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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-21
DEATHS

WALSH Dec. 90. WILLIAM r.. tss hgs-
also Div; 50. I, a. g. H., a1d emploSs;s ,;.S OF OF
funeral. sat, $50. A. NJ. late residcgce.
1917 ST. paul g., SICctuwu. Solemn requiem
mass St. stephens church 10 a. NJ. Int,
Holy Sepuchre Gem.
WARD. Dee. 10, CsTIfARiNE. wife ~
the iaie Joseph ward formerly or rs
Dlckinson 81. E.iauvcs and friends are
irvitad TO attend funeral. ST.. $40 4; An. ~,
McI.aushlln 1850 $ chadwick st. High
rpuuIpm mass at ArnUnciatiOn Church. 10
NJ Int. Holy Cross Gem.
IkINSON..-At McurcstOwn. y. J., Dec
Wiltinson. Relatives and friends and al.
socictios OF which ne was a member. are
invitSd t. attend tlqe5al, Fri, p n.
la,n residence, 2?2 NIL 81. Moorestown
!. ! Friends mo call Thuts eve.
WILSON. ON pee, is. Dr;, S. HOWARD
g. hls late resId,nc" Mcchenicsv'lle, RucKs
90. ia, Services and lnterment private.
THURSDAY afternoon. ,
FRANCES. dnush'"~ Of (larcnGe and Annie
Young tn"e Briggs, aEed ~. Relatives and
trtends, are, invited 20 attend funeral. sg.S.
= =. Nj. from her parents residence. h@5
Wou udland ave Ch"ltenham Montgomery 20
Int NorthwUod '"lu. Friends may can Fri
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-21
|sAVt FATHER AND CHILDREN
WICK Persons Are Taken From
Burning House

tu" edia Pee, IL 4 sick father and
Two sick children wrr" saved hy nejph.
s ut brook Haven. II small village
Ssr tSa;. mere. yesterday when fire DESTROYED
.,d andrew Borseowshi. carpenter,
sna two Of his children vera III In hal
Sneh fire broke out. The VIII, of
,nosseowlSki and two smaller children
S' %sre eating breakfast when they were
''rSeh n% out OF the kitchen by the flames.
honnae nae woman ran screaming from the
non. onse with her two children. Several
|thsnpors, told by one of the children
upstairs, climbed through rear vim
0ow and rescued them.
s,. An me meantime three fire companies
.s s% Chester and one from Media ar
49, nut their services were useless.
s9SNo sSTs being no water. The loss is
|S''"' partl. covered by insurance.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-21

DESIGNERS AND DRAFTSNES
FOR ELECTRICAL AND MI
CHANrCAL WORK WISH MANU-.
FACTCRrNG CONCERN IN CEN
TRAI, NEW YORK. STATE PAR
TICUf.ARS REGARDTNG EDrCA.
TfON 7RAISING hED EXPT.
RTE&CE. VI lI8, IIDGER OF.
FICE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-21
SOCIAL AFFAIRS BANNED
Gloucester City Hall Auditorium
Closed Durjnu Coal SHORTAGE

Social affairs will bc banned from
the auditorium of Gloucester City Hall
uni ii the coal shortage is relieved.
An order TO this effect was issued
today by the Property Committee OF
gloucester city Council. 1t stated that
IN view ,nf the scarcity and high cost of
auditorium,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-21
DEATHS

