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OTTAWA FltFfl TRADER JOUWVAE,
PACE REVEK
The
Wreckers
FRANCIS
LYNDB
1 1
THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1021.
i.l ' ' " 'i
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS A Midnight Thrill BY ALLMAN
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'what is ( HBACD A "S OH.VouvJtwt S WHAT WAS ii ! U 0n'T THROW THAT JOU I KNOW WHAT ) A llif NOW SO To lEEpj f Von Mp;Vr LBABm To"!
ITME MATTER, yF)M..v. g' JUST PKFAMIW(ii(j:( (HAT? ffl' THAT NOISE WAS -IT.S THAT LOOSE J fTHAT WASJllSTTHe J a a BRAVE LIKBVflllfi
pWffft my aJpSI mk
di) ii.iit bj CbM !" minor tuM
rt!mv you know why I made Goreher
break nil ilic rules of the service gel
line here. Jlnlulle," In' said, "I'OH"
mnsIoii i nine polntaof the law, itnd
in thin can H wan rather Inipoi i nut
ihat Mr. Dismuke shouldn't find the
outfit without ii head and these offices
"if ours unoccupied " He rose, Rt red hed
his arms over his head like a Hrei
bojr, and reached for the golf cap he i
kept tn wi'iir when he wenl oul io
knock H l' lllll ill till' sho
"Let's go up to the hotel and see if1
we I'nn break Into tin- cafe, Jlmmle," I
he finished up. "Later iBi, we'll wire
Vfr f 'lit,. l i. L - l..., ,).., I !
haven't ' a square inesi In four,
''".vs." !
with everybody supposing he had "You'll meel her some day," laughed
resigned ami left the Country, I guess 1 the boss, with a nil of hoppj lilt in
there were all kinds of a nine-minutes' his voice thai fairly made me sick
wonder In Portal 1 1 . and all along knowing whal l did; and knowing that
the Short Line, when 1 1 1 - word wenl I he didn't 'know it, Then he switched
out that Mr. Noreross was bark on the I 'h' subject abruptly: "Aboul the
,)oh (i r i r'i n ii ' n it prettj i h the other matter, Ripley: I know you've
Mime us if nothing hud happened, been pretty busy, but you've had Tar
After supper, on the nlghl of his i hell nenrlj a week. What have y.iu
return from the hideout, he IihiI senl I found out?"
a long code message to Mr Chadwlck, Ripley briefed Ihe general situation
:tnd n short one tn President Dunton: J as it stood on the nlghl of the engine
and though i didn't see Ihe reply to theft In a few terse sentences. Aside
either, i guess Mr. Chadwlek's an
ser. at least, was the rlail kind, be
cause our tno'k renewing earopatgn
n-ent into commission again with a
slfltn. and all the reform policies look
a mre-enough fresh start and begat ti
hump themselves, with Junetnan work 1
Ing the newspapers to a finish.
w.. 1 1 f.i... 1 M,.
Dlsmuke, the portly gentleman In Ihe ;
tan spats, though he still stayed on nt
the Billiard. We saw him occasional j
ly at meal times, and twice he was
ratten at the same table with Hatch
and Henckel, That placed him all
right for us, though I g
he didn't
need much placing.
I wondered a little Bl first that Mr
fVorcfoss didn't take the clue that
Rranderhy, the Mountaineer reporter,
had given us and tear loose on Ihe
L'lil.u that had trapped him lie didn't :
or didn't seem to. From the first hour
of the first day he was up to bis neck
pushing thiiii: for the new company
formed for the purpose of putting Red
Tower out of business, and he wouldn't
tHke a minute's tlmn for anything else
Of course, it says itself that Hatch
never made any more proposals about
selling the Ited Tower plants tn the
itlr.ens' Storage & Warehouse 1 pie
after the boss gol back. That move
went into the discard In a hurry, and
the Consolidation outfit was busy get
ting Into It- fighting clothes, nnd Irj
Ing to chock the wheels of Hie C, R
W. with all sorts of legal obstacles
Franchise contracts with the rail
road were flashed up. and Injunctions
were prayed for Ripley waded In,
and what little sloop he gol for a week
or two was in Pullman cars, snatched
while he was rushing around and try
Ing to keep his new clients, Ihe C. B.
