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Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06
HELD FOR MURDER OF
 HIS DAUGHTER IN 1911

Madison. Wis. Oct. 5.-Martin Lem berger. father of Annie Lemberger. 2. who was killed here in 1911. was arrested today on a warrant charging second de- gree murder. making the cllIDax Of hearing on an application of John A. Johnson for pardon after serving ten years in state prison for the murder O. the girl.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06
OMAHA ATTORNEY HELD
 IN EMBEZZLEMEST CASE

Omaha, Neb, Oct. 5.-Thomas H. Matters, Omaha attorney. was arrested by deputy sheriffs today on a charge of
 aiding mad abetting felony in connection with the alleged embezzlement of s2OO, ,O00 lfrom the now defunct Pioneer State Rank.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06

Even the man who carries chips or both shoulders doesn't necessarily walk un-riEht-
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06
TRAINS IN COLLISION IN PARIS;
 CARS IN FLAMES IN A TUNNEL

Many Persons Are Believed to be Dead and Burning in the Wreckage-16 Bodies Have Been Recovered-Rescue Has Been Made of 20 Persons Seriously Injured and s Slightly Injured-Seventeen Coaches Are Burning Trains Were Filled and Authorities Say That Anyone Re
 maining in the Tunnel is Almost Certain to be Dead
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06

The freighter Arizona, of the Williams S. S. line, en route to Vancouver, is re- ported to have grounded near Prince Rupert in a dense fog
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06

New Jersey republican leaders in con- vention at Trenton adopted a prohibition plank in the party platform which hey declare will satisfy both sides.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06
BRIEF TELEGRAMS

Fifteen students at Northwestern uni Versity have been expelled for hazing.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06

State department announced a tenta- tive agreement had been reached between this country and Japan on the Yap- Guam cable.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06

Dr. Charles Thach( president emeritus of Alabama Polytechnic Institute died in Dalton, Ga.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06

decision to maintain the present prices at which their newspapers circu- late was reached by the newspaper own CTS of France at a general meeting 1T Paris.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06

Pennsylvania crude oil was advanced 25 cents barrel to S2.25.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06

IOSbeS III VtFIIHSs UT WUThtIS tIIT0uSH- out the country during the past fiscal year due to involuntary idleness were put at more than s6,5OO,O00,OOO in an esti- mate prepared by economic experts of the national conference on unemp by ment.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06

Mrs. Ellen O'Grady, of New York, re-
 signed as fifth deputy police commission
 CT last December, told the Meyer legis- | lative committee investigating city af
 airfs that her resignation followed per
 secution by Police Commissioner Enright"
 extending throughout her term of office. Two bronze cannon, three centuries | old, were given the town of Plymouth, | Mass, on behalf of the British govern ment and the Ancient and Honorable Ar | tillery company as aneth~r marker of the | observance of the tercentenary of the 1 Pilgrims landing.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06

Former vice president Thomas R. Marshall called at the White House to pay his respects to the new admins tra- tion as a private citizen out of a job and not looking for one.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06

Former military men of Mexico will be granted farms by Obregon administra- ion. One million pesos will be expended for the acquisition of lands in various parts of the country
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06

Turkish nationalist forces which had been concentrated on the left of the Greek positions at Eski-Shehr have been dispersed by the Greeks.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06

Work for the unemployed, as well for employers who have found business dull, will be provided through the action of the Portland, Me, city government Tuesday night in authorizing the appropri- ation of $50O,000 for the erection of a new building for Deering High school.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-06

The federal reserve bank of the third district, Philadelphia, reduced it's redis- count rate on all classes of paper from 1-2 to per cent
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-23
MICHIGAN GOVERNOR
WOULD STOP B0XlNG

Detroit. Mich, Dec &c. Boxing
has become altcrethcr too CONNER
o'a!iaei; It is no longer .ps.t end
should be abolished" declared Cover
nor Alex }, Groesbeck today
Il do not believe the public "a SCI.
ting run for its money Aupica ioa
has been made to me by the Amerl
can Legion of Michigan for permls
sion t. take charge OF boxing through
partial or complete reorganization
Of the state boxing commission pac.
ing control Of the commits sion In ,ac
hands of the legioGnairss The be.
lieye that they can clean up bCxing.
can hardly subscribe 70 the idea, b..
cause | doubt that it would be sue.
cess"
II public sentiment crystaliees On
the subject the governor indicated he
would take action TO stop The sport IN
Michigan.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-23
His EXCLAMATION.

