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AGE EIOHT FREE TRADER - JOURNAL AND OTTAWA FAIR DEALEH 115 West Main Street Published Every Afternoon Exeepl Sunday. OTTAWA VUTT. TP TVFflT - MM If N A Vv, EVERETT TRUE BY CONDO. wrriNrDAY. February 9. 1021. FREE TRADER JOURNAL PRINTING CO, W II. OSMAN G. II WOOl,UEKT Publishers Editor and General Manager Managing Editor TERMS; Ilally. ''tie yenr In advance by carrier .... Daily, per week, by carrier Daily, ime your in advance, by mall, In 1 Daily, one year in advance, by mall, 1 Entered as second class matter Mar wa. Ill . under the Act (if Oct. S, 1917 Balla Com La Salle c it the Post OflJca IB otta Member of the Associated Press. The Associated Press i . exclusively entitled to lUe of H news dispatches credited to it or not otbi rwli i and alio local ueWs published herein. I'lmblicatl WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 0. 1921. tllf ther Mil". CI I WHAT SHALL BE DONE ABOUT THEM? Periodically the cjuestii ;i "i taking measures for the of crimes by mental defectives is considered h mei tions t recognize the necessit) ol s me actu i einji ia .system i f protection againsi this class oi individuals, il thing can be said to exist, is not creditable to i ur i intnoi is a recognized fact thai many oj oifr crimes and antonji most atrocious, are committed by mental defective known t" be defective before they "break lse, r tn be so after the damage i done. Whj do we ; L'rtnit th tunates to lie at large, a constant menace to the i h rrifying crimes as a rule are committed h r lm "mind diseased.' irtually every small town has its n i r pie." The records of oiir tourts and ubl i - itutions are everywhere, and noi onlv 1" we fail to keep them mnli liance but we allow them to multiply their kind t present there IS nopn tection t'l society, worthy ol the name. againM these unfortunates. If an "i'trage or even a murder is com mitted by one "i these, that particular one (when it is u late) is taken care of after a fashion, but others known to e e uall detec tive are allowed an unrestricted freed' in. it is not comm n sense, nor is it fair to the unfortunate nor to his people. A known mental defective should be placed beyond the possibility of doing harm and where he can receive such treatment a may possibly help and per haps in some rare instances cure his malady. 1 The latest attention alqng tins line of any importance is now lie iug given in ( "iik county at the instance of State's Attorney ( rowe and he certainly deserves commendation for taking it up for serious attention. The recommendations resulting from the conference, which included such experts on defectives as hief Justice Hson and Dr. Hickson and experienced officials like Mr, Crowe. Chief Fitz rrtorris, Deputy Aleck. I 'anile Agenl Reed, are practical and we trust will be realized. They are for a farm for the isi lation of crim inal defectives, for regulations denying parole to persons found de fective, and tot provision for the psychopathic examination of per sons arrested for crime. This ci rtimission is practically silent on the defectives in gener al who have shi wn no criminal tendencies ta-- yet I but it i- a crass which needs attention, and will doubtless be taken care of when the more important criminal defectives are provided for. Ottawa is now in a state of niore or less excitement over the work; id an incendiary and a Jack-the-Peeper." W hen these indi viduals are finally "run down" it is a ten t" one shot that be or the will be found to be nifsntallydefective. And yet a number of well known irresponsililcs ur "simples" are on the streets even dav, ab solutely without surveilhance of any kind. Is this common sense? Shall no attention he paid them until they have committed some crime ? I PORTING i GOSSIP J, Today's Markets BRITTON PROVES HE STILL HAS THE GOODS Grain i tn i. ii, trkei report turnla&td b) u. w. Kim manaier Blmoaa, ia , 'a vork Keh 9 Jack Brlttor iicl ('"- Roon 811 oJonoy Butldlnji . ' Dona t wn .is chipper as a lark yesterday, All i I ,. ratulatioiii be hand idi-on Sin Prei tin i on Close el im ( lorn No. a white r.5 NO, - yellow .