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OTTAWA FREE TR ADER - JOURNAL.
PAGE EIGHT
THURSDAY. JANUARY (i, 19:M
FREE TRADER - JOURNAL
EVERETT TRUE
BY CONDO.
c9P0RTINi
AND OTTAWA FAIR DEALtR
115 West Main Street
Today's Markets
GOSSIP
Published Every Afternoon Except dun
J.
FREE TRADER-JOl RNAL PRINT1N0 CO
W. H, 08MAN
O. H. WOOLBBRT
Publishers i
Editor and General Manager
Managing Editor
BEARISH SENTIMENT L
CHECKS GRAIM SALES !'
ITH OTTAWA ELEVATOR.
i , :
U
u line
fir Six T'l
TERMS:
Dally, oiio year In advance by eat
Daily, per week, by carrier
Dally, on year In advance, by mall, In La Salle
Dally, one year in advance, by mail, outside La Said i oun
Entered as Becond class i
wa. 111., under the Acl of Oi
r
Member cf the Associat-.U Pi'ess.
The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for repul
of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited to thi
anil also local news published herein
fi Cditc to sex orF a
turn
l Iter
HOI OLD TIME IS
ASSURED BASKET
BALL FANS OF CITY
as to wheal received new Impetus to
da) mii account of the suspension of
the British American Continental
bank iii London The strength r
rllng exchange, however, In tho
0 Ullill ... i,
'i ; c.'IUi ,,.!
... ,a!l
i t flli.v i;
WALLACF. CHAIN MARKETS.
urth
I I Whl a
a Oats
No
ng i rli
hieh ratiged rrom i Jc to I Si
iili Mar, li I .;s I t to 1 .68 '
' 'Awn v
THURSDAY, JANUARY 6. 192!.
THE EOY MOVEMENT.
At the regular weekly meeting of the Rot
day the attention of tin- members was called
which 19 now being fathered In the
country. If the Ottawa Rotary club t.
nest, following out ihc plan which, o i
is almost mandatory, the) will di il
they have ever done a thing which
i, i t ne Di y nv cur
rhtint
vstem nit" in-i
uie enti wn
liticance. I
ii war i
much vaunted
father of the man. In making better boys m giving them the
principles of true manhood and right living lhe will raise a
standard ! citizenship that will endure ft r all time.
T. C, Stewart, of Anaconda, Mont., writing about boys in the
Rotarian, -avs : "Ever since the time when Adam and live went
forth from the Garden i f Eden to people the earth, the pr blems of
bov life have been with it-, and some may suggest that is a ad
commentary on our effort to confess thai we have not It ng -nice
solved its nnc-t serious problems and made our boys and their
surroundings more nearly ideal a finished product standing forth t
as a certain sign that the millenium shall eventually come through I
their perfection."
How much attention has Ottawa given to her boys? She has
provided excellent schools, which by the average boy are looked
upon as fixtures several grade- above prisons, but not in the light
of places for his enjoyment or happiness. He don't, except in
tare instances, feel that there is anything personal about school
it is simply one of the usual and necessary adjunct- to city or
community life that take- in all boys and girls alike and is "part
of the game." That it i- for his personal benefit or that it is pro
vided because anyone is interested in him personally never enters
his mind. No sane man Would for an instant decry the great bene- ,
bcial influence of the school or suggest that anything can take its
place, but a boy is entitled to more than the school given h-m
he is entitled, among other things, to the strictly persona! in
terest of some man or set of men which he cannot ever
feel that he gets at school; he is entitled to an acquaintance with
and knowledge of a thousand things which he can never get at
school, things that cm only be learned by association with men.
And these things he i- going to learn. If he has the opportunity;
to associate and become familiar (nol "fresh") with the average
clean, decent and reputable man he will learn the clean, decent I
and reputable things; if not, he will learn those things which de
nrace and demoralize from the associates he can readily find who,
orr ? I 1 t h
" Zar THI IS NO
-- l 1 - -i 'M 1 -v V .
1 Don't ec-r cvt THe oj;h
J3Tvrv ITcl BG the CRo
l.j T HocR or Kokj JM
MORRIS SEALS CLASH AT AR
MORY TOMORROW SHOULD BE
ONE OF MOST EXCITING EVER
PLAYLD BEFORE A LOCAL AUD
IENCE. ii will be a hot ol time when the
basketball heavers from the Waupon-
st steps to
state "pro'
indy county
moderate further setback and Ni
BOOK thing of a rally,
ii sympathized With the weak- Win
, f wheal Alter opening I v offlOata
like advance Including Ma atlCori
Lo 71 3-8c the market harden- N
luiie inn then Bagged all around N'
a into .
