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SATURDAY. MAY 7, 1021,
STATE UNIVERSITY
IE GREAT RFC!
OTTAWA FREE iTJRADEH f JOURNAL
PAGE THREI
MOTHER
IN RESEARCH IRK
DISCOVERY OF MODERN way of
COKINt. COAL ALONE WOHTH
MORE TO WOULD THAN ENTIRE
APPROPRIATION ASKED FOR
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION.
Whal la the University of (Jllnolal I
Ju.-t h I... i 1)1 ' i it do? Hun bin la II I
Urn. matt) bulldiiuja ims it; How
larga ta n (avulij v
llauj i uopla iiiink oi f iu iiiiivcr-ii
aa u teaching institution utilyi a kind
ol enlarged hlgu luot. Thla la a
mistake, a uuivij'aUjr, particular!) n 1
state uulvaraltJtj is no mm h tuure Hum
Uila tiiul Ita tt'a'lilit, la 11. ordinal') I
ansa of the term, represents a 11 a
fraction of ita servrea aud expense A 1
tilth era! tjf Is, In fact, n I'lcailnu
house tor' know ledge, Uutli old and
1,1' 11 l'oinai toe t in- diaoui 1I011 ol 1
present iin pToUleins, and 1111 organ 1
at a n km tin- aolutlun t' 1 in : I- prol
leins mid for the (Mseusaiou i tie
I roth,
Tha Uulverslt) of Illinois 001 form
four distil,, 1 fuuctloni, nil expensive
I. Teaching the undergraduate bod
of students, not Iti set coursea uioi
ulch beat
f e lurse.
PLEASANT VIEW.
h In Seneca l-'ri
Minim ' 'i
ilay evening, mmiioi linos taki
Quite a few from thla vicinity at WJdealrahlQ pi
tended the dance ul McKInlcy Park! aa iv
Sunday evening, May 1. I But Iter niitiiali
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mallaaey are thtltl la to find h
parenta of a bab) hoi born Wednea- sji 11 ra 1
dav. ...
Calimj In Cairo.
IChgllahinen who do tlOl kr.ov. Cain
aa in remote, and
if HiH oily. J n
t II" Mrs. K, L
NKrthea lam hard
,i who Jris thus
AI meeting of 11
munity clul whs
ol Mrs. ( ttppni' 1 ar
10 edy in (Ms Heir
ho: 1,
11. lit 1
All
Of Ai
ivangcr i'mii
ul iiio home
1 sow- for the
a good ftizud
ly articles of
llnlahed and
lotllil'k win I
ill illMlalio
ittend thoa
Inn for th
'lil at Hi
urday.
Bntre Noup club T
her home, Twenty
1 ni ami the Rvenl
playing five hundn
were served. Mrs
ai Ho-
llllani Is 1 1 1 1 I :i
a tea aet, The
Inn I. Tally ri
S 1
i ft .1 9
1 31P
JUtl IllUll
lloMi I nil 1,1' K ill' 'I
daugbti r, Mra ill
Villi
That Re:
meal iin-u neeua, requlrl
(oiistiini ravuioii,
i'. Training new faculty and execu
tive sinrt : n unlveratty la nol only a :
repoaltorj of knowledge aud mi agency
of discovery, but u training place for
lt own w orkors. Xeachcra and 10
K'Htch inon i-iM. ii.it be bought iii,i-' '
rum in, ;fin Irs. Hn only places tvliere '
tiu-y uro prtHlilced aru these same uni !nt
VersltteSbS tlmt la to say, tlicy must he
manufuctniei through the machinery I
ot the lUKtllUtloll.
v, tuvestUjatlon and research for jJJ
Hake ui correcting old beliefs und for 1
the discovery of new facts, with which ' 1
not only in In'iprove teaching but to ' .
uihiiini' the industrtes ami re&ne the ' .,
T, 011 .u
arts of iif,..
1. Attendance upon 1 Hugs, eon- I ' 1(
veiitlotis and conferences, cducatiotml, ' ,,,,
Industrial, econonilo and social, both- 1,-11 .
national, state and locul, at which ,,,1
leadlnfi men meet and discuss ques- oeii m
fions of progress, und at which the j 1
university ' advice and help are ..... ,u
ought. , . j
one of these four fuuctioua costs the ! . .
most. The (llffereul collogi of the ,i,;a ,1
university differ In this respect, in 1 Du . t.
the (lollege of hgrlcultute, for o.v-
BWilei 11 u ajunwaltlnn is that one-bulf I ., , ..
the funds should pi for research. ,,
Therefore, much los than the tolul I ' a c
energy of the scientitic staff Is avail- n..0 ,
uble for teaching studeuts, I
The Unlveieity 33 a Teaching Infti- j turned
tution. Ashani
As a teaching Institution the unl- He km
versiiy comprisea eiiit colleges, four by feti
chuols, and u half doaen auscllhtry to h'.'
bureaus and divisions, such ns the ex- brough
tension service aud tlie exiieriment i shoes
stations, which are exclusively re heai
searcli in churacter: l. College of master
liberal Arts nini Sciences; College sat Ja
of Agriculture; College of Engineer- waggln
itig; 4. College of Commerce; 5. Cot lay son
lege qf Education; ii. College of Law; An
7. School of LIbrarv Science: S. herself
Scliool of Music; n. Graduate School; traded upon her privacy. The mare j T
10, Summer Session; 11. College of looked at the calves in amazement, j
Medicine, Chieno; 12. College of Then she went slowly around the
Dentistry, Chicago; 18. School of EM until she found the gap In the
Pliarxiacy, Chicago; 14. Other great ft nee through which they had coma
departments are: Militury and physl
cal education divisions ami the health
sen ice.
