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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-02-15
CREAdERIES SAVING :, + t-f.*=
81 CENTS A HUNDRED

Cooperative ereameries in District
No. IL of the Minnesota Cooperative
Creameries association, Inc, are max
ing gross saving of 671h cents a
hundred pounds by shipping butter
in carload lots, according to A. J.
Mcclure, organization manager.
The net saving resulting from car.
lot shipments, brought about through
the associations plan Of more econom-
ical. marketing, is estimated at SO
cents q hundred. ~.@ 49,, r..
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MONROE SCHOOL NOTES

The fifth month of school came ia
close on Friday, Feb. 10th. Pupils
neither absent nor tardy for that
month are Harvey Anderson, Vernard
Brandstrom, James Dahlberg, Russell
Elofson, Fred Gulseth, Mabel Ingalls,,
Nels Iverson, Ernest Iyerson, Knut
Moen, Bertha Moen, and Esther Cd
berg. Those present 10 days and not
tardy are Helen Dahlberg, Forest
Elofson, William ingalls,, Toivo John
son and Clara and, Hilmer Odberg.
This is very noticeable increase
compared to the attendance of the
month before The above statement
is good argument in favor of trans
portation, which we have. had the
past month. -. w 5s.2 y ss ..5. 3
Last Thursday all of the children
were measured and on Friday they
We're weighed -. szsss. y. "
. Most of the children spent. their
spare time last week making Valen-
tines. # -s~e --~5 Do ~ 5 Z s
On Friday afternoon the upper
grades painted, while the lower grades
framed pictures Of Abraham Lincoln;
The regular meeting of the Mon
roe Workers. Club was held on Mon
day, instead Of Friday. The new Off
GERS presided, and new committees
were appointed i, s s 5..- .S,,.s
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II Lost My Best Customers Thr,
Rats" Writes j. Adams. e. "a.

FUSED to have the busiest Restau-
rant in town until news spread that
the Kitchen was infested with rats
lost a lot Of my best customers until
I tried RAT-SNAP. Haven't a. pest
in the place now. Restaurants should
use 2AT-SNAP.n Three sizes, 35c
Csc, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by
Warren Pharmacy and Peoples Trad
ing Co. 5s3@ 5:a..o + 5 ..ss 81: "a &.
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RAD(IIJlNi
Z COMMUNITY CLUB

The next meeting will be held this
Saturday evening. This being the ma
tional week Of song, most Of the time
will be spent i1lx community singing
Another debate has also been arrang.
ed. Each family represented is re.
quested to bring dozen sandwiches
! ss.5s Qualle -Horgen RI
Miss Stella Qualle and Mr.. Fred
Morgan We're united in marriage Feb
8 at the home of the brides parents
Mr.. Morgan is one of our community
boys and well and favorably known
We extend wishes to the young couple
for long and happy married life.
son Oryil and daughter Alice, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hartvig and daughters Lulu and
Madeline, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Eckman
and daughter Adeline, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas Pierce and family, Arthur and
Gust Bodell, Albert Honald, Kelso
Metheny and Ed and Norval Skunes
spent Thursday evening at Fred eBaes-
mans, being Clara and Art Baesman's
birthday The evening was spent play
ing cards and telling stories. IA :,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Baesman, Gust and
Art Bodell, Clara and Frank Baes-
man and Arthur Bodell, Clara and
Fran Baesman, Albert Honald. Ed.
and $Norval Skunes were entertained
at Chas. Wittman's home Wednesday
evening. - ,....s. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. Baesman, Frank,
Clara and Harold Baesman spent
Monday evening at Chas. Pierce, 1t
being Mrs. Pierce's birthday. -
Frances Schantzen is on the sick
list, but is better at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Morrison and
sons spent Saturday evening at the
Ed: Yuergens' home. ....
Misses Grace and leila Yuesrgens
and Miss Esther Monroe spent Thurs
day in. Warren, attending the spelling
contest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Otto, ST., were
pleasantly entertained on Sunday af-
ternoon by A. G. Otto and family and
VIM. Petucek and family. The occa-
sion being the birthday of Mr.. Otto.
age y years. -
Mrs. III. G. Kramer and Mrs. J. A.
Allen represented Dist. No. at a
hearing Of the county board. Several
other districts were also represented.
The Radium district was increased
practically all Of three sections and
a section in the northeastern part Of
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SANDSVILLE