J yellow
white
yellow
1 C K h i G E I
Mi
ELLVATOR.
$1.70
m
ii i
but what a
ganie torrc
enough exel
connicts ever staged
't.-. there is no doubt
night will receive
Oats were easier iiie other grains,!
starting unchanged to l 8c lower. May'
is 7-8c and then tending downward.
Livestock.
Chicago, Jan, 6 Hogs Receipts
51,000: held over 6,297; few sales;
steady to 10c lower than yesterday's
average, $!' so bid; quality mostly
good; average cosl yesterday $9.f0.
Cattle. Receipts 15,000
Wall Street.
N'.'w York, Jan. t; in all the broad
er dealings of the morning on th i
stock exchange today motors, oils,
GRAIN QUOTATIONS
Chicago market report turnlsued hy
W Ktii'v, manager Btmous, t)
v o, HiM'ai Molonaj Building,
Phone fa.
rrer
''loBf C iho.
Mai
Mai
Jan
Smith
i) il
live of P
can alo
red and vvulti
uintel of ti
will flash with Coach Glere'sl
L i' Now this game
i oi i to ., point- special feat
included Studebaker and ('hand-
July .
Oat-
Corn
7.1.,
;;'
booked
a very fast
ler motors, Mexican and California I Old No
petroleum; Royal Dutch, Houston Oil, few -No
Atlantic Gulf, American alternation- New No
01 V4 i.ti7'4
'. " -
74 .70
IS '. i ..
Cash Markets.
.87H
7t',
son, and y
now wn.i:
h i
tame i- to a basketball team. They
ear and American sugar. Textiles, e
tobaccos and leathers featured the Oati
special! ii s at more than moderate No
MARSEILLES NEWS
MARY MACARTHUR
Office Phone. Black 176. House Phone Black 35.
Office over Star Theater.
uwaya trj 10 pica on me nrsi incK:)ins UtiUs were backward excepl
nd then i Is easy sailing for them for a five point rise in Delaware
No
whltf
w hlt
.47 K'
,45 W
.4.S-j
.47
A
sam
1 1 profits and pressure against Mexican
Petroleum caused reactions Of 1 I
points throughout the list at n
Call money opened at 7 per cent
Koer, mere is nommg to it twin petroleum caused reactions of 1 to 4
earns are very evenly matched, Last points throughout the list at noon.
rear the teams played two canu
ELECTRICIAN FALLS
10 DEATH FROM 8TH
FLOOR OF
INJURED BY ATTACK
victorious in one contest only by a I Uberty Bonds.
email margin. But when the local: vw Vork Jan. fi Prirns for lihBf.
OF r'RAZ1" SWINE
their old stride tomorrow niKht. the! 4s 86.50; second 4- 86.70; first 1 i la
' ,. team from up the line will be a dis- 86,80; second 4 l i 86.88; third 4
ra,n a L wSif appointed bunch, for there are ex- l-4 90.22; fourth 4 l-4s 87.10; victory
a cruel wound, wiul" m j.,.tH, , ancnora r weights 3 :!-4s 96.84; victory 4 3 is 96.88,
. , ,' . . , . v ., attached to the Seals In tomorrow's -
UILUINU
:r'zy animal, and then
n the boop, which tort
mentors promoting the
confident that the baa-
Potatoes.
i bicago, Jan. ;. Potatoes firm; re-'
,B ,,-,n " 1 l'
liis hand k",lja" squad tan beat the team fromjceipts :'4 cars; Northern Wlii
, , i.J Grundy. ed l.301.40 cut. no sales
LOCAL MAHKETS
Ducks, lSc.
ICru.-. 6Sc,
Stai.'M. lie.
Lard. is.
Packed eggs, 40c.
Geeae, 10 c.
Et'itter. 6cc.
Cooking hutter, xo.
Cream, 87c.
Hides and Wool.
No 1 hides. 5c.
No. 2 hides. 4c.
No. l calf skins, 6c.
No. 1 horae hides, $2 50,
Muskrats, 50c.
S!,;;nks, 50c to $2.
Raccoon, 50c to $.'o.
Mink. 50c to $'!.
5 1
rwi
FATALITY OCCURS THIS MORN
! in?
ING VICTIM MEETS INSTANT haidi
FATE IN EIGHT STORY PLUNGE ',
AT NATIONAL BISCUIT PLANT.
Is quite ill. which makes it weren't many of them, who attended made public, will visit most of the
lim to endure His brother the game New iear a night, will all leading links in this country to study i f
one hone In his left wrlsi agree thai never before did they I conditions peculiar to the sport in
ile ago by the kick from a see a man play o hard and consist- J America.
