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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-10
NOW IS THE TIME TO
COMMUNICATE WITH MARS
Old Planet Is Now Closer To
Earth Than Since 1900; But
Is AZ Million Miles
Distant

st. iouis. Mo. June To- Today IL
The beat time 10 communicate with
saars as the planet IA nearer earth
ifan Il has been sincc 1902 being
a2.ao0.ooo miles away. according TO
tho Rev. Father Martin = Brennan,
io,aI astronomer. who observer
that be termed the opposition to
Mars"
Tho Opposition to Mars" Fa,hos
brennan said. oaused widespread
attraction In this section Of tho
country on tho recent nights. when
many persons inquired about -
fright red star In the East" Father
brennan explained that Mars was s.
rear 10 earth that Il ouishone tho
a':snot Jupiter, this causing Mara u
DO seen 40 vividly.
"All the scientific world " taklns
ite greatest interest 10 this oppc-
sll;on 10 Mara" hc continued ~,
revNes the idea Of signaling TO the
Janet.
Row Is the favorable time to Ee'
seme message 10 the fabulous Mar.
i'ans. All kinds ~ Instruments are
being equipped IN an effort 10 see he
canals Of Mars and tho polar SHOWS
end caps, Some OF those who ars
sory enthusiastic are going down a
I','laft OF a mine, using tho SHAFT NJ
a long telescope tube.
"Bu We are powerlass with equip
mcnt we have now 10 bring Mara
close enough Tor us really TO see
,lauch. Think Of the moon. only 25o-
600 miles away. and Mars 10000 900
Esen on the moon Wa could no. scs
the biggest animals In the world
. lich ar we might try. u thcrs
were dinosaurs walking around III
flere, 100 feet long. like those Oh
fellows we hear about, We coulin
lrce them on the moon.
There Is limit 10 our vision
because OF the waynoss OF tho AL
which ~ heated by convection. ",
LOO not see this with the naked eye
but with a thousand diamcters mag
nifying power Il looks like runnIn
1sater. Another hindnanco Ia the OK
ransion and contraction of the gIas
by hear or cold. II something coulI
be invented instead of glass. tina
y ouId have the properties OF vlas
fnd yet be able to withstand hea
lapd cold. we might bring IN
heavens closer % u.s."
| Tho astronomer added that Mar
10 1924 Will como tho nearest ros
slble 70 the earth, when II vii, 70
cedc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-10
PERSONALS or
SOCIETY

Mrs, r T. pccley had As her gaes.
curing the Missionary Convention.
Mrs. HsmlEon and Mrs, varley o.
VI Reao
Nm
Airs, Arthur Jones has rcturne'
fsom short visis in Homlny. MISS
Leila Jones and Miss Mildred parett
~ho attend school At Edmond are
spending the weekend with Mr. en-.
'srs. Arthur Jones.
" n "
Mrs. Blanche Sanders will spend
ths weekend ~lth her slater, Mrs.
q a.. sanders and family in PAGES
GUY.
Miss Nina Bronson has resur he'd
from months stay In III Dorado.
2 snsss
Mrs. A, NJ lsoomls and daughters
sf nHnings. Montana sre here for a
'sit with relatives. AT present they
are with Mrs. i.oomis's uncle. Mr.,
". s. kessler and family.
n n "
Miss kathryn oycrholser Is now
bile "a be out after having tnspr.
ssne an operation for appendicitis.
~ = ~
Rev A, L. Godfrey and family ol
oklahoma City have moved into the
irited Presbyterian Parsonage Al
30 n. Ash.
Mics feona Curtiss Was callca a
Hutehinson Kansas ny the Hines:
~ her mother. Mrs. q. G. tnrtlss
N MM
Miss nernice Warner " Kansa.
City Is the guest OF her grand.
rother, Mrs. u, 4. Warner and hcl
Nrnt, Mrs, Laura Dchaff
y y NJ
Mrs M, T, Barrett OF Hutchinson
ard Miss Nettie Craven OF wichita
Kansas have returned to their hoE,r.
After visit with Mrs. E. L. War.
fcr.
" u r
! The luncheon which was I.
Dc given yesterday by Mr,
d Jackson was postponed on a~
founs Of the serious illness of Mr..
shas. Filson. president OF the PIT,
Day Tea club.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-10
Gall FOR REPUBLICAN
COUNTY COMMITTEES MEE-tN