"i2n sem tr,tnds cal5 Aba thurs eve pso
ana r. cnsDn nss csrre, Een
Ssor. DaFH 'SSySSi or %s s chew y a. nns5h sa
End spruce St. .,, 1T W"st laurel !" nm Gem
widow. Of William il. Goats, aged ST. fp-
nSF'' !sT, sirs T1t jshnc his@t"%. 4els n Paul st.!
trankford Int. private; nemains may lie
SSS c2TgMAESo n rTs X'" and Pif f2.ds. s
$"saSisr @%TSii bHos,' 81 }aToae and diamond sts; s.
GoNH0I : pee. 10 100. wLhrAMf hg,.
Hs.?s "pd r. Mr. '2Ss rom T"h 81. ! to re.a:nss tHGss
':hHrcT' Of he Nativity . 4. NJ Int. at
0CrTNwN1xsiY 0CrToNwN1xsiY. Y.Ion eS5" Dec. ,s JANE F.. dnush.
ter Of ,ans Iss s0hn 'Ta 1 Ass Tssdsns. GS.wr
AaSinss. CHURCH $50 n in,,etmssn' in,,etmsssn
%aSIrSs f'TS iSaS%s raris2 + % and scSa Ausilsry
If rG2sa NJ GSrt =" ha% hNH% s apa i4sSd
hi. r" d;s "ysa fssdSndr /" t%"TES da Ts Rdyc st. mt M
,GSsTELhA.% % 's; .n i4TNAn S.,.r l.. syEs wEse
S5s%n lsaajsm %sss iss cSHrTS 81 re
bTLMmDoTsgm11fGp,Y at ~, AMTt!c a! rraS c,,y
narmede, and da uehter' OF late, Mchael and
s 10 nsS.s ,n.,, sayGS 40 ana an rsnSi r.
,rSh %as; at !% !S5 ,IiJSSlr;i ilGS Ta"s church
GS HGSiT; to L tun5r D"p Nfs'IS % ""f t'?s' H. H.
,9,o rss!dGmce, SOi3 y, smsd,ey st' Logan
INT. ,n,rns., prya,e' Mt. Vernon o Gem ,... 49,.
poGenSG' Rssii ard frsnd,, alsS, Pniis
ksra q Wl'.m 4 hH; GhSw o,,Sn Is W.
Ts.n I Frtsads @ nay RfIt call ihqrs.. 10 70 r 81
80 oDoNNEILY; At TIsnt9n: j.: Dec
Fl 5ASEs 4 fs,dSS RESSHf and rtnds fSdIffs as
yIted to attend funeral. from ths rs-ldennees &c
uH1ssa%, we asa rrsH,on %aS1'n IL N%sH" %
III. s''fS Mos cqa.s .m s"G TSa5s, 4 Il > j..
bs sOT .s 9. bss, hsSsT, nS rbss rnd ,oS S
RsS,ly"s @SI II t,.ads, Is.a are i"St,"a 'c s,o s9e
Dsyids 's 's'' ,ntera'snt St ariva,s Motors Viii
9H IN Mans Sa Hns IosI il s e Ravas & sGYa % p St.
TEN saES [DaI 't at his nis readenSe sr, M
chantyille n. j., on Dec, 20. lN92. OTTo
reock "eISe isnn hed,ru ON "Y st Php II" Pa
l]ntcrmentS ] private. ~"'"1' '''' "'''''
on Of Tn and 2 a d%n d3 rrreE Rsa
ye, and frs9Gs alsS H9y Sas soGsty
'e' ts H from his y}S9 70 r.sdsase pHsas
onem ut 'n The " rfansfaara,ton ] t e ehurSh 5 II Il
A. ~ ,Jnt;;rM lnt; At Holy cross CEN, rr,
ITIRTY lnee Boyle). widow Of Edward Fla
SrF N"%Ss rsGRSs i'S NHE
2g3t csda; ID ,s st. S1igWn requiem mass
G"thedrai Gem. ~ " " " .'' my !. '"
winrijIEt 'F1TrjErCurR ''e Serv,c.s Trj '''S p
M.. ~ at t his fr res.dshae. 7col Masdrman st.:
rRIcKE Relatives and iTends inyi.sa :; e
EsaseG nis ,nsS SSl call Wa to ave Int
rRE EFL n.c D 4S l'22 @se EalzAREra d Mshrs
rriei. Relatives and nc friends invited to fl.
m"ral Ist ;eIa $50 a Nj from her late resi-:
ss M S. 1S4p San oi ~ ""iS cEursh eaSe a. g. mas n,
Holy sepNchre Gem ~ '''''
Gt$ HsTcHMASS hasSsSd of On PhsG '' 's2f
1ad Iee S sSrafs Sma on FFrySs 4dsS an? rSfs M
icr,nsn, pflTats Gree1%@ant cemeter}: Re.
Dec; IS. WfIIAM iusbaad ;va5|I OF "T the \ tate s
services ri. . r. N. al residence % Of his
dauGrter, Mrs.. Gcors" S'hwan!n 10 s.
DTyI4s GIlsip.! RsSfi ln rfssaR,I' Is oN g. reE b,
Ssls "s@a F aE Ed I n s% n:f hi, c'HS ss IL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-21