Kmil Toupln, an electrlci
t' i dev ilc thci
rth
time ti i a
bov s deerada
tire c er mni
lion.
Ottawa also provides by ii- churches and Sunday schools op
portunities id- the religious education or training of the boy. An
other thing nothing could supplant and whose beneficial influence
can never be even estimated. Bui it is another fixture, and how ,
many boys are so constructed or educated that it. in conjunction
with the scht m A, till his life
the elevator shaft and striking
concrete floor of the basement.
Toupln and other workmen
tner none was mrown out o
nd is left weak and sore.
Mi- mother Mrs. Minor Wl
round, for their daughter la sn r
p from so severe a cold that she
it able to be out of the house
(,clf association
traing propo
.
I
w r .
U MCA
i- .
tended the game, His crafty manner I changes in t ales permitting the clei
Mrs, W. E. (
rosiar was a
La s.ilb
the sphere also made a ing of muddy halls and their removal I waller yesterday
fans and kept th, op- by hand when imbedded in putting
banc'
Mn
-am Madden and Mrs. QeO,
: shopped in La Halle yes-
little starring in the conflict. I
Saturday both men played exception
ally well and made several halrrais-
l country do
i In England.
Nat;on-
Aftd that is pretty nearly the list. These provisions arc made tSki m the
Win
la It.
Dr. VVeirick wa
extinct before
of the accident
The young mi
both lets broke
crushed and the
The bodv wi
by Lloyd 8ml
undertakers, a
tabllshment or
for his mental and moral development. What aboul the physical,
which from the viewpoint of the average boy t- pretty nearh
ihc big thing!'' What provision is made for his recreation or pleas
ure? Has Ottawa one playground worthy oi the name.' With
Muffs and hills on every side, was there while the recent snow lay
upon the ground one decent place for the boy to coast without
danger of being run down by an auto, or about as bad I from the
boy's standpoint), bein called down by a cop? The time has
gone by when "the vacant lot next door'' will answer the purpose
of a ball ground the vacant lot is no longer there. It' he want
to play ball (or any other game close to a boy's heart) he plays
in the street until run down or called down.
The boy is entitled to more than just school public school,
high school and Sunday school, He is entitled to some chance
for clean and proper recreation. Again quoting Mr. Stewart: "A
boy engaged in clean, rugged and invigorating sporl is not apt to
be led astray. But how easy it is for him to drift into those
Surroundings which seem to offer agreeable companionship, but
at the same time bring before him evils we desire most to screen
1.:... 'ri.: . l.i : . I I ;.i .i . .t 1.
mill i run i. i in- jiuuiciii is ucuig met wim imicn success inrougii ,,.r Df o,, Electrical VVorkei
obys clubs, skillfully organized and handled so a to give the Ixvi local 134, Chicago. The ut
both trainino and beneficial spurt and entertainment. Through then
he is being developed physically, and unconsciously he is grovvinj
mentally and morally. The Boy Seoul organization stimulates
manly spirit, a love for those tiling- which make for strength
Helpful companionship, a stud) and knowledge of things out-of
doors, that leads the hoy naturally to plea-ant investigation and th
acquisition oi knowledge through his play and recreation, Wrong I electrical work on theNatfdnai Biscuit
doing, or crime, in boys is largelv misdirected energy, l ew bovs pompanya new building for the lai
i . e , i a . , i two month' and had become acquaint
are naturally had and habits of crime are largely acquired in the ed with many of our young people
recreation time when their impulses and energj arc not properl)
directed.
" The influence of a good mother is probahlv the most powerful
force entering a hoy's life. If he has her love, her help, her com
fort and sympathy, mam rough, hard places will lie bridged over
and our boy will have a fighting chance, though he may lack many
other advantages within the reach of other boys. Then, too, if lie
has a dad full of interest, one ready and anxious to devote the time
biscuit Company Notice.
Odille, the photographer,
taking photographs of the
oaai Biscuit Company's
im lime to time as it was
for the use of the .lohn
md tackli
LOCAL BOWLERS AGAIN
DEFEAT MORRIS TEAM
On the Morris teafn, Bnger, play I
ing rit?ht forward will h. closely
Ottawa
I'll!
Servi
llOWiltlK
guarded. Enger Is a tar and funs i team i'ain copped the berries when
Mr- Cbas, Chamberlain visited in
La Salle yesterday.
Mr and Mrs. Jack McCabe visited
John Hill and daughter In Ottawa
yesterday.
Mrs, c li. Rounds visited In I.a
Salle yesterday.