Miss Emma Farstad lefts for Grand
Forks last week. 4.
Misses Elfrieda and Esther Lnndeen
visited school last w Wednesday, N
bunch Of young folk from Sands
vile enjoyed a sleigh ride Sunday
evening sS5is
Chamberlain Cough Remedy aids
Nature
Medicines that aid nature are al
ways most enectual Chamberlain'a
Cough Remedy acts on this plan. t
allays the cough, relieves the lungs,
aids expectora ton, opens the secre-
lions and aids nature il restoring the
system to q health condi tion. Thou
sands have testified to its good quail.
ties. Try it when you have g cough
or cold
Scratch pads for sale AZ the shealt
kodice
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Congregational Church of Rosewood
. Werner DrOttS, Pastor, 81

Services will be held next Sunday
at 10 80 A. NJ. and 7:3O p. NJ. Young
Peoples Meeting next Saturday at 8
p. M. when lunch will be served.
All are welcome. sG# "a l. za 6
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Send us tn. renewals for your daily
newspapers: Subscriptions taken for
all newspapers, trade publications and
magazines at the Sheaf. Office. Fl
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the district was exchanged for one
Of much higher valuat ion. The terri
tory added represents an area from
which pupils are coming to district 8
or will come from In the future.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL NOTES


The following pupils earned golt
star for four Sundays Of perfect at
tedance:
Junior Margaret Torvi, Lynn Cook
Emil Clausen, Evelyn Allen, Doroth,
Clausen, Mary Clausen, Jessie Cook
Primary-Lloyd Allen, Rhoda Cook
Lloyd Clausen, Orlie Nelson, Rub!
Clausen.
Intermediate Ruby Cook, William
Yuergens, Albert. Knutson, Gladyl
Knutson, Grace Yuergens, Charlotte
Loen. Myrtle Toryi, Kenneth Cook
leila Yuergens.
AZ : RADIUM SCHOOL NOTES
Visitors in the primary room OF
Tuesday were little Lila Clausen, Ben
jamen Loeslie and Buddy" Zblewskie
! Warren Ostlund was sick a couple
of days last week but IS back Al
school again.
- After week of excitement in max
ing valentines the Valentine box was
opened on Tuesday afternoon. A lit
tie party was given to the children
afterwards, which was enjoyed by all
On Friday afternoon, the little folks
surprised the upper grades by march
ing through their room singing Lin
coin song, in honor Of Lincoln's birth
day. 81,
=, Last week Miss Hazel Cook anG
leila Yuergens visited in our room
Francis Schantzen is not at schOo
this week because Of sickness. :
The afternoon of Valentines day
was observed by playing games ant
hunting for hearts and poverty pack
ages in upper grade ROOM Part OF
the amusement consisted of drawing
small hearts in larger heart, draw.
ing on the board. The one drawing
it nearest to the center won a small
prize. >s' 2.-.
leila Yuergens and Lynn Cook were
tie. Each colored heart counted "a
different score. The finder having the
greatest score won a prize. Myrtle
Torvi found the greatest number. Val
entines We're distributed at the begin.
ming Of the afternoon period. a
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The Grocer's Love

