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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-27
NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN COURT
HOUSE STRIKE,

Threatened break Of scandal
exposing irregularities IN super
Vsors' payment Of own Salaries
in the form Of unIawfUl mileage
and per diem
Movement Cams impetus 70
throw out county board and sub.
ettute it with commission to
run the countys affairs.
Walkout Of employees temporar-
lily called off during armIsticc,
which lasts until fees and salaries
committee decides on wages to be
paid county employees. If amount
is not sufficient the strike will be
renewed, with many others JON
ing movement.
investigation instituted into af-
fairs OF board Of review, particu-
Iarly as pertaining TO tHe r. w.
Matthiessen estate and tax assess
ments.
Open charges are made that
Matthissen cohorts were reSporsl-
BILE for defeat last spring Of Frank
Rchey. one Of the boards abiest
and most fearless members, for
his persistence in bringing the
Matthicsscn tax dodging' case
before the board and forcing pros
ecution in the Circuit Court to col
Isct back taxes aggrcgattng ap-
protimately (750,000,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-27

CORN CROP OUT OF
DANGER SAY FARMERS

Inquiry among the farmers of this
vicinity and the grain dealers rela-
tive to the growing corn crop results
in the satisfactory Information that
on the average the corn is safe from
danger from frost. The Weld per
acre 81 variousIy estimated at from
35 to - bushels per acre. being fully
an average for this section Some
pieces Indicate Il yield of 20 to Is
bushels, but these are rare exceptions.
In quality the corn is fairly good
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-27
JOLIET COUPLE WE'D
BY JUDGE 3. n. RECK

Miss Mary Palk0 and john kobel
OF Joliet were united in marriage this
afternoon at ! O'Clock by Judge Reck
at his office in the court house. Fol-
lowing the ceremony the young cou.
PIE returned to Toilet 10 make their
future home.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-27
COURT HOUSE STRIKE LEADS TO
CHARGES AGAINST COUNTY BOARD
ALLEGATIONS MADE OF
OVERPAYMENT OF
OWN SALARIES
HINT TAX SCANDAL

INVESTIGATION LEADS TO ALE
DEFEATED BECAUSE OF PART
He PLAYED IN FIGHT ON MAJ.
THIESSEN'S ESTATE -- WORK.
ERS BACK ON lob TEMPORAL.
tlY.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-27

nr c. w East will hold clinic at
Ryburn hospital Wednesday morning
at 9 o'clock Dr. Fast is from the de.
partment of child's hygiene and pub.
lie health nursing.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-27

Miss Loona ChTstmfn Of Sroator
va an Ottawa caller last night
Joseph Joy OF this city spent last
night in S'reaior calling on friends.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-27
SAYS
SPOUSE DROVE HER,
WHILE ILL, TO TOLL
DIVORCE BILL FILED TODAY IN
CIRCUIT COURT CITES CRUELTY !
AS GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE
PRINCIPALS RESIDE IN STREA- I
TOR.


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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-27
NIGHT OF TERROR IS
SPENT BY RESIDENTS
OF TWO IRISH CITIES

Cork, Sept 27.--A violent explosion shock this
city about zoo clock this morning. 1t was follow
ed by the rattle of rifle fire in various parts of the
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-27

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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-27
THE WEATHER r.

Generally fair tonight
and Tuesday: slightly
cooler tonight.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-27

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Gstahllaksd tSoo
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-02
Little InterOiews.
Little Interviews.
julius Krakauer FavorS Material Raise In Salary Teachers
Citizens asked For Opinions on Proposed Rate Increase

which amounts to about the same
thing. we would like to hear what
the people have 20 say about it. The
citizenship should be allowed TO eX-
press itself the same as the company.
=
Il am glad to see that the Fl Paso
Athletic association is not letting this
town want for clean sport" said
George H Harton. I an told that
there Is no boxing here. It seems that
your reforms run TO extremes, but II
this association can keep wrestling
alive here it will accomplish a good
thing. I have seen some OF the
wrestling bouts here and they struck
me as decidedly clean and well car
ried out and was pleased 10 see
orderly crowds IN which women
mingled IN perfect assurance.
Il found conditions with regard 10
the J. W. ", bolsheviki and anar-
chist, much improved in Washington, "
said Elmer Wilson. who has just re-
turned from a trip to Seattle. This
is due entirely TO the conscientious
officers in the state. who lose no op-
portunity to show the radicals that
they are due for a long period OF
meditation If they remain. Some were
deported a while back, but none was
tried for II. There wasn't any need.
The men were positively identified as
radicals and were shown q boat in
the bay which looked far more in
wiling and safe than the Seattle
streets filled with angry citizens and
OFFICERS. Naturally the radicals chose
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-02


