Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., March 11, 1921, FIRST SECTION, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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FRIDAY. MARCH 11 1921.
PAOr. SEVEN
OTTAWA FREE TRADER - JOURNAE.
BEER RULING MADE
PALMER STANDS
SAYS DAUGHERTY
NFW ATTuRNl Y GENERA! WILL
NOT CHANGE PAI ME R DECI
SION GIVING DOCTORS RIGH1
To PRE8CRIBG WAL I i VI R
AGES FOR MAI UN I S.
gyyn t GftHAM BONNER
THE VOICES CXPLAINID
Sued for $200,000.
Wlien Mrs. V
explutn in iiic in
Washington, Marcli 11 Atlurnoy
General Palmer's opinion thai fedorall
prohibition i nforci mem fill t huve
no rlKlit to limit ui ( i Iptlons for I
whisky, ln'i r and wrfnn nind fhal Ihey
ulioulit Irani permits for the inunu-j
feature ui foul old-fashioned beer and
wins for medicinal purposes, will
Stand (or ib i ini being
The dow attorney general, Harry
M. Daugherty, yesterday said ho wIllJ
revkw the opinion In .i tew days, but
thai it stands nub'..'; li Is reversed by i
him.
The new attorney general also In
dicated thai he la opposed to placing j
lbs entire repponsiblllt) for enforce
nit nt of the federal prohibition laws
hi the hands of the department "t
Justin-.
Asked specifically ii ho favored the
proposal ii abolish the office of fed
crul prohibition commissioner and
place enforcement under the depart
ment of justice, Mr Daugherty re :
Idled
i do not covet additional duties
for the depflrtmi nt, iui II congrt -hould
din cl us to do it we would
lia.ve to do so."
No Shake Up Among Marshals.
Wfashlngtou, flarch II There will
be no Immediate Bhake up in the de
partment of Justice, Attorney General
IHnipln-riy sab! yesterday. He Bald
that Democrats In charge of Impot
tani litigation will continue, provided
their work is satisfactory.
"it is my desire to reduce ex
penses," he said, "To remove theoe
men would mean thai the cosi of the
work they have already done would
hove in be dupilcati d."
Mr. Daughertj also announced that
there will be no wholesale removal it
marshal:', and Other officials. Thej
will serve their terms out, unless
there is substantial reason for replai
in'. them, he Bald Some recently : i
poin ted i four-year terms will be
ousted, he added
There w ill be no ugly polll i-'
played," Mr Daugherty said Of
course, when I come to make appoint
mtAta I will be a Republican attorney
f&Mcal, The electipn snowed thai h
exi t cted of me."
Women will play an Important role
tindi r his administration, he said He
expeots to appoint many t. responsi
ble position
.I Elf was nbtiiil tn j
and tit fclrl adven
i urei aboui I ii'
voices she listened
first tu w hal Ihey
had in tell her.
"i ih, it w n- aw j
ful !" said the girt,
"when tin' iirsi
voices were say
ing iuch horrible
thlnga it beenme
very dark ami
frightful."
"And when we
listened in tlx
second voices,"
aid the buy. "wo
seemed to be in a
lighter, In 'Ighter
p a r t of the
w immN.''
Curious Creature. iyutl
the girl, ' ii"' Ileal
voices snld nol to co the waj you bud
tnld us in and they said you weren'l
really ii friend.
"And the second voices said the firsl
voices wore very wicked, which tliey
really, reallj were,
was frightful in thi' wootls,
be dlfferenl voices telling ua
irw ii was," said Mrs, Wood
'I I will explain those voices
iini'l the boy, "And please
i for doubting you for n mo
il i:ir.
I Will," snid .Mrs. Wood
Bven w eeKs, was ;
uturciay.
0. Oberfell of Chicago sponl the
i i It ont here with his mother, w lio
a i ust brought hi mi' from tbo ho -
Itiil ui Sti eatoi .
VJIm Kuthryn ilosley apenl tho
' alt end in Roanoke at the I tusi e
inn home,
Mi .1 li Pholan ami Mrs William
'runaeau v t i Tuesday Btreator via
i
Mrs. Richard Ghllner of Chicago i
letting her i later Mrs i, p Segiilri
John ftuh maker atitoed to Foot la
Wall 1 r Bliigdlll ui Kernan w as call
hr on friends here Saturday.
Mr and Mm Alfrod Kanuth, who
a vi- in en upending i In- past i.w n
lontln ai 1 1 1 1 1 in . i j . wiiii her pa i
m returned here Wednesday
Clarence Gordon nutoed to Ottu wti
in i mill- home been visiting the latter a later, Mi
A. N Bmlth, returned to thi Ir horn
i Canada.
