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nv JACKSON v. scoI.z.

funilcd Press Staff Correspondent
Newark. N. j., Sept s.-The entry
iIst for the nations A, A. U. cham
plenships starting here today II
formidable enough 10 causo the con
tcatanta many anxiona moments he'
fore their events are called and 20
afford the fans n good deal OF sat
isfactlon IN the anticipation OF ex'
hlbIiIons OF speed, strength and en-
durance.
The quarter mile. 10 be run on
Saturday. looks now 10 he the feat
uro Of tho meet. both from the
standpolnt OF fast time and keen
competition and probably VIII he
.haikcd M as one Of track liislory'H
rront races. The talent IN this
event ~ awelnsplring even TO the
Initiated. for Il Is seldom that u
coierIc OF stars can be brought To-
rolher ON one track all OF whose
records are OF such championship
eallbre.
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Thla stage ~ the largest Of Its kind
IN tho motion picture industry. Ap'
proximately two hundred persons
we're employed in the filming Of this
series of scenes.
Wallace Reid. Debc Daniels, Con.
rad Narel aud Julia Faye are fea'
tured and Eve soihern. bctram
Johns. William Boyd. Claire Me-
Dpwell aud others are .pomincnt IN
the east. Clara Beranger adaptcd
the story from Rachel crothsrs' sue
cessful stage play Of the same name.
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MANY eoeelss COST
CLINTON ACE BATTLE

Clinton. Sept. T--Errors cost Clln.
ton pitchers battle. with the Or.
phans here Thursday afternoon.
BY innings. q. II ii i
orphans - --0iO lC2 00O--i 4 /
Clinton - --1O2 600 O0O--3 10 3
Batteries; Graham and Parker;
Been and Arensman.
Duncan. sept. -Four two.base
hits In the fifth inning enabled the
Duncan Oilers to nose out Wilson
Thursday afternoon, 3 to 6.
by innings: X II h
Wilson - 200 400 00O-6 6 )
Duncan - ----0l1 0i0 12x-9 IL 4
Batteries: Perkins, Dodd and
Moss: Yeager, Blair, Ferguson and
louree. 3.ft tli'
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NoMlnATEs SURGEON GENERAL

Washington, Sept s. President
Harding today sent to the senate
the nomination OF Major General
Merritte Weber Ireland, reappointed
to be surgeon general of the reSu-
lar army
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PASS JUDcsHlP BILL.
nv the United Pres. :

Washington, Sept. S.--The confer
cnce report on the bill creating %
additional federal judgeships was
passed by the senate today by a
vote of 50 to 1s,
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BIT OF OLD JAPAN
SEEN IN PICTURE

A eo'orfui portion of old Japan
forms the background for an import.
ant series OF scenes In William de
Miles most recent Paramount pic.
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RUTH YESTERDAY AND.
A YEAR AGO
1927.

\ 1921.
Fifty.second homer and Il
triple in seven times up against
Boston.
1922. aat
FNo game scheduled,
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National League.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Oklahoma State League.

At Clinton 3; Orphans A.
AT Duncan 8; Wilson g.
Western League.
At Oklahoma City z; st. Joseph 3.
At Des Moines /; Omaha 10.
At Llneoln-Sioux City 2; Den
YER 4.
At Tulsa 13; Wichita 3.
American League.
At Boston 4-0 Philadelphia I-3.
AT Chicago 8; Cleveland 5 (ten
innlngs).
National League.
AT Chicago 0; Pittsburgh 6.
At Philadelphia 6; New York IL.
AT Cincinnati 10; st. Louis g.
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COTTON GINNING REPORT.
.Rr Tho United Press. }

Washington, Sept. S.-Cotton gin,
ned to Sept 1 from the 1922 crop
totalled Sl7,l71 bales and 4S5,7Sz
bales from the crop Of 1921, the cen
sus bureau announced today.
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GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Oklahoma State League.
Wilson at Duncan.
Guthrie at El Reno.
Orphans at Clinton.
Western League.
st, Joseph at Oklahoma City.
Omaha at Des Moines.
Wichita at Tulsa.
At Lincoln-Sioux City-Denver.
American League.
Cleveland at Chicago.
philadelphia at Boston.
Detroit at st. Louis.
Washington at New York.
National League.
New York at philadelphia.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Chicago at Pittsburgh
(Only three games scheduled)
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Is THE SCORE BOARD

