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THURSDAY JANUARY 13, 1921.
OTTAWA FREE TRADER - JOURNAL. 1
ms for mlm ma
TAX RATE EXPLAINED jjV$T m
DI UMAo. h. MMbtVIAM
visited friends in l.a Halle IhhI nlghl
freeman Rarti r, who ban boon in
'iiic ago ini' i onie time undui noinn
treatment for lome internal ullment,
returned home, much Improved,
lay Blebbius of Marseille! wan an
Uttuwu
i 'I. in
Today in the Court House
Record of Real Ctlue 1 ransactlor and Buslneis of the Circuit,
County and Probate Tribunal!.
OttawH I'nr
Willi. l.everlch
home from Koch Inland where bi
was called b Ihe Illness of hla
mother, w li Is now itreatly hnprov
O. H. S. NOT COSTING PEOPLC
TOO MUCH WHFN ALL THINGS
ART. TAKEN INTO CONSIDERA
TION. HE SAYS IN INTERVIEW
GIVEN TODAY.
Publication of comparative tax
rates for Ottawa, La Salle, Peru and
Btreator, which reveal 1111111111).'. bul
bald ftgures, stripped of ail facts,
was assailed this mornlnK by Print i
pui Charles H, Kingman, of the town
Hliip high school, in uti Interview gl
en the FVee Trader-Journal.
Mr Kingman's exceptions were to
iiw Hem which he Baid, conveyed an
entirely wrong Impression to Hi"
minds of the reading puhiic and lofl
Sin lly Hundley who has been sta-1
lioiii'il iii fori Bill, Ark., In the motor
ordnance 1 orps 1
in bis home al
I Mr and Mrs, Charli Lea on, 2lli
i Supi rlor si reet) are ihe parent ,11 .1
baby liny limn Insl nigh I al Ryburn
1 hospital,
Dr. IV ll. Hessllng and Attorney
I Em mi 11 Kellj i-ii,ii friends In Btrea
tor laal evi ding,
Miss Ann,, Hathi v. vi died friend
army return '" Btri ator laal nlghl
in Bluffs i'- tor-
LeHti r Smith, Roland Bmlth, John
McKlroy, Joseph Dean, Vlncenl Kree
in, in, Kenneth Bapp, Manlej Morley,
ll,, inn Jacobs, Km met I N'aule and
White were among those who attend ti-sk
, il the dance in La Salli last evening. Claim Ail
Philip Kohl of Marseilles visited In mann First
Otta tva lasl nlirhi ! I""-1""'.
Probate Court
petn Prob of Will Kt .i
Namee hrg Feb 10 al 10
Admrstr Bond App
Dlotriob.
Pinal Settlemenl E
Li Itta Miller '! al.
Inv App Eal Willie
Edith IS Eldredge,
petn in Bell Per Pol
Est Ellen Skit iale a ith
App Bill ana ln Apn Est Ellen
TONIC A
hi ''ii qulti slrl
now st, mi' bette
I. ll Slllil!
iinlv
the people wil
taw a was payl
should for upl
biilldlng over 1
"The tax pi
man, "may be
1 it k facts relal
tax :
"There are
the Lhoughl thai Ot
z mn li more t h . 1 1 11
. King-follow-:
chool
.1 1, Bane, of the Ice nnd Fuel j
company, wonl to Chicago this morn
1
M 1 h Helen Or iham, In, lias been I
visiting ai the home of parents, Mr.'
mil Mrs. K C, Jordan, lefl this morn-1 8 ! ' ... ,
Ing for Cleveland, where i- will',. H. ', . ' ,
rlsil with her sister, Mrs T. D much In bealth
, vtis i.oia Beard i-; again inn k In
Stephen Patterson ol the Duncan Tonlca ,,,.,. havlng gpen,
Inn: store Is in Chicago today. months al Covert Mich She has
Probate Clerk w. C. flick has gone rooms with Mrs Jennie Wain. a
' ' 1 :
vlalti 'I i'i lends
l .
