments
financial requirements OF 1922. The
program recently outlined at Ottawa
calls for refunding operations totaling
$3.50, 900, 900, Of which It is expected
that $3.50, 100000 will be attempted in
the home market, and the continuance
of the embargo Is believed 20 be with
a view 20 facilitating this financing.
international bankers here are not
entirely in sympathy with CanadG's
attitude in the matter. feeling that .he
ultimate benefits from restoration Of
free gold market would more than
Offset any temporary enbarrassmen;s
that the lifting Of the embargo might
occasion. The Dominion government,
il was said. has been unnecessarily
afraid Of the development Of an export
movement Of crrltal and has endeay.
ored 20 keep this az home fer opening
Up domestic resources.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
THE IMPORTERS AND TRADERS
/ NATIONAL BANK
OF NEW YORK
OF NEW YORK

Electricity was not hamessed for practical uses in
sday Great inventions, like great successes, require
years Of persistent labor and experimentation Solid
foundations must be laid for the attaining of any
worthwhile project
Helping depositors to broaden and substantialize
kher success mission Of the Importers and Traders
National Bank. We aim to cooperate to the fullest
extent with those who are carefully and thoroughly
byng great foundations for winning great success
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DIVIDEND NOTICES
PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND.
DRIVER COMPANY.
HARRISON. ~. J.

NOTICE OF QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
The Board % Directors. ~ meeting
held on June 90 1922. declared the regular
quarterly dividend o. one and three-quaf r
ters per cent G&T) on tho outstanding
preferred stock for the quarter ending
June 30. 1922. payable on July !. 1874 %
all stockholders Of record al The close %
business on june 81. 1929. Transfer books
Will close from juno 81. lf.es 10 July !.
1922. Checks Will be mailed.
p z. REEVES
Treasurer,
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
COUPONS
TNITTD STATES REALTN AND M
PRONEMENT COMPANY.
III Broadway, NeV YORK.

Ill broadway, NcN horh. -.
June -. 1872.
The Coupons of this Company twenty
vasr pehentufe o. Bonds. due on July lst
re1t. will BE- paid on July Jet upon presen b
fafion a. the Company onice. Room l4.s'
''''. ALBERT Z. HADLoCK. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
DIVIDEND NOTICES
t24lst Dividend
BANK OF
'NE MANHATTAN COMP ANY
CHARTERED 1893

tHAkIEkLD ltvs
New York, June 18th, 1922,
TIE President and Directors Of
: Manhattan Company have this
~ declared a quarterly dividend Of
u PER CENT. on the Capital
'xi Of this Company, payable
" ist, 1922, to stockholders Of
word at the close of business June
IN. 1922.
Tie transfer books will not close.
OVEN E. PAYNTER, Cashier.
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
NOTICE or REDEMPTION or BONDS

or
eprRRY FLOUR COMPANY.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that on ths
L.. dev OK August. is.2. all q the ouisiand.
irg First Mortgage slx Per ceni. Iiiieen
Year s,nkirE fNind Cold Bona. o. sperTy
Flour Company. dated February /, 1919, and
secured 81 mortgage Of The same dais ere,
cufet hy said spefry Flour company 70
Arrio-Csilfornla Trust Company. Trustee.
wiil be redeemed. and there VII. se then els
and payable on each Of said bonds, a. tn9
ONCE oi said Anglo California Irusi Com,
pary. situate a. The corner of NAfkei ana
sersorne streets. In San Francisco. Call.
fornia. one hundred and two ana one-hal,
llGzi.1 per cent. % the face value ihefsoi
w..h accrued interes, thereon 70 sad ~ aey
Of August lf.2 The holders of fAld vonas
are required 20 present the same fof reesHp-
ton al said once of sa.a Angio- califofnlA
Trust Company on faid lst day of Auslsi,
1922. at said redemption price, 70 VIZ. iho
principal amount thereof. with accrued lhtei,
sst thereon and a bonus % two ana On. hAl.
per cent Of such principal arorpi- lnteIest
On safd bonds viii cease TO accrue On A~4e
lEt cay OK August, 1893.
Dated June 81 1922. ..--
ANGLo-c4LIFORNiA TRUST COMPANY.
cHAs. +. LEEGE. vies-Prssiasni.
GRANT cORDREY. Asst. seety
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Four fill columns OF in
rcstment questions and an
soers icill be published in
The Tribune ercry Sunday
and Monday. On other days
one full column icill appear.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
ftANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY co.

