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The New York herald., 1921-10-08

! The route of the British players was
completed to-day when Miss Glenna Col
lett Of Providence won the play Off for
the qualifying medal with Mrs. Latham
Hail. Miss Collett scored 92 and Mrs.
Hall SO.
The New York herald., 1921-10-08

ROD AND GUN.
Tiounders--Oyster Bay-sunday A. NJ.
Madeline S.
from East f2od 81. Drins bait.
A. LYONS. TEL Nornngside 1909.
THOMAS II. leaves Flatlands Bay, Brook
iyn for fishing every Sunday and boli-
day. Leaves Schaeffer's Dock. $500 A. M
Fare. s1.5o. Inc bait. Cart. LEWINskI. --
GlRAL DA sA',..hsad EVELYN
SUN. sA. NJ. DAILY sA.M N. SUN. 8 a. N.
ewx. :. A. NJ. Daily Except Mon, 3 A. NJ.
M.JR. Err; ;r * fSfs Ssass TX
BABYLON BLxCKFIsIiING s rLOUNDERs
Automobne leaves 1900 cd av.. between
s3d and s4th sts, Sunday, Oct. q, 4 80 A. NJ,
Sharp. For reservations tel. Lenox 3io0.
BIACKFIsHiNG.
lp2nnp iyS. r. sist s.; dsIly cs,;, cSa; MSn anrs,
dil. formerly Of the "Crlcket.
LIGH TsHIP.
nMn 4 leaves 8 A. NJ. daily. Dunne's
MvJk ~ Dock, Sheepshend Bay.
Capt. LOUIS KoMAREK.
PLENTY LING, HAKE. WHITING.
I,,L~o leaves foot Bay 44th ST.. Ulmer
IIE00n PARK. Sunday g A. NJ. Light
Su"6" ship. Capt. G. ANDERSON.
DUCK SHOOTING and Flounder Parties.
Write for open dates. Tel $50 Wantagh,
senford i. ]. Capt. Guy DAVIS.
p RFI MINT sat. ,s p n; SUM 3 &
Ling Fishing. J. JENsoN
Dohv n leaves aist st. at 9 A. NJ. Sun
O0u5 ii day for Deep Sea Fishing
Capt DICKERSON.
lUoIn. l,l,,J BLACKrIsHING.
VdlEI lSldIllI leaves clason Poin, Sunday
A. NJ. Capt. PETERMAN.
.RESOLIJTE. Sunday. lsass' WF:ss res ,Isis' hssa
= for Floundera.
zORAYa leaves canarsio Saturday ana
Capt. McAvoY.
AILQ1 leaves Wilson'S Dock, Wreck
HLInI Lead, daily exc. Mon. s43
- train. Sunday 5:25 train.
c0maDChe 1s Rsiy Sasa.. @ NJ psss ssG ss..S,: 4 NJ
------.----------.. bead Bay. Joe Moravec. ~.
QncE 2 n Iys; canarsie Sunday and
nuAl IN. Ill Daily exc. Mon, A. NJ
Capt. DICK PERSON
lrdoiony Completely overhauied. Lvs.
IIlItItI1M Cauarsfe Sat. a Sun. A. NJ
Capt. James w McAvoy.
g. cnTIgsa leaves shcepshead Bay
JtIs ~ EkkA huNS.' rNks a. ".
----- Sun. Z. Weiss a Smith.
ksiheune Private Parties weakfisii ana t-luk.
''us'hs at Fire Island. Write FOR dates now
-spt. JOSEPH SMITH, Box 100. seaford. III
EhikgllN Tvs. foot 15,h st. Hoboken. ;:4y:
= H~"Sns Pier !. g. II, r., J. c.. : 80 A. Nj
Thurs.. sun. capt. ", BA1.LETTf
IUSEpHINE leaves Sunday o A. NJ.
JOoLI IIli VI BactflshIns. capt. BEHT.
81 Gle y leaves clason ri. daily exc.
49, y. -. Mon. Fri. 3 A. NJ. ztBE.
pOrEQlll1 lve. clason Point daily exc. Mon.
oosSsoS aud Fri; Capt zETTERBAUM.
Or uAlc cvON WILL NOT SAIL TO-DAY.
Su.fNIvsoN DEATH ~ PANTY.
r llINnV Tvs. Sheepshead Bay daily
Wv. Ao'vSt 2. Sun. q TONY LuNDY.
SuhMDOcx leaves sheepshcsd lay daily
Sftr"'ovN a. NJ. Sunday A. NJ.
rasaa a,c leaves Csnarsie Z A. NJ, daily
SC~iSI aid Sunday. Cart. q. WHITE.
lSCt CclYvwul Not Sail Until Further
vELOvsst Notice. Capt DORMAN.
ITTkNIV from Shcepshead nay Daily
hDlsiiLNHL 10 a. NJ. sunday 1880 a. NJ.
WIN Not Soil Until Further
:. SlI1dud Notice. Carman Denton.
EAnIp r. leaves Canarsie Thurs. sat
oLfADh>D ana 6un. A. ~. Schseffer.
The New York herald., 1921-10-08