a meeting OF the County Repuol,
can committe OF Logan county 4,
iereby called 10 convene at con1.,
''urt House in the DistrIc. courr
'eom on Saturday June i7ih. fo2-
Ct l;So o'clock p. m, for tho purt tos.
e' eiecting Secretary and Treas.
uier OF sa'd Committee. and TO tr4ns
80 such other business that mag i,
fscessary and proper.
ROY AxTEI.r.,
Chairman.
NELLIE HAMILTON
|, vice-chalrnan.
GEO. W. CARRY.
Secretary.
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vertised - much and il did 70 many peo-
PIE good that ] began 70 take II myself.
] an feeling fine now md every 0ne tells
ne they never saw me looking 90 well. I
hive "a farm. Do N my work, and have
three little giKiS 70 tnke care Of. gm
Recommending this me dicine 70 my
friends and know Il will help them K
they use Il Ike 70. /" - MrS. HERBxf
L0Nc. r B. :, Box 4. Larwill Indiana.
Many women keep shout their work
when + y : great chDrt They ars ~
yeys tired out and have no ambiticn.
Whsn you are in this condition givs e
prompt atteutioa
Take lydia r. Ffnkham's vogstahlo
Compound 6or 4 = especially slapeed
tc coErect such tyvubloay y 4 az rs
4n LmG
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-10
FOLEY LEI ,CATH4Rnc TABIETs
STORM HURT FRUIT,
BUT CROP WILL Be BIC
Estimated That 10000 Bushels
Of Early Growth Will Be
Shipped From This
Point

Within the next two weeks there
will be 10000 bushels OF peaches In
this trade district ready for the mar
kei; or at least that Is III J prediction
o. orchardists who say that had II no,
teen for the recent heavy storms five
times that number or bushels would
have been marketed.
This week marks the heginnIng OF
the peach season that extonds here
well into the fall. The peach crop IN
mis- county, as In virtually all parts
OF the state. will fall far below nor
mai; Just how far II IL impossible tc
estimate Just now one man estimata,
that the peach harvest will be. here in
this county. perhaps one-ih,rd OF nor.
NAL Growers or early peaches ara
Reluctant % make an estimate bu
state that the peach crop would no,
come up TO the normal average
/ But In spite OF that fact trees bear.
Ing Early Whceiers, the first peacl
on the market. are In some part. d
NC county Weighted 10 the groun,
with the burden Of TIE abundan
fruit.
Tho Ned Holman peata orchard
west 81 tho city will yield d create,
crop than was at first thought. M,
VIII also DO the case wiz other ~.
chards Of the county, whose owner,
we're respondent after the late atorm
There win be many .ar load. .
Eibertss shipped from Inran CONT,
THIS year. notwithstanding the pes
semift'c view Of the orchardssts
said 2 rsilroad representative TO-DAY
Our road figures on several rea
train loads out Of Guthrie he added
sale of fruit Jars has been brill
and indications are. soa,e saIesme,
~ thAt housewives are rot soipg 1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-10
LIQUOR WORTH SMALL
FORTUNE IS GRABBED
Canadian Whisky On Way To
Mexico From Detroit Held
In g. Louis BY
Sleuths

~. Louis. June io.--A ~hi,ment OF
me hundred and sixty cssea OF Can
ad'an whisky that was reing sent
from Detroit. Mich. to Mexico was
fe'zed here Friday 10y federal rrohi.
tition agent Gus Nations. l'he seiznre
was made. iMr Nations faid on The
strength Of decision o. fhe unlteo
states surreme court placing inter.
rational shipments Or intoxicattnr
''quors under the same restriction,
- interstate cargoes. The value of
'ne shipment at present priccs wat
faid to be $4,000.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-10
D0UGaD0Ts LRE D[c0n|He
sClRCE N THE ARMY
Duddiss with ~ Bayonst Il ths
Han Most Relied On IN
Wartime and He 4 Not
Present Now