Dot of Heirship - Esl Llla Miller
1 M K Vah Natnoe,
ml Bettlemenl Ell Sett Est
nils Orubb Walter lOrubb Ra-
S Dellolt.
oof or Heirship Bsl .ios r Rog
Margaret A s Murray,
iii Priv Bale of Per Ppty App
Verne Borchsenlua,
mrstn- Est Margaret A Bbca
'ay to John V Murray bond
ippara apptd adj Mch tern
Circuit Court
Ordcrt
on nlii of amoiint due.
24033 Smith Adami Co vs Qaul Iv
to deft lib' addtl pleas lustanter,
1 K Van 24S0-1 Charlie vs Charlie Iv to compt
to amend 1 1 la 1,111 hrg and decree,
Margaret 1 24749 Naussen 1- Nauasen hrg on
rule io siimv ca ise &c,
24921 Ktlgore v.- Kllgore hrg an-l
decree.
24989 Peter ion Pi terson hrg on
petn for temp alimony el for Jan
L'2 ni i".
24943 Roux vi Roux hrg and decree,
iiltr on afii of umounl due tor
ens: M 1 a w P Co vs Chubbuck
Lindn I Interlcutory order,
Ottawa, 1 22978 Manchow vs Manchow cause
n Insti tel .v redocketed hrg on
ittled E 1
Hi ct al
Priv Bali
WIU TESTIFY
Give Liberally
To the fund (or Ui' rellel of the sturv-
inn children in Europe,
R. J. Klein, the Tailor,
Will be pleased to aee you ni in-, new
location, .'-'ii Madtaon street
NEW CASES.
M swinkv O'CALLAQHAN
Peter MacSwIney, brother of
he late lord mayor of Cork who
lied in a British prison, and Don
iid O'Callaghan, preienl inl
Xtayor Of Cork, arrived at New
port News recently and are ex
pocted in toi iity before the com
Attention.
C. A. R. and W. R. C.
The Btreator W, it. C, has extend
1 il in you a vi'iy cordial Invitation to
attend the Joint installation of thu
offlcora of Btreator c. . it. Posl
68, I W I! C. 118 on Friday. Jan.
1 I 1921 .ii - o'clock p. ni. PlMSS
li 1 your prosidenl or post command1
er know If you Intend to ko. ii would
he wise :,i lake Hie 11:53 n. m. car
to Btreator
JOHN k. HILL, Commander.
MRS. IRENE ORIFFITH,
Post President,
Jamea A Nora Qordari fte v- mittee now holding hearing! in
ikflold Twp LaS Co certloj'
Kelly Ki lly atty.
1 hi isiian Hi isel - Caroline
i r Judg by confn for 1956.76 A
Washington oa :ii. .. . .. in lit-
mil
are three large townshi)
hii:li srhoola in La Salle county
Btreator 1- now operating In an old, ..
overcrowded and outgrown building, ' .
In fact, tkey are -till putting up una
about the ka$na unfavorabl condj ...
lime, than Ottawa had In the last a 1
years ai the old ( ) ! r ; 1 vs , 1 high school ' ( ,.
tn i it nt;. Hence comparisoa with ,
Btreator is of little value,
"li may be Interesting, however, to treel
offer some comparisons of coal us re ninp,
garde the operation of tbe hii;h m;
schools of La Salle and Ottawa. Both . . ...
gchooie have aboul lie- uimi number viis
of pupil; in attendance, and both aro ot Ni
operaUng unffer hiotlern conditions, or In
"It Is usually misleading merely to Mb
examine rates of taxation. There wa v
are Hi
con Ideratipn if one desirps to arrive Wis
al conclusions thai are of any real Ottaw
Misi Ellen
1
ias accepted a
Salli
Mrs. II ll I. ami, iti became paten
Son No. 1' came Into the home 1
Mr and Mr , Harry Graves al Loata
A'oodki
al Madison and laku Mills, Wis., vi
Itlna his folks
decree, Robert Can. aolr
5016 Clarlne Dammann v.
Dammann dlvorci Iv to
p p, Tom w Bmurr.