go Lexlrgfon Ave.
.< New YORK. June i4th. ~.
S,-T'1:.nt o. ONE AND ONE-HALF Ri.
II. " 81 Ifr EhareJ upon the capita
go his Company has been declared.
k.21s o. Tuesday. Angus; LIST. 1922. 20
- record a. the close OF
|1"a on Friday. June Goth. 1929.
H. @ALION S. BARCER. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Norfolk & Western
NAnh,.l
Delaware. Iackauanna 4 Western

ffncludcs hire ~ equipment ard Join
facility rents. less other Income
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27

e,~eert rover House. Cohoes. y. y.
t.IfrrrlgrIrF ari delivering two hydraulic
- =, wlfh governor equipment ana extra
10 proposed power house az Crescent
r. coso@s ~ y.
C.s,,s end 2 inclusive.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27

TERMINAL CONTRACT 40 80
For paving q portion . the tsrrnirai sl'e.
'r.cai work end details Incidental thereto. a.
Syracuse.
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PROPOSALS
STATE or sew YORK
OFFICE or SUPERINTENDENT or pUD-
lie WORKS. albany

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals. VIII 20 received by fNe
undorsignei 81 his offce in the Capitol ~ AL
bany. y Y. until ! . o'clock noon of Tuesday.
July .5th. 1929 O.; which place and hour they
VIII he publicly opencd ana read for The
construction % Harge canal terminals pur-
slant 90 the provisions az Chapter 1ss %
The Laws n lfii. AMI am n1atory Jaws. and
Chapter 4n1 of the Laws ~ 1890 as follows
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
t.....nt rnuer Mon.e. Cohoss. y. Y.

fresfent Power HOUSE. tohpe%. y
- ferr lshlrg tw0 water wheel driven
...r.sr. ana other electrical equipment IN
4, s-erosef power house az Crescent dam.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-04
FREEDOM

Miss Rose ThoHson daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry ThorsOn aud Ole Mel.
son were married i'm ottawa, October
Is, by Rev Moryedt They will be
at home to their friends On a farm in
Miller township where the groom has
famed for several years. They have
many friends here to wish tnem hap.
pinpsS.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Wiley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Garnette Cope of EarlyilIe, visit
ed al Jed ElwClG Sunday.
Miss Nina Thompson has returned
home from a months visit with her
sister in Pontiac
Keep in mind the date of the Edna
Means OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II.
The carnival Saturday evening PROV
Cd to tie q home coming for several
eXrasidents Of this vicinity. Among
the guests present from a distance
We're: Mr. aud MIS-. Arthur Rees and
daughter IF Grand Ridge Mr.. and
Nfs. @, NJ. Pool MIS- Adelaide Lucas,
Mr. and Mrs Roy Couard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Agnes Tydeman, Henry Wiley,
Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs ". G. Martin
Mrs. Mate Walters and Earlyille, Mr.
and Mrs. Allie Killolea, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geannctte Games Of Aurora, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis G0nigam of Walnut
A large crowd attended the carnival
given in the Community House last
Saturday night and II was a huge
success in every way. Beautiful au-
tumn leaves aud halloween symbols
were used in the decorations. A good
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-04
OTTER CREEK

