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PAGE TWO.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1917.
OTTAWA FUEK TIUDEIUTOITIXAL.
LEGISLATORS PLAN
IfflCH BILLS
MEASURES TO SAFEGUARD ;
STATE AND NATION DISCUSSED j
IN BOTH HOUSE DEATH FOR j
DYNAMITERS. :
GOLF CLUBS GIVING UP SPARE ACRES
TO INCREASE COUNTRY'S FOOD CROPS
flTTAUA n
uimnn
"Springfield. II!., April 23 Military j
jtiaters were up tor consideration in ,
liotli houses of the legislature today,
'tine house paused the Ellis bill re-j
vising the state military code. Ob
jections by Representatives Curren j
and Igoe, wet leaders, were with- i
'drawn after they received assurances ;
jthat a clause giving the state con- '
tcol over health cotiditons in a zone
about all military camps would not
aft'ect saloons. j
fi'The senate advanced to third read-!
:. '
ing the administration bill (Tenting :
state council of defense. The house ;
appropriations ccsunitee took fa- i
Jybrablo action on the same bill.
. Governor Lowden placed before1
"the legislature a letter from Secre
tary of War Baker transmitting rec-!
' oininendations from the council of ,
,! national defense that no departures !
'front present standards affecting .
health and welfare of workers be
i taken during the war uniess approved
by the national council as "essential
'to the effective pursuit of the na-
Uonal defense."
j Jf The ''letter" further reeoininenle 1
that ffie legislatures' in the various
States before final adjournment dole-
iate to the governor's emergency
power to suspend or modify restric-i
etjons contained In,, labor laws when,
:dieh suspension of modification shall
he requested by the council of na
j tjonal defense. .
Representative Gurnsey introduced
in the house a bill imposing strict
...penalties upon persons who interfere ;
pyith food supplies during war and
proposing the death penalty for per-;
sons convicted of blowing up or bum- ;
Jug powder mills, forts or ammunition i
'. factories when fatalities result.
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I'hotoi by American rres AsinvlatHm. , . if f I.ftur"'":v-'1 1- . i
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. f"sils VIST'S .
GOLFERS CgVoefl TO FOOD SHORTAGE.
?.!r. Adams. I'r. 'i.Iotit Austin L.
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RECALLS HAPPY
0
AYSOFAUTUMN
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"I EAT LIKE A HARVEST HAND.
SINCE TAKING TAN LAC,'' MRS.
CHARLES LAMiERT ENTHUSIAS
TICALLY DECLARES.
The p.)lf pluvern of the I rutM States
will turn farmci'o ntiti rals on tneir links
liu'ff crups of petatiw'K and ntlipr fnnil
prodin ts for the u. f Ilia I nllM Ptntes 1
mul Its aires'. Sm.'h Is the movement pi t 1
on fiot ly the lunwoll Country club. :
ne;ir bunkers. N. 1. It oriKitinted with i
FrediTli'k I ham Adams, authur and oif- 1
er. The pictures show tne l.)imwooil:e
g.ilfers brginnlns work.
Tin- plan of operation U simple ntui la
declared to be practical. THinwoodln, in
common with all golf courJe, lias sever
al acres of tillable soil not used for golf
ins purposes. The club has set this asi.le
for cultivation. More than a hundred uf
the members have already olunteere.l to
do the work of cultivation, and It is pre
dicted that this volunteer fartninn corps
will soon number fully 250 golfers who will
try to prove, themselves as efficient with
u hoe hs with a niblick.
