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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-18
ANOTHER SUSPECT
ON 'SLACKER;;' LIST
CLAIMS UNDER AGE
YOUNG SENECA FARMER HELD
AT COUNTY JAIL WHILE THE
AUTHORITIES LOOK up HIS
ChSE-TRiED TO PAWN RE-
NOLVER.

All sorts of suspects are being
caught in Sheriff Davis drag net as it
Is drawn across the county for regis.
traton "slackers" The latest acqui
siiion TO the accused column is a
young Croat named Marian Orvmoyick
who was arrested Sunday afternoon
by John Illlnch, Jr, after he had al.
tempted to pawn thifty.two caliber
revolver to lllinich
The deal was almost consumfted by
the time lllinich had walked his un
wary charge to the doors OF the coun-
ty jail When 0remoyick saw in Hi
Mich q possible buyer for his revolver
he approached him with an otter said
he would "hang up" the weapon lor
81 50 as he needed some ready money
to get back to Seneca, where he was
employed on farm.
lilnich engaged the man in a spir'
tied conversational started him on a
walk toward the Jail At that institu.
tion Sheriff Davis was called TO arbi'
trate differences that arose over the
value of the gun d-deCded to lock
Marian up He was given a berth at
| the bastile during The night and to-
| day was to have been cited into court
Tor carrying concealed weapons.
Was Not Registered.
! Interrogations eXacted the informa
| tion that Oremovick was not regis
tered. He stated he was twenty years
old, but openly boasted that he would
| ee to war Il The olhcials could figure
out some way of getting him into the
army He tried it once, he said, but
his father would not permit him to en-
list because he was not twentyo
years Of age.
There were many things aboul
Oremovick's statements that did moi
iibe His story that he hadn't reached
his majority and one he told later
about taking out his first papers al
Morris gave the authorities their first
chance to tangle him into what later
looked like bad admission for him
He confused himself when relatlnf
his experiences on farms within thu
past fcw years and at the end of thu
examination seemed seriously tangled
alho there Is a chance for much o
his accountings to be true, the sherll
acknowledged in an interview.
Was Broke But Had Cash
The youths plea for money wa
made on The grounds he was broke
but when search was made OF him a
the Jail it was found he had plent
change with which TO pay his fare t
Seneca. Among other possessions wa
a gold watch and chain that coul
have nctted him considerable NOR
cash and much less trouble bad h
, been wont to part with them.
, That caused lllinich's suspicion t
= become aroused and few minute
0 later he had the suspect in Jail
Sheriff Davis is now busily en-
ployed looking up Marians record an
o # it Is found that he deliGcratel
} Stacked" he is promised a long rel
D as ward of Uncle Sans with h
q temporary home scheduled for Il
O county jail.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-18
YOUNG FARMER
OUT ON BONDS; IS
MARRIED TODAY

Springfield, H., June 26- William j..
beaverton, out on Federal bond on a
charge that he registered as a farm
er after going to farm owned by
his father on registration day, re
naming there one day and returning
to Springfield, was married to Miss
Agnes Jones today, beaverton, Is a
son of wealthy Springfield whole
sale shoe dealer.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-18
MEETING TONIGHT
TO DECIDE RACE
GAME IN OTTAWA
INTERESTED PARTIES TO MEET
AT CLIFTON HOTEL - EETEN'
SlvE ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN
WILL MAKE RACE MEETING A
SUCCESS HERE.

Whether or not the "oathoundS
will center around the North Ottawa
track at the fair grounds this sum
mer, will probably be decided deiinite-
ly at a meeting of interested parties
this evening at the Clifton hotel
Louis Harvey, proprietor Of the Cliff
ton hotel, and who is interested in es-
tablishing a meeting for this city, an.
nounced to reporter this aorning
that the matter OF racing in ;Eis city
would probably be definitely decided
at the session tonight.
It is planned on giving it along with
the other towns in the Illinois Valley
Circuit. Agreements have been reach
ed on the rentals and all other con
cessions so all that remains AT the
session tonight viii be to perfect a
working organization.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-18
AN APPROPRIATION or
FUNDS WILL Be:
MADE SOON
MAY Be ADOPTED
APPROPRIATIONS THIS YEAR
ARE LARGER THAN LAST-$50,-
900. HOWEVER, is INCLUDED IN
FUNDS FOR ANNEX TO RYBURN
HOSPITAL.

