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TUESDAY, MAY 3, ton.
FREE TRADER - JOURNAL
EVERETT TRUE
BY CONDO.
1 f it fn frrier-
AGE SIM.
I Today's Markets
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FRESH ADVANCE IS ! pr - ,
RECORDED BY GRAINS (jKflTf
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AND OTTAWA FAIR DEALER
115 West Main 8treet
Published Every Afternoon Eicert Sunday.
FKKtt TRADER-JOURNAL PRINTING CO PubltlhWl
W. H. 08MAN Editor and General Maaajer
O. H. WOOLBERT Managing Editor
Member of the Aisoclated Press.
TERMS:
Dally, die year ta advance by carrier I.M
Dally, one year In advance, by mall, outride La Salle County 4.M1
Dally, one year In advance, by mall, In La Salle County 4.00
Dally, per week, by carrier - . -It'
The Associated Press li exclusively entitled to the use fur republication
Of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited to this paper
and also local news published herein
Entered as second class matter Mar. W, 1980, at the Post office at Otta
wa, 111 uader the Act of Oct. 3, 1917.
If tii iinunj doesn i come across, to
Rull the ' ifii. m . -'ranee will occupy
the Ruhr, tmd n i li rniony does met t
France . terms the Vrviu li will ou
i up) i he lliiln unyhow.
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'V Co., Ko6tAf 8l3 Moloney Building
II Pboue 96.
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iT5cSSsV?l WM IT'S" AUi TOO SOON
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nis fW HG-fc , . p 00 wrrM m a
LABtl
SKI
tl esdav. may j, 1921
WHERE MOST OF TH E MONEY MUST GO
m an t
and Boj
.relegated i
w ben the pis
most monc
p&M have I
one the w
the) were '
tackle i ti a
Marseilles News
Cash Markets.
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No. ;: titled
No i mixed
No, .! yellow
No, i yellow
No 3 white .
4 white
Outs
No. j white .
CASH MARKETS
WALLACE GRAIN MAHKETS.
Wheal
i la ts :
( 'uni
No white ..... .5
Nu yellow
No. ;: white
RUCKRIGEL'8 ELEVATOR.
Plenty" hej ' VV k
.
At - S
fl
th .t aaB
Munition mil-
'XT
- n
in w
he: knew.
"Behold- exclaimed the- spiritual,
ibtic medium after the usual amount
cf wriggling and knocking, "before
you la the spirit of your late wifel"
The client sat still and said noth
ing.
"Don t you understand?" cried thi
medium of intercourse with the other
world. U ,s the turn of your de
parted spouael Why don't you pra
to her '"
"Oh." replied the client. ",f ,t
her she'll do all the talking'"
1 1
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ar th'
teen rest)
the di
-
lull (
jiathc
ear-
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of t
mean that lie
ha ve disctplict
stir iin in ever
MARY MACARTHUR
OfTtce Phone, Black 178. House Phone, Black 85.
Office over Star Theatre.
TUESDAY, MAY 3, 192'.
first Meeting of Year
port.-
'Produce
he a SUCCI
honor and
ha- tn him. He must be able t devise the thousand and mie
ods of keeping them busy and interested, and above all must
"father confessor" to even kid in the bunch. He has get to
boy and girls.
i lie people who are doing such excellent work to raise
for the plan hae got to face the perhaps unwelcome fact (to
that the big end of the money raised will have to be paid ..'it
anes or at least a salary, it the movement is going to lie a beg
of something rather than a "flash in the pan."
the beginning ol a permanent boy and girl work, the mere equip
merit oi' the ground- will he really a secondary matter. The -uper-ttfoor
will he the hi" noise and he must be a ood one.
PC-tat
Tlu re
this year is to he
and
to havt
No, :; white
SOUTH OTTAWA ELEVATOR.
CI
See by the papei where another
woman killed her husband. With tin
ur.es they uick nowadays the woman
m the case is sure to get a "fai
Shake" out of the deal. Of course,
LOCAL MARKETS
Lard, H
( 'Traill
Eggs, 2:
liuttt r, ;
lourig turkeys, .1 o.
KtiiKS, 2ijc.
Old roosters, 11 a
Old Tuiny. 20c.
Guineas, ;i"c.
i'lgfotis, iiC.
GOOD ROADS CROWDING AHEAD.