Cecil Lean has written a sons
called Good Night. Folks" for 'LooB
Who's Here"
me title o. sFlorodora" was origin
ally ~Fl0ra-Dora.' A printer made II
-Florodora." and so 70 has remained
Emma Trentiui VIII so into Taude-
vile at the Palace next Monday.
Jean Shelby OF Adam and Eva has
resigned. She says she Is 10 be mar
ried, but hasn't told his. name.
vincent Coleman who has been act
ing in films. viii return TO the spoken
drama in Martinique
Nine Theodore Marcone has SUB
mitted TO John D. Williams an Italian
translation Of Beyond the Horizon"
Ann Lathrop has Joined the cast Of
Apple Blossoms" replacing Juanita
Fletcher in the role OF Polly"
A. J. Caring. Hippodrome musical
director, viii tour with Sousa this
summer.
Perie Germonde has been engaged
FOR the revival OF "FlOrodora-"
Norris Rose. manager Of scandal =
VIII produce a musical comedy called
Blue Eyes
Gladys Fairbanks. Of the screen. is
now acting with James X Haeketr
in The Rise OF Silas LaDham."
Ethel Barrymore gave her 200th
performance in ~Declassee" az the
Empire theater recently.
Bryant Washburn viii begin work
soon acting in q film version OF
What Happened to Jones' Tor the
Famous Players-Lasi-y corporation.
Leo Ditrichstein viii give a special
matinee performance Of The Purple
Mask at the Booth for the American
Relief committee for Hungarian SUI
ferers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-02
NU ESTIONS
g 3 4 ND
x ANS w RS

q. What was the Diet Of Worms :
IT. E. IL
A. me Diet Of Worms was the
imperial diet Of 1921 before which
Luther made the defence Of his re-
iigious reformation from which the
Protestant church originated.
@. where did Roosevelt take the
oath Of office n president Of the
Iaited States, after president Ne
kinley diedf W. O. l.
A. The oath Of office was admin
istered 10 Roosevelt at the home OF
Ansley Wilcox, a lawyer. OF Buffalo,
y. y, on September II. 1901
longer carry the label '4Guaraateed
under the Pure Food and Drug Act
M. z. l.
A. The pure food and drug division
OF the United States bureau OF
chemistry says that owing 10 the
preston. its use has been discon-
tinued- The phrase was considered
deceptive as the public might believe
that the government rather than the
manufacturer, was guaranteeing the
product
longer bta- the stamp OF the reeeIv-
ing office on the back. giving the
hour OF nrriValf-W. 4. \.
a. The United States postoffice de-
partmeDt says that first class mail no
longer bears this stamp because the
time taken for the stamping delays
the delivery OF the letters.
Q. Has foreign ship registered
under n foreign flag, the privilege OF
serving intoxicating liquor TO her
crew while in n United States port:
Il. L. B.
A. Liquor may be served 10 the
crew while in one OF our ports II il
IS part Of It's regular rations-
q. What are the nhecedarian
psnlmsf-F. b. :.
A. These are psalms. such as the
fI9th, in which the verses OF success
sive portions are arranged in alpha
q. what l. the estimated value
OF al diamonds in existence:-M. A.
A. According to q recent survey.
an estimate has been made placing
the value Of all diamonds which have
been mined and are now in the pos
session OF men at three billions Of
dollars. About one-half OF the stones
represented In this Talue are owned
by the United States at present
O. Arc the bones OF birds hollow
C. II. d.
A All birds have some hollow
bones. Ostricnes and their relatives
have only the bones OF the head so
while each bone in the
body OF a hornbill is hollow.
Q. In France, are any Of the ser
atOrH elected for Hfes-k. z
a. In the past, some senators
have been elected for life, but this
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-02
The Married Man and His Wife
Bv HELEN ROW. AND.