FOREMAN wanted FOR stair department on
vDud etalrs IN a custom In'l: must ba
aide to take charg" ard dir"g" men, do the
drafting, detailing. Mliirg and loving out
for a small force, good 0alH~v for "apabie
man. NJ 10 h"dg"r phice.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-21

YD.'sG MN& for H"U1rsI ofFCe work; a.
-Irsta t,pist. no Oihar "yperience neces
gary; position uernHreu' ana unusual l.
NHiuab,e aa experience Tor yuung man Jus
| starting UIf, Win fui'rF possibilities In saL'
or nrN," d,rnrtm"n' Phuue Lombard sOl'
',.r gpLG'-. IrnoG'.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-21
ROOMS WANTED

UASTED--Thrs" o. Unf.frnished roo.
ssCOnd ur third floor. rrea'e bath O..
o. bath. location no OIL - linn. sH'a ",
Wrte !. +. 1916 : l"th s. Second ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-21

YOUNG Man WANTED
wENr MyST ,, X 4AEHrfsrtck AET HI EiaCFES NA,n III
SGH AR0t'T ~ or 20 YEARS KNOW
EDGE pr bYTrET.WRlTlTN,ar w q APNANThdi "a,
CATIuN EXPERIENCE ~ CbrRICA
WORK.. IF A%Y, LAiN%D., salary DESIRED
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-21
LOST AND FOUND

BAG I.o-i. at Wuulwor'm e'u,. ,u," and
Mstrkvf So. ,r the vicinity. n..u.': '".v"l
bag CuU't.' iIS a rcd ."ath'r wn'.,H. n. N"i'h
.?aS sun o. munry aud p.u"l- "a .u,h.. uL,y
q the or!.,". Liberal reward U r''I."sI q,
'sl5 r.Jvd it, Bldg. Phone Sr"u". uNoI
}.ARRINri- l.ost. diamond "arr,u@. >?u,. re
wari NrlusrouE. 1872 Dock -, ~
BROOrU-- r,-l diamond hruo,U, D,.' ven
lGth and Market and WauIrnI;'rs -'u'"
Tues a CONSISTS of about ~ I.''l. .ln,i,
set N ED.l IrI platinum. Rrtu-. fu lg2>
.t1.uL-lL 1. -----L E.Lg- Llhcr!N rtN.L- I.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-21
SITUATIONS wANTEp-MALE
ROOMS FOR RENT

PTTIENHOTsE So. W.. 222-Roor1, v I
priva'a bath Pnd EinGe rooms also.
EPHI'cfl ST @iU0-- Desirable suite, oriv,,
hath. rOOua uea- bath: professional o
,ces: electric
10TH ". l%9 tHOTET. RtRtCJ Cent?.
shopping q strict: near stations beautifu.
ryrn rrns elpC. spotess' daily, wky. rs q
ATTRACTIVE Urn ap,1.. -Orle house,,
sherwood An' ~. f.. 81 Walnut .
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-21

Miller, Costumier w. -s,rv cornpI..
'i'~ %. '| '''' ". ".gs masks to
= 90 .' % '".s rldsqun~aG.
i<r!S Siu.. i,,r- :il,r" l...I IA .,rr,, ,enh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-21
WINDOW CLEANERS
Apply TO MR.. DOWD
FIFTH FLOOR
GtMPEB BROTHERS

OF handling men md attending TO prompt
,;uIond ding Of csra in good-ai2"d manufa'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-21
HELP wANTED--MALR