wAshingtoa, jane Ia Exam ma
usa cf war department statistics
obtained today disclose that icasA'
,.oyA iust plain ~back prissssss .
Afansry. are becoming almost ~
scarce In the army as second liea'
tenants we're awhile back.
The rhaddiess with the hayone'
5 the men relied on 10 win victories
Yet. IL il OF necessity. the back
rrivates in foot regiments that eeAi
the brant a. every successive re
duction in army siren. IN. A. con
sress has ordained the ssashes. sh'
numbers of plain. hun,hie, uns3ecia'
ised bucks" has dSind'sd until
there is grave concern In the arm'
over the problem OF the disappear
ing aoughboys.
On April 40. 1917, there were ss'-
lss enssted men in the in,antry
To-day, with the total strength cf ths
srmy considerable higher, there ars
s-.Ss7 men in the foot rcsimen's anc
rrcbahly 1t is said. not 5000 o
these are 70 he classified IS JUS
plain ~huck1 ssrivates.
Major Gen. Hartford. deputy chae'
os staff. pointed out the sitaa'ion u
the testimony before the senat'
Military committee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-10
VICTIM or NOR RULE Il
RECOGNIZES ATTACKERS

I Fort Scott. Kan, Juna l0.r-~war-
rants for the arrest Of f've promin-
ent residents OF stotcsbury. MO. near
here. In connection with Tho injuring
OF Clyde Smith, stotcsbury drug
gist, Thursday night wher he resist
cd the efforts of fourteen masked men
70 load him into motor car. were
issued here late Friday.
According TO n. NJ. vaught 4
Ssotssbury merchant, who took ssaif
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-10

10 hoapitaI Al Nevada. Mo. aud who
caused the warrants 10 bc issuod. tho
fIyo men were In tho rarity and rocog
nlxed when their masks wase torn or
during the Sirugglc with smith. The
druggist. Il was reported. was felled
with club. iiIs injuries are said 70
bc serIous.
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that here is ono man who win receive
THE undivided support Of the ds no
Gratis, not only of this community,
| Ut over the entire county as soll
Mr., lsoggess Is ono of the old
tlue residents at this community.
fof several years living on farm
> uthwest OF Crescent aud OF tate
N,ssrs having resided within the cry.
nt Is ono of the individuals shS
have helped In makIng the oomman
Il, what II il today. and has always
laid his rart. and more. In all the
-4uvomenls affecting the growth ant
,,phullding Of the community. couTty
state and nation.
Mr. iloggess II a man who has the
urfidence of the people, man
known TO be honest aud unright n
al his dealings. careful, conserya
ave, conscientious and Just. and 10
i .usi tho type OF man who would make
!. fearless, competent and able sacr-
T AlsSlO
"Tom" az he is famlliarly callof
~ his many friends ali over the
seunsy, has entered the sherilf's race
re says. because ho feels tha. n
tsn be elected. and because he
sealizes the need or sacrifice nnon
The part og the good citizens OF Tho
county u they are TO secure com
II etent office holders. aad men vn
ts~.i. ~assheld~ thr sI~wes s~s 'e~'~ss s.s
i His platform embraces no pre-
f'ecAon promiscs, he says. AMI n.
ymply asks the voters for their con
ss'deration at the August primary on
sLs basis OF a clean. square. econ
Icmicai administration OF the sheriff',
81 co-one OF tho most important u
iiir gift OF the people.
J His announcement appears IN III
announcement column OF The Leader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-10
cAlckAsHA DEFEATS -AE
~LiNTEasn 10 TO 3

{Con,Inued from Page ID
urean 10 cathrse arriving home at
Z A. NJ. Friday.
Guthrie il now tied TO- first place
with Clinton
About 500 fans witnessed the game
here yesterday.
The game sunday will he different
Don't miss IT.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-10

Tho arrangement viii hs temporary.
sccardinx 10 TnttIa, until sufficient
funds are obtained 10 .asInssIn the
irii college course. An arrangements
has been made with the conxrsga.
slonai Foundation for Education ny
which students, who would have been
juniors and seniors nsxt term. win -
aided ~ studies elsewhars.
10 college win rema'B fully as-
credited for thu treshman and zopho'
mora years and graduates viii 30 a.
titled 10 full privileges In other
schooIs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-10
TO STOP COUGHING At n,cnr

A summer bronchial couch keeps
not only the uuYYersf but other mem :
oers OF the family awake. Alfred
Barker. 1861 Asondale ST. II. Liver.
POOL, O., writes: my hoy was suf~
tering From a bronchial cough for I
or weeks. Foley's Honey and Tar
mas done him wonderful good" No
opiatess Sole everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-10

