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OTTAWA FREE TRADER - JOURNAL.
TUESDAY, MARCH I9.M.
FREE TRADER - JOURNAL
AND OTTAWA FAIR DEALER
118 West Main Street
Published Every Afternoon Except Sunday.
EVERETT TRUE
BY CONDO.
FRE:. TRADER JOURNAL PRINTING CO.
W. H. OSMAN
G. H, WOOLBBRT
Publishers
and General Manager
Managing Editor
L3eu NjQ. Mr,C M i WCE I N
This HOuSS SIR I r
1
Member of the Associated Press.
TERMS:
Dally, one year In advance by carrier
Dally, one year In advance, by mail, outside La 8n
Dally, one year In advance, by niail, In La Salle
Dully, per week, by carrier
$5 00
. 4 60
4.00
,10
ch , Too h Mve
pe iMteiic n e t
K A VERY 1 PICtCMT
FOOT ATTACH MC5NJT
IvMIC H - -
Today's Markets
; j
The Associated Praaa la exclusively entitled tri the use for republication
of all news dispatches credited to it or not otberwisi credited to f li l. paper
and also local news published here u
Entered as second claas matter Mar 25, 19li
wa, 111 . under the Act of Oct 3, 1917,
at the Post OhVo at oita-
TUESDAY. MARCH C9 1921,
I '.Z'k 'L.-.....'" rr-SrV 1
HAS HIGH ENDORSEMENT.
Thai intelligent!)
era! in our grade sch i
quentlv itrgetl in these
'hobrn " or "notii n."
Trader-Journal, but is
Lv an pditt irial in tin-1
ch
in, ii
( letl!
tout
rate I tliai
Ic
highest
v Itich
l U'l' it
- til t 1)11
CNIC5 OF TH03e,TC0
prise, n r e ii.nl take
hlet ic anil 1 1 ee In in the i
lit ii.
"Thai was an unpleasant sin
h ranted thai American lilt was a)
an effete society, N lliat we kiv vv ii is noi tree and ha
proved on a o mprehensive scale, it is up tu us n enrred it n
correction slnniM ct ine in the sclb ols.
"l .T child in the schools should have ph sical sttpen is
regular exercise for the corrects n t f eaknesses and the lnnl
of the constitution. Rxercise should he carried n lhnuu'1
and, for that matter, through life, hut during the educati ual and
formative years it is especially important and fortunately can be
prescribed
"A system of prescribed courses in general physical exercise
should be adopted throughout the country."
It is too late for the B afd t f Education to give the matter
proper attention and to make suitable provision for the physical pan
f the education of the children of the ward schr Is this year, but
unless steps arc taken in thai direction for work to I
i
WEEKLY REVIEW
GRAIN MARKET
Chicago, March 28. Declining pric
es hi lai'tu products have ibis week
i i 1 1 1 1 ( ;
foi Ma; delivery of w heat, Disturbed
t'cononiii couditiona, bearish reports
,M in,l were
lactoi
pared with a week ago wheat this
ilin
it '
y i
n-' for 11
I ill .
Sin
ovel
ihii word was cin uluted tliat Brit-
irovernmenl holding of wheat
snort seumg Sttidebaker, Mexican
Petroleum, Crucible Steel, American
Locomotive, American Woolen and
Consolidated textile were lower by
large fractions to 1 points Motor
specialties particularly the rubber
tire division also eased and coppers
and sugars reflect! d u lui k of aim
mm
ICK- n
fiOlUMH
IweShck
.March .'!' Hogs. 24,000;
14,101; slow; drat sales,
lieifluttl weight about like
close; l.")c to L'.'io lower
day's average; ICCO paid
quality mostly good ; aver
isterday, 9 45.
I Mm Si
I rroaucei
in. i a Kent, on ret n : ii ii,: I coin
m i evening, said to bin wife
th waj Is no light w eight ;
mi wants in know If wi' uallt
, the ' Spring) lino" show ni tin
ni as bea US thai
1 1
THE COL D SPRING.
To be real appropriate to the season
16 participants Ifl the play should
hi overcoats.