A small boy was given a dime by
his mother TO put in the plate at his
Sunday school When he returned In
time Tor tea, he WAS eating rapidly
out of Il bag of sweets. Where on
Garth did you get the money to buy
sweets WITH asked his mother. You
gave me dime" said he, Put that
was for your Sunday school, and be-
sides" ooh. that's all right moth
err he Interrupted, Il met the clergy
man at the door, SO | got in free"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-23
OF CUBS AN UNCERTAINTY 71s Spec

be erected IL the new Gmphitheater
isn't ready 1t would be chame
not To have Ottawa represented by
the Cubs again next year because
the team made such a success during
the previous two years and IL it is
lett TO the fans. the team will never
die out in Ottawa.
Pitcher Jimmy Lynch aud Catcher
Charley Roth, who nj the present
time are tending to their new soft
drink parlor on la Sale street. are
ready to sign contracts for next sea
son In fact every other member OF
the team IS anxious that the Cubs be
reorganized next year Muggles,
Smykah Kutz, sheldon, Brundage
and all the rest Of the players have
been correspondents with Manager
Dunn regularly and expressed them
selves as being very anxious that the
grand stand goes up in hurry
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-23
COL ORED PUGILiST
REPORTED NEAR DEATH

New York, Da,, 3.--Sam icVey
one of the greatest negro heavyweight
boxers n tla history OF pugilism, was
reported today near death from paeu-
monia in a Harlem hospital
Reared IN the beet fields Of Caller
mia, McVcy's fist Important boo. was
a twenty round affair with Jack John
son in San Francisco He was kuoca
ed out in the last half minute Of the
last round Later he went to France
and for many years was one CT the
foremost pugilists Of that country
In France he was enc OF tbs tutors
Ct Georges Carpenter when The
Freachman was in the bantamweisht
class When Carpenter was training
for hio bout with Dempsey, McVcy was
one of hi daily advisers.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-23
PROSPECTS Of CUBS
REORGANIZING FOR
NEXT YEAR GLOOMY.
REORGANIZATION or TEAM DE.
PENCs ON NATURE OF REPORT
TO BG MADE BY SPECIAL COM.
MlTTEE IN CHARGE OF PLANS
FOR NEW AMPHlTHEATER AT
FAIR GROUNDS.

With all these big league trades
now in progress and plans for spring
training trips OF the big league mines
now being considered by managers
of the teams, Ottawa deyotees Of the
great national pastime will no doubt
be interested in knowing Of the pres
eat conditnnnS regarding next years
scmi-pro club in this city. and wheth.
or or not Manger Dunn will be able
to issue hi first call to the yeter-
2~s to report for 1922 activities ut
the north side lot Considerable in.
terest Is being shown by local fans
towards the big league trades and
the reorganizing OF the clubs. and in
many cases the question of whether
or not ottawa will be represented by
a semi.pro nine newt season usually
finds q way into the discussion
At the present time members Of
the local Fans Assertion are anX.
iOuslv awaiting the next meeting o,
the directors OF the La Sale County
Fair association. Whether or not OF
tawa will have the Cubs back again
next year all depends on that little
which viii be called some
time during the first part Of January,
1922. Why shouldn't they he anx-
ious? At that time a special COM
mittee, in whose hands the matter of
the erection OF a new amphitheater
to replace the old one that was burn
ed down last September at the annual
fair meeting. has been placed, will
report back 10 the directors to tell
of the plans they have conceived
II that committee decides to start
preparation for the con.
struction OF the amphtheater, Dunn's
gang OF warriors will be able TO
open the season early. OF course, if
the amphitheater isn't ready in time
they will 10 doubt get a late start
and there is a possibility of Ottawa
not having a team at all if the grand
stand is not constructed by the time
officials OF the fans association think
it time to open the season.
These are the conditions at the
present time In statements yester-
day afternoon Manager Dunn didn't
seem TO think the prospects were
very bright, although he limited in an
manner that tenn
Dorary stand might and might not
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-23
Setting a Broken Nose

when the nose is broken II mus.
De set promptly or it will heal rap
IDLY in a dishgmlng position. wr,tas
Doctor Jacques Of Paris In Paris Med
ical' If 1t be left until the day fol.
lowing the injury II will have swollen
so much and Secretcd So much that
the bones can be set only under co.
came, If It be left for two days or
more it Is not only painful bur diff.
cult TO set
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-23
M'MILLlN EXPLAINS
MiXUPS OF DATES