Ottawa contemplates on the expen-
diture Of $1S3, ,499 so. Judging from the
appropriation ordinance that will be
offered for the consideration of the
council. in few days.
Last years Appropriation amounted
to S136 1866 sc, but when $4,000 Is
taken out Of the sum this year, as the
bonds for the hospital annex 1t may
be seen that the actual appropriation
is a little less than last year
Police to Get Raise.
II the ordinance passes, the police
and flremen will be given a 80 raise.
the bridge tenders too are given an
increase and their pay will be $45
for eight months of work.
The expenses OF each department is
curtailed little. economy being the
watchwork with the officials While
the department of public health and
safety may be little larger this year
than last, other methods of efficiency
will be used to help reduce the cost
of running the city of a minimum
The firemens and police salaries
will be $40 per month, save for two
tlremen who live In property owned
by the city. and in this case their in
crease does not bring them to the $40
scale. Captain Montgomery and Chief
Zurich are given a boost in salary in
the ordinance now under considera
ton, II is possible that the ordinance
barring a few small changes will be
adopted by the council at session
during the early part of this week.
The following Is the budget.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-18
ANOTHER SALOON IS
UNDER CLOUD; FIND
SUNDAY VIOLATION
LOOP" BUFFET REPORTED TO
COMMISSIONER PALMER FOR
ALLEGED INFRACTlON or CLOS.
ING LAW-PLUMBER TO LOSE
LICENSES.

While the session of the city coun
Gil was smooth and easy sailing this
morning. the meeting at 4 o'clock this
afternoon promises to be filled with
plenty of excitement, when another
saloon violation will be threshed out.
An inqusitive reporter delving into
rather curious looking papers is re-
sponsible for the latest saloon story
finding its way out of the council
chambers.
Perhaps tho it were better to touch
on the session this morning.
Bonus AIKEN Up.
A communication was read this
morning announcing that the bonds OF
II. T.. Thorpe. a local plumber. and
held by the United States Fidelity &
Guaranty Go. had been revoked and
that they wished to be relieved of any
liability owing to the fact that the
city of Ottawa had reported violations
of ordinances governing the plumbing
work done in this city
The communication was received
and the matter referred to the county
attorney.
Saloon Issue at Four.
Papers and reports already before
the city council, and slated to be tax,
en- up at O'Clock this afternoon in
dicate that Commissioner Palmer will
ask for the revocation of the saloon
license of Joseph Murray, who con
ducts a saloon at PIT West Main
street.
On June 10, Officer Sheehan reports
that bartender opened the place OF
business and allowed a patron to en-
ter This violation occurred about
2.35 in the afternoon the report al
loges.
/ Exactly seven minutes later, 2:42
4 four more men are said to have beef
seen leaving the saloon The repor
/ is made out in hand writing and will
be ready for the consideration of tn,
council members at o'clock
What the disposition of the com
missioners will be can only be guess
4 ed at
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-18
BOYS Of COMPANY {
WANT LETTERS FROM
HOME; ALSO PAPERS
OTTAWA SOLDIERS ON GUARD AT
PRISON ARE IN MAIL SAHARA
ONLY as FAR AS OUTSIDE rs
CONC ERNeD.

Members Of Company G, now sta
toned at Fort T. j Murphy, 1900 Col
lins street, Joliet, H., are living in a
veritable letter and newspaper Sa-
hara, according 20 communication
received from the warrior band this
morning by the Free Trader-journal
The hoys, Of course, are not allowed
to quench their thirst upon any thing
stronger than Arbuekles three-N o.
grape juice. but they are thirsty foi
news from home and don't even gel
that
Tho communication is an appeal for
letters and copies OF The daily pa
pers. two things that should easily be
supplied The prison and state al
thorties have not created a close cen
sorship over the mails a. Company {
headquarters The soldiers can re
ceive ami send as many letters as
they want. as often as they want.
The letter to the Free-Trador-Jour
nal outlines daily routine on prison
duty and at the same time telling OF
life at the big stir:
Free Trader-Journal
About ten days ago Company c
of Ottawa. H., received a hurried
call to Illinois State Prison at
Joliet, Ill This said town of Joi-
let, as indicated by the map, is
about As miles from ottawa and
both are connected the Rock III.
land K. Il and she G., O. X T. Il
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Rock Island carries mail and the
G., o & P carries express, With
! all lho facts taken as granted
most ca The fellows in the Com
pany have been wondering where
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-18
EX 7 R A

Washinaton--A great fleet Ger
man submarines Is now in the
Atlantic awaiting transports that
will carry American troops to
France. This Is the belief eS-
pressed by Chairman Denman OF
the shipping board this afternoon
following conference with
President Wilson,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-18
viii Draw Well.