JAMAICA, N. X. Oct. 7.-weather clear, track

100 a
For wo
po5 5minutes a
cbYCnt Red Traine Harmon.
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
Getting Ready for Ducksl,ootins on Long
Island.

DuckshootinE comes In OIL Long Island on
Sunday, October 10. and most OF tho good
guides are already booked up. There arc
quite some birds flying about the Great South
Bay and some OF them come there TO escape
the funners In other parts Of the state In
New York State other than Long Island
duck shooting has been on since September
10 and when the birds come over TO tho
Great South BAY they are protected there
until the sixteenth.
In both New York and New Jersey the
days bng limit for ducks must not exceed
twenty-five. A gunner may also take eight
geese and eight brant.
The old sunday law prevents shooting on
Sunday and In some places II n enforced.
shooting license n necessary. In New
York the cost 10 resident American citizens
The New York herald., 1921-10-08

Apprentice allowance claimed.
The New York herald., 1921-10-08
Fishing Tackle and Bait

Dealers who do not sell live bait havs the
words "tackie only or mo bait" following
their names. List appears Tuesdays. Thurs
49, CT, 500,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10
Ser @edpo9e1. @iner,

ser fid fir einen ausgema6ten
8edpogel belt perirrte ii6 I'M
8aloe nno bielt bergeDens Mls'
idau nod einem Meniden, Der inn
6atte 8eideio iagen fonaer. zoos
fam audi 1ulr mir pafiieren",
brunnnlte er perorieBlib. Da fab
er cine .8arnungstafel nit Der SSn-
l9rift: rGas @auden inn @aloe ift
BEL Citrate perboten" un6 rief ent-
5iidt aus: u9as lit ia groBartig -
ieBt itede id: mir me 8igarre an"
6ann fo1nn1t gleid iemano!"
Die 8roipette. Cont
mereait (a1,m @irt): Scum ieben
sic BLOB einmal on: in nr1erm
3imrner lduft bos 8aiier bon ben
@anocn berab! Das lit mobl oas
@al{er, bas iib nod Sbre1n Yro'
ipett lin aQernddDiter Nabe" -beftn'
sen 1oll?"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10

@enn pir bie Miitter biloen.
6as beibt Sic &il1oer i'm Mutterleibe
er3iehen.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-18
BROTHER Of CANAL
VICTIM NEAR DEATH
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
KIN DROWNED LAST WEEK, BOY
RUNS IN FONT OF MOTOR AND
is RENDERED UNCONSCIOUS
MOTHER PROSTRATE WITH
GRIEF.


Peter W1eSehmeyer' " year olu SOU
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wiesenmeycr.
of the north bluff, and a brother of
tho late Jacob Wiesenmever who was
drowned last Tuesday afternoon while
swimming in the ulin0is-Mfchigan ca
nal, narrowly ESCAPED serious injury
Yesterday afternoon and perhaps
death when he was struck and
knocl5ed unconscious bv an automo.
hiIo driven bv V. Wright, operator of
tho Twin Bluffs boarding house.
The accident occurred at the cor
nor Of Chestnut and Superior street.
Young Wiesenmevcr had entered a
soft drink parlor on Chestnut street
to nurchase a bottle of soda water
After drinking it he went outside
and started south on Chestnut street
Inst outside the soft drink parlor, at
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-18
DREAD PARALYSIS
DISCOVERED IN TWO
HOMES OF OTTAWA
tNFANTILE MALADY RETURNS
AFTER FIVE YEARS DlSAP-
pEARANCE-OoCTORS ACT TO
PREVENT SPREAD OF CONTA-
GION..

