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Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06
OLYNPIC GANIES

The American athletes Wackmcn. box rs. wrcstlcrs aud swimmers -who are to participate in the Olympic games at Aut- wcrp. Belgium this month. will soon be at hc scene of coming trials.
 In an the Olympic games to date, the United States has gathered it's ul share of amcls. The teams that have bcccu sent oycrscas to participate in these mtcma- .iou8l contests have proved themselves .oual to thc best in all thc world.
 This year. predictions are being made. particularly in thc foreign press, that the Americans will carry off more than the usual number of prizes if they send abroad athletes of as splendid capacity as those who represented the United States in earlier affairs.
 The European Allied nations and Aus
 aasia lost numbers of their most promis- ing athletes during the war; Youngsters auabIc of making showing in the games were needed for military service. They were among the first to be called ud the hst in many instances to be mustered out
 The Scandinavian nations which were untouched by thc wan, promise os usual Co give the Americans a hard run in thc ymn- 1uS contests in which they have entries. but France. Great Britain, Italy. Ausw- ia and New Zealand, prominent m the earlier contests do not expect to have as strong teams as formerly.
 In measure, however, this lack O. available material has been made good by more intensive training This is partrt- arv true of France and Japau which have turned to sports with am enthusiasm which bodc, well for the future of athletics m hcsc countries Seattle Times
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06

been sworn out by fish wardens in this dis- trict agaius, violations of the fishing laws by trap owners, while as far as we know onIv two have been sworn out aganst al- legged trap robbers.
 Be the facts as they may one crime does mot condoue the other Just because the trap owners violate the laws is mo rca- son that pcor should rob the traps, and just because t.c traps are robbed is mo rco- son why trap owners should violate the fishing laws by fishing their traps on Sun days or fish tine streams.
 Our idea of justice would be to treat a.l men alikc-bc they worth one dollar or a billion. When they are apprcbended in the theft of fish from the waters of AIaska- whether the fish are in a trap or uot- jus icc and stern justice with a sting to it, should quickly follow
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06
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same time shuddcr ln fear and tromb- ling lest tho applause is taton scri- oualy and am encore results That is lying by inference and is just as bad as Che spoken variety
 We arc entertained at dinner .whcro Che soup tastes liko Croat Salt Lake. Che meat is sirIng and raw tho coffee is nothing but scared water and thc bottom pio cruat ls Che mme texture as strap iron When we leave lotor we look Che hostess In Che eye and tcll hcr we don't know when we have enjoyed a dinner 30 much Thirty minutes iator we arc barking l'kc a fox terrier at plate of ham and eggs at thc Groasy Spoon cafc. And yet il is better to lio than ten Che hostess tho truth lt h not her fault but bcr misfortune chat she never learned Co cook.
 IT newspaper told Che truth about everything iH editor would be compelled to woar suit of armor when ho went Co Che post office for his mail and ho would not dare to sIt by am uncurtaincd window at night
 When thc Stroller was running a newspaper in Florida. hc WIS occua- toned to refer to "our distinguished follow c.Hzon Colonel William Wees" when he wol know Che old whisky barrel had been choscd out of Arboueas for stealing hound dogs and chat "Old Bm Wien" was tho only namo hc had ever known pre- vous to his advent In Florida
 Colonel Bourbon once winged thc srouor for mentioning his daughter Arobcua without using tho odicct- Iycs "boauum. charming and me- compIIahcd" when Che truth wos chat hls daughter wus pio-focod. walked nircon-tocd and did mol know an adycrb from a decima-frac- uon
 Nany a bilious and mcasly baby is practically dcyourcd on thc half shell because Of its mothers pink tcas Moro lying by inference.
 We speak Of a man as profound hcoioeIan" and "dccp thinker" for . tbc reason that he buttons hIs collar behind and looks chilly What would we say Of him if ho buttoncd his cont or hla pants Che same way2 And .,ot if people would only say what hcy think about such practices . quit lying by inference many changes for Che better would be brought about
 Whom you hear a man ay "l ncyc- used to lic" agree with him. but tol him that umc was before hc rould mrk That win bc one truth for you 10 you never toll another.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06

