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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-17
START SWEATER FUND :,
FOR o. H. S. GRID STARS

A drive, worthy oi the support u
every grid iron fan OF Ottawa, mas
been inaupurated By hackers OF tine
q. II. s. for the purchase CT sMeat r.
for every man on the team az its III
Innate end.
The plan. fostered IN the hearts OF
enthusiastic red and white supporters,
is being put in execution with large
contribution towards the purchase OF
the sweaters, and the subscription
book is being kept open ht Mitchs e.
gar store where everyone Is invited 10
add his name with a small, mediu!4. or
big donation, whichever they can al
ford.
The fund requires about $2oo. Al
present there is $lZ5 of tnat amount
taken up.
The school Is unable to buy the
sweaters and as the team deserves
something special In recognition OF its
record breaking season It's up 10 lhe
home folks to chip in and reward "
eleven stalwarts who sc vallantly me-
ana conquered all foes, AT nome am
abroad
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-17
Matter OF Gender.

The hell of Scottish chhrch WIS
giving out very poor tone an" "
committee was appointed tn inquire
os 70 what was wrong ana 10 F'l'''
ON tho best means Of putting ~ r'So''
After an examination the heh'oe''
ver. divided in tseir opinion ann wv
kirk officer. who WIS in ht'ehoa"c'
with the keys, was asked MS we"
"Fine. A ken what's wrhng WI w.
bell" he remarked, Its sne-Elh -
meaning that It was of the FEMININE
gender. Pressed to explain ne h"n'"
"Jt's tongue owre lnng--it's ne"di''
10 he clippt" And this turned on
10 be really the fault. TN" '"h@"
had become loosened to the eXteh
az nn inch or so, and was oV'rIhl
ping the curve at the r''n' a."
therefore not striking truly
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-17
BE Master Of YourseiS.

To he able to keep cool when all tho
world goes mad shows mental grasp
and genuine bigness. This grows with
the years. It becomes a part OF the
nature. Newly dubbed aristocrac ie~
and the victims OF sudden wealth usu.
ally betrny their plebeian origin D.!
their cultivated show Of authority.
Where the blood tells II rises win
might to occasions. hut seldom allows
Itself To get ruf'lcd without occasion
And what a spectacle one cnn make
az himself by getting all stewed ah"u'
nothing or losing his temper ON some
little thing hat approxinates the zero
mark. The really big character -
slow to anger and 'rritates little duh'
nv his superior calm control. AT the
same time the exhibition of master!
challenges the secret admiration OF aI'
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-17
rakino the Joy cut Of Rejoyoed.

He was sitting in the lobby or 'he
high priced hotel. The high prices
started in the ground floor ana s"'
lower as they went up. But no matter
Suddenly face caught his eye JUST
,s his face caught m eye. A woman
dorted from the throng Of by-passefs
wife" he chirped, pressing mel
form to him.
"Husbnnd," she smickled. "Ah LEI
us 60 away. dear; let byyones no ny
cones. Let us FORGET everything.
lust then the hotel clerk approacheo
Before you two decide to forget ever!
thing" interpoSed the horrid, smo'i"u
creature. ALLOW me to remind you
husband that there Is $50 room rem
and sl5 taxicab fare charged agalnS
him. After that is paid, ali. then p'es
YOU. my children
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-17
ST. FRANCIS xAVlER'S
ACADEMY DANCE AT
/. ARMORY WE'D. NIGHT

One of the many institutions OF
which ottawa is proud is Saint
rraEcis Xaviers academy, This ia
nous institution of learning has been
serving this community for over htty
wears. 1t is conducted by the order
of the sisters of Mercy. They have
upac,fshly and with untiring zeal de-
voted their lives to the education OF
Young women this community ana
that their work has been done well is
attested by the number Of their grad
yates.
.,rhe Convent as it is usually
termed, has had many "A hard hill to
to climb. Fire sickness. bsuiness de-
preston and other ills during a per
iod of fifty years. has made their
work increasingly difficult With per
70 -o~,-s,, patience. courage and a de-
termination which nothing could stop
the, nave gone ahead and surmounteh
All difficulties, overcome all Obstacles
until today the institution Of learn
ing is we'll known throughout Illinois
and adjoining states.
II n a credit to Ottawa and the
entire population without regard tc
creed admires it and is willing u
lend little encouragement to the
good sisters should they be In need
Just now the high cost Of living II
making their road more difficult thai
usual: their income Is not Increased
hut the cost OF everything they use
Including heat. light and provisions
IL constantly mounting higher AM
higher. In order to defray IA part
this expens Sc. they are giving an en-
tertainment at the armory on wed
! nerday evening of this week. Caro-
will be played from o'clock untl
10 and dancing from 10 o'clock unit
twelve. Stokes orchestra Will fn'
nish the music and they ask the pt
tronage of the public to this event.
The good sisters are too modes
, They can scarcely expect to reai'z
. over a couple of hundred dollars frol
this event, yet many subscription list
I have been passed around this CIT
and many times that amount OF MOI
CIV secured for PURPOSES which "el
T. no better in degree and whose ioc'
+ lions we're far off. 1t Is CONFIDENT
l. expected that the armory VIII De III
cd to overfiowing and that everybon
Il will have a good time at very sligi
/" expense
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-17
Not Sufficiently Cooked.

