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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-25
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids viii be received for tn
construction Of the Improvement o.
parts Of Van Buren, and other street,
in the southeast part of the City O
Ottawa by the Council OF the City o.
Ottawa, until the 9th day OF July, A
II 1921. at the hour OF 100 D m al
the City Office in the Central Life
Building in said City Of Ottawa. Hi
n0is at which time and place said
bids viii be politically opened
1t Is estimated that there will be
about the following amounts Of WotE
to be done and materials to be fur,
nishcd
390S Gu yds of excavation, 500
lin IT. concrete combined curb an I
gutter 1870 sd yds, asphaltic con.
crete pavement, including five t5l
inch concrete base for same; 600 so.
YES, Of Vitrtied brick pavement
Said Improvement shall he con
stTuCted and made in accordance Will
the ordinance providing for the samC
and the maps, plats, plans and speci-
tlCations for the same on file in the of
nee Of the City Clerk
Pv0p0saIs must he made on blanks
furnished by said Council and in com
piance with the instructions thereto
attached which can he had an annlj.
cation to the CITY clerk. ana must be
accommodated nv cash or nv chack
navahia IN rha ordar of tho Navor IN
iis official capacity csrtifeG nv a
s,,orsihI.' ta,,it so. a. an,n,.nt 80 ot
lass man fen nar cent u0c,l ~ fha
-.rr,.,a,'ta - ~ ,,,,,,''..',
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-25
notice EXTRAORDINARY.

Remember the big Callahan Storil
company, twenty-five people. with
band and orchestra, opens a solid
week of cngagements In Ottawa. com.
menCng Monday, June q. under n
large canvas theater on lot corner La
sadie and Lafayette streets. This is .
refined company of ladies and gentle
men and caters to the very best Gle
ment They come highly recon-
mendCt by the city mayor and the
citizens Of MinOnk, Pontiac. Streator
snd surrounding cities We have oh
tained use of lot from city park board
and owner, and part Of the money OIL.
tanned by them goes toward beautify.
ing the grounds for the children
Fairgrounds This is worthy cause
ond should be boosted. Come ont AMI
hear the tree band concert nightly at
go Remember this Is the same
Kind ot a show yOl see in an opera
house, only much more pleasant and
cooler aud at lower popular prices
70. 90 and IS cents. We pay the war
tax
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-25
Ottawa. Ill.,, June %, 1921.

| Adjourned regular meeting OF Coua.
Gil of the city OF Ottawa, Illinois.
! Present, Mayor George V &
! Weeks, commissioners Wm Bradley,
| Edwd, Doueherty, Dana NJ Palmer,
| Chas. J. Stickleu.
Absent, None.
Mayor Weeks announced that this
was the time and place Tor the public
consideration OF the proposed i'm
prOycnent Of First avenue and other
trCtts.
Alter some discussion OF same
Mayor Weeks presented the following
resolution.
BE it Resolved By tho Council OF
the City OF Ottawa, That We do now
adhere to the resolution OF this CouI-
cit adopted on the sth day Of jung
1921, initiating scheme for the grad.
my, curbing and paving OF First ave
nue., State street and other streets and
Intersections in the City OF Ottawa,
which resolution is found heretofore
made part OF this record,
BE it further Resolved, That an or
dinance be prepared under the direc-
ton OF this Council providing Tor said
Improvement BY special assessment,
az initiated by the resolution of this
Council on June s, 1921, be present
Cd to the Council Of the City OF OF
taWa, together With the estimate or
the cost Of said improvement pre-
pared By the Public Engineer, Mayor
OF the city OF OTTAWA, and the recon-
mendatiOn OF the Council that said Oh
dlnance be adopted.
GEORGE V. b WEEKS,
Mayor,
Moved by Commissioner Palmer
that the resolution be adopted
Ayes. Bradley. Dougherty, Palmer,
Sticklen, w eeks.
Nays. None.
Motion carried
Mayor Weeks called up bids on East
Courtney street retaining wall. same
being on file as required by law.
Moved by Commissioner StickleI
that the OltendOrt Construction COM
pany be awarded the contract
Ayes. Bradley, Doueherty, Palmer.
Sticklen Weeks,
Moved by Commissioner Sticklen
that the clerk be instructed to return
checks to the unsuccessful bidders on
the retaining wall contract.
Ayes Bradley, Dougherty, Palmer
Stieklen, Weeks.
Nays: None.
Motion carried.
Moved by Commissioner Dougherty
that we do now adjourn.
Ayes: Bradley, Dougherty, Palmer
Sticklen, Weeks. 80
Nays: None.
Motion carried,
w. w. CURTIS.
City Clerk,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-25
the Candle Shutters Were Snuffed.

