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Evening journal., 1921-08-06
THIS TIME LAST YEAR.

Ruth made his fortieth and
forty-first homers on Dauss in
Detroit.
The Athletics traded Thomas
to Washington
Judge batted two home runs
in succession, the second tying
the score. but the Browns beat
the Senators.
Hornsby made four hits In
four times at bat. The Braves
scored seven runs In the seventh
Evening journal., 1921-08-06

One scribe explains that the jury
did it "for the wife and kiddies"
and adds another laugh by saying
that II took from Joe Jackson's
shoulders the responsibility OF re-
plying TO the question, Tell us It
amt true. joe" Twelve answers are
better than one. but he didn't need
that many.
Evening journal., 1921-08-06

Two base hits-Gnlespie, Fay,
Gowdy. Struck out-By Clark. u;
Altwig, 1. Base on balls-Of Clark.
3; on Altwig. 3 Umpires Harlsins
and Reeder.
Evening journal., 1921-08-06
American League
roDAYs SCHEDULE

rODAYs SCHEDULE
National League
Philadelphia az Cincinnati
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Boston az 81. Louis.
American League
St. Louis at Philadelphia (two
games.
Cleveland al Washington.
Detroit at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
Evening journal., 1921-08-06

Everybody appears to have some
thing to say. about the little fistic
argument between Benny Leonard
and Lew Tender. which will be set
tied at Phillies' Park next Friday
evening. Benny intimates he will
halt Tender in jig-time. while Lew
says he will stop OF his own accord
in iig-time. as the rules forbid hit
ting an opponent who is on the
floor.
Evening journal., 1921-08-06
SNAPPY RACES FOR
CAMBRIDGE FINAL

CAMBRIDGE. Nd. Aug. s-There
we're but two races at Cambridge
Fair for getaway day yesterday.
The three -year-old and under trot
or pace was taken in three straight
heats by Estabeila Dillon, owned by
d. J. Wright, Bordentown, n. j.,
and the 2.27 trot, which Peter w.
owned by W. W. Taylor. Hockessin.
Del. captured, the race going the
full five heats. All events were we'll
handled by Joseph Davidson. OF
Wilmington, starting judge. The
summary:
Three -year-old Under Trot or Pace
Purse $3.50
bstahela Dillon. br. m, ID. J.
Wright, Bordentown. N. j.
Alley Watts, W. L. Bull. Melfa. Va 2 3
Hollywood Nelly c. Becker, Will
son, n. G OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Lula Wood. br. m. w J. Dough-
erty. Norfolk, Va. .............. 432
Time-2.1sh, ask.
2.27 Troti Purse $3.50
Peter W.. b. g., w W Taylor,
Hockessin, Del. ............ s4131
Nigger Boy. b. e.. Bull and
s9Sits @Rs'i erss Mslis' s. ny va -. [ ssissts
Mollie Setter. b. m, Edwin
Meyers. Bridgeville. Del. 3 2ro
Fred Hale. VIM. Boyle. Allan
Rss sI' S9'ggs. s55gg n !. ! & ..::::::::tEsEs ...:::::
Harvest Lassie. b. m. ]. A.
Hartman, Jr., Trenton, n. J. TO
Evening journal., 1921-08-06
OLD-TIME BOXER SPEAKS
BOOST FOR BOXING

Dear Ed
Kindly allow a real old timer"
space in your columns to voice his
protest against the act Of the safety
Evening journal., 1921-08-06
SHARPENED
. in THE GRIND
No. 10

When a bill Is presented and comes
up for passage i agree 90 willingly
go before the Senate and the House
OF the State Legislature and show
our lawmakers, n they do not al
ready know, how boxing is actually
conducted. staging for them an hon
bout I'm sure they
would all he on their feet roofing for
one or the other contcnders from
start TO finish. Boxing Is too much
American for any one OF them in
Office now or those 20 be elected. TO
resist. IL Is one sport I'm which
Americans excel above all other ma
tions.
would show to the Lepisla-
tors the utter hack OF brutality
how u teaches the young self
control-how II furnishes relax
alton for the business, working
and professional men-and at
the same time give a living
object lesson Of how a boy Of
twelve, puny and delicate. grew
20 manhood, strong and healthy
through the benefits Of boxing.
Boost Along Boxing. Is my slogan.
AN OLD-TIMER.
Evening journal., 1921-08-06

