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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13
Local Notes.

Byron Gage of Brookheld township,
shipped two car loads of sheep to Chi
cage last evening.
+. r. Spencer accompanied by his
son-in-law. Rex Peddicord, motored to
La Sale today on a business trip.
Mrs. ]. o. Vaughey is Streator
visitor today.
On Tuesday the 9th of December,
the second number of the musical
course given under the auspices OF
the Congregational church will be
given. The Nipple company are the
one to appear this month, and if they
give as full satisfaction as the first
company, all will be satisfied.
George Sterrett, city commissioner,
was in Chicago last night at meeting
of the Commandry of the Masonic
order
E. c. VanHooreheke, city attorney,
went to Springfield last night to at
tend another conference with c. R.
Miller, state superintendent of public
works, with reference to the paving
of Bluff street, in which the state and
city will cooperate.
Edward Smith and son Earl motor.
ed to Ottawa this morning.
John G. Fisher representing the Jor-
dan Motor company was a visitor to-
day
NJ Engel has returned from a trip
to Chicago.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13
TIME 1T is CHOKED OFF.

Someone leaving duty unpertorned lodging dirty
Job which belongs to him When is possible Tor mechanic 70
get separated ninety dollars OF hareaed money by blow
ing between Saturday night and Monday morning and
have his money taken from him within five minutes wall or less
from the house it ridiculous say that Ottawa Is not
pretty nearly wide open 1t common talk the streets
and places where ongregae that there nearly half dozen
the big places that being permitted To with little or no
interference Open charges are made that those responsible are
fixed but this like many other things connected with the vending
booze proven Some OF the charges believe
false but that the places selling the stuff beyond question
Everyone who is interested knows where be obtained but
is another thing get the evidence The they sell to will
peach and the booteggers discretion whom
they will sell But rank that impossible
close these joints in Ottawa when notorious places like those OF
Jim Leary and Ike LeWsohn in Chicago, he put OF
business and the Indicators convicted and punished No Ottawa
booegger foxy had hall the pull these mad
AS the situation stands disgrace the city heI
county and the The conditions in Ottawa different ron
opposed the enforcement of the eighteenth amendment and open
violations winked but Ottawa OF them Thel
people whole these places closed and demand that they
shall be OF when the governor vetoed the approximation
OF money for this purpose be used by the general that
officials teeth largely pulled but there still the government
which be induced If sufficient pressure is brought
But that hardly be necessary when stranger
Drift into town and all he able pay after scourn
in the city OF but few weeks.
The condition rank that it calls Tor action If the men
whose being banded about from pillar post account
of the notorious condition don't know it, time they wang
up The charges OF coin political fixing and alliances bel
all wrong but they the talk and dv the ndgna
ton OF people who the law enforced the rank b1oeggng
in Ottawa stopped will make themselves felt is impossible
to these joints with the available evidence of AMI
make the offenders less brazen The responsibility does not rest
on any ma1thee various parties responsible for the
handling OF these and effort should be made get action
from some onefrom the government down the city cops
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13
ULSTER SMARTS UNDER
IRISH PEACE TERMS

London, Dec. BY the A. p
notwithstanding the bitter feeling in
Ulster against England the great ma
jority OF the people are again going
under the Dublin parliament, the Bel
last correspondent of the Morning
Post says.
The business community and peo-
pie generally he says, are "smarting
under a sense of irreparable injury
10 degree not experienced for a
period OF 80 years. The toast to the
KING mas been expunged from the pro-
grams of impending functions, as was
zone at several gatherings on Satur-
day ana the correspondent adds that
TINS Is symptomatic of the change in
the temper OF the people.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13
Thrilling Story and a Moral,

Thrills or smiles is all you get for
your money from the movies. gener.
ally but here's something more To-
morrow afternoon and evening. at the
Gayety, at 3 or s, you may be thrilled
just as much as some big iniun"
could do it and occasionally amused.
perhaps more so. as you see some OF
tawa stars and the Arkansas doc.
tor" from London), while learning
something of priceless value from
the pictures showing how the first
victim OF infantile paralysis here. the
most serious, regains the use of her
limbs. after that seemed hopeless
You ought not to miss it. PLENTY NJ
room in the afternoon. Admission
% and 80. See also the beautiful
scenery of the Ozarks, at Eureka
Springs, where Dr. Allen formerly
conducted sanitarium.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13
House Phone, Black IS.
SECURES WARRANT
FOR ALLEGED HUNTER