She said SET SOAP shn nav 53$
IS
And straiphtway to her ho,1sa ha wont -, ~
Her lovely face to gee. So $50 -. {
Exclaiming, .Ah, know full well.
81 z - 49,
The girl was sverv5 kind and aid
4. mo ssha NO = Vow, ,,1od -.
~ nee niin lnel lsa anu .nen remarked
= nc. 2 pau ~ - : l - nau.
49, 49,, - ... 8. sssz
4Ailu a ~ ~ ~ gs. III Ultimate. nae {.
a '..h ~ =, - aM Alss Ne W"
~ - wnen ne nv nlv =, - satu'
" ~. : - - :, =, ri ' ~ /" III E
| 4 man nav no wisn and nnvar lnox
e. . Foo, will soo,, ard - o,,+ - 4
- = -'> -. n NV - O1.
a girl with COTTON stnclSinps never
saas q mouse -. p. IS. :,
- - T. al Is
| HNinto,. 1pset;,,,, ~
| paint IN +ha>"old er1>.1, T,,o o1d
sow sovs ..pao,,t1 - 49,. 49,. ao 80
eh,,t tho ,oin+ no,,,fa ot,,; ,.s. 80 = =
"Saye the surface ana sava al y -
-, - o>. --~f. Ar r. 80 -
strongest thinss - +i,is $non,5 ,a.s,
chaan os@hov 81 oan,dn sno,,s - ~ !
young man before he marries. and how !,
n1gn @au ice cream cone seems AFTER
W ''s'l'l.. :. !s= e. c.r - 49,
me t 1l1' is lie tnere IS nope Tor
everypouy OUT the undertaken, oplnes
Doc S lala .n
Amt T. 60 .-.s-
I'VE fly about the boundless sky,
- we ave Deneatn the sea-. 81
we penetrate the lie beyond 81 .~
" occult mystery,
We dissipate our means, .,.,@ r.
Then run ourselves all ragged,
A huntin' for our beans.
The more some men get of earthly
wealth, the more food for thought
their wives. have to digest: E.
= CAT - -, :.
a niue glri announced 10 her motn-
.na' !, sue nus5 pe a"iu clean Ut
nurse was coming and was going to
search her. - - ~"
.p ~ - ,:ecZs..
Bout the only different tween a
naggin woman an a buzzsaw is that
Teller en- stop q buzz saw.
8 - CAT r ~ : .sct
The more some fellers see OF life
the less the rest OF US have to live for.
Marriage with no bank account is
like buying high priced car on pay
ments The darn thlngn likely De
busted up Tore the oohgatlons are all
cancelled. "
--CAI--
Procrastlhatlon Kills more good IN
lemons ,than all the other wees IN
the Woriu.
~ ,rau,fsos, 90 e with +bo tox
om soft ,riun stf fbav 90 seen tr,f,e soft
er .$' . 5.ss:.l 49,, - Q.
A,,,oa 1sasi, so,,s !. s~ s: 8
n no,s l;l . This uaa = ro,nta no. q
dandy one Ter peanuts al rlgnt Al Al
Inlo e)! u 5@:Wnter 8 klnua .ane' oui
c .,teB, PIE u"lnuil4 Jes1 .le ~
Doul :, yo ~ ~ eArz- 4 s.5ss. 1
man NOV not no handy around the
mouse put ms SATURDAY Ia pay s l'sl
always - p 80 " .ss
z ao,, ,o;n,,, :. q Cannes walk Green.
=. s .,7,---cAT - IN. s.
Not orr ape int what we accom-
,,a,s s. So, See. srrasl ~ orr
nns,tb ~ i ;. ',s. = -
's1'e = 8 - T. .s3 49, z,
s.When l kept store remarked the
old resident Of Little Lot, II found
that tha. time "a sell extra goods was
before the parcel was made up and
string tied round IT,,
5@s - T. 49, 81
The dairy cows the COW for me;
She pays the grocery bills. l.
free .7's: :... s.s:5
NV life with pleasure fills. 0
9s - C At --- -
Exercise is the law of growth.
kind Of slop bucket makes real hogs.
----- T - .... .s "a.
1 II vxynYy RI 4h<NI
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Eggs. have taken a drop. Another
instance where the consumer reaps
the benefit and the hen-pecked pro- 70
Queer gets it in the neck.
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We sell Mascot and Creme depe.
Give us trial-Farmers Mil and ERE
vatOr Co. -- ~. s.T.
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DIR. EDWARD ]. BREN, Dentist
First National Bank Building, War
rem. MINI. - - ~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-02-15

FRED S. CLARKE, Pure Bred Live.
stock Specialist and Auctioneer,
Phone 215. 615 Johnson ave., War.
rem, MINI.
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Professional Cards 8

DIR. G. s. WATTAM, Office First Ma
tional Bank Building, Warren, MINI.
Special attention given to diseases Of
Nose, Throat, Eyes and fitting of
Glasses.
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], r. NAESETH, Lawyer. Office IL
City Hall, Warren, MINI. $500 e
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-02-15

DIR. II. M. BLEGEN, Physician and
Surgeon. Office State Bank Build
ing. Warren. MINI.
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A man may not be handy around the:
house but his Saturday pay envelope
always is. ss ssS 52a@sz5 e.. I.
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A. ~. ECKsTROM, Attorney-at-law.
Office End floor First National Bank
Building, Warren, MINI. F., 3
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ssWhen l kept store" remarked the
old resident Of Little Lot, II found
that the time to sell extra goods was
before the parcel was made up and
string tied round It. 80 ~
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Chamberlain Cough Remedy Aids
ature: ss#5 @s.s s