About the only thing left TO
do now is to hook the charge
OF throwing the series on the
Old Roman or the Batboy.
Evening journal., 1921-08-06

They'll be putting back pillows
as a part Of the equipment In
the hotels where ball players
stop.
Evening journal., 1921-08-06

Thus far we haven't heard of the
acquitted Sox being signed by
movie promoters at fat contracts.
They might go good i'm heavy parts
Horatio AIger could produce some
thing for them in the scenario line.
Evening journal., 1921-08-06

As a final appeal let me ask for
legislation 60 Iegalize boxing i'm Del
aware under a capable commission.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-30

EMPLOYMENT E fEI-P WANTFlDf-N-MAIE 70

 HEIP WANTED-NALE % MEN-We guarantee to teach you the bar Der trade; scholars complete in weeks; income while learning; own shops; peSina- nent paying positions guaranteed (white only). Jacksonville Barber College, Jack sonville, Fla.
 BE OUR district manager, appoint men and women to sell fully guaranteed article of wearing apparel direct to wearer; big profits no capital required. K. J. Mae kinnen. Sales MET, Gardner, Mass. ACCOMPLISHMENT CRAFTSMAN wanted for good paying. permanent position; must be college man and have had several 22lS Jeff. Co. Bank Bldg. REPRESENTATIVE to handle nationally advertised essential product to garages vulcanizers and accessory dealers; sales men average better than $45O per month. Box 270. St. Joseph, Mich. MAN to work this city refinishing chande- method; $l0 daily without capital or ex perience. Write Gunmetal Co.,. AS Elm, DISTRIBUTORS and canvassers for the Premier knife sharpener; big commissions; exclusive territories sample @Se Premier Specially Co., 1858 Penobscot Bldg" De- troit Mich.
 MEN wanted to qualify for firemen. brake men; experience unnecessary; transporta- Gamble Bldg. St. Louis. AUTOMOBILE or truck salesman by old established firm; best line cars; liberal proposition; interviews confidential. Ad- dress P-se, Age-Herald. OPPORTUNITY to earn money doing cleri- cal home work; spare whole time. Chautauqua Business Builders James town, N. Y.
 COLoRED MEN-s2 pants offer; s5 suit offer; write for free samples and styles. Knlckerbocker Tailoring Co, Dept 1115, Chicago.
 BE A DETECTIVE s1oo weekly; travel over world; experience unnecessary. American Detective Agency, 7o5 Lucas. St. Louis.
 WANTED-Several first class newspaper solicitors; good commission proposition. Apply to Circulation Manager, The Age Herald.
 STENOGRAPHER-wa at oncei young man who is rapid and accurate; good salary to capable party. 4o3 Empire Bldg. SALESMAN--Wanted, must have experi- ence and references work commis- sion basis Address D-90, Age Herald BE DETECTIvE--isxcelen opportunity good pay travel. Write Q. T. Ludwig, Sbb Westover Bldg.. kansas City. Mo. MEN wanted for detective work, experience unnecessary. Write J, Ganor, Former U. l B. Govt Detective, St, Louis, | WANTED-First- class stenogr apher, ref erences requested. Address F. O. Drawer | 435, Talladega, Ala, | BE A DETECTtVE--Big pay, easy work . l we show you Write Wagner, 1S6 D. 79th | St., New York, | MAN and wife te take charge of chicken farm, O. K. Employment Ce.. ELSA N. 2Ist st
 Nhas Aosh.NJ 5 on rsllioas train. L4u- | News Co. Terminal station.
 HELP MAN lED--F E.MAI-k 5O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-30