Oconuuuoj from paeo D
 .a.a nonresident member Of mc nary
 .u quite probable taa. One camp speak ol procured 70 certain amount o0 wild mont and. m act a rmo warden sont tbcro to mycsti- gate made several arrests; thc y.o- Iatou o. tac law pleaded guilty and ue.e nuoI sI o.ob and allowed Go roc tain ho meat Ir thoy had pleaded mo. guilty. mo jury would have cone ua.d tnom How much potter Go have D m. nv suited to Che re- ouremous ol tho country thon one to which every one Ia autaeon.ft.c
 "m my many ycau of close cone .aot vh .hc people Of Alaska. dur ire which umc ! have been thrown into intimate association with an classes from Che tupnor In Che hun living In a manner almost as primitive as che Neut to the man of wealth. surrounded by every 'uN- ury have yet to And any desire to have laws made so loN chat there shah b. any dmrcr ol oytorm.uat.on or cym depletion of tho eamo. An rrrco hat hcre ahould bc stringent laws aeama, bc Killing ol icmalc animals. hat in communities served commercially by adequate systems of transportation. there should bo strict observance ol Che closed soaaous and lmHe and that district n which c.mc depletion is evident should he eoad to shooting mm Che herds arc r.cabIshoi
 .Thero arc. Of course. r.olators of law m an rars ol Che country oven In Che o.dcr settled States and aana. hc.c volofors WIG must have adequate protection uniortmot.y for Aaba Che instances of vio.o- uon or Che Iaw which are always given The greatest publicity. are ae- certoi by uimconacrvoton.at' as rorcoune Ono ataudc o. an A'oa- Nms Alaskan. believe. perhaps cr- rmeouHy Chat Alaska Is being re- served and conserved for Che benefit of nr.eu. and future generations of possible visitors Go he Territory, and that thc needs and desires of a population struggling aeams. every imaginable adveuo condition. both natural and aruac.al are treated as not worthy of consideration. Tho unfortunate result is chat A'a.kaus -ro nm.r'ons 1f every ancc.aI law
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06

rho stroller fccls that it a his duty Co say something u defense of pcr.onagc long a.uco doccascd one Amu.aa whom we are told n holy writ was qruck icad for iyng And % certain odium and stigma has .,or s.ucc boon attached to thc uamo Auaua regardless of lho fact Chat nc Icu an example that has thunder cd down thc corridors of al tmc os Che refuge or au mon and women. ,oo Tho nsalmst David made mo mistake when hc said lu hIa haste. "NI men are uau." Ju. why David qualified bh statement with "n ha.c." Che Stroller has uoycr been ab'c To understand. "Aftcr mature IabcaHou" would havc been a more natural qualification and more Gtuur Go Che subject under consider auor And yet Auan.as was discou- uuuod ummarIly icrkod hcncc .or doing something that everybody ,ire hm bcon doing ever since and win continue to do mtl Ono ud of imo
 Tho Stroller has eivw Che matter 1f Iru- considerable Thought and hc Ina. concluded hat uo average per- son uo either outright or by nicr- aueo from Urco to five times n waik- me around nm average block In ncI |, s doubtful il person would 1.-Two lo encompass u entire block II bc or .u. rore,ed Iu sticking ab. .omay to the truth whIlc making nr attempt For example,
 We come down town u Che morn. me and moe, au acquaintance who. as a matter of form. asas "How arc tm na momme We rcpiy. .rner chan Ha" when thc truth s we lo. U.c we were ou our iaat Ira after Ie.n.c" night and witch a ta.. lu our mouth ,Hat rcmiuda us ol nm oy.rvorkeI hena nest Lio NJ.
 Further along vc meet candi f.to lor .omc oUOe Uco oats "Wmt fo you think of my chaucose" Arc ue u teI hm rao truth and risk having our head rHaehcdc Hardly We tou mm vo ..c mo reHon why he should uo. win hands down whcn avar down in hc basement Of our haul WIG arc confident chat Inc could mo. be elected dog catcher u am n. dian vuue. L.c Mo- D.
 And so It goes throughout Che day. Wc meet young mother rndue ho first born which shc !. anN.ou. to oyhh.l We akc peep and sl.am "Uov auoeti" whom M. know that hc child has iac' I.e a bum pup
 w. attend am amateur perform .r0o of some kind and at and clap our hand. and applaud and ot th'
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06