San Francisco. Cal Dec 25.--An c&.
PLANTATION OF a mixup In Texas football
dates for Center college was made by
Alvin CBo") McMillin, Center star
when his team passed through San
Francisco Wednesday on its way II
San Diego, Cal, where it plays All
iona Monday.
McMiilin said he would play at Fort
Worth Dee 81 with team made "
of his former schoomates On Jan. 2,
he asserted. the Center team meet-
Texas Agriculture and Mechanical
college at Dallas. Earlier reports han
it that the entire Center team would
play at Fort Worth.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-23
MAY ORGANIZE A
SCHOLASTIC FOOT
BALL CONFERENCE

Quincy, H., Dec 25.--Representl
tlycS CT seven western Illinois high
schco.s will meet in Macomb Satur
day, Jan. :, TO outline preliminary
plans for scholastic football confer
encc ihN meeting has been called
by &. B. Frcshwate., principal OF tha
MPcomb Hish school and fayorab."
replies have been received from high
schools at Jacksonville, Pittshc'd
Abingdon, MonmCata. Calesburg a.A
Quincy.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-23
N. 7. RING MEN MUST
POST HEAVY FORFEIT

New forE, Dee 90 A ruins rer r..
lnE all boxers ard cub, to post hpGyy
!orItits as guarantee for the carry.
Ing cut OF contracts FOR each bout Nas
Nnouaec1 yesterday BY tas state attn.
let commission. The ruling says
Eaeh contestant IN champion.
ship bout must post a tOrlCi, OF $500
and each club promoting a champion.
snip bout $1,000.
In all other bouts thn ccatestaat3
must post 10 per cent OF the eaumst..
amount Of the purse and the promoter
% per cent,
me commission eEplaiacd tLat 4,
would not permit the holding of any
bout unless the required ror.elts were
posted
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-23

There j. no difference In area or
quantity Of surface between foot
square and II square foot, hut there
may be difference in shape. A foot
square must be rectangular surface
having four equal sides, cach mcaSul.
lhs one loot long, \ square foe, nlay
De also foot square hut It may be
irregular in shape say Six inches wide
ana t"a feet long, on any snapr So
i"nE rs the area is equal to iii
square inches.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-23
They Do Not Twinkle.

Stars do not really twinkle They
are immensely distant suns. and the
light goes out from them as evenly
and as steadily rs light goes ont from
the sun that shines on the world and
the other planets Of our small system.
The light of these distant sums. which
we call stars, does reach US In flash
ing or twinkling way but the fault
If II is a fault. Is due 10 the atmosphere
which surrounds the little orb OH
which we live.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-23
ECua! 10 Il.

An American visiting this country
had his attention drawn Ia the Nelson
monument by the TAXI driver. ooh,
that's nothing said he, djspa'agiug.
ly; we've got cabhagcs Us big as shat
In the States \ ittje farther on
they drove past a gasouctcr. That's
where We coa& oGr cahhnEcS' was
the drivers sly comment London
Wt-EitS.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-23
CONSIDERABLE COIN
ALSO |NVOLV WE'D IN
A. LEAGUE TRANSFER.
TANk BOSSES PLACED IN Elk
CESS OF stoc,oco TO THE cRe0'
1T OF HARRY FRAzEE, BOSTON
PRESIDENT, BESIDES GIVING
UP FOUR MEN.

Chicago, Dec. 2S.--The recent deal
by which the New FORK Yanks az
CURED three great players from the
Red Sox in exchange for four Of doubt
ful value was not accomplished, as the
interested magnates wished the pub
lie to believe, without the influence
OF bundle of coin. II was learned
yesterday that Rupert and Huston
the Yank losses, net only gave up
four men but placed an amount in eX'
cess of 100000 to the credit of Harry
Frazee, Boston club president.
The money angle was supprosse /
because of the attitude Of the Bostd9I
fans toward FraZee The latter stir
red up q whale OF mess wheG he dis
posed of Babe Ruth and tho same
thing Is happening again despite the
fact that the fans were lead TO be-
lieve F'razee made the trade merely
club. Judging b. the past perform
ances of the players in the deal. heI
not only hurt his team but made the
Yanks a cinch for peEnant honOrs in
1922
Looking back few weeks, one re.
calls a statement by one Of the Yam |
kee owners that the club would have
two great pitchers in 1922 and it would |
cost money to get them. No names
were mentioned at the time How
ever, the magnates had reference to
the deal which hung fire until a few
days ago
One Boston scribe is so aroused
over the last transaction that he has
been wiring around the country seek
ing expressions from baseball men
One published in the Hub city yester-
day credited Ban Johnson president
of the American League, with terming
Frazee the champion wrecker Of the
laseball age" Johnson. who is here,
admitted the deal looked one-sided t.
him, but he did not publicly term the
Boston magnate 'Wrecker"
What the Boston scribe aims to do
is to smoke out Frazee. The lat
ter, who since acquiring the club has
not been popular with his fellow mag
mates, is willing to sell. but demands
q prohibitive figure. He wants as
much now as when he had Babe Ruth
and all the other stars he has since
peddled, and nobody will take over his
holdings.
If lia can be induced to get out for
reasonable oum the chances favor
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-23
Ostrich Can Move Fast.