KingfIsbtr, June 10 a. result oI
action BY the board oi trustees,
courses II KIugflnhcr college next
term wiIibe limited 10 freshman and
sophomore classes, Henry w. TuttIe
president. has announced.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-10

|W1y ure0O0t ma
had noambition, wns
nervous and dixsy
and everything
|oseme d to worry M
md Ihad awful pains
- my right side. ]
felt badly about four
years and could not
20 my work - it
|should have been
|dpne. l saw Lydia z.
|Pmkham vege-
|&ah~ r~r.~s~.~.~~~x -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-10
GUTHRIE

6y innings
chickasha 0 0 : y 0 i3 10 >
Guthrie . 10000 o0e2o3 10 6
summary Of Game
Three Base Hits; Graham: Two
Pase Hits: Fitzgerald. Graham. Nc
Claim; Base ON Balls off Thorton 3.
off Geddes 1; Struck ou. by Thorton
.. by Hafer 8; Double Plays Chick
sshai- Time ? hrs. Umpire Ferns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-10

Cut flowers. Shasta daisies, sweet
rsaS etc Rexrcads. 7o2 u. Man
smr. Phone 43c.
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depend loo much upon the later
peaches. IN view u tho errp short.
an. hut ars koinx to tesin canning
just AZ soon as the early sruis l. rus
ON the market
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-10

Issel Hurst. Ncssfe Fred urer
Roger Miller and Leonard Truce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-10
FOLEY M!ll !!E' KIDNEY PIlre
- 1ArsAcHs. kiDssys Anp stAocss
y. soccEss, CRESCENT
CANDIDATE ron shga,.

=. ~ announcing the candidacy O. r.
y bossess, Crescent citizen Is !
esnndste for sheriff on the demo
!. aIlc ticket, The Leader ID confden
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-10

IosTA brown purse contsiusnr
sis'oo IN biIIs. Return 10 Leads.
'0i''cs 80 receive reward.
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@!sss'd Rss0uaIs y
!&!|SaalAaa.
Phsns 7so.R
SOCIAL cAlsnOAA
---
Saturday i.
mi Delta Gamma Luncheon Mrs
clifford TrAhand.
Wednesday
klmena Club Luncheon Mrs.
ella Beland.
iris oluh--Mrs. Il. II. Endscoit
Aaicitia clGh-ANirs. Bertha Mar.
IA
L'nger Longer club--Mr and Nrs.
Il, w. Trapncgl and Mr. and Mrs ray
wicks.
VI Y xxxEx xxxxxx NM
n pAiI~ THOUGHT Fl
X xxxxxwxx xxxaxxxxf
Poetry Is the sister OF sorrow.
ssery man that suffers and weans is
poet; every tear Is verse. aud
srery heart is a poem. -Ancrc.
NJ X NJ
Domestic Science Hold Last
Meeting Fer sesscn
Forty members attended the meet
ire OF the Domestic Slcence club
Yesterday afternoon at the home IL
.~rs- chas. Long with Mrs. Nahaf-
toy. Mrs. McGnIfe. Mrs. Bake-. Mr..
Taylor. Mrs Cabin. Mrs. Mason ana
hfs. Hirschi as assisting hostesses
- the last meeting for this season
The new officers we're introduced
president. Mrs George sgeer:
secretary, Mrs. Harry Newman:
rfasurcr. Mrs rsney rol,z.
Five new members were taken into
he clnh as follows: Mrs. Ralph
conner, Mrs. n. u. Wallace. Mrs
Arthur Beyer. Mrs. D. TX Ho.llngs-
worth and Mrs. James Allen.
After the close or the business
Tssion delicious refreshments we're
served, Miss MoAyoy OF Enid MAS a
special guest.
NJ n x
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HOME COMING or
THEIMA ROE TO rK
MUSICAL EVENT