THE most fascinating diversion OF
bachelors is the study Of Woman
kind. But a Married Man saith
in his heart:
$50 tot hnve caught this car.
Wherefore shall I pursue TIT Los
have married this woman And
why shall 1 now seek to unnlyze
herfs
And. behold. in the house OF every
Married Man. there dwelleth a Total
For 10. there IS One. whom he re-
Eardeth as a cute and captivating
toy. when she percheth upon the arm
Of his chair and babbleth in baby talk /.
when she ruffleth up his hair and
calleth him Nice Boy" when she
kisseth the cleft in his chin and feed
eth him foolish flattery.
There is one. whom he regardeth
as a magician, when she findeth his
lost collar brtton: when she perform
eth miracles with a needle and a spool
chicken crouuettes from left over
veal, and TRANSFORMER last years hat
into this years creation.
There - One. whom he termefh
nm angel when she smOOfheth
his pain and cureth his head
uchess when she auointeth his
brow and administered his medi-
cine: when she smootheth his Pill
low and sinEefh him TO sleep,
with 4 voice OF silver.
There IS One. Of whom he thinketh
as an affliction and a dispensation.
when she coaXeth him for money:
when she cross questioneth him con-
corning is goings and comings; when
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-02

she calleth him to arise in the morn
ing as a human alarm clockl
There is One. whom he calleth a
Jolly little pal" when she joineth IN
his merrymaking; when she gOeth
I forth with him unto the tavern and
the links; when she laugheth at his
JOEESi
There Is One. whom he regardeth
as a monument to his vanity. when
she donneth all her glad rags and
walketh beside him in public for the
admiration OF his friends. and the
confusion Of his enemies.
There is one, whom he dreadeth as
q Censor, and dodgeth as a bill col
lectOr. when she guardeth his diEes-
ton and curbeth his appetite: when
she striveth to read his letters. when
she goeth through his pockets. when
when she curtaileth his smoking;
when she hideth the key 70 his wine
cellar.
Yet by his side. there dweueth
ONE, whom he knoweth not-evea q
Human Being. with thoughts and
emotions, dreams and aspirations,
ideas and secret OPINIONS.
And the presence OF this One. he
hath never suspected
Verify. verify. n man VIII con-
cede that the Wife OF his Bosom
may be an angel or n demon. n
playmate OF n plnythinG, n valet
or a chaperOn, IN Inspiration or
n toy a siren or a saint hi
never a HUMAN BEING!
For, behold. he hath never thought
OF her in that way" - Copyright.
1920. by The Wheeler Syndicate. Incl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-02
Short SnatcheS
From EUe1y1ghere


"Latin-America Fond OF Tank Den
tists.'-Headiue. Let 'em have 'em
by all means.-Milwaulze Journal
Possibly Mildred Harris did not
make custard pies 70 Charley Chap
Inns taste--Syracuse pOst-Standard.
The wichita Eagle recently ran a
list OF births under the heading,
What the Women Are Doing" -
Sioux City Journal
The ultimate consumer certainly
hopes he viii not have to paw for all
those lawyers that are being hired
by the coal men.-IndianapOlis star.
Poland IS TO have a senate like
ours" Hadn't Poland better have a
long, heart to heart talk with Uncle
sam before final decision Nash
Vile Banner.
United States senator Gronna saws
the war made $4,000 Americans mill
lion2ires- That may be what is meant
by We won the war" - Montreal
The New York assembly plans to
make W. H Anderson 'eat his
words. Fierce stuff TO wash down
with grape Juicei-Philadelphi Rec
ard.
Shoe manufacturers report a short
age OF hides. Strange. They've GER
tainly skinned Us sufficiently to have
a large surplus stock.-Coldmbia Rec
ord
Cardinal o'Conneu says a married
man should be the absolute head OF
the house It Is perfectly safe for
q single man to talk that way
Omaha News.
A Chicago paper assures us that
the 25-cent sock is again on the
market Men with only one leg may
be interested in this announcement
Portland (Ore.) Telegram
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-02

