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1 THE OTTAWA HERALD-TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1922. PAGE SEVEN i 'MRS. HAMMERSTEIN GONE ADS WANT GASOLINE ALLEY ALMOST, BUT NOT QUITE FOR SALE New 23 model- Overland touring. Plyne 1175 or call at 93o South Main. 298-3t FOR SALE OR TRADE Buiek-6 roadster 1918- model a.nd Overland mdeL Call Stauffer at 606, day or night.

2flfi-3t Classified rates one eent a word efe 1 1 Hiirrf1nn Minimum lt Hale Help Wanted WAVTRD Bnv. Tfi tpars old nr nvr. Alarm Raised at Disappearance of Impressario's Widow. New York, Nov. 7.

A general alarm for Sirs. Oscar Hammerstein widow of the impressario, has been sent out by the police-at the request of Mrs. Julia Farley, a friend, who has sheltered Mrs. Hammerstein since she was found a few weeks ago penniless and ill on a bench in Central Park. Mrs.

Farley told police that Mrs. Hammerstein, accompanied by her dog, left her home yesterday morning. A note left by Mrs. Hammerstein for Max Rubin, a student at Columbia University, who had planned a benefit for her at Carnegie Hall next Monday night, read: "I wish to thank you so much for all you have done for me. I am very tired and very weak.

I can stand it no longer." wilx name new judge THE UNIVERSAL CAR SPECIAL VALUES IN EXCELLENT USED CARS. 1919 Ford coupe. 19-1 Ford coupe. 1922 Ford coupe like Three Chevrolets. Kt' All these care are in good mechanical condition.

REINHART MQTQB CO. Authorized Ford and Fordson Sales and Service. 406 South Main. Phone 357 98-lt Telegraph Co. 297-2t It is a known fact that salesmen are the best paid men of today.

I can use 6 neat appearing men, with good references, over 25, who are anxious to succeed 'and willing to learn. Steady work and good pay while learning. Call at 429 South Main Street, ask for Mr. KIgney. 297-6t Female Help Wanted WANTED Girl for general housework, no washing.

Phone 747, or call 718- Cedar. 298-2t my chance me cae over to ask I OO i HOW IS VOuC I wait itc mmm mm i 1 Wanted To Buy For Sale Household Goods FOR SALE Two sels of. household goods at private sale: Bed room, room, dining room tnd kitchen furniture. All in good condition. Some used only CO dajs.

Leaving for California Dec. 1st. Must be sold at once. Mrs. Anna A Brown, 313 Walnut Phone 425.

D. W. Leonard, Phone 689-Red. 1104 Walnut St. 2UG-7t WANTED Good bicycle, priced reasonable.

Phone 103-Black. 298-6t WANTED Used furniture. We pay more. Fowler, 123 N. Main.

Phone 1250. 2U7-30t WANTED TO BUT All kinds of Junk; old automobiles for salvage. Ottawa 'Junk Phone 1144. 156-tf For. Sale -Miscellaneous roads Ottawa Foundry Muse THE OLD HOME TOWN BY STANLEY 33.16 36.12 to SNAPS J.

D. AT POLLS Son of Oil King First Objected to Second Picture New York. Nov. 7. A news Phone 298-3t FOR SALE Piano bos.

$5.00. 714-Blue or call 121 West lOth. 201.59 Wants WANTED Buyers for Sinclair gasoline. wVH. Bemaley, 112 North Main.

187-tf 'Parties Taking the chicken coops from 434 Willow return and save themselves" trouble. 297-2t photographer prevailed upon John- Harding May Have to Put Two On Supreme Bench Washington, Nov. 7. A successor to Associate Justice Day of the supreme court whose resignation becomes effective on November 14 will be nominated by President Harding as soon as congress reassembles, it said today at the white house. Officials added however, that it had not yet been determined whether the nominee will be a Democrat or a Republican or from the north or the south.

Should Associate Justice Pitney also retire from the supreme bench, on account of illness, however, it is explained in some quarters the president" will name a Democratsfor one of the two Says He's 111 Mrs. Mary Rey-er Veported today that George Os-born, found unconscious in the Ryer shop yesterday on Walnut street was ill. She is Osborn's mother and says he has an injured leg. Diphtheria Two cases of diphtheria were reported todav to county roads Lesh Oil Gasoline and Oil "to county cars J. H.

Wilson, Labor on county road tools Labor on County Roads V. lark H. O. Hughes L. Spealnian --SW fl ALWAYS KWEWVU 1 Ray Rush At Your Service Health Officer Dr.

F. C. Herr. I arl Payne i E. Collins Ui uu." Frank Trow 23.90 56.00 88.00 52.80 52.80 52.80 50.40 21.60 9.60 19.20 1.00 14.55 (i 00 4.80 9.60 18.00 16.0H, 14.00 WANTED Curtains to launder.