While Illinois remain- somewhat inactive in regard to the con
struction of hard road-, except such as are under contract, owing to
the high cost of construction, some of the neighboring states are
pushing ahead. State Highway Commissioner Frank F. Rogers, of
Michigan, states that his state is in the midst of spending a $50,
000.000 bond issue on good road-, which sum will be supplemented!
by $8,000,000 from the federal government, But that is not all, tor
the counties benefitted will add a fourth more, bringing the total up
to about $70,000,000 available for road-building, This will it is
believed, insure the completion of .Michigan - trunk highway system
by 1925- fn Wisconsin they are spending $3ooo a nlile for con-!
crete paving, says A. R. Hirst, state engineer. "It is not a question
pf whether or not the state can afford good road-: it 1- whether or
not the -tale can afford to be without them."
h is expected that with the enactment of the MeetltS bill, which
fias already passed the Illinois senate, a rented) for present difiibul-tie-
in this state will have been found. Authority will then he given'
to properly maintain all roads in the 4,000 mile bond issue system
until such time as they may be paved It gives each county author
ity to maintain it- mam roads in like manner, and each township a
similar right. Even though Illinios is progressing more slowly than'
Michigan or Wisconsin in the construction of permanent road's, it is!
safe to say in the end it will he well abreasl of the foremost ' and
with the best that can be made
Visit St. Elmo Lodge.
of Pythias visited St. Elmo lodge at Kansas (
Ottawa last evening. They helped in! Sieved ti b
Hiving the degree in the rank ot ton, Texas
knight, iti which six new members .it the entri
were taken Into St Elmo lodge. Also here last ti
on candidate was given the degree bullet thro
TEXAN SHOOTS SELF
AT DOORS OF CHURCH
He
Oil and Literature.
the case rn.iy last a long time and
, cost a lot of kale, but look at the pub
licity. And a heavy veil can be used
ta keep her facial expiersions froi.i
the scrutinizing view of the reporters.
( I
R member,
way back, when
The Mansion House, Ottawa'? Writ
hotel of any size, stood at the corner
: of Court and Mam streets (across tho
stieet from ua)? It was built in 1836,
Ihe first proprietor being Ralph Wood
i uff. who had charge of the hostelry
until 1842, when H. Gray took chargr
II II ) lllll I M i ntK he nte. (0 ;,Shaw (j.
Co. in 1850. In 1851 it was sold to
j Waugh & Cressner. Then Thomas
i Wade, a native of Peru, took charge
until the fall of 1863. and the prop
I erty then went into the hands of Har
u i vey Day. who sold it to Silas Cheever
in 1864, and the structure was raze i
i. Ark . by Mr. Cheever, who erected the
i.i Ark structure where Freeman J. now con
ducts a crocery. The Mansion House
Robert Rhiney transacted business was a twostory frame bunding, built
Ottawa yesterday, . in the fashion of the times, with the
KiriK Sargent ot Deer Park Iran- roof sloping toward the street, and a
UTICA
Fort
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s III 1
I'll
rnian.
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All
A NEW KING ALWAYS
IS IN THE OFFING
New York, May 3. Oeorge Kelly.
Ntw York Giants' star tirst baseman,!
.who last year was subject to many
htii and slurs by the New York
fax, is now a decided favorite among
the bays, us a result of his heavy hit
ting Kelly poled u seventh home I
run of the season yesterday after
noon here In the tirst inning of the
game wtih Boston. As a result ot bis
circuit drive ynterday lie K now
ieiniing iiu, Ruth, home run kim.
In the total of home runs Babe also
burit-d the globule In the Hutu Bold
stand at Rostou yesterday afternoon
and succeeded In clearing all the
has'-s. makinn his total six. and giv
UiK Kelly a lead by one bone run
KeKy is a Blighty hitter and nianv
fans are of the opinion that be will
flhmter Babe's last season record, but
he ha a long rwayH to go yet anil obi
Bambino is hiUihk pretty safely m
the rocking i hair Nevertheless to
wttl have to do some ateoping, i
cause Kelly is going out to trim him
in the total of BOtBe runs this nea
Ben Anyway Hah.- bal I little com
petition.
OFFER LAST CHANCE
TO ESCAPE ODIUM
OF SLACKER CHARGE
Washington. D. (' , May 3. A tinal
appeal to former service men to as-j
sun- themselves thai their names
were not carried on the army's list i
of draft evaders and deserters to be
made public this w.-ck has been is
sued by the war department.
"Men who are not actually desert
era, hut who believe themselves charg
ed with desertion upon the records "
the appeal said, "should oommun'i-j
catf immediately with this office ithn
adjutant general! sluing forth all the:
facts in their rases. Those in doubt
ef their status Should follow the same'
course There is stilt oppoi unity to
escape the odium that will attend the
publication of the names if action Is
taken promptly "
The final lists of deserters were
checked against the army, navy ami
marine corps records and by ;: .174 in.
1 a! draft hoards out ot (,251 Com
pleted lits are now going out dally
' the various rorps ar.'.i eoinmander '
tor put, in atlon
To Serve Club Banquet. Piftet n puin-s of almi Si
The .Main Street Olrls met at the writing found in the man
store of Bertha Hardy adn considered told of having murdered h
the subject of whether to serve a ban- cently In a wood near Hot
uiiet for the Greater Marseilles club, (they had quarreled.
on being put to a vote, the ayes had
it without a single dissenting voice
.Wiotlier ln i(Ui!; Will he lie 10 l.itil 111
the week to complete arrangements,
appoint committees and put things in
shape tor a successful affair, such us i
th Main Street Olrls have always
i ii noted for hu Ins .
Bonanza m Wolf's Den
1 Ed
vivid Bret
$772,000 Bond Theft Trial
I L'ght and Dark of th Moon.