SALES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. organisetion
desires a sales manager TO take charge NJ
It's present force. must possess personality,
experience and executive ability; TO one who
Ia Capable OF adapting himself and is Wiling
We offer an unusual opportunity, give fun
details to receive consideration. III.
ledger Offce. -.--.-.---------.-..
SAIVYFR experienced on band reeaw
Pearson a. Iudaschsr Lumber Co, West
moreTand ri. ana Delaware River.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-21

rROOFREADER ENPERIEHrEp
FIRST CLASS WANTED -.
DAILY NEWSPAPER: NlGliT
WORK. APPLY TO-DAY. ATHTR !
M, AT 900 CHESTNUT -
hltTH FLOOR
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-21

husband Of Margare, McconrhIc, Relatives
and friends, also Mile i.ohse No; 1909. l.
tion. invited TO funeral. Fri, 2 r. NJ. from
his late residence. ioi y. 10Th ST Int at
Mt. MUriah Gem. Friends may call Thurs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-21

u,iIRoSS pRoSS pec -. I"22 ROBERT A.
me- ,.i,n;I' aSed - Re!atiN"s and friends are
,hEIted 10 attend funeral services Fri
r.. ". at his late residence 1910 w.
HhGinoia Hne. Int. private. Remains may
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-21

McCOOT.-- @. rs. WILLIAM PHILLIPS.
son of Sarah T.. and late Charles McCuol.
aged IL. Relatives and friends invited TO
funeral services. Thus. r. NJ, at moth
or's residence. 1910 GrisCo,n ST.. Frankrord.
Int, at Oakland Gem
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-21

- Dec. 10. 1879. LEWIS,
nces Mcdowell aged 50,
,nds invited 10 funeral secv
g.. ut the parlors of Adam
F'rankford ave. Franltford
H!Il Gem. + Rema ms may be
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1922-05-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN the District Court of the Seventl, il
dieial District Of the State OF N.y,d,
III and for the County OF Mineral
In the matter of the estate of YIN,
Pearce, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed was on the 10th day OF February
disappointed and qualified by the above
entitled court as Executor of the estate
OF VIM. Pearce, deceased.
All persons having claims against snid
estate are hereby required to file the
same with proper vouchers attached with
The Clerk OF the Court. within forty
days from the date of the first publica.
ton of this notice.
Dated February1G, 1922.
JACOB g. WISE, Executor
\. W. Willis and j. H. White. ATTORNEYS
Tor Administrator,
First pub. Feb. IS, 1922.
Last pub. March IS, 1922
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1922-05-06
THE LEAGUE AND PROSPERITY

Press reports but part OF the speech OF Ex-Governor Cox
ohio al Jefferson Day dinner The body OF consisted
the work actually done by the League
ations SAYS York Times Its usefulness has been fan
people in this country and its posi-
Europe growing stronger the months pass Recosr
this explains the nence OF the French Government
nothing be Genoa be allowed to interfere
~ with the League Far from having been weakened by he
ashneton conference strengthened Its machinery may
made use of the decisions OF the Genoa
renee.
solid ground when he reced these facts. An
was warranted calling the silly schoolgirl
BUSINESS which attitude OF the Harding admins
alton toward mention Of the League. Thous
present Secretary OF State Of the eminent Republican
this country October 1926 that elect Hardin
sureway bring the ptcd States into the League
atons he has deadly fear that poit
ference to the League might mpe congress to mpeach lin
this frightened closing OF the eyes Of the administration
game Governor Cox and his rdieue
excessive timidty and childish fears the subject of I'll
eague displayed by the Washington ocas warranted
1t is quite another however, that the Unite
would have escaped the business through wh
has been passing had promptly joined the League of Nation
% economist of standing would commit himself
lat view. And it is more of mistake to imply that Il
eaeue should be political issue in the congressional clecto
lis fall the ground that il will be the OF restoring pro
Gritty The things ought be tied together That wou
nds before November all hope may and there
any signs that they will that fact be admitted val
against going into the League of Nations? The
for founding and maintaining the League have nothing
it'll tn. prosperity of the steel mills and the railroads Let
rep separate issues that intended be united and
sroad and endangr the League by describing
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1922-05-06