Mrs. Cnter, 739 Princeton. 243-tf RQTAREX HAND LAUNDRY at 834 South Main. Phone 515-Ked. All kinds of laundry work' done.

All work guaranteed, called for and delivered. 297-6t FOR SALE Perfection hot blast stove, gdod as new. 516 North Mulberry s'eet. 298-2t FOR SALE New Hawaiian guitar and 52 self-Instructing lessons, cleap. rAddress care Herald.

'297-2t FOR SALE A $125.00 Steinola and 42 double records for $8500. Inquire at 208 S. Walnut or phone 859-Black. 298-8t FOR SALE Special blend coffee, none better. Still 30c pound.

Robinson Son, ilOS, West Second. I'hone 133. 297-12t FOR SALE Best spark plug made for oily cylinders any size car, truck or tractor. Chas. Kelley.

Distributor Franklin County. Phone 1303-Black. Chrysanthemums, mums, mums at The Enterprise. We-have the color as well as the size. Just take a peep as yu go by.

If they don't suit, tell us why. The Enterprise, the Leading Green House, 824 South Oak. Phone 876. 295-5t D. Rockefeller, to submit to a picture while he deposited his vote.

But when the photographer asked for another, Mr. Rockefeller objected: "They might think I'm a repeater." He agreed to the second exposure after a promise that the first plate would be destroyed. NEBRASKA BANK FAILS Lincoln, Nov. 7. The state banking department took over the Farmers bank of Bennett, today, after officials of the" bank declared that they were unable to bring it out of financial difficulties.

Over loaning is said to be the cause of the trouble. ing, zii xortn wmow ana Joseph Crowley, 438 Beech. Returned Dr. H. S.

Ilickock of Kansas City, returned last night. He was here on professional business. Not So Well J. P. Alley, Tre-mont avenue, who is suffering with a heart trouble, is reported PLAYED WITH DYNAMITE Rent Rooms FOR REXT--Modern sleeping rooms.

321 today to be not so well. In Kansas City Dr. W. E. Michener went up to Kansas Gity R.

Bayer V. Clark Wni. Hush NT R. Blackwell i. W.

Clines Ed Dial Mr. Guffield Thos. Clines Chas. demons Ray Louk Star Grain Lbr. Mdse to county roads Labor on County Roads James Weien A.

J. Howell H. 11. Howell R. A.

Pearson H. E. Pearson Elmer Richardson Wni. Hickox Jay J. Weien Sept 4tT County Engineer, Exp.

to Topeka l'latt Reeves, Labor on county roads S. D. Armstrong, Labor on county roads County Treasurer, Freight on Co. mdse Lesh Oil Gasoline and Oil to county cars R. V.

Mason, Labor on map of Hard Surface Road No. 89 this morning on professional busi-J Lost ness. Brought Home Mrs. Hattie Savidge has purchased the residence of II. B.j Strader, 747 Tre- New York Tenement Soon Vacated After Discovery New York, Nov.

7. The speedy evacuation of a tenement on the east side took place today when it was discovered that the "nice, shiny with which ten-yeai old Salvitore Cotilla was playing was dvnamite. In the basement of Salvatore's home, where he said he found the dynamite, while chopping wood, detectives found 23 other sticks of thev explosive hidden in the wood pile. Search was begun for a watchman recently discharged from a nearby construction job. TWO DEAD IN FIGHT Xast 4th.

296-3t FOR ftEXT Desirable furnished rooms. Call 54-Blue. 297-3t FOR RENT Unfurnished rooms. 1015 Sorth Mulberry. 298-3t 1 FOR REXT Light housekeeping rooms.

Call 588-White. 297-3t FOR RENT Furnished rooms, modern. Phone 5i8-Red. 298 FOR RENT-Modern liglit housekeeping rooms. 120 Waliuit.

298-6t FOR RENT Sleepingroom over Warner's Market. Mrs. E. Van Ilyning. 296-3t FOR RENT Modern light housekeeping rooms and sleeping room.

Phone 523. 4.35 30.75 9.75 14.55 28.25 28 23 2.40 2.40 1.50 2.03 169.60 10.30 3.96 141.06 40.S0 mont avenue and will take posses LOST Open face, silver watch, on 8th street near Ash. Phone 727-Red. 298-3t LOST Persons finding a pair of grey gauntlet gloves last Friday, return to Mrs. R.

T. Orchard and receive reward. Phone 1206. 297-2t LOST Between 3rd Hickory and 6th Cedar: one pair or new rubbers and a pair of new shoes. Reward.