Mr, and Mi-. I.hivd Teuver v PI
i with her parent Mr and Mri
uxton iii Mazon hVldaj Her ratlin
Minn Nora MuUlluil is viHiiing lu
Ottawa with bet ihrughtepi Mrs, My
ra rluUberger,
.i i ami vi m .i ! i I i n her moved
tholr hiiuiehold utiods l ark here from
Stretitor, where h. loeni thi win-
r
riftv
71
Jtpfji T ln JrligKtful Face Fowler J
-.( uaw ii i turn jj' ruicuut,
-' r . trll as that it ummf
FACE POWDER JttZZZtf? T
t JU tt' "" - ' "-" mmm
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w Ca. .
i.i.r.ti.i.iil.iiMA et.
VI r and Ml
Km In
Who bav.
ii
Miss MA I; IAN BECKETT
MIrs Marian Beckett, nr'i t of Kcw York, has tieen snorl for
$2110,(1011 by Mrs. Clara Btelchen, who ilnims that Bhe stole tho love
if her husband, Colonel Edward Steichen. Rteichen i a well-known
4'Uet of New Vork and Paris Mi.. Becketl denies the charirn.
IDYL GLEN.
VI
The VJIller township home
bun au mel a I M re, Sallle
sun's Wednesday for an u
i ting The ladies held I
th
i
have
.lull
of and in the afternoon Su
Poster of Ottawa spoke on
ed school ; There ere ah
musical numbers.
Mr, and Mrs. 811a i Thot
find 1 1 it -t 1 1 anywhere, moved onto George Bower's farm.
Mr. and Mrs Willard Williamson
iiti fob moved in their new home near Da;
ton last week.
Marcus NelBon and a Ciuusoi
cleaned their Beeif wheal and oal
a I
themselves, for i bey
ly voicei
s. ihi- ones who are
tun brothera, llun
RANSOM.
u lind lulliiwi-d tin- wrong I "ii l bur. lay.
the latter pi
Mrs J, W
in SI Mar!
ttim, ii is tru
aid thej wei e
M, .1 Anderson did hi butcherlnj
ii wniiiiln t dm- louiiil me or I las) wees
any one to help you on your journey
for t Inesij kuows how long! Maybe
J -ll B '
"The firsl voices, or the wrong
voices, are ail ruled over bj a creature
named Doubt, whose lord high chan
eel lor i- named t nhapplness.
"Doubt is a very curious creature
lie lias hands and alius and legs ami i
feel lind a face and a body, but he has
DO heart nt nil. and su lie got bold ol
Poter ion
i Thin o-
The women arc comin i into their t'nhfl
Luther Bobby and Peti
' were Id Otta n a on bui Im
day.
j Ethel ll WilUaan on attended the
teachers' meeting In Ottawa Satur-
day
The Ellaa Hayer family attended
the funeral ol a COUI in in Leland la 1
week
Born to Mr and Mrs. George Erlclc
son Thursday a babj boy
Silas William: on and Kaby Bpenl
lli. ill. I be
Palmei .
aid hi
own and their abiliti
ognl.eH." said be
Miss Annette Abbot dai
tYanciscOi asslstani to Mi
win remain Mr, Daughert
expressed opposition t" the recot
mendatlon of bis predecessor thai
separate system of courts an i proi
cuting officers handle "police court
prohibition, narcotic and white shr
law violation-' Mr. Dougherty Bali
"My Information is that with boo
exceptions thi federal courl i are n
crowded
-It shall be the policy of the depai
nieiit to decrease litigation as nun
as possible, and this will relieve ti
courts, The wave "t crime is on tl
wane, I believe, and with it nas-it
the work of the department will l
decreased."
He said he K conferring with Se
rotary of Labor Davis on deportatit
cases pending
ppinei
id
ind together they rule Saturday afternoon with he wife ul
which sound in the cars ol the tent colony
people who ure going forth ou adven
tures, ns weri as tn those of persons
whu are not I
"Doubt MCS Unit Ills Sill
their best to make folks doubt their j
melius, to make them liclb-ve thai
their friends are never unselfish, lie
makes people believe that nil charities
arc lakes and I hat nil kind people arc
being kind only for what they can get
out of being kind themselves.
"Sometimes, when he doe- happen
to be right, be is in his element, and
then he tries to L'ct ii lot of followers,
mce, when a churll Is a fake.
ml, he hurries his voices around
The womi n' department of the I .
D. S. church had a quilting ai Di O
T. Haver's Friday,
,s (j0 Willard Nelson Is working for Ai
1 mild Ill-oil.
Mm Arthur Godwin and baby re
turned home Sunday from the Morris
hospital.
Clarence CI, i Oil Was in Sheridan
Pi (day.
, '0V ...'
