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Friday. MAY P. 1921.
FREE TRADER - JOURNAL
EVERETT TRUE
BY CONDO,
Today's Markets
AND OTTAWA FAIR DEALKR
115 Writ Mam Street
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Published Kvcry Afternoon Except Sunday.
rRBI TRADER -JOURNAL PRINTING CO PublUntri
W. H. OSMAN Editor and Omieral Mmigxr
Q, H. WOOLBBRT Managing Editor j
Member of the Attoclated Prest.
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TERMS:
laily, oio year la advance hy carrier II M
Dally, one year In advance, by mall, outside i n Balls County 4 60
Dally, one year In advance, by mall, In La halla County 4 00
Dally, per week, hy carrier
The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to tl se for 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. 25, 1920, at Hie Post Office at Otta
wa, Ill , under the Aci of Oct, .1. 1917,
Chicago, Muy u Ni
the prli b of wheat too
wiih crop damage rop
southwest uh tin1 chl
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UNION
LABEL
FRIDAY, MAY h. 1921
tfl'l
nit
V
ed also a I a bullish factoi
active though not as mm
1 1 lila V ;i ml fluetuat loll-.
rapid' Opening quotation
led rrom unchanged figure
or wiili May 1,45 to I 15
I 15 t IRU wore folio
lm ,,,. i nlcago market report furnished by
i entlve, ! '' " Klrby, manager Simons, ha.,
count ? r" ,!'""" Moloney Building.
Phone 96
tie was
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IIIkIi Low. Close, close
Wheal
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Oats look tl
(;cTLCivieM; VOnK rTt'K oust at HANa,
l AM Wt-Tt 'k'tNn M T S,o v' O J CAM RCAO IT T(o.
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Marseilles News
, Office Phone, Black 176.
MARY MAC ARTHUR
Office over Star Theatre.
FRIDAY. MAY 6. 1921.
,!C Main Street Maids.
Wi
The M
ABUSE OF PAROL AND PARDON LAWS.
The escape of Stanley Uallas, the La Salle burglar. l'run i!
Joliet penitentiarj on "tiesda) last was another twample ui tl
fallacy of the iur I lav as applied to criminals in iliis state, Hall
had been convicted of burglarj a couple t years ago and sent to tl
penitentiary. He was paroled to work on hard roads near Ro
Islandi but in the spring of last year cante back to La Salle and w;
caught after having committed another burglar He was indicte
but sent back ti iiiii--li up his term for the first burglary. He wi
released in January and was again arrested and convicted for tw
burglaries committed on March 19. Ihe Hrsl offense cotumittt
carried a sentence of fn tn one to twent) years, yel within a jeni
barely outside the shortest tune mentioned in the sentence he hs
committed two or three crimes of a similar nature, I pott the peop
is piled the expense of two or three 1 rials and upon the 1 ftrcers tl
jiili nf arresting and convicting him two or three times, n-v oni
should have done the job, There ma) be some instances where
parol, or even pardon, is warranted, but the miscellaneous parol in
and pardoning of prisoners is a travesty on justice It gives
habitual or "fdxey" criminal a contempt for the law, and encourage
? prospective law breaker i" "take a chance." the culprit dependin
on a "pull" or an astute lawyer to get him out with a ver) !ij;l
punishment. And furthermore, the criminal is put in the way of
committing inure serious crimes, it. indeed, lie is not invited to d' so.
Does anyone imagine that had he found it necessary to commit
murder in his efforts t" escape from the penitentiary, Hallas would
have hesitated to fo to that extreme ? The historv ol criminals of
,, . , . ' iii-.- " iniim at the home of Pert ha Men
this class loe not warrant an) such beliet. -aB. vjarge(ies to ihe number 0
The records of crime show beyond dispute thai over sixty per 'y or more. . a buslneas Bessii
cent of the mure serious crime- are committed by men who have been n!fMterCMarTCiHes' 'i'iui'"' 'li'inuVi.'