I'hone 1309-White. SUES FOR COMMISSION Suit to collect a commission of $1,500 was filed in district court yesterday afternoon by the Mansfield Land Loan company against E. B. Rozell, chacging that the plaintiff negotiated a deal whereby the defendant transferred 234 acres' of Franklin county land to one Page, of San Bonito, for $60,000. The plaintiff claims that the commission has not been paid.

Attorney W. $5. Jenks represents the Mansfield company. FOLLOWNO HIS DAfelNS CAPTURE OFTHt BANK ROBBERS MARSHAL OTEY WALKOo IS BECAJAJW TO CRACK UNOER. THE STRAIN OF PRAISE AND HAND-SHAKING.

296-3t STRAYED Bay mare, weight 1000 roached mane, white spot on face. Last seen near Sand Creek school. E. J. Brid-welt Phone 1163-Red.

298-3t Cook Stucker, payment on Hard Surface Road No. 89 13,273.86 A. V. Helms, Resident Engineer, sion about November 15. Mr.

Strader will remain in the city at least until spring; he contemplates removal to California later. Dental Operations F. C. Wagoner and Charles E. Posten underwent 'dental operations yesterday.

Visitors Among the visiters from out of town yesterday and today were Louis E. Patterson of Ovei'brook, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dods of Overbrook, Edwin Owen of Christopher Hardy of Lane, Rawley Price of Home-wood, and Richard Dunn of One Accused Other of Being Too Attentive to Wife 20. SO 4.00 FOR RENT 3 furnished rooms upstairs, gas and electricity, close in.

Phone 811-BeL 297-3t 9 00 7.S0 Clarence Jones V. Button Goo. Wertz, Hibor on Co. Max Alien, labor on Co. October 2 n.

S. McFadden, surveying Santa Fe Trail Highway Labor on County Roads 209.26 salary and expense Hard Surface Road Xo. 89 Road Material Testing Laboratory, testing brick Hard Surface Road Found V- No. 89 113 Road Material Testing" Laboratory, testing cement Hard Surface Road No. 89 88.43 FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping.

527 S. Locust, I'hone 547-Bed. 294-10t FOR RBNT Two light housekeeping rooms for man and wife close In. 318 W. Second street.

295-8t FOR RENT 3 furnished rooms. Will rent separate or together; no children. 215 "South Hickory. 297-3t J. L.

Rat'ferty, Assisting Resident Radiator Repairs to cpunty Truck 1.50 Standard Oil Gasoline and oil to county cars 62.4T, Kansas Highway Loading charges on County road tools- "258.60 Labor on County Road C. T. Hancock 1.3$ J. Huneoek 3.60 r. n.

Towie 4.SS Earl Carries 1.20 M. McClunjS 1.20 William Yerkes 1.89 Delbert Yerkes 1.80 A. Lee Gray, Mdse to county car 1.60 Win. Bower Son. Mdse ta county roads 12.75 West Frankfort, 111..

Nov. 7. Charles Sipe, 29 years old, a prominent contractor, and Cecil Carter, 30, a former employe of Sipe, are dead today as a result vof a revolver fight between the two men at the home of. Sire here last night. Neighbors said Sip? accused Carter of paving too much attention to Mrsj.

Sine. The coroner's inquest will be held Saturday. FOUND Clothing wrapped in newspaper, south of town. Call at Herald. 296-3t FOTTND Flashlight between 3rd and 4th on Willow.

Owner may have same uv paying for ad. Phone 729. 298-2t TAKEN Up Stray hound. Owner can have by describing and paying fpr ad. 1002-F.

298-3t 22.00 A. K. McClur Harve Dent A. U. McCIure Richard Hayworth Hitive Miller V.

V. Strifuss John Payne Orville Beeson Walter Willis Sam Mitchell Jess Fritz L. D. Howell Clarence Di.rl-. THE MARKETS BY WIRE Kansas City, Xov.

S. De partment of Agriculture) (TATTLE Receipts, 19,000 beef steers dull steady with yesterday's late dec-line early $9.00 bidding still back butcher stock and bulls active; steady to stronjr, most cows $3.50 4.50; many heifers, most can-ners around $2.25 better grades $3.003.25 stockers and feeders steady to weak; early sales, better kinds neglected other classes steady bulk: vealers, $9.50. HOGS Receipts, 11,000 dull, mostly 10c, FUNERAL SERVICES. 1,310.39 43.00 57.90 57.30 a.j.io 43.30 30.90 26.60 39.25 ltt.oo 22.80 37.35 12.45 5.70 2.85 5.70 4.50 103.60 fto 60 3.00 90.60 51. HO 89.75 14.66 NOTICE Engineer, Hard Surface Road Xo.

89 W. G. Alderman, Assisting lies. Engineer, Hard Surface Road No. 89 Weidner Motor Repairs to Res.

Engineer's car County Treasurer, Interest on Hard Surface lioad Warrants Xo. 89 L. P. Moree, labor on county" roads A. W.