If Ottawa desires to put on the
speed contest here next summer the
meet will draw well, for Ottawa's com
ing into the game makes more interest
in the valley meeting. Strealor and
Aurora are positive of givins meet
ings thus goodly array OF horsemoet
will be attracted this way. Tho rulog
governing the speedway will We tbz
same used by the officials OF the cid
Ottawa Driving Park association, thus
ensurlng that everything viii be
strictly on the srllare
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-18
The WEATHER.

Probable showers toniqht.
te-day generally fair
ana cooler.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-18

Continued on Page 81
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-15
Red Cross Work at swink

In n report from Mrs. Rollins,
the chairman OF the Red Cross Or
ganization in swink. the following
finished articles have been sent to
headquarters in Denver: Ten T ban.
daes, Is triangular bandages.
four tailed bandages. s abdominal
bandagcs. 12 pairs OF pajamas, 6
convalescent robes, pairs OF bed
socks, 3 pairs OF knitted socks.
sweaters, scarfs, and 10 pairs OF
wristlets.
Let It be understood that this or
ganization has been working but one
month. They meet In the town hall
on Mondays and Thursdays and have
from eighteen to twenty present.
The amount OF work accomplished
in one month Is probably unsur-
passed by no organization OF Its
size In the state. Let the good work
go on.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-15
LOCAL AND PnssoNAI.

Anything IN the harness lias. Of
aato top repairing, 1t the Ia Junta
Hardware Company.
The Quality Candy Shop has dain.
y favor place cards and tally cards
for your next party. Come in and
go them.
Mrs.. Robert Nilliken. who has
been visiting her son. @. w. Mill
ken. for . few days. left last Tues
day morning for her home in Den
yer.
Mr.. ]. G. Woodruff left Monday
for Dodge City. Kan. where he hss
accepted q position as chief clerk In
the master mechanics office at that
place.
Miss Pauline Summers and her
friend. Gertrude Dalton, OF Dodge
City, Kan. spent the week end with
her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
b. Morgan. OF North La Junta.
Il. ]. Woolever. cashier OF the Ar
kansas Valley Railway. Light and
Power Company, is In ordway for a
couple OF weeks. while Alfred Bur
bank. the cashier at that point. Is off
for vacation.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-15
LOCAL And russonAl.

The East Division Of the Ladies
Aid viii meet this afternoon With
Mrs. Matte DuTreil. SAT Colombo
avenue.
The homo made candies at the
Quality Candy Shop cannot b a.
called IN the confectjonsries Of oul
larger cities. Try them for your
self.
Miss Audrey Shoemaker. who has
been spending the past two months
with ber aunt. Mrs. J. 8. Kirkland.
left for her home in Bell. N. ~,
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Royce. OF o..
born. Kan. accompanied by their
son. Jay Royce and wife. and Mrs.
Bert Jones. Of Pueblo. are visiting
at the home Of Mrs. C. b. Botkin.
Mrs. Royce is a sister OF Mr.. Botkin,
and Mrs. Jones niece.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Buchanan left
last Friday afternoon for Atlanta.
Ga. where Mr.. Buchanan will attend
the annual meeting OF the National
Tax Association as a representative
from Colorado, an honor that was
conferred upon orr county assessor
by n recent appointment of Cover
nor Ganrer. Mr.. buchanan expects
to arrive home atcut November
?5th.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-15
LOCAL AND .msonAI