Two hours a week for twenty weeks
makes fortv hours' work for each mem
ber, w hich means that a volunteer corps
of 2S0 members would perform 10,000 hours
of farming labor. This now has a mar
ket value of not less than 3) cents an hour,
an Item of $!,000, and the Dunwoodle farm
ing experts predict that the muscle of
their golfers will create a product which
will sell for not less than ),'.").
liabcock 1 several millions cf dollars will accrue for
of the Iiu:iw -oodie Country rluh and other
originators 0! tlite movement point to the
fact that there are fully a thousand golf
clubs In tho United States and prediut that
war purposes from this campaign. ,
"The Dunwoodie plan" has Jhc hearty .
support ot Howard F. Whitney, secretin? i :
of the United BUtes Golf association. '
Doesn't Know How,
Albert. Hired three anil it lint:, hud
falii'i to lesunl f i verlc.l rt'iiiiniuutl.
atnl at lust hi nwilier said: "If you
' don't behave you will have to be
spunked. Vou would not like that.
would yo:!?"
? ' "I wouldn't like tladtly to spunk ine."
wan the ipiick response,
t . "Why not':"
k "He doesn't know how. He Itntf.s."
-Life.
Kosirnir.t of Trado.
Tbt; Delist I'll have l charge vo i
?2.,"0 fop puUIng that tioth. Tin
'rullent I tlnuijihi: you charged ."M
cents. Tlu Dentist-Yes: luit you
'yelled git cm! you scared four other
patients out of the place. -New Yoi'U
' Times.
; Tcnncity.
, "Grahi h;is been fuutid clutched In
the hands of 1111 lyptian uminiiiy."
l "It beuts ull,".t-(ijuiiieiil:il the ('hl-tign
man, "how some of those speculator
will hold o!i."-Vii:,hliigton Str.r.
v. A Pedestrian Once More,
" "I see lirown riding 0:1 the street
rtirs. i tlioiiglil be owned !tn unto."
, "lie does, luit lie made tile mistake
of teuidiing his wife to drive It." De
troit Tree i'refiS. ,
Rsal Optimism.
.!. Oqflt:t o mi oiitimlt is a farmer
who thinks he could live happily in
i'tiHVii on I? 10 a month. --Galveston
f.News.
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Living Icicles.
A problem of the zoologist is the e:i-i
durance of free.iiig by many animals. ;
Collecting th records. Mile, l-'runce
and Paul I'ortier, eutomolosrists, of j
I'arlu Cud that fish have survived 5 de
grees frogs 8 tlegrees below, mob '
husks 18-1 degrees below and bacteria j
have come out alive afler exposure to !
300 degrees below zero. The two!
French experimenters froze certain !
caterpillars Cossus eessus-at n teni !
perature just above zero. They I e-1
eume tilte solid and brittle ami could j
be broken like Icicles. On war!rl:ir.
however, even broken ours returned t i
life. .Several freezings and thawlns
were endured, but recovery lie- amej
slower e-u U time and ceased after Mm
sixth thhw tng. Other genera showed '.
like results. There seemed to be mm ?
physiological iirearation for the cold,
for caterpillars that survived the win-'
ter freezing nil succumbed to simXV.r;
teinperutures in tho Ppritis.
PARTES 01 L1IS
Golfers Will Raise Food Products
For Country.
F. U. ADAMS ORIGINATES PLAN
: "To 1 recommend Tanlac? Yes in
; deed, above all other iht:it;.-, for I'm
I ov rjoyed with the results I've olt
; tained through use of this new inedi
i cine."
' This was the enthusiastic atat.v
; ment made on April It'., by Mrs.
Charles Lambert, well known Ottawa
; woman of Pll Pine street, while dis
! ( wssing with friends the remarkable
I relief she derived from the Master
; Medicine.
I "I had been in boil for some time
; ruffering from both a physical and
i nervous breakdown," Mrs. luimbert
i continued. "My entire system seemed
to be all out of shape. My appetite;
I was very poor and 1 couldn't eat much j
! anyway as the food didn't agree with j
i me. 1 was always irritable and in an I
ugly 'frame' of mind. I hated to have j
J anyone around me. Oh! I was simply i
miserable.