tccntinasd rcm Page -
worthy and ambitious ycang
woman. not fail 20 attend this
concert,
PROGRAM 9s
GRAND CONCERT
Miss Thelma Roe, viclinist,
Assisted by
The Temple Male Chorus,
Mrs, Esther Bickford. Soprano,
Mr.. Carl TAggart. Barton
| Concerto Mendrlsohn
Second and third moyemcn,sl
Miss Roe
II Arm. Arm Yc Brave Handel
| Am Thy Harp Woodman
Mr.. Taggart
I'LL Spanish Dance Sarasato
rolonaise y Major
Wicniawski
Miss Roc
lN Solo s s- Srieetcu
Airs. Bickford
v Ava Maria
Schubert. Wilhehnli
Rondino Beethoven. krclsler
Gipsy Dance Naehek
Miss Roe
vi Ever BE Happy Bale
Temple Male Chorus
Mrs. Bickford, Sololst
Accompanies;
Miss Esther Roe -
Mrs. X. w. Mcrten
Mrs. Il w. Iintz
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TOO CATE 70 CLASSIFY
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Complimentary 70 Misses Ellonor
and Helen I-oomis Of Billings Mon
lana who are her guests, Mrs w. 5
hessier entertained with pretty
party yesterday afternoon. swee,
eas and o.her garden flowers we're
used As decorations.
Games and kodaking featured IN,
= rcrnoon during which the ho,,es,
! resisted by her daughter, Mrs. Dgls
Householder served an ice course.
Those who shared the honors were
Mrs A. NJ. Loomis OF Billings. Mon
>'ssa, Nellie Boyd OF Enid. Beatrice
end Melva wesfcott, Mildred Pat
'erson. Evelyn Brown, Ruth Nelson
Mary June Prince. Harvey Denny
i'm Brooks. Little Betty Jean House.
louder and Master Bobby Kess.sr
u X x
Tuesday Bridge Club
Entertain Husband,
A variety Of spring flowers wa,
used to decorate the spacious HON,
q Mr. and Mrs. Roy crabbe Ias
night when the Tuesday Bridsa clu.
fbfertained thcir husbands With ,
seven O'Clock dinner and an eye.iu,
q bridge.
High scores were made by Mr.
>snndge and consolation BY Mr.
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Tuesday Bridge Club
= = n
Openorky Club Entertsineu

Nrs. Mary Gregory of Oklahoma
City. Mrs. Chambcrlln or wisco islD
ana the members Of the Openorky
cub were entertained by Mis- Con
Herrington yesterday at her home
The afternoon was spent socially ana
! six o'clock dinner was Eeryrc
sras;l flags marked the places and
Patriotic songs were sung curiny the
evening.
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y - u
Evening Parry

evening Party
Mss Alpha Hunter entertained
Informally Friday q group OF young
soik composed OF Evelyn Myers. Bcu-
'2h Dobbs, Marie Field, Dave,
dcore. Ruby Jay. VIM. Nichols
harold and Dale Moore. Bin on Go '
harris Brown and Everett Guy.
Sunday schooi Glass Entsrtslned
The y. T. D. Sunday school cla,,
~ the A. p. church. South, was c..
Lghful'y entertained last eyenlny
~ Miss Grace whetstone. Fol,ow.
Ing the business meeting games wer.
enjoyed and light ref-cshm ~ {,
served TO 9oodiy number.
n u n
informal Dinner Party
Miss Alma Houghton entertained
informally at dinner Thursday eve..
ing when sweet peas and baby ross,
ffrred a ccIorful centerpiece Of III.
L'ning table. Musical crickets per
ched On the water glasses marked
The places.
Those who enjoyed the hospitals
-: Miss Houghton's home were Mrs
acD0sah tnee Blanche Miusr). xI,'
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-20
STATE TROOPS OCCUPY
LOUISIANA VILLAGE

II r 3. I'd
Monroe, la Dec. 20 Company G
Louisiana national guard OF Monroe,
was in camp at Mer Rouge this morn
Ing and will remain there for several
days. The town has a population OF
1900. Reports were current through.
out Moofehouse parish this morning
that the bodies of Watt Daniels and
Thomas Richards, weighted down
with o wagon wheel, had been Iocot-
ed in lake. The whcel was said to
have been taken from a farm wagon
by a band of forty or fifty masked
men who kidnapped five Mer Rouge
citizens Aug. q, two of whom are
missing.
-Four detectives said to have been
employed by the department OF JUS
tice are said to have found the bodies
OF the missing men, but they refuse
to either affirm or deny the report
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-20
STATE TAX RATE TO
REMAIN SAME AS 1922