1t is just about 800 years ago that
candle shutters used to be used, for
at that time there was a great ad.
vance N the manufacture of the
Wicks which enabled the latter 10
bhm more satisfactorily, and after
mat there was no use for the suffers
Tie Wicks Of candles are put through
treatment on various chemicals be-
FORE they are placed in the interior Of
the cnhdIe. This prevents them from
SmoEin" and from burning too rapidly.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-25
TAKE S448,O00 FROM
BURGLAR PROOF VAULT

New York June 2J..-NOies OF the
Sinclair Consolidated Oil corporation
totaoIing S44S,000 are reported missing
under mysterious circumstances The
additional loss Of $4,000 in notes
was reported today by the PinkerlOn
detective agency. which, with the
s22s0 900 loss reported last Monday,
brings the total to $iiS,000. Both
the detective agency AND the oil com.
pany declined u discuss the robbery
but 1t has been learned that "A cracks
man working under the nose OF the
Waterman, had succeeded in opening
three strong boxes in the company
offiCos without leaving 80 much as a
finger print behind.
To reach the notes which were
kept IN vault, three combinations
on separate doors had TO be opened.
The last was safe and was sup.
posed to be beyond the efforts Of a
craftsman to open it by feeling or
sound A small cash box, however,
had been forced open, the robber oh.
tanning $500 in money.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-25

Ottawa, III, June u, 1921.
Regular meeting Of Council OF the
City OF Ottawa, lllinos.
Present; Mayor George V. B
Weeks, Commissioners VIM Bradley
Edwd, DOugherty, Dana NJ. Palmer
Chas, J. Sticklen,
Absent None.
Minutes OF last two meetings read.
Moved by Commissioner Palmer
that minutes be approved as read
Ayes Bradley, Dougherty, Palmer,
Sticklen, Weeks.
Nays None.
Motion carried
Mayor Weeks presented petition Of
j, l.. sullivan and others asking per-
mission to place sidewalk within three
teet of curb line.
Moved By Commissioner Bradley
that petition TO move sidewalk be.
tween Lafayette and v Arlington
streets on Chestnut street be referred
10 Street Commissioner.
Aye: Bradley, Dougherty, Palmer,
Sticslen. Weeks.
Nays: None
Motion carried.
City Clerk reported that on June u,
l92l, he had mailed the following no.
tee 70 persons paying last taxes on
property interested:
NOTICE
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-25

Improvement passed July 80, A. y
1870.
tSIgned)
GEORGE Y. Il, WEEkS,
Ayes nradlN, buughwtS Palmer,
Sucklcn, Weeks
Nays Nom,
Motion carried
Moved hy commissioner SuckIen
that We adjourn o. meet Monday, June
-, 1921 at 80 g. M
Ayes Bradley Ouughrrty Palmer
Surkl"u, Weeks
Nays None
Motion carried
". W CURTIS,
City Clerk
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-25
NOTICE
OF the Time and Place OF Public
Hearing.

The Council OF the City of Ottawa.
Illinois, has passed resolution that
local improvement be made in the
City OF Ottawa and State OF Illinois
IN substance as follows:
That First avenue from Glover
street to the city limits; Catherine
street from Glover street to n line
'Nty-siX t6GD feet south OF Moore
street; State street from Glover
street to the city limits; Christie
street from Glover street to a line
siXty-six t6GD feet south of Moore
street; Moore street from First ave.
rue to Christie street. together with
the several street intersections, shall,
De improved by the construction of Il
one-course reinforced concrete pave
ment and a concrete curb built in
tegral with the pavement.
Engineers Estimate OF the Cost OF the
Improvement.
ENcaVating, rolling and pre-
pairing subgrade and level
ing OF parkways, GLE Gu.
yds. material, at 10 cents
per Gu yd. ...............s 5,0&409
constructing 1878 So yds.
measured from back of
curb to back of curb
of oGe-Course reinforced
Portland cement con-
crete pavement. complete
in place, including neces-
cary steel reinforcement
protection plates, joints
and bituminous filler re-
CURED protection aud
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-25