Scratch pads for sale At the sheat
office
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80 Amos lash Says: 6 "
Looks like this years gointa be a
dandy one fer peanuts all right" AL
though tn winters kinda tame, our
coal piles dwindlin jest the same
bout y0urn?'' =
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F. G. BAKKE, D. D. s., Skandinavisk
Tandlaege. Office in the Taralseth
Building, Warren, MINI. ..,
81. T. FRANK M. ID. c., graduate of
Chicago Veterinary College. Post
graduate Kansas City Veterinary
College. Member Minnesota State
Veterinary Medical Assn. Warren,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-29
NORTH SIDE PAVING
CASE CONTINUED BY
COURT TO JULY 10
JUDGE RECk ORDERS DELAY IN
HEARING ON AS S E S SMENT
RoLL-oBJECToRs TO HAVE IN
MING SAME DAY.

A continuance until July 10 was
taken in the North ottawa improve,
ment case yesterday afternoon after
the prima face evidence was present
ed by the city. The hearing on the
petition asking that the assessment
roll be confirmed was opened before
Judge Rcck in the County Court at .
o'clock.
On July 10 testimony supporting the
objections will be offered in evidence,
after which a jury will be summoned
to determine whether the benefits Of
the improvement will be greater than
the expense.
The hearing yesterday was marked
By a spirited legal struggle by both
the representatives Of the city, Attor
neys II. l.. Nicholson and Thomas
Smurr, and the attorneys for the OBJ
jectors II. h. Buffers, w. |. Hibbs ana
A. H. Colwell
No testimony was taken yesterday,
only the legal documents which have
been entered in the case being otterei
in evidence and motions being made
by the attorneys,
The hearing will be resumed at 10
o'clock on the morning OF Monday,
July 10.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-29

ings. and the greater the amount con-
tanned therein" he added, the more
expensive will he the Improvement 70
the property owner. If the proceed
iugs are lost in court the added bur.
den will go onto the owner of laud
in the proposed improvement distric. "
he ended.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-29
PARISHIONERS PLEAD
WITH ABBOT TO KEEP
FATHER MILLER HERE

c.,,,,, ,r i,i,,o 4olyn, NV D,bprg
'CtpS "'o Dg'lS ,,t''h t''''N - ,1rovont Tho
ol %, rI""ola p"',''' m Coai,,t,. ~ r IltuIar
81 ''i''' =, - i"' % 49, 49, on1,nan
lio'', n.y. '",S wy ~ "s' - ,hi. ,rnal -
va "o'""S cl''"e w. ,,.,I,;n,,.,n i' n;s
c"'''n't,'ee VI i've i' pa '7'''u'', I ,,,,nd
lteu le %. peue ,,,, ,','''es, ,i,a r," ~ 0t
tll'' '"''''l M''I'' '' '''"''''' -
I'd ,r,', "a, ,,,.... na,ai..,a ~ rrad
ms us co,"Iill'IGe II ,o',1'o,." I1,,' Sa,,,;dt ~
ocherer' feteF i'"'''' ilG"'S ~ ''',,!,''' n,.,'
Joseph ocil'iEoHS anu i''' '''n ,'',.'
norman il'e ol 'Ie N'oS' ~ ''''',rI''', ~, ~,
members OIL 'he '"nS' 's"'io"' Ivy
voice" lie sentiment VI '"V 8 ,"''.,
part VI lne FeN","' 'o','''t', -, ~ '''',a -,
Ihe chufch VINO I'dI ''eu M',I 80 I,o"
on SATURDAY oi '''' "'eN ''''t 'C,' ~,
Milier N was tr De '''''S''''e" ~ 81
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-29

r,rn, IN Snr,b Ottau.a
A. tho ~ go, ~" ,,or,i,,o ,,f,,o
paI,o, to1d ~ ,'tsi,i,a M hia hma+han on
S"tnrdaV % niob+ Oh 'and d7aino tr9 bia, IaniO" O,,
nn "Hrnh snrfnrina t ,ra,, ''n, naiaS IN ~
bis "bonIdors ahanI, Thi. M ,,,l' 'r,s .bn 80
Grs+ , Nv yndr '' nf VIC ipinoil '' ""' Wv
VI '''.
MF' fehiinoVer, the HCceueht en-
pIoyer teStliI"u mat ne h"d not Oe'h
HuIl VI IHJuTe" III any manner
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-29
Marriage Licenses.