r,f,r+i1o noraIvcis has again made
:, ,..,.., ,a,, ,,,o an.4
us appear '''0o III oy.''"'' IVA VIZ ''
time since 1916. lhFee hoineS' Two
in Ottawa and one on Waltham town
shin have been nIacod under quar-
,.i.. -. r,o a,,thoriti,, sirca Sat
-, A.
u@lU"' @ ~ n,amnJ 'u ,U.l'J' ara tbo ta,nas
I5SG II,In "r'S .idppoa dppo, ~ t1i5 vast IeTnr.
l'','''' SIt '0''',,, .ha rEI pnta rosidonrn ot
1"t, ,"n, e. e,. oo,, .'.g ,t.oat and Iobn liar.
w., hsa,a NY a"'''u,' y, vroltl,an, townahin
''''l ''"i'', III " ',''''',,,, " 40.
Ioday l'r' W. H. fINe' Vhe "ea.,, G,..I
oiIlccr' ISSUED d warning ~ on ,.' " '',' -,
VANS " pL''e,I a. a ~, '"' INV. ,s .,a anar
the disease. All thIee oI .ic qu", ..I,I
antned homes VIII De unuer " iIsi,' 1..,
quarantine lor ''ie neat 'll'e9 f';s19 "oo"o'
All thFee Oh tne cases anc o"g,sa e9i... (, :,
le" hoiliiiS oio' """ "'' ''''''> y >'
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-18
101 SUNDAY, BUT
1T SEEMED HOTTER

Ottawa residents will take except
ions of the statements of the weather
bureau that the temperature was only
lo1 degrees yesterday afternoon, for
anyone who was out in the rays of Old
sol would say that it was at any rate
five or ten degrees hotter than regis.
tered, without consulting the mercury,
Local residents stated that yes
terday was no doubt h o
hottest day of the year and many
expected that the old record of 102 de
grees would be shattered But accord
ing to the official government ther.
mometer at the DR. p. j. Wendell home,
East Ottawa. the mercury only arose
to a temperature of 101 degrees above
Fahrenheit. while it registered a min,
imum of IS degrees
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-18
FIRE ATTACKS TWENTY
ACRE FIELD OF OATS

Approximately twenty acres of oats,
cut and already shocked were destroy
ed by fire Saturday afternoon on the
farm of John Garland in Ophir town
ship, fourteen miles northeast of this
city. John Kelly is tenant on the
Garland farm and stated that he did
not know the Causee Of the fire. The
origin Of the blaze is a mystery, al
though it is supposed to have started
from spontaneous combustion.
The fire was discovered by Cyrus
Hill and a man named Palmitier Of
Prairie Center AS far as can be de-
terminod it started in the direct cen
ter of the field which is a forty-acre
patch. Numbers of shocks of oats
were burned and destroyed by the fire
while great clouds of smoke poured
from the field and offered quite spec
tacle. Farmer neighbors Of Mr., Kelly
were summoned and with their aid he
succeeded in checking the flames by
mean of plowing around the burning
part.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-18
TRACE PHONE CALLS
FOR CL.EWS Of AUTO
THAT FELL.ED MAN
NO DESCRIPTION OF VAMPIRE
CAR OBTAINED BY POLICE
AFTER 1T STRUCK AND REM
DERED UNCONSCIOUS H. J. GIL
LEN, WEST SIDE RESIDENT.

