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MONDAY. JANUARY
PAGE SIX
FREE TRADER - JOURNAL
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BY CONDO.
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Today's Markets
AND OTTAWA FAIR DEALER
1)5 West Main Street
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SEABOARD BUYING
AIDS GRAIN MARKET
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GRAIN QUOTATIONS
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FREE TRADER-JOURNAL PRINTING CO.
W. H, OSMAN ....
G. H. WOOLBERT
Managing Editor
AMATEUR DEFEATS
PRC (JRVAL BAPTIE
TERMS:
Daily, one your in advance by carrl
Dully, per week, by carrier
Dully, one year In advance by mi
Dullv, one year in advance by mai
Entered as second
wu. in . under tin- Act
OTTAWA FREE TRADER - .KHTtNAL.
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Published Ku'i'.v Aftei noon Excepl Suu I
Member of the Associated Press.
The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to me use roi ,el"'
ot all news dispatches credited to It or nol otiieiw e 'i
Bad also local news published herein
MONDAY. JANUARY
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WHERE WOULD OTTAWA L AND IN CONTEST LIKE THIS?
Last Fall the city ni Shawnee, Okla., ;u the tntietaiK n
Rotary Chili issued a challenge t all cities in Oklahoma ot tram
3,000 ti 1 20,00 1" ipulatu ill. in stating its tiiaiicngt, .
I'd tM he i he het cit) in Iklahoma ol the ,?.. . to o, x 1 I ' .
class in which t rear children, and through tne lotar
$2,500 n any city in ilu' slate ..1 the size inentii ne(i Aim
outpoint Jter on the various items which makes a cu
that purpose, 1 lie challenge has been accepted ,
Ten points mi which the contest is t- he decided nae
decided on and are as follows ( And incidenta l) notice t ie on e
which the points are given. Si me idea una! tne tat e s o 1
contest consider necessary tor special auenti n ma 1
raised. 1 : First. Play ; facilities for adequate and sateguarUed play at
school and in the community, ci nditions ol parks, piaygroui n 1
the like. Second, Industry : industrial training at - Uooi, . la a u
building, employment during vacation, coiiditn us id enip hnment ot
juveniles under 16, systematic thru: instruction third, .1 100 s,
management, equipment, methods oi contact with community, mod
ern methods oi instruction, management "i athletic-, adequateness 01
number of teachers, salaries and the like, rotirtn, tleaitn, mocie
methods of nursing, health inspection, chines, hospital sen ice, den
tal inspection, handling ot contagious diseases, and tne liKe, 111 1,
Scoutcraft; management oi the boy ;couts, girl scouts 01 campnn
girls, facilities for camping, hiking, boating, ser
iiiLr organizations, lesson- in Americanization,
guards; management ot the motion picture, the dance situation
cigaret problem, the theater and the general lue of the yo
Seventh, Sociability; facilities for weekly social experiences 0
adolescent young people, social management in the nigh school
the churches ami home-. Eighth, Religion ; youths m young peo
church societies, V. M. C. ., V. W. C. A., enrollment, manage!
methods in Sunday' schools, how these bodies meet the play
recreational interest- oi the young. Ninth. Service; club- am
cieties of men and women studying and dealing constructively
juvenile problems, project- accomplished and under way. and
like. Tenth, Housing; adequateness oi housing, health, saint;
and other comforts of industrial classes and oi the familie
lower economic statu-: together with remedial meth ds ami nieas
How would Ottawa stack up on the lir-t point? We 0
to score at least 100 pin- on "facilities for adequate and safegua
play" and "playgrounds and the like." At present a boy wi
coaster sled is about like an infidel laid out for the last -ad nt
all dre-sed up and no place to go. On numbers two and dire
might do better, but "character building in No. 2 and 'mat
ment of athletics" (except in the high school) in No, 3 won
increase our percentage much, On No. ( wed -core well tip.
No. 5, with hoys crying for a scout master and anxious to orga
we'd' get an awful jolt. The campfire girls are better taken
of, thanks to the effort- of a number of self-sacrificing and r
interested young ladies. No. 6 would hit us right in the
plexus for the count. And with the exception ..1 a few no
instances, Nos. 7, 8, 0 and 10 wouldn't increase our batting avt
very much.
Read the list over again and decide where Ottawa would
if the contest was held in Illinois instead of benighted Oklah
It's up to someone to get busy, Who?
NEED FARMER AS BUYER.
Nearly all meetings of farmers 1 r delegates
tiitns punctuate their sessions by passing a resolut
mediate curtailment oi government expenditure-,
as much to state administrations as to the fede:
Farmers are. by virtue of their occupation, econi
should join with industry and labor in demanding
of all government expenditures 1- very natural.
The entire country is suffering as a result oi
in farm market-. I he absence 01 demand and in
are due as much to the depreciation 111 the farm
as to any other cause, Leading banking nouses a
recognize this fact. The population general H
return of agricultural products to a price le
other commodity price-. Implement dealer- re
crease in stock and decrease in sale-. I heir new
for little more than hah the IQ20 production,
put in the buy ing power oi the farmer, and m
feeling the effect.
How much the revival of the war finance c
to stabilize and strengthen farm market- remai
should ease the credit situation moderately and gu
finance foreign buy ing a much needed impetus,
dicates the willingness of congress to help the 1
teres! all section- of the population take in fin
the fanner's problem-.
AURORA GETS ONE
OF RING TOURNEYS "
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Aurora, III.. Jan. 17. -One of the dts 1 ""
d iet basketball tournaments ol the I ' '
Illinois High School Athletic assocla-1 repn
Hon lias been uwarded to Aurora BC- quell
cording to announcement made tins: one
week. The dates selected will l' to
March 10, 11. 1-'. The other three l il
ies to Becme tournament In ibis sec
tion of the slat.- are Rockford, Jotiel
and Kigin. There an seventeen en- V
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M:'e Jump.
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CHICAGO SWIMMERS
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LOCAL MARKETS
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SOLUTION FOR FUEL PROBLEM
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