At full speed nm ostrich is said to
make sixty miles an hour ard for a
limited time can ontrun a horse es-
triches can he run down by men on
horseback. because the ostrich runs in
more or less of circle and the horse
man can take advantage of the fact.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-23
Ere in Clothinu.

Fire in ones clothing Don't run.
especially not down stairs or out of
doors. Roll on carpet or wrap . wool
EN- rug or blanket Keep The head
down, so as not to inhalc flames.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-23

the club changing hacds before mex
season. In that event tle B,stoi
fans who in the last gON years have
turned TO the National Lt13ue, VII
40 back t. thcE first love,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-23

He had an infectious laugh. But he
began 70 notice it ana talk about it
himself and then nobody paid any
more attention 10 it,-Sclectcd.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-23
Rises to Protect.

u tends To- my business" call
Uncle Eben, and ain cot no use rnh
on o desc fu1S-mnEin' acltaturs dat
tells n" ain got no business tenlu'
&c my business"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-23
IL. j. LARSON
Efr1balmer ann FUNERAL Director

Formerly OF Sheridan. now succes
sor to o. = Csnaund, OF Newark
Calls ansWc- u prS. optly day or night
Soth Phones. est
Newark. lllinuis
tl.i-Z Holoneg Bldg Phou. n1'''
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-23
Ever Alter

Man originally came before woman
but he's been after her ever since
Chicago American.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-23

1ys
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-02

Der er oloeles life Gale ont at foa
rogen ltabil Grit ianne mere / Sin-
ter, bare liot Drift fanife mi % oa.
Ginangjtenen. 8alores Siitorie.
lag bar / oisie Gage taget Snitiatipet
til paa en- perbig o. betrpggenoe
Maaoe of perne ON ginangitenen, ct
Of De pIoite biitoriife Iinoesmerfer,
Nproen eier. s ct Spraab, iom er
uoienbt til Snteresiereoe | Salores,
beber oct bl. a., at oct it%ouroerlige
Winbesulerte itaar ubeifpttet o. | 6a'
re for naarionlbelit at blipe eoelagt,
Sa bette bill bore en- itor ltlpfte Tor
@alores, 9anoet % ben pioenitobeli-
&c geroen. Siitorielaget er III al
@runoeieren operoraget oct neopell'
biae @runoareal til | tilitr9ffelig
Smfreos at iaa rpboet Sfogen uaf,
iaa Saren for S~oeleseelie peo Stog'
branb ron minfe. Men bette er lite
nof. Ger maa bpgees ct Bern ON
Stenert, Der fan fire Den MOB enbper
GbelPaaelie, iaapibt oct ftaar | men'
neifelig Wagt. Eli bette Sorrnaal oil
Der eiter Ylan fra fpnbiaite Solo bli.
be bpaaet et Sus eaer Sfur, lelpiaat
/ en- Stil, Tom minber ON Siben, Ste.
men blep reilt. 0siblerne til bette
g~paaearbeioe ifal t~iloeiebringeS peo
gi6rag ira Snteresierebe / Salores.
Hrpfesicr @agmls Slieu pm FOR ct
Gar Tiger fiben beisgte Stenelt itbta'
Ter lin itore 8lGoe oper bette Siltaa
al Siitorielaaet, ginaraitenen ltaar
/ Veitre SliSre. ca. 4 ailomcter cppe
/ slaien openicr SliSrefirfen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-02
Sire 9fano omfummet. gnrss zoe