After sitting out the clews ObtaiHct
from the two mysterious telephone
calls which were sent to Ryburn hos
pital after II. j. Gillen was injured
last week, the police announced today
that they were still at sea in the ap'
prehanSiOn of the three men who rode
in the large black vampire car, Whlcn
raced away after striking the aged
man.
Saturday night working on the cleW
afforded by the telephone calls all
of the men living in homes on tho
four-party line over which the calls
inquiring about the aged man were
made. were called into headquarters
and given a thorough grillinB, All 3L
the men were able to account for
themselves at the time Of the acct
dent All we're cleared Of suspicion
by their alibis, according to the state
ment of Chief of Police Grove today.
The number of the line over which
the calls were made was secured from
the night phone operator.
Tie city slcuths are still working
on the case and are hoping to run to
earth the guilty men before long.
Victim Rallies.
The condition of II. J. Gillen VINO
was seriously injured on Thursday
night. when he was struck by an auto
driven by three unknown men under
went an unexpected change yesterday,
which caused the watchers at his bed
side to believe that he had a possible
chance of recovery, After remaining
entirely unconscious for Ga hours
following the accident, Mr. Gillen at
noon Yesterday showed signs of re-
gazing consciousness,
The period he was free from de-
lirium was brief, after which he again
lapsod into Inconsistencies. At In
teryals thru the remainder of the day
and night the delriNm would leave
him for a few moments. This morn
ing he showed signs OF completely re-
covering his faculties
The remarkable strength that MT.
Gnlen has displayed during his illness
has been a great surprise to his at
tendants, who for many hours did not
believe it possible for him to recover.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-18
INSULTS WAITRESS
IN COURT, GREEK IS
GIVEN STIFF FINE
SAYS WAITRESS is mot A RE.
SPECTACLE LADY" DU r N G
TRIAL BEFORE JUDGE KOENlG
JUSTICE CHARGES HIM $5 A
WORD FOR HIS DENOUNCE-
MENT.

When arraigned before Judge
George T. Koenig Saturday afternoon
at 2;3O o'clock, Louis Kotsonis, chef
at the College Inn cafe, was fined $2J
and costs for slappng the face of Miss
Nellie Powers, North Ottawa. The al
legged attack, according to the girl,
was made Tuesday noon at the Col
Iego Inn cafe.
Nick Koucalas, a Greek waiter at
the same restaurant, was fined Slo
for contempt OF court, After the kot-
aonis hearing was over, Kousalas, who
was a witness in the case, remarked
that the girl was no good and aall
that she was not d respectable lady
Carrying out the rulings Of his court
TO the letter, the Judge fined koucala8
for contempt This was his second
fine for contempt Of court before
Judge Koenig. once before, when a
Greek brawl was being settled in his
court, Koucalas made an indccer;
remark and drew a $40 fine
According to Miss Powers, on Tues
day noon of last week she was wait
ing on tables and had an order for
two glasses of iced tea. She filed the
order, but the patrons refused -
Crink it and ordered it taken back be-
cause it was sour" She returned
the tea and threw it out. Koucalas,
who was working there at the same
time, asked why she threw it out ana
began arguing with the girl. Miss
Powers, in court, admitted that sn9
told kuucalas to go to hell at thar
time, because she was so used to thar
language, as the Greeks used it at thH
restaurant so much
Miss Powers added that Louis k0t
sonis, upon hearing the row came
RAINING ont Of the kitchen and atteI
threatening her struck her in the face.
Wednesday she appeared before Judge
Koenig and had warrant issued for
the arrest OF KotsOnis He was
taken in custody, but the case was
continued until Saturday afternoon.
Carl IWanZig Jr., who happened 20
be in the restaurant at the time, testl-
fled in favor Of Miss Powers at the
trial.
KouCalas, besides drawing a fine
for contempt Of court, was the victim
Of a severe lecture by Judge koenig
Koucalas when on the stand used very
filthy and profano language.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-18
OVERHEATED STOVE
CAUSES FIRE SCARE

An oycrhcated stove and fine
roast which had been burned to a crisp
caused considerable excitement at the
r. c. Woodward home 3lG East Nor
ris street, yesterday morning at )ut
1890 o'clock. when a small portion
of the kitchen caught fire. The dam
age. according to Assistant Fire Chict
Stevenson viii not exceed $40.
The stove was an oil burner. The
side walls OF the room, which Wera
close by, caught fire and caused a con
siderable amount OF smoke The de
partmcnt was summoned and chem
icals were used to CXtinguish thC
blaze.
Nc More Racing to Fires,
This morning City Commissioner
Dana VI. Palmer stated that in the tu
urc the ordinance against motorist.
speeding to fires and parking With
a block of hydrauts would be rigidh
enforced. The city official stated tina
the police department has begget
drivers to stop fast driving to fire
and not to PARK their cars within
certain distance of the hydrants. Oh
several recent occasions auto owner
have violated the ordinance. lesteI
day members OF the department Wer
given authority to take the number
of the violators in the future and rt
port them to police headquarters.
Those violating this ordinance wi
be arrested and fined.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-18
CORONER ORDERS POST
MORTEM TO LEARN
CAUSE OF DEATH
FIND POISON PHIAI-
BOTTLES THOUGHT TO HAVE
CONTAINED MOoNSHlNE ALSO
DISCOVERED IN TENT USED BY
VICTIM 49, DELAY INQUEST UN-
TIL TONIGHT.