A hunter more boastfu| than sue
cpssrui. once Joined bear hunting "x
pedition. During the hunt. as nus
man was resting by the side OF
rock and talking with another hunter
he remarked:
"If there's anything dote on us
hear A slice Of bear steak nice'y
done il perfect :"
well" said his companion, LOOKING
M I'm, hanged If there isn't n pear
now :"
The man who dotted on bear looked
m. saw m immense grizzly stahnihs
on the top Of the rock, gave yen an
lenped into the woods and disappeared.
His companion soon overlook him' ehc
snid ~ the fugitive as he came up
~ thought You liked hear'
"Wer, 7 do" snid the runaway 'pu
that one amt done enough.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-17
SECRETARY OF STATE
NEEDS A MAP MAKER

Louis Emmoraon, secretary OF stafe'
evidently does not have very hlS1
:; inon c. the La Sale County roads
The most recent road map OF the state
arrived here Saturday, showing inc
sections of paved, gravel ana mnd
,cads. According to this map. there
is not single road in La Sale County
hat IS net made Of mud.
Ottawa coed road enthusiasts ana
he men in the habit of making long
auto trips we're highly amused at the
nap, and feel that II this Is a Sample
If the correctness with which the data
is collected for compiling the plat /,
will not be of much value to the poo
ole who wish to refer to II,
The highways running between prat'
tically every town in the county arc
gravel. while great many secton4
have been paved with concrete ASIDE
from the main roads, many OF the
cross roads are constructed OF grave,
The board OF supervisors feel that inc
.horoughfares here will compare ia
vcrably with any other downstat@
county in Illinois.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-17
AooitoSnism,

lhIs wor,; 4 % English origin. SOME
yrors n.u there was n dangerous gang
ce yonn. rni'ians who made things
very lively in the neighhorhood OF the
Sew Cut and Low Marsh London
The captain Of the gang was one HOB
Icy, and when the police made q
capture the prisoner was describe Il
rs one Of the "Hooley gang char
ntterizntion which gave the magistrate
n concise idea as to the habits and
customs of the gentleman IN the dock,
nnC 50 by frequent use 1t bechnlt
transformed to "HnOligans" ny the
CUckney tongue. Wh'cn grauuall!
srrcad as u generic term for rur1"ns
throughout the country.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-17
M0BER[Y, NO., MOB
LIY'| Y NECROW Who
BELONGED TOT. v. ".
INDUSTRIAL WORKERS ACCUSED
OF ASSAULT AND ROBBERY.
CENrRALIA SERVICE MEN COR.
a NER GUNMEN IN SHACK.