' "Tannic was so highly reeori'ctided I
that finally I decided to try the new ;
medicine. Ilefore 1 had finished the ,
'first bottle 1 hepan improving. 1 was'
toon enabled to set out of bed. 1 have
; r. ravenous appetite now cat like a(
I harvest hand and I've gained so much ;
strength that 1 can work the entire .
; day without feeling tired ami worn .
'out at night. I'm always happy and
cheerful now and thoroughly enjoy my i
! work, but before 1 w ent about doing
my duties i.i an ngly state of mind.
Tanlac has certainly aided mo greatly ,
and I gladly recommend it."
"Perplo who are nervous, irritable,
and have imperfect digestion and
stomach disorders, lack of energy and
ambition, feel melancholy and dis
couraged, suffer with headaches, un
round sleep and tho like are unques
tionably suffering from the same con
dition," tho Tanlac Man said yester
day. "Tanlac, the combatant, tonic,;
and invlgorant. was designed
is doing
here In
the
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A Well Constructed Article
at Moderate Cost.
JORDAN'S H
IARDWARE
SHEET METAL WORK
West Main Street.
Ottawa, Illinois
frnmuonr
dealer or from us.
Outfit coiuist ef eae
Durham Duplex P amino
Raxor with whit. Ameri
can Ivory handle safety
guard, atroppinc attach
m.nt and 6 Uurhare Du
plas Blade., packed in
Ik
Every readerof this-
Kopti may
niiClklA TM 9 IIVI MTMIS AQVI PTlKV Mat M1 . . 1.
DURHAM DUPLEX RAZOR CO. JerseyCity.HJ,.
InRIIC.
11 'w w in.
Tip V 1
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THE ORIGINAL
YANKEE
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The Magnetio Needle.
There are two places on the earth':! 1
sin face w here' the ma;'netie needle
must point due 8011th. They nre not
easy places to reach. One In In the'
! ar' tle regions north of the northern !
magnetic pole 011 the lino between that i
pole iiml the geographical north pole.
The other Is in the antarctic re!;na.
south of the Koulheni magnetic jnde.
on the line between that spi t nud the
geographical south pole. In the firs:
ease the point of the needle is atlrtu t
ed to the northern magneti.' pole. In
the second case the other end of the
needle is attracted to the southern
magnetic pole.
Idea of Vell Known Author Has Been
Enthusiastically Received Adopl
Motto "Wo Are Not Too Proud to
Hoe" Expect to Realize Several Mil
lion Dollare. '
New Yolk. Tho golf players of the
United Slates will turn fanners am:
raise on their links huge crops of iota
toes und otbir food products for the
use of the United States and its allies.
Such la the movement set on foot by
the l'unwoodie Country club nt a spe
cial meet ing held in its Yon kern (dub
house. The plan originated w ith Fred
erick Uphain Adams, uuthor nnu
gol.'or.
The plan of operation Is simple ami
Is declared to be practical. Iuinwoodie.
the season. Ve ulso tigreo to pay $1 us
aiiitiuth n fee and further pledge our
selves to obey the rules which w ill be
adopted to govern the execution of this
patriotic duty."
Two hours a week for twenty weeks
makes forty hours' work for each mem
ber, which means that a volunteer ; arpetize
corps of 2.-.0 members would perform j to overcome this trouble and
10,KM) hour.t of running labor. This i ao numerous cases right
now has a market value of not less! this city."
than SO cents uu hour, an Item of Tanlac is now being introduced in
s;J,ihiO, and the Dunwoodie fanning 1 ? i Ottawa at W. 1). -Duncan's drug store
ports predict that the muscle of tlHr ; Wncro a special Tanlac representative
gtdfers will create a product which j,, eplairJnft the new medicine to tho
will sell for not less than $4.oiH, of ! r,,,,ti(. a.au- Tanlac eho Is being In-
chief patron. 1 ro,i,K.oft i,v exnertn in Streator t the
! Gout. Drug Company and in la Sail.?