FOR SALE Retail lumber yard located on A, B. A A. R. R., near RickwOod Park, Birming. ham, Ala. Equipment consists of. 1 light delivery truck. l 2-ton Diamond '.F'' truck 10 lumber dollies. 75 h. p. C. E. motor. 1 50" dust fan. 1 O-foot 2-saw trimmer. 3-saw edger. Lumber trams and approximately 00,oot feet of yellow pine framing, boards and tilnbers. This can be made money making prop osition.
 ECONOMY LUMBER AND
 MILLING co. If interested, call West End 28b or Main 19e2
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-30

mounter Ingersoll coal punching machine runner Experienced coal miners Coal mine contractors Coal mine blacksmith Speciality salesman and ladies Widower's housekeeper Lady take charge beauty parlor White waitress Lady distributors Outside saleslady, salary paid Colored salesman, $1o0 month Linen room lady Lady seamstress Bread and pie baker Colored family, work on farm Lady book eanvassers Colored woman cook. hotel maids Others
 Prodncers Agency. gllzA Ed Ave, N.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-30

lEN-WblRN--Establis | stsAdy itcome:
 0loseine Mf& @. Wilkss-Barrs. n
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-30

FOR sALE--our blaming mill located at 911 Lucien Ave, Owenton station, A. B. & A. k. R.. near Redwood park. recently destroyed by fire. We have ap- proximateiy $500. GOO feet of yellow pine framing. boards and timbers, and 100000 feet of log oak, gum and poplar, to inches in thickness We selling out this stock at bargain prices. Prompt delivery to any part Of the city. Gail West End 2S5 Main 1962. Economy Lumber and Milling Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-30
AUTOMOBILES A0T6M0BIIEs TOR SALE
USED
 CARS
 AN \ INVESTMENT

When you buy a new car, regardless of it's make, if the market is steady, after driving this car from two to three months, if you de- sire to sell it, you are bound to take a loss. This is not true in respect to a used car. We trade all of our used cars in on Bucks, therefore, they are cheap, light and desirable. YOU CAN BUY ONE OF OUR USED CARS, DRIVE IT TILL SUMMER AND TRADE IT IN OR SELL TT FOR MORE THAN WE ARE ASKING FOR THEM TODAY.
 Below are a few of our many good buys in used automobiles:
 REQ 1916, 5-passenger, touring
 $195
 CHEVROLET Baby Grand, 1919, touring $325
 DODGE 1917, 5-passenger, touring
 $425
 SCRIPPS-BOOTH 1919, 5-passenger, touring
 $500
 BUICK 1917, 5-passenger, touring
 $7OO
 BUICK 1918, 7-passenger, touring
 SLIGO Terms if De si r d. MIN c H A M MOTOR COMPANY
 Sudden Service" Avenue c and Fist Street
 Main 489
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-30

HOUSE PHYSICIAN-Wanted for hospital service in New Orleans, La; must be graduate of good school with laboratory training salary and maintenance; fine opportunity for post graduate work: ref erences required. W-7s, Age-Herald-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-30
AUTOMOBILES
SEE TIES E. THEN YOU WILL EASILY DECIDE

At sight these cars will speak for themselves. They are good-looking, and when you try them you will find them to be equally good running. The prices are at the very rock-bottom.
 FORD = Touring, 1919 model, 5 tires, shock ab- sorbers paint, upholstering and top excellent; mechani- cally perfect.
 MITCHELL-Touring car, practically new; 5 tires, in fine condition mechanically. R EO- Roadster, 5 cord tires, mechanically perfect, big bargain, on terms that you can easily meet. You will be glad to own this car; come and see it.
 STUDEBAKER - 1 9 1 9 model, special 6-cylinder touring, looks and runs like new; car is most attractive, colored a beautiful blue, tastefully trimmed in vel low. A genuine pickup.
 CONSOLIDATED
 MOTOR co.
 23O1 1st Ave. Main 4315
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-30

BONDS-When in trouble will go your bond. ]. Morgan Flowers X Co.,. main of flee, 1917 Jeff Co, Rk- Bldg, Main 2o2, Birmingham. Enatay office. Ensley city hall. Ensley phone IT, Beasemer office. Suuivan's plumbing shnp. 1S12 Sd Ave. Iseesetnar. Phone 98.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-30

BARBER SHOP FOR SAI.E-Haf price; owner leaving state; a5dast stand in town; don't miss this bargain. Write. call or phone $50. J. W. Williams. care White Palace Barber Shop. w. loth St. Annis- ton. Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-30

