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, 1921-09-19
DURHAM CASE TO Be
TAKEN TO HIGH COURT
AND BOARD OF PORDONs

A motion for n new trial on behalf
OF Mrs ID Durham having bee de-
MED by Judge G. o. Brown. who
heard h case in which she was con
victed OF second degree murder for
killing Jack Delury. defense counsel.
Judge ]. NJ. Hench and r. II. Bull.
lack, are preparing their record to
take h matter TO tho state supreme
court for a ~re-hearing- Plans r also
being made TO lay the case before the
board Of pardons. stay OF execution
in the case having been granted by
Judge Brown.
, 1921-09-19

IN 1odit on TO The president. n
other defendants are Burton Hansen.
general co'-nsel; L. X. Sncooks. gen.
crai superintendent Of motive power.
and George T. Martin. assistant gen.
eral superintendent OF motive power.
The warranty charge that on June
6, when h county judicial election
was held. John e. Turner. n machin-
ist. was denied his request for two
hours off to vote thar when he
took the time off without permission.
his a was deducted ! n violation OF
tho state law.
, 1921-09-19
JAPS URGED TO
STAND ON

TOXIC. Sept. 1e.-By The Asso-
ciated Pressl-Japan should adhere TO
h 81 demands she sent TO China and
should insist upon an agreement in
all h other engagements OF that
country. says a resolution passed by
h political committee OF the Kensei.
Kai. or opposition party. NJ. Kakat.
suki. manager of the party and mcm-
Der OF the okums cabinet which con.
cluded the treaty embodyinE the 81
demands. In a statement defending
that convention declared that n japan
had territorial ambitions she could
have seized part of China during the
war instead Of arranging n treaty de.
signed TO secure the economic dcvei-
opment of China and Japan.
An ultimatum to Caina is unavoid.
able h statement declares. be
cause China has cancelled matters
previously agreed to. Despite the Dc
nunciation OF the treaty abroad Il was
the means OF preserving n in h
Far East"
Japan in principle is ready for a
complete examination Of all affairs
connected with China. according TO in.
formation reaching The Associated
Press. Responsible Japanese declare
that all trade and other agreements
or commitments are included. providl
ing such engagements affect the in
terests of other powers in China.
Japan is willing. il is said. in the same
for examination OF the act
demands agreement. provided its val
'd!ty is not Questioned and argument
is not raised hat the treaty was con.
by force.
1t is understood Jaran would in
SYST under the PROVISIONS Of that
treaty, on Inc right 70 renew leases
IN South Manchur'a.
, 1921-09-19

The withdrawal OF f-o-tincauons from
all islands in h Pacific. the neutral
ization of the Panama canal. the re-
moval Of limitations on coastwise
trade throughout the world. fnAugu-
ration Of the open door In all coun-
tries touching the Pacific. and the set
Element Of racial discrimination on the
principle Of III co-existence of man
Kind and the spirit Of justice and hu-
manity should be included In .Iapan'S
proposals. in the opinion OF tho Ma.
tional Policy Investigation associa-
ton. This body was organized TO
edueat h public concerning the con.
ference.
Seven professors are leaders of the
association, and before tho war with
Russia the same men formed a sim
nar organization for f~urthcring the
spirit OF patriotism.
The army n navy advisory dele.
gates going to the WASHINGTON con-
ference will sail on the steamship
Korea Maru on October /.
, 1921-09-19
COAL VEIN So FEET THICK.

GILLETTE. wyo., sept. 10. In
sinking a coal shaft for the Home
stake mining company three miles
east of Gillette. worknien dug through
a vein of coal 50 feet deep. They
are somewhat Handicapped by n heavy
flow of water but arrangements have
been made to keep the hole pumped
dry. Local rumor says that Goa min
ing viii begin here this fall.
, 1921-09-19
Celebration Of
Victory Broken
Up in Germany

BERLIN. Sept. ia celebration al
Wnmersdorff of the battle of Tannen-
burg, following the anniversary Of
that engagement fought in Fast Prus-
STA in 1914. was broken up yesterday
by Socialists and Communists who
overpowered the Nationalists and
compelled their band to play revolu-
tionary airs.
The radicals also forced the band
to accompany them to Bernau where
a bust Of ex-Emperor William and
monarchial banners which they had
captured were burned in the maket
place.
, 1921-09-19
CODY DOCTOR FINED FOR
CONCEALED WEAPONS