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Sauer OF
Strator are the proud parents of a
baby daughter born Oct -. Mrs.
Sauer was formerly Miss Rose Pres.
scr OF otter Creek.
Hiss LetAa c.. lserman was united
in marriage to Rev Elliot W. cellar
Of Nickburg, Mich, The ceremony
was performed by Rev. J. G. Schwab
Of Sreator. The wedding march was
played by Miss Cynthia lsermau, sis
ter of the bride The bride looked
charming in white georgette over
white sateen with shower boquet OF
roses. Miss Margaret Richardson of
Dixon, frieHd Of the bide was brides
maid; George Fagon, of Chicago, a
former classmate OF the groom was
best man. After the ceremony a
wedding breakfast was served to the
immediate relatives The bridal
couple LETT for Canada for honey
moon trip. They viii reside at Vicks-
burg Mich, where the groom is pas
tor Of the Salem Evangelical church.
Mrs. Corrgau and daughters and
son Of Racine Wis, motored here
Saturday and spent Sunday with
Mrs Ccrrigans sister Mrs. Herman
Stoidel and family.
Miss Carrie Jones and Margaret
Darn spent Thursday afternoon ut
ae Il, A. Banckendof home
The young folks of Old li0pewcll
chuch held o Halloween party at the
opuorth han Friday evening Games
we're cni0yci by all, and q delicious
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with friends at Decatur.
Miss Blanche Anderson spent a few
days the past week with relatives at
Chicago
Mrs. II, ], Won Ohlen has for her
guest Miss Edna Green of Newman,
H.
Supt. and Mrs. Edgar Yaeger made
y business trip to Marseiiles, H., on
Saturday
Miss Clarice Jacobson spent few
days in Chicago the past week.
Harry Rolfe and family of Aurora
spent over Sunday among friends in
Leland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Septa Peisha spent
over Sunday with relatives at Bata.
via
Mrs. Martin Fossand and daughter
Miss Stella spent Tuesday with rela.
lives at Sandwich
Halloween party was given by
the Masonic and o. H. S. lodges on
Friday evening. A large crowd at,
tended
Philip Erb made a business trip to
Chicago Wednesday,
A Halloween party was given at
the home Of MIR. and Mrs. Ernest ia.
cobs on Tuesday.
Mrs. Albert Hal lof Aurora spent
Tuesday among friends.
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of herman She had resided in this
community ever since. She is sur
yiyol by her husband and nine child
Ircu, all are married except three
sons and one daughter. Mrs. Wolf
anger was a member oi the Evan.
gelical church, and was an active
member in the Ever Ready club
Funeral services were held > o'clock
Saturday afternoon lnterment in
the Grand Rapids cemetery
The Wolf Greek and Union school
had q Halloween party at the Union
school Friday afternoon. TIE yOungs-
ters report a good time, Lunch was
served by the teachers.
Rev. and Mrs AppleJy was ente-
tanned at the H. 4. Benchendorf
home Sunday.
Mrs Lille Pressor and son william
sicnt Sunday in 6treatOr at the
Wilbur sauer home
Born 10 Mr. and Mrs Charles Kiss
IA baby daughter last week, mother
and child are doing fine.
Miss Pearl Linn visited relatives
in Ottawa last week.
Miss Kitty N0rtand Of Nanville
was az over night guest at the
Arthur Haroor home Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gaff and Mrs.
Hodock of Blackstone visited last
Sunday with Air and Mrs Melvin
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter stoeiill and
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-04
LELAND

Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Davies spent
Monday with frients at Aurora.
W. T. Sexton and Mrs. Margaret
Barnes were Chicap shoppers Tues
day.
A reception was tmdered Rev. Roy
ston and family at tie church parlors
THURSDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. V. O Hills OF Chicago
spent over Sunday among relatives
here.
Mrs, h. A. Danielsm returned home
Friday from a visit With her son and
family in Ottawa
Mrs. Lewis Fuchs was a Sandwich
caller Tuesday
Mrs. Chas. Whitman of Des Moines
spent a few days among relatives in
Leland.
AIr and Mrs r. I. Pierce, Herman
kukuk and family spent Sunday with
Icjatiyes at Byron, Ill.
}irs. Thor Thorson was an Aurora
shopper Tuesday.
Nr. ami Mrs. II. r. Thompson,
Mrs. Laura Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar NReger spent Sunday at Sand
WiCh.
Mrs. & e. Robinson spent Tuesday
with her sister in Chicago.
MIS-. J. c. Augustine was a Sand
~ich c3ler Tuesday.
MI md Mrs H. II. Thompson spent
Sunday with relatives at Wedron,
III.
Miss Myrtle Wormeland of Leland
ana NJ Lloyd Whitaker Of Earlville
were recently married.
5ralk Kline ana family of Brook
field Ill.,. spent over Sunday among
the hDme folks
MIS- Laura Thompson pleasantly
entertained few friends on Satur,
day
MRS Mary Peisha has returned
from a visit among relatives at Des
Moines.
Mr. and Mrs Gordon Of La Noble
spent over Sunday with relatives in
Leland.
MIS- Seyorine Lee of Somonauk
spent Monday among frinds
Miss kieshing spent the week end
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-04