While awultliiR for ii stroi I car at
corner, Sunday, a local minister in
dgod m a hit oi conversation with a
mm man, both unknown to each
M.
i reanverj
I
Eggs, higher; i
firsts 24V4 o
Ir.is 43 V
Btandai d
38 cases
OUR NEIGHBOR SAYS:
sts
-4
'oSnrni, 29:
"Hera I am, woikiccj In the garden,
and that okl bus of mine needs eer-
1 22 1 i c i se :
Potatoes.
o, .March 29 Potatoes, 3:
ad) ; northern white aackei
k i (Oi l,ao c.w t . t nti.--.it.
t Ohioa sacked 1.60 I 80 cwt
Marseilles News
GRAIN MARKETS
SHOW UPTURN
urdin.
The Leslie Jtidi s Co publishers of
"Judge" magazine, has went to Hn
wall, which proves thai even oke
writers occasionally buck ap against a
1 1
RICHES.
O happy Hay1 Today I thought
My purse was to the bad
And then I found a quarter that
I didn't know I had.
MARY MACARTHUK
Office Phone, Black 176.
House Phone, Black 85.
Off ce over Star Theatre.
TUESDAY, MARCH 29 1921.
t bl ; f?0,
the price of wheat A reading ex
rt however, declared thai unless
Chicago market report (urntsned r)
u. w. Ktrby, manager Blmoua, Oat
:- liui V12 Moloney Hullding
Phone 4.
We'll tell no tal
Play me no jo
Ah. two bits qu
sSer Oy,
ovely thing'
Wheat
V
Prev Rem mber,
lth. Low Close e;.. away back, when-
What's the Matter ' What's
Matter '
fami 9 Johnson, w lm work
iCL'in IK'Xt I 'all (!"''K'' U'b'. was arrest, ! last
ing tor oemg uruns and a rratgr
Si lit
d b
v sufficient to dease the 0 144U and July 126 to lV were
sui'eeiieii iiv pniin-i taiii.s hii
May
.11 I 1 . I. I . 1 .! 111. I . . . , - ' ' I .
ine noaro are not uoing men uni i ine cniuircn, it is noi a rati t.(, Magistrate Nlcholvon this morn- oumty rerresnments oi nricK i uy sonve reaction
or "fancy", nor a subject to be dismissed by a statement that the ! !"B L "", wer'Wrved nUmt 'with some verv Com sy-iupathh
ffrade scholars lilav such Strenuous eames as "Rine n itnd the pool room and while Intoxicated broke line coffee, the younger women acting i,ieher incliuHng
Rosy." or "Lund' n Bridge," or even undergo the violent exercise i t ulldins ' u t wncd l
writing on the blackboard, The highest authorities agree that the Brtswlng company.
Ml 1 1
W lleut
se in athleti
American child and youth needs a nrogressive
fjuito as n inch as he does in any 1 d the "three R.'s" if lie is to I ieo une
the true American we were vain enough to believe he was until the
draii caused the "show down." If the disgrace of 1017 is possible
at a future time it is the various hoards of education who will be
hfai acci mutable,
111 OH
had
tert. i.itio a
Trac Harrii
1 ,
delightful tiiu
Cas
l-SI
Oil Street";.
Th
tions
tie- wo
1 1
market eased off a little and tnen Corn
hardened again. Oats were firmer I No. II mixed
tuaki with other cereals starting nn No 1 mixed
hanKcd to ',c higher, .May 40 lo No 3 yellow
11-41, and continuing to average No. 4 yellow
Ottawa IJbrntv association .is
A young lady in a local store says
that she thinks her beauty is begin
ning to fade as the men are begin
ning to count their change when they
leave the counter.
O
TODAY'S LIMERICK.
ngti
W'h Artificial Heat.
WILL FARMERS ENTER THE POOL?
A conference oi the farmers association is
in nicago, pril Lth. at which nine the grain n
appointed at a recent Kansas City meeting, wi
relative to some plan f r concerted action. Accordin
made by i. II. Gmstafson, chairman of the commit!
provides for a tin n-stock, 11011 profil -baring plan,
ci ntract to ell all of their surplus 1 f grains to the N
ing association during a period of five years, and wil
each for membership therein. It is estimated that
1,000,000 members, and on tins basis a pool of $10
raised for the use oi the marketing commjttee in the
business, The plan provides that the farmer can o
market, -ell direct t' his co-01 erative elevat r ir entt
submit it-- repi irl th,-
tionai Mat
ci mtribute
here will
This
ml making
Cre,
Celebrate B'oO
tr. ami Mrs W
II Street.