naacd by Congress and Of every fur. thcr withdrawal Of lands for any purpose. even If announced as only temporary In character There arc temporary withdrawals which have been in existence for nearly 1f years mW laws arc enacted which have Che support Of Che majority Of Che people. thoro win be an possible cyas.ons
 "Aud so it is with tho ramo lawa Because ] ann a Sworn officer Of the law ] am today enforcing laws of an kinds with which have mo sym patby. to thc beat Of my ability ar though Che enforcement Is dcrImou- Gal to Che development of Che Torr. tory'
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06
SOUR DOUGH NOTES
Happenings on Douglas Island Twenty Years Ago This Week
 From News Files

Chas H Carleton subscribed for Ono News lMr Carleton auu takes tho paper. although ho has moved away from Alaaka and live as Alma. MaincJ
 M. J. O'Connor while huntinr grouse on Mt Jumbo found a sheep ono of a band that had escaped scy- cral months before from a local butcher Mr. O'Connor after quite a chase over thc poaka killed Che animal with hls shotgun. Hc at- tempted to carry Che carcass Go town but was unable to do ao.
 odd Fellows lodge making plans Co celebrate ia second anniversary.
 The Douglas public school opened
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06
FISH PIRACY

Fish piracy IS said to hc rampant iu Alaska rh.- year, The piracy is quite cvcu- Iy divided m,o two classes of thcft-thot of tbe fisherman who lifts traps and takes fish claimed by tbc trap owner. md the trap owner who allows his trap to fish i'- legally thereby taking fish that belong to the citizens or thc whole country.
 or tbr two crime. we know not which is tie greatest The first is generally termed piracy aud tbc latter a "violation of the fishing hws." The first is a crime against individuals ud thc latter crime against thc whole country.
 For tbc crime against am individual a man is Eab'croa a long term in the pcuitcn- tiary. and for the latter small fine is gcu- orally thc pamly This oue-sldcd idea of justice i, an wroug-cach is a crime that should bc punished with Imprisonment.
 ~.,.atlina I'-o twautv warrntS have
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06
NOW AT TREADwELL

Robert Fraser and family who for tho past several years have been uyIus n the former LiyIo home .u noucIas. have moved to Nob Hll in Trcadwcl and win occupy ,hc for- mcr residence of Mr. and Mrs Frank LcNoir. Mr., Fraser win be nearer to his work at Che Troadwcii foun- dry n hls new home.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06

with on attendance Of 70 scholars.
 Bob Mcfarland injured by a fall down Che Incline shaft at Che Ready Bullan. Mcfarland was shift boss lu Che mine.
 Herbert Wilson given a farewell party on tho eye Of his departure for thc interior
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06
CLUB MEETING

Mrs. J. w. Martin was hostess to Che Douglas Island Woman's Club at hor home on Second Street Wednes- day afternoon lt ls reported that am interesting session was held.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06
THE EAGLE