In, H. f,, An ..t.,. mn L. Al.
,ng pee lur Mrs' ioater liall III lhe
community iiouse last tuesday lhey
N.Y. uFo s1"l''e ''i%1',''vS pusy nearly
q" uuy anu 9oo'Ilpl'sueU great ueal'
I'''e P'ouiN u,'',.I MaS eerN'u a.
n"n, nu ' an,y,a 'o ' sre'~
many uaSlui ol',',ea loi tue llst was
'"S n'n Iu,, INV, any TWO lu'rls OF irult'
my, "u,'u Ga, iNJI"sh ana ME- ~ a.
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,''rr nav ,Hi W'p 70 NueatIe'G lhalaHa
80 fl''' az wv, w ", M N!aIalae nome
l' ~, W, w , l,,,iS ana Mr, anu
WIS '''''l" "'" IMAM . papl o,
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'' ~ ''I]'I',n ''I,''a I's, SUNDAY
ar .hu wv, j., us "ohithh ana
".'.'' , LOTTO , u,l ana MISS fIo,-
'',h Slin' OF "llhul spent the week
cry .' lli' '''Ch'oy nome d,
w. '',," ',,' i'''l'I vi N.''f' T'S,l'u
%, ''' N'' U''"'"'l '"iil' "'''fal d'Ia
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D.. ~ uuu M'a, JoNn huh| OF he
iN''" M VT. Nl'5'a ~ lnr DyIe 'nuF
u, .a' IunsGdA lhelil and Wednesday.
WITS, W''''to fooi ana daughter
Me ME- "n'E'' were MENDOZA shoppers
rr,uay'
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-04

Virginia Peck, is In high school and
getting along nicely.
Mrs. Martha Ggut, teacher of the
CIR, nd Ridge school, was week end
guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Gaut in Streator.
Mrs. William Glenn and daughter,
Miss Margaret, motored to Streator
1uCsda.'.
Arthur thomas and wife OF Ottawa
wore calling on friends in this COM
mQmt9 the first Of the week
Mr.. and Mrs Tony Weber enter
tanned Rev. Quigg to dinner recent
~.
Miss Dorothy Yocum visited Miss
Edna Autram Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. s +. Kincr Of sierra
tor were visitors in the village last
week.
Mrs Hodgson and Miss James are
the guests at the f. ". & 4. Z. Hodg-
son homes
Mrs Fodgsou from Lexington Neb.,
is visiting among friends and rela-
tiYes here.
De.co lights have been put in the
farm house Of Lewis Antram. This
adds much to the enjoyment of i'm.
provement in farm houses.
Mr.. and Mrs John Lehr entertain
ed relatives from near Ransom the
first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Haywood Of
Deer Park township attended the
party at Mrs. Jane IIuss' Thursday
evening.
Ernest IIOdgson and wife, also his
daughter, Miss Arlene, were dinner
guests the forepart Of the week with
friendd in rGand Ridge
James Darling Of Ottawa was a
business translator in the village on
Saturday afternoon, he and Charles
Mcclellan were auctioneers in the
closing out sale Of G, w. Peterson's
grocery.
Mrs NJ J. Baldwin and guests Of
iowa and Marscilles visited the for,
mers brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Orlando Jackson, in Grand Ridge on
Thursday.
Mr.. Crettenoord was O recent bust
ness caller in the county seat
2cTcral from in and around the
community attended the funeral Of
the late Prof. J. G, Farnsworth. mag
retc healer, in Ottawa "Wednesday
afternoon. Several from this part
took treatments Of him.
Fred Peck and wife called on
Stroator friends a day Of last week.
John r. Andrews was an ottawa
caller recently.
Mrs. Jennie Huss entertained com
pany the first of the week.
Owille Woodward and wife also
sons motored to Streator one day the
past week where they shipped.
Mrs. Everett Hodgson entertained
the G, w. s. club at her home Thurs
day. good attendance was present
besides several visitors Aplendid
dinner was served, after which the
business meeting was held, after the
adjournment of this sewing and social
conversation furnished the pastime.
A jolly time was the report. Mrs.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-04