Mis- Hassl Wolff sDsat the week.
ssd with her parents at Asasanola
The lunches served at the Quality
Candy shop cannot b bsat in asal-
ity OF Drieo.
The Fortnightly Club vtll meet .,
the home Of Mrs.. A. r. Stanley. s3l
cimarron avenue. nsxt Saturday
sfternooa.
Try the new laxaatvs tablet
"coltmaA's Casesss COMPOUND" for
sais at Celt1aA's Pharmacy and the
Vogue Drug Store.
The ladies Of the Wonan's Re
lief Corps will hold . sale and ba-
saar. also . 10 and Is cent tea, At
Harmony Hall. Saturday afternoon.
November nth. from ? to 6 o'clock.
J. A. Gauger leaves this moruing,
accompanied by DR.. o. o. Goblin. of
Rocky Ford. for ten days business
trip to various points In Oklahoma.
their initial destination being Wood
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-15
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Headquarters for shotsuns and
rifles, and all kinds Of ann unition.
at the La Junta Hardware Company
Our iuncheonette service is prov.
Ing very popular with after theater
trade. We invite you TO visit us Of.
ten at the Quality Candy shop.
The Birthday Club met last week
with Mrs. Ella Light at her home on
Colorado avenue. The next meeting
will be held with Mrs. J. r. Updike
next Tuesday. November goth.
Mr.. C. y. woodard. who has been
tho guest OF his sister. Mrs.. J. w.
Warner. left Thursday for his home
in Lawrence. Kan. accompanied by
his niece. Miss Irene Warner. who
will enjoy = visit With relatives In
Lawrence. Topeka and Arkansas
City. Kan.
George II. Bane left last Monday
morning for Pueblo. having been
summoned for duty there on the
petit Jury Of the federal court. IL
may BE- gone . day or two. and Il
might be for several weeks. accord.
Ing 10 the number Of .delinquents
that Uncle Sam hes 20 deal with.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Needham. Mr..
and Mr. Louis Nesdham. Ms. and
Mrs.. W. =. Miller. Mrs. Arthur
Dennisson. Mrs. J. n. Brown. Of Pu.
sbio. and Mr. John Miller Of Lyons.
Colo. Ms. and Mn. 9. ?. Davis Of
Taos. n. ~. Mr. and Mn. Louis
Miller Of Dodge City. Kaa.. and Aas.
and Nh. Oscar Miller Of Waisss.
eess. cane to Il Junta iast wsdnss.
~ . stteal tAs fussesi q Mn.
easaA Q. 1gI1lss.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-15

sfd, Okla. They expect to journey
about 1900 miles.
Mn. Lena Bsuchner left Saturday
|night for ~ sxtsnded visit with rel
atives IN Newark. N. J.
Mn. A. J. Martin and daughter
Irma. left for . few days visit with
tie formers mother in Belleville'
Kan.
Nrs. A. n. Foster. accompanied
By her two children. Mary and Paul
left last Saturday for San Francisco
Calf. for q months viat They
viii return home via Salt Lake.
d. r. Dstty left last night fol
Loveland. Colo. where he was sum
noned on account Of the death Of
his sister. Mrs. Charles Brown. who
died at her home in that city last
Tuesday night.
Mr.. end Mrs. Olaf Casey. Of Pu-
eblo. have come to La Junta "a
make their home in the future, the
former being employed in the Santa
Fe shops. Mr.. Casey is a brother OF
Mrs. Elmer G. Davis. OF this city.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-15
EAST HoasRoox

J. ~. Nunemaker b the latest ID.
dition to the raaks Of Ford ovnsfs.
The splendid weather Of the pas,
few weeks has been utilised By the
farmers in getting their bssts into
the silos.
2. C. Heddings has returned from
. ten days visit In Ohio. where hs
vas at the bedside Of his father. Who
10 reported - being seriously III.
About three auto loads OF Il
Junta people attended the services
last Sunday evening. including .
number from the sanitarium.
Communi and baptismal Ser
vices were held at the Mennonite
church Sunday evening. conducted
by Bishop T. N. Erb. Of Hesston.
Kan.
z. A. Yoder. formerly n promin-
ent citizen OF this community but
now resident OF Garden City. No.
where he Is owner OF an ice plant,
spent last week here visiting his
brother. II. B. Yoder. and family. He
was accompanied by his wife and two
sisters, Miss Lizzie Yoder and Mrs.
Wilhelm, OF Ohio, the trip being
made in a brand new Hupp.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-15
HoLBRooK CENTER