w, NJ, Ballou of south Of Marseilles,
got out a warrant from ID. A, Mich.
olsons court charging Sam Jaffas
with trespassing on his property.
II seems that Jaffas took party
of hunters out to u neighbor of Ballou,
who had given permission for them
to hunt over his land. There were four
young men in the party.
While they were hunting, Jaffas
staid In his car Meantime Ballou had
been chasing some one through the
timber on his land and as he cane
out Of the woods he found Jaffas seat.
ed in his car waiting for his party to
finish their hunting, and jumped u
the conclusion that Jaifas was the
one he had been pursping, and so hat
him arrested.
The case will be on trial this after
noon.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13
BANK FLOWERS OVER
SLAUGHTER'S GRAVE

Little Rock, Ark, Dec 13.-Funera.
services for Tom Slaughter, killed by
a companion who escaped with him
rom the Arkansas pentcntiary. will
be held in the chapel of an undertake
ing establishment here this afternoon.
Hundreds of dollars worth of wreaths
and other designs are banked about
the casket and ono offering was pur.
chased anonymously AZ a cost of $3.50.
\ tag accompanying the tribute read :,
for silent tribute to the betrayed
friendship of convict who proved
himself at least q man"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13
Potatoes.

Chicago. Dec. 13.-Pototoes steady;
receipts, IS cars; total United states
shipments. 22G cars; Wisconsin round
white, sacked, S1G5-l.75 cwt; Wiscon.
sin and Michigan round white Luik,
SlG0-L79 cWt; Minnesota round white,
sacked, $1t5-l70 cwt; Minnesota Red
Rivers, sacked, $1.G5I.75 cwt; Idah }
rurals. sacked, S175-1S5 cwt; Ncbras.
Aa Bliss Triumpha, sacked poorly
graded. $40 cwt; Nebraska ruraIs,
sacked, 81 20 cwt
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13
STATE GRANGE OPENS
PEORIA CONVENTION

Peoria, Dec. 13.-The iftieth an
nual session of the Illinois State
Grange opened today and viii con-
tinue until Thursday. A golden iubi-
lee program will be given tonight
with the principal addresses being
made by f. a. Eckert, master of the
grange, and w Z. Hedgecock. agri-
cultural adviser of Peoria county.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13
"Boa.constrjctorsv

The name boa is applied to any Of
the large nonvenomous snakes of
tropical America of the family "Boi.
dae." These are closely related to the
pythons and popularity the name. boa
constrict9. is applied to any large
snake that entwines its prey, brushes
1t and swallows 1t whole.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13
Can Pay Too Hioh for Peace,

We love peace as we abhur puSil-
lanimity; but not peace at any price.
There is Il peace that is more deStruc-
tive of the manhood of living man than
war is destructive of his material body.
Chains are worse than bayonets.-
Douglas Jerrold.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1921.


The members OF Emmanuel Luth.
eran church have been notified that
there will be services held on Sunday
next at 2:30 p. m, Rev l.. T. Hagen
son officiating. Mr., Haagonson is to
have the pastorate OF Stavanger and
another church. and will decide later
whether he can make 1t possible to
have the Marseilles church also under
his charge.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13
M. {. Church Notes.

The Epworth League play to be
staged in the old Ruby theater some
time in January is taking more
definite shape. The persons who are
to take part in the play will meet with
Miss Grace Partridge of Washington
street on Thursday night for assign.
ment of parts
The December division OF the
Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church
will hold their bi-weekly coffee at the
home of Mrs. Oliver Malone on Union
street Dec. Is at p m
1t has been decided by the Sunday
school board to have a Christmas tree
for the children in the basement of
the church on Saturday night, Dec. "a,
instead of on Sunday night. Commit.
tees have been appointed to look
after all the details
class rally by the young men and
women of Marseilles in the basemen.
of the Methodist church will be held
tonight The evening is to be spent
IN games, talks, election of officers,
and will wind up with refreshments.
Every young man and woman be-
tween II and 80 is invited to take this
good time in.
Sunday evening at the close of the
service three candidates for the sacra.
ment of baptism were offered, Robert
and Louise Sharp, children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben sharp of Rutland street, and
William Barth Cunico, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Christopher Cunico.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13
Liberty Bonds.