, 11 C
li, inti r in Florida.
Iss e raldlne Rulloi
school in M Issl isipp
nding the holiday vi
return, l lo
?undaj afti r
Sail
and Margaret Corrlgan !
j be n movi ,i from 1 hi hoi pltal to her
uome in nireaior.
.1 it. Kay has moved his barber shop
1 1 1 1 of the smoke house to the front
room of George A McFerson's furnl-
l i 11 . s, ev i". J, Hlltabrand.
Treasurer J. F Ryan,
Appointive olflci rs installed 1
R, s N 0. L A Burgess
L. 8. N (I J. I!. William-.
R, 8 V CI Herman Hanson.
L, S. V. ii Lee Rowe.
Warden Henry White.
( onductor Gli nn Abney.
li. B. S. William Volght -Ir.
ISS I rani; L. Muieni
Inside guard George Morris.
Outsde guard Roj Patten,
Chaplain E. Williams.
After installation Brothi r Turner
TRIES TO PREVENT
WRECK OF AUTO: IS
RUN DOWN BY TRAIN
1
aim
Tfm first ihinK 10 be home in lasl nl hi
mind is that La Salle's a I valu-
. 1 .. .
more than thai of Ottawa, for Otta
tawa's valuation is 1,443,449, while
the 1,1 Salle district reports vi"i;.
'i :
base to whlcrf the tax rate is appll I
If exactly the
lo I,
schoni purposes both In La Salle aid
in Ottawa, the La Salle rate would
I e lov er than Ottawa a i ecauae their
iismMMi valuation Is so much high
er This fact in Itself shows the er
ror in merely comparing tax rates,
Pay Off Fart of Big Loan
'Another fact which needs to be
borne i'i mind te that, due to Its re
cent building operation--, each yea"
the Ottuwn district las ,, yeavy pay
ment 1 principal and Interest u
l enils 1,1 he mmlo n-tilto in I , c., , .
.ll
I'll
I
' '
11
In Streator 1 .nni,
Ureator ; i
stone was 1 ail. il to southern
ileal
ll,. brother han been sick Ave year Jewel, and also pr
time and death came ns h R, McKee, secretary, with ;
elite Harms of Long Point Eastern star No, 94 held the
1 Foote of Tonlca were mar- nual Installation Friday night
22, tic ceremony taking elected the following officer! h
he ,i E parsonage In Long year:
orthy mat i on Anna Fi rater
Bloomlngton, ill., Jan. r: Dr F, P.
Stedman of Baybrook, a well Known
physician, was painfully injured last
nighl when he was run ou
westbound Lake Erie and Western
pass, liter train at a crossing about
two miles east of SavleooU Both feet
were smashed and amputation was
necessary, lie bad been out on al
call and upon reaching the crossing
his car stalled on the track. Hi was
aware of the approaching train and
finding that ihe engine of his m ichlne '
FARM RIDGE.
Parish meeting of si Andrew's
look place after tir services when
the officers were elected on Jan, 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo Fogle and ilnunh-
er, besides the other members of ihe
Antram family, held a family reun
ion at Mr. Antram'a In the Ridge
rear's day. This day will long be
remembered by ail as one of the
happiest ot their lives.
11 U fte) jter of Lowell 1 ailed at his
sister's, Mrs. Qeo. Clunls, recently,
Kenneth Antram ami brother were
Invited dinner guests al the J, w.
.Mullen home last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Curry were recent
callers in the ridae.
The members of Starved Rock
Council, Knights of Columbus, win
bv ft! iiuunei aiiu supper Lunigni al
ir 111111 room-- on l.a Halle street,
following their regular evening meet
ing. V n-
Mr and Mrs. P, D Crane ill enter
tain with an informal evening party
tonight at their home on Clay street.
mm
TONIGHT
Justine Johnstone
'Blackbirds."
The talc of aristocratic
crooks that forms an ab
sorbing drama. Also the
lalc."t Fox News.
Tomorrow
Shirley Mason
"Gir! of My Heart."
A Wm. Fox Special Feat
ure. Also a new Rollin
Comedy.