An investigation is being made to-
day by the La Sale county authori-
ties of the death of Albert EilertsOn.
aged AZ, of Lisbon, who was drowned
in twelve inches OF water three miles
northeast of sheridan. Sunday morn
ing between s and 9 o'clock. Bot
containing moonshinc and small
bottle containing a white liquid. la
belled poison, which were found in
tho camp, where EilertsOn, his brotlr
er-in-law, John Johnson, and another
man, all of Lisbon, led to a delay in
holding the coroner's inquest until
the authorities had time to go into
the case
Eilertson was pulled from the Fox
river where the water is only foot
deep He was lying face downward.
Campers at the river recovered the
body. William Rose, aged 10, OF Nor
ris, and another boy who saw the un-
fortunate man 90 under, declare that
he was swimming across the river,
and was within ten or twelve feet
OF the opposite shore when he diSap-
boys sounded an alarm and campers
rushed to NE rescue They found
Eilertson lying just whore he had
gone down, face downward He was
taken aboard little boat and rowod
back to the other shore in front OF
his tent
DR.. Conway Of Sheridan was called
to attend him Artificial respiration
was resorted to, but the doctor was
unable to revive the victim. 1t is
said that very little water was found
in his lungs.
Deputy Coroner J. b ThOrson, of
Leland was summoned to conduct an
insuest, which was held on the river
bank Just in front of the camp. At
ter preliminary examination MIR,
ThorsOn took an adjournment until
this afternoon to give DR.. Conway an
opportunity to conduct post mort
um.
Sheriff Ayers made a trip to Sheri-
dan last night to make Investigation,
When he reached the camp he found
that Johnson and the other man had
returned to Lisbon, where the body
was removed shortly after the in.
The scene where Eilert8on was
quest
drowned is Just in front of site
where fifteen or sixteen people are
canning. The three men in the
Johnson camp where Eilertson was
staying had been camping there for
about a month.
This afternoon Or. Conway stated
that while the post mortem had been
concluded he had been instructed not
to make public his findings until at
the time of the inquest which Will be
held at o'clock. When pressed FOR
an explanation of the death he stated
that he still believed as he stated on
the witness stand yesterday that
death was not due from drowning, but
that no supicion was attached to any
one else as to the cause of the demise
Coroner Timothy Donoghue who
visited Sheridan this afternoon to in
vestigate the case, stated that he die
not believe the mans death was the
cause for any supiciOn being attached
to an outside party, and he did no
think anyone would be held for in
vestigation following the verdict o
the coroners jury.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-18
IRISH SITUATION
REACHES DEADL0 L0Ck

London, July 1S.-The Irish situa-
tion. it was said today. has developed
into virtually a deadlock between
Lloyd George and Sir James Craig,
the Ulster premier, and the latter has
been given an opportunity to go TO
Belfast to see if anything can be done
in the circumstances The Conversa'
tions between Mr.. Lloyd George ana
Eamonn de Valera will be resumed
| Thursday,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-18
WELL KNOWN COUPLE
GET LICENSE TO WED

A marriage license was issued this
morning to Edwin Lliot Knot, a motor
man on the west side street car line,
aud Miss Ruth Helen Oppenlander, an
employe of the telephone Office The
young people refuse to announce when
the nuptials uniting them will occur.
The bride is visiting her sister in
Streator The groom today stated
that the time of the marriage had not
been set
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-18
ROTARlANS INVITED
TO KEWANEE MEETING

The members of the Ottawa Ro-
tary club have been extended an in.
vitation to go to kewanee tomorrow
to attend an intercity meeting of Ro
tary clubs. The clubs of Moline, East
Moline. Rock Island Monmouth, OF.
tawa and Princeton have been inyit
ed to participate in this session.
A large number of Ottawa Rotar
ians are planning 10 go down, max
ing the trip in autos.
The session will be held at the
Midland country club in Kewanee
There will be a meeting in the after
noon, followed by banquet and al
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-18
GETS NEW WARRANT
FOR JOE GRlTZMAN