-, =" IN VtTlIIIcates OUTSTANDING OF Simon
1--WE Lead ENtesion Minin~ Company are de
18TH 1922 sue uas has
And n accordance with law and orde,
= me Board OF Directors so many shares
- eaoh parcel Of such stock as may be neces.
slfice Of the company, Main Street To "a, .h'
Nevada, on Thursday, the 18th day OF Nav
- at the hour of4 O'Clock p. m of said
aay to pay delinquent assessment thereon
5aagelher with advertising and expenses o.
b. NJ FRENCH. Secretary
'lrst publication. April ooth. 1922
Last publication. May 20, 1922.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1922-05-06
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE

sifion Extension Mining Company
There Is delinquent upon the following
serlbed Stock on account of assessment
D. =, levied on the 18th day of March,
y, the sum of one cent per share. The
nodnt due on 4 certificate for | 200 shares
1aareio,e, Slu, or 81 per 100 shares, as
4 number of shares III the cerLlIiealt
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-08

Linn county levy-Yes B3; no
rs. Benton-Lnn levy-Yes SO;
no es. Single tax-Yes 81; no
131. Portland fair tax-Yes as;
no 105. Income tax--Yes 60; no
s2. School Bill-Yes 104; no "a.
Salem No. 2.
Governor-olcott 81; Pierce
1913. State treasurer--Hoff 175;
Tou Velle ~. School superintend-
ent-Churchtll 1888; George 67
Labor commissioner-Gram 166;
Hansen 81. Public service COM
missioner-Campbell lit; Erick-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-08

3S. Benton-Linn levy-Yes 40;
no Al. Single tax-Yes 1S NO IS.
Portland fair tax-Yes 25; no SO.
Income tax-Yes 40; no so.
School bill-Yes So; no so.
Chemawa.
Governor-0lcott 81; Pierce
1876. State treasurer-Hoff 127;
Tou Velle SO. School superintend-
ent-Churchill 127; George 55.
Labor commissioner-Gram 119;
Hansen 81. Public service com
missioner-Campbell 100; Erick-
sen 23; Kerrigan "a.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-08

no 81. Single tax-Yes 10; no
rs. Portland fair tax-Yes "a;
no so. Income tax-Yes 27; no
SO. School bill-Yes 46; no 70.
Marion. :
Governor-Olcott 24j Pierce
SO, State treasurer-Hoff 62;
Tou Velle Al. School superintend-
ent-Churchill SO; George 81.
Labor commissioner-Gram 62;
Hansen 36. Public service COM
missioner-Campbell 81; Erick-
sen 2S; Kerrigan IL.
Linn county levy-Yes A; no
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-08

sen ~; Kerrigan so,
Linn county levy-Yes 76; nc
SO. Benton-Linn levy-Yes 81;
no 72. Single tax-Yes 81; nc
1874. Portland fair tax---Yes 10;
no 100. Income tax-Yes SO; nc
112. School bill-Yes 112; no
119.
West Salem.
Governor-Olcott 1O4; Pierce
175. State treasurer-Hoff 180;
Tou Vetle SO. School superintend-
ent-Churchill 100; George "A.
Labor commissioner-Gram 1863;
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-08

Hansen GA. Public service COM
missioner-Campbell 148; Erick-
sen 81; Kerrigan 40.
Linn county levy-Yes 8S; no
SS. Benton-Linn levy-Yes So;
no SS. Single tax-Yes 33; no
IT'S. Portland fair tax-Yes II;
no 140. Income tax--Yes IL; no
142. School bill--Yes 116i no
140.
West Silverton.
Governor-olcott 1877: Pierce
3S8. State treasurer-Hoff 331s
Continued on Page Five.)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-08