Mrs. Bannister from Odell return
ed to her home yesterday after
spending .New Year's with Mrs. Fred
untry
am
th
Morris team at
Morris alleys Tuesday night. This)
the second time ihe local bowling I '
would be able to outfit has played the Morris team
Bright, their other and defeated It. A: the present tiin
Mr, Aoe Pearson transacted bust
's in Ottawa yesterday.
Miss Anna Jones from Ottawa was
visiting Mrs, Josephine Bttbach yea-
hefnalia to be used in crack forward, is at the present time lit look- as though the local team will terday,
dge Club.
shine
!n Bupposed to be nursing an injured ; be the w
mil knee, bUl when time for the game to' champion;
one be played arrive-, he will be as spry i of the lot
on- as a sparrow, itright in also a 1 the evenli
in whirlwind basketball player and ajond,
Clamp will he thrown around Dim. Followll
Also Hansen. and Miller, playing I
guards, have been making a fair Lansing
"'''t showing for their team. Both men i Hampton
er of the i up and th.
i Of the league. Haley
team was high man ol
in
Ottawa.
out
of ice
have exceptionally good basketball Sprage
record- and are expected to do some-; Scanne
thing In tomorrow night's contest. 1 Haley
The )it'f
135 170 133
100 86 11
117 135 Ma
139 14J 11".
165 184 12
Alt Uoath h:is heen i,n the stele
Bt at his home on Church street, but
able' to out. again.
Mrs, I'at Connarty was a Princeton
isitor yesterday,
Mr. Pat Kellher and son from Kan
akee visited at the home of his sis
ir, Mrs Win. Landers, over New
i
Mi
Cook
at 1507-9, Ogden avent
tv even In i
union
meets
Mor
coin street
about U t ,
1 1" was on mat ried :
i old. one of ., tamilj
and five girls.
during his taj . ai
very hivhlv spoken
him either in a soc
game between O. il. S.
L. C. will ibe started at;
. while the main attrnc-
me between the Canaries I It. Carr
, and the Seals of Otta- Bnger
.iin teed Starts. wa' vvi" De opened at 8:15 o'clock Davidson
Meed factory started up '"here is no doubt but whtt the game Fabcher
No i machine, tho big ui" '"' v,,v Intereatlng. Last Turn- Tablet .
and nil other par - of day night the Morris quintet defeat-'
,e runnina it full I iree '''' 'he West side Browns of Chtcagol
by i tally of 26 to 23 in a very hotly
Contested game. The Seals on la
Saturday night defeated the fa
n for trespass on tne uocKpori triangles BV to 10.
itn Vaupel who left their ..
hunting paraphernalia ft, rrnr.
Morris.
Abe Sumberg transacted business
In La s.iiie yesterday.
Mr and Mrs. (,eo. Quandt returned
home yesterday after a lengthy visit
ti."pti si" tj7H 1 North Dakota with relatives.
j Mr and Mrs. Fred Hlakeslee wont
ing 114; to Chicago yesterday for a few days'
visit.
Mi-- Tes-ie McClatn from La Salle
was transacting business in (Jtica
yesterday.
102 128 127
121 133 110
91 109 1J4
119 116 102
,11
sm Hunting Outfits.
s recently tineii by Jus
TRIS SURE INDIANS
WILL REPEAT IN 1921
ADV. SPACE PROVES OUT
AT SCANLAN'S SALE
nr the fines, came from
rday, ptti'l their tines so
their hunting outtlts.
,so Men's Banquet.
Cleveland, Jai
town a I I.
se of printer's ink is
Bven In times of
is prm en by results
ilan's clothing stoic
CflMlNG Til AMFRInA ' Cleveland Americans, ( halterdasheiy where a Januan
predicts that the Indians will repeal clearance s
to
accident a wdi as the local un
which he belonged.
The coroner has been notified and
the Inquest udi be hold at 1 00
New Vork, Jan. 6 A committee of
tun men's bnnnuet this evening, - ,jV(. English golfers, representing the
" held at tie I ongregS' doyal and Ancient club of 8t. An-i
: " ' eliirch. will bp addressed by dreWs, will come to this country next1
" . v uowea who u . sumnor to return a similar visit to
r" ;" '"'W Europe nm .. ,-,..,, i. ........ f ,, ,.,,,.