-r, No, .! white v No 3 yellow .,., u NO I while M No, I yellow 50 ove Sfock l.i Jill) AW, YOVR.fS C K? A 2T Y 1.7 Ull ii , TMC N YouVe U''MCD I SOM8THIMO MttVClR L .i...i,r li'TM . MLJT I!! proi e 11 ins dutlllK llli' When .1 diet UBi that little nnpleus i, ii oc urred in the aecond w Ii fouled htm repeated I Ural two rounds and that oi ' '. to the Englishman's rubber mouthpiece, lie general opinion among I thai Itniton for the titst 1 Corn 1 long 1 raeer, had tempor- Nt. ' mixed is head Brltton evidently I No, 1 mixed alize how dangeroui this I No, .1 yellow waa II. ol he struck Lewla No, 1 yellow excitemenl he was mhmlt- No, white lalifkatlon and would have No 4 white iqulsh his titl' for a little 1 ess No, 2 while en- 20th Meatlnn. No. white Chicago, Peh 9 lloga. Receipts ,0?1a 23,000; hold over 11,462; pracUcally 'i "s nothing iIimiik. .1 1 -t i 11 steady to strong with yesterdny'w average; blddlm ,4414 uboul like y eater day' 1 (lose; 9afft.bld 1 for 150 to 160 lb offerings; quality CASH MARKETS most lv iverage coh iias T.iHiO. oatei da y It ipt- N, FiUCKRIGELS ELEVATOR No Wheal Marseilles News MARY MAC ARTHUR Office Phone, Black 176. House Phone, Black 3: Offce over Star Theatre. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 9. 1921. MABISCO'S 8 STORY BUiLDiMG RAPIDLY WEARS COMPLETION The National Biscuit company's eight-story building la Bearing com pletion, although a ?asi amount of work still remains to be done on the Interior of the building. Thi contract of Griffith At Son proper !.. almost end rety few 1 I alili ... I visit to I : 1 Itliiei ; - . bin t has In laurels agafnal lads who, when lint ton ru st started his career, were ! WILSON READY TO MEET ALL COMERS Chicago, HI . Peb 9, -Johnny Wll- : then had a few tlnmts to sav about riiics gave n not fighting WALLACE GRAIN MARKETS Vo 4 w S SOUTH OTTAWA ELEVATOR 1 Will Street. New V'ork, Peii 8 rrudlng .it the opening ol today's Ktock market wan dull and uncertal In .1 striking eon trasl 10 the spirited rail) which a& pan led yesterday's final dealings, Changes were nuilnl) upward, how over, Crucible steel and American 1 buoco and Texas Pactflc inilwa) soon showing a one point gain American sugar, General Aaphall and United Pruli were among the other firm is sues. Trifling reactions marked the early offerings of Mexican Petroleum, Eletlehem Steel and several o( the eastern railroad is.siios, notably the LOCAL MARKETS springers, Z4i Young turkey Si Old rooHters, lint th UNMEASUREABLE TIME AND SPACE. Astronomers are still dabbling in figures of gigantic propor tions. N'ot long ago they gave to the world the statement that by a process ot stellar-measurements the size oi a star, niw itrninmentlv than visible m trie evenings, was tuenn seven millions turn our sun. Previously they had measured the sun and found that lu minary to be I(, times larger than the earth. Vccordine to those figures that gigantic star. Betelgeuze, is something like nine trillions times larger than this little sphere thai we call the earth. Such figures are practically incomprehensible to the ordinary mind, requiring an object lesson to illustrate them. Here is something which might reduce the fact to ordinary understanding. Take the smallest size shot on the market, the ordinary bird shot. It requires something like twelve thousand of these to make a pound. Lettms one of these little pellets, scarcely larger than a pin head, represent the earth, it would require nearly twenty-eighl pounds of them to represent the sun. But the star Betelgeuze, many millions times 1 ...1.1 . . 