Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., April 06, 1921, Image 1

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RjNAJ
THE WEATHER.
Showers tonight and
Thursday: cooler Thuib
OTTAWA FREE TRADER
Establlthed 1B40
OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 18B0
J "I A u, . V m Jr B Am fj 7 V
AND OTTAWA FAIR DEALER
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS, WEDNESDAY, A 1'BIL 0, 1921
PRICE, TWO CENTS
VOLUME
NO. I Hi?.
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COUNTY JUDGE OVERRULES SOUTH
?n Invitation for Recognition
IK
SIDE PAVEMENT OBJECTIONS
CONTEST ON LEGALITY
OF IMPROVEMENT
WON BY CITY
ANNOUNCE DECISION
SI. FRANCIS
CLUB SCORES I IN
"THE ADVENTURER"
JUDGE RECK, AFTER T AK ING ! INITIAL PRODUCTION OF HOMF
QUESTIONS INVOLVED UNDFR
ADVISE ME NT, RENDERS OPIN
ION TODAY-APPEAL CONSID
ERED BY PROPERTY OWNERS.
Judge Itt'ik. in the county court
tbls afternoon, handed down his rul
ing on the Van Buren i r -t t paving
case overruling jail legal objections to
the improvement, Attorney I l Han
ma, who represeited the objectors In
their case, announced tins afternoon
that in nil llklihuid an appeal in the
case would be ttken, and the case
fought through ill- higher courts, al
though be stated te could nol defin
itely decide until he conferred with
his clients.
In cast' an appeal is not taken, the
city will be in poatlon to go ahead
with the advertlslngand letting of
bids, and the construction work on the
pavtng ma) be startel before Bummer.
The case was excluded before
Judge Ki'i K on Mondty ni this week,
and tin- decision In rettrda to the ver
dict was taken under tivisement. The
principal contentiotj, aide from tech-
- .!.!. j.. m'mm h U O, the filling IT)
or the ravin.', a pari oi .k !,,. h extend
over the street line on Third avenue.
The objectors alleged th this ravine
filling would not be tin proper sup
port for a pave nt, T,. elty Intro
duced witnesses to show bal this ra
vine could ue paved withoii HI effects
TALENT PLAY WINS PLAUDITS
OF AUDIENCE REPEAT SUC
CESSES OF FORMER YEARS.
Iln public mi las
' I
li Ih due to hard
each and every
as well as mi III
and the other n
WbO US!! ill V
production wai
Miller, who osgan
i liosen i heir talent.
the organlation. to
. compliments trvp
t night's product ion,
nembers ol the cat i
on tlio part
of tlio ca
oral mrmu lUf tm:
mm'P v l jf -m-
wk A; s V . Mi Jmk.
v a ..5,-a A Sf- 1 I1! Ill lulu;) Mf. WbrYitimW
US MEETING TO
PREVENT "BLACKEST
TOBY"
London, April 6. The greal industrial crisis
with which Greal Britain was faced this morning
as a result of the British wage war between the
mine owners and the
miners and strikes bv
CO" ft DC railway men and trans-
L'J i JlL. l"rt workers, in addition to the nun
or'c -itriup. thraatanlna the puhlic,
nil I nr ItdkllirnO III has found at least temporary rel.et.
iviAUt wmm iiv ;
DARK HORS
TUESDAY ELECTION
WILLIAM GROSSKURTH AND
MAURICE HART ARE BROUGHT
OCT AS ELEVENTH HOUR CAN
DIDATES AND BOTH GO OVER
BIG.