MAN-we are looking for young man who desires connection with young organization (6 years old) of young men, where advance ment is secured by pleasing per sonality, industriousness, diligent study and mental development If you are "cog in the wheel" we can appreciate your position but we know it Is your own fault. We know every man is big as he wants himself to be and that the average man 80 years old is failure be- cause he lacks backbone enough to develop himself.
 Our org ganfxation needs more young men between 26 and 40 years of age who arc tired of being "cogs" and failures and who believe they possess real executive ability. In answering give your reasons for believing you fit in this organiza-N tion, also two references as to char acter. Address Y7G, care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-30

for free guide hooks and evidence of conception blank: sand model or sketch and description of invention for our free opinion of It's patentanAe nature . highest references prompt attention. req eonable terms Victor J. Evans & Co.,. SSf ath ah ngt ton. ID.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-02
SEVEN DOG TEAMS IN
HUDSON BAY CONTEST

The Pas. Man. March Mushing
over the swamp country last night,
seven dog teams, contestants in the
annual Hudson Bay dog derby were
fighting for the lead that would first
bring them into Film Flon loo miles
from here. the half WAY point in the
race, which is expected to end here
this afternoon
More than 5000 persons watched
the getaway in a sn0wst0rm yeetar.
day morning at II O'Clock The crowd
which lined the banks of the SasKa.
toon river. cheered Justify as Starter
Bunting gave the order to mush.
The fttynine huskies l"aped up and
were oil to the crack Of whips
As they sped around the bend OF
the river Bancr0tt's team took the
lead with those of Prdteau, Mckay
Steward, Mcdonald, Morgan and
Goyne following respectively. Last
minute Withdrawals from the race
included the two teams OF Holloway,
as Well as Reyelle's and Goulets
teams Before starting several OF the
mushers said they expected to mane
the entire trip without stopping,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-02
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-02
SERENA.

Mcssrs r. II. Arutzen, Chas. Schei.
decker. Elmer Hoxey and Marshall
Schedecker spent Wednesday in Chi
CagO.
Thursday night the S, |. c. gave a
shower for Mrs. Raymond Branden.
burg at the home of Ida Bruer. All
reported d good time. The bride was
presented with sterling teaspoons,
The play given by the Harding
people at Bowen hall was we'll attend
ed and all spoke highly OF it.
L. A Breuer and daughter, Ida, at
tended Joanna Rohrers wedding last
Wednesday night.
Miss Mae Marshall has entered the
Ryburp hospital, to take the training
Mr.. and Mrs r. \. Carter and
daughter Miss Reva, OF Ottawa, spent
Sunday at the POoler home,
Mrs. J 2. Emerson OF Galesburg
spent few days with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs Thos Lutfy,
II. l. Marshall was a business call
or in Blooming this week
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jones will soon
move into the home formerly occu'
pied by b l.. Garrow
Mcssrs Ralph EmmersOn and Har'
~ Daughcrty of Galesburg spent a
few hours here 81 Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Lee Dinger en-
tcrldiued about twenty of the Dinger
family al Bowers hail Monday eve
ming. : four course supper was serV-
ed 10 the guests. The dining room
was beautifully decorated in sweet
peas. The evening was spent in talk
ing over old times and singing. All
report an enjoyable evening. The FOL
lowing menu was served: Cream OF
tomato soup. chicken patties. plmento
chees" sandwiches. pickles. olives,
salad, ice cream. cake. coffee and at
ter dinner minis
Mesdames J. Rogers, F. ID. Bran
denburg and T Rogers called on Mrs.
Ameul Bernard on Monday.
Miss Elma Meas spent few days
in Chicago.
Dean Noshnr is suffering from
blood poison aud is being under the
care OF Miss aura Hess.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-02
BASKET BALL. FIVE
LAYS OFF PRACTICE