'.i.ialil not lesnoml he rushed uii th,
enieo 1.. v nurgess wun a twenty- trttcfc ,,, ,;1K ,). train. He was dazed
' bj the bright light and tell and was .
fountain ... ,:, M t ,1 mil will, Ih, InsnlH
of his feet.
URBAN POPULATION
EXCEEDS RURAL U. S.
dy of
last
1 il '
I HI
bo home at noon to remain awav from
I the building until the first bell, A
r nili : uplioil
.me 1 Mrs it :i i ili Miller and thrr
I'.eWitt, I;, I
was Wi dnesday mornlnp fi r their t
1 iiln v mi
Worthy patron Noah Locke,
Associate matron Ida Shawbacl
Seen tary Matl ie Immel.
Treasurer George Mt Person.
Appointive officers installed:
Chaplain - Edith Ebner,
Organist ISarah William-.
A.dah Mabel Richardson.
Washington, Jan 13. Par the firs' S
I time in the nation's history mon than wm
half of th" population ol the contl ' Wt
nental I'nited Btati 1 if IIvIiik in urban gg
territory Persons living in cities and IB
towns oi more than 2.G00 when I he I
I 1H2" census was taken numbered 54
:U8.032, Hi nsus bureau announced
today, while those lhinr In rural t(
i ritory numbi red 51,39 ,759
P IlilUll IllliillllllllUllI
OCT 9 w i 1 XX
uruan
the rur
Carrie Immel
Louis Millet-
Shaft Peculiarly Situated.
E. K. LINCOLN
"THE INNER VOICE."
j If you want to sec a picture without a dull moment, be sure H
and witness .his ane.
y Admission: Adults 20c. Children 10c.
Friday and Saturday
DOROTHY GISH
I "MARY ELLEN COMES TO TOWN."
A laugh, a surprise or a punch in every ,'oot of film. In-
vile yourself and ihe .'amily.
il IIIIIII!
IIIIIII!
Tattoo M
Children Ory
FOR FLETCHER'S
OAST O R t A
FINAL SETTLEMENT.
R. A. Green, Attorney.
',, Hormnn t'.eeke heir al law 1
Pr. t fivi
ditions
sars
He
1
y Holli
pie a I leh
Buren'a Attar of Rose
hereby notified
administrator 0
the undersigned
I eslate will ap
.ale court Of La
lary vlgnochi and Hem
Ited friends in Marseille:
10 k;
in addition
tance from
principal and interesi
tenth of the amount m
in Ottawa for tliis r
Salle's case also th'
been greatly lightened
cent ami frequent gl
Mr. MatthlesBen. Ol
congratulated in pos
modem building whi
it lo he erected toda
for the fractional ra
given by Mr. King, o
ha ' done th( Job ah 11
$3698? From Z
"It is interesting al
lump sums levied In 1
for the lasl year. La
P-vy of 170,000, hut
calved $36,982.89 assis
Matthiessen estate during the year,
and also federal government aid ot
over $11011 from the vocational hoard.
POT this same year, Ottawa levied
if-TVtHiii and received no outside - 1 1
In addition over $10,0 f t!ii mon
ey was use.i for permanent equip
ment and Improvement In the lmr.,!
itic. and Was not in any way charge
able to current expenses
"For those who feel a major inter
est in the "comparison nf fas rates,
the following table is submitted
which shows the Increase in tax rat a
for bieli school purnoaes for 192 1
over iwirt through the county
"Memlota Increase f
Hi reat or "
l,a Salle ja
Ottawa ,nj
"From these figures it la evident
that Ottawa's tax rale Increase has
bed nthf lowest in the county this
vear. aotwithntandlng the fad thai
her assessed valuation N lower than
that of either La Salle or Streal r
"Of even greater interest than the
amount Ol money lev) -j j the rennrt .' P
lu-use ot the tctaal T
secretory M
Ottawa.
On
Wn
"0 Me
Than Ottawa.
si nooia re beiie .
