Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., February 03, 1921, Image 1

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OTTAWA FREE TRADER
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OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1HKO
WEATHER,
a Unsettled, with proiv
jp ably rain or snow tonight
and Friday; warmer to-
myht.
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OTTAWA, ILLINOIS, TIIIJKSDAY, fEllKUABY H, H2 I
VOLUME 5.--NO. '
1MI( E, TWO CENTS
MY KNOCKERS
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PRESENT INDICATIONS
; TELLE!?
ARE BANK
WILL FIGHT
WILL FACE LANDIS
YOUTH NOW IN COUNTY JAIL
FOR THEFT OF $96,884 OF BANK ;
FUNDS, TO BE TAKEN TO CHI-
CAGO- EMPLOYS L. O. BROWNE ;
AS COUNSEL.
I
he is arraigned h
Young Carey, who is n
fro i an attack of '
:
until the lit
!
Carey is 1
bonds, which
1'. S. Conn
at thi of his
eral warran
when Carlcy
Court, he will present u petition asu
inn to have this bond reduced.
Carey Has retaim
Browne to represen
for liberty, fie wl
.lud'-'o I.andis In Off
Chicago.
Before the time
Carey had returned
of the money a nd be
away from the ban
November LI. wh
winntn
senteri
that ma
when hi
give inetn an oppo
bonds. Chiel Hopkll
Avers this morning
to secure ins tree 10m
Il was thought that
other two would be lo
on Tuesday, but the)
Streator authorities,
hound over to the gra
daj on three burglary
d me
FIREPROOF FURNACE
PIPES CATCH FIRE
Asbestos
spoken of
safe against
hold ils r.
about 10 o'
Strawn was not aj nome ana tne are
was first discovered by neighbors who
immediately hurried into the base
ment of the house, upon discovering
(he smoke pouring from the windows,
and proceeded In extinguishing the
blaze An alarm was s,,nt in and the
lire du; artnietit responded and alter
several minutes Ihe lire was extin-
guished withoir any damage what
ever. Overheated furnace pipes over
which the asbestos was wrapped caus
ed it to Ignite. Several would not be
lieve that the tip proof paper was on
lire, but were finally convinced when
the burning asbestos was taken Into
the rear of the Strawn yard.
KIN COMING TO TAKE
CHARGE OF KELLY RITES
P. nditig the arrival h re of B MJ
rain Kelly, a brother, no arrang
nients have bi en m I le for funer
serviiis over the remains ol Oeon
Kelly, Chicago. Burlington and Quim i
ti reman, who died at ttybum hospital
loiiowing a brief Illness. The brother
is expecti'd here iroin Oscoda, Midi.,
Mime time tonight The runins Will
be taken lo Aurora and thence shiprd
o OeCOds for Rant bit rnent, ac ord
ing to preliniinai plana lor burial an-
MMnced today .
OBTAIN ffl
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UUI8UUiUl.il iv
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UUUUM! I well w"l 1
prn
nnr iiinnno Tfi
OLuIIKl JUMffiO IU
HEAR WOMAN'S SUIT
AGAINST C, R. I. & P.
MARSEILLE? CASE, IN WHICH
PLAINTIFF SEEKS $2r,O0O DAM
AGES FOR FORCIBLE EVICTION
FROM TRAIN. GETS UNDER WA
IN CIRCUIT COURT.
h In
CIVILIANS AND TROOPS
KILLED DURING NIGHT
ATTACKS IN IRELAND
,i a . instal le
, urn. .. ,.ii,.
1
EARLVILLE COUPLE
COME HERE TO WED
u .
Mrs. Mabel Ijavtera ia .i.niin i,ar-
donor, both ot Earlvtite, were quietly
married yesterday afternoon at 4'
j oVloC by li.v ft V. I.awler at M
ho? in In the Find Methodist parson-
nge They were una"' aded. Mr. and
Mrs. Hardener will make their home
I on ,, farm near Barlvillo.