No.
New York. .March ;. Although ov- ,,
emlght advices, especially as to in-
CASH MARKETS
Birthday,
tors oils,
buccos we
ck market Mo WALLACE grain markets
eal n.4;
- 1 ved Oat
Corn
1 No 2 while . :,:
know what you mean
lean "Springtime" that's to-
1 1 '
1
ago clothing manufacturers now
:o cut wages. Wny not ' They
penciled cutters
CHARITY.
;rtam District I. O. O. F.
t niekl
UTICA
No. 4
,49
RUCKRIGEL'S ELEVATOR
Wheat .... St
.rnv worn
leh
itry oi a lo-
" p;cKc 1 up
'n ih feet
anded it to
leve this la
the feet f
?lects tt enter a poi .1 he v ill h
a pt 11 1. 1 1 he I oru,iie-,
price at w hich ! of the
bi o,
is to he sold. I lis pri
rating method Oil the basis of th
natu nal marketinc aiiicx .
t 1 he ueri
'11111 of Lr1
in tin ' .une ; ram .111 pa 1 1.-.
rirt and man) places ma
le tli district.
The meeting waa held In the Coll-
wltn
Mr and
spending the weei
er In t Ulca.
Krnest Woodburj
Kohl to Move Printery.
Mr, and .Mrs. Bd Myers. Mr. and Mr;
ding mi Commercial street Clark Cary, Mr and .Mrs Lloyd Pear-
l lie outline 1 1 tlie plan winch will lie cmli
the cnmntittee seem, too ambiguous to bu espi
the farmers in this vicinjtj will undoubtedh ai
formation it'1 m the 1 hicago conference hefnn
serious v, especially the feature relating in dn
re specific
the ma
Th
MAKE PLANS IN PARIS
FOR MEMORIAL DAY
GERMAN FILM STARS
DEMAND BIG PAY
ll'l'let Was Ml VI 1
i's' bail, and the tables
ly decorated with 1 ai
gs. and the Odd I'Vllo
ivy, dressing, plckjes,
in 1)
will be
vill go i
be the
'rinting
ham
No. t white 5
No, i yellov
SOUTH OTTAWA ELEVATOR
He was startled wlten he beard a
third coin drop, BO he thrust bis bands
into his trousers' pocket and felt a
n
La al
1 11 touay, aim atef gunda
issesaion. 11
epulrs on th
Ills buslnesi
rhi
no
Paris, March 28. Plans for Me
morial day and commemorative ex
ercises throughout France in honor
of America's dead who lie in French
In, Mi
tun
a made towai
,11. have, been considered by the The movlnR plctui
making this annoum emeni
list of salaries which they
gavi
1 leve
though the
work is ., hoi
employed Ii
w ell k now n 1
few women res
arly. it is said,
pay for first el
ma rk s dally u
unary to bin- e
era by "the ; lei
ar contracts
30,000 marks
at
American Memorial day fcommltt
at a meeting held at the American
ijjdglon U"ad(iiarter-.
Tliis general committee unites, un
der the honorary presidency of Am
ha. sador IIukIi (' Wallace virtually
all American activities In France, in-
hiding tile embassy, the various COB
sulates graves registration service.
American Legion and auxiliary. Red
Cross, Young Men's Christian asso
ciation. Young Women's Christian as
sociatioii. Knights of Columbus, Jew
Ian WelUro. the American churches,
American Chamber of Commerce,
Ann-ri in hospital. Women's club,
th- Kraiico-Aiiierican Welfare and the
,'siio-i 11 an public at large.
Following tin- program adopted last
year, Ums committee will provide for
the p lacing of flowers or a Wreath on
very fijvi- 111 nance ami win organ been put mulm the ban h irl t
ize appropriate exercises at all of ih-nt at Soldan High BChool hl
the principal military and civil ri'in Their new "unwritten law" ROVemil
eterles where American dead are bttr p rsona! Bdom men! i- helnc In r
led.