Just now Oboe" Homaday, absentee custodian of thc game of Alaska, has turn ,lms attention from thc mm-kiIlug Alas kan brown bear To the samon-kiIlug Alas kan eagle llc dcpIorcs the fact that a bounty has been placed on che hcad-or rather c'avs-of rbs noble bird He fears ina. .hc bud emblem of our country. will bc cNcmumicd by bounty hunters stirred to slaughter by the magnificent prize of tered by tbc Territory He dcplorcs tm aa.. of affairs and views with alarm th, situation m which thc country will be lc' when lt has no more winged emblcms q, n- through -hc air to inspire its citizens t' nob.. deod> c.c.. ctc.
 We win have to give Mr. Homodal credit .or being am exceedingly busy man hu. ou .he other hand, wc will have to oIs, eJyc hm credit .or being am awiu.Iy ig uum mO.
 Ta. bounty m Alaskan eagles is fifty rn. .w each eagle. High power shells the r..r on.> which cam reach md xii. the arI u m, lofty pcr.l cost about twenty cr~ .ach That leaves thirty cents T, ec- t.c hum., tbc killer must swear to his eac'. claws -r.at costs little more. \ man should average about ouc eagle every third >u.r. and bc mi4h. get half dozen m Jars shooting. llc would have shot GeIt.eu ~.c.., tha. cost him about three dollars ud uc would get three dollars for u.~ eagle claws lIc would bc even lor Che day.. -uoo.m- bu. would have to hock his gum lo got money to pay notary fees m or- dor .o ro.cr.
 or rour>c. ifa man was a sharpShootU aud ruud h.t thc eagle in the eyc-tha eye which Is ta. uIy ouc in man, beast or bird that .au Ioo, a. tnc sun without bImkiu- hc might make ahou, dollar six bits u thc season. 'rh's of course he could uso oru outfit %. grub to go eagle hunting the next ~.a-uu. Dr. llomday seems to think uu, about h'f ,hc population is doing uo,Iu. bu living off thc bounty ou eagle, and t.at everyone is a walking arscm. vaIsu- about ,hc territory s.augmcrm- rac brd~
 To be.u with. there are uo people cu caecJ u killing eagles m Alaska solely ioi the humt People who have arms when they -.e am oa-'cat thc mouth of stream engaged iu r~ .avoritc pasrmc of kiIIme off salmon. .iI t just as one would xii. a c.ro.e ora wolf or amy other killer Some. time, tncc.aw, are taken ud turned m fol the bounty mJ sometimes they are uot
 The eagle is niece bird We like to see i-m -w.u.y-do.lar gold pieces. Scuti mentally it is a beautiful thing but in i., i.i~a destroyer of food and should be and is killed wherever found
 It is our rom.ry'S emblem. The lion i, thc emblem of England but they are moi met walking along tbc Strand in London neither they allowed to roam among the hedges o.thc English countryside.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06
KEEP OFF

Tho poruuuon which may bc ob- served when going to Che ferry on tbc old ferry wharf is for Che pur- pose of keeping tcamstcrs from driv- ne to thc face Of tho dock The wharf is no longer as strong os it was I'm its younger days.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06
AFTER LONG VISIT

Mra Arno shudshift and daughter 'oarl returned on tho Admiral Wat on early yesterday morning. after iay.ug been on a visit at Seattle md Tacoma sInco last March.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06

Each year in this section of Alaska some ouc is lost either in the woods or tue mIs Sometimes it is a young man or men aud at other times it is someone of more mature years. This time is was man oI sixty years of age who went out alone to climb Mount Juneau. We ewill say that the act was a rash one, but nevertheless we feel sorry that amy human being should meet tbc terrible death of perishug m the hi,ls.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06

Our hot wave has passed. It passed in a blaze of glory and old Sol registered o9 in the shade at the tail end of the scauce. The rain has been falling in torcnts-scem- mely to make up for lost timc-md sour douebs who were swclterug in the heat are rcyc.mg in the moisture for which their natures crave.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06

The Russian Reds seem to have Inc Pole, whipped and the only thing that cam now save Polish independence is mtcrIe- oucc from the allied nations. It would seem shame that the Polish nation. ior SO many years under the domination of alien powers. should now be ground under the heel of BoI- ,hcvik Russia. It would be shame l. that 'cpuous spot of Europe called Russia should spread to a ueigbboriug country and coutamiuate that country The Rus siam Reds should be driven back beyond their own borders and bc kept there.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06

That mail that is being carried from Nmcola to Nome by the army aiplmcs will just about run a dead heat with Mr. Rurlcsou's Alaska mail service.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06