Il Moberly Mo-, Nov. 17.--Quiet pro,
vailed today following the lynching
here yesterday Of negro, one of four
alieQged L. W. VS. who we're Inder
arrest charged with assault and rob-
De~y.
IN the excitement incident to the
lynching the other three escaped. Two
were recaptured. and police today
expressed belief the third was drown
y Rd IN lake In the park where the
lynching took place. The lake Is be-
ing dragged In an attempt to find the
body.
Police refused to reveal where the
two are incarcerated, and searching
parties visited jailo in adjacent coun'
ties to locate the negroes with view
20 banking them Police also refused
to give the names Of the negroes UNI
DEG arrest or OF the one dead.
The lynching occurred early yester-
day after the mob eff about 100 masked
men spirited the quartet from the Ma
con county jail after overpowering the
sheriff
Centralia. Wash. Nov. lT.--Former
service men and woodsmen. members
of a party attempting to arrest alleg'
ed Industrial Workers OF the World
awaited achievements from here be-
fore attempting today to storm the
hunters cabin on the headwaters OF
s,annaford creek eighteen miles
northeast Of here. In which 1t II he
lieved they men they sought had taken
refuge.
Since Saturday night possemen have
guarded all dense woods surrounding
the cabin; somewhere in which Is De
lteved to lie the body Of John HaneF
posseman missing since searcheFS
had sought and exchanged shots late
that afternoon. Too few In numbers
to take the cabin by storm. thong
fits defenders are thought to nnnoe'
.hut three. the former service men sen
ont call for additional reinforce
ments
These were sent cut Yesterday. bu
owing to the difficult nature OF TN
ground over which they had to tfaVe
III was thought the reinforcement
would not arrive for the attack before
this morning In the cabin. Cap'
LLOYD Dysart. commanding foreme
service men. engaged in rounding vi
suspected | w. W. Of this part OF IN
state, believed there are Bert B1aho
a man named Hansen and one otnei
Bland Is accused of firing the sho
which killed Warren Grimm. mare
or, In the attack on an 'rmistice Ga
parade here which started the recen
series Of raids and disorders In ID
northwest.
A truce existed Yesterday. No ra'"
on radicals were reported and arrest
We're few.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-17
SCANDAL" AT GAYETY:
MADE HIT IN CHICAGO

The attraction at the Gayety inca
ter tonight will be the first presenta'
ton in this city of Cosmo Hamilton >
tremendous stage success, Scandal,
which has proven the biggest kind OF
a success and comes here under the
direction of Walter Hast
In "Scandal" Author Hamilton
proves him elf both psychologist an.
wit, exposing the wild workings or the
airlieh mind in the madcap period ahc
writing out of his happy gift OF grace
full line, many an apt saying that lie"
others could write as we'll
Here, fer instance. is a young CIR
curious concerning lite and deer
mined t3 eXporc it, as dangerous "a
nc eternal vampire and as recklea,
as an aviator, but fairly well dcfende'
in virtue by her own cunning am
he disarming gift o. conversation
| Wishing to know whether artists ar
as dangerous as the novelists pam
| them, she visits one in his studio
learns that danger turks there, and /
ready to run away when her relative
rush to her rescue. She explains ne
presence there by saying she has bee
secretly wed to a wealthy bachelor l
an adjoining apartment. big gam
hunter and allround sportsman, Wn
reluctanly let her get away with II
lie That evening he calls for sho
down, saying that ii he is husband
rame he must have the entire gam
When his argument and threat nay
prevailed. he losses the keys to II
frightened girl and stalks out OF tt
ilocm r. tell he@e the dialogue
this juncture OF the play would tai
the thrill cut OF the most startllr
climax ever conceived for the stag
The development of she plot from tn
scene to the end of the play furnlSA'
. the audience with suspense, delisf
fully refreshing comedy and denou
ment that makes every person IN Il
[ audience want to return and see Il
play all over again.
Mr.. Hast is sending "A company
. unusual excellence to this city to
= tcrr-et the various roles
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-17
Wha,ers In the Sky.

The shooting of n whale with ms
chino Gun from his airplnne ny An
Ameri can aviator oN 'hs racine co"'''
rear San Diego, Cal, u few days ago
orcns ny new field cf possibility IN
IN. Whaling industry. Il suggests
whaling ,Aps Of the future cruising
forth with an equipment OF Mrp'ahes
and n complement Of avlat"rs an"
skilled gunners to scout for ana D"s
those monsters Of the deep. X II seems
fantastic, one has only TO remember
TINT other industries have been more
s,or,lInply rcvolntionized In the 'as'
~ mr. 10 wears by the invention OF ne"
appliances or the discovery Oh ne"
processes.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-17
Rad Brick Popular In Finland.

The chief building materials In the
larger towns ind trade centers or FIN
land are red brick and cement. Or
late, lime and brick have been com
monty used and there are two modern
brick works. Cement stones or DOCKS
are also used. but to no great extent
Tho common material IS red brick
made in great number of larger ano
smaller brick works Normally, the
more important works produced ao'n'
4O.OOOOOO bricks annually. AT preseh'
the supply IS about exhausted
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-17
|VALESKA SURATT IS
COMING IN PERSON
WITH LA|T COMPANY

