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

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OTTAWA FREE TRADER
Established 18-to
OTTAWA JOURNAL
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THE WEATHER.
t Fan tonight and Fri
clay; somewhat colder to-
AND OTTAWA FAIR DEALER
VOLUME M. !H
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS, TM t'UsDAY, MAIM IF 3, 1921.
L'ltlCE, TWO CBHTS
hi
JOURNAL
SL a JJi A I
COSTA III RUSHES TROOPS
G
JollyiAg Himself Along
MEET Klfl
I
MESSAGES FROM CANAL
ZONE SAY ARMIES
ARE IN CLASH
TOTAL OF $32,000
muL
r
n
UllLI
MAY INVOLVE 0. S. AUTD CRASH SUITS
BELLIGERENCY OF TWO CENTRAL
AMERICAN COUNTRIES. IT IS
FEARED. WILL DRAG WASHING
TON GOVERNMENT INTO "WAR"
AS MEDIATOR.
Panama, March 3, Costa RI a
lire
: i 'ok-
la Ricii I'm ii
Kioan troo
ho -i ill)
t lit' government hero
Is declared, baa been al Punts Arenas
taking mi troops and munitions, and
ned in luml these forces on the easl
era shore of Burtca point, h projec
lion of land which marks the I'acifii i
end of the boundary between Panu h
and Costa Rh a.
Chief significance of such a move ,
would appear to bi thai ii would in- i
volve the United Stati it has hi i n I
understood the United States depart
nient of state has been resting oh i
tin- Interpretation of treaties o1l
iuK the United States to protect thi I
territorial Integrity of Panama.
Another possibility thai the United
States may become involved is found I f
in reports that Costa Rica is reinfore
Iiik lir garrisons .it thi Atlantic end I,
of iho frontier, The United (fruit Co. r
owns extensive banana plantation
iiml baa railroads extending southea t
from Puerto Lliuon Into Panama It .1
LA SALLE BOY SEEKS $20 000 FOR
INJURIES RECEIVED WHEN
KNOCKED DOWN AND INJURED
13V J A. EISELE, A LA SALLE
RESIDENT,
i fig -Ssi '-. ' vc -' .rcsatfHs52r
. ijL,
MP RAN
PART IN
nnAMTIMr niM TO WAR MOTHERS TO iiiTniinniin hit
K KULtO BANQUET EX-YANKS ft U I U IYI U D I L tu 1111
r i i , . k , i 1 11
WILSON FORMS LAW
PARTNERSHIP WITH
SECRETARY COLBY
HELP HEALTH GIF
BLOCK CONTAGION
R. W. A. PIKE SAYS ISOLATION
OF SMALL POX AND SCARLET
FEVER PREVENTS MALADIES
FROM BECOMING EPIDEMIC.
AT CORNER; BOTH ARE
BADLY JAMMED UP
MACHINES DRIVEN BY JULE WID
EMAN AND WILLIAM KNOLL
SMASHED IN COLLISION AT
CORNER OF MAIN AND FIL
MORE STREETS.
GIVEN UNTIL MONDAY
AT NOON TO ACCEPT
OR FACE JRVASION
London, Mar. h v Germany was today given
until Monday noon to accept the fundamental con
Ktions laid down In the sup) erne allied council at
Paris. The German del
FY Qfll (11 F P Q PI AY thfaTlieTrepTentative
L UULUILIlU i Ln I h ' if Germany does not ac-
rtpt those terms the allies will take
immediate steps to enforce the rule
as follows:
May Occupy Rich Region.
The first will be the occupa
tion bj the allied troops of the
cities of Dulsberg, Dussefdbrf
;hii the Ruhrdorf region of tier
many, which contain Important
mines and Iron plants.
Second, each allied country
win place such ,i tax on German
merchandise as it may deem
proper.
Third, a customs boundary line
along the hine, under allied con
trol will be established,
The German delegation was Inform
il thin tin- onlv mnrtlflentlnn nf thu
four principals served in Paris reparation decisions permitted
army. !" Germany would be us regarded
conditions of payment, such us a re
I duct ion oi iiic period of annuities
,. I from 42 to 30 years
roiir loniii'i overseas soldiers are
., , Ignore Counter Proposals.
fiBUfln8 P"mlneatl In .1 riminal , !oun"ter propoBala wWcg wpn! ,,.
trial now on in the Circuit Court. mitted to the allies on Tuesday, were
The quartet who are now in the lime- nt susceptible of examinatiot) Pre-
,,, mier Lloyd Georse told Dr. Walter
Simons, head of the German delega
tion in Bubstance. after today's sfes-
w- slon oi the conference hal assembled
ly I at st James Palace at noon.