! at Clancy's drug store and 13 sold in
Peru at Nadler's drug store and in
which the club will bo
Mr. Adams, President Austin U r.al- j
cock of the Iuinwoodie Country club
and other originators ot this movement
point to the fact that there lire fully a
thousand g.,lf clubs in the United !
.States ami predict that several mil- j
lions of dollars will uccnie for war j
purposes from this campaign. j
"The Dunwoodie plan" has the hearty
support of Howard F. Wtiltney. score- j
tary of the United States tiolf assoc!n- j
tloil. j
The Dunwoodie Country club will nt !
once prepare a pamphlet containing
the details of "the Ininwoodk! plan"
and will mall It to all of tho golf clubs
In the Fulled Slates,
The motto adopted Is "We are not
too proud to hoe," and the popular an
them for golfers this year will be
"Way down yonder In the cornfield."
S pri:i s; Valley
store. Adv.
at Thompson's ilrua
Subscribe, for the Free Trader Journal
Kindness never put a man Into bank
ruptcy.-Detroit Free Press.
i
uur.
Children Cry for Fletcher's
u2m
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which har been
ia use for over over 30 years, has borne the signature of
ana aas Been made under his per
M2is Bonal fiuPervision since its infancy.
Ail Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good are but
Ezperiaenia that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infante 'and Children Experience against Experiment.
'What is CASTOR I A
Caetona is a harmless substitute for Castor OU, Paregoric
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its
8ge is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it ha3
u ju vuusuiui use ior tne reuei or toustipation, Flatulency,
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arisla
therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids'
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural slctn
. The Childrea'8 Panacea The Mother's Friead.
GENUINE CASTO R I A ALWAYS
Bears the Signature
a -si t
tW1
4ST s
GYPSIES RIDE IN AUTOS.
Caravan do Lue Attracts Much Atten
tion at Briarcliff Manor,
j nrtureirrf Manor. N. Y.-A'band of
; about twenty gypsies, trnvrjllns (b uxe
; fnun Ho.ston to San Francisco, cauttvd
here. Three new b'gh powered anto
: mobiles are used to curry, the ptis!es.
and thrift) smaller ears furry (heir
I gcods. The men are plentifully sup
j piled with money, . ,,. ,
j The caravan attracted much allen
, tlon us they j ussed through lie village
and pitched their enmp In n smuli
clump of woods at the foot of tho bUUi.
THREE
RING
V,:
WILD
ANIMAL
V;M CIRCUS
3 RINGS' 2 STAGES STEEL ARENA-WILD WEST-HORSE SHOW
THE BIGGEST WILD ANIMAL CIRCUS IN THE .WORLD
DOIBLE UN(iTHC5
EiiuiI toMFrtiiht Ca
Bll r.iuil uMFrtirbt C
7QO PEOPLE J j -V TX
5QO MORSES y)4:' ' $ V0
IP yBy! tents f) 1 . ; j ' 1 .' jj
jyELEPB.mStAii.YL. SXT'J(
IPS WAGONS hMXMnl
2 gi'Slif!!! f-L)M . JJ.: ( .
Tralned-'
LIONS
LEOPARDS
PUMAS
TIGERS
POLAR BEARS
BLACK BEARS
SEA LIONS
ELEPHANTS
CAMELS
HORSES
ZEBRAS
PONIES
MONKEYS
LION Iwpheliop
PARKER'S CARNIVAL SJ!OWS !
COIJLOSAL ZOO OF WONDERS
HlnotmolSa-wVora.