BLAMES RELIG
DOS
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YOUNG WOMAN. CITING QUAR
RELS OVER FAITH, APPLIES T)
CIRCUIT COL RT FOR SEPARATE
MAINTENANCE.
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AN APOLOGY TO
PEOPLE WRONGED
PMicatli
Toda
Ills ace. ma
was Kiv,
that no
count, such
U;i.
( ,M,
won Red
apologises I
,.,.nllv
Orders w
partmentn t
ana ai oAb
rader.1,
future
tract cr.
Getting
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A THt. 14
TIM ToRl-
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1 mStrfiatAi cats SCS
1 1 f 1 At ft IT'. I T
IN Y I
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SMASHED IN
strfatoc man would PUT
BLAME FOR ACCIDENT UPON
CITY UTILITIES BOARD R E
FUSES TO DIVULGE RESULTS
OF ELECTRIC L WIRING IN
SPECTION. itothini
rro w to a ci
il 1 e v a t t h 1
Thiers machim was badly wrecked.
No one was Injured in the catastro-l
Refuse Mayor's Request. j
A requesl that the city be given aj
pre-
t'a-
CADET OFFICERS TO
BE NAMED BY 0. H. S.
insignia to t
awa High sch
In id under
Karl Wend.
id every niemh, i
to display any
one was given ;i ,
I ived 1 hat he was
r manner he
Inted at the , v
Ij of handling a gro
r manner ol giving
own discipline, y,
and their quicknes
wit, Kvery man it
I be watched clo !
ie ct"ms will I .
try 1 Krliy. in chat
Major Karl Wet d
H Kingman. t pi
- hoMiag bat thi
the Shake
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mm- WH.:.wm$m,
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TROLLEY COLLISION
i" Instigated at its demand,
, "
1'
.,'
or the
to the
I the
e violating the
nits of their in-
letter referred 1
I It ta u ,1
Creek Orri
by early
Reports Are Read.
its submitted
month ol Jan-
rep,
nary, all of which were read and
., (onuaia-
. ,M ? toss to property
Health Commissioner Dr. W. A
Pike reported five cases of scarlet
ed $58 in his department
: mil
$151 doing various jobs about the
inted ti 1
EXPERT TAKES CHARGE
OF BERRY'S BIG SALE
he! of I
Sorpr se 0
W'iilcTn :
rp riiied Tu
on Colum
d neighbors
1. dilate h
,mt
ii hnni
plateau
SWEARS FLUENTLY
WHILE TESTIFYING
AT CONGRESS QUIZ
Washington, Feb. 3. Turning sharply on
house war investigating committees as a "whole,
Charles C. Dawes, former head of army supply pro-
i curement service in
1' ranee, told one of them
0 A RTF R M HON u-Uy that the value of
yUnil I Lll III Lt.SUIl their work had been made useless
th uflh injection of partisan politics.
ESTATE IS LEFI BY
)F DAN
-
PROPERTY WILL PASS TH ROUGH
probate two DAUGHTERS!
THE ONLY HEIRS VAST HOLD
I IN ILLIIHUIS MIND O M I-I
INGS IN I L L I "n
FOR N I A LANDS.
inging in
sane county woman was nietl for pro-
bate late yesterday. Tin property be-
lonueii to Mrs. Charlotte U, Bauer of
Dana .who passed away at her homi
1
on Jan. 8. As .Mrs. Saner died with
out making a will, her property wil
be divided In the manner the slate In
heritanci iaus
In a petition
ti rs of a (minis -
by the diced-
Mrs. Lilley 1.
ent s two daughtt
IS. SAU
r- Crawford of Flanagan and Mrs. Rose I be heard."