11 ; Mr. Lloyd George said the attitude
taker I" the German emipre regard
ir ing teparatlons was in addKlon a
at I grave violation of the obligartotts cf
rk Germany toward the allies. He re-
nded the German representatives
ly I that their government had not t'ul
id filled the treaty of Versalles relative
ir to oral deliveries, disaramment, the
I payment of twenty billion marks in
gold and the punishment of German
e officers and soldiers accused of
r ! Germany, added the British prime
,'i minister, in refusing to accept the
v otiression- proposed by the allies
n i with regs d to the reparations had
e I by the same act renounced the ad-
vantages granted her :it the previous
T
PERJ U RY HEARING
WERE ARMY TITLES USED. PRO
CEEDINGS BEFORE JUDGE EL
DREDGE AND JURY WOULD
SOUND MORE LIKE A COURT
MARTIAL THAN STATE CASE
linht are Peter Auler, the defendant
who is on tiini on ii perjury charge.
Attorney Thomas O'Meare, his law
yer; States s Attorney Harry I- Kell
and Assistant States AttomeS
with tin
erent h
trough!
tetary nl state.
Tlic ..announce
the White Hous
statement :
"President VV'll
nouncement todai
tl
partnership wit
of suite. Balnb
Will hav I:
Washington."
The autumn
peeled. Will I'i
one of Wilson
he went to Baltimore to take up post 8wane
graduate work at John Hopkins and n Turner
practiced some in that city. Mr, Wil Vfonroe T
son did not remain long at the prae- . ( B,
tice of law for In 1885 he began his i ;, 3 ,.
career as a college professor, taking the dpfoni
the chair of history ami political econ- the nlafnl
at Hryn Mawr. From that time until I of I'ind in
he left the field of college work and an aerecn
became governor of .New Jersey, he snecities
did not figure in the practice of law, declar
Probably tto announcement of any the land
nature has surprised Washington - Ad F
more in recent months The Prct'l Tli Rrn
dent's friends were in the dark as to tlon of 1 I
his plans, as was tin public, up 'to tho HUinnsit -ii
.iiiuotuicttiient. The prpsumption :.- afternoon
the firm will engage principally In In and Krank
ternationul law and collateral work i. 'n
COMPLETE JURY TO
TRY CARL WANDERER
Chicago. March :! Jury sva ci m- ,
pleted today to trj Carl Wanderei tor
the murder of the ' ran:, d it anger"
whom he hired to stage tl fal holdup 1 A pet it i.
al the time he shot his wife Alienist tlon in the
examined Wanderer tin, afternoon. I .a s.r
LONDON HEARS SOVIETS
PUT DOWN REVOLUTION
VOLSTEAD DEFENDS
m IN REPORT
TO LOWER HOUSE
iHAIRMAN OF JUDICIARY COM
MITTEE THAT HEARD IM
PEACHMENT PROCEEDING SAYS
FEDERAL JURIST VIOLATED NO
LAW IN TAKING BASEBALL
JOB.
Mr
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; in 11 court adjourned for t
11 . latemen
been tnadi M rne 11. P.
j spoke ' ! and A
1 Thomas o'Meura for the defen
HEART CAUSES DEATH
OF MRS. WADSWORTH
irge then, on behalf of
unced the ultimatum.
M isunderstoori.
yd George had finish'
for the Germans, said
1 the German govern
quite misunderstood,
egation he said would
ii-i
d the c.er
Vo occasion
its set forth
mans would
ler's speech
most care-
w Ith
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allied
g for
osals.
e re-
1
mpt
Berlin Shows N'o Ar
e 111
rent
10th
en-nta-
?ts Fo''d Bang.
HUMBOLDT LODGE TO
SPRING BIG SURPRISE
m thi
tat
mg 11
furnin
In
'
oitnaon ; city, reqal
l.otiilon. Mi
eeiv.d Nl l e
n o t govern
that 1!
B Rl
hal e
rd State P.r,r Member.
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in, ie, th
oil was :
Mus,
hell
the
.am.atinli.
Refuse.) Sewi
Saini;.,n mi
"' ,'" 1 whk permitt. il .1
noer of. aides otttside thi
1 the HwthaM .
Ldward Dougherty. N
'I he did not se.. w !
It whose home v,i tl
orate limits had to
w it h the mains paid 1
Ithin the clt) horde
took the same i.
i ording to Mr OoUf
that stone conned a 1
wer, from where t
he emptied into 1
n lives nl ;S ,,.
that I
. li
the 1 ow ned Ii
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.ml for a block away, a and headlight smasbt
Masonic
efllng
will act
terlocter,
v Meivio
alter wil
Heigh way
show t
o'clock
will
Mr; Hatlitt'S Funeral.
The tunnral of the 1st) Mrs John
tzlftt will '.ike place at the faltiilv
-1 lent -i.ti. Columbus street. hs
rroa afteraooa at . 34 o'clock.