Spooner, Labor on county roadi i Jim Sherrell, Labor on county roads Wni. Chambers, Gas Oil to Parkinson. The remains of Mrs. Mary J. Parkinson arrived in Ottawa at noon today' from where her death occurred Friday night at the home of a A- Walter Clark E.

Warner A. A. to coun-- NO REVIEW FOR REDS ty car 11.65 RENT Light housekeeping rooms, furnished, modern also garage. 325 S. Phone 162-J.

296-3t fOR RENT Desirable light housekeep-and sleeping rooms. Reasonable rates. 108 Walnut. I'hone 859-Blue. 297-6t FOR RENT Two pleasant sleeping rooms iz.

modern house, close to business district. 214 Walnut. Fhone 811 -While. 297-Ct 99.64 104.80 F. Printy, labor on Co.

1.2S The shipper top, light lights, daughter, Mrs. W. J. Cole County Treasurer, Charges on repairs, for truck 12.52 Een Bunyan, lahor on Co. 42.50 69.15 E.

E. Anderson, labor on- county road tools Labor on County Roads Piatt Reeves S. D. Armstrong Noble Ralston L. P.

Moree 11.10 body was accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Cole and a son, Henry Parkinson of Clinton, la. Mrs. Parkin A.

v. Helms, UeiUeiir Knglneer, salary and exp. Road No. 89.... M.

E. Alderman, assisting Res. Engineer 105.32 VJ 4.00 county cars sref Rant Houses 7.85 bulk desirable 190 to 240-pounders. S.S.Ooa s.lO butchers mostly 8.10; mixed weights and quality 7.85 bulk of sales, packing sows steady to 'Strong; bulk stock pigs steady, mostly $7.508.00. SHEEP Receipts, 4,000 fairly active; fat lambs SacJiJOc higher fat sheep steady 20.25 2.00 son, a former resident of Ottawa, i Busimeii Andy Spooner J.

H. Aiahoney Notice to guarantee depositors in the Homewood State Bank of Homewbod, Kansas. V- You are hereby notified that on November 15, 1922, I will pay the balances due on guaranteed deposits in said bank. Interest on said balances will cease on that date. Guaranty Certificates issued on proof of guaranteed deposits must be presented and surrender- H.

FOSTER, Bank Commissioner of Ransom assisting Resident was past 79 years Old and her J. E. Moore, Labor on county William Bross Lloyd ad Other Communists Turned Down. Washington, Nov. 7.

Associate Justice Sutherland todav denied the application of William Bross Lloyd and 17 other members of the communist labor party for a writ of error which would bring to the, supreme court for review their conviction in Illinois' on the charere of conspiracy to violate the state sedition law of 1919. death resulted from hardening of H. E. Markham, niaintalner K. F.

Johnson, road road' pull in pulling FOR RENT Four-room house. Gruver, ZiT. '--1 297-3t A to 25c higher feeders steady to strong best native lambs westerns unsold fat ewe quality plain; bulk, maintamer Labor on County Roads J. M. Carrow the arteries.

The funeral party went directly to the grave in Highland cemetery where short services were conducted by Rev. W. A. El A. 1).

Fisher -f J. D. Kinkaid Chicago, I1L, Nov. 7. (U.

S. De nartmont of Arrripiiltnrp CATTT.E lip FOB RENT Six-room Main Street flat. 'Maasfleld-s. 282-tf For Rent Farms FOR RENT 80-acre farm. Inquire at 804 North Oak street, Ottawa, Kans.

Ed Stevenson. 289-12t liott of the First Baptist church, ceipts, li.ooo; market strong to higher on The pallbearers were: A. P. Elder, The State of Kansas. ail killing classes; quality plain, western grassers in moderate supply good beef H.

F. Ellis, P. R. Moise, Henry Ott, W. D.

Cole and Henry Parkinson. Mrs. C. B. Oelkers and Miss Nora heifers active; string cnoice yenrlhigs, $12; sonje held higher; little done on wes cm roads 11.00 R.

E. Unruh, Labor on county roads 20.30 John Miller, Labor on county road tools 4.00 John Grieve, ibor on 'County road -tools 14.25 C.i I'. Hancock, labor on county roads 4.80 J. H. Wilson, labor on county road tools 19.20 A.

Lee Jray, Mdse to county 1.20 A ins worth-Williams Repairs for county car 4.25 Franklin County Motor Mdse. to county 1.10 Ottawa Foundry Mdse to county "23.85 Wilson-Wright Hdwe. Mdse to county 1.21 Ottawa Hdwg. Mdse to county La bo i' on County Roads Arthur Atchison 18.00 W. F.