This will he week of rest for
Coach Smiths red and white basket.
ball warriors Smith il convinced
that his men would do no better II
they did go through a stiff grilling as
has leen followed during the season
One lad interested in the game and 4
member CT the school stated that the
team could be classed as "a first rate
Independent team
According to Smith, they are indie.
pendent and will not obey rules, and
fail to carry ont his plans of attack
against an opposing team Friday
night they will engage in the final
game of the season, when they clash
with the fast Marseilles squad at the
local gym. OF course. he will take
part in the tournament next week ar
La Sale. In the first part of the sea
son Marseilcs heat the local lads, %
to s, and it is stated that since that
time they have developed much
sreedicr and faster aggregation.
which. no doubt, means trouncing
for the locals unless they knuckle
down and obey orders from their
chief.
As vet Smith has not received the
pairings for the district tournament
to be held in La Sale next week. but
will announce them as soon as they
arrive
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-02
UTAH RETAINS OLD
LAW PERMITTING BOUTS

Salt Lake City, March 2-An at
tempt to repeal the existing laws
against prize fighting was rejected
when Rep. X. J. Douglas bill was de.
feated in the lower house yesterday.
II was explained by an opponent of
tho bill that the repeal II the exist.
ing statutes would mean the posi-
hIa attempt To bring to Utah a cham
nionship fight and that it would result
in killing the boxing bouts that are
now taking place.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-02
UTICA

Frank Cooper from La Sale was
Utica caller yesterday
\ number Of Utica and Waltham
NasOns and their lady friends attend
ed the Masonic dance at the auditor.
ium in ] Sale Monday eve
Jno Wyle transacted business in
La Sale yesterday.
Mrs George Reynolds from Ottawa
called on Utica friends yesterday
Mrs, Emma Holcman and son, r. C.,
Holcman attended the University of
Illinois band concert at the ottawa
high school Monday evening.
James Mitchell transacted business
in Marseilles yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM MalOncy were OF
tawa callers yesterday
Rev. James Francis was an Ottawa
visitor Yesterday
Mrs. Ed Myers and Mrs G. b Cary
were La Sale callers yesterday,
Mrs. Joe CLANCY shopped in La Sallea
yesterday.
Rev James Casse was La Sale
caller yesterday.
Eugene Crawford transacted BUSH
moss in La Sale yesterday
Mrs Art ROath was a La Sale cal
Ter Yesterday
Miss Kate Shum returned home
from Ottawa yesterday. after visiting
relatives for few days.
The agents Of the G. O. 4 p. held
a meeting at the sub-station in Otta.
wa Tuesday evening.
Miss Rose Coleman of Waltham
called on her brother, Pete, who is
sick with pneumonia in the st Mary's
hCsDital at La Sale.
Mrs Geo, Severson and mother,
Mrs. VIM. Meyers, were La Sale call
us yesterday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-02
SIX DAY RACERS TO
Do LOT OF SPRlNTING

New York. March Thirty spirits
in all will be on the daily program
OF the six day bicycle races starting
in Madison Square Garden next Sun
day night Ten spirits for points
will be put on in the afternoon and
then at . a. m. instead Of 5. The
usual ten sprints will be in the
schedule at 8 p. m.
The steamship Rochambeau will
arrive Wednesday with seventeen Of
the foreign riders, among the most
prominent on the list being BrOcco,
Pinai, Kaufman, Van Kempen, Berthe,
Parisot. Van Bever, Leonard ROliens,
Miluel. Degraeve and Aresti The
Cedric with Rutt and Lorenzo is e&-
DpCted Friday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-02
OUR NEIGHBOR SAYS:

"My oldest daughter says that her
fella don't seem to care for her any
more, as she is able to get little
sense out of the last few letters he's
written her"
O.
The conservation cry that went up
during the war has had one good eff
feet. They've reduced the number Of
pins in a new shirt from so to IS.
Now the shirt manufacturers should
use one more conservative measure by
leaving off that extra half foot OF
goods on the sleeve.
o
That soldiers bonus bill will be
great help to the soldiers grandchiI-
dren, if it is passed thin the next
generation or two.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-02
MAKING OVER THE WORLD.