Walter Urben Berry, Cannonsbcrg,
va. b. Mrs. Ludia llagcr, Streator,
~.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-29
CLOSE FINISHES IN
OPENING CONTESTS
Of VALLEY TOURNEY
MAKE FINE SHOWING IN THE
MATCHES AT STREATOR-EN
TRY LISTS NOT AS LARGE AS
USUAL.

! ne HISl nNt HlSHlS Ol the annual
Illinois Valley Golf association touruG.
mcnt being held at Streator H., were
completed yesterday afternoon. In the
fourth fight Joe Mcgafin of Ottawa
defeated Dick Knott Of Ottawa / up,
while Gleghorn beat Gilman. up and
3 to play The semi-Gnals were start
ed this morning at o'clock. The
tournament will be brought to close
this afternoon when the finals viii
be staged. The results of the first
five flights follow:
First Flight.
Robertson of StreatOr beat Dorsey
of Streator. up and 3 to play.
Benson La Sale, beat Howclls
Streator, up.
Plumb, Streator, beat Shay Strea-
tor, up and 6 to play
Trumbo. Ottawa, beat Trenary, Id
Sale, I up.
Second Flight.
Gibson. Streator, beat Wilkinson
Streator, ! up.
Anderson, Streator beat Stordock,
Ottawa, 3 up and 2 to play.
Wilson. La Sale, beat Harvey, OF
tawa. up and to play
McClintock, La Sale, beat Wclter,
Streat0r, / up and to play.
Third Flight.
Hughes. StrcatOr beat Brecn, SrCa.
tor. up and & to play.
Bell Ottawa, beat Williams, Strca-
tor mp and to play.
Cahill. La Sale. beat Patterson.
Streator 3 up and . to play.
Wilkins, Strcator beat HiIm, Strea-
tor, 3 up and to play
Fourth Flight,
MegatIn, ottawa, beat Knott, Otta-
wa, ! up.
Glcgh0rn, Ottawa. beat Gilman. OF
tawa, uD and to play
Corkcy, MarseIles beat Phillimoro.
Marseilles, ND and ? to play.
Monser, Streator, beat Corcoran, La
Sale, 3 up and to play
Fifth Flight
Green, Streator, beat Wiley, Ottawa,
4 up and to play.
wv tllh, Id 'NdiIf. Dtdt 'tIHbti IN :.
> up and to play.
Berry Streator. beat Ieister, Str2a.
tor up and to play.
]. Robertson OF the Streator Golf
club led the field of seventy-fye start
erS in the qualifying round yesterday
He turned in card Of -
for the eighteen holes, cnc point undor
j, e. Howell team mate from Stroa-
tor
Fred G. Trenary led the Deer Park
contingent with an S2 finishing in
fourth place, with O. NJ Benson, also
Of Deer Park, fifth with an S4 Good
golf weather, q fast course and much
improved green's greeted the valley
golfers when they drove off in the
The annual meeting of the assocla-
ton was held last evening at the
Stroator club, and it was decided to
holrd the 1923 valley tourney at the
South Bluff Country country club
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-29
BATTLE CONTINUES TO
RAGE IN STREETS
OF DUBLIN
BOMB FOUR COURTS.
STRUGGLE FOR POSSESSION or
STRATEGIC BUILDING RACES
ALL OF YESTERAY AND WAS
STILL IN PROGRESS TO-DAY.