Estimated cost ........ $40 ,O25 A.
awful expenses and costs
attending the same, not
exceeding per centum. o.. 2941.5I
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-25

Moved by Commissioner BradIe,
that bids be received and placed Oh
file
Ayes. Bradley Dougherty, Palmer
Sticklen. Weeks
Nays None
Motion carried.
Moved by Commissioner Bradley
that We do now adjourn.
Aye. Bradley Dougherty. Palmer
Sticklen. Weeks.
Nays None
Motion carried
". W. CURTIS,
City Clerk.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-25
Of the Meeting of the Mayor and c

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N"Neo by commissioner bouaherti
'hai iI' minutes OF last meeting D."
pti"''a !" I,"u
AYES iI"oi'H' ponEHel'S Palmer
Hli,Ei'H, Weeks.
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Mayor Weeks presented communi-
| cation from Chamber a commerce
and Ru mes Mems Association re-
AarduE sale ui fireworks.
Moved BY Commissioner Palmer
! mat communication from chamber Of
! commerce ana Busintss Mems Assoc
! cation he received and hled,
ASes. BRADLEY Duulhrrty Palmer
! atlckien, Weeks.
! Maya None.
I M"lI"H 'aFl'a.
MAYOR NleeAs presented ordinance
| on SAFE ana storage OF fireworks.
I Moved by commissioner DouEhrrt} .
mat actIoh on SAID ordinances be de- /
leliyd uhtI Jhht l.. l32l.
AYES bradley pousherty, Palmer
S'lChIeiI Neths'
NAYS. none.
MOTION carried
commissioner HuthIeh presented
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-25

oHd'' &c stored.
lie 1t ordained by the Council Of Tia,
CITY CT Ottawa, Illinois
g section l. The discharge. firing al
use "i fireworks OF every description
and kind, or Of any substances. de
signed or intended for pyrotpchni,
display !, hereby prohibited, except
,hE hohlhn candles not over fourteen
Ihrh'S IN length skyruckuts tothr,
than hcmhshell rock,tsD. not Woigh
ing over onehalt pound, piuwhrr!s
'parhieis, volcanoes. iOWcrpots ,ri
angles
Section | T. Provided. however
mat IA" CITY Council may grant per.
mission for the pubiAc display Of fire,
works, by properly qualified indiyid.
naIS under tho direct supervision of
experts in the handling OF fireworks.
| provided also that such display or
displays shall be at such a character
ana 50 located discharged or fired. Us
IN TIE opinion of the Commissioner Of
| Public Health and Safety shall not be
hazardous to surroundings property. or
'nddhEer any person or persons.
| Srttlun ;, The DISCHARGE or firing
OF any fireworks or display of any
Kind or description on any sidewalk
| street, uyeuu, or alloy within RI, Inn
/ its OF the CITY of Ottawa IA h,rebv nrn
! hibited
Section z The sale Of any articI.
or substance to be used for fireworks
or display AT retail is hereby pro.
hihlted excepting those articles enum.
Grated in SECTION one Of mis- ordi
nance.
Sertion Tho ,t,r,,, .,r .,,.
fireworks al Wholesale is prohibited
except by permit from the council is
sued Tor one year Application for a
permit must be- filed with the Com.
missioner of Public Health and Safety
ten days previous to the passing upon
aid permit by the council. and said
Application for permit must give de.
tailed description Of the nature kind
and quantity Of fireworks desired to
be stored, ana the location of the
place where they are to be stored
Section A. The storage Of any az
tiIlc or Kind of FIREWORKS. except as
enumerated IN Section one Cf this or.
dance, is hereby declared to be a |
nuisance. and may be seized and de
stroyed by the proper officials under
order OF the Mayor
Section B. ANY person firm or~t
CORPORATION who may receive narmis
sion OF the council IN store tiraunrts
Shall comuIy with ali rules ar rapuia.
lions that the Comris. inper -. p7t'iia
Health and Safety may order for the
prevention and unting ont nf fro, ar
the permission grained ebalI J., 20
yoked
H'''l"h ., Any person. firm or cor
poFatloh violating the provisions Of /
He'tiohs one or Two OF this ordt. |
nance or 'Iluer OF them shail be deem
"a guilty OF misdemeanur aud shall |
De hheu not less than three dollars
I$"."p)' nor more than twenty-five
ooiiaFs tsZ'.V0l tor each oifense, and
provided also the violation OF sections
ihfee anu -Four OF this ordinance or
eithtr OF them shall be considered a
!nl'Htiheahof' and subject the person,
htii OF corporation convicted to fine
"l not leHs thah ten dollars t$lo.0Ol or
more than two hundred dollars
ts2oO.Vo) tor each oifcnse, and In the
forage OF fireworks each day shall
Constitute separate ofense.
ha la. t.l
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-25