1 , . , iturgci man ine sun, would ue represented liv three lm enty-five thousand tons as compare.! with the earth comparison is almost beyond understanding unless tht duced to car or ship loads. Time and space seems V st 'Then again the astronomers tell of that nebula, southern heavens, that is traveling awaj from the eai oi thirteen hundred miles a second, but notwithstand has maintained its apparent place in the heavens for ial, thus indicating a distance from the earth, thai is concrete on thai be en done pr vl that .all the ma was mixed on covered with work to be 1 a 1 pouring Thi- has in . Grafanoju w, .'Ailson will do enough fiahtlne from w on to suit anybody, in the case Jr. I USe 01 a lirok''t - ncern tli to s:,v that I'm . Popular a I Ml for Caruso has quit singing, and s over. I hi- urtisl 9 ai iter - M Courwews TCI 1 1- le a lot of noise for : 0USht to be 0 I was out of com- thai ' Wai dodging VALENTINES WE WOULD LIKE i!it ilo mi. so what TO SEND. To Wt-.it I Probate Court Chaa Zimmerman prayer upon pro 1 i Proof of Heir hip lisl Llla M Wal- It 1 Pinlei iupp Repl App Esi James Gordon Petn for .- t , 1 1 1 1 of Conservator Kst ll Pi Ii ' ' Pinal Suttlemenl Est Settled Est accl to stand as final settlenient set l petn to Pay Taxea A.-c -Est Mar- Petn for Priv Sale of Per Ppty--E.it ; Mark ' Hong bp( for hre Peb 7 .,t lO netnr clve notice to all persons in- - mu Pip r ml Hock 1 me If 'easonabh nave so pe he knows t BAR STRANGLE HOLD IN PREHN-MEYERS MATCH the greal building, and the plasterers are now engaged on tip- ceiling ot the eighth floor. M antinv. the RtWtrteal worker are putting in rtet'tric powtif cables. . it c li gtati tired and se Flen tha tons v ere re the sk-( s speed iineiin ir- eiveable. WESTWARD, HO! Out West they have some might) curious ideas to he incorporated into their code of las. To illust days ago a representative ui the CJtah fegislature in which would make it an offense to eat meat on I 'rid he eaten on that dav. Then there was another meml 1 . 1 ... 1. . 1 1 ' . , . . iiikix who iook a siani ,u tne inn heels oi measure is to the effect that a per-on found shtjes, the height of the heels of which p?as in halt, wmiid be subject to a fine of from t Tense ot to be outdone m I 'rah. a memher of the lure asks for ; law that will prevent the use of toha places. There are other states to he heard from hei wave shall have passed. Illinois is a pretu decent s iive in. after all. i Lit OUJ ft 1 mien s sip n , s assessing a pair of re than an inch and a The tiaiiit. ,lndow cas and one lirwav ti orougm transform og Wires it the bui so cover! ,vi nih tin ft too oi on tor llut when ouo there t! lays the visitor for all eft'oi e winding 1 I the tllittois rt v 1 1 hast? of the building li'.l the siippears a ihin thead in th mi Turning 10 the oast, the Httli Seneca nestle-, anion; the fee a toy village, and when one dc's on Tuesday r-vaajng. It will b taken down the hill today ii weathev permits, and afwr thn' has to be moved over a irVilo before reaching It: But Where nnionso weigh) of the macti led to: ms a prolaem hard ' . ,ro bfey With it and k notion, and it will reach it 1 1 Local Noter. Stephens v vi I Mountain, .Mich., a few weeks ag ittend the funeral ot her fathei then ient a few days with he . and Mrs. Ernest Large have r d front niue Island to MaracllU here about a year ug 1. - 1: H Collfr.