New York, Dec. 13.-Libeity bonds
at noon: 3l2s, $3.50; first As, 1920
bid: second is, $3.50 bid; first 4l4s,
9726; second 44s, 1864; third AIS,
97.S2; fourth AIS, 972S; yiCtory 3als,
$685.; victory 4&s 10000.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13
Why Not

give mother and father pair of
glasses for Christmas. Nothing
would please them more. Good eye
sight is one of our greatest blessings.
See Gilbert, the optical specialist, at
Blanchard's Drug Store every We'd
nesday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13
Achean Circle Meets.

The Achaen Circle held on all-day
meeting today at the home Of Mrs.
+. r. Chandler of Bluff street to pre-
pare for the chicken supper and sale
Of fancy work Saturday afternoon and
evening.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13
Advice to Authors.

If you write a book, don't read IL
to friends; read ii to the meanest
man you know and who admires you
least.-From +. W. Howe's Monthly.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13
Railroad Improvement.

A south coast railway company IL
Experimenting with new engine which
can not only go from side to side but
forward London Punch
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13
Today's Markets
GRAIN

Furnished by G. W. Kirby, manager
Gardiner 3. Van Ness & Co. members
Chicago Board Of Trade, third floor
Moioney Building
High Low. Close close.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13
Wall ST.

New York, Dec, 13.-Aside from the
further strength of metals and the
heayiness of European oils, changes
at the opening of today's stock mar
ket were insignificant Trading was
in moderate volume and only a few
of the usual speculative favorites
were quoted within the first half hour.
Royal Dutch reacted one point while
main petroleum gained that much.
Profit taking in the leading foreign
exchange caused sharp recessions
from yesterdays substantial advan-
ces
Sterling reacted another two cents
and the French, Italian and German
rates were lower. to 16 points.
Livestock.
Chicago. Dec. 13.--IIogs, $4,000;
held over, $3.50; opening slow; few
early sales. steady to Zoe lower than
yesterdays average; 40 bid on as
sorted light lights: several loads. 1870
to 200 pound average 700-7l0 to ship
pers and traders. Quality mostly
good average cost yesterday $50.
Cattle, 1000
Sheep, $4,000
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13

When the average man pays com.
pliment to his wife he whispers it.
but when he scolds the neighbors can
hear him.--A'chiSOn Globe.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13
South Side Coal,

$3.50 per ION in two ton lots or
more. 1915 per ton Tor single tons
and on the hill. For prompt delivery
phone Black No. 6.
Manufacturers Coal Co
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13
Historical Society Meets.

The meeting of the Historical So
ciety was held yesterday In the
library, with good attendance.
Mrs. A. F, Walbridge had not yet
completed the history of the Univer.
salist church. which was started in
1859, the first church organized in
Marseilles.
In response to a general demand
the silhoutte Of DR.. Graham OF Brook.
field was again shown
Mrs. George Fleming requested fur.
Their time for adding various recently
acquired bits of history to her account
OF the Rutland schools This article to
be enlarged to include the country
schools
President Terry Simmons read sew.
eral clippings pertaining to historical
events, which will be placed on file
by Mrs. S. II. Montgomery as belong
ing to her department.
The committee report that names
and addresses come in for preserva-
ton in the friendship book Cal Spen.
Ger chairman. says that the California
list alone will need more pages than
the whole list was expected to take.
A request is made that whoever
has the registration line of the last
homecoming will kindly communicate
with Mr. Spencer or President SIM
mons that a list may be made from
its pages of absent citizens.
Miss Emma Spicer presented the
society with fine photographs OF the
hrst pastor Of ths Baptist church, Rev
David Prichard and his wife. Also
one OF Rev. E. Rice, another pastor CT
pioneer days. Rev. and Mrs. David
Prichard are the parents of William
h. Prichard of Ottawa.
A group picture of the William
Poole family was also given for pres
ervation in the files OF the society.
p. NJ, Macarthur reported that in.
yestigation could find no definite in
formation regarding a visit by Daniel
Webster to this locality. But his will
showed that at the time of his death
he owned land near Peru, which he
said ought to be very valuable"
Mrs. Addie Morey replied to her
topic ''What is Art?" In concise.
Clear manner that the real duties of
the committee is to connect local peo
pie with the subject named-that Is,
preservation of what throws light on
the past
Mrs Lord reported that art had
changed in consequence of new and
speedier methods of making illustra-
tions for publications. Copies of Ora.
hams magazine dated in 1912 were
shown. and the steel engravings COM
pared with the illustrations OF modern
magazines. Incidentally, such authors
as Lowell, Dickens and Poe were
found to be contributors of current
publications, so some modern writer's
may in the future be found to have at.
tanned rank and fame.
Reports for filing included those of
Mrs. A. F. Walbridge on the Univer-
salist church, Mrs. Fred Sehring of
the Baptist church, Mrs. Addie Morey
of the banks, and Mrs. l.. E. Bentley
has her history of the Methodist
church nearly ready.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13