& W. folks, out of jail for contempt
of court. He did it. Little and quiet
and smooth-spoken, he could put the!
legal leather Into the biggest hull
the other side could hire. Luck!
we were an Interstate corporation, a
when the local courts prove. crook'
Ripley would find some way to i
the case out of them and pul it up
some Federal judge
Around home In Portal city things
were just simmering. Between two
days, as you might say, and righl i
soon after Mr. Noreross gol back, we
required n new .loon on the head-
quarters force. He was g young fel-
low named Tarhell, who looked nnd
tHlked and acted like a cow-punch Jtutt
in from riding line He was enrried on
Mr. Van Brilt's payroll a-an "extra" or
"relief" telegraph operator; though we
never heard of his being sent out to
relieve anybody,
I sized this new young man up,
right away, for a "special" of s,,me
sort, and the proof that I was right
came one afternoon when Ripley
dropped iti and fell into a chair to fnn
himself with his straw hat IWte a man!
who had Inst put down a load that he
had been carrying about a mile and a
half farther than he bad bargained to.;
"Tlianlf Hie I Aril hn lust of Ihnaa
Injunet Ion
in suns is off ihe docfiel " he
iwing a long breath and wag- ;
said, dia
glng his neat little head at the boss.
"I'll sav one thing for the Hatch peo- j
nle. Noreross- thev're stubborn tight- '
ers."
"We'll beat 'em," predicted the boss. I
"Thev ve cot to let bo. How shout our I
C. S. A W. frit tuts? Are they still 1
game?" '
"Fine"' asserted the lawyer, "The
stock Is OVer-SUbSCribed everywhere.
now, and c. s. & w. is .1 uoaiu' 1 oncern.
Th" building boom 1 on. 1 venture
to say there are over two thousand
mechanics at work at the different
centers, rushing up the buildings for
the new plants, at tins moment, urn
ought to have a monument, tsorcrots,
It's the most original scheme Tor :
breaking a monopoly that was ever
devised.
The boss was looking out of the j
window sort of absently, chewing on I
his cigar, wMeh had gone out. ;
"Ripley. I wonder what you'd say If
I should tell you that the idea is not j t
ndtieV be -aid. after a little pause. ,
Not yours?"
"No; It. or at least the germ of It. j
I i ii z nj - wmaaaxuLJ. f(f'rr,,fi'U . -y.y
was given to mo bj a woman; a wo
man who knows no more abotit husl
white elephants
"I'd like in be made acquainted with
the lady," said Blpley, with a tired I
lit, I,. DM I In HUtttl a ..i'.. I.,,
valuable fn he wasted on mere lumber
yards and frul! pnekeries tu i I main
i elevators ami the llki
from the tiL'ht on Red Tower e'en
solldated, the new railroad policies
were threatening to upset all the time-
honored political traditions of i1"'
machine-governed state An election
was approaching, and the railroad
v"'" 11,1,1 Influence must be whipped
Into line. Aa the grafters viewed it,
th,. threatened revolution was n one-
man government, ana it t man
could be removed the danger would
vanish,
The execution details had been
turned over to cianahan. the political
"boss of Portal City.
The plot itself was simple At a
certain hour of a given nl'hl an
anonymous letter was to be sent to
Mr Noreross, telling htm that a gang
of noted train robbers was stealing 1
an engine from the Portnl City yard
for the purpose of running down the
Hue and wrecking the Fast M
which often carried a bullion expr
II
1 ar If the boss should fall for It
as be did, when the time 1 imo and
go in pi rsea to stop (he raid, he wni
to be overpowered and spirited awn
n forged letter purporting to be n n
flop of his resignation was to be le
for Mr Van Brltl nnd a fake lei
gram, making the same announce
ment, was to be sent to President
Dunton In Kew York Nothing was
left Indefinite but the choosing of the
night
"I suppose Hatch wns to give the
word" sfltd the boss, who hod been
listening soberly while the lawyer
talked
"That is the Inference Hatch proh
ably gnve the word after bis tnlk with
you, but Ihe time was made ,000 more
propitious by the arrival of the two
telegrams; Ihe one from Mr Chad-
wick, and the one from Mr. Dunton.
both of which they doubtless inter-
cepted by means of the tapped wires."