Due to the generous contributions
miule last year, the comtnittee finds
that the funds on hand for this year's
ceremonies are ample to cover the
prospective expenses of the program
panics. 111 : Oi kali
itlii 1
hekabs served the
,Vi
1 Attorney Mean oi
on 1 he good 1 1 the
of the gn itesl mil
.r held In the r mm.
Ing ill be on May ' I ,
e the 1 rack degrei I
Loca! Notes.
Kohrt- waa In Morris last
1 a member of the Morris
Mrs Kd Madden spent
ening visiting with friends in Otta-
Mrs. Whipple of La Salle attended
the tuner, ii of the late .lames Currte
Of Waltham Sunday.
Mrs Allien Schomas and children
of Jollet are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Maty Shanley.
Willie Peters returned home to
Chicago alter visiting with his grand
mother. .Mrs H. Hoppe, for the last
Wh-a
No.
No,
No
t:!
OPEN THEATER WHICH
IS DEDICATED TO THE
LATE MARK A. HANNA
LOCAL MARKETS
I. a 1
John White
.Monday.
Mrs, .lames
hill and Mrs.
Salle visitors
, a caller In Otta wa
Bill, Mra. l J. Ca
rn Ruseeil were La
a caller in I. a Salle
1 1 , ntertamtng s ween
and Mr-. M Kncei
8J i it themselves by
ROUGE TO BE BANNED
Reception for Bride.
There were ixi presi.it at th re
j ci 1 nun 1 v-11 at the Congregational
pal on age yesiernay aiietuoim in inei ( -;,- t, . ,,f th
AT ST. LOUIS HIGH , IT
Hoopei since Bstvrday evening. A-
St. IahIs, Mo. March 2S Rouge well . gdoi wi ' Hie guests pre-
md extreme rashion in ilres have I .nteil voflftS Mra. Him.i. r with a
. , M
Mati 1.01,1 aiting a.- speaker tor th
Misses Vtra and Charlotte Croslar
Mtldn d Morrissey and Florence lit -gerald
were La Salle callera Mondnj
afternoon.
Mr Whit.- of La Salle attended ti
I usiness In Ctlca today
Mrs ('has. Flynn was a shopper ll
La Salle today
Mr (tsitoch of Aurora made a bus)
Bess trip to Cttca today.
Mr. and Mrs William Mickey spent
Sunday afternoon With their son
liulter, 3
Springer
Ducks. 2
(leese, 1
Young 1 1
Stags, !Wc.
Old roosters, lie
Old Toms. 20c.
flufneas, 35c
Pigeons, 5c
vs. 30c,
POLICE IN OMAHA TO
USE AEROPLANES
Cleveland Dedicated n the mem
ory oi the late United States Senator
M. A. Hanna, whose name for a tjuar-
I ter Of a century stood for the highest.
I ideals In Cleveland theatrical ciftHes
! and who was the drama's best patron
in Cleveland, the Hanna theater win
I be opened her,, Monday night It is
built by Senator Hanna's son, l. R,
Hanna.
The new playhouse is in the great
I m w Hanna building and annex at
j Kuciid avenue and Fast Fourteenth
street.
The p ltcy "i the new theater. It is
j announced, will be the presentation
! of strictly high class offerings, the
Bsc kind Sen. Hanna always Insisted upon
! during bis twenty-lhe years' owner
ship of the ICuclld avenue opera
1 be an illusir.it. -ii lecture on i,.,.,,,,,,,,! whn is in St Ma
to Mi
lo rigidly, acci
Bristol, dean o!
Tie moveme
i.ig sisiers, an organisation of about
.'" gins at tu- institution, wiu pro
tmtH vm Itini uieit in... a... 1 ......1 '
Leave Your Orders Early.