st. Louis and New York both
rested yesterday and the American
league status remained unchanged.
The Giants and the Pirates both
won in the National league and the
Reds took another fall out OF the
slumping st. Louis Cards.
Meusels homer and triple and
-four singles by Young helped the
Giants to IS % 6, victory over the
Pills.
Left Cooper stopped the Cubs
with six scattered hits and won
his twentieth game, the Pirates fin
ishing. G to 0,
Seven runs scored in the fourth
inning gave the Reds 10 to vic,
tory over the Cards and increased
their hold on third place.
Yaryan's homer in the tenth IN
hing gave the White Six a 8 to )
Victory over the Indians.
Walkers Slth homer helped ! The
athletics beat the Red Sox, 8 to 0
;niSthe second game after Boston
had lost the first game, to 4.
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Yaryans homer in the tenth in
hing gave the White Six a 8 to 8
Victory over the Indians.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred 4. Carroll
OF Kansas city are law partners.
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Court Injunction '''e
Closes TraUeiers
Hotel for Hearing

The Travellers hotel. corner OF See
ond street and Kansas avenue, was
ordered. c'osed today. when Judge
Will Linn granted a temporary In
junction against the place. prohibit.
ing Clara Floyd. proprietress OF the
place. from entering the building or
permitting any OF her servants or
employees from entering or transact
ing any business whatsoever there
In.
Hearing on the temporary injunc
tion order will be held before the
court on October Ii.
The granting of this temporary in
junction IS the outgrowth OF the
arrest of Clara Floyd by city officers
Tuesday night on liquor charge.
She was turned over to county Off.
GERS and In county court charges OF
selling liquor were filed. She was
released on $500 bond The case is
scheduled for trial some time during
the December term OF county court.
II was learned at the sheriff's office.
The sheriffs office stated this
morning that the, place will be put
under lock and key some time this
afternoon.
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First Published Oct. 5. le2s)
NOTICE OF SALE OF OIL AND
GAS LEASE.
State OF Oklahoma, County /,

State OF Oklahoma. County OF
Bryan.-ss.
Probate $40. In the County Cour;
Notice is hereby given In pur
suance OF an order of the County
Court OF Bryan County. State OF ok,
lahoma., made and entered on the
Soih day Of September. 1922. the
Undersigned guardian will offer for
sale and sell at public auction to
the highest and best bidder an oil
and gas mining lease on wednes.
day. the 1lth day of October. 1922
at o'clock p. M. the following de.
scribed lands situated in Grady
County. State OF Oklahoma. to.wit:
The southeast quarter tSED
and the south half (S2) of south
west quarter fSWi) of north.
east quarter (NED; and south
half tS2) OF southeast quarter
tSED of northeast quarter
lNE4, Section Is. Township 4
North. Range West, contain
ing 200 acres.
Said oil an ,tlgas lease will be sold
on the following terms and ccndi.
tions. to-wit:
Said sale to be held In the County
Court room of Bryan County. Okla.
homa, at the time above stated.
Dated this 2nd day Of October,
1929.
DANA A. HOMER.
1G5.ltd Guardian.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago. Oct. 5.-BUTTER-Cream
cry extras, 42hc; standards, 3SAc:
firsts. 34h@37 seconds, 33@33kc
Ordinaries. 25@2Gc; firsts
31@35c.
CHEESE-Twins. 22@23c; young
Americas, 22m23c.
LIVE POULTRY-14M33c; ducks,
24c; geese, 19c: spring chickens, 19c;
turkeys. Csc; roosters. 13c.
POTATOES-Receipts. 300 cars;
Wisconsin. 75@75c: Minnesota, 90c9
s1.O5.
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Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City. Mo, Oct. 81 sHoGS-
Receipts. 1000; market steady; bulk
s9.00m95o; heavies. s9.0o@9.45;
packers and butchers, s9.io@9.55;
lights. sa.25m9.5o: pigs. ss.75@9.5o.
CATTLE Receipts. 500; market
stronger; prime fed steers, sio.s5@
1900: plain to fair dressed beef
steers. s5.2s@i0.25: western steers,
s5.5049.00: southern steers. $4,000
500: tows. se.25@6.75; he.,crs. - %
G9.5U: stoclsers and feeders. si25M
7,i5: bulls. s225@a25; calves. $5.25
mi0.00.
sHEEP-Receipts. 5000; market
steady: lambs. si2.5O@i4.Oo; year.
lings, siO.0O@iO.75; wethers. $1,000
7.5O: ewes. s5.oe@65o: stockers and
feeders. siO.5O@1375.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES
For governorJ. G. Walton.