Willie C
m
Dr.IL Fledderman
PILE and GOITER
SPECIALIST
(owtiy
ews
Warranty Deed
Feb 28, 21 Emma Frit to John Gor
niHii Its L'l 22 blO Wests 4ih add Men
dots ; $6600.
March I, 2i Orville II. Hanson to
Frank w Hill e ai aVa frl aecSO pt
frl :;i 36 I It 12 bl Its! to 10 h:' H12
hi Munson; $46,367.
Feb 28, L'l Frank J. Cecelia Py
fizka to Timothy O'Connell s!i sd,
27 84 1 : II.
July l -'u EDla C. Barlow to John A spite of tin
Mary Kstvanik Its 9 10 ii bl N Bhabl strange thing)
strnei add Btreator; $1. , thnl have hap
..,.. ., nn mt i- LI.. ..I..... I..lm JL '
auiy a, i-.iia ' Muun ,11-uii , peni
Mary Kstvanik lis 12 13 4)1 .same; $10
March 9s 21 Sarah LoWOS to An
gelo Fornero It9 Richard's ad add
Btreator;
March 10, 20 Jesse I Gingery to P,
Ii Howe Iti eVi kw14 '2 33 4. $2000.
Feb 2X. Chester B Johnson to
OVier l. Tuttee eV6 m-U I 36 4 ,
$2r..n2.ri
Feb 24, 21 Maltha A MoSneSS to
So saying, Mis. Wood Elf b fi them,
for they had reached the mad. ami,
pointing in the direction thej should
go, she was off.
The road W8 iplite rSUgll ill lilaertt
Jennie M Kelly pt ojc; Dale's add ami quite bumpy, but they reniem-
Leland. $1
March I, 21 Rebecca Thompson to they couldn't find tlie House of
Raliih a Allene Pierce He Hah
Leland; $L'Tou
.March l. :'i Chas G . Grace Olaenl
tn Theodore Tweed. n b iu-1, 13 36
4; $80,000
March i. 21 Martin K k Mabel
Peterson to Peter A K: eland
kw'4 M ;!! $n; 200
Dec. If,, 20 .lustin a Yioletta M
Hogcrs to Martin Peterson wV4 b of
Indian bdry line awVi 2:: ::r, 4; $20,832
Dec. 16, 28 Vloletts l Justin Rog
ers to Battle eVi nw1, 1 I; $33,348
Feb. 12. 21 Maltha K Phelps to H
J. Crawford Its 1 .: r. 6 n 02 Griffins
add N. tftica . $600
Kitty's Regular Attitude.
Eleanor, accompanied by a 1 et kit
ten, was playing on the sidewalk. A
strny dog came up to them with which
Eleanor Immediately became friendly.
Meanwhile the kltteVl proceeded to
swell up and spit, Mowing usual rnt-
"'SSS!;tm no-'ha u ' ti',.' . . i',n:, Folks,'' will he PjLES,i remove by an absorbent
unhappy. Ami their eyeslghl lnomes '"1 'I!' '"' . , , , , )' , . , , ., il
ineer through following such durk and and Mrs. M. J Vnderson ami GOITER, I reduce by a dependablo II
"I, who am aware of everything that Frances Haver Bpenl a few days wait until your heart eyes and nerves I
goes on In the woods, know, you heal- last week with her cousin, Lois Harts- collapse conserve your health. 1
inted Cor a mo- Qorn At Hotel Ottawa, Ottawa ll! every!
meat or two, Bui 1 - Air. ami Mrs vilen Varland and Saturday from lo'a. m, to 6 p. m.
you would not t'oi- t!jft Runsel spent Sunday at Ben Lar- Office over Askin'a store,
lev Doubt. Von J XfV Bon' i!1 Rutland The Andrew Vai
knew, .00. thai U land f ly h 205 E. Main St.
Doubt would mJt t )K' 1 ' avpr sawed wood Mum!, c
never lead you to M&tfJsL Mr "; ; '"' 0 T Hayel vvere :i otreator, 111.
r3Sz t JM tal
i she was Off. ft JlLr li
Secrets Wt nv -i Mp 1st mm jk, -. i-w f. vs 1 at
I urn m. mm tm- nssschf msww II I
WANTED I
- ' t
II I
1
A- .1
'May you enjoy
your trip an
find the Hous
soon."
bered thai the witch bud loio them
If Ihey stayed on the smooth, well
beaten road which as the Road Cora
mouplace. They had in be willing to
tinkle the humps if they wanted t.
Dud the answers to their questions.
And lllty knew thai Ihey COUld lind
the answers onlj if thej had really
adventured ami hud learned
r t s one by one, in the Home of jj.
crets.
Laik.
"Listen, boy."