. '. , .
any other direct io!
raised hv taxation
1 ttawa are a'orth
districts and to tin
I RUEHLER. BHO j
J Originators of Cut Rate Markets Jr
You can depend on this ad.
SPECIAL FOR FRIDAY.
Smoked finnan haddie, lb 22c J
Fancy fresh trout, lb
4 Fancy halibut steak, lb 4
5 Fresh oysters (solid meat) qt. 55c (
mm,
That's HELPFUL
Dealers Aid Their Customers
iften do not considi
nsidei (he he:!) OUalltV service of re
us 'is true iii all lines but especially so in
ie rommc.rlides are heavv anr
Duyei
tail d
building materials whet
bulky and much of the service is not in sight.
ao many things enter m
is the unloading, sorting
in plain sight of buyers
quires a lot ol labor an
VUn , . . ,:i 1.
in the court h,
actual ..i Brick cheese, per lb. 22c p
4 Lont?horn or Young American cheese, lb. 28c
d Limburer cheese 1 lb. pkgs., lb 20c 4
1 , 11 ? (Extra Special.) $
i M ,1 1,, ' 1 '''S a''" 4 Swiss cheese, per lb. 30c
jpw A(MMM1 4 Milk, tall cans, per can 12c
fjr:; i Arcadia brand Coffee (special) 31c
mMMHfMXVSXlM Neck bones, side pork, lamb or mutton,
fefl J f sljnrer,bs' P!SS feet, hearts, liver, brains, nos- 4
4 ton butts, pork shoulders and all kinds of S
seven i 5 smoKea and cured meats. 4
Salle and at
ir respective
irround
'he!n a tie,,! tli sl more thai
y are costlttg the pul li
m . i.rl. -.. I 1 ..e .
nihil in 'ie- neiio,',. 01 i-uii, a- ,... 1 ,
tional experts who are Bent at ret.,,. . , "'. " ' . " '"'" '
, . 1 1 ''i., iui'iuoiu ai li
h i il ami slate UlKD unviitiv . ,,
... - ... 1 . 1 .a . . Vl'll
Voir, Wirt Ulrt.T anrll.in na ,
, :i i-. ,,, c ,
- 1 1 on
lumber yard service First ihere
id piling so thai materials may be
nd yel well protected. This re
upervision by trained men.
limDer dealers and 11s pmulnvM mnal ,, i n.m.
ed as to grades, quality, just where to find everything in
sheds and yard. They must be able to give reliable infor
mation that will help the customer. That is real service and
its rost is considerable.
Another servici
ting the right tl
needed so there may be no expense or trouble to the buver
in housing, protecting from the weather. If your entire lum
ber bill was dumped on the site promiscuously you would
have trouble and expense in caring for it.
The real service yard gives you just what you need and
when you need it.
the delivery of building material. Put
js on tire building site just when they are
Credit
ries t
not ge
hands
other service. The local (
Iyer until the building is
in advance, deliver the j
aler generally car
impleted. He does
) and then wash his
1 mufl
fit f(
amounts spent for last year. Actual mhoriim for Inspection; and both ot golf links
have ihe ream el an, I
val
'4
Watch for our big special ad in Friday's K
paper.
11 He stays with you until the job
r changes his plans the dealer ex
just what you want and need,
money, An ordinary retail lumber
30.00 to $75,000.00 invested. He
his men. reed the teams, buy sup
S good ot bad. 1 Ie must give a high
er what the COSl
ear about is service, capital invested,
ontributions to various community
be paid for before
mself.
per cent below the
reasp in the "over-
ice, i our dealer marks his prices down
mill prices but he cannot maik down la
bor, taxes, insurance and other expenses.
I umbel I'tn i's Ate Lower but the service must remain first
class regardless of cost.
1 alk Id you lumber dealer about your building problems,
i ou know him and you know he can give vou straight in
formation. I hat s part of the service he offers.
Lumbermen's Publicity Bureau
nl th
wn tin i
Kr,.
th
i 1 1 s r ..... a
I Kinder ph ase botit) M .v I' tiink j
their own coaununiUe;