ELECTION, TUESDAY, NOV. 2, 1922.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-04

Hodgson, who resides in South Otta
wa. will he tho hostess next time at
her home She is a member Of the
progressive club, among the visitors
present were Miss James Of Connec
lieut., Mrs. CaIkins, Miss Shaver and
Miss Elwood Of Ottawa, besides 9th
ers from Grand Ridge
Mrs. Emma Calkins, formerly OF
South Ottawa but for the past sever
al months Of California, has arrived
in the county seat and has been the
guest AT the William II. aWtts home
in South Ottawa township
Miss Wergen has returned home
after an enjoyable visit at the \. Def
enbaugh home,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-04
VANDALS UPRO0T T. R.
MEMORIAL TREE ON
ALA. CAPITOL LAWN

Montgomery, AlaoNoy g. - The
Roosevelt memorial tree which has
been the subject OF controversy since
planted on the Albania capitol lawn
by Montgomery boy scouts last Friday
disappeared last night and today of
ilcials stu were without the identity
OF the miscreants, A note, discovered
where the tree had stood by the cap.
itol night Waterman, ready;
bama
ITO all concerncd
'1'ie daughter of the Confederacy
are our mothers (war motharsJ and
this h the south There are no trees
I'm honor of sonthcrn gentlemen in the
capitol lawn at Washington and our
war mothers do not want this one
here"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-04
Russian Wolfhound Fast.

The sWiftest dog in the world. the
borzoi, or Russian wolfhound, has
made record runs that show ~ feet
IN second, which would give It a
speed IF 1900 feet IN n minute If the
pace could be kept up.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-04

consistent wet records, which prac-
tiCally DISTINGUISHES the dry vote
Of the county Benson alone of the
legislative candidates can be depend
ed upon to be in sympathy with the
administration to enforce the pres
ent laws
As q sheriff he won wide approval
and is remembered as one of the
most sterling officials who ever
filed that difficult position. During
three legislatures of which he was q
member. the 18th. 49th and 50th, he
made record that is unassailable
aud has the unqualified endorse
ment of the Legislative Voters
League. His sound, practical, com.
mon sense, combined with the
highest integrity. leaves no doubt in
the minds of those who know him
about his ability and acceptability
as a legislator. The interest of the
people is safe in such hands. He
can not be bought or cowed. De-
teat has no terrors for him, A bad
record has
The Prairie Farmer in making
recommendation gives Benson
! high endorsement. 1t should, as his
natural identity with the farmer is
complete
Benson has in the past stood for
good government His official record
| all along is consistent His charac'
| ter practically guarantees a contin-
Iued performance that will meet
| The demand Of those who are mind
| "a TO urize the home and good gov
ermeut
Look for his name in the indie
| pendent column and give him three
votes by placing cross in his
square.
VOTE FOR
OLE E. BENSON
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-04
For Representative
In General Assembly
OLE E. BENSON

The candidacy of 0. T. Benson
brings considerable relief to a large
number of La Sale county voters.
Ills Independent candidacy is mat
ter Of necessity, not choice. The
two regular Republican and the reg.
Har Democratic candidates all have