For governor--J. g. Walton.
| For lieutenant-g 0 I'M. E.
Trapp.
For attorney-general- George Snort
For state treasurer--A. S. ]. Shaw.
For secretary OF state--.Col. II. A.
Sneed.
For president state board OF agri-
culture-John A. Whitehurst.
For state examiner and Inspector
Fred Parkinson. II -
For state auditor--C, c. Childers.
For state superintendent OF public
lnstruction--M. A. Nash.
For commissioner Of charities and
c0rrection-rMabel Bassett
For commissioner Of insurance
g. W. Hardin.
For corporation commissioner -
Frank Carter.
For clerk Of supreme conrt-Wm.
NJ. Franklin.
For commissioner Of labor-C Claude
Connally.
For chief mine inspector ED Boyle.
For representative in congress,
sixth district-r;J. Elmer Thomas.
For state senator--IId IT. Johns.
For representatives-A. l.. Davis
and Gordon Gray.
For district judge--Will Linn.
+ aDEMOCRATIC COTINTY TtlKET
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Liberty Bond Market.

New York. Oct. 5.-Liberty Slss,
slOO.60; Liberty first AIS. $4,000;
Liberty second 4hs, s99.7s; Liberty
third AS. s99.Se; Liberty fourth
AVS. $4,000; Victory 3%s. S10O.42.
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$40. 100000. according to estimates
of commercial organizations. and
the paid secretaries OF labor" were
drawing more than soo.ooo.0oo IN
salaries aud expenses.
II contend" be continued. that
Il IN the duty OF the government TO
provide Justice TO the men who ID
bor ai n smaller cost to them and
10 their induslriea than Is now paid
to carryon an Intellectual war which
Furnishes the public aud does not
help tho laborcrs."
Governor Alien defended the IN.
dnstrial relations court of Kansas
aud praised the federal reserve sys.
ten. lIc Expressed hope that the
goycrnmom might find some siabi.
Liking Influence for industry m pow.
,rlul as the latter system In the
financial field.
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1o5.ltd
PLAGUE BREAKS OUT.

0ly Tho United Pres.)
Constantinoplc, Oct. ). Plague
has broken out in Constantinople
which is crowded with Christians
who have come in from Asia Minor
Six cases are reported, of which
four have proved fatal.
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Forclun Exchange.

New York. Oct. 5.-Foreign ex.
change opened irregular. Demand
sterling. i.32x: francs. .07Giis: lire.
.0t27is; marks. .ooi%.
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Hoover NJ at Hotel.

N" VV Ihr NWI'I FWHI IN
New York. Oct, 5.-Iierbert IIooy.
or. secretary OF commerce. IL III at
the Commodore hotel. and was I'M.
able to address the American Bank.
,rs association convention today.
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The Topeka State Journal prints
a weekly serial from the Bible.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-05

New York society women main
tain o cemetery for their dogs.
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FOR SALE-Underwood typewriter,
in good condition. ,S10 cash and,
$500 per month. d. H. Roche, phone
1925. 3-l0t
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FOR SALE-Good houses and best
lots on South Sixteenth. Ideal To-
cation; east front. Call owner, phone
1547-W. 2-6t
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FOR SALE-One large shoe case,
wallpaper racks and store shelving.
Phone SO. o. Il. Transfer & Storage
60. 4-Gt
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FOR SALE Furniture for five rooms
at S15 Iowa. S-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-05

FOR SALE OR TRADE Passenger
car, new paint. Runs like new.
Also roadster body. Phone SIS. ..2S,8t
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WANTED

WANTED-Any xind Of carpenter
work. Jas. Williamson. Phone 7ss.
g.2.30t.
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WANTED Packing cot elasp. china.
and Grating fine furniture. Phone
500. Lee McReynolds. st-t.sot.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-01
HOUSE SENDS BONUS
BILL TO CONFERENCE

Washington. Sept. 1.-THE soldiers
bonus bill was sent to conference to-
day by the house under special
rule.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-01
CHAUTAUQUA ASSN.
TO MAKE CANVASS
FOR 1923 ASSEMBLY
WILL SOLICIT BUSINESS HOUSES
IN EFFORT TO SELL TICKETS
FOR NEXT YEARS MEETINGS
TO BE HELD DOWN TOWN.