either paroled or pardoned outright. The Chicago police are con- May 18. That it e a fine one
stan'ly complaining thai their efforts to clean up that city are nitlli-! 111011 w'" ungrudingly agree,
lied by the abuse of the parol and pardon laws, and within a week a a.eIi? Vaa ubsatnUaidiahns '
look countc grand jury has condemned the manner in which they aerved.
have been abused. After the business Bession wai
If a sentence of from one to twenty years meant exactly what it 1 whtcfa i'r'' BehaIInes8 vvas
said, and was not construed to mean the shortest possible period of ed the prize. it targe beautiful
time, with allowance for good behavior, etc., and the chance for t0,,ei water. Dainty refresh
parol was eliminated, a very salutary effect would be had on the class Y00A "ndmm hi jf crean1,
of gentlemen concerned. At least, they would be pui where the) and frappe,
cmld not "repeat and constantly prey noii society. Tmi surprise of the evening wa
. . -ii 1 1 brought on. a basket of dried am
I here may be a good reason for the laws to be upon the statute 'died fruits and nuts sent iby mk
books, but the public should enter a protest against (heir wholesale sea Hill from California. Sluffed
abuse, such as exists at present. It is but a short time -nice Samlwero a nove .v' antl'e" zruw
-1 t ! NlH not llSlliil ilfl BOmG fif flit1
Siracussa, one ol the Black Hollow murderers, had the nerve to were unknown to the girls iti
apply for a pardon, and notwithstanding the fact that the crime was er, the surprise was appreciate
one of the ino-t cold-blooded and atrocious ever committed in this Kir'"' w . w 8rp.e' tnf!r f'
., , . . , . . i with extra pleasure when they ;
VlCttllty, he and his friends were quite surprised and incensed in a few days from their winter
because it was not granted. Coupled with the "deferred" and "re- ,n California, so they can find 01
mitted" sentences of some of the judges, the criminals have all the nameB "f ,h" unknown fruits.
best of it. and it is time public indignation should compel a rational
construction and enforcement of a sentence, especially- when it is 7'J at ' - - F- Convention
the result of a trial before a jury of twelve competent men. It 1- I About seventy five of luanlta
hard enough for officers to run down confirmed or desperate crim- went down to the Odd Fellows c
iuals and for prosecutors to obtain convictions without having their I convention In Ottawa las: night
1 . r r. . 1 . 6 the boys sav it was Itu kv there
wore count ior nomine aner inev nave none it 1 , .....
, 11 I .M I 1 01
be 1 rowded . Kltih. 'I
staff made 1 Hmlth 1
Wall Street.
Ne
.iio 1 i orn
inn Way j
11 by July i:t
Sept
Alter j Oats -
iding! May 3714
ored July
tjown Sept .... iioM
Cash
other! C
y j No. .1 mixed
limb 1 ' l"'Xl'1'
,'K"1 No. t yellow . . ,
1 No. .". white . . . .
" y No 1 while
Outs--
I No. ' white . . , .
IS I ' 1 No. :; hlte . . . .
l1"!"'- j No. 1 hlte . . . ,
.I'.. 1.
CHICAGO as SHt IS. ,, :
Ry Observer.
Chicago la called "The meat t e n.
tral Market " Perhaps n la, imi th
marketer iiiusl know the ropes," in
cise someone will seize his crops At
over) oorner yon meet up with Bonie
genl who has a load of cold In irks
that In- is anxious lo market, and iin
"rube" Is bis prey Men do not know
each other up there, bo n is difficult
for a cent to drop Into a store, carry
OUl a load of merchandise, and Say:
"Charge II " Vou'vo ot to show your
1 1 1 .-1 1 1 1 0 . 1 in-. 1. ini! he careful who you
shovi it to Motion t.iiks i.be world
tile "Will
for iiiur.
ii I two n
ut especially is this true in
itv A man nets money
.ops ate paid "hush moo
ns eel "craft money " and
iple V
mev " s
nth and v:
CASH MARKETS
WALLACE GRAIN MARKETS.
Wheat . fl
ue as a man
1 along with
0 anus, good
mav !' able
urg for ten
e Cleat Tl II III -
olng on, he is
ir In C hl-
,3i i in
No. 4 yellow
RUCKRIGEL'S ELEVATOR.