Joseph Gritzman of the National
Plate district was re-arrCsted tins
morning by Deputy Sheriff Campbell
on complaints of John Kusmitch also
of that district, and will he brought
to trial tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
before Judge Koenic. The charge
against Gritzman by Kusmitch is dis
turbing the peace.
Gritzman was arrested two weeks
ago on Tia same charge by members
Of hSeriff Ayers staff but because o.
the failure of the complainant to get
proper witnesses in order that the
case could be tried last Saturday, tn
warrant was dismissed. A new war
rant was issued this morning,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-18
CALL STATE TROOPS
To CONTROL FEl0MS
IN PA. PEMITEMTIARY
Pittsburgh, Pa, July Six persons were in
jured and ten factory buildings destroyed in riot
and fire at the Western Penitentiary here this after

noon. POllce and deputy
sherifs assisted the pris-
on guards in holding the
prisoners, while firemen put out the
flames. The warden has asked Gov
ernor sprouI for two troops of state
police to guard the prison tonight.
A great crowd gathered outside the
walls during the riot. The outbreak
originated in party of 250 men and
thirty women recently sent here from
the Eastern pen at Philadelphia. They
demanded certain privileges which
had been accorded them in the east.
Fifteen hunred felons are behind the
prison walls.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-18
FORD SLASHES RATES
ON HIS RAILROAD

Columbus. Ohio, July 1S.-The De-
troit. Toledo and Ironton railroad,
controlled by Henry Ford, Detroit au
tomobila manufacturer today MED
with the Ohio public utilities commits
sion a new schedule of freight rates
providing for % per cent reduction
from the present rates between points
on the line
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-18
WEALTHY CHICAGO
LAWYER A SUICIDE

Chicago, July 1S.-Lying beside an
open bible in which four passages of
st. John had been marked, the body
of Frederick W Cornish, wealthy
Cook county attorney. and former
mayor of Lake Bluff, suburb, was
found in his loop Office today by the
ianitor. He was last seen alive Sat-
urdaY.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-18
To Join Glass Tubing.

A solder for glass can be made ny
first melting - parts of tin and then
adding to it > parts OF copper Zinc
in the proportion of y TO ! per cene
makes this solder harder, whereas
lead in the same proportion, makes
Il softer. Glass tubing. united by TINS
means will separate at any other
point sooner than at the point of june
tiUn. -A
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-18
Omen Dixie HiuhWay.

Danville, Ill.,, July 1S.-The Dixie
highway was opened Sunday without
a single detour between Danville and
Chicago. The road is paved all the
way and hundreds Of motorists passed
over the thoroughfare yesterday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-18
Get Marriage License.

A marriage license was issued to
Lenhard Skolek, of this city and Mrs
Anastina Matursek of Chicago. The
name of the groom does not appear in
the city directory.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-18
TAXI DRIVER NABBEO
FOR FIGHTING, SUES
LA SALE OF |CER
$4,000 DAMAGE CASE FILED IN
CIRCUIT COURT TODAY - SAID
TO BE AFTERMATH OF FiSTt
CUFF OCCURRING LAST THURS
DAY NIGHT.

Henry Kaisr OF La Sale filed $lo,'
eco damage suit in the circuit court
this morning against Harry McQuade,
Il la Sale policeman. The dcciara.
ton stating the cause OF action was
not entered on the records of the
court
# la understood. however, that the
plaintif is alleging thathe was injured
in the sum of the damage he is asking
when he VAS taken in charge by OH,
Ger McQuade last week.
Kaiser and Joseph Mesoiaiak are
said to have figured in quarrel
which ended in a fight in front OF the
Eastaskia hotel. 1t is alleged that
McQgaae arrived on the scene during
the trouble and placed Kaiser under
arrest
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-18
Appeal Industrial Claim.

A hearing was held in the Circuit
Court upon a motion of James and
Nora Gordon, parents Of James Cor
don deceased, asking that the petition
filed by Brookfeld Township to avoid
paying them a compensation claim be
dismissed James Gordon was killed
in an accident at a gravel bed owned
by Brookheld township. His parents
filed a compensation claim before the
industrial commission and awarded
$1,G50.
Certiori proceedings were started
by the township to avoid paying the
claim. 1t is alleged by the township
officials that Gordon had not been EN-
ployed to work for them.
After hearing the arguments Judge
Eldredge took the case under advise.
ment.