o Burnrises were sprung at
,ii!S Murine yesterday's township
election. One resulted In th-
i-ntii hour candidacy of William Gross-
kurth for election as a jusiii
ti
i hour Premier
th an in
vitation to liotu iiiili-s of tho mining
to n t and reopen dellbera-
After Berious deliberation the
tne offer, .no hi
reopening the di
ance of the Invll
only to mean thi
I the miners in iu
j raiilroatj. men and
I els, 111 take no
support the ii'in
, koi latlons are p
The ray of ho
Industrial clouds
the Btorm was about to
! uihr Greal Britain in
lous crisis In its histor
London, April G,
u. tvunannrl workers fed
oioil today to extend am to tin- w
tali miners In their strike, comprises
Of the thlrtv-flve affiliated unions with a
Milled to accept
has been set for
on can be taken
the colleagues of
Iple alliance the
e transport wbrk
tive measures to
while peace ne-
pierced the blaeg
I a I a time when
leak iiul in
i most ser-
ie national
ii ion whi( h
to till
The I
to t he I
this llll
the afti
introdu
paving
The i
POLICE AND SHERIFF
NSWER RIO! CALL
OWING VOLLEY
r
rut
repuiVii to POPULAR CLERK IS
uev faded out as' I
BRIDE AT PRETTY
AFTERNOON AFFAIR
the
1 1 1 1
ird i- be-
a t ai l,.,t run fUUi
,. 'mil the oile r which put Maur- memoersmy ui uui 71"
I . ,-il.-,, L-,,iitil c:ill (nit ill! V I"
Hart, former captain ol police, cjagge8 ol worketB ha transportation
as constable. work, by road, rail or sea.
,,. advent of tins,- two men Into . Strike Hitch,
election was the only bit of ex-, London, April 8. A hitch developed
iiflnt Riven to the voting which tonlgftl In the proposed resumption Of
id with all the "ticket" candidates negotiation Dei
ling withoul mttton and the of the striking m
inn r.f ir Orosskurth and Mr. '
ni
,. ,i .,,ih one ilcil in nilint
house of
George.
1 representatives
md the mine
iced In the
rentier Uoyd
that
Act
after-
id bv ti
unance, assessment 1 n,
ning arguments of tie ,.
bjections were then taken up.
21 TO TAKE BOY
BUILDERS' DEGREES
Twenty. on. Ottawa hoys lefl for ,
Chicago this afternoon to be Initiated , '.
into the Occl-Hum Chapter ol the ants
Order of Bulgers for Boys, which 2 jimbt
has just been formed In this city 1 ' '
William Tydeman, AJ V. Schoch anil! '.
George A. Crowden, who are in chars .
of the local organization, accompanied '". nomi
the hoys to Chicago, "' ' "'
Tin order will be formally orftan farmcr
Ued and the hoys given their Inltia 1:1 1 n'g'
lory degree tonight at Consistory hM uil''
Temple. The twenty-oni boys will fonnanci
then return to Ottawa and bestow the
degrees on the other tnii'mbers of nculi p
the organization at the iocal Masonic make mi
Temple, Miss 1
The twenty-one boys who made the ; of Amu
trip today and are to become charter was a v
membt rs of the organization are Pred- i Mr. Volt
crick fisher, Harold Langer, George posite h
McLean. William (Irovcr, B7dwanl sent a 1
Mercer, Leon Richards, Howard Cro . (lever u
den. Horace Crowden, John Jobst, us, ,
Fred Long, Clifford Carter. Llnnett ,X t
Strong, Karle Wendel, Theron Kldnej mi
Joseph Geiger, Charles Hcntrich, Hi ' ' , ,
hert Wile... Noel Maker. David Brud- uncp v
tord. t harles Ingham and Brnei 1 iuw- t ,'
ler. I "' ""' .
1 onct ml
ALASKA COLLECTOR
TO SPEAK AT 0. H. S.
vnnni' n
Kdc.ar c. Raine, who for twenty
three yean mis an Internal Revenue I
collector In Alaska, has been secured
to deliver an address on Alaska at
the Ottawa township high school on
the nigh) ol April 1 1 Mr Raine la a
l, OV i lit el'esl l nm stieil.er met hi.: art.
dress promises to be a very Interest- . 1 ' ':'" Inannf'1
ing affair. It will he Illustrated By deputation oi one actt
pictures of Alaskan scenes 1 COontlnl on page
SUMMONED TO HIGHLAND PLACE
WHERE REVOLVER "BATTLE"
WAS IN PROGRESS IN WAKE OF
"BOMB PLOT" NO CASUALTIES.
in); bomb, followed by a barrage
'.small arm fire, at 10:15 last nig
threw members of the George St
phens household. Highland place, i
to a state of terror; resulted in ca
inc. nut police reserves, cottstahh
: deputy sheriffs and a large array
fully armed civilians to ascertain tl
part I trouhl I'll civi
luted largely p ople residing In tn
therwise peaceful and exclusive s
Ion neighboring w Ith the I Ittawa te
colony,
The "attack" opened With a I'evi
berating explosion which could
heard in all section oi the city. V
MISS MARY F AC E Y ACTON AND
LEO F. MARTIN WED THIS AFT
ERNOON IN PRESENCE OF THIR-
TY GUESTS MISS RISING WEDS
L. J, KELLY.
erberl Pyle, son of Mrs ; ami l F. Martin,, which was sol
ero married, the wedding emnlzed this afternoon at l o'clock at
a very pleasanl Burprlse thl, n0(rae n,,. bride'a sister, Mrs.