Tie greatest diNcu ~ that the man
,por t{ Valcska Suratt, VINO j. 10 ap
near at the Gayety Theatre soon, has
is to convince the public that she y
really IT, be here IN the flesh herac.'
and not on celuloid. No amount OF
advertising in the Few cities rlaye
earlier in this tour has seemed SUIT
ticjent to convince some that the 81
lerstar is actually coming in person
in Jack l.ait's Underworld and uppe''
crust romance comedy, Scarlet and
White"
But such is the unqualified fact,
Miss Surat:, wearing fortune N
gowns, jew els and iurs, attended by .
supporting company OF twenty-five
New YORK celebrities, Is making TINS
city one Of the preliminary stands to d
Chicago run in Lat s play prior to =
LordCn cnsagement, where she Is con
tracted IT, open in March, the date SCI
Nv royal command so that KIM
! George and his family may be presen
at the British premiere. Miss Aurat
was recently entertained in the roy
palace in Sweden. where the relginnl
| family is clcGely related to England
royalty,
"Scarlet and White" II a moder
and metropolitan romance play, VII
one scene in an underworld dive, al
other in the apartment OF slnSc
/ Miss Suratt) and the third IN fllt
avenue palace, the last OF "hlc
brings here the most elaborate atl
costly stage setting ha: has ever bee
seen in American theaters. In tn
cast are Eugene Strong, plctuf
star; Lucy Western, the English hea'
liner goubrette; Walter c. Perclv;
and eighteen ether PRINCIPAL player
CT Broadway rank.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-17
REPORT BOLSHEV|K|
RECAPTURE 0MSK
lRv the Associat ted Press

London. Nov. 1.-THE capture OF
Omsk by Russian soviet forces, unol'
ficially denied in advices through
scandinavia yesterday is reas ierted
in a Bolshevik communicate received
By wireless from Moscow today, Sc
we're street fighting preceded the cap
ture and more than 1859 prisoner
were taken by the Bolsneviki 1t is de-
Clared.
The K6chak forces retreatei cas-
ward in disorder says the statement
which also claims the capture OF Van
ovsky from the All Russian troops
In the Baltic region it is announced
after the capture of hamburg the boi
shevik continue to advance and art
! pursuing General Yudeitch's troops.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-17
Some Quarantine!

A musician was calling at a mouse
,rhere n child had the scarlet teNe''
"You keep the patient away u'','
the rcSt If the children. l suppose
ne remarked.
"Oh. yes. indeed" was the mother
,pc,v. ~ don't le' him come ns"'
,be others except for meals. ---b"'
tim Evening Transcript.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-17
.ENGl ISH BUYER At
LOCAL PACKING PLANT

For the first time in its history the
Ottawa packing house was visited o'
a buyer representing foreign interests
The buyer was Montague 5. Yates u
/ liverpool. who with his wife, is on
tour of the American packing 1hdus
tries for English concerns. Mr. yates
made a thorough inspection OF the 'o'
cal plant and indicated he would place
an order tor export at an early aate'
He was deeply impressed with the
,odorpness Of the north side concern.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-17
Keen Cool.

. Conduct IL the outward evidence or
inward impulses Impotence WITHIN
IA sure to make a sputtering grouF'
without. Things don't Just harpt"
They are usually the product OF
long train Of circumstances. TO ne
fair one should get out Of patience
Nth the whole series II you get f''sse0
st ALL But you don't. You Just ste"
shout the one thing that causes '"'
explosion. When you nave 'e"r"e' ~
be patient and wait you VIII nave W.
power OF changing many pI"o'''
that causes others all sorts "f ''".
BILE. And it isn't a bit harder 20 "
when you get the habit than II Is v
make a show Of yourself Ana IL
lot more comforting after the FUSS u
over.--Exchange
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-17
Mean Man.

"Why is Mrs Gadder going nome 70
her mo,her?"
"She told Mr.. Calder she would IKE
~ take little trip next summer
IN. TINT wouldn't cost more 'han
$500"
And what did Gadder say"
"rhe hcnrtless brute replied: I see
nv the papers that the trolley car serv
,ce +. going TO he improved. - birmns
hmm Agr.Hergid.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-17
Congressional Test.