Chicago, Dec 13.-Buttcr easy;
creamery extras, 45c; frsts, 35h-43c;
seconds, 32-54c; standards. 3Sc.
Eggs lower; receipts, 1877 cases;
frsts, soc; ordinary firsts, 43-45c; mis-
cellaneous. 46-4Sc; refrigerator flrsts,
3T-2Cc
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-13
WALLACE GRAIN MARKET
LOCAL MARKETS

Lard, lOc Ducks, i5c.
cream, 35c. Old Toms, zoe.
Eggs. 53c. Pigeons, 5.
Butter, Acc. Old BOOSTERS, Sc.
Sprlngers, TIC. Stays, SC.
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...,Gcr and personal friend Of Mr.. Hard
IL. who died Wednesday.
cut behind the marine hand moro
ahuys the crowd like bullru>h'S on
river side. Further back. many men ana
tu.s had climbed among IN" barren
branches 90 tho plaza trees IN get
gIlmpsc Of the big event
\ few moments before the ceremonies
were to begin. the voice -amp,lEihE a.
We, into which Mr.. Harding WAS L"
steak was tried out by one Of its opcr
.af,:, Tn" response from III" CROWD.
Indicated that tho instrument would
carry thH human voice t. the OUTSKIRTS
OF tho Erfat throuI
iurlnE tn" irduCtt Ot ~" now son
alrrs Mr. Harding, win legs crossed
.,,'..,rs"d with senator Knox
Members o. thr house Gr""r"d '""".
YES on he r..n' C IA" PLATFORM ana
>. ,nhcrs Of IN. senate m :hr !"fi. E"''E
u,r" followed ~ members OF ~" ".H
.,,I new cabinet. me roro'ga diplomats
.,i.I ira.ty ~ III" justices %; ia" SUI
i.~r:,ic c,-Irt. Tho crowd rc:"a'hSh
.,3...rt lrnsi # IT, I'm" wh.l" ~" Eu"S''
a"~r Nndrn" ,h".r places On IN" p!A''
form and hush oC expectancy I'll! over
;hr Et"at: asF"mhiaC" a. n" moment '"i
Mr. I.rd;nG's appearance" grew near.
Nh. llatd.ng appeared "m IN" pIaii"i"
=, III: T. III. and h." walked out 10 me
iron; raining. with Mrs. Harding by n
>.ln. IN" ,.rowd &c: loose w!'h Sr'.'.
{ nrrr
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Married "a Times In ;
Years and a DeSerter

Nsw Y"rS March Married Tour
t-"u times III three Years.. u d"'er'"r
from both the army and navy and now
serving u term IN In" navH! prison NJ
Portsmouth,. New Hampshire. comprises
tho alleged war record Of Harold liam
n.und. twenty years old. This was r.
ymilrd her" today in anuulment pro-
rr-dingS HrouEh; by IN" iirS' ami SOC
end wives
The cou-. WIS tol today 'Aa; Ham
,nurd enlisted IN thr army ia III" 'I'I
OF 1911. and shortly afterwards deserted
from, Fort E;hnn A!i"n, Vermont. ana
cam" 20 tA;s c,tE wA"r" h" Wa mar
r.ri Tho fpI.ow.!s: day l." was ar
rested and er"' h:c,; {" III '"ir'u"'l'.
Then i" rrscr'"d the army aad 49,
I!SirL IA the navy Gnd,r Al hSSu'u'i
name One" I'm - navy +" '!N"d "p e"
tho pr"crptS or Il sailor and had =
Swncthrari IN every Dor, good many
OF when II" subsequently W"hd'H
lIammuud'S attorney sEid h" "marri"d
KRIS al! -" way FROM Nam" :" IT.
GINA" and. ~ declared. married two
on thu same day.
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wounded Soldiers on Hand.
HEARTS TREATED FREE
BY DR.. Franklin Miles, tho Great Spec.
Ialist, who sends S2.5o Treatment
and Now Book Proc