3S3. Portland fair tax-Yes ITO;
no 2SS. Income tax-Yes 18: no
37S. School bill-Yes 3; no 423.
East Gervais.
| Governor-Olcott 98; Pierce
75. States reasurer-Hoff "a;
Tou Velle 65. School superintend-
ent-Churchill 3S; George 1S.
Labor commissioner-Gram 1928;
Hansen 10. Public service com
missioner-Campbell 121; Erick-
sen IL; Kerrigan IA.
Linn county levy-Yes 40; no
rs. Benton-Linn levy-Yes As;
no 70. Single tax-Yes IL; no
130. Portland fair tax-Yes Al;
no 100. Income tax-Yes 81; no
"a. School bill-Yes SO; no 1928.
West Gervais. -
Governor-Olcott Sc; Pierce
40. State treasurer-Hoff 29;.
Tou Velle Sc. School superintend-
ent-Churchill rs; George 10.
Labor commissioner-Gram 73;
Hansen 10. Public service COM
missioner-CampbelI sc; Erick-
sen s; Kerrigan IL.
Linn county levy-Yes 13; no
81. Benton-Linn levy-Yes 60;
no So. Single tax-Yes 8; no IA.
Portland fair tax-Yes IL no 70.
Income tax-Yes Ii; no 70.
School bill-Yes 20; no 81.
Woodard.
Governor-Olcott 6; Pierce 8.
State treasurer-Hoff z; Tou
Velle 8. SchooI superintendent
Churchill 13; George 2. Labor
commissioner-Gram IL; Hansen
8. Public service commissioner
Campbell IL; Erickson 2; Kerri-
gan 2.
Linn county levy-Yes z; no 8.
Benton-Linn leyy-Yes 8; no 8.
Single tax-Yes s; no 8. Port
land fair tax-Yes 5; no z. In
come tax-Yes @; no s. School
bill-Yes 16; no Z.
Hubbard.
Governor-Olcott go; Pierce
1873. State treasurer-Hoff IA;
Tou Velle "A. School superintend-
ent-Churchill 1877; George So.
Labor commissioner-Gram 157;
Hansen At. Public service COM
missioner-Campbell 81; Erick-
sen 81: Kerrigan 32.
Linn county levy-Yes 82; no
90. Benton-Linn levy-Yes II;
no 81. Single tax-Yes SO; no
ia. Portland fair tax-Yes II;
no 1874. Income tax-Yes 70 no
126. School bill Yes ia; no Ill.
Shaw.
Governor-Olcott SO; Pierce |
40. State treasurer-Hoff A;
Tou Velle "a. School superintend-
snt-Churchill 76; George %;
Labor commissioner-Gram 81;
26. Public service COM
missioner-Campbell SO; Erick-
sen 16; Kerrigan Is.
Linn county levy-Yes 26; no
SO. Benton-Linn levy-Yes 26;
40 At. Single tax-Yes 8; no n.
Portland fair tax-Yes IL; no 70.
income tax-Yes rs; no 58.
School bill-Yes AZ; no 60.
Victor Point. -
Governor-Olcott 13; Pierce II
9. State reasurer-Hoff 81; II
'ou Velle II. School superintend-
nt-Churchill At; George 1S.
.abor commissioner-Gram Is;
Jansen 12. Public service COM
lissioner-Campbell 46; Erick-
en- 13; Kerrigan 5.
Linn county levy-Yes II; no
6. Benton-Linn levy-Yes 10;
o 80. Single tax-Yes 4; no 62.
ortland fair tax-Yes 13; no 81.
lcome tax-Yes 20; no "A. 4
chool bill-Yes SO; no 2S.
Pringle.
Governor-Olcott 5S; Pierce
1. State treasurer-Hoff 81;
ou Velle "a. School superintend-
lt-Churchill SS; George 20.
abor missioner-Gram 81;
ansen 19. Public service com
issioner-Campbell 60; Erick
n q; Kerrigan %.
Linn county levy-Yes AZ; no
(. Benton-Linn levy-Yes Sc;
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-08
croisau.

Croisan,
s,a,s si,aer-olcOtt ss; Pierce
ys,1s sSa's = treasurer-Hoff 60:
H-csp.a,I,,,,s -, School superintend-
eOnmissiOner-Gra@ k1.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-08
Salem No. II.

Governor-Olcott 159; Pierce
@7a. State treasurer-Hoff 233;
You Velle 70. School superintend-
fnt-Churchill 240: George IA.
labor commissioner-Gram 229;
Fansen So. Public service COM
hissioner-Campbell 176; Erick-
aen 80; Kerrigan 80.
Linn county levy-Yes 1871; no
~ Benton-Linn levy-Yes 1925;
n 80. Single tax-Yes 80; no
III Portland fair tax-Yes go;
u l61. Income tax-Yes 65; no
~ School bill-Yes 100; no
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-08
Salem No. 1s.