James McGourty left Wednesday
for Arizona to work in the copper
mines.
The Red Cross Society will NEE,
Friday OF this week with Mrs. Aver,
In Cheraw.
A little daughter arrived Novem.
Der Sd at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
y. A. Shelton.
The Center school is adding q
tennis court and other attractions q
the Fairgrounds.
Mrs. Fields will leave Friday fol
Southern Illinois on account Of the
serious Illness OF her daughter.
Mrs. Trabert entertained her Sun.
day school class at the parsonage
Wednesday evening OF last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fuel Teter. OF Pu.
eblo. were the Sunday guests OF the
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
NJ Teter.
Bloice Bowen. who is holding
down q position a. telexrapher ia
Lamar. spent Sunday visiting friends
In this city.
d. W. Rich left Monday night for
Weeping Water. Neb.. to be At the
bedside Of his brother. Martin Rich,
who is seriously III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fawl. Of Good Hope
H.. who have been spending some
weeks in Colorado Springs. are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Moore.
The Cheraw Ladies' Aid gave q
tea Thursday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. sherman Ball. At this meet
Ing the Ladies' Aid decided TO serve
dinner at the Cheraw hall on Thanks
giving Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. HARLAN are making
frequent visits TO La Junta TO visit
their little grandson. Ralph. who
arrived few days ago at the home
OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Beekman.
Rev. and Mrs. Frantx arrived on
Wednesday OF last week and are the
guests OF their cousins. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. l.. Trostle and family. They left
Rocky Ford Friday morning for
their home In Florida. They are de-
lighted with this climate and coun-
try.
The w. c. T. U. and Red Cross
held an all day meeting. November
9Th. with Mrs. W. z. Stanton. The
day was spent In knitting and max
Ing comfort bags. A bountifui din
ner and a pleasant time was enjoyed
by all with an interesting though
short program In the afternoon.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-15
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
DR.. Joseph y. Findley. Pastoe

Bible School at e:l5 O'Clock.
Church services at IL o'clock. Ser.
mon by the pastor. Subject. THE
Hour Has Come"
Christian Endeavor Society at s:3o
o'clock.
Evening services at 7:30 O'Clock.
Sermon by the pastor. Subject. The
Vision OF the Present Day War by
St John From the Isle OF Patmos." f"
The public is invited to all these
services
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-15
u.sses sf Anaual NseeaAG - ~ oeosA-
Aoll1so of ~ YOst kyoo Cooal

Il, Animas, Colo, Novembsr !. 1917.
ne annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of Ths Fort Lyon, cana! Conn
psny VIII b held on the second Non.
OF ofy ypec.mSsr. ~ iSii. It tie Court House
in Las Animas. Colorado. At - o'clock
a. m, Tor the purpose Of slscting .
Board Of Directors for the ensuing
other business ~ may properly come
before said meeting.
RAY AcGRATH. President
W FREDERICK, Secretary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-20
INSANE WOMAN P0IS0NS
CHILDREN AND HERSELF

BALTIMORE. Md. Nov. 20. ~
Mrs. Edwin A. Skinner, "a years
old. escaped froYa the Sheppard
and Enoch Pratt hospital Monday
where she had been a patient for
mental trouble met her two sons,
one three and the other I'VE years
old. as they came from kintergar-
den. gave them poisonous tablets
for candy, and swallowed a quantity
herself.
The triple poisoning took place
in q public square. The three We're
found writhing on the ground by
passersby and taken TO a hospital
Edwin A Skinner. the younger
died Monday night and his brother
Craig died an hour later Both chill
dren were unconscious when found
in the square. The mother was con-
scious when found and said that
she wanted 20 take her children
with her She is not expected 20 re-
cover.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-20
BaniSheS
Nervousness
Puts Vigor and Ambition Into
Rundown, Tired Out
People

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Respondent mentally or physically
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il you drink 20 much. smoke too
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Overwork Of an kind. WendeIs
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from Wettick's Cut kate Medicina
Store on the frst box purchased.
For all affections OF the nervous
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lack OF confidence. trembling. kid
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n. u.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-20
NOTICE TO FURNISH SUPPLIES FOR
EnI NTN EARN

state Of Indiana. st Joseph County, Ss
Notice is hereby given that the Board
Of Commissioners Of st Joseph county
Indiana. will on Monday. December, Srd.
1917 up TO eleven % clock. 4. NJ. ~ said
day receive separate sealed proposals for
furnishing supplies for the County ln-
Urinary for the quarter ending February
2Sth. 1918.
The requisitiou has been adopted and
approved 10y the Board az COMMISSIONS
and is now on file In the office Of the
Coduty Auditor. The Board reserves TIE
right 90 reject any and all bios summit
ted
All bidders submitting bids must ais.
submit q bond equal TO the amount oil
the bid. with sureties 60 be- approved
by the Board Of Commissioners.
ARTHUR T. WOLF. Auditor 81 JoN
seph County, Indiana