The University's Re&eaich Work.
As on the teaching side the universi
ty imparts known truths und facta I iUe
uuy other teaching institution, on Un
hide of research it produces new truth,
Great as is the university as a
faachlng organization, it is as great,
or g renter, us an ugeucy ol research. I
If the university iliil no teaching at ail, I
It would jusiify the appropriations
made io it by the a tnpllshinents of tl
Its research departments. It is lm-
DQSSible to trie a tuollCV value to l!ic r
results of such work, but it Is doubt- anywhere in ber ma
less beyond the total appropriations of ''" sure of gi tt
the university from the time it was j out being Been whet
established,
Some of the Important research con- A rjew
frlhn.tni.a whlr-h hoiro !,,, n,o i ITellTHV I I i 1 c y
wealth and welfare of the state and "
nation are these: Conservation ami
Improvement of the fertility of tie
toll; the Improvement of live stock;
discoveries In the manufacture and I
, , , . ti
methods oi using reinforced concrete;
the production of :: iron alloy with las
i.;.-,c,ir.!ic propciiic., seven or eight SJMiSBjejtfB
times, mole ellcciive than Is now in
Wif-iy nc'()u.ieroerits.
that a
its, and
i iiom tnese sun;
fUardS Its house,
it carry the house
.hell
111
ah eel,,,, which
oilier is Ilnisln
always have 1
Ich always soul
ilarlty, but she
Id Hint the who
Castle Has Uniqjc History.
e of the oi.icsi und most fasclnafr
Cngllsh etistles, "The Sultwood,"
Hythe, has a unique history. The
is over 1,550 ye.-u- old, Ii wua
by Olsc, so,, 0f Hengist, in 4 IS,
i atherine M. Olson of noith of ' to
town is spending this week with Mr. qu
and Mrs. Wilbur K. Varland, near Ot
tawa, ,
MIsb Anna Meagher of hlcago Is In iu
Mrs M. .1. Hogan Sr. Is very in at . 0,
her homi on East Lincoln street.
Her daughters, .Misses Irene ami ton
evieve Hogan, of Joliet, wi ,, calle I
here Thursday on account of her ill-'
ness. ti
Misses Mario Gerberl and Oene-lcei
vieve MoQettrick spent Thursday evi ! tin
ning in Marseilles. ! ,((
.Mrs. Ed Tabler and daughter Belt)
of Him- Island an- vlaltlna at the
A. T. Goldle home.
Mr. and Mis. Prank States. M
ami Hello of Marseilles snenl Sum
Ah
PILE and ( )ITER
SPEC! ST
PILEfj, romnve by m iihsorbont
imovea them (orevar,
lion form, no doiuj
method thai
lOot-
onEft, i roduce by a dependant
bflorbent method tin- gies ruM.
e anu permanent reaulti Doa't
until your heart eyes a ui norvea
" your health.
A i Hotel i
unlay irom In
ciawa, Ottawa, III., every
a, m. to ii p. in.
Offlcfl over As kin's itora.
205 E. Main St.
Streator, 111.
1 1
:t' Becl
ai tin- i. (,. urucKiey home, north of
Seneca.
Charles. Arnold and Men in Trie
stud, Louis Osmund. Wilbur 10. Var
land and Carl Moultoux spent Wed
nesday evaning at Melvln Teal's.
Miss Mae Driscoll has returned
from Peoria, where she attended h
1 he me, tine nf tie. ,1,,. r i..i..,.i,.,
s. Shs was none two davs
Mr. and Mrs. Allen U Olson. Arm 1
und Catherine were callers near Ot
tawa Tuesday afternoon.
Misses Pearl Haag and Maud Mc
Neal, with their pupils, hiked to the.
IJnttertield nurserv, west of town
Thursday afternoon and api nt severs
hours picking flowers.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Olson, Amoll
and Catherine and Mrs. John Schef
fer and son Vincent spent Sunday aft
ernoon with Mr. and Mrs. 1'ranl
Mairehofer and family.
.Math Maier and son Roy of Wes
Brooklyn, III., spent Sunday and Mon
day with relatives In this vicinity,
Edith Bentley and George Youman
.spent Sunday With Lawrpnen am
u'' Elizabeth Drackley,
4)
DOROTHY PllhUPS
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"THE HEART OF HUMANITY"
Lt. Patrick s Auditori'
SUNDAY. MAY ! I
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Z IfVULs 1 RUCTIBLE CEMETERY VASES
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ft and makes a permanent receptabk that will 2
$ last.
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OTTAWA, ILL;
Capita!, Surplus and Profits
Statement of the condition of
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF OTTAWA, ILLINOIS
At the close of business, April 28th, 1921
B109ftUOlft5U
orr
LORENZO I r
I II W A K!t) C.
CI ' A H I
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STEER & OLSON
tn.
current ol high voltage; the discovery IE
of a new law of steam expansion ami S
tlie production of :i "steam table" K
more accurate iluin , uv before ptlh V.
llslu-d: the discovery of a new process K
for cvking Illinois coal, which, when I
POtnmirclally applied, will, In the oplit- I
ion ef some, "be worth more to the W
state than all the appropriations the 9
univefslty will cot m sl hundred year-."
Studies have been eondacted to lea-
sen the destructlvenesa of corn sum?, w
to determine the causes of decay of y
cotton cloth, tl ffect of curly fn at gf
on corn, and the use of Illinois clays
In munufai ture. - A
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Other Real Estate Owned
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War Certificates
United States Revenue Stamps
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22.47
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