Mr. Noreross looked up quickly.
"Ripley, did Dunton know what was
going tn be done to me?"
"Oh, I think not It wasn't nt all
necessary that he should he Inkcn In
on It He has been opposing yout
policies all nlong, and had .lust sent
you a pretty snvnge rail dow n. He
J'Oi
dh
he
evi
we
gel
res
etl
hn
mis neen envious to got rto "t you
r since The plotters knew very
I what he would do If he should
ii wire which purported to be your
gnntlon He would appoint an
r man. quick, and till they would
mve to do would be tn make sure
hat VOU were well off stage, and would
tay off until the other tunti could
nke bold."
"If worked out like a charm," ad
nltted the boss, with n wry smile "1
nven't been talking much about tin
details partly because I wanted ti
Hnd out if this j
was as pood ns
raetnlntlon of hln
I'm honestly nsl
Ti
d partly
d. Rlnie
man Oi my :;.'' and ex perl
would swallow bait. book. 01
I 'litl "'tit night deserves I
t all
'hnt is coming to hlin. '
"You can tell me now, can't yout"
querien tne attorney.
"Oh, yes; you have it all- or prae-
tleallv nil 1 fell for the anonymous I
letter about the Mall hold-Up, and
while I don'l 'rattle very easily, or-(
dinarlly, that was one time when 1
lost my head, just for the moment
The obvious thing to do- If any atten
tion whatever WSS to be paid to the
anonymous warning -was t,. telephone
the police Slid the round bouse. I did
neither because 'bought It might be
too slow."
ITO BE CONTINUED.!
Russian's Peculiar Hobby.
a, Russian court official nursed a
stratue notion In regard In overcoats.
He spent the best pan of his life in
venting a reversible gsrnieni of that I
character, When lie had attal 1 his j
desire he was n happiest man in
petmgrnd. in winter he made S prSO i
ti,-,, ,,( entering a friend's lions,. . lad I
heaver ami ..f leaving dressed in
reindee
lb- boasted thill In
, IMl'll
ntteiol wedding aial w .unei.it in inn
Mine garment
I CLASSIFIED ADVE
j
! . aumH.HiiLHii
FOR RENT
WANTED Girl i; changes In our
FOR RENT Clean, pleasant rooms, wor( now raaK0 possible for d
by day or week. Uatos Hotel. Lagir to become an experienced opor-
Salle ami Mill Sts. ator In half the time formerly requli
PAPM LAND5
Ft lit SALE Small farms, near Otta
wa, ax folloWK'
ho acres, Improved 4,000
15 acres, improved 6,000
j no acres, halt timber, lm-
proved 2,500
36 ai res, half Umber, lm-
proved C,0(l0
34 acres, half garden, Itn
proved 10,603
40 acres, fair Improvements... l:i,O00 1
75 acres, well Improved 16,0031
80 acres, well improved 14,n 10 I
115 acres, fair Improvements., 24,000 I
Easy terras.
W. B. PUSEY,
Central Life, Ottawa, III.
COLONIZATION BARGAIN 10,000 to
20,000 acres general grain, stock
and fruit farming land close to St.
Ixiuls, Mo.; cut size to suit; wonder-
nil bargain. W rite JOHN GODFREY,
Crescent Court, Lousiville, Ky.