Wheal
New Wheat 1
When s
h llo' ice
terwlae It
nless his
ligures or
111 takes
III Ilea, h
itid non-
Houte Phone, Black 5.
Produce
make
ibodv
Thrown From Buggy.
. 19
Liberty Bonds.
Pctatoes.
May 6. Pot
rthern whin,
k To Sue cwt , n
1 $9 hlil. No
Airplane Frightens Horse.
Ben
in ii h
0 feet In the air
's so that the
live Sfock
SOUTH OTTAWA ELEVATOR.
heal 81 11
No 2 white
So , 1 ln
No :; white
No I velli a
No I white
No 1 yellow
LOCAL MARKETS
Lard, 10c.
)lutt
Mens
Duck
When Greek Meets G
dine that
i
A
to yi
naid:
(loese, 15C.
Young turkeys, She.
held ! Stags, 2i'c.
ilRh- j Old ronsters, 1 lo.
iBtly Old Toms, 20c.
g ;u Guineas, .'15c.
r,,,.,, Pigeons, 5c. ..
tan
on the heels of the (Iv
Mr. Serby him
I
i
Shnners in Ottawa
inn I a
UTICA
4.
PLAY FAIR ALL AROUND.
Main farmers tlinutdioiit tlie country are hoi
lg tp (
no more, tor t lie armo
ed that not another c
In anywhere. The d
1 Marseilles proud with the manner fn
Wflich they conferred the first decree,
last All remained to the reception and
lance which folio
Not in Response to Summons.
Buys Out Partner. j pain!
A R Workman has purchased the Ml
Interesl of William Bra. ken in tl
Coliseum theater. This givea Mr. the n
Workman the entire control of all the ; friend
movie theaters In town, as he recently
bought out the Interest of K. P. Mill-
Hiram w.
Vear S PTain crntl hut rlinsp nf the nrprprlitier vnnr rf ti in ttio Kol,o dance wnich followed th
ii , 1 , , 1 , - , , : the convention. We thought
tlml in some way or other they may realize a return to higher prices big crowd here, bin the o
for their products, Just how it is to he brought abottt none of them ventlon was double the sizi
arc able to say, but their minds go back to the time when the) refused
J?l.7s a bushel tor corn with the hone that Hipv mio4it cmmpp7 ,,t ,
$2 offer, and they cannot now persuade themselves that the slump to I representative" "w n Hoyce In
nearly fifty cents a bushel is real, and probably permanent. But the town, that Mr. Boyce is returnir
real Orocressive man of the snil lias taken tl... .it.v.ii,,.. mnn. ,.i,;i.. consequence of a summons fron:
,,,:, , 11,. 1,.,, ,, ,1 . 1. 1 1 , , . ' , water power company concerning the 1 hum. din partner,
sopntcally, has pocketed his loss and is marketing his gram, to the deep waterway, but that he is follow-1
best advantage possible, and faces the future with a determination to in ihe schedule made out before he Local Notes.
go aheaq on the lines as they are now cast. That is a hopeful con
dition and when other classes of industn shall have come to !ik
llPtertninatlnnS atlH .-o-renteil tlo. nr ,1 riot, ei 1 r,a
. . , :vi i-.v-.m. ....V miuatiun me unuury after until further notlci w
have made material advancement towards the normal condition coupons on each evet
which all seem so anxious to reach. One of the first things to be i
' ...no ui 1 .mi .0 .ir.uuc mUUICCnce 111 me to.thB.mlnnt rt
wholly unnecessary things of life. Even thoueh waees and salaries ! united cioar stori
may be great l in excess of those ,,f other years, there is little justi
fication now, with a downward tendencj in prices apparent on almost '
every hand, to hope thai they will remain high That which hap
pened to the $175 corn and $2.50 wheat is almost sure to come to
the high wage and salary men before the readjustment process shall I
have been completed. Give and take, and play fair with the other
lellow, seems to lie the on v rra solution 1 r
new DeKillippi addition
It is reported that several lit
poker cluhs are in operation In '
city. Some of them are in priv;
Ot- j houses. Oo easy, hoys, the gobbl
or- 11 pet viih. if ye don t wau 11 out
van Police' ' ' Frank McCove transacted b
went were F. E. Mrs, otbo ('lark is a Seneca visitor' In Ottawa yesterday.