Officers of the ottawa Chautauqua
Association will canvass the business
district next week, in an effort to dis
pose of their remaining 10 season
tickets which must be sold to guaran-
tee 1923 Chautauqua here. At the
Chautauqua last week $50 season tick
cts were disposed of.
A meeting of the officers of the or
ganization will be held tonight to pay
the bills incurred last week, and to
figure up the financial standing Of the
organization. Until after this session
it will not be known whether the as
sembly was operated at a profit or
whether there is a deficit.
Tonight the drive schedule will be
planned out. The present plans Of the
organization are to set aside two days,
and to canvas the entire center part of
town during these days
1t will be necessary to dispose of
total of 500 season tickets if Chau-
tauqua is held in ottawa next summer.
According with the plans made last
week, the time of the session will be
reduced from to days. The coming
assembly will also be held in the city
of Ottawa, rather than at Chautauqua
park, west of town.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-01
SHERIFF IS CALLED
TO STREAT0R;; BU 7
FINDS ALL 0 U|E I.
AYERS AND FRAZIER REMAIN
ON JOB UNTIL 2 O'CLOCK THIS
MORNING BUT FIND NO RE-OC.
CURRANCE. ,s

Sheriff C. S. Ayers and Deputy Frank
Frazier waited in Streator until z
O'Clock this morning, thinking that per-
haps re-occurrance of trouble be-
tween the Streator union men, who
are on a strike, and the non-union
workmen might occur. When the hour
of two arrived and all had been quiet
thruout the day and the night, the
officers returned to their homes in
this city.
Reports of fresh outbreak of la
Dor troubles reached Ottawa yester'
day, which was responsible for last
nights vigil II was said that a home
in the northeast had been wrecked by
men, alleged to have been union work
men.
Yesterday the family moved from
the residence, which was the scene of
the trouble, and quiet reigned in the
neighborhood after their removal
The trouble occurred at 1910 East
Livingston street, where a family by
the name of Merth were living.
The head of the household, Alvin
Merth, moved to Streator a week ago
and obtained work in one of the fac
tories, where the wOrkmen have been
ont on a strike for a number Of weeks
The family had retired at 10:30 O,
clock in Wednesday evening. when
someone threw a brick thru the win
dow Others followed and door was
smashed in. The guilty persons fled
at once.
/ The police were summoned and
searched the neighborhood but nc
trace of the guilty parties could be
found.
! The Merthe family, climbed into
+ their automobile and under the pro
lection of the Streator police patrol
left the city and returned to their for
mer home in Ancona.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-01
CHlLD'S FOOT PINNED
DOWN BY BIG CANNON

A 3-year-old girl discovered yester-
day that one of the iron cannons in
Washington Park was not an ideal
hobby horse. The child was playing
in the park alone when she mounted
the cannon to take a ride" Her les
became fastened between the gun and
the side of the mounting, Her loud
o"reams brought assistance, It took
the concerted efforts and advice of ten
( lealrian5 who assembled around
COMMON tn loosen the child. When
she was released she trOtted off home,
.,>arently uninjured.
The child was too small to tell her
name. People who witnessed the az
cident declare if the child had slipped
or lost her balance and fallen her leg
would have been broken.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-01
DRIVES STOLEN CAR
INTO LOCAL GARAGE.
THEN DISAPPEARS.
POLICE HERE RECOVER MACHINE
ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN TAX
EN- AT HANNIBAL, MO- SEEK
TRACES OF THIEF.

Police of the city are on the trail
of an automobile thief who came into
town in a stolen machine. placed it
in a garage and then mysteriOusly
faded out when it became evident
to him that the law was getting too
close upon him. The alleged thief is
described as forty years old, six feet
tall, weight about 200 pounds and
was dressed in dark brown suit
This man is alleged to have stolen
a Chalmers 1915 model touring car
from w. NJ. Kird of Hannibal, Mo-, a
short while ago. Yesterday the po-
lice received a call telling them the
car was in Ottawa. A search of var
ious garages revealed that stran.
ger had left the car at the Haur gar
age on Jefferson street.
Whan asked about the car Mr.. (
Haur stated that on Wednesday morn
drove the machine into his garage
while he was eating breakfast and
told Mrs. Haur that he would return |
in short while and give instructions
in regard to some repairs he wanted
done Since that time nothing has
been heard or seen Of the man
The car which bears license mum.
ber Missouri 239-5S2 is now in the
Haur garage awaiting the coming of
an officer or the owner to take it
back to Missouri.
Where the driver went or why he
went is not known, but it is presumed
that he became fearful that he was
followed and left the car here to
avoid capture and make safe his
getaway or that he stole the car to
come to Illinois in and then left it
when he arrived at his destination as
its usefulness was finished. 1t is
thought that he left the car and then
went by train elsewhere. Police in
nearby cities have been asked to look
for him.
Comes for Louisville Car.
A member of the Louisville police
department is in town today to take
charge of the Nash car stolen by
Angelo Paelo, an eX-soldier, who was
arrested last week by Sargent Duck
worth of the local police
Paelo is in Chicago, where he was
taken by Deputy Marshal Henneber-
ry week ago, to be tried on fed
eral charge.
The car is to be taken back to
Louisville to be turned over to its
owner, an army officer.
Paelo came to Ottawa to visit his
brother, Louis, on north Columbus
street and at the time of his arrest
produced a bill of sale for the car.
that he had purchased it
from man named Ross for $1,000. /,
Later he admitted the paper was
false. Paelo faces the charge of +,
stolen property into an.
other state
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-01

