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OTTAWA FREE TRAPER -JOURNAL
TUE8DAV, JANUARY IS, 1921.
FREE TRADER -JOURNAL
AND OTTAWA FAIR DEALER
115 West Main Street
Published Every Afternoon Except Sunday.
FREIC TRADER-JOURNAL PRINTING CO
W, II, os.MAN Editor and
O. II WOOLBBRT
TERMS:
Dally, one yiar In advance by carrier
Daily, per week, by carrier
Dully, one your in advance, by mall, in i.
Dully, ono your in udvunee, by mall, niitshli
Entered ns second class matter Mar, 25, li'-11
wn, 111 . undor the Ac-t ol Oct 1917.
Member of the Associated Pr
The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to
of sill news dispatches credited to it "r not otberwl
am) iilsn local news published heroin,
EVERETT TRUE
BY CONDO.
(SportinQ i
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 192
NOT IN CANADA ONLY.
Recently a grand jury, sitttnj; at St. 1 athenncs, 1 intarto, g;
utterance lo a warning vvhtcli may n) he applied s !cl to tite
minion. The presiding judge had made sonic observation regai
nig children running the streets and il was in answering him il
the grand jury said :
"We view with alarm the marked increase in the number
criminal cases Iiefore the grand jury. We feel that this i uh-.
a large measure, to a certain laxity on th part oi parents
bringing children up to a proper observance oi law and order,
respect to the general welfare oi the community. I'urther alo
in their report the grand jury recommended the cntorcemeni oi I
law in regard to juveniles being on the street alter certain hou
pretensions only a short distance from Niagara halls, or at a
other Canadian town that well might be considered under i
"Down East" influences, is it anything to lie wondered at that 1
West the Wild West, as thi section appears to our Canadian cot
ins where there is less restraint imposed upon the individual, i
iii" young, similar conditions exist.
Yet the applicatii n of the spirit i if the criticisms d the anadi
grand jury would not be at all amiss here in Illinois. Some yet
;. while Charles S. Deneen was state's attorney for t ook count
there was a meeting held in the Congregational church t this ci
which was addressed by him. Among the things he called atte
Hon to was the fact that the greater portion of the crimes coi
mitted were by youths between the ages oi sixteen and twenty-fot
One needs but to go into the juvenile courts oi ( htcago, today
find a verification of his utterance. Ii anything should be fout
different it would probably he in the lowering "i the minimum a
of the offenders.
With the wave of crime sweeping the country, one cannot r
frain from questioning whether or nt the parent-- oi today real i
that their boys, yes, and fdr!. too, are becoming educated in t
rudimentary principles oi wrong-doing by being permitted to e
ercise their own fancies, seeking such pleasures as their youth f
desires lead them to. A reasonable amount oi pleasurable cntc
tainnieut is necessary, but this should be tempered with parent
restrictions and a prescribed daily routine oi work. And above :
tilings, the parent should know where and how the leisure hours a
spent. There is an old saw that admonishes that "Satan finds n a
work for idle hands to do." With the reports of robberies, murde
and other crimes, four-fifths committed by mere children or youtl
who have barely reached their majority, that till the columns of tl
daily press, it seems as it there had been much idleness allowed tl
youth of this age which the arch enemv had taken advantage o
T tp T1
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GOSSIP
Today's Markets
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WANT MIDDLEWEIGHT
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RUCKRIGEL'S EL EVATOR.
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COLLEGE ATHLETICS
GUIDED BY FACULTIES
MARSEILLES NEWS
00AL MAHKLH."
Ill ked BggS, 40c
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(Kit tif. butter, lOe
Hides and Wool.
GRAIN QUOTATIONS
hlcago market report furnisned hj
W. Klrby, manager Simon. Oat
'it . Room 312 Miilniit.y tiuilfltilft
Pro?
Igh Low Clone, close
Office Phone. Blacl
MARY MACARTHUR
5. House Phone Black 35. f
Ofice over Star Theater.
t?mw.mtt.c;--war -. t, imn:m. annmsini
'HREE POUND BABY
BORN TO WM. BLUES
THE NATION
COMPAN
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BIKE RiDERS DOWN
TO A STEADY PACE
"UNCLE JOE" CANNON.
Representative Joseph (i. Cannon, of Illinois betti
tu some 1 00,000,000 of his fellow citizens a "I nele I
holds the long-distance service record oi the American
Me has broken the previous record established by Senator
Morrill, of Vermont, of 43 years, 9 months and '4 da)
now going after the mark set by the late William K. Gla
5, years in the British house of commons. As "Uncle Ji
on the sunny side of 85 and in good physical condition,
money he will nose out Gladstone.
Mr. Cannon was first elected to the house in 1 S -j
been returned regularly with the exception of two congres
misfortune overtook him. But both times he was del
merely patched up his fences for the next election, and v
eight years he was speaker of the house. He still is a
.alert, attends the sessions daily and works hard a a meml
appropriations committee, much harder than his friends 1
should.
BASEBALL MENTORS
POSTPONE MEETING
Mrs,
Beaten Champ Still Hero!
SOUSA ONE CIGAR
DOWN TO OPPONENT
MR. C00L1DGE.
''Another duly to fulfill," was the sententious comment of Gov
( oolidge on receipt of the new s of his nomination for vice president
Equally characteristic was Mr. Coolidge's response to Mr
Harding's invitation to become an ex-olTicio member of his cabinet
"I shall be very glad to serve in anj way in which I may b
found useful."
Artemus Ward once remarked of Mr. Lincoln that he "neve
slopped over." If Mr. Coolidge has at any time or occasion beet
known to "slop over" when called upon to say something, th
records make no mention of it. He is the great living antithesi
todaj of that portentious product of our politics known as th
"windbaji."
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COLD WEATHER KEEPS
MAN 0' WAR INDOORS
Philadelphia, Jan. is -Cold weather
prevented Man a' War, America's
greatest three year old. from leaving
the Riddel barn at Berlin Md vm.
Finger Frirt In Cank.
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Joe Slecher is in an Omaha hospital nursing an arm afTprtod
by neuritis. He Injured it in his match with Kit "8t rangier" Lewis
when he lost the title. Picture shows Joe telling his nurse and little
Eddie Bjoblom, the six-year-old patient ol hi ward, adventures
of a strong man
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