L. M, Butterfleld. today, Mies Amy Jones visited her
Miss Kate Pattiaon and Mrs. Isaac Mrs. Frank Nangel, In Ottawa
Grantham are Ottawa visitors today, day.
parks, who is reported to ttniney is serving on 11
ipeared, leaving fcis family fr the past week.
Id to have gone to a town ! M' ;-; Catherine Hennebury 0
them part of the state to '''irl visited In Ottawa yesten
K
stein. Royal Allen. Ned
n Blanchard, Dr. M. E5,
William Killelea, Mr. Stiv- Elm
Ebright, George Holle and ; have ,
turned from , ,,('n
a v .
I Remember,
J away back, when
j i Ottawa's gas wnrks laid their first
pipes .' From a recocl rlated 1R5G, we
- note, "Men are busy on the streets
laying pipe for the gas works, under
: the supervision of Mr. Coqswell.
Street lamps arc being erected on the
' "' principal streets, at crossings, and a
1 large number of dwellings are being
supplied with lights, which are a
great improvement over the kerosene
, lamps and tallow canri'es."
(I
OUR NEIGHBOR SAYS:
f streator, uncle of
f this city, riled in
impiete llni
ticies and everything found
vthe-mlnute cigar ntore
UNITED CfGA
BINGKR A. RICKERD.
ments have not been made for the run
e r.i I
Mr and Mrs. George Pbillimore.
Mrs. Joseph Hudson and son motored
to Streator today.
William Daly is painting some tasty
signs for the street names tor the
MILITANT; MARY-
Mbe-fbiic musTi
be fooled , 50 domes
whore up-to dotej
ordWI5E
Weor " rouge ood'
powder fotboma
deepAND, 1
7HDR EYES'
gf it iHuqh
1
3k, liA
nit in that time
ui rage and strength
President Zaehary Taylor.
I Rachary Taylor is nue of the least
kiiuwn of our nrovlilonia u.. 1...1.1 c I
n.. only n; months, h
he displayed n
I or rnanteter as to endear himself to
j the people. He ri i to tl Bk-e prac
J tlcallj unknown and unknowing. Mis
I victories In the Mexican war had
made htm famous, but he was not Ojjgjjg
nown to Ihe politicians, mir did he .T
Kieev any of them. He had been called
"t'ld Rough and Ready." but he was
ni l ir . 1. in... .... ... .1 r 1 a
' '' had ughU AftitSI
Sigh for the ' Good Old Days."
Ju l Tnaktnt aaya he wnetlme
' rhea arc rmtid gel hack to the old j
time when the averaae aeeaiiu
FOR griCK RKSCI.TS TRY THR aot expeeted to atake a s,.,., i, ,t
-WANT TS IN THR FRKK ' his blrtlHta) w i.,, )lw led
TRADER JOl'ItNAL tt aotnelhlng j
I mi r 1 ' -1
1: i'' iv 9i ; Ty
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I n EL Ml
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This is the Sanico Itust
Proof Porcelain Combine
tion Range with the 25-year
guarantee. This ranse is all
Porcelain inside and out, ami
la completely rust proof, it
is as easy to clean as a china
dish Iturns coal, wood and
;as Can also tie supplied
(or coal and wood with a LO
gallon contact reservoir In
the White, nine and Strip
ly a year's absence on a trip thru
I relatives The last stop
was made at Steven's Polnl in Wis
consin, where she visited at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. Calhoun for several
weeks.
Homer Hartshorn and family start
in a day or two for their new homo in
Okmulgee, Okla. His sister and hus
band. Mr. and Mrs Carlyle of Ottawa
will accompany them to the new loca-
futtire.