I Bmlcn Brw Shw
CoLHobb's $19,000 (Mienqe DsECiig Qorses
BATTLING NELSON SSZr
GREATEST OF ALL ClIAmPMMS 'how,'"s ,h' ttm0KS r'ch,er ,c,lon
Hill rosllhfly i?Jr fulre lily in s THXFf ROIM) KflXING OIHIST Mh Hit YAWE R0IMSM CIRCUS
WILL, POSITIVEUV EXHIIJIT RAIN OR SHINE
Thursday,.May...3
ynacata the Signature of
ifl Use For Over 30 Years
Tha Kind Yom Have Always Bought
Htiwtu cw, tim voaiw eirv.
i ni..triui K t riiAM adaus.
la common with nil golf courses, ha j
Heveral acres of tillable soil not Ued
for gulling piupowes. The chili ban set
thin iislilo for cullivation. More thai)
n huiidred of tho members have al
ready volunteered to do"lhe work of
cullivation, and it Is predicted (hat
thl voliiMccr fanning corps will soon
number fully il.'O golfers who will try
to prove themselves as ellleleut with a
lioe a.4 with a niblick. These volun
teers Mign the following pledge:
"The jttinwoodlo t'ouiitry club has
the honor of taking tho initiative In a
national campaign on the part of golf
clubs to aid hi winning the war How
declared. Wo propose to et aside for
cullivation all ;f our land not uhso
bilely needitd fi r golf purposes. We
propose that our ineiiibei's shall culti
vate this html; that the club hhall pur
chase 1 1 .-4 product at a fair iiiiu'Uet
value cud that nteu.ibels shall do the
same, ami ifiiit tho total ca:;h proceeds
liliall be tlevoled to the pui't'h!n;e of am
balance trrekn ami other necessurles
re lulred In the laiceessful prosecution
of war,
"yhc undersigned members of the
iMinwoodie ,l'oiintry club now volun
teer their sendees in the Dunwoodie
volunteer uaidoii eoipti mul pledgv
lhemseles Id work in these giirthns
for an n vt .raw of two hours a week
foi' tlmUvml.- Weeks Which ioiiuHh.Ii.
Sip Hot Water to Relieve Coughing.
Persons chronically ill, especially j
ihose suffering from conminiptiou. :
have sudden and wearing attacks of j
coughing. In an emergency, tint Medi
cal Fortnightly says; hot water will
often prove very effective. Water la !
niiich better than some of the remtdlns '
which disorder digestion and spoil the j
i. petite. Wiiter very Lot, almost boll- j
Ing, should he sippoil when the par-.
oxysms conic on, ;
A Hemming Tip.
Ill sewing hems Of towels or sheets
or muslin, hi starting them, from the
end place a piece of pniier nftiler the
noodle nml sew through it for about
two Inches, then on to the hem. This
will prevent tho elogginj; of the thread
and needle. Then after teitrliiR of tile
paper the threads are there for tying
the end. ' H1
Hciaht of Hoptfulnttt. '
HeAfter I oiii out Of olletfe, dar
ling, I may have to wait a few months
before I eatifiimko enough to support
you. Hhe- It Is so hard to wait. He
(bravely)-1 know It. - Utit. of cntirno
you know the world diwu't know any:
thing about me yet. Exefuiiige.
Ambiguous. ,
"How are you, old man? Feeling
pretty ntrong?"
"No, only Just managing to keep out
of the grave,"
"Oil, I'm norry to hear that!"
Hon son. prudence, courage.
Justice., .vo.oncrallon
reiu!.si(( s lo eeouoinhr iriwvtli and
nit1
l.treiijilh. i:;i ert II. Jnry.
i ml. qouelllallou
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HIGH
mm
HOOIL
IT
' lllwl'd
AT THE
Stale Armory
hi i i it in i i l l l
... r .. I.I
Thursday Mfli:-
f -
Under Personal Direction of
CAPTAIN EDGAR STEEVER, U. S. A.
LIEUTENANT j. G. ORD, U. S. A.
CAPTAIN R. C. WOODWARD, I. N. q i
DRILL MAJOR LATHROP FOLLETr, O. H. S.
Address by HON. LEE O'NEIL
The Battalion Review.
The field nurses care for the wounded as
they staggered in from the battlefield.
The exhilarating wall scaling contests.
BROWNE
SEE
1 M
The second exhibition of this character given in the state.
Admission, 2Sc
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