SEE tax and economy committee Of
the chamber OF commerce and the
directors Of the chamber OF COM
merce have gone on record unquali-
ledly as 1aVoring higher salaries for
teachers" said Julius Krakauer. 1--WE
believe that the time has come when
u Faso has TO increase the salaries
order to get and maintain the best
teachers We further believe, how
YER that the minimum wage should
not be less than $500 and that the
maximum should be at least s14O0.
effective the next school year. How
ever, 2 good plan would be TO base
the salaries Of the teachers on a
scale Of efficiency and time OF serv-
ice; that is grade q teacher accord
ing to his educational qualifications
and teaching experience and ability,
year 70 year until the maximum is
reached within seven or eight years"
IN setting next Thursday morning
IS the time to finally act on the gas
company proposition AID having the
meeting a public one, the city council
men hope that all persons who have
anything TO say before the question
Is finally acted upon, VIII appear be-
fQre the council On this date. said
city councilman W T. Griffith We
have heard the gas company's side
% the matter. and we have consid-l
cred the report OF an expert VINO has
gone over the gas compaEy's books
and the council has considered the
report carefully. Now, before act
ing on the companyis petition for an
Increase IN rate, or a service charge,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-02
Hoover S Candidacy.

DY coming out into the open receptive candidate for
D the Republican presidential nomination Herbert
Hoover relieved lot Of susPenseore suspense in fact
than political leaders Of either party to admit IN
cdentay Just about disposed of al future talk about
his candidacy. As a Democrat he might have got the
Nomination. a Republican, never
The old guard IN both parties i against him he IS
progressive" for them and appears be too
tive for the radicals If he is nominated by the Repub-
cans It vii be only after the delegates to the Chicago
convention forced to the conclusion that the people
demand him for their candidate and this viii hardly be
the He is too unanageab to the purpose Of
the political managers. And his nomination VIII be per
itted only when the political managers all feel certain
it must be made to defeat the Democrats At this time
looks If the Democrats be licked by the Republic
almost regardless of whom either nomnates which
brings little reinsurance to the Hoover camp.
Nh Hoover IS not the type Of need for presi-
dent at this time. At the time his worldwide expert
ence his well rounded education his international
look his knowledge Of trade conditions and needs his tire
less energy worker would fit him exeeently for
big Job In the administration
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-02
Ginger, Thaw Trial
Cat, Killed bg Auto

New York. y. Y. April 2.-Ginger,
a cat friend OF many Judges, county
prosecutors and others who visit the
Criminal Courts building. was killed
failing TO lodge an automobile IN
Center street Ginger was taken TO
the building by Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
as a gift 10 Har-y Jaw at the time
OF the secOnI Thaw trial. but, as
there was 9 rule against cats in cells,
was turned over TO Mrs. Frederick
Coppers. wife Of the building super
intendent
Ginger was overburdened with at
tention ard once, having been shot
by an excited patrOlman in a burglar
chase. spent a pleasant recuperative
period in Bide-a-Wee Home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-02

the route Of least resistance and
! boarded the vessels"
4 want to say mat don't blame
the city for my being robbed the other
night in Juarez," said A S Nidor OF
Jacksonville, Fla, at the Mccoy hotel,
for l know that FL PasO is not to
blame, because there are a few crooks
around here. Most Of the people here
are decent and law abiding. 1 should
have known better, perhaps, than to
walk around Juarez BY myself when /
was unacquainted. The 1851 lost I
am willing TO lose as payment for an
enilghtening experience But I would
like 10 get back my lodge emblems
that We're taken from me at police
headquarters in Juarez and not given
back. ! had e Shrine ring and a
shrine and consistory watch charm
and a shrine lapel pin that / would not
take $1,000 for. This is the first time
in my life I ever heard Of a police
station being unsafe when a man
went to Il for help, and I have
Travelled all over the world In spite
Of what happened TO me here. 1 still
think 7 snail locate in FL Paso. I
might be able TO find the man who
led a gang Of robbers on TO me-"
q am wondering how FL Paso is
going to avoid congestion some day
said James NICK. Loomis. Of Cincinnati
who recently came through FL PasO
as a tourist. You have a wonderful
city here. So wonderful in fact that
IL is going 10 attract thousands OF
people and not because Of what they
can get in Juarez. But the climate
here. the valleys possibilities. the
chances for oil, etc. are bringing peO-
pie in daily. I found the road crowded
coming down. And by the way there
would be more II the Alamogordo road
wasn't so bad. After you get another
$4,000 people here, then what2 You
can't go toward Fort Bliss much more.
You can't cross the river. There are
only two outs You must ooze up or
down the valley and how you can
grow up the valley I don't know. You
viii have TO fill in your vacant places.
Then there comes q time when you
can't iii in any more without con-
gestion. And Fl Paso must avoid that
BY all means"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-02
Wives Are Cheaper
Tkon MuIes in TnrBen