For Orsinger'a brick Ire 1 ream, at
Siger a n,.ke-i's Red Fnmt L'lgar
tor
1
Ci der the auspices of the Mission
I'niv. r-ali-t cliiitch
on
Japan .Mi admission, inn a 0u.1v. llit;I s.tHl.
tton will bt luktaui asual The pub- Mrs Wiiiiam .Moloney v
lie 19 coriiiany mvitea m auenu an i . i)v
snare in - pleasure in inn one .01
vtargan 1 Rrett iti r returned
Qaleeburg this evening to re Brno het
-1 ah In Km x college.
without fruit lii the morning. Most
us ,1,,1,-t 1,.... r 1. .,..,1 . 1...-- noon
nn-iore announces mat no appeal -.'" ' "!'" " PWiwnai ante o, ,.,,,,, v .,-,,,. a ,.,. , lm ,.. , ,M , ,.,.,.,
will M made to the public by the
eonimiltee for funds for the ccremon
s of I9li
To Avoid the Spring Rush
, early ith your tin 9 and
Indorse-1 to our repair shop on th" south sid
md friends In 1 a Salle .
' terday.
Mrs Connerton visited fiend
La Salle today.
Mrs. Tom Qlancy and Mis- Margt
et Qlancy visited with friends
Fri.,1 in th llnrnlnil Ml - Cliatlotte t 1 1 Tl 1 1) ' II !
Don't make the mistake of going Mat.,e til.mey alt-, I the show at t itiv; Utem police power In
.m hn s. ,11, llleale Mil, iv all,.,- - ' B t
" ,.l ,.. 11 Ii-, ...netv le.Pfl
William Paversham and his com-
I pany will open the theater Monday
nighl wuii a dramatisation of Mark
Omaha, Neb, March i's Airplane' , Tw;ljn s ..Th(, prtnQm , 1ail.
are to le cwled on lor regular ts.. b) , ,.
,1... ,,...')... ....n .., ........ I pel
"' I'OI"'- "e,a o. ... ,e,,,:, .1 -, ,., ... .
ly distinctive among the many new
theaters that h ive recently sprung up
in Cleveland's new Rlatto district, tak
ing advantage of all modern improve-
Chlef Eberstein 1 "icni s m loenier cousit ucnou ami ei-
This becalm known after 'he po -I egance.
lice department had borrowed an air-' Lee ami J. S, Shubert and Crosby
Plane to run dow n robbers who had j Oaige an- lessees and managers, unit
bank at Ren, Mo., Dm te house manager s I S Hale, lung
b of Omaha ! manager oi the Bhuhert-t'olonlal the-
--ary to depnti" t w :i j ater here. ;
While t In i it v i - not yet en ired
to ad I the machines lo Its police
equipment, arrangements hav n i
made for the use oi planes oi a prl
Vate company, according to Police
r broken In
Ml
It
ai'l
Betwixt and Between.
arter othi r societies sa 1
ment, the rrmalnder if (he indent of Lincoln street, on
body feii in line. ' Mala We do nil kind;
In addition to warritit nti exagger of tubes and Mres, at
""I - 1 ana iu.iiiirai t 1 ei ,,.m ' t -.-u- v., 11 at inn time, and guar
ml
Mi ea Catherine (1 I
.. .. - - - ...rt.... 1 . 0..0.. . ......
ih.,.. ... ..... ....... . ,.... 1 limil mmmici ,-ane i .ioei.s
block from " "" "'' Indav
1 m, .;,. Estlng frtllt for breakfast Is largely . ,, , ,, ... ... P , .. , ,
micani ing . Frank plcCooey, E .1 I ary and Er-
Hill he 'lei " an ,,v were husin,- ,,r, , I
itie n.-ipilt iw ir yiMi Itnd no break-1 , ., .,' -- - --
1 .a piiier nn -
1 lersteln said he believed that 11
of planes for police wnrl
greatly to it-- eaUeh ncy, 1
cases of lunrgaas.j srheri
was required.
Little Mary Is 7 and feels tierslplf
Id Mili t Id to Indulge In the games played
bj her 5-yesr-old sister mid U not
' "" i t"l' rated In the pll) of tier sister of
11. Sadly commenting upon her fate,
a ..i ti ., , .
i-oe sun uic inner uav, "mere does
" VoSfo : " i M' 1 ;' K' ' ViS8 I l:i ,","l'"'te ""l,ut s"llie su,t mi J. S. Antle shopped In La SaW Tf, n XVant Ad in Ml FVe -a(jer i -" " "Wthlog for middla-
... - - w . . , 1MM 11
D. L COOPER
j Monday,
i
Journal tor Quick Results.
1 c. . ; :s like me to Uu.'