came the mother made inquiries
among neighbors. Then she heard Of
the accident in front of Westclox and
a neighbor telephoned the undertaking
establishment for description of the
body, This tailed sufficiently to arouse
the fears of the mother, who. accom-
panied by two young children, hurried
to the morgue.
The glasses which had been picked
up at the scene of the accident were
seen by one of the children as she en-
tered the funeral establishment and
she exclaimed, There's Katie's
glasses" Then the mother viewed the
remains and completed the identified,
tion. Tho mother was nearly pros
trated with grief
Clark Tells His Story.
Clark, nervous and shaken as the
result Of his experience, related his
story of the accident to reporters at
WASHINGTON park, where he and mem
bers of his family spent last night at
the tourist camp.
Clark is railroad man and with
his wife and three young sons left
Texas on a trip to Chicago. They
had given up their home in the South
west and were en- route to Chicago for
an extended stay and possibly to re-
side. They stopped off in Marysville,
Missouri, to visit with relatives and
left there ten days ago to proceed
to Chicago.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-01
TO RESUME SERVICES
AT METHODIST CHURCH

Services will be resumed at the
regular hours at the First Methodist
Episcopal church Sunday. A short
missionary program has been prepar-
ed for the Sunday school. The pas
tor viii preach a sermon on Good
News" for the 10:45 hour. 1t will be
New Lenox night at the Epworth
league at $50 and the six young
people who were at the institute will
give peppy reports. A better Sunday
evening is arranged and the sermon
will be a book sermon illustrated by
John Boier's "Treacherous Ground.
Srecia attention is being given TO
the music.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-01
HERR|N W|TNE ESSES
REFUSE TO ANSWER
JURY QUESTIONS
STAND ON CONSTITUTION RIGHTS
FEARING THEY MAY iNCRIMIN
ATE THEMSELVES-AS STATE
c. OF c. TO STAY AWAY.
WITNESS CHANGES HIS
MIND.

Marion, Sept. 1.-NobeI Bell, store
manager at johnson City, H., who
refused to testify this morning be-
fore the grand jury investigating
the Herrin riot, this afternoon re-
considered his attitude and went
before the Jurors. He was pre-
pared to "teII all | know" he told
the attorney general.
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-01
WEATHER

Partly cloudy, with
thunder showers tonight.
Saturday generally fair.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-01
A. C. JEFFERY NAMED
MAYOR OF JOLIET

Joliet, Sept. 1.-(Special.) "A. G.
Jeffery, former county treasurer and
up to yesterday deputy in the viii
county treasurer's office. last night
at meeting of the commissioners,
was appointed mayor of Joliet to fill
the vacancy left by the resignation of
Former Mayor Thomas Corey, who
gave up his place as the ctiy's chief
executive to become special agent of
the Elgin, Joliet & Eastern railway.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-01
TWO MEET DEATH IN
S. /. & S. F. TRAIN WRECK

Cape Girardeau, Mo. Sept 1.-Two
were killed, three injured seriously
and twenty-five slightly hurt today
when a St Louis {. San Francisco
passenger train en- route from st.
Louis to Memphis was wrecked near
mere when a trestle gave way.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-01
Chicago, Sept. THE United States govern
ment today was granted temporary restraining
order against the six striking railroad shopcrafts

unions, their officials
and members, from in
terferlng IN any way
with the operation Of the railroads
and their properties.
In Force Until Sept. II.