"Yes, sir."
"In m youth 1 was frequently up
with the lin k at live in the morning."
had in" outclassed, dad, 1
couldn't keep a hiik going that long.1;
l.oitis ille 1 'out u-r -Journal.
Neither In Satisfied.
Tell a womnii si,,, kraka like som
At This Office
dislike for a dop. Eleanor, noticing other woman and the rhances are .'.no
the cat s apparent displeasure, snM: oiase two "oiuen muu, me , . ,. y.,,t
"Look at that, will you? she gwayg say II to and the one (ci uy it bJmM
acta like that when 1 suwak to ion." 1 - Boston fruns. ript,
Must Be Clean -Any
O: rl Will
11 kJlZlt! Ui V'UJUA VVUi J-U
Vv.
IkMaMMtt b-: ; --' ass 1 m mi iii b,-.ibc atms .
FordasfH
5a H
waiu'a8- .-.tiWirsisi.:. .MmmssBMimuBjama
The Chicago Butclitrs will Itccp .he prices ot meal down where they belong and lomorrow
we will ao;ain force prices to ROCK BOTTOM. We will continue to startd by tha public as
we have in ths past. Wc asked only a fair profit for cur Ir.bor and ar? :or.t2iit :o main
tain the o;ood will of our patrons. You nay rclj on ths Chicago Butcher whenever .this
becomes necessary. Since thu very lirst day of buain . when ihs policy of or mar! :t was
outlined that extreme low prices would pr2v.1l and th I only the highest ci iiity jf m:-at3
would enter our establishment, hai beon livid un to tc the Irttir Every day :h2 h'j:'.dr2ds
oi old iuid n;-w patrons nive us renewed
sr.ur i,u-.
that
icy has never been to mislead. We take a measure of onde ir.
has shown us and we deeply appreciate ihairvery generous pati
stick steadfastly to our policy of honest, conscientious bujin: . 1
army of p,itrom t.ha? we truly merit Ihir business. VV!:i-i you L.i
Butchers you can rest satisfied that you are ".cttinrj the beat quali
our quality an, I compare r.ur prices and be convinced ih it nol t
wiil be handled at thp Chicago Boutcher's market.
SPECIAL SALE ON MEATS FOR SATURDAY, MARCH 12.
1 ",l track. Our poi
confidence .he public
je. Wc are goitig io
eds and prove to our
ur meals 'rem: Cfiic iE;o
eats wa can buy. Test
lound til inferior in2at
Leal Lard
Bdl I iH'4 Cones can
,,. be Cut lo Excel
aliapc lent Advantage
1
-I
JJU I
mi
PORK LOIN Pork Shoulders ROLLED RIB
or whole IX f Fresh, pound f R it, 9Ai
loast, lb. I IC 8 to 12 !!:.. av. lC ill meal uVC
,. . ..
FANCY
BEEF
Boilinn Beet, think 01
brisket per II).
Fancy Select Round
Steak, per lb. ......
6c
FRESH
i vJJLlm
1 1 V2C i
BACON
Tf IT .
Fresh Spare Hiii
no aty, per It),
Hog Hi
p T lb
7C
rterhouaa and T
lone Gtcaks. per tb.
18
c
f'o.-ii Chop :, end cuts, lean and
fancy ill you want bargain.
Per ro. -3 .
per lb
ancy Ba
per Tb
1 ,
Pot Ro.ist. liar, that flavoi found
only in uality meat,
any cut, per li). .
10c
fork nutt;, fancy quality, lean,
no t.it. tui- this ol
I
d Beef, rump, be
ar cured,
rb
sale, per ib.
Fresh Neck Bi
pc r
10c
Bef Tenderlo
per tb
Boneless Rolled Roast,
extra special, per tb
ns. sliced IJ r
mttC
5 c
10 c
7c
cured
14c
curedTbest
guaranteed;
p 16c
e Pork, for
10c
jar cured, .'!
nVzc
,15c
W2C
Yes, It's True, in Each of These Values
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LilJLijsj un vi cam n,, ux.xbx:t
COMPOUND LARD
pound ....
3ES1 RENDERED I..ARD-
... .
Q ! BES1 RENI
Uv. J 1 Ktra Specie
9c
rr,;,h Creamery Butter, with Fancy Sugai c. rn, solii q j.noked Blade Botts, Ol
purchase, 7 pack, largi OC famous ' cL '2C
per lb 1 C
10c 10c 20c
Oysters, Heyser's, a r Nutro and Caroline Milk, o Cooked Pickled Pigqs O
45C 8C Feet. pa OC
"SUCCI SS" BRAND COFFI I
Just received . . .
o r 1
BUTTERINE
NUT, .cr.-i
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21
c
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