Mrs. Clara Pitcher has returned
from her winter sojourn with her son
in Spray. North Carolina, and will
make this her headquarter! for the
.summer, as she has rented rooms with
Mrs Llda Sindell of Bluff street.
Apple Coffee Cake.
rye, plain and rai
esh and ready to p
toe MarseN. the ni
Shelton building,
Mrs John Godwin from Marseilles "Maybe it's economy to refrain from
visited her sister, Mr.: Matt Lioles, painting up. but the way the rust is
yesterday. eating Into our new bridge it won't
Frank Spielier of La Sail" was In be many years before it weakens un
fJtica yesterday. - der the heavy strain of traffic."
Albert Klngsley transacted business O
nMrs. NellleMurray and sister, PROFESSIONAL COURTESY.
Miss Ccisgrove; Mrs Charles Nelson, i nnternrislna cigar -'ore man
Mrs. Ward Halett, Miss Jessie Bills, ,,,, B doctor a box of cigars which
Mrs, Alice Wheeler. Mrs. Allen Rub- hart no, , ordered with a' bill for
sell. Mrs. Joe Madden and Mrs Ha; , n Thp accompanying letter stated
Miller were La Salle callers yeator- tnaj -( nave ventured to send these
uay. nn mv ,,lW initiative, being convinced
Miss charlotte McDonald, etenog ; ina vou wm appreciate their ex
rapher tor the K. J. Reynolds Sand1 nU)gte flavor."
company, is confined to her home in ' fn ,ju our,., the doctor replied.
La Salle with lumbago. "You have not asked me for a con
Mrs. Lou Panning returned to her saltation but l venture to send you
home In St. Paul after visiting her three prescriptions, being convinced
father and relatives I'or the pa t tjJB( you derive therefrom a
motnh. I much benefit as I shall derive from
Mrs. Smith of Marseilles visited hci your cigars, As my charge for a pre-
mother, Mrs, Matt Lisles. 1 acdiption Is $ln this makes us quits.'
Mrs. Bauchle of Ottawa and little o
Main street.
For Your General Repairs
On ail kinds of small machinery
ch as Vacuum Cleaners, Motors
aphones, Sewing and Washing Ma-' Visiting relatlt
Ines, Lawn Mowers, Bicycles'! etc. i
e Johnson v Pattison, Phone Red Earliest New England Dwell, -
Work ailed tor and delivered
Kirl visited with the former's moth
Mis Qua Qarms, yesterday.
Mrs- Margaret Fanner and mat
daughter returned home from Ctilca
yesterday alter a visit with the f
mer's daughter, Mrs CVed Con no v
Mrs. Glen Crosiar from Chicago
t.d trineds in titii
Daily News let
Her Sartorial Prospects.
SJie "HtlptHlse I didn't dress Mil
It is generally ihought t
first kind of dwelling built
early settlers in New Bngta
cabins, but as a matter
lid von love me ins! i ,llp,e pi'ieers often felt oh
1 Porcelain. Call at our t. v (,.r Kiau.e "Certainly, j "n,i l"''r ,l"'v had reaj
e, first door north ot dear. Whr, that'a aa wtich aa to aa I 'nM harvests b,.f,,r(. they t
are for you after We are mar
Boston Tra: script.
canal at Marseilles, and let 1 -us
show you this beautiful ru
range, I
Johnson & Pattison
Agents
For Marseilles and Sent
Life Getting More Complex.
ft.. ..1 .t . ...... .u.
ui in., pi,; htii 111 en inai 1 ur j(t
IK' 11 "t a W..1IUHIS- sc.-iind tiM in-
di H'es her disposition, Hint be arartis
Us N gainst women with long MIOS
Whol 1 he dtckens! MtrM the follow
elaborate us a a-eather tight
I.Ike Ihe primitive peopla of BIO
Klirope, like the Indians nf M
they iih. What caves thev coMtl
en they merely dug In, ti
a shelter aiuch as the arm i
France did during the war.
imv in. n llllll'? I'.
v y,,u ,rt i Fresh Creamery Butter.
Traueerlfjii t,IH (nv" sake, lie rtj Tn City Dairy