Streeter 18.00 John Eckje 2.40 FOR REXT 160-acre farm. Also four grassers early; stockers and feeders Shonao had charsre of the flowers Engineer J. H. Wilson, labor on' county road tools 63.05 L. A.

Shipps. drawing Co. grader 760.91 Ottawa Hdwe. Mdse to Co. roads 26.88 Lesh Oil Gasoline 'and oil to County cars 63.53' Ainsworth-Wllllams Mdse to county cara 111.05 Harney He Garrison, welding tank racket 1.50 County Treasurer, For interest on V.

A. P. Warrant No. 89 804.60 a Labor on County Roads N. Doman 38.40 Ernest Holt 13.20 Adam Waile 2.

00 Ralph Metzger 3S.5(i Ray Dr-man 30.00 Ray Belt v. 10.0Q Oscar Hcndxick3 B.0Q Burle Mathew 4.00) Claude Barton, labor on county roid tools 6.75 Hdwe. Mdso to county roads 7.00 Labor on County Roads OR F. A. TRUMP eternal Medicine aqd Diagnosis Offlce-111 West Fourtn.

Office hours in a. m. to 18 and 2 to 5 p. a th" room cottage with barn, hen house, one outsiders buying -choice veal calves upward rPlafjVpi who aecomnanied the to packers paying $10.00 and Ane relatives wno aecampameu wit 441.00 132.10 28.80 16.45 52.00 9.60 31.20 lM 16.80 19.20 19.20 32.00 .2.00 31.00 22.00 36.00 46.00 52.20 71.00 71.00 1I0.) 75.00 71.00 87.00 60.00 59 00 30.60 acre of ground, on north side. Phone 1091-X.

297-6t Office Phone 6z. kesioesce Vhone 10Z bove; trade being largely 25c hifeher. on remains nere wui leavtf wr. men HOMER T. RULE Auctioneer Phone V24-B Office Phone Nov.

8. O. M- Higdon, 2 miles southwest of Richmond. Nov. 9.

A. L. D. Harris, 5 mi. west of Osage City.

Registered Shorthorn cattle. 3 Nov. 10. J. W.

Burkdoll, 3 mi. northwest of Lane. Registered Hereford s. vealers, quality considered. homes tomorro-w night.

For Rent Miscellaneous I dr. f. o. taur Physician, and Sursaoa Phonea: ffes. 119.

OTfica 221 Offlca. 234 8. Main 8t. RENT Well located, business room on Main street. Also "good modern flat.

Farr.ie Kodgers Jeff Nitclier Ike Seymour Will Ward Carl Rogers Bert Foster Everett Higdon C. It. Springer Jay Vinson Jas. Seymour Fred Seymour Carl McDinicl H. O.

Hughes V. Clark V. Button Len Spelman W. B. O'Brien.

Elmer Hughes E. Brubaker Roy Nichols Clarence Jones Sam Jones Dick Gillan W. K. Alcorn Carl Payne Jack Rush E. Brubaker V.

Clark Spelnuin Rollov Niclwls Mike Neeley Sam Jones inquire af North Main or Phone 2W-Red. 29i-3t HOGS Receipts, 38,000 10c to 15c lower; bulk 130 to averages, 8.45; 210 to 300-pound butchers 'mostly $8.508.60 top, $8.65 packing sows $7.15 1.90 desirable pigs arouna $8.50 hysavy weight. 8.65 medium weight $8.40 (8.65; light weight, SHEEP Receipts, fat lambs active; opening sales higher; early top natives $14.25 to packers; choice fed westerns, $14.23 to shippers; $14.00 to packers; light rangers mostly feeders; no early sales sheep around steady. Nov- 11. E.

S. Smith Son, Millard Brown 2.40 Fcr Sale Real Estate Pleasanton, Kan. Shorthorn cat tie and Duroc Jersey hoes. L. Harlan 67.20 Nov.

13. Glen Fitch, 6 miles Ward Robins Jack Feti ks V. FQR SALE Five-room bolide, iiuodem, 2 lets, North Main. Special price for uuick sale. Owner herp this week." Mansfield Land 298-3t 7.

20 Evn Price southeast of Wellsyille. Nov. 14. Lyman Dickey 6 mi 31.00 11.00 4.80 130 40 143,405.81 Jack Redding Ceo. Wertz northwest Ottawa.

Poland China FOR. SALE 6-rooin residence and barn, W. E. MICHENER. M.

D. Physician and Surgeon -Satclal Attantion ta Diseases of Women uf Children. Office Suite 7. Zeflner Phone 450. OR.

GEORGE W. DAVIS General Practice cf Medicine -OR. jOSAPHYNE E. 0AVI Obstetrics and Diseases of Woiaeo. Otflce on Ground Floor-118 W.