FOR BALE 166 arm situated 3V4
miles from market 1 nd same dls.
tance from one of the finest aub-: All work guaranteed tint class,
urba out of Chicago. Improvements: Office hours s a, m. to 7;;;o p. m,
7 roomhouao, ham thirty-six by sevon- Sunday hours y to 12.
ty-two. with forty three cow stanch- Phone 225-Y.
ions; room for eight bomes; Boor all1
concrete; cora crib, granary, dep
well; school across the road. Thl8;THER0N L- LENA M.
farm has a great future. A bargain; U:L X. U7
why pay the fancy prices. Address
8.. care tfcla office. Reasonable price
aad tonus
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FOR BALE or RENT Small fruit
nnd poultry farm near Ottawa.
Phone 664 V.
NOTICE.
Estate
K
dorslnned, Ext
and Testamen
late of the Ci
State of Illlni
Of the I,
Kal horine
Will
Aii-
'n
Ceunty, on the tit
the second day) ol
Pobato Court Rot
said County, when
sons having clal
.against :-nid estate
tend and urosenl t
where all per
or demands
notified to at I
tine in writing I
for adjtt ii mens.
Hated the, Jru day of M ircl
1921.
JACOB M I
FR VNK II HAYES,
BUTTERS at CLARK,
ittorneys,
1. I
Annual Town Meeting
Notice is
ens, legal
tawa, in tii
meeting and nle
will be held at
i-'irst Precinct
1 11 m tills street
itel Ottawa, Ca-
Town iiaii. La
reodon Rulldlng,
tollman Building,
Schaefcr's Hall,
Second Pre in
Fayette stree
Third Pre,
t.
Columbus street.
Fourth Precim
Chestnut Btreet,
Fifth Precinct
""snmt street.
; Prednci Midnight's 1
1 shop. West Main
It:
In said town, on Tt
day of April, next.
Tuesday In said mo
xses following, viz;
FIRST to chOOte a
side at said meeting
SECOND to elect
trator to
i TWO Assistant Su
FIVK Justices of ti
FIVE Constables
AND to ad upon
subjects w hich m r
law, come before
meeting when,
tr the transac-1
business shall
convened
The town meet
tion of aiscellam
he held at the hoi
;,t Hotel Ottawa
Poll open at .
"i,m ,MS" ''
(Mven under my hand tit Ottawa,
Illinois, this 10th dtiv o' Match. A u.
JAMES O'MEARA clerk.
HELP WANTED
ed; we now have work for a few
more girls over 16 years old; apply In
porson at GARTER FACTORY, Mis
Eulton St.
WANTED Experienced man to do
tiling, four and live im h. Address
X, this office, or phone. 9089-3,
WANTED A middle ,,,, ,1 woman for
cook at cottage at La Salle County
Homo.
WANTED Competent woman or girl
for general housework. MRS, R. V
KNOTT Phono 1055.
WANTED Experience car washer
Phone 600. Condo Motor Suppl)
Co.
11 1 sws 1 -.:
Professional Cards
Dr. E. A. Kelly
DENTIST
"-;' ' ominous hi. uuawn, m.
1 1 01 1 itrv vjt Willi uk
CHIROPRACTORS.
Palmer School Graduates
Room ru n central Life Building,
nttaxua in
Phono ions.
Hour
10-12.
' 8.
Dr. C. A. Blean
CHIROPRACTOR.
Licensed by Illinois State Hoard of
Health.
11M12 Moloney Pldg. Phono 620 I!
Hours; !J 12 a, m , 11 p, m.
Dr. C. F. Van Atta
Successor to iir. Herzog.
Eye, Ear, No 8 and Throat.
OfllCO 404 Central Llfo.
Phone lOlG-W,
F.A.Kossow Roofing Co.
Tar and Gravel itoofcr;,.
All Work Guaranteed.
Residence roofs of the very best
Have them fixed lor a. rainy day.
Phone La Sallo 1409 it
UPHOLSTERING
BE) ALWAYS RIGHT Spring over
I hauling of furniture done right by
Geo. Bauchle. Telephone 8;:7.. lOli)
I west. Main street.
BONDS
WE pry and SELL
All kinds of
DONDS AND STOCKS
1 Room 108 Central Life Building
Telephone
ROBERT J, REID
Magneto Starter.