11 Hakes m' Dana, the holdings of Mrs. I Asked about grafter who followed
if Sailer ate listed as land In Illinois an i j the American army to France, Mr.
i. California worth $200,00 and bonds, Dawes said:
i,. notes, accounts and grain worth $25- "Yes. they were there; some of the
s "' " ! most despicable characters on earth,
s he only In li b to I he 1 state are Mrs, trying to help the army by selling it
g rawford and Mrs Hakes. A third things it needed at exhorbitant fig
daughter, Mrs. Minnie straw 11, uteulnres. There was one man, we caught
several yearB ago, leaving no c tildren and deported. What is his name? Oh,
. Mrs. urawtorti and Mrs. Hake are tin what's the use 1 am not a muck
Bfiminisiratort . inej men men nona raker, He was a traitor and I wish
,s ' '"l'day in I ie sum Ol .' I. I we could have shot him."
p. Gen, Dawes praised the men in tho
1, army, saying it was the fashion now-
THREE YEAR OLD GIRL.
ILL. FEW DAYS. DIES
Margaret Josephine Zickler, three
year old daughter of Joseph and An-
na Zickler. 1111 Phelps street, died
this morning about 5:30 o'clock at
tin. hniiie of her narents. after three
daVg' illness. Margaret was In per
was a bright little girl and
playmate friends who will
FORMER SUPREME
COURT AID IS DEAD
li i
SENATE CONFIRMS
NEW UTILITIES BOARD
evening v Governor Small's ne public tttill 8te'n,ri; Chicago, pilot in the Minne
oo ami (j. j commission named yesterday was I apoliff-Chicaga air mail service, was
per was confirmed bv the senate in 'n 'lit ive killed today when his plane fell near
ras pre -..j,m Sneaker Da hi hem innnnnce I Vfendota, Minn., acconling to word
s an l memlx of Ihe hou contingeni -ent here. Qeurge itaMptna, mechan
exj ase committee, kina, m injured.
"I bitterly resent this effort to re-
M i'i imioii the entire anuv because
poor devil blundered In Switzer
land." hS shouted. ' You can put a
bloti h on the army. What the hell di1
wo l;o Into thi war for? To steal
money? it was no) a republican or a
I democratic war. It was an American
war, and yet as a rule these commit-
ftlTaS ESS-
sating to better advantage right here
trying to save disgraceful govern
ment waste. You could save more
I Ml I Ule V lor MO' people QUI aS 10
Prunce, you haven't got evidence to
make a case if one existed, and I
don't believe it does. Representative
Flood, democrat, Virginia, told Con
gressman Dawes iiis idea of Investiga
tion was to draw a lesson for the (u
ture; it' bad administration was shown
10 ha s" tt,IU " -rami aim
graft, to nnd it and see thai the guilty
were punished.
"Yes." Cen Dawes replied. "but
don't let this thing go before the peo
ple as a partisan tight. Everybody
j wants to hear something bad about
1 some one elsf I am not hTe to make
( barges that would blacken the nanio
id' a soldier who can not come in to
ya 111 condemn them. There were
ny women at the hearing, but It
n't feaze the general who swore
iConsidering everything." he dc-
c'ned, "the record of accomplish-
i.vnt of the war department in get-
tin;' ready for war was s greater as
complishmen! than that of France or
'.real Britain in the game neriod of
i time I don't believe you can pick
achievements of the
ny will stand as an ever
of glory. You have tried
mntaln out of a molehill.
1 the army was American
a string of outs lie took
tpt in some quarters to
. Pershing, Dawes said
ive a "damned word" of
Gen. Pershing permitted
loss of life after the ar
k at the plnhead poli
te raising hell about pro
nen who earned them in
ixclalmed, They're doing
reasons. It is a dlrty
s not in the regular army
s a rotten system that
omotlons higher up and
net permit as to pro
te or a sergeant who had
e mud. because the de
nted to save a little sal
'ershing wanted to pro
it somebody in authority
f "
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NEW LEASE ON LIVES
GIVEN HOME BREWERS
c Feh. ;t.--A wor t
e brewers was Bound
Wheeler, counsel for
Tightening up" activities of those
ter -i d in prohibition enforcement
ould not be directed for the prwMt
tin si 111. iking intoxicants for their
vn use, although they were technic-
ly violating the law. he laid.
CHICAGOAN LEADS
AS POINT GETTER
K". M.
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