3rd Street JR. K. C. DUGAR Surgery and Gyaecolegy Office Hours 2 p. u.

to 4 p. a 111 West 4th eL 1 No one seen In forenoon, except tj specif appoiaUnent. hogs. rots, east, rout, soutast. part Ottawa.

36.00 52.20 4.80 4 80 4 80 4.S0 12.00 7.20 Kansas City, Nov. 7-EGGS lc higher; firsts, 42c. BL'TTEK Unchanged creamery, 47c 4Sc packing. BUTTER EAT Unchanged, 41c. POULTRY Unchanged; hens, 12clSc; springs, llcKJc; broilers, 20c.

Nov. Dews, Osage City. Tak livestock part Martin gtrafuss. with; Mansfield's. 298-31 The True and Correct.

Attt: D. K. 'EMERSON, County Clark. SaiJTU SIDE BARGAIN New 4-room cottage, basement, gas water, garage. 2 lots, $1250.

Terms IN MEMORY of my sister's darling baby girl, Stella Virginia Bawden, who was taken from us oner year ago today, Nov. 7, 1921. We have lost our little girl, our joy and Youwho knew" her well and know how her mother's heart and ours were wrapped up in her, will understand how great is our affliction. So end many hopes and plans, sadly enough but not altogether bitterly. For as the little girl was our greatest joy so is our recollection of her an enduring consolation.

It is a heavy payment but we would buy the sixteen months of her again at the same price. Mr. and Mrs. L. M.

Hallock, Tulsa, Okla. REVIEW OF APPRAISEMENT Alley Block 46. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of the city of Ottawa, Kansas, will meet on Wednesday, November 8th, 1922, at 8 o'clock A. M. at the office of City Clerk, at City Hall, to review the appraisement of properties liable for the cost of improving the Alley in Block 46.

Ail complaints regarding the appraisements must be presented at this time. The report of appraisers is now on file at th office of the city clerk and open for inspection of property owners. EDITH M. CUSICK. City Clerk.

234-St Eicheiiberger with Mansfield's. 297-3t Shorthorn cattle and Duroc Jersey hogs. Nov. 16. A.

M. Hooney, 6 miles Scranton, Kans. Holstein cattle and Duroc Jersey hogs. Nov. 17.

L. H. Cline; 2 miles southwest of Centropolis. Duroc Jersey hogs. Kansas City, Nov.

7. HAY 50c lower to 50c higher; No. 1 timothv, $1514 $16; No. 1 prairie, $14.50015.00 chaice alfalfa, $25.0026.00 clover, light mixed, $14.5015.50. PUBLIC SALE FOR SALE 4-rooin cottage, pantry, screened porch, electricity, new cement A arched cava: coal house, smokehouse, poul try house, good water, plenty of fruit; JSorth side; XO lots.

$Z1Q0 on payments Having decided it is up hill business to farm with hired helrrr Havo concluded to quit and will of fer for sale at my farm, 6J miles northwest of Ottawa, Si miles southeast of Centropolis, 1-4 mile noftk of Liberty school, on "I DR J. Rf SCOTT Ear, Nose an4 Throat Glasses Fitted Zellner Bldg. Ottawa, Kans. Gruver, 347. 297-3t For Sale Farms TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14 FOR SALJr Three 5-a'cre tacts located two miles from Ottawa on Three Trail rad i gas-lhier: mile- froih standard school, good -r commencing at 10:00 a.

m. sharp O. Hotrick H. W. FciBtnitiLj DENTISTS Phon 38, -Office: 324 South Main St Geo.

Atchison 6.00 Aubry Larkins 8.00 John Printy lli.oo Jay J. Weien 9.60 Alva Hollenbeck 4.80 James Weiun 50.00 R. A. Pcarston 40.00 H. E.

Pearson 56.00 Carl Pearson 16.00 A. J. Howell 9.60 H. H. Howell 33.60 A.

O. Myers 6.00 Wni. Kraus 12.00 Mac Yerkis 3.00 Price Tole 3.00 Maney D. White 7.05 Elmer Hughes 102.00 V. Button 58.00 Len Spelman 58.00 E.

Brubaker 44.00 J. D. Hughes 48.00 W. B. O'Brien 44.00 Kay Nichols 58.00 V.

Clark c. 102.00 K. B. Bayers 12.00 Loyd Cole 8.89 H. O.

Hughes 61.20 Rolla Nichols 39.60 Carl Payne 58.80 W. B. O'Brien 16.80 Len Spealman 26.40 Kay Rush 60.00 E. Collins 12.00 Farmers Union Store, Mdse to county roads 3.59 Labor on County Roads- N. J)oman 81.15 C.

Gingrich 4.80 John Doman 6.00 Ernest Holt 45.00 Chas. Barber 43.20 Arthur Hardy 13.20 Alvin Arner 4 SO A. C. Arner 4.80 Alvie Baffrey 43.20 John Hopwood 24.0J Earl Higdon 6.00 Evert Higdon 14.00 Adam Waite 72.00 A. H.