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TCtal estimated cost. sol ,9tb.3Z
The foregoing estimate includes the
cost OF all labor and materials OF
every kind required in the COnstruC-
ton and completion of the improve
ment, hereinbetore described and the
Undersigned each for himself does
hereby certify that in his opinion
said estimate does not exceed the
posed and the lawful eyueusea attend
ing the same
GEORGE V f. WEEKS.
President of the Council of said CITY
of Ottawa.
GEORGE l. FARNSW0RTH
Public Engineer Of the CITY of OF
tawa
Notice is hereby given that in the
said resolution said Cannon ot tho
City of Ottawa fixed Monday. the 20th
day of June. A. D. 1927. at 1000 n. m,
and the Council Chambers. as the time
and place for the public consideration
thereof The extent nature kind
character and estimate NAV he
changed bv said Council at said publio
consideration thereof
All persons DESIRING will tben ba
heard as 10 the necessity nature or
cost as estimated of snrh imnrovn.
mant
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF or.
TAWA
Rv GEORGE V II WEEKS Nayor
Attest;
W W CURTIS civ Clork
Moved by Mayor Weeks that no.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-25

Total estimated cost s5l ,9G6 %
The foregoing estimate includes the
cost of all labor and materials of
every kind required in the construc-
tion and completion of the improve
ment. hereinbefure described. and the.
each for himself does
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-12
WAR |! |I||| VETS T||' TO
Get new CHANCE
Vocational Tr aiming.
Officers Coming

An opportunity will be given every
veteran Of the World War in Ramsey
county to receive assistance in the
settling Of claims for compensation,
advice, as to disqualification or voca-
tional education or information rela-
tive to any problems arising from his
war service, October IL and 18, when
the local "Clean Up" campaign is on.
The Red Cross and American Legion
are participating in this work at the
request Of the government and unit
ed effort is being made to help ev-
cry ex-service man who needs assist
ance Of any sort. ~. !.
The "Clean Up" squad viii make its
members include: a medical exan1in-
or and sa@si Prssentative Of the Feder-
al Boerd for Vocational Education Ex-
aminer, a Compensation and sInsur-
ancc Claims Contact Examiner, and
representatives from the Red Cross
and the American Legion. They may
te seen daily between the hours Of 9
a. m. and p. m. Persons who have
made previous claims which they be-
lieve were not satisfactorily adjust
ed may apply for q re-opening Of
their cases as well as men desiring
vocational training or, awaiting claim
adjustments.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-12

the Nonpartisan League, OF how the
Danish farmers gradually grew in
power until they now control every
branch of the government. He will tell
Of the wonderful laws they have put
on the statute book, of how they
changed the country from a condition
cf insolvency and despair to condi-
tion Of prosperity that surpasses any
country il, Europe if not in the world.
Denmark is farmers state. They:
rule it. They have made it contented
as well as prosperous, they have abol-.
ished illiteracy until now there is q
lower percentage Of people in Dem.
mark that cannot read or write than
in any other country. They have de-;
veloped the cooperative movement un-s
til now they do their own butchering5
and packing in Al comparatively own
ed packing plants, they control the
dairy industry, they buy almost an
that they consume comparatively, they
insure their own property, they own
great warehouses and in 1913 opened;
their own bank which now has branch:
es in every village in the country. q
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-12
Grain GRADING
la WIN HANDS OF
ENFORCING power
Attorney Lemke Going
After Violators
OF Law