CODY. Wyo.. Sept. 1e.=Dr. W. S.
Bennett. n prominent physician and
father CT Bertram Bennett. private
aeeretary to Governor Carey of wyo-
ming, was fined 500 in police SQUIRT
here for carrying concealed weapons,
following his arrest on a charge of
Violating the traffic ordinance by fast
driving 1t was charged that a u
was found on his person. He also was
fined $40 for violation of the traffic
ordinance.
, 1921-09-19

y. r. ODonneii. city baeterioicgtst.
has completed exssnsivc tests on
the water supply. Water contanina-
ton which was recently discovered
both IN The CITY main and At the Cas-
per pump station has past and is now
unnecessary fer Casper residents 10
hon water before using.
With The chlorinztlon plant in oper-
alton. IL has been found that caspers
supply ia meeting an tests Of pure
alter and has been for the PAST sew
eral days Local health authorities
, 1921-09-19

TORONTO. Sept. 1s--The sovcr.
eign grand lodge Of n Independent
order OF Odd Fellows opened here To-
day with delegates present from evex
state in tho United States and eyery
province in Canada I.
, 1921-09-19

desire howcvcr 10 be sure thar the-
no danspr Of the return OF the ccn-
tnminaucn before ANNOUNCEMENT
were made that 1t was unnecessary to
continue the boiling OF water for do
me-tic purposes
, 1921-09-19
OF
COAST Matters
URGED ON JAPS
Problems Affecting american, Mexican
and australian Coasts Should Come
Up at Conference, Kato Declares

TOXIC. Sept. 1s-(By The Associated Press)-Japan
should insist on discussion at the Washington disarmament
conference not only questions regarding the Far East but also
matters affecting the American coast, including Mexico and
also Australia, says yiscount Takaaki Kate, president of the
Kensei-Kai. or opposition party, in a Statement issued her
, 1921-09-19
PRESIDENT ORDERED
ARRESTED FOR REFUSING Time
OFF FOR employees TO VOTE

CHICAGO. Sept. 1s-Warants for the arrest of II. E.
Byram,, president of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
railroad, and three other officials of the line were issued to-
day by County Judge Reisheimer, charging them with re-
ton day to permit them to vote
, 1921-09-19
$4,000 SPANISH TROOPS ARE
MOBILIzED FOR DRIVE AGAINST
MOOR TRIBESMEN In MOROCCO

MELILLA Morocco, Sept. 19--(By, The Associated
Press. Is troops concentrated in the Meilla region
for operations against rebellious Moroccan tribesmen number
approximately GO, 1000. All branches of the service are rapid
ly becoming settled to the hardships of campaigning. They
also are becoming accustomed to the shells and bullets con-
, 1921-09-19
Of
Irish REPUBLIC
MAY Be CALLED
FOR DISCUSSION
Situation P~recipitated by
Latest Note From the
Premier to Be Subject
of Sim Fem Meet

DUBLIN. Sept. 19.-By The As
s,ciated Press).-The Dial cabinet
heid n full meeting this afternoon
lasting an hour. Michael Collins.
minister Of finance. and Charles
Burgess, minister Of defense. loft the
meeting carly. A communication TO
the press regarding the session is
expected tonight.
, 1921-09-19

= viz 1eA
to deliberate on the situation
. brought about by the latest
. note received at Dublin yesterday
from Prime Minister Lloyd George.
Readiness to meet Mr.. De Valera or
/; other delegates from the Sim Fein
in the capacity Of the chosen spokes-
+. men for southern Ireland" was ea-
. pressed by the prime minister, but he
refused to confer with them as rep
r~csentatives Of a sovereign and indie
pendent state" Mr.. Lloyd George
declared that the section of the Sin
Fem note dispatched on Sep;embc.
IL which was construed as placing
the Irish delegates on a par with en-
voys from a separate power must be
withdrawn before n conference was
possible.
Mr.. De Valera telephoned to the
Mansion House this morning hat hi
would not arrive until . o'clock this
afternoon. Desmond Fitzgerald, min
lister OF propaganda when asked today
as to when a reply probably would be
sent to Mr.. Lloyd George, said he
could give no information on that
point
1t is suggested in some quarters
mat MI DG haltIt nlds nc COiiltnI 70
leave the situation as 1t stands and
discontinue the correspondence. There
seems TO be general agreement nat
the paragraph in the September 10
note to which Mr.. Lloyd George OBJ
jects could not be Withdrawn without
the consent OF the Dali Eireann, which
approved II.
GIRLOUCH. Scotland, Sept. ia
tBy The Associated Press).-Premier
a result of a tooth absces was re-
1ieved a few days ago by %lancing, to-
day was able to sit in the garden of
borite mayors Of various London Dor
oughs who arrived at Inverness this
morning 90 see him regarding the un-
Employment problem. however, that
under orders frp;h hi3 doctor he would
be unable TO receive them.
LONDON, Sept. 1e.-CBy The Asso-
GATED Prcss).-Eamonn De Valera
telegraphed TO Premier Lloyd George
today asking whether Mr.. Lloyd
Georges lette, OF September Z was
intended as "a demand for a surren-
der on our part or an invitation to a
conference free on both sides n
without prejudice should an agree
ment not be reached.
Mr.. De Valera says that if the lat
ter is meant the sinn Fem confirms
it's acceptance of the invitation of a
conference and its delegates arc ready
10 meet the British representatives
any time in the immediate future.
, 1921-09-19

TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS
PRIMO RESULTS--
, 1921-09-19
WATER SUPPLY IS PURE
AGAIN., DOCTOR STATES

Casper's water supply is again in
first class condition. according to
statements made this morning by DR..
, 1921-09-19

DUBLIN, Sept. 19.-(By
The Associated Press.) =
Eamonn De Valera may call
the Dali Eireann into session
to deliberate on the situation
brought about by the latest
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-28
DEMAND AN EARLY
TRIAL OF BLACK SOX

Chicago. April 2S.-,Another demand
is t. be made for early trial OF the
former White SoN players under in,
dictment for alleged completely in the
throwing of the 1919 ChiCago-Cincin'
natl worlds series The states at
torney's office was notified last night
by Attorney Thomas Ahern of the
law firm Of Nash & Ahern that he
would appear before Chief Justice Nc
Donald this morning with request
that trial of the one time big league
stars start at once Nash a Aheru
represent jackson, Williams, Fclsch,
Weaver and Risherg
The formal request by Ahern will
force the state to bring the indicted
PLAYERS to trial within four months.
Delay beyond this period will mean
the indictments must he dismissed.
When informed q Ahern's plan, As
sstant States Attorney George +.
German repeated his previous state
mcnt that he PROBABLY would not be-
ready to try the players before next
June.
1t was learned yesterday that Joe
GcdcOn, former Brown second sack
or, who appeared before the grand
jury here last winter, Is in Chicago.
He is supposed to have come here two
weeks ago from California. The pur-
pose of his visit is not known. He
was a spectator at the SOX-Browns
game Tuesday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-28
RICHARD SUED BY
PARDNER IN OILS

New York, April - Tex Rick
ard sporting promoter yesterday
WAS mado defendant in a suit filed by
Frank G. Armstrong, who alleges he
has been associated with Richard in
a business way and who demands an
accounting of several enterprises in
which ne maintains he had share
The amount of Armstrong; claim is
not set forth. Rickard last night de-
Clarod he had had no dealings with
Armstrong other than that the latter
had an interest with him in the Rick
ard Texas oil company. He said
Armstrong had made considerable
money in the deal, and since that
time he had endaayorcd to interest
himself in various enterprises which
Richard had promoted, Armstrong;
Richard said, is broker, dealing
largely in oil stocks.
He has no claim against me- said
Richard.
Among the deals in which Arm.
strong claims he was interested with
the promoter are the Johnson-Jehries
fight in 1870 the Richard Texas oil
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-28

Michigan, famous aIlaround track
athlete: |, N. Davenport Of Chicago:
Sol Butler, Olympic champion; Frank
Foss, holder of the worlds record in
the pole vault; Frank Loomis Olym.
pic champion, and many other stars
Of the first magnitude.
Competition will be staged in all
track and field events, with two
separate races being run in the quar-
ter and half mile runs fer high
schools. Gold watches and gold. sill
yer and bronze medals will be award
ed the men placing in every event.
and a banner will be presented to the
tenn scoring the greatest number of
points.
Entry blanks will he mailed to all
high schools and academies in the
west and middle-west within the near
future, and classy field of the best
prep athletes in the country is ex.
pected to compete in the tournament
Fer additional information address
lnterscholastic Track, Commission
BARTLETT gymnasium, University of
Chicago.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-28
CUBS M0N|CKER IS
WISHED ON OTTAWA
BY NEW UN|F 0RMS.
LETTERING ON so FIRM IT CAN'T
BE TAKEN FROM SHIRTS
FANS TEAM DOES NEXT BEST
THiNG-TAkES NAME OF CHI.
CAGO NATIONALS.