Hill 4.00 Bill Wadale 4.00 Ray Doman 40.00 Riymond Belt 16.00 F. M. Crow, Mdse to Co. roads. 18.17 Perry Weien, labor on Co.

roads 39.00 L. A. Shipps, drawing Co. grader- 164.00 Hdwe. Mdse for ty roads 9.07 Labor County Roads it 4 location for raising poultry.

Write or call on W. Wadsworth, Route 2. Ottawa. Kansas. 293-3t STEVE DAY AUCTIONEER Lire Stock and Farm Sales Res.

Phone 806-Red Office Phone 335 Nov. 8. Omar Keed, 2 "miles east of Homewood. Nov. 9: C.

L. Homecker, 825 King street. Residence property and household goods. 11. Market Sale at City Feed Yard.

Nov. 14. Mrs. M. A.

Bennett, 71 miles southwest of Ottawa. -Nov. 1G. H. M.

Bethell, Po- For Sale Livestock DR. H. HUTCHINSON Osteopathic Physician Office Phone 595. Res. Phone 642.

Underwood 3rd and Main. LOCAL MARKETS (Quotations furnished by Ross Milling Co.) 1 -Wheat, No. 2 97 eat. No. 3 .94 Wheat, No.

4 90 Wheat, No. 5 8G Corn, old .00 Oats (1920) 40c Kafir cc.n $1.40 per 100 lbs. Butterfat 40c No. 1 egzs, 4Gc; No. 2, 20c; checks 20c Heavy hens 15c Light hens Fancy broilers 16c Leghorn and blackleg broilers 13c Springs over 2 lbs 12c Leghorn and Macklej springs 9c Old roosters 7c No.

1 young Torn turkejs, 11 pounds and over 29c No. 1 turkey hens, 7 pounds and over No. 1 Old Tom turkeys 27c FOR SALE-Two yearling heifers. 1056-X 29S-4t FOR SALE 28 Poland China pigs. Thpne 1081-F.

294-6t COUNTY CLERK'S STATEMENT of Road Fund Bills for July. August and September. 1922, as Audited and Allowed by County Board. August 7tb Cook Stucker, payment on Kird surface road F. A.

P. No. 89 mona. uenerai iarm saie ana Spotted Poland hogs. CAMPBELL CAMPBELL (Successors to Dr F.

C. Riffe) Dr. Hugh Campbell Dr. Carrie Campbell Phone 177. 230 South Main Dr.

Julia D. Hughes st Dr. Paul S. Hughes HUGHES HUGHES FOR SALE Few "good young spring boars. Big type Poland China.

John Rigs, Phone 1060-L. 296-Gt FOR SALE Four O. I. C. spring boars, good n.s.

J. m. Nolan, one mile north or Lane, Kansas. 9S-7t C. A.

MYERS General Auctioneer Ottawa, R. F. D. 7 fhnne Centropolis 431 Nov. 14.

Frank miles 8b HMU UF LIVESTOCK HORSES AND MULES 1 horse mule coming 3 years old; Lhorse mule coming 2 years old; 1 mare mule coming 2 years old; 1 pair horse mules coming 4 years old; these are all good size and good bon for their age; 1 sorrel jnare, yell broke, 5 years old, wt. about 1,200. CATTLE! 1 7-year-old red cow; 1 6-year-old red cow; 1 4-y earmold red cow; 2 2-year old Holstein cowp, with firSt calves; 1 8-year-old Holstein cow; 1 4-year-old Jersey cow; all the above are giving milk and are good cows; 2 calves; 1 2-year-old Holstein i HOGS 4 registered Poland China sows, bred; 12 registered fall gilts, bred and will farrow in a few weeks these 16 sows are extra 'big typfc; 15 barrows at about 250 pounds, fine for butchering purposes; 15 spring gilts at 175 pounds, will make extra good brood sows jmd should be bought by some one wanting good breeding stock; 20 shoats, will weigh 75 to 100 pounds; the above are all out of registered Poland China sows, in good, thrifty condition and should be to be appreciated. POULTRY 2 dozen Rhode Island Red pullets. a I AUTOMOBILE 1 good 1921 Ford touring car, fully equipped starter, etc.