Generator Repairing.
Ottawa Electric Co.
FRED W. MUELLER, Prop.
3C6 W. Main St. Phone 982
rlrtl Studs of the Human Body.
Rarly stndies in human anatomy !
were Conducted under many diiln ul-
ties Aristotle was a ii- ihe ilrsl
R
to verify facts, and when Titian de-
"''" '""t n-oi e..m..i,te.i 11, nrsi
aliatoiiii. il plates lle v were ilesi 1 ,-v ei
I b Vewllus about 1538,
... ankvm mn
1 : '
WANTED
WANTED Men owning rig or auto.
i" aell well known line lubricating
tolls, house paints, barn paint and
rooting material, direct to f.muers
comml Ions paid weekly; special
monthly bonus paid on sales; old re -
in ...
,' ' , !'
j 1
standing back of every material sold.
Write us today for our complete sales
i.roiiosltlon CKNTRAL PK'l i;oi .1 l M
ed., Cleveland, Ohio.
WAVTI'l) i verv,,,,. mi ,..,,.,! in
vva.s 11.11 i.vervon lni'ieatea m
L-ood l,l,.,,,rlvnT P, ,m um.ll
stalks, to call at Ottawa Banking to
" " - ' i-' "
Trust. Co. and see sample uroii by
W. K. Prichard a Sons.
WANTKD TO PI NT A well known
ladj and a line housekeeper Is
about to return to Ottawa and desires
to rent a modern house for a year;
Will probably buy before the year .9
out. Ph ase call or Bend word ii you
have anything to otfor. She expects
" fr i oil f,iir 01
Tel. lils-W.
WANTED- I want to buy a In
with three or lour lots, so my m- :
tcmer can raise chickens and do little
gardening; will pay S3.500 to H.OOO;
'A''" ! " Bcl A bargain or at least
f"'"! value; will not bay a place need-
ing repairs or lacaini; modern It
provementa unless the price asked'
will be attractive enough so that my
man can afford to put them In, Send
ription 1
I. lilS W
it you have.
T. B. FARRELL.
T
WANTED To REN1
House
. East side p
don before M
Ottawa. Ill
Adi
FOR SALE
MISCELLANt.OUt.
FOR SALE Baby chi
and each week thet
White Leghorns, R, I
Kock.i. $15.18; order 1
posit hooks your order
Aco Poultry Farm, Sht
Apt ii
FOR BALE Mlg type Poland China
boars; cholera Immuned ami record-j
ed. Also hows with litters at. sid.
Phone Grand Ridge B5I15 or write
WILLIAM H. NAGLB.
FOR S.M.K
white oal
iod,
tBCHT,
Ottawa.
d some
F.
1 1 1 1 P
34 V.
EOOR SALE Choice spring wheat.
Inquire 0, J. Ma. is. Phone 90(7-3.
inspected; fresh 1920 s I, testli
; 1 s x :i per cent; price $l,"i per i
BEN H RtORDAN, Streator, II
Phone Red l-'V. Samples can he BC
Popla r St.
P.l .oon slngle-i omb Rhode It
tonioinen, t" mi. ,i se,
a
:ss LEIAll LINCOl
IVED a car of awn
'
AUTOMOBILES
.,, ord tires. This car will ! 0I1
by the owner at a very reasonabl
price i taken soon. Address n., Ihil
office.
FOP SALE lale 1 1
winter top, now
me, hand ally rebuilt
1919 Dodge touring
toimng car
reflnished
our slnp
like new
1919 Bnilge Rent hers hu ine-s ear,
pert"! 1 condition Vdams ,v Cnmpanv
tip; Clinton street.
R)R JALE
HOUSES,
, hat. ...
; r 7" V J . . . w"n
, "UL "Bl r "" room, launary
iln K''"1 r"nrll"n- Three large lots,
.quantity of fruit. Center Ottawa. II..
V mm. , Gertrude Harris.