For Che best and nootost job print ing. como Co tho Nows office.
Douglas Island news., 1920-08-06
URGES CHANGES
 IN ALASKA LAWS

.Coat.nucd from paeo D
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-19

crippled by the walkout
Of men and members or
drill crews. Only freight
traffic has so far been impaired by
renewal Of the strike.
The workers who walked out dur
ing the night say they are tired Of
waiting for the wage adjustment
According to leaders, the time limit
OF sixty days for the promised adjust
ment Of the grievances OF the men
was up three days ago.
Strikers declared every freight yard
would be tied up before nightfall.
co. Workmen Out.
Burlington, Iowa. June 19,-Eighty-
one sWitchmon employed by the C.. 3.
4 q here walked out at 2:30 o'clock
this morning. The men are members
of the Chicago Tradesmens associa-
tion and assert the strike will be gem
eral over the system before night:
The men are demanding a dollar an
hour for forcmen and 95 cents for
helpers.
Decides Clothing Case.
Rochester, \. Y, June 19.-Justice
Rodenbeck today handed down de
cision sustaining the Michaels- Stern
Clothing company of this city in its
suit against the Amalgamated Cloth
ing workers for a permanent inJunc'
tion and 800, 600 damages.
The case was the outcome of
strike called by the Amalgamated
against the company in July, 1919, be-
cause of the discharge of girl work
er on the ground she was soliciting
members for the union during work
ing hours. 1t was accompanied by
much disorder and several arrests.
and police guarded the plants for
some time.
1t finally procured a temporary in
junction against the organization and
asked the damages awarded it, The
hearing in the case was prolonged
and bitter.
The New York City law firm Of
which Eihu Root is the head ap-
pearod for the workers
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-19
VICTIM OF MYSTERY.
SHOOTING FIRST MET.
SPOUSE AT ALTAR.
FRIENDS LAY SHOOTING or MEX
ICAN BRIDE TO DESPONDENCY,
DUE LARGELY TO WIDE DIVER.
GENCE OF CASTE LINES.

Mrs. John Corrllo, Twin Bluff wom-
an who was seriously wounded Thurs
day afternoon when she is said to
have accidentally discharged a re-
yolver into Der body, is resting easy
at Ryburn hospital, where she has
been since iuat after the accident and
it i said has a good chance for re-
covery. During the night she slept
well and her condition was greatly
improved this norning.
Wed to Stranger.
An interesting sideIight on the life
Of Mrs. Corrillo was learned today
She is said to have been a Mexican
girl of Spanish descent and to have
come from very good family. Hell
marriage TO COrriIlo was arranged
and was other than love match and
it is said she never saw her hu band
unuil She arrived in Ottawa to marry
him. She has been well educated and
is an attractive young woman, and
is said 10 have felt herself of better
caste than the remainder Of the Mox-
leans who reside in this part of the
middle west.
Little in Common.
Her dependency and homcsickacss,
WIu' n her noiahbore claim she has
been afflicted with for the past soy.
cral months, is said to have been
caused because She had very little in
common with her husbands friends
and associates and ycarncd for her
old circle Of friends in Arizona, whore
5he lived before coming to Ottawa.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-19
ELECTION DATE FOR $4,000 BOND
ISSUE FIXED FOR MONDAY, JULY Z

Fourth Ward Weiler's store, Co
lumbus ana Joliet streets.
Fifth Ward ilellman boilding
Chestnut street
Sixth Ward Schaeler's hall, Chest
lut street kA
Election Officials.
The following are the judges anc
clerks who viii be n charge Of The
polling places:
First Ward.
Judges G. NJ Pool, Howard Farms
worth Ouo Hctzncr
Clerks owen Anderson, T II, boo
Ian, William t. Williams.
Second Ward
Judgcs-Seth Gregg, George G.
Dunawny sam proisIcr,
CLERKS 20 hauncey liaWley, 10th
rop Perkins r. }. Sbanley.
Third Ward
Judges William Morgan, FeIiH
Nader Frank Holmes.
Clerks Charles Cullen JnO. Ne
Mahon, Superior street; Glen Shuler
Fourth Ward.
Judges Ben Schwart2rock Flor
cncc Barrett. Tim Crcodon
Clerks james Parker Henry Hon
kcl, Michael Diunocn.
Fifth Ward
Judges Iamcs Singer, James Dun
lap, Joseph Noran.
turrl<s Fran, Isrnnld@um Dpluie
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-19
COUNCIL AT SPECIAL SESSION
DECIDES ON DATE FOR REFER.
ENDUM COVERING THREE BIG
SHAME JUDGES AND
CLERKS.