Te hi
A London Statu.
lni'es sthtue in lli.i.,
. ,.r . ... m mtmm is (to- timp WMs east iron, caanoii can.
ftwn, new mepti to full umi ,, tht)lM.ed during tin- Duke of MTetttngtoo'i
dgr of ;ie .ti is from ton Ui new 'ories aud is Uvdated to him n.i
'
vr larmiyli thu uuiu- niiu0 !u; treefg,
Sunday, when he discovered a wolf's
den within tint;, mils ot his bouse.
He dug out nine wolf cubs, on Mon
day be took them to the county clerk's
office In Ottawa and received $10 an
each si , iip. thus realising S0 on the
tiini He diil not secure the old wolf,
but he is aj inn for her.
Carpenter5 to Discuss W.igrs
Tiie Carpenters' llelon will hold
their regular uniting toninht In thelrl
hall on Main street It is supposed
there will be a fresh discussion of
tatea for the coming year.
I
O. Kroehnke in Chicago.
O Kroehnke went to Chicago bright
ami enrly to attend a convention held
h the jewelers of th, state
Local Notes.
Mrs. John Kohl ami tun children j
are visiting at the home of Mr. ami
Mrs. H. E. Kohl of Bast Blurt' street.!
Attir this the) iil leave for Bloom-1
Held. X. J., wiore the. win locate per-j
man ently .
Mrs. BugeM smith, who bus been
making her home with her daughter,!
Mrs WelsS, on a farm mar Toledo,
Ohio, is now visiting her son, Robert
smith, of Ottawa, and will remain for
the summer Mrs Smith was here on I
buslMu connected with her nronert?
on Saturday. Btrteasvyear'Cld VVtltti Dalton ilcft) la on trial. In Chicago, charged
Mr and Mrs II r. Ren iff of Morris tth th- theft of i""--In Ui ity bonda from the Northern Trust Cone
are being entertained .it the home ti" lt Fotieuui y. The maa who vuugbt Dalton at liiwoith, 111., got a
of .Mr. and Mis. w . G Killelea. Mr. ward of trMti
sui ted business in Ottawa yesterday.
1 Mrs. Herman Dickinson was an Ot
i tawa caller yesterday.
Mrs Klsie Cltrrte was an Ottawa
passenger yesterday.
The following ladies were I, a Salle
callers Monday: Mrs. P, J, Boyle and
son. Mrs, J, S. Antle, Mrs Have Hess.
.Mrs Frank Sykes, Mrs. Kenneth
Hutchinson,
A dance will be given in the Mys
tlc hall Tuesday evening. May :;.
Music furnished by Rosenski orchea
Ira, 11. Oilbransen from Ottawa tran
sacted business in Utlcc yesterday.
home, being under the weather.
Oeo, Nichols was an Ottawa passen
ger yesterday.
Mrs. Carlisle Dead.
Mrs Kmellne Carlisle, who formerly
lived in lltlca, a number of years ago,
passed away Sunday ntotuing at
age ot seventy live years, sh leaves I
two daughters, Annie, who she lived
veranda alony the front of the struc
ture, level with the second floor. Man
big social functions were held at this
place.
O
NOT HIGH GRADE.
P
Motorist- i
imb a hill
p -a i v. -
-Wx m
iv, this darned cai
You said it vvai
9
n
111.11 llilie
I said "iln tie
()
d if
A DILEMMA.
Wife Henry, you really most hV
with at home, and Mr. Oeo Prater of tne '"t""r comp and see tor Mmv '
Ottawa, and one Bon, live grand chll- ,he damage the ram did to our -en-!
dreii and a brother, Joe Olney of,in8- , hlm
mUM. He, huaband died number of Hub-l can't without M'
-.ears ago and 0 laught.v, about a see the dama(Je the children have
i . none to the rest of the hous
OUR NEIGHBOR SS:
'You send your collars t "'e lauu
dry t be cleaned, and tW sharpen
tin tn, too "
O
AT A LOCAL S"1-1010
I don't like these olographs one
bit. I look like an ap1
"Well, sir, you she1'1 nav'' consei
ered that before yoieat for them."
NOTES ON TIQUETTE.
Conctrning Ideas.
An idea, like a gltosi (according to
the common notions of ghosts), must
be spoken to ii little before it will
'explain Itself Dickens,
-MILITANT-MARY'
Life's 'fuvoritea
ufe tbe fiqbtinq
soul.; sbedeorly
loveso.CHAP
Who whistles
cheer fully' A5
HE 'ACCEPTS
HER
HANDICAP)
By Ella Wl"ler Woolsox
l Jadj
lleT
I rem, do not
kpjmurt t nai you ma .
n, tt in the morn-
On loiiiins
ladies after dinner,
ttath on the sola
cover oi l fJ,r' With vollr ptcket
haadkerelf " s("
If von ""' ' lad) s c::rl on IBS
floor r,n 'boat and (.ill out.
' vVliom1" UrU
Do t laufsn at any jukes when
yon ha? :1 ,tcrt! :,,,"
,.v, eat so heartily as to per-