The North Dakota grain grading
laws will be enforced to the letter from
now on, it has been definitely an
ncunced by the state grain inspection
department.
Every elevator doing business in
TINS state must have a state license
and any house that refuses to procure
such license will be closed, the an
nouncement says.
Furthermore, every grain ware
house doing business in the state must
abide by the rules and regulations Of
the Inspection department Or their
licenses will be revoked.
Attorney General William Lemke
made this announcement and one Of
his assistants has been assigned to
to it that this law is enforced. Elar.s.
tors buying grain must pay the f. :
ers the market price for the docka:se;
must give correct weight and grade
and charge only fair margin of prof
it. All it's transactions are subject
to the review Of the grain inspection
department.
The North Dakota grain grading
law is one Of the most popular enacted
by the Nonpartisan League legisla-
t,ire. This law was attacked in court
by the Minneapolis Chamber of Com
merce as soon as it went into effect
and it is still in court trying to put
it out Of business. Late this last sum-
nler Attorney Sveinbjorn johnson who
represents the Chamber of Commerce
asked the federal court for an injunc-
tion restraining the inspection depart
1nent and the attorney general from
enforcing this law.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-12
REV, HALFYARD
TO Leave HERE
FOR new PLACE
Will Become Pastor Of
Church At Bismarck

Rev. S. F. Hafyard, pastor for sew
tral years of the local Methodist
church, will locate at Bismarck next
week, expecting to move from here
His last sermon in Devils
Lake will be preached Sunday. His
successor will be Rev. Babcock Of
according to an announce
n,ent made here yesterday.
Rev. S. F. Halfyard, of Devils
Lake, will become pastor of the
McCabe Methodist Episcopal
church at Bismarck.
His appointment was made last
night at the Methodist conference
at Valley City, and the word was
brought to Bismarck at noon to-
day by J. X. Doran, who returned
from there. Rev. Halfyard fills
the vacancy created by the resig-
nation of DR.. G. H. Quigley.
Rev. Halfyard is we'll known in
Methodist circles in the state. He
formerly was instructor in Wesley
college, Grand Forks. He will
come to Bismarck in few days.
DR.. W. J. Hutchinson, superinten-
dent of the Grand Forks district,
however, is to preach here Sun
day.-Bismarck Tribune.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-12
FRED C. HOWE TO SPEAK
HERE MONDAY, OCTOBER II.
Noted Author And Lawyer Touring Nonpartsan
League In Interest OF Majority Rule

Hon. Frederick C. Howe, of Wash
ington, D. c., commissioner of immi-
grafton at the port of New York dur
ing the administration of President
Wilson, will speak at the court house
in Devils Lake on Monday evening,
October 18th.
sr He is known as the author of a
book, "The High Cost Of Living 2
which has been read by thousands of
members Of the League, as well as a
more recent book entitled Denmark;
"A Cooperative Commonwealth Ruled
by Farmers" which tells the story Of
how the farmers of Denmark rule
that little country so we'll and have
made it the most prosperous and
contented country in Europe if not
in the world.
Mr.. Howe will discuss banking in
terests, the railroad question, the rule
Of politics by special interests, and
also and very important to the farm
:ers Of North Dakota the story Of how
the farmers Of Denmark 40 years ago
started q movement very similar to
- \
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-12
BODY OF ANOTHER
VETERAN COMING
Mention Gunnerud Body
EnrOute To Home

The body Of Mention Gunnerud, war
hero u Ramsey, q village few miles
west Of here, will arrive from France
i'll Devils Lake in q few days, accord
ing to E. w. Gilbertson who will have
charge Of final funeral arrangements.
Mention Gunnerud
left evils Lake May 25th, 1918,
with the American troops; wounded
september 28th; died Of wounds Sep
tetnber Both, the same year. Fought
in the z6th division, Company I. 10th
lnfant1.. on the euse-Argonne for
est. Body arrived at Hoboken, New
Jersey October 9th. Funeral services
will be held at Big Coulee cemetery,
Ramsey, on arrival of the corpse
here. Rev. Rafshold, Of the Norwegian
Church, will oficiate. sss2 ts &.