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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-19
MANY ANGLES COVERED
DURING DEBATE AT
BOARD MEETING
BRIDGE IS FAVORED
PLAN TO COMBINE COUNTY'S
AND ClTY'3 EFFORTS m ERECT
ING MONUMENTS THAT WILL
LAST AND ALWAYS BE CREDIT
TO THE COMMUNITY.


oi'aWa iahk@ appeared poiofo l't
supervisors in response to an invita-
tion Yesterday To rive their IDEAS as
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appropriate 10 IoaNo 10 tno La 0"l'
county fighters Of tine world wat for
which faat vc.r u Z oa0 fund was au-
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i0c oodtd lltl''.7' 'hiN ''''#"l -
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'"r" th'l VIII DC tttoI' 20 Ids Noi".
hutiity.
Favors Bridge Memorial.
Lieut. Harry +. Kelly spoke, adyo.
ea'lhs that me ooaFd commune lh'h
ehoIt1 WIN 'he tI'E ana mix i'''
morlal t'i't every man ana "o'nan III
inc county 'cuia we" ana tAalDI' v"
tH'l' 'li'huS WIN P4Iu'. ~ 'u@'
s'''eo tiIdt louF iheiIloI'di P"iaI7 "c
tfectcd at lnc coIlciH oi inc pfoP'7,u
ne" roA river o'iaEo, 'H"' one ~, We
"ignen as iaciHofI'i 10 'ic aoi1'eta'
aho'hcF 10 lac aalior5' i mira 80 '"@
aviator" dhlI th' lo"ld' 10 """'.'
oranch "i ihe SCI wee in3 'oIi''i'''e9
IN charEe desired.
Tie estimated the cost oi these rI'-
iarS as aDoHt A-',Vn0 ana CApalhti
that be erecting these the eotHl}
would nave 9loo,N'' memorial al
the cost ol @2''ooo, as jhc b'ld2" hAd
to ne punt any way,
lie suggested lHat II the board IL
they Wefe not able - bWIt the proper
anna OF a memorial at tNe present
time wal; lIIty years rather thah pl't
up one that would not ne u tAe Typo
the cltlAeh5 eonId take pride III. ii'
also spoke ol the ad'lsdJ'ii} OF pIdt.
lnS the memorial uu the site OIL the
FOX river bridge
Weesc Against State PARK.
Lieut.. Glenn Nc"a@ suggested 'h"
'he supervisor erect HaHd7"iH
Shatt or memorial Win tAHf aiiFo-
prla Ton. lie stated ina. lheEc was.
ne beileFed, not a Single aoiGI"F OF
Sail"r IN Inc county VINO ASKED lor =
monument or VINO wanted one cfrtt,d
IN memory OF any ol the WoFh ne dlH
durlhg the war
MI Nee5c Sds-eate0 tH2t lhe mon
UiheNt was TO snow the SplFlt Oi tnt
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-19
READING and PENNSY
MEN STOP WORK; o.
employees walk OUT
tBy the Associated freks)

Philadelphia, June I9-Ihe railroad strike
was rsumed in this vicinity last night and today.
The Pennsylvania and Reading companies were
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-19
Mayor Leads Opposition.

Mayor George V. 3. Weeks. who
represented the city in the case, Is
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-06-19

or shaft and favored placing what
ever they erected in the state park.
The meeting was adjourned without
any action whatever being taken in
the natter