With the arrival of twelve COM
plete baseball uniforms this morning
at Manager Dunn's headquarters, the
fans team was given a new moniCkcr,
when they were rechristened the o..
tawa Cubs The uniforms were pur.
chased from the Chicago Cubs,
through President Veeck. Across the
front OF the blouses the insignia
Cubs" has been tightly scwed on
by machine and 1t would be mean
job to remove the lettering, and be.
sides there Is a possibility OF damaE.
ing the suits If such an attempt Is
made. EIather than ruin the uni
forms, members of the association
have decided to leave II on and call
the local aggregation the Ottawa Cubs
In the future The new moniCkor will
III them fine.
The suits upon their arrival were
sent to Eickelkrauts cleaning house.
where they will be given removal
ing Because of his desire to get
the suits In Ottawa in time that tho
locals might appear in their new un,-
forms Sunday, President Veeck of the
Chicago Cubs was unable to have
them cleaned before shipping them
to this city They are a splendid
brand of goods, being all wool They
are gray and are trimmed with blue.
Besides the uniforms, President Veeck
gave the local mentors a little the
better of the bargain As good
measure he sent a dozen pairs of
socks. caps and fine baseball belts.
But none of the extra paraphernalia
will be used. They will all he clean
ed and packed away for future use
il needed.
Work on the diamond is going on
every day in order that the park will
be In first class shape for the open
ing of the season. Both home plate
and the pitchers box have been
mounded, and at the milestones much
pains has been taken in their repair,
also. Both the outfeld and the in
field will be rolled before Sunday.
Supervisor. c. {. .McEyQy. in. charge
of the diamond repairing, viii not be
with his gang of "oyerhaulers" today,
because he is leaving town on legal
business. Nevertheless. the work of
fixing the diamond will go on as usual.
Word from the Chicago Browns,
colored aggregation, and from the Chi
cago Grays was received this morn
ing. Both teams petitioned for a
game, but their applications were
given no attention.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-28
REVISE CHICAGO u.
INTER-SCHOOL MEETS

The seventeenth annual interschol
astic track meet Of the University of
Chicago will be held on Stage field,
May 28. After lapse of three years
during which time the tournaments
were discontinued because Of the war,
Coach A, Stage will again conduct
the only national meet held for prep
athletes. A unique feature of the
meet is the holding cf separate cham
pionships for high schools and acad
emies, with full set Of fifteen events
for each division
Some of the greatest athletes in
history first came to light in Stagg' s
Observation-Disclosures, their progress from
these competitions to- college honors
being rapid. Among those who gain
ed fame are listed the names of Arlie
Mucks of Wisconsin, worlds record
holder in the discus Carl johnson of
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-28
u. S. ATHLETES POUR
INTO PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia, April S-Tho van
guard OF the 5000 athletes who are
to compete in the University OF Penn,
Sylyania relay carnival Friday and
saturday arrived yesterday. Among
the first were Nightingale of West
Virginia and Jennc of Washington
Nightingale started training ON
Franklin field yesterday afternoon for
the two mile international race, for
which he is one of the tayorItcs. He
won the International three mile last
year and has taken a special course
OF training for the two mile run this
year Jcnnc, Pacific coast collegiate
record holder at pole yaulting, has
made L. feet III inches in practice.
Yale sent word Yesterday that Hill,
les would run in the two mile inter.
national Friday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-28
DEMPSEY TAKES UP
TRAINING GRIND

New York. April 2S.--Champion
Jack Dempsey yesterday began for.
nal training at Summit, \. j., for his
match with Georges Carpenter in Jer-
sey City July 2. Discarding his hap
hazard open air play schedule, he did
both road work and sparring, and
hereafter will work on a regular daily
schedule
Following a short walk and runs
on the roads about his quarters. Jack
boxed eight rounds with two of his
Sparing partners. In the first set
to he faced Joe Benjamin for four
rounds and then met Jimmy Darcy
for similar distance
From now on Dempsey gradually
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-28

nor over Jack Dempsey on July 2.
Carpenter viii win.' he says.
"iIe'll have TO knock Dempsey out to
do it, and | think he will, Carpcn-
tier is the quicker thinker, the Easter
mover the more versatile boxer, and
ono of the heaviest hittors in the ring.
Dempsey has lot of class, hut he
doesn't know MS much AZ the French
man.
Carpenter viii not be target,
like Willard, Fulton MiBkc and Bren-
nam Hen be hard to hit, Dempsey
Is a short tighter, He puts 80 much
vitality and vigor in his work that
hen wear himself out in the early
rounds and Carpenter will get him
after he's tired"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-28