Sire Ytano %umfummet. Sarbs zoe
Hou. Sinteren er tontntCt for 9loor
I Gltftnmarfen, % her bar MI / CT
Snr Tiger oPret ippre Storme, font
bar alrettet itor Sfabe paa SiIfebaa.
De o. Safer og 8rlto pau Selefon. OF
Selegraflinier. 20 Smaubaaoe fra
Saoningbera lom par noe paa Siife.
bleo forriae Ssrbag o%oerraifet az Ell
frpgtelig Sneitorm, iaa Sc maatte
boloe unoaf Seiret. Gen enc gano
er antagelig aaaet unber, men De :
giano er blet optaget al oen anoen
Saao, Ionr bar ber9et jig inb I'll Sin.
piten, Ell baIp Otils Bel ira Soonine.
berg. Ser bar 81 IRE 0tano tritffet
9aaoen paa Sar0 % er begpnot ar
gaa til SoIt, men bar upret iaa no.
mattel, at De mart bar buffet UNDER
FOR llpeiret. Slere Ouae eiter tonot
man Dem Der ihielfrosiet. Ere af De
omtomne par ira Sfierps. BEN 4be
ira Sar0s. Get er Ell az Be isreelia.
tie lllpfter, man bar baot poa lang
5ib. Nau bar ubenior @arbs ieet
Ell Ia$ie oripenoe Srelait, oa Der er
ogiaa oreuet enoel ilano, SeriblanSt
et Bar SomplfibSluser % Dele az
&ommaubobroen, iaa man frpgter, or
ct tr9laitet 2ampifib er enteu bapa-
reret eller sanet unoer. CT Rpete
fUrt9aer, Of ct Gampifib ~Sbis- ifal
p9re inbfommet til Sonuinespoas Ell.
Ter Nehann / EN- meset bdpareret I'll.
itaub; oct ifal bape niitet groen,
Storitenep % Sormaiten. "a Sele.
sraileouinaeu er brliot. fan man fife
~tonitatere &igtiebeSen beroi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-12-02

@anbmanael. Sanlar Soc gtop. 5
iomtliae 9pgoer / Seoemarf or Tano'
mangelen mi meget senerenoe. Se
fIeite @aarobrugere mao fisre Sal'o
til Sips % aisften, enfelte Steoer
bar man fisri @ano / oper Ell ytaas
neb. Sibtil bar man poa De 1lelte
Steber tunuet finoe Saio inoenTor
@oaroens esne 8renier eller noe
Sapninaerne; men, MI bliper oct lite
lpnae, isr man maa andre Steoer
efter Def. s 6urnes, NeS % Stall9e
maa enfelte mart begpnoe at tIsre
ira Misien. s Stanse er Der enfelte,
iom bill iaa n9iten 1 .WtilS Vet at
ficre. s Wes er Der oaiaa enfelte,
iom faar Ell meeet lang % be'pGrl's
transport. Sorboloet er ogiaa Ior'
tpilet for ilere 4psbemeler. 6ra Mo-
medal iorlpber oct i~aaleoes, at De TO
guabemsler, man bar Der, rlmell9.
bis mart maa itanie paa @ritno az
Sanbmangel. De ~fortoileoe 6erefor'
bolb, Tom III raaber, eisr ieloislgelig
8anotisrineen enbba beipGrlisere.
Sor Observation-Disclosures er Der bel
Ter life lpie ubiigter. Stanae elef'
tricitetsperf topper iaalebes Tor aoot
ioag, bpcrpeb belle Stallae oa enfclte
Iele az 8omeoal bliper laet | Yterfe.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-07-07
Notice TO Creditors

In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Hood River County.
Notice is hereby given that E. u.
Cate IL Co., and f. u. Cate and A. J..
Wagstatf of Hood River, Oregon, have
made an assignment of all of their
property, both personal and real, for
the benefit of all of their creditors, to
W. +. Hartrampf as assignee; and
that W. +. Hartrampf has accepted
said trust and taken possession of the
property and entered upon his duties
as such assignee and has filed his deed
of assignment in Hood River County,
State of Oregon. All persons having
claims against h. u. Cate a. Co, +. u.
Cate and A. j. Wagstatf, or either of
them are hereby required to present
said claims properly verified and with
proper vouchers showing all the facts
such claim, together with a
statement of the security held or
claimed to be held therefor, and such
other matters as may show the nature
and consideration of the debt and will
the allowance thereof, to the
Undersigned assignee within three
months from the date hereof.
SAID claims may be presented to w. |
F. Hartrampf at his office in Hood 4
River, Oregon, or at No. GOT Railway /
Exchange Building. Portland, Oregon.
Date Of first publication June 2nd. |
1921.
Date Of last publication July l4th.
92l. W. +. Hartrampf,
Assignee.