Springfield, Dec. 20.--The state tax
board today set the tax rate for next
year OF As cents on the 500, the
same rate as last year, The board Is
composed OF the governor state
treasurer and state auditor.
The bonus will have little effect
on tho taxes In 1925" the governor
said, explaining that il any of the
bonds did demand money from the
treasury there would be enough It
had been unoiFtcially calculated that
II acme of the bonds had been sold @
rate Of Az cents might have been
necessary
This rate Of 10 cents win be applied
on a valuation of $2Q0,000.0o0 loss
than last year. The board OF review
in Chicago reduced valuations there
500, 900 900 and the state board re-
duced the value Of farm lands anoth.
or $l0o,000,000.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-20
XXI KEE K00' DRAWS
ANOTHER BIG HOUSE

Tho aiNcee min 'rel ana musical
comedy, "KLKeeKoo," came to
grand finals last evening after riayiGS
Ior tw1 u'eht- ho'orn nrthuslastic
hcrsae a. tho Gayety "a ntar. Tho
oe~fcrmorca last ntght showed i'm.
rr0vorert oror that ri Monday -isht
due 20 the Aact that most Of the actors
ila@ gotten over " cir stage light Of
tic uiPa, 5c'o"n
mvcryHu, Who aitouded tbs prodGc,
Gor, which vas home t3lopt Pat or
Vndor tho direction Of Rillv Franz Of
the Landwer.Chiro 60 Producing com
many was loud IN their praise OF Che
show a presented
II was ono of The frost of the many
home talent shows that has even been
presented IN Ottawa.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-20
NOTICE or PUBLICATION
ChANSERT,

State Of Illinois, La Sale County--ss.
In the Circuit Court. To January
Torn, A. D. 1928 @4A
Joseph Eagle vs. Ella Eagle. IN Chac.
Gerry. Bill for Divorce. Gen. No.
26333. ...
Affidavit of non.residence Of Ella
Eagle having been filed in tho Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Court OF said
county, notice is therefore hereby
given 20 the said nonresident defend
ant that tho complainant filed his bill
OF complaint III said Court, in the
Chancery side thereof, on the 2s.h
day Of November. 1922. and that there
upon summons issued cnt OF said
court wherein said salt is now pend,
ing, retHrnabla on the second Mon5ar
m the month Of January. A. y. 1928
as is by law required. Now, unless
you, the said nonresident defendant
above named Ella Eagle, shall person
ally be and appear before tho said Cir
cult Court, on the first day 0f tho
1cNt term thereon 10 be holden at OF
tawa, in and for the said county on
the second Monday in January. a. d.
1928, and plead answer or demur to
said compliments bill Of complaint
the same and the matters and things
therein Charged and stated will bo
taken as confessed, and q decree en-
tered against you according TO the
prayer OF said bill.
JOHN L. N'ITzEMAN, Clerk.
Ottawa, Illinois. November %. 1922
OWEN ANDERSON. COmpts Sol.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-20

FOR SATE--Large I room house, "A
good location; newly decorated;
bathroom electric lights; $4,000.
room House, West Ottawa; toilet;
gas: 81 $50.
MISS GERTRUDE HARRIS
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-20
NELS A. FINLAND.
Official Proceedings
or the meeting or the Mayor and
City Commissioner of Ottawa.

Ottawa, NJ, Nov %, 1922.
Regular meetingoof Council of The
City OF Ottawa, Illinois.
Present; Mayor Geo. v =. Weeks,
Commissioners Nm. Bradley, Ed !.
dougnerty, Dana ". Palmer.
Absent: Chas. J. Stcklen.
Minutes Of last meeting read
Moved BY Commissioner Dougherty
that the minutes be1approvod as read.
Ayes Bradle3. 40ugherty, Palmer
Weeks. TAT
Nays; None
Motion carried. ~.
Commissioner Sticklen hare took his
&9l,. y@
Moved by Commissioner Palmer
that We do now adjourn
Ayes: Bradley, Dougherty, Palmer,
Sticklen, Weeks.
Nays None. '+'a
Motion carried.
w. W. CURTIS,
City Clerk.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-12-20

fossi Sointo, Wanona, 50; Frances
Balitania, Wonoaa. ~.
Guy H. Atkinson, Dubuque, Iowa, Is;
Elsie KronfeIdt dubuque, %.
Cecil H. Drake, Ottawa, legal; Leotn
Meyer Fail Rive, legal