u..r. j ~.tSr = dangerous. hUnar'jS
dron d"ai Wh" 'uI!d HAY" been sIN"U.
Maiy r'irnr' cured ate: rrp."cS "t:i-
ed 10 y"ovc ;ho rcmarkah!" 't'rcr'| %
~ NV Sp"c.ai i'"r>u;.aI Treatment Cor
ur,rt d.,.,.r~... short breath. ia.n II de.
ShnulIr: ~ H-ri. oppression. .-T"SE.a"
pulse palpttation. Siro;h""':E. IN" pii"-
:r: OF ankles az dropsy. Dr Mics w:l.
-. i.d :" :,'ii.rt.G person" So" Ere"
T-ra;m,mt !.,d r..sr< usually soon rc.
..."NTi.
The, i"..,;:ar:i'> are 'Hc result - 80
,rnr,' r\;rnSIv" research nni EruSGi.
success III treating Various n"m"ntS O.:
HE hear nerves. stomach. bowels, Nid-
rry~, i.."r. h.addCr and rh"umat:, tr"U.
h.re Nvhh.3 vt'"u cOupl.Cat' 'A'h $50.
Send for Astonishing Reports Of Cures
50 Wonderful ar" the results ;aa' n"
W. <n.s every sex person TO test tH;S IA
,:inls recruitment 4. u!S "Ni"n.." Nni!c'c cd
l,rS,.u ,u"Eid aN.l.! themselves ~ his
.th"ra. "tjor e.; on" ~ iu"r may never
Nsv" ~u.. IN 0IrrrtUr!'N hCA.n. Delays
.,rc d.,uErruis 40 d"ath .o::,"S n"rr
suddenly than ;Nat from heart disease"
send .or his Hear; B"'i> and Two
Pound i'g.'' Treatment. Describe !"Hr
d:-r.,>e Address. p-. FranK:'U M:!"s.
Dep, H. f.. 2S TO @94. Franklin 81. Elk.
hArL I'M
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Packing House Employees
Will Resist Wage Cut

chicago. Mnrrh 4.-'hncE:nG that IL"
hackers are preparing 20 reda"" III"
p,,rcs Of their 900 employees
rh-nurbor, III" 90 .nrry. packing nous"
workers here today called rationa
..,nrerrnre 10 be held n Omaha. on
March . and ~. This meeting. y
may be stated. will tako such action
40 Will protect the interests Of tn" "ni-
rloycs In view of tho recent Withdraw
al Of The packers from the war time
Irb:tr;li ION agreement
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RUSSIAN REVOLT
MEETS WITH DENIAL

E!rn. Levi il. Mar. A.-Onicial Moscow
wireless messages deny that Their" are
any disturbances in Moscow or letro-
.:rad NJ. ChItch"rIn. the foreign min
:!Si"r has sent n not" 10 ia" l."tFhn gov
ornament describing as lies AL Moscow
news disseminated by the official Let
wan telegraph agency and requesting
'hc recall nf the members 81 IN" l.''-
Wan mission a, Moscow fur spreading
Tho nnNNE
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Champ Clark Regretted
Inability to Contribute

bethany. W. Va. March 4.-"'The Hon.
,.ranp clark was ever interested in ms
Alma Mater" said President Goodnight
in an address IN memory OF the great
statesman. II but recently received
I,rtcr from him stating his regrets ina
his pubic service had LETT him without
sufficient funds that he could contribute
10 bethany College.
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ZIMMER AND NEUF
MAY BE RELEASED

Indianapolis Ind. Mar. t-~i."!"aSH
al sergeant Frank H!mmcr Of III" Amer
lran forces in ticrmany AMI Carl N"ui'
an .>-sarv!r" man. both IN jail III l.h"r-
bach. Germany. az 4 sequel !" 'h"'T
frustrated attempt /" arrest 'r"N"r ! o
Rercdoll. draft cvHd"r. is expected N"oN'
1 was indicated in II rahl"Iram received
=, national headquarters Of lii" Amer
I,an Legion here today from Major
General Henry T. Allen. commanding
the forces on the Rhine.
There ar" more beau'It"I '"'rA''''
than uE:y ones. bat YOU II never ih'h"
80 if lou are one Of the ugly on"S.
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GRAPHIC STORY Of INAUGURATION
Of HARDING AND COOLIDGE

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