-- and th managi illiiis' More. Miss K K. Andi 1. ,i in to C'.hi' ago thi - mornln n urge Sterrett went to Otl his morning. ( hicago, 'ui'. ersity leet for t; & 9. Paul is wrest lii iny Meyer? iweight che ship al the Coliseum on Peb. 18. hav An il nl To the Car Conductor: bounce us, trounce us, ma 1 w ill soon jar oul my liver! I a few others that have 1 i 1 1 - t Bottled as to Thos 1 Men 1st. Circuit Court Orders Vllsoh vs Wilson -mo by d (t decree .1 rl d len want to use all holds 1 this reason no grips will he t The principals have settled d train In earnest tor the contest Is attracting a lot of attention lally in college circles. Prehm will do all his work in the gymnasium at i'lbena while Meyers will train at tli" Arcade. Tickets for the contest were placed on sale yesterday. SELECT JUDGES FOR lo, k and There was an expressman, nlas Promoter alack, ith wrest- Who tumbled downstairs with a stove and tor on his back. ed, When asked how he felt, he replied :" with a frown: en "I'm somewhat stove up, but I got the stove down." Cincinnati Enquirer. till. 111 Aic. stat There was an expressman, alas and alack, Who staggered upstairs with a trunk on his back. When three flights he'd climbed. :i , IT by di set t Ilntt v- Eyrlch -decree for par- gel asido and hill uism 1 Ii v & O'Brien vs Maker ill Zinc Co mo by file addtl count In mo by defl for cent 1 Iff to have case Bet week of jury at Mch fl ruled to Plead to 1 C I & S mo by defl , t & for new trial. I M r General- Judg ir ol plfl for $1,000. Baker Wlgnall mo case for trial allwd - TO AM C ATI AMTI D A f C much to his dismay I llnlyy n I L.HIV I I O ilHbL BROTHER CLASH IN R flRH TilUKrMtT May. r and James 11 Kord tate n Cold Causes Stale Bread Prof, J. It. Katt ot Amsterdam, has found unit ,,w temperature makea nteioi s.:,i,. A iwaegrees r.. it wan 1 fresh after 4s i,rv. i,MI nrben the t temperatnre was reduced to 123 de- f grees . bread liegan to grow stale. till Audubon's Method, one, 1 think, pxluta m ns 1 1 1, who have aevei studied but l emrai, form m ph turoi no ; to my ways ,,t study, l or in- I am now working on f,,x; and when s;itis;t.,i with Ihe tilth cif the posltlaB, 1 Hike hi) niletto nnd work ;1s raphtly ns pomlble; the B'ble Fiflures. Mame with Ml) birds; ir prnvilcable I tal BUaalef f erios in the lii ish the bird at one silt in.: often, 3 .1T2. tithers figure) !)r,. 1 it is. tin,., of it kowfi so that 1 think :i.:t9;,4K : words. 77.'!74;; 'liny are COTTeCt, both in llctall iii.J Hie two i foiiiposit inn. - udnuon. The ible Letter ekspters, 1,19; books, t fliti nl Hre 38 und ti'l IS l'.-uim ! iMli. ' Try tha Free Tru..-uurnai A'ant Ach how far Mar-, i and wi st On the sunt farms extends it in. This butldlni st building bl and when il 1 w ill have 1 .1 1 this factory a 10 our city. 1 to the eas , with ii which hem Orders Sara Miller vs Carl Miller dl- A II Shay, Bolr, Snow & rainier Co vs T 0 Now York. Feb 9,- liaron Kmil de Pnrtianrt Ptt nhnniin- a--snt dir 1500. Boys, OS- Cartler do March lenne, Belgian am- i born & Griggs, atty. bassador, in letters to the commodores I There was an expressman, alas and 86078 Mary Bartko vs Mike Bartko oi three American yacht dubs made alack, petn to sell re:ii estate. It K l.ar- public by him yesterday, asked thai ' who p'tunge'd down the stairs through 1 kin, solr. representation from eac h club be a big looking glass. 