FOR HA LB rive room eottaM. hmrA.
fcMd floors, furnace, gas, electric
lights, f4,000; alo 5 room cottage,
clt wl('r- two ,arKe ! H.100. both
,,,(--,. u.. . a. ...
'.' m,mm uuiue W
rl.
FOR SALE Five nouses east of Or
leals .,rPBti alI of wn)(.h wlll be
sold for much loss than the acteali
value. Miss Oertmde Harris.
""
FOR SALE-Sli room, lew modern '
honsA! In ,,0,1 t,,ofin.' ,.,.:
and plumbing worth from'$2,500
13.000: hardwood Hoora r,,t,,-ia.
r. B. FARRELL. etc.; for quick sa'e from $5,000 to1''1'''' and damaged by an inexperien
16,000 less than louse could b ccn man. Thov cost you too much
erected, MISS GERTRUDE HARRIS.
"
""
i FOR BALE Three modem hoos.s In
East Ottawa, west of Orleans street
for one-half value. Miss 0rtmde
Harris.
FOB SALE Small house and tws lo's
west end. Including garage and
chicken house; 1200 down, balance
,,'U r month; also live vacant lots
i! pi sky.
E
& In
I Life Bldg.
FOR SALE Whero 1 (hp young
tple willing to forego nine of
tl
trder to own their own
1 nave a gooa property on
this
, 1 do
a renter!
rOR SALE A good one-storv fr.u
C48-W,
T, it. FARRELL.
mi h
; all
W. P. PUSE
, Central Life
I P. al Est,
IALE I
cash.
B. Pi
SALE Modern dwi lling
St.; .1 1
and paving tt! 1 an tit 1 p:
Tel. tils w.
SAL
9 De
witii h i three rooms on'1
first floor; two room below; Do Soto
St, ot
lowi r on di levi 1 with 'he lot in
the rear; tit mums are lev 1
with street; to close an estate will I
ments, but good value. j
Tel, G48-W. T. B. FARRELL.
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Wis.
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your trees transplanted, trimmed
or topped. I furnish trees, "any
kind," sot them out and guarantee
"','"' IIve' Vour fruit and shade
treos are valuable lr will nav vmi
tx." nav0 v""r H'es cared for by an
1 expert, rather than have them mtitll
fr,r 'bat. I make a specialty of this
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RAILWAY
nana
!1
OTTAWA, ILL
IfTsctlvs October St. 1120. "
EXPRESS HANDl.FO ON ALL CASin
AT LOW RATE8.
EASTBOUND.
Eastbound cars leave Ottawa sta
tion f.T Marseilles, Seneca. Morris,
Mlnooka, Rockdale and Juliet, III. In
a m. a 10, b6:35, 7:55, 9:5K, Uttl,
In p. tn 1 56, ba:55, 3:65. c4:65, ;5,
8:115, 11:05.
WLSTBOUND.
Westbound cars leave Ottawa sta
tion for P ica. La Salle, Peru, Spring
Valley, Laibl. Hel'ue, Bureau. Prince
ton In a. m. f5:65, g6:60, f8:?5, f9:55,
dl0:65, fll:66, In p. m fl: 55, f.1:S8.
g4:5S, (S : SB, k7:65, k9:65, mll:W.
SOUTHBOUND.
Southbound ears leave Ottawa StS
t,on for Brand Ridge, McKtnley Park
an(' Streator In a. m., 6 : ."5, 7:65, 9:68,
1 ' ; In p. m., 3.55. 5:56, t:00,
b Jollet, dally etcept Sundays and
holidays.
c Morris. , .
d Lndd. 1
f Princeton.
g I. adi, dally except Sundays ana
bT-Z sane
ALWAYS BUY TICKKTS AND SAVR
MONEY.
TICKET OFFICE OPEN moil l:M
A. U TO 11:35 P. M.
tickft farfr to
CHICAGO
vu JoMet- , ,nd Chlca80 A Jot
Electric Railway:
JiJ.UU Trip w . 5I.OD
(Return trip limited to ton days)
.
FAST FRIlOHT srnvice.
hone Aoenu far Full ! atHo