Will increase the amount OF work he
viii do daily until he is following
the regular routine which prevailed
when he prepared for his contest with
Jess Willard Kid Norfolk and other
light hcayyweights Will join the
camp in few days.
No definite decision has been reach
ed as to whether Dempsey will con
ttnuc at Summit until time to enter
the Jersey city ring. or later shift
his quarters to the scaShore.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-28

company, the leasing of Madison
square garden, the WilardMorau
boxing match, and the South Ameri.
can land, cattle, packing aud conces.
S'onS enterprise Armstrong alleges
mat between Juno, 1910, and July,
l'ao, he was associated with Eickard,
and declares he had consulted with
ana aided Richard in many husi-
ness ventures.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-28
A LOT OF AMERICANS
HOPE HE'S RIGHT TOO

New York, April IS Willie Lewis.
former middlcwcight who taught
Georges Carpenter much that he
knows, figures the Frenghmau a win
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-28

nave live Undertaking Business
and an 80 acre farm in Ohio rented on
shares. to trade for farm near OF
tawa. What you got?
RESTAURANT FOR SALE.
! have for sale fully equipped
Restaurant, doing a good business, in
a large city not far from Ottawa.
Also another full equipment for start
a restaurant.
CITY PROPERTY.
| know Of six houses that have been
for sale that are now taken off the
market Why? There's a reason.
For Sale: Broom modern home,
half block from Norwegian church in
South Ottawa, A real bargain al
s475o A modern Groom cottage near
| school in South Ottawa at $4,000.
A fine Broom home in West Otta.
wa in good neighborhood, not far
from post office at a bargain.
NORTHERN ILLINOIS FARMS.
100 Acre Farm in Lee County, not
far from market, good set of improve.
ments, tiled, all fine black land and
under cultivation. This Is a splendid
property. circumference, $4,000 at
5Ia per cent interest and $3.50 at 6
per cent interest. Price, $285 per
acre.
1l8 Acre Farm in Boone County,
6 miles from market, fair improve
| hlaCL LAND al n #
tivated. circumference, $4,000 at
5}2 per cent interest. Price, $3.50
per acre.
/ 1860 Acre Farm in Bureau County, 4
miles from a good market, splendid
set Of improvements, sandy loan soil
and very productive, Practically all
under cultivation, we'll rented. En-.
cumbrance, $4,000 at So per cent
interest. Price, $685. per acre.
30 Acre Farm in Bureau County, 3
miles from a good market, fair i'm.
proVement, good soil and all under
cultivation. we'll rented. Encumber.
ance. $4,000 at per cent intere st
Additional loan for a small amount
can be arranged, Price, $285 per
| acre.
n Acre Farm in McAenry County
1Ia miles from a splendid market
good improvements and all land under
cultivation. circumference, $4,000
at 5l2 per cent interest. Price, $3.50
per acre.
CITY BUSINESS HOUSES.
Several for sale. One | consider {
real honest-to-goodness bargain. Par
cash, rest at per cent.
List your farm and city property with
| GEO. A. CROWDEN
REAL ESTATE
Phone 1858 Ottawa, Iliinoi,
II you have ANYTHING for sale Of
trade
LET GEORGE DO ITv
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Cincinnati, .; Chicago, /.
Brooklyn, 8; New York, 4
Pittsburgh, Z; st, Louis, 4.
Boston, 5. Philadelphia, >,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-28
}4andir16S.
AM RICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Washington, ;: New York, 3
Detroit. 3; Cleveland, >,
No other game played.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-28
Games Today.

st. Louis at Chicago
Washington at New York.
Detroit at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-28
Games Today.

Cincinnati at st. Louis.
Boston at Philadelphia.
New York at Brooklyn
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-28
BOYS and Girls.

Boys and Girls.
Here Is chance for the boys and
girls to earn little spending money.
The Free Trader-Journal will buy all
the clean rags that you will bring tn
their office.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-28
On the Dead
Here is a Good Trade

! have live Undertaking Business
and an 80 acre farm in Ohio rented on
shares. to trade for farm near OF.
tawa. What you got?
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1921-08-25
Southern Sweet Potatoes to
Grace far More Tables.

To build up the market for
the Southern sweet potato and
establish it as one of the principal
national food commodities thru
the proper advertising and distri-
button, the Southern Sweet Potato
Exchange has been established in
Chicago and will play an import
ant part in marketing the huge
corn crop of Louisiana potatoes
this year.
According to M. Hull, sweet
potato specialist of the extension
division of the Louisiana State
University, the new organization
purposes to build up the market
for the Southern products by
mucn tne same plan Oh auVertIs-
ing adopted by the rice growers
last year and in use by the Cali.
fornia fruit growers many years.
Louisiana has the largest crop
of sweet potatoes in history. Mr..
Hull stated that it will be rs per
cent greater than last year and
100 per cent above the average OF
the last five years.
The product of this state, large,
ly Southern Porto Rican yams, is