25079 Josephine Crawford Smw named on the starting committee for He stared at the pieces with a scowl Cravvford- bill for apptnt ol trustee, the proposed trans-Atlantic yachl race! and with squint- Woodward, Hlbbs & 1 ol. Roir, lor King Alberts cup next summer ; And made some reflections that no rhe baron suggested that the chair- could D,..nt. Irish Languaos. lean of the race committee Of -each " ! Ttie fSaehe liingunge is the orl(j club be named. The letters .were for- ' tnal and historical Initgnage of the warded to l P, Morgan, Francis it. ' in the showing of the pictorial . .,,, ,,f ,,,,,..,.,1 ,1 Ei, nmst of eommo- news weekly film at one of the Otta- ,, ,,...,. ,,hi,iri,S anesk nines reavw-irn'o. in i no .New In'i,, wa movie roos;s mc omcr mgn Eiei Unellr is now lllltghl ill iMiauin: ano 1 ..11 1 iinioiii yaellr r!nl,s there was Tiasnea on inc screen King Albeit baa offered a t ier of I be im ns al H.iruiPl univei'Kliy, stall lo be made tulv 1 next. He learned that the owner had just moved away. Portland Press. national whnnls, I nth Mils nnd tidlegos in 1 1 el; a I Harviird larish is well Noire blv the lll-l t and I'eori d Marseilli be proud of I , of Xeu York broth ! PlKIK n" ' onereo a gold cup picture of two distinguisnea t-rencn ..' '. '. I tmnhV for Iho w inner of the raee trnn, wncmlc unuidi lined the curhincis. ' ,; amateur l-2 Si'n,,' 10 Oktend, Boktium, the with umbrellas up. and coats drip line billlafd tournament being I 1 I' rant-is WinniUS bv a score an v a FIX DATE FOR TRIAL st 11 ra,ning ov" the,e m,i msissci nf V i:! " " UF WH TfcSOX PLAYERS m Chess, V9- Checker , ZZ - . 7. I "' riir-ss appeals tO mature minds, nnd USellC l.ai -iiaue , yt () ,( fttal of M wood supplies most or tne accoutre ." ',',w'.', 1 . ,!. .'!,i .? . ', " hientS With which It la played, BoniS They Resist Decay. '" ' i"" " ' s mil 1 1-1 . . . . . ., , . .... . 1- Ol 1111' I-I ail III en, hi. III). I ,,.,.,mi, .,1 il,.,, . III,.,.,,, 0.- . . . . I II nnlt-i.iHtltr .iri.l ll,.. I'lllltnllF I'nl. ping.. Suddenly a voice piped out from the audience "Holy smokes, it's : erslty of An ere a al Wnslllngton. Iliere lias been a tewvn! 01 Ine Use nf Oaeilc through I be efforia of the , ,. !,,. was of SO, "ti and -" e lead until tho t t represents j ty font tfa itmiug, when Francis 1 v Ith 1 run of Bigs'" 1 1 we at -ninth and thirtieth stI.j,.s t,i Cincinnati l"it very satisfacton games may be nuns made ii.eir totem poles nut of of SO and to iing 1. . - r marcj, ( played with yellow poplar, bass wood, western red cedar, but this choice was , - -i ,1,. .ft., I.'rar.t in I ... ...... . .... 1 ... . . .. - Weaver ami reiecn, two ol U,, n. wnlnut, mapM .'11111 Dtrcn ouints. says pronsoiy DOS more 10 ine iaei iiihi icted men, were m courl tin. American Fin entry MsgssUse, The I the wood hi easy to work aMl ex- ml ' . i "All defendants must be la court I same holds true on checkerabut thai j tremely tturahle, rather tbao to its Dr. Andrews i rhlcaKo. tast the e- !" '" Mi,r''" 14 " s:,i'' J" ,K' 1 r. game usually is rated 11 little lower ' frsgrsnee. says the Amerlesi 1 Forestry OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN . . ,',,.'', .. tRSn cheSS in s.-ietititie points. tbAlh Mn.-alne of Washington. It may be In Marseilles Wednesdays and Sat- Votituri . ..... iirhnn ho ne.vl- rtmt, no less an anthoriiy than Rtlgnr Allan UKen as a vrry good general rule ISM R. N. In fate Three. The Roys) Neighbors hell their reg i!ar meeting lasl night, which took th l'tnt out unions shed tun unlays, afternoons ami evenings. f liee at residence ,11 c y Thumb erg. Phone Rod 114 at iMtawn 210 K. to a. When !" tie i ! .1 10 co out. I.'",! ""I ' 1 I ,: .- sljal from 10 h SHU 1;. tuei isii it and won. l ot Several aim - an IllfusioQ g( ',. t,,,,s thai as a mental eterclMO wo,ms (hat are set tiled lire resistant nut t-nlls wlili Mi'phale ,i lean ,.,.,. (pf ,1.,. hichmi and issresl sort cbeclc I to decay and Inserl mtatk. and have 1 peeed the onlj kuoan wrll ... ,.,) Lrs tunHlss chess, igooti cabinet qualities.