Mltpjw w?. V" . the Cnited States lf assiation.
it was learned yest rday The Brit
TI
necessan to be a pal
(J
companion t
is boy, the home life of i'11- occurred In Ihe construction f
; (BIS DUIIiaing, and none nt the BC :
ilenl s evcetit tbi Ii ivb been of ftQV
kit t H i - nrobleni serious note.
following the Inquest, which was
held thl
anernoo
nil an i
th to an act idem.
that lad is Kointr to be helpful. It will help lay a foundation for
Ins hie that will be hard to shake and dc-tr
of the hoys home life is such a tremendous one that I hesitau
even to touch UDOfl it. So mam Imv have nn home life in L ,,l
il.om .... I 1.. " 1.1 r,,,,r",'d 90 "i' " VetdlCt, a
wimi "" . in. in, win u,ii 1H'1III .lie sm l , r It let I Willi lOIIUl IQC ,,,;
titms that entirely tend toward their demoralization. I'hev lack
love, sympathy, harmony, companionship practically everything ajwill rel more out
k,' ZC , , ihltW thev ever i,
And here is where the work suggested to be put over bj the have all the ftm.
Kotary CIUO comes in. Ihe bov above all else is entitled lo the
personal interest of and intimate a
or "t therwise It the Kotar
tb. Belolt At
classmate of W II
ion.
Local Notes.
- Mclntyre w:
an on.
The - .: , ,, i.ecion Baa finally re
ceived Its rhirter, appli'iition I'm
wnu t was made over a year ago
Win Deniger, hei daughtt
day at her home on easl Blufl -tree!
.Mrs Dahl of lAanston Is visiting
her sister. Mrs. .Nasli FleinlMI of the
T ,,rt I
i praii i"
"virs. Joe !
lay in chat
ipeai clearance sale ot mens apparel has
in 1981, I brought uniMrecedehted numbers of
"A year ago I made a ew Year's j buyers to benefit from the prio ilaatt
prediction that we had the right kind Ing no itolng on there,
of baseball material and il we bus- i The alo. which was heralded in
tied Intelligently we would win the advance by an abundant use of ad-
American League pennanl and the verttsing space In these columns and
world, championship," speaker said, immense circulars, wnicn were scat
"Thai prediction was fulfilled, despite " 1 broadcast throughout the county,
ae, i, lent, that u,, i,i h.ive iliarnuru. Is setting a new mark for Ottawa en-
led many a splendid team. terpilse.
veater- -i t,.i ih.i i tune the rtehl in v'' Scanlan today announced that
make the same prediction for the:
campaign of lf21.
'Ihe unfortunate circumstances
that disrupted the White Sox prob-
if it. w ill gd more I
ested their time and
if the branch oltlct
, " , " o vt a ..... last started by Johnson Paulson
,; ' " it ol Senoca visited v,.. An,n Marco of Broadway
went to Ottawa yesterday.
There will be a reception In the
ibiy have removed one great conten-
N'ew York seems to he our
the goods were being moved at such
a rapid dtp thai late comers are rac
ing the proposition of making their
purcba ps from goods that, while At
In even wa h in In "ti ' picked
dot thereby keeping them from th-
i nir in iv - are ut
nation with gome men dad The problems of n m
r greatest asset. (In them dcDends the future, about wee ago ami severely in But
.rrovv will 1 e ill, ir I. .1. .. W.. .nl assist . iure.1 Mfl kmc. Miss Allen of S.ne.a beat
ruins nf anv i.tht-r I I ritivMi u-ill .1 i .i . . , is the t.'.ir-e ! fliarue o: tlie iiatn nt.
..Ills, III ,ll HIIHI Lt'Oll tltltll. Will: llSf lintW ill the:,- , ,r.. .1 1 "i t I. ,ll t I t - t ill.., , , ,,. ...... - r .
get into the U.y game-get next to the toy- they will find theyth burdens of Mm.m',. with Courage a lUJSZT H
HIT. . I III IV Slt-ICS Ol 11 lllil ,1,,,,.. ... ,,,.
Kreatest rival, tho r. cent trade with j:i , K1um, flo,. ,
Boston probably strengthening the gcanlan slogan to bis igglnsiisn
v'"1K'i Bj folratving thai advice tke) will
"untsme nt t nicaco ami nossiniy receive the advantage of the srreeteat
la the league is ,, e m s tuc clearance on record. .VI
Mrs. Parmelec ot State street, fell i liKeiy io tie -uoncer man last season. nit coats, lats. mrntaniBgS, etc. are
nut i i tiiitiK any of mem can selling at rrom S3 to per cent on
us out I their former retail prices -Adv.
than am
n, i.:.i, tvoti'f UnlTersallst church tonight in honor! ni ' "'
IK KKH W nil ( v 0 A I!in.(im iBj Nw York, each club
a Want Ad in the Free Trade
juuruai for Quick Results,
. Try a Wan Ad In the Free Trade
i Journal fur yuick Kesuits.