Dublin, June % CBy A. PD-Thc
battle between the republicans and
the provisional free state forces con
tinued all night and firing was stll
proceeding vigorously today.
The bombing Of the four courts con.
tinued at irregular intervals thru the
hours of darkness and morning came
with the beseiged republicans still
in occupation
The list of casualties is not yet
available but il is estimated that at
least fifty have been killed or wound.
ed
The insurgents have extended their
operations in other parts Of the city.
Shortly before noon an ambush Of
free state troops was reported from
college green and the irregulars We're
fortitying various outpOsts.
One Of the outlying places seized
by the irregulars was the Sackvillc
street club. an od-fashioned aristo-
cratic country gentleman's club near
the Nelson pillar. In addition to the
various organized operators of the in
surgents. their sympathizers in sever
at p'' - VI u'7 t,lS "'''hs as '"'p'
''S' "''"e many "''a'NS oH i'e7 S'''e
so,,leiH. a..
no'i " my 'n' I'pi''' VI" i'o'
o'I.o' > 'lloi, ~ cue ~ '"E ,,, vi am,
'o"' ''u' - e,"','' ,'"'' ne So
,7o" " ''",''"''
',,'i., ,,DU", .,,;., :" ''''
,'in,,t,, 90 ,nr,,iail,.,,
rich+in, a,a,ke NI,+ rIoa,,.oro
:, athao ,-aeta - tt,,, l,u,,.n,, tI,,,
nroyisionol poynrnp,ont oIso hae mill
tory Affairs on ite hands l., Dron.
hodo tho irerrpente wbo orn ooc,,rv.
ing the round tower fort ON tbe hin
commanding the two have becn in.
vested bv the free state tro0ps in the
same way as AT the four courts in
Dublin. The Drogheda position of the
irregulars is regarded as usual. In
other parts OF ireland there are many
rumors of insurgent action but the
reports are difficult of confirmation
as Dublin is completely isolated.
Both sides have been active in the
issuance of manifestos, three state.
ments having been given out by the
government within tWenty-iour homs
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Continued on Page ), Col. i !
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WEATHER

Fair tonight and prob.
ably Friday. Not much
change in temperature.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-29
PATRICK KELLY. SO.
OF RUTLAND. DEAD

Patrick Kelley, 60, prominent farm.
er resident residing in Rutland town
ship. passed away this morning about
$50 o'clock at his home there follow
ing a three months illness of a COM
plication of diseases together with in
firmities of old age, Mr. Kelly came to
America thirty-fve years ago from
Kings County, Ireland, where he was
born 1853.
Surviving he leaves a widow, Mrs.
Patrick Kelley, of Rutland. and two
sons, Timothy and James Kelley, who
reside at the family home. Funeral
services will be held Saturday morn
ing at O'Clock from st. COLUMBIA
church. Burial will be made at St
Columbia cemetery.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-29

Chicago. June 29-The L. S. rail.
way labor board today cited the ma
ti0nal officers Of the six shop craft un-
ions the railway executives now meet
inc here and the officers Of tour other
railroad unions to appear before the
hoard at o'clock tomorrow afternoon
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-29
POLICE PUBLICLY
.LAUDED FOR DOING
SOME GOOD WORK
MAYOR TAKES OCCASION TO CON.
GRATULATE DEPARTMENT ON
HAVING ACHIEVED VERY GOOD
RESULTS.


FOR the first time sine" the present
administration took over the city gov
erumnnt hnpounts voro rorn,ur
.,... '''''''
-U"'' at ''l' P"'''' department ia7'
hlshi at the regular meeting of thc
council. Mayor Weeks during his
early hlstory IN I,coI roI;Gos v.,s
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". Nv I've '"'''i ''"I 'i'"I j" Nill.H
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''> ''"ubHt''''''' III keeping CLOS ,
liu a. 'i' corner o' superior anu
-ol'I.i'p"a '''r'S ""l'' iT""uS were
,oiI''"S an" Eo'"I from 'i'' frihcetHA-
NunS I,o, ""'' ~Ii''' l"St sunday.
u,3. -, WI y VI ''e ''p', ''''t"' oH
,atH o''"A'ou was 6ood anu OBSERVES
p"p''' 'oilii,'hu|lIuE. II SHOWS the
. 80 - '"oNlHF "i"u"u i~I HoII.e',iIIl
~ ~ no. "PpiuNe OF 'hI9 mcthod oi
heeL'nE '',' 'Ill wen p0lLoa' ana
y an, ia u'paI' 'I"rh, ana t"e conhc''
- : N,Io" ,uI way '''i toward then
", l"S, VI '''' u Io'" WORK,
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va, ,''nrnt o'r" on, Tue iaStIF CROWN
,',i,i '.'"' '5' i1l''' .oi'' Is III n'l.
ter SUtD" IbUHN tIldn II mas hef1 tOi |
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-06-29
SPECIAL. GRAND JURY TO.
STARTS HERRIN QUIZ

Marion. ILL.,, June ga special
grand jury on July 10 will begin inves-
tigating the massacre of strip mine
employees last week Herrinn, Cir
cult Judge Hartwell definitely an
nounced today.