MACHINERY 1 disc harrow, 14-1G, used 2 seasons; 1 John beere corn pjanter, furrow opener, 80 rods of wire, used 2 seasons; 1' 12-foot, 2-section harrow; 1 Webber wagon, complete, nearly new 1 6-shovel Oliver cultivator; ,1 hay rack; 1 lawn mower; 1 16-inch John Deere walking plow; 1 road scraper; lot of miscellaneous tools; 2 sets heavy work harness and extra collars. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 1 6-hole malleable iron range; 1 No. 16 coal heater, almost new; .1 smaller coal 1 coal oil heater) 1-leather upholstered settee; 2 leather upholstered, new rockers: 1 marble top commode; 1. large dining table; Vernis Martin bed; 1 new library table; 1 walnut finish iron bed: 2 bed snrinM? 2 210.62 21.00 5.00 2.50 5.00 For Sale Ponltry and Eggs CHIROPRACTORS northeast of Michigan Valley. Main Nov.

15 Frank Wright, 3 miles Phone 747 I southeast of Worden, 6 miles west of Baldwin. 30 1 Nov. 17. L. H.

Cline, 21 miles OTTAWA LAUNDRY Tour Patronage Solicited. OPPOSITE THE NELSON 120 and J22 West Second A. V. Helws, Resident Engineer, sal. and exp.

F. A. P. No. Russell Smith, assisting Resident Engineer F.

A. P. No. 89 V. G.

Alderman, assisting Res. Engineer F. P. No. Clarence Bell, assisting Resident Engineer F.

A. P. No. $9 Cecil Shubert, assisting Resident Engineer F. A.

P. No. 83 C. A. Novak, assisting Res'.

Engineer F. A. P. No. 89 Lucas- Pharmacy, Mdse to Res.

Engineer F. A. P. No. 89 Wilson Labor on County tools' Piatt Reeves.

Labor on county roads S. D. Armstrong, Labor on county roads Fred Hornecker, Labor on coun- ty road tools A. D. Hostetter, Mdse to county roads Labor on County Roads X.

Doman. A. Baffrey John Hopwood Dtlbert Triplett Ernest Holt Chas. Barber west of Centropolis. Duroc Jersey hogs.

Mr.x Allen John Van Valkenburg Walter Price Jack Feaks Lloyd Smith Geo. Wertz 124.C0 106.80 Kice fat home grown chickens, ducks. Eeese for table use. i'hone 91-5t FOR SALE Pure bred single comb R. I.

903 s- Cnerry. Phone 298-3t hrn cockerels Mrs. O. T. Baffrey.

Lane, Kansas. 29t-7t FOR SALE Pure bred Barred Rock cockerels. Mrs. John G. Dean.

Phone 5-S Princeton; Williamsburg JPhone 524-F3. 296-3t- For Sale Aatomobiles FOR EXCHANGE Six-clylnder car, new tires, battery, tovtrade for Ford tonr-lHg. Call 461-White or 361-Blue. 297-3t M. HARRIS, Lawyer First National Bank BIdtr.

Oliver Smith .5.75 G. O. BOWMAN -Auctioneer Michigan Valley, Route 1. Phone Michigan Valley 33 L. Harlan 2Q.60 lC.oo 7.20 51j0 48.00 38.40 36.00 73.60 67.00 24.50 34.50 28.50 13.50 1.20 7.2') 2.40 2.00 .50 9.49 The new mattresses; 1 used mattress; 3 pairs extra good pillows; bundle .40 Latham Sons Phone 675 Pay the highest Price for First Grade POULTRY AND EGGS See as for prices.

Just gout of Snta Fe freight depot 60 Ottawa Community Hospital window shades; 1 bowl and pitcher; 3 9x12 rugs, new; porch swing new; 1 princess dresser; 1 20-gallon jar; 1 new steamer trunk: suit 12.00 a ft- vsof umiuf, iua, jncnester pump grunf 7-sh6t. C. A. 'Foushee Roy Mefzger Fred McDaniei Mike Fredrick Clifford Mc-Daniel Lister Llngafd Roy S-haub Charles Fredrick Frank Pasturer, labor on county road tools C. Blouch, Mdse to Co.

roads Star. G. L. Mdse to counT. tf roads r.

labor on Co. roads'. Jack Feaks, laboy oo Co. roadie. Ray Belt OTTAWA TETiIPLE OF HEALTH The Drugless Sanitarium DR.

R. C. CAPRON 'CHIROPRACTOR PHONE893 is pleasantly situated in commodious quarters at 234. South Cedar street, where it is prepared to give the best of vire to surgical and medical cases. Special quarters, fox obstetrical cases.

Twenty 44.40 "0.00 68.00 64 00 6 0 58 00 14.09 LYMAN DICKEY, Owner tSKSALE-ew Buick-4 touring car. Cheap if sold at once, turby Motor Sales. 293-6t Mac Hskins I.yle White Do nan Adj-n Cs R. B. Wr Mie Labor.

Ottawa iiJwe Jltoe to Co. COL. H. T. W.

Crk. 59.20 i 44.40 I AliSS LUCY. STYLES, SoptJ Lunch served by of Liberty Community club.