eASAA 4NV' 49,
Goyernor-Olcott 1853; Pierce
~ State treasurer-Hoff 20;
Ou Velle SO. School superintend.
275; George so
PDor commissioner-Gram 24O;
Rsnsea 76. Public service COM
Essloner-Campbell 1873; Erick-
Os; Kerrigan IS.
lAnn county levy-Yes 1872; no
~ Benton-Linn levy-Yes 129;
w. Single tax-Yes 4S; no
~ Portland fair tax-Yes 81;
4S7. Income tax-Yes SO; no
a' School bill-Yes 160; no
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-08

East Woodburn.
E'ernor-olcott !. 112; Pierce
state treasurer-Hoff 17s;
~. 81. School superintend-
N, urcnllI 1S6; George rs,
H.. eommissioner-Gram 1874;
- ~ o. Public service com
lY1Iaer-campbell l1a 15s; Erick-
a4; Kerrigan "a.
p p county levy-Yes 81; no
!, ,senton-Linn levy-Yee 70.
p. single tax-Yes AZ; no
h,s Oraand fair tax-Yes So;
(-, =. Income tax-Yes So; NO
''AOOl bill-Yes 1Os; no
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-02
LEADING M. {. WORKER
HERE NEXT SUNDAY

4, OTTAWA MethOdists are fortunate in
having. a visit from Rev. w. ]. David
son, DsD., secretary of the life service
commission of the Methodist Epis
copais church. next Sunday morning at
1856 O'Clock. For many years DR.
DAVIDSON was professor of religious
education at Garrett Biblical Institute,
comfngtto that position from success.
ful Passionate In one of the largest
churches in the denomination.
! or thesthree great detectives of the
centenary he has been placed at the
head. of the third. The first was a
great financial campaign which result
ed In pledging more than $10,000,010
by the denomination. The second was
concerted evangeistiC advance with
100000 new members as the goal
The third is the enlistment of hosts
of young people for some distinctive
form of Christian service as life
work. For the past two years Dr..
Davidson has given his entire time to
this work. He is to spend the morn.
ing at Ottawa and the evening at La
Sale.
Those who hear DR.. Davidson Will
md him a speaker of unusual ability.
FOR many years he has been the
preacher at church dedications and
some Of the great gatherings Of the
denomination.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-02
z FAMILIES ARE.
DRIVEN FROM HOWE:
BY DIXON FLOODS
WATERS OF ROCK RIVER REACH
HIGHEST POINT ~ HISTORY
PUTTING GAS AND ELECTRIC
LIGHT PLANTS OUT OF CON-.
MISSION.

Dixon, H., March Pear that the
gorge in the Rock river here VIII
bring the greatest flood in the history
Of the city was expressed today.
Water flowed in the pits Of the city
gas plant and stopped further mann.
tacturc. In the west part Of the city
= dozen families We're driven frOn
their homes One man, Gus Pyfor,
routed from his nome iy the food
dropped dead, probably from excite
ment.
Gas Company Out of Business
Water from gorged Rock river, ris.
ing slowly during the night, flowed
into the fire pits at the city'9 gas
plant early today and stopped further
manufacture. With less than days
supply of gas in the folder. the city
/ faces a complete famine of the fuel.
Many business institutions which are
dependant on gas for fuel including
the City'S newspaper, may be forced
TO suspend operations before the day
is over
! Officials Of the utilities company
stated this morning that it might be
, a week or ten days after the food sub
sides before the gas plant can be pat
into condition to operate, fOrecastin?
hardship for hundreds Of patrons &c.
pendant entirely on gas for fuel.
The surge of the Hood early this
morning backed the waters further
into the inundated residential districts
in the west part OF the city and early
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-03-02
MACNIDER, LEGION
CHIEF, TO BE GUESTS
OF STREAT0R YANKS

The prospect of hearing Ianlord
Mac Nder, their national commander
in brief address, will lure many OF.
tawa members of the American Legion
to Streator tomorrow, whore Leslie
G. Woods post will serve as hosts to
a number of national officers OF the ex.
soldiers organization.
Commander Mac Nider and his
party are expected in Sreator about
noon, the party being enroutc west
from Washington whore it has been
giving a deal attention to pending
legislation efecting the soldier and
pending bonus measures.
An invitation has been extended by
the Strc&tor post for all comrades to
join them in giving Mr.. Mac Nider a
rousing reception during his stay in
| Streator.