advocates of the overflow the present economic industrial
and commercial systems may po, be given credit for sincerity
their purpose establish better conditions SAYS the South ST. Paul
Reporter but IRON the reports OF their arguments before
legislative and congressional bodies them their reasoning
generally lacks convincing force 1t be borne mind that
although present systems have their evils has taken generations
evolve them. Any undertaking throw them
the DISCARD and substitute Of their heore, takes the
risk OF eventually finding himself themselves buried the debris
OF their fallen house OF cards And their will he due
frsthard experience what real chaos and calamity
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-02
(0zmfNeWc
Warranty Deeds

Feb 2S, q Josef & Mary Gorisek to
Aiois & Julia Kosem sl2ft It's n23ft
bl Martins sub &c La Sale, 81,
Feb S, q August 4 Madalina Van
Dem Buckle to Martin LoCknar wb9tt
lt5l Carbon Coal Co.'S sub &c La
Sale, $500.
Feb "a, q Fred OFT to Arthur f
'Tobler nwA nwl-i ii pit VIZ swift II
80 2; $4,000
March /, q. SIR & Madge Lewis to
Henry S Thompson SO 2-3 acs swl-4
swil II pit WIG nwl.i Is pit nel.4 II
SO 4; 81
Feb 20, 81 Martin d & Henrietta
Woods to Robert a. Susan Grey lt9 b4
Moore q Plumbs add Streator: 81
Feb Is, q Edw Dugosh to VIM F
Nagel sea melt q sw12 sel-4 - 30
;; 81
/, July u, is Telph NJ & Mabel Barn.
bart to John NJ Hunter til BIZ Barn.
harris I'd add Streator; $50.
Oct 4, 20, Elizabeth Vincent to Gus
c & Minnie b kirsch ltl2 w6ft It'll
b&3 States add Ottawa; $1,000
March /, q Paul q Mary Zickler to
Gust + Schmidt sub It, of lt5 bio OF.
tawa; $1,000.
Nov 5, 20 Ella c Barlow to John W
Hawdon ltl2 b3 Main St add Streator
$40.
Feb 20. q Ralph & Laura SUIT.
ton 10 Henry p Mullen WIZ nwl.4 %
81 ,, $500.
Feb 20, Il John w & Lillian c suit.
ton To Same ela nwl-i 22S 30 g:
$4,000
March !. q George Himenoyer ia
Christian Ehrler elobacs sell pt mel.
80 ~ 4
March I. 81 Amelia A Poole to /. ]
Kellogg 1t b Clark & underhills ado
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-02
Surprise on Mrs. Rickard

There was u surprise party last
evening on Mrs Fern Richard. About
twenty Of her Ottawa friends came
up TO spend the evening. The Occa.
sion was the birthday Of Mrs. Rick
ard, The evening was passed in play
ing bunco and dancing Refreshments
were served. Mr.. and Mrs Richard
have moved into the house on Lin
coin street vacated by George Bowers
80 this was also in the nature Of a
hOuse.warming party.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-02
Mother Critically III.

Mrs. George Gordon Of the township
line road, received word this morn
ing that her mother, Mrs Elizabeth
Begun of South Ottawa, is slightly
III. As the lady Is eighty-siX, and
has been in very poor health for sew
eral years, even slight change for
The worse is dangerous.
Dr. Sterrett has decided that little
Bobbie Sharp does not have the scar
let fever, just cold and slight fe-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-02
Remember,
away back, when

Four ottawa youths made trip to
Peoria on bicycles, the youths being
Horace Hull, Lou Smith, Frank Wing
and Gus kueussl? Smith and Wing
rode stars" with the small wheel in
front. which were considered big
Improvement over the 'ordinaries. y
Hull was the proud possessor of tho
first safety" bicycle in Ottawa.
A Judge has decided that a man is
the head of his family. Moral-the
Judge is a bachelor,
o
The advertising manager suggests
that we inaugurate a beauty contest
in this column for men only. The
beautv contest for ladies is a stale ar
ticle. but this new stunt ought to be a
stimulator The standing OF the al
ticipants will be published from time
to time Their standing, as listed IN
Rradstreet'S. will not be printe".
however. Single men may have as
good chance as the double. The
winners picture will be published.
Send in your names, men. Women
NAV send in their worse-halfs name,
ar the name of another husband
they all count i'm the final vote. All
il takes is little nerve.