We make II rule never to tempt
the cupitlity Of men. but ms there must
he exceptions to prove rules we here
nv offer two hits reward for the appre-
hension Of any reader Of the Congress
s!onal Record in whom that pub'ica'
ton stirs less enthusiasm than In US.
Houston Post.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-17
Ben Jonson's Wisdom.

whatsoever loves not picture u 10.
furious TO truth and all the wisdom
of poetry Picture is the invention or
heaven. the most ancient and most
akin TO nature. II Is itself silent
work, and always one and the same
habit. Ben Jons0n.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-17
JACOBS FARM SELLS
FOR 1915 AN ACRE

Edward Jacobs. the well known h"O
land township farmer. sold his farm
s saturday to Floyd Erickson. who re
sides north Of Marsellles. Inc ia' III
a I4o4acre tract. sold for soz,oV''
1915 FER acre. The deal was made D.
John Meagher, the Ottawa real cstah
man. s
Mr.. Jacobs expects to retire t:on
farming to move into Ottawa to make
his homo in the near future.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-17
Gifts

for all occasions: Dia-
monds, watches, clocks,
cut glass, china, ETC.. at
Sanders, the jeweler s.
watch makers and en-
gravers. ....-..
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-17
Uncle pernywise Says.

No matter what troubles man has
downtown. his wife can always well
come him with something that makes
them sink into Neutrality-suspicious.
Vile Courier-JOurnal.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-17

Don't miss the big
game at the armory Mon
day night at eight o clock
*. of G. versus Maca'
bees.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-17
soe;al C5ndor.

.,fv hushand considered n very long
Tim. before he proposed to me ne
was gerry careful.
"Ah. IT'S always those careful people
who get taken In"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-17
Win il erideoroom's Wand.

At Swedish weddings, among the
middle and lower classes. the BRIDE
groom carries a whip. This Ia an en-
h,cm Of his authority IN the domestic
circle.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-17
comjnQ! Who?

She is coming to the Gaye.y TheI'
ter in person. Who? Valeska Sura'l
IN scarlet and White" Watch for
date
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-17
Notice-Eastern Star.

Special, meeting Saturday evening,
Nov 90, Picnic supper, Gu Wor''
1tYo. last matrOns' night.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-17
Daily Thouuht,

Write IN the mind and heart. an!
vet The onr CLEAN what il can Uailey.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-17
CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago market report furnished oy
r. w Kirby, manager Simons. DAY
3 Co., Room 3l2 Moloney Luildiny'
phone y5
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-17
Humane Muzsie.

A humane lnuzzle for dogs cnabies
an animal to open It's mouth ns long
a. Us nose Is pointed toward the
ground but closes as II raises Us hcnd.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-17

1rv the Free Traaer-tourral Wan: ASS
journal 10, .sn,rk Rasnns
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-11-05
ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Rev. Henry W. Conley preached at Seal
Harbor Sunday. :
Warren Jordan and wife of Bangor
spent Sunday here.
Arno Shea and wife are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of a son. born
Nov /.
Mrs. Theodore Livingston and Miss
Gertrude Dooley of Stoneham. Mass.
are guests OF Henry Lord and wife.
Miss Frances Milliken returned Mon
gay from a vacation spent with friends
IN Boston, Providence and New York.
Burton w. Conley has gone to Dexter
to work in the shops of Fay & Scott.
The ladies' sewing circle will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Harriet
l.. Hastings.
Frank Haslam and wife of Bar Harbor
and Leroy Haslam and wife of Bangor.
with Dana Salisbury, are spending few
days at the James Clark camp on No. s,
hunting.
The Halloween party given in the
vestry Friday evening was successful
socially and financially. A creditable
program was given, and gaines were
played. The proceeds, S25, go for
church repairs.
William H. Brown, who has been seri-
ously ill of pneumonia, is improving. His
daughter, Mrs. Dwight FitZmorris, with
her daughter Sylvia, of Allston, Mass,
came last week.
Misses Alice Clough and Maud Dubey.
who are teaching at Southwest Harbor,
were here over Sunday, on their way
home from the teachers convention in
Portland.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1919-11-05

order you will probably remain well
When they get out OF order your entir,
system fills up with poison and you suffer
various ills.
"ranlac being purely vegets bic, acts in
safe and wholesome manner as a result
OF the natural medicinal action of the
herbs and roots OF which it is composed.
Tanlac is not a purgative like many
other medicines, but is powerful recon-
structive tonic which builds up the sys-
tenn and tones up the vital organs so as to
enable them to perform their proper
functions as nature intended, and relieves
and overcomes biliousness and habitual
constipation in this way"
faniac is sold in Ellsworth by r. q
Moore, in Bar Harbor by West End
Drug Co., in Mount Desert by A. c. Fer
maid, in Bucksport by r. B. Slower, in
Bluehiil by W. 1. Partridge, in fremont
by o. M. Kittredge, in Brooklin by Geo
F. Colt, in Sedgwick by Jno. W. Paris
and in Gouldsboro by |. Macdonald.
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