Philip J. Gaul, corner of Bridge and
First streets. Rev. Hiram P. Lawler,
Get Lloyd G
rge Letter.
sup-strike
ad bodies were found
the stunt of the night pastor of the First Metho
or a charivari. No one officiated, using the modlfl
is assumed thai friends emony of the Episcopal
md groom intended to The double parlors of
irprlse. In that they home were beautifull d
purpose. The snr- pink and white carnatiom
tile too complete, how- and ferns. The dining n
its, doubtlessly will fol- hie was trimmed In garlt
democratic Bides. They were Oeo. An enon to ormg
T. Koenig and l Vlaierhofer, demo- the eanployera togeth
crats; Sam Anktiey and Howard R3 jtmade by Lloyd George,
Stuart, repu'blicans. All tour went ister, this afternoon,
over a whizzing. The BfUi place was nounced he had writte
given to Mr Grosiskurth dent of the minlg asso
For constable only democrats en- secretary of the mln
tered the race. Tire four printed asking them to meet ;
. . .. i of J - U ;otiatio
! .lanes Fox. James Kilgore and Thos. The prime mlnister'i
Reilly. Maurice Hart's name com-t attentil i his speed
pleted the array of candidates, and of commons with reg
.... over a wii ' 1 "' '
; The vote was one of the lightest "I ie, ire to repeat
iii historj t.ili ni1 t evolved
ihont the' election he, ause of a lack offh'68 lor the pllipd
i in
an-
ters called
the house
to the da
Ions being
t the gov
if Its Rood
OAK PARK SCOUTS
PEDAL TO OTTAWA
wer verj
tire plaj
Dr, a i
the plaj
Mutter,
ance in
Official Returns ol i uesda
ASSISTANT SI PC
nd ah md proximity to the battle, looking 1
in was very iin ir secluded spot - behind wind
ue- able i could see (tames leaping towards
', emotional c,aiiK on the other side of ravine,
ler gowns man's land, down in the hollow,
houl the en herefl of tenants The thing wa
realistic it left no doubt hut th
he hero of gun Ugh! was on, and on In ear
d by Max ! Telephone wires burned up
itial appear-1 appeals for Ih8 police and she
play, iii nj fence. Tho gray Maria, loaded
III won l" I blue coats, tnade a riot i all to
Max wa. ncfinc, second or two later
ool g.i iherifl broughl up relnforcemenl
s ! i w n i' .lee! i n.
VISOR
The
led ahotil r ! " ' ' ;
ins began to a
i
to ten a
I
.
I
rs pres'sit
-
64 IN 1921 SENIOR
HIGH SCHOOL CLASS
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.
-
.
Illlh'd I '
MRS. PULLMAN LEFT
$4,000,000 ESTATE .
an
They
their
were
meals
Mi
M. W. M. W.
F. Reherer 4i i SO I
T. Davj It; t
JUSTICE O the
fleorge T. Koenig It !I Ifi I
Mubrhnter 38 t 1 1 3
S. Ankeney 11 2 I I -
M. Stuart 12 1 I t
V. (irosktirtb ti . . 8
CONSTABLE
t. H. Sheehnn , 4", ;: M t
Juies Fox tn t Si 1
TkoauM Heiiley :: 4". :!
lames KilRore 12 4 It 'A
Maurice Hart 1 I
14
1 I
1 !
i i ''S
m n
It; M
I I
GETS WORD SON IS
AT POINT OF DEATH
al
mil I'
telegram
him thai hi; son.
u of Ogdensburg. N.
lew hours to live,
n fomterly lived in
many friend - li re.
for Ogdenatwrg this
been ontplnyed In the tu
Sclien r coal oflii e I le
Mr and Mr. .1. W M.
i- tl
((Continued uu t'anu 4.)
:nt flread
Marriage L
jonepn K(
Mars Gay
Mar.. F. Acton. Ottawa.
(leorgc Green. Streator
Mar) I'ouk. str.ator, 2,