than mules in Turkey. Poor men
who cannot afford the beasts OF bur
den are buying more wives for IS
cents and using them as draft ami
mails
This IS the statement OF the In
terchurch movement. which made an
appeal for women physicians for
missionary work in the near east
Many Christian girls who were sold
into slavery and are now living in
harems. need medical care. which
they are allowed TO receive only from
members OF their own sex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-02
About Broadway Plays And Players

NEW YORK. April Waller Hamp-
IN den has terminated his engage
nent in Hamlet" at the Lyric
theater. and Barney Bernard. in Ills
Honor. Abe Potash" has moved 10
that house from the Bijou in order 70
play 10 more people A h woods Is
presenting at the BiiOu- Crane WIZ
bur-s new play. The Ouija Board
The cast includes Howard Lang VII
liam IuEersoIl EeEin6 wallace. stew
art F. Wilson, Mr. Wilbur, George
Gaul. Edward Ellis. Blythe Daly,
George Danuenburg and Wiuiam
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-02

WI perfect themselves N the SPECIAL SCHOOLS 70 lead and
direct such enterprises
The high school, the School for Girls and the parochial
schools all have their occasional plays performed by stu
dents These often Of notable merit and it viii be easy
to pick ont the exceptional boys and girls and give them
wider opportunities Of training and expression Tie
ncipal theater viii be on the lookout.
The municipal theater should be made self suppe 6ng
from the beginning This IS possible only If the genial
public hungry for amusement viii give its strong support
the purchase Of tickets and large attendance at every
performance.
FL Paso possesses talent of every for public
tainment purposes. Why not use it?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-02
School Election.

TOMORROW the voters of El Psso are called upon to
select three trustees fer the city schools for years
Six appear upon the ballot from which to make
selections Any qualified voter is permitted to cast
ballot IN the election The denied the priT
lege Of voting in this election nasmuch the state law
only gives them permission to vote in the primaries Upon
the men, therefore, deToves the responsibility for select
ing the best for the place.
No mistake viii be made IN voting for Charles S
Ward. Mr.. Ward while not candidate of The Herald Is
employed by this paper superintendent of the oompos-
ing roo and has been with The Herald for Il years He
has daughter in the schools and has been deeply inter
product Of the public schools and knows the problems
the schools He learned the printers trade IS years ago
and has been member Of the typographical union for
that period The Herald knows M Ward a who
has the courage Of his convictions; who VIII do his duty
to the best Of his ability and who VIII work hard to help
make and keep FL Paso's schools as good any in the
country
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-02
Ripping Rhymes
By WALT MASON
Hollands Stand

DAME rather admire her and dauntes @
l. pker maiden kaiser Bill
It's rearing paving bluffs and pleas VIII
and high price He
sawog from AFFAIR." he whacks
staple In talk
special peade your protests you'd ike
your your dly syaoTes Old Bill has laid aside
these high priced
money honest sweat his effort steps him.
streaming brow; wonder the that Holland keeps
and she'd rather lose a
Copyright Matthew Adama WALT hAsOh.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-02

Ruth Shepley. now IN adam and
Eve" at the L0ngacres is TO be yea
tr1red in a new comedy drama BY Guy
Bolton which viii be given sprinE
fryout soon BY Comstock g. Gsst- The
play viii not be seen in New YORK
until next winter. as Hiss Shepley
viii remain in the